Adventist Church Slates
Thn Rnwphilrtf .Qnuantx T....' A A
ventist Church will conduct a sum
mer vacation Bible j;hool ihu
year for the first time, according
to Miss Helen Richards publicity
chairman.
Children from 4 to 12 years of
age, are invited to atteiid the ses
sions beginning Monday, June 13.
and continuing until Jue M. Clash
es will be held daily from 9 to 12
a.m. at the church. Mililary and
Umpqua Streets. Plans are be
ins made for 12U children. Miss
Richards said.
Mrs. Francis Griffin ! Mclnw
is the director. She will be assist
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8 Iranian coin
12 To is
human
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sheltered side
14 Therefore
15 Brown
October
16 Spiteful
18- himself
to his fate
20 Horse's neck
hairs (pi.)
21 Anger
22 The Garden
of
24 Grant
20 Seed-vessel
27 A down
strike
30 A ran
32 Reno.
34 Revoke ' -
35 Warehouses
36 profit
37 Like
from a
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land
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. typeface
49 Interchange
51 Cover
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the free
53 Forever and
ever,
54 Not a
to stand on
55 Wading bird
56 Animal fat
57 Fruit drink
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2 Heraldic band
3
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5 Dash
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person
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8 Raced again
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curtain
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fever
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Bible School
ed by Mrs. Ralph Pearson. In
iiiojBe ui me primary cmsion is
Mrs. Othal Cook! inninr Hivicinn
Mrs. Quintus Dickersou; pre
sidium ages, Mrs. Ed belentine;
music and rhythm band. Mrs. El
mer Hitchman, and story telling,
Miss Enid Sparks. Arthur Burro
way is the supervisor jf play pe
riods. Those Interested may contact
Mrs, Griffin, OR 2-2782.
Rookie Relief Pitcher Ed Roe-
duck oi ine Dodgers led the Inter
national League last year in com
plete games with 20.
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25 Fencing sword 41 Tendenc
26 Regions 42 Gudrun'i
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44 Rajah's wife
46 Employer
47 Contended
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teeth on
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faintest
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force
31 Exit
33 Flower
holders
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Graduation Held
For Canyonville
By VIRGINIA PROCTOR
Special awards distributed at
Canyonville high sohoal's com
mencement exercises included the
following:
The Dartforth Foundation award,
a book "I Dare You," was given
to Jeraldene Bryson and Bill Pitts.
The Mildred Ritter -;holarship
award of $25 for outstanding citi
zenship and scholarship and. to
stimulate college attendance was
presented to Bill Pitts, who also
won the American Cheni'cal Soci
ety award for outstanding work in
that department in high school.
A one year's subscription to the
Reader's Digest vas won by the
valedictorian, Jeraldene 3ryson.
Canyonville high school awards
with medals to each and names
engraved on the plaque were: val
edictorian, Jeraldene Bryson; sal
utatorian, Bill Pitts; activities,
Jeraldene Bryson and athMics,
Jerry McKinney.
The Babe- Ruth sportsmanship
awards, selected by the students,
were won by Jeraldene Bryson and
Jerry McKinney. Their aames are
engraved on a placque.
The Fallin Post No.' 13 award
was presented by Walter McFar
land to Bobby Strahan and Kathy
Giles for good Americanism,
sportsmanship, truth and honesty.
The Betty Crocker award was
won by Virginia Huffman. Present
ed to the best in the senior class
in a state-wide examination, the
award consisted of a Be.iy Crock
er cookbook and a medui.
Promotion Held
In Canyonville
By VIRGINIA PROCTOR
Thirty-eight eighth graders were
promoted in a special ceremony
Wednesday evening, at the Can
yonville gym, held separately from
the high school commencement
this year for the first time so that
parents and friends of graduates
and eighth grades could be ac
commodated In the gym.
The processional was followed
by an invocation by the Rev. Er
nestine Hitchcock of thj Methodist
Church. Superintendent O. J. Mon
ger welcomed the group to high
school.
Raymond Gaswint outlined the
class's history after a group song.
Fred Searle, elementary princi
pal, presented the following
awards: The three honor students
who were on the honor roll aU
year were Nadine Fuller, O r e n
Gaskill and Linda Lohr. Voted out
standing girl of the yea.' was Na
dine Fuller. Dale Abel 'as voted
outstanding boy.
John Patterson was honored for
a perfect attendance; also honored
were l-ari Hopper, who missed two
hours, and Raymond Gaswint, who
missed one day.
School patrol letters were given
to Craig Anderson, Carolyn Brent,
Oren Gaskill, Raymond Gaswint,
Ruth Hathaway. Carl Hopper. Lin
da Lohr, Loraino Owen, Philip
Mevens, Donald summers and
Michael Wheaton.
After another song, Ed Oaks of
the Canyonville school board pre
sented the diplomas followed bv a
benediction by the Rev. Hitchcock
and the recessional.
Mrs. Mark Black was in charge
of the music. Carol Brinkworth
was the pianist. Crystal I'ohl and
Eleanor Irwin were ushers.
2 North Douglas Youths
Win Free Scholarships
Two north Douglas County
vouths have been awarded state
fee scholarships to the University
of Oregon.
Arlen swearingen of Drain is an
upperclassman at the university,
and Romaine Lovelace of Winches
ter Bay is expected to enroll as I
freshman next year.
ARRIVE FOR HONEYMOON
MOSCOW Wl The death of Lt.
Gen. P. M. Bcskronov, artillery
commander and member of the
Supreme Soviet (Parliament), was
announced Tuesday by the Soviet
Army newspaper Red Star. His
age was not given.
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Oakland Graduation
By EDITH DUNN
Miss tternice Cingcade. who is
stationed at McCord Field, Wash,,
wiia the Air Force, spent a three
day leave with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Merrill lozer. sne at
tended senior graduation as a
member of the Oakland gradua
tion class. ,bhe finished school at
mid-year.
Are Parents
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hemm of
Pleasant Hill, are parents of a son
Dorn May zi. me tiemms are tor
mer residents of Oakland. Hemm
was high school principal. He went
to leasanPt Hill High School last
year. They have a daughter two
years old.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Riggs and
two children, who have been liv
ing at PrinvUle, are spending the
weekend with Mrs. Riggs' parents,
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Fraser, and
Riggs' sister. Mrs. A. O. Bunch.
fhey are moving to Kimberly.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hanna, who
have been residents of Oakland for
several years, have moved to ha-
gene.
New Sidewalk
A new sidewalk is being put in
by the city along the highway on
the triangle lot being improved by
the Oakland Garden Club.
Mrs. Hush CoDcland and two
children left this week for a visit
with relatives at Redding, Call,
Westfield, N.C. and San Antonio,
Tex. Siie expects to spend the
summer. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Rice
will occupy the house until she
returns.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Dunn and
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dunn spent the
weekend at Yakima, Wash., with
the former s daughter and family.
Mr. and Mrs. George Gipson. uip-
son underwent surgery at a Ya
kima hospital Friday for a oac
injury.
Curtin Girls
Have Camp-Out
Bv MRS. RUBY MEACHAM
Seven girls from the upper grade
room, with Mrs. Opal Nelson as
chaperone, spent Monday night
camping out in the Wards Butte
area. Dona, Mar go and Macie r.i
lis, Peggy Work, Mariam Jacob,
Christine Satlcrficld and Sandra
Stiaers stayed overnight.
Deanna and Dorothy Oteson
spent the first day and evening
with the group. Hiking and songs
around the camipfire were enjoy
ed. An all n'Sht drizzle failed to
damncn smrits.
In Euaene
Mr. and Mrs. Don Walker and
Mr. and Mrs. James Nelson spent
Thursday evening in fcugene.
The budget has been posted
June 20 is the election to be held
at the school. Three board mem
bers are tu be elected at that time
to incrcasn the members to five.
The -teachers have all been hired;
Mr. Drake as orlncipal; upper
room teacher, Mrs. Buckley of
Drain for the Intermediate, a n d
Mrs. Tindall of Leona for the pri
mary room.
Willis Booher mowed the grass
In the cemetery at Comstock mak
ing it look very neat and nice,
Many compliments have been
heard regarding how nice it looks
Mr, and Mrs. Norman Suiter
spent the weekend holidays visit
ing the Ray Suiter family at
Rrnokings.
Enlists
Gene Meacham has enlisted in
the TJ. S. Army and Is to leave
June 9. Gene has been a member
of the National Guard the past six
months.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Chanman of
Brookings are visiting at the home
of her narcnts, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Marvick.
The Robert Gordineer family
spent Sunday fishing at Odcl Lake.
Glendalf) Hih School
Given Standard Rating
Glendale llich School has hecn
given a standard rating by John
Conway, state supervisor of sec
ondary education.
Conway visited the school laic
this oast winter, acenrding t o
Douglas County School Supt. Ken
neth F. Barneburtf. Notification of
the ratin? cajne after study of the
school facilities, the superintend
ent said.
The standard rating means the
building, equipment, facilities, stafl
a nd ed uc a tion p rog ram of the
school meets minimum require
ments of the state. Previously it
had been rated as conditionally
standard,
James A. Pate is superintendent
and acting principal of the school.
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Fri., June .3, 1955 The Newt-Review, Reseburg, Ore. 13
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NOTICE OK INTENT!"
TO IMPROVE TERRACE AVENI.'B
FROM THE NORTH LINE OF
OVERLOOK
Nolle Is hereby given that at a meet
Ins of the Common Council of th Citv
of Roseburg held May 18, 1953. the fol
lowing resolution wu adopted:
RESOLVED, that the Common Coun.
cil of the City of Roseburg. Oregon
deems lt expedient and necessary to
Jmprove Terrace Avenue from the North
line of Overlook Avenue to point 470
feet nqrih of said line in the City of
Roseburg, Oregon In the following man
ner: 1. By grading atreet to proper sub
grade. 2. By constructing concrete curbs and
gutters on both sides of said street.
3. By graveling the roadway and sur
facing with asohaltlQ concrete to a
width of 30 feet.
4. By constructing sub-drains lt nec
essary. Said improvements are to be made In
accordance with the charter and orl
nances of the City of Roseburg, Oregon
and the grade, plans and specifications
and estimates of the City Engineer filed
in the office of the City Recorder on
May 16, 1035 which said grade, plns,
specifications and estimates are here
by approved and adopted.
The entire cost of said Improvement
Including engineering, interest md ell
other expenses which the City of Hose
burg would not hav Incurred except
for the making of said improvement
snau De levied upon tne property espe
cially benefitted thereby as provided by
the Charter of the City of Roseburg,
Oregon and 111 accordance with petitions
of property owners to be benefitted wilh
said Improvements.
That the improvement warrants Is
sued tn payment of such expenses as
may tie incurred in max in g mis im
provement by and are hereby declared
to be general obligation improvement
warrants provided In Chapter 286 of the
Oregon Laws for 1951.
The estimate of the City Engineer of
tno proMDie aetauea cost oi saia inv
provement Is the sum of X17K6.4S oi
which 6.130.M shall be borne by the
benefitted nrooerty.
Remonstrance against the prooosed
Improvement may be filed In writing
with the undersigned within twenty '201
days from the first publication of thn
nonce wnicn is tne zoin aay oi may,
1933.
MILDRED HENNESSEY
Recorder of the City of
Roseburg, Oregon.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE COUNTY COURT OP THE
STATE Or OREGON FOR THE COUN
TY OF DOUGLAS. "IN PROBATE, lr
the Matter of the Estate of JAMES
RALPH BRADY, Deceased. Notice is
hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed Administratrix of the
Estate of James Halnh Brady. Deceased,
by the County Court of the State of
Oreson. Sit una In Probate, for the coun
ty of Douglas, and all persona having
claims against said estate snau present
the same, duly verified as required by
law, to Betty D. Brady, Administratrix,
Azalea, . Oregon, or to Johnson Ac Tel-
fer. her attorneys, at 220 S. E. H
Street, Grants Pass. Oregon, within tlx
18) months after the. date of the first
publication of this notice Date of first
nuhlicatlon May 6th. 1935. Betty D,
Brady, Administratrix of the Estate of
James Ralph Brady, Deceased-
Sutherlin Seniors
Have Graduation
By MRS. BRITTAIN SLACK
Commencement exercises for the
Sutherlin senior class was held
Friday evening in the school au
ditorium. The platform was dec
orated with the class colors, pinli
and black.
The seniors marched to theii
seats escorted by Cliff Whiting,
junior class president and Juanila
Ballew, junior secretary. Ted Ha
berlv nlavcd the processional.
Rov. Lloyd Whitford, pastor of the
Neighborhood Church of Christ,
gave the invocation, followed by
the s.ilutalorian, Leslie Lmcrson;
a sophomore trio, JoAnn Matlock,
Nancy Foster and Liz Hudson; sal-
utatonan, Kueva jarvis, and a se
lection by the Girls Glee Club.
The Valedictorian address was
given by Silas Hudson. William
Riddlebarger, superintendent of
Sutherlin schools, introduced the
speaker, Golda Parker Wickham,
associate director of student af
fairs, University of Oregon.
The nresenlation of class, by
Troy Thomoson, principal, and tho
awarding of tne mniomas nv noun
Dies, chairman of the school board,
followed.
The flower girls procession, tho
benediction by Rev. Whitford and
the recessional by Ted Habcrly,
concluded the program.
Residents Of Tenmile
Attend Commencement
By LOUISA COATS
Mr. and Mrs. Waller Coats re
turned to their home in Tenmile
Fridav evening after spending tho
past week visiting at the home of
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. George Gladwill and
Ihcir daughters, Chrlene and
Donna, at their home in Culver.
Wtii'e there, thev attended the
graduation exercises of their
granddaughters, Charlcne Gladwill
from the Culver High School, and
Donna Gladwill from the C u 1 v e r
Grade School.
Housegueit
Mrs. Ida Hamilton of Prosscr.
Wash., who has been a house guest
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Let
cher Ison and family for the past
two weeks, returned to her home
at Prosscr Sunday.
Recent visitors at the home of
Mr. a"d Mrs. E. J. Mack were
Mrs. Mack's niece and husband,
Mr. and Mrs. D. Harsh of Denver,
Colo.
Mr. and Mrs. F.arl Lamon of
Cawcr, Wyo.t visited at the home
of Lamon's brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Mack,
for the past week. Leaving Tues
day, they returned home bv way
of California and Arizona. They
also visited relatives in D 1 1 1 a r d
and Roseburg.
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NOTICE Of GUARDIAN'S BALK
Or REAL PROPERTY
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
under and pursuant to an order of the
County Court of the State of Oregon
for Douglas County, made and entered
of record tn the matter of the guardian
ship of the person and estate of Thresa
nutn Hiair, a minor, autnoriung tne
undersigned as the auardian of the-oer-
son and estate of said minor to sell- the
real property hereinafter described;
now, inereiore. tne understand, as
such guardian, will, at the Law Offices
uong. neuner V Davis, umoaua
Savings at Loan Building, Roseburg,
Oregon, on and after the 13th day of
June, 1B33, offer for sale and sell, at
private sale for cash in hand, subject
id conurmawon oy ine court, ettner aa
an entire tract or In seoarate and sev
eral lot and parcels, the following de-
acrioea reai property oeionging to said
ward, to-wit;
A tract of land the boundaries of
which are described aa follows:
BEGINNING at a a Inch Iron pipe
on the westerly right of way line
of the Pacific Highway 99 on the
section line between Sections 28 and -29,
Township 28 South, Range 6
West, Willamette Meridian, which la
North 0 degrees 13' East 332.4 feet
from the quarter section corner be
tween said Sections 28 and 99:
thence running North 0 degrees 13'
East 589.3 feet along .said section
line and on the west line of property
recorded In County Clerk's deed
records In Volume 80, page 261, to
an iron pfoe; thence South 89. de
grees 43 West 433.33 feet along the
South line of property recoTdesI tn
said Deed Records In Volume 134
pages 4o5-437 and 439 to an Iron
filpe at the Northeast corner, of'DU
ard Bottom Subdivision;1 thence
South 0 degrees 27. West 1007.8
feet along the East line of said
subdivision to a one inch Iron pipe at
the most Easterly Southeast corner . '
thereof: thence running Northeast
erly along the Westerly right of way
line of the Pacific Higfewau to the
place of beginning, excepting. there
from Blair Subdivision platted and
recorded in the office of the County
Clerk of Douglas County, Oregon.
Blair Subdivision in Douglas County,
Oregon, aa platted and recorded In
the office of the County, Clerk of
Douglas County, Oregon,' excepting
therefrom Lot 1 of Block 3 said
premises, more particularly describ
ed as follows: Lots 1 and 2, Block' 1;
Lots 1 to 9 inclusive. Block 2; Lota
2 to 3 Inclusive Block 3; and Lots
I to 4 Inclusive, Block 4.
SUSAN JEAN BLAIR. j -
Guardian ff the Person and
Estate of Thresa Ruth Blair,
a Minor.
NOTICK OF STREET VACATION -IN
THE COMMON COUNCIL OF
THE . CUT Of ROSKBURO.
DOUGLAS COUNTT, OREGON.
KoUce la hereby riven that by retolu
tlon duly adopted by the Cont-DOQ' Coun
ell of the City of Roaeburs. Oregon and
approved by the Mayor on May 16, 19S9.
proceedings have been lnlUated by.aaid
Common Council to vacate from a point
which beara South 17 degree 23 East
315.7 feet from the street monument at
the intersection of Corey Avenue and
Military Street In the City of ttoseburg.
nt platted end filed in the office of the
Cleric uf Douglaa County, Oregon. .
Any peraon or persons having 3ft ob
jection or remonstrance to the vacation
of said portion of said street may in
writing make and file the same with
the undersigned Recorder of said City
at or before tho time- set for hearing
of the objecttona anil remonstrances. The
time and place of said hearing will be
at the regular meeting of the. said Com
mon Council at 7:30 o'clock P.M. on the
20th day of June. 1953, in . the Council
Chambera of the City Hall At Roseburg,
Oregon. ' .'i
Dated ana xtrtt ouDiumea tnuj win
day oi.. May. tsejs. -.-.
City Recorder
Roseburg, Oregon
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