8 Th Nwi-Rvliw, Roubur9, Of Tut., Juni 21, 1955
Acct Name of Owner and
jMn re.nnUonotProperty
iVO Weaver, P R & Mary Ida
Care of Dowell. R C It W C
Mvrlle Creek M&R
Tax W 228 S 21, 22, 27 4 38
T 29 R 5
J14B Vol 109 pg 391D
70356-2 Hermann. Bessie Bond
Care of Srotl, Jessie
Ciabhert's 2nd Addition
Mvrtle Creek
Tax Lola 356-2 357-2
70643-1 Pesner. Ella
Mvrtle Creek Terrace Park Add
Tax Lot 643-1
752H6 Pell. LaVon & Etta Lucille
Fiddle
Tax Lois 286 & 287
7534? Smollett. Roy J 4 Ethel E
Riddle MB
Tax lx! 348 S 24 T 30 R 8
M&B Vol 95 pg 25D
80279 Crahane. Audrey H
Canvonville MA-B
Tax'lit 279 S .14 T 30 R 5
M4B Vol 106 pg 112 less pt sd
(87x86)
Lot Block Year
1053-54
1!52-;'i3
1951-52
1950-51
1949-50
1948-49
1947-48
Pt 1-2
rt 8
1516 22
850294 McDonald, Bert
Glendale
Tax Lot 029-4
pt S
1953-54
1952-S3
1951-52
1950-51
1949-50
1953-54
1952-53.
1951-52
1950-51
1949-50
1953 54
1952-53
1951-52
1950-51
1949-50
1953 54
1952-53
1951-52
1950-51
1949-50
1955--S4
1952-53
195152
1950-51
1953-54
1952-53
1951-52
1950-51
1949-50
1948-49
1947-48
1946-47
85079-1 Nelson. J Elmer
Glendale
Tax Lots 079-1, 080-1, 081-1
4081-2
85150 Basye. Ida E
Glendale
Tax Lot ISO
85516 -Beckman, tenor I
Glendale M4B
Tax Lot .M S 4 T 33 R 8
114B Vol 126 pg 52D (39x3.32 chs)
85544 Meisncr, ,Tame H
Glendale MA-B
' Tax Il 545 S 4 T 33 R 6
MiB Vol 97 pg 312D less .16 ac RW
85553 Judkins, Sydney Esther
Glendale M4B
Tax Lot 553 S 4 T M Ft
MA-B Vol 108 pg 213D
Pt 7-849
86019 Iflrkwnod. L D
Hamilton's Addition Glendale
Tax LoU 019 4 020-1
1 4
Pt 2
Taxes Interest Total
Pate of First Publication:
May 31, 1955
Pale of Last Publication:
June 38, 1955
10.15 .71 lO.Wi
9 70 1.46 11.16
8.36 1.92 10.28
8 02 2.49 10 51
7 92 3.09 1101
6.33 2 98 9 31
9 21 5 07 14 28
"$" 59.69 $ 17.72 77.41
70O4 4 90 74 94
66 93 10O 76 97
57 68 13 27 70.95
55.34 17.16 72.50
54.64 21 31 75.95
$304.63 $ 66.08' $371.31
3.05 .21 326
2 91 .44 3.35
2.51 .58 3.09
2 41 .75 3 16
2.38 .93 3.31
$'13.26 $ 2.91 $ 16.17
135.34 9 (7 144.81
57.99 ' 8 79 66 69
52.22 12 01 64.2.1
65 25 20 ?3 85.48
60.58 23.63 84.21
$37L38 $ 74.04 $445.42
Wilbur Couple Returns Home
4 61
1 98
1 98
2 48
2.30
$"13.35
$ 641
4 65
5 30
6.85
$ 23.21
1.65
1.27
1 28
1 36
1.70
1.04
.89
87
10.06
.32
.30
.46
.77
.90
"2.75
.45
.70
1.22
2 12
"4.49
.12
.19
.29
.42
.66
.49
.40
.55
"3.21
4 93
2.28
2.41
3.25
3.20
: 16.10
$ 686
5.35
fi 52
8 97
$ 27.70
1.77
1.46
1 57
1 78
2.36
1.53
1.38
1.42
$"13.27
By ODY MOORHOUS
Mr unH lr R K. Rmwit re.
Inrnorl KallirHflV from 8 Vacation
trip to Kastern Oregon. En route
they slopieI at scio, ur a visn
with Mr. and Mrs. Les Bramhall.
in nnim-in tliAV were quests at
the home of their son ana family,
.Mr. and nns n. r.. nrown jr. aim
children. They motored on to Port
land, bv way of Wallowa Lake.
In Portland, they visi'ed their
daughters, Mrs. William Fmery
and Mrs. Norman Leitheiser, and
their families. They were accom
panied home by their grandson,
Michael Leitheiser, who will re
main for a visit.
On Business . .
Mrs. James Cook, Pat ana Jim-
..... anH li-a V VI KnilHPI WCIl
In Ashland and Yreka, Cilii., Fri
day on business.
Mr. and Mrs. liarvey jioore,
Mrs. Peggy Bridges ar.d M r s.
U',.r.A Uiuiva flrm'H lo F.l'cm. Sun-
day to visit with Fred Moore who
i patient at Cne IB sanuorium
there.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale aweet went
to the coast last weewr.d and
were accompanied. name oy
Sweet's mother, Mrs. Clara Sweet,
...1... ...ill cnnl a U.PfV' Visiting
here and attending the rdeo.
Mrs. Hassie Woods re.urnea Sat
urday from Astoria, wnere she
1....1 .ncitoi at the hnme ni a niece.
Larry llobbs, son of Mrs. Clar
ence Young, left aionuey lor m
Naval recruiting o.'fice in Port
I.....I w v.; nnliclmpnt txamina-
lMU l"l v
tion. From there he will Ju to ban
Diego for boot training.
Ti... uu.aba Tiinina
Gilbert Harvey left Saturday
,....nino .;ih f'n Ti nf the Nation-
JII.'IMIllfe ...... v. ,, . . .
al Guard for two weeks training
at Ft. Lewis, Wash.
Don Person arrived hjine last
week for summer vac-iuon from
his studies at OSC in Co:-vallis.
Mrs. Kd Blondell left Monday
for Ashland where she b,;an stud
ies at Southern Ore.;ii College.
She plans lo complete l.tr degree
this summer.
Mr. and Mrs. O. I,. Sett and
daughter, Inet, went to Glide, last
weekend to work on their new
home.
children were guests Tur.day eve
ning at rne nome 01 .vi.-. unu :n.
R. R. Hardesty in Pulhsrlin. where
vnn...A ..n.i.inii..ei with
the Hardcsty's ' hnuseauests, Mr.
ana Mrs. r.awin waiiace wjhk
mont, Colo. Walkce is tity en
gineer of Longmont.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Moore
drove to Canyonville Saturday lo
visa' ai me nome 01 ,u. nu
II,, ok n;Dhal Thatf ibl-ra ae-
companied home by Mrs. Moore's
niece, Lyla Ftishel, who will spend
a wees wnn mem.
Portland Drayagt Union
Accepts Waga Incnaic
PORTLAND IM Portland area
drayage workerj have voted
to accept an employer'! offer
of a wage increase.
The agreement, which averted a
threatened strike, calls for a 10
cent hourly wage increase as of
June 1, 10 cents more May 1 next
vear, and 12 cents more May 1,
1957.
A union spokesman said the new
contract would include improved
welfare clauses.
The old scale for the workers,
members of the AFL Teamsters
union, was $1.82 Vt to $1.93 va per
hour.
Screen Actress
Answer to' Previous Puzzle
ACROSS DOWN
1 Screen actress, i Retain
2 Unoccupied
3 Bird's home
4 Lubricant
9 Realize (coll.)
6 Garden tool
7 Compass point
7 1953-54 60.08 4.21 61.29
1952-53 46.43 6.96 53.39
1951- 52 44.02 10.12 54.14
1950- 51 46.92 14.55 61.47
1949- 50 .85 .33 1.18
' $198.30 $ 36.17 $234.47
15 1953-54 9.88 ' .69 10.57
1952- 53 7.63 1.14 8.77
1951- 52 7.66 1.76 9.42
1950- 51 8.16 2.53 10.69
$ 33.33 $ 6.12 $ 39.45
1953- 34 44 44 3 11 47 55
1952- 53 34.34 5.15 39.49
1951- 52 34.45 7.92 42.37
1950- 51 36.72 11.38 48.10
1949- 50 25.71 ' 10.03 35.74
1948- 49 9 56 4 19 14.05
$185.22 $ 42.08 $227.30
1953- 54 20 58 . 1.44 22 02
1952- 53 15.90 2.39 18.20
1951- 52 15.95 3.67 19.62
1950- 51 17.00 5.27 22.27
1949- 50 21.25 8 29 29 54
1948- 49 13 03 6 12 19.15
$103.71 $ 27.18 $130.89
1953- 54 $ 167 $ .12 $ 1.79
1952- 53 1.14 .17 131
1951- 52 " 1 08 .25 1.33
1950- 51 1 23 -18 161
1949- 50 1 43 .56 1.99
, 10.1R.49- 1 06 .50 1.56
1947.48 1 32 .73 2.05
1916-47 1 30- .82 2.12
1945- 46 1-07 .76 1.83
"iT.3b $ 4.29 $ 15.59
1 1953-54 4 16 .31 4 77
1952- 53 3 05 .46 3 51
11M-.V" 2.87 .66 3.53
. m.-,(1.5l 3.29 1.T 4.31
1J149.50 3.81 1.19 5.30
1948-49 2 83 1.111 4 16
IH47-48 1.95 1.07 3 02
1946- 47 1.78 1.12 . 2 90
1915 46 1 62 115 2 77
1944 45 4 17 3 29 7 46
$ 29.83 $ 11.90 $ 41.73
Andrea
,5 has
played many
supporting
roles
8 Her work is
in ine a , - -.
12 German river Celebrated
13 Eternity
14 Operatic solo 10 Carnivorous
15 Otherwise mammal
16 Born 11 She has had
17 Satellite Parts
18 Flower parts 19 Conducted
Ojl-IPI SA NIk IB IAI6g
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ART . u A R C3JH1E T T O
l E E n A R P E l- I S A
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CEN5 O R E P I T E D
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p r el v eT n t; e Rr bo
A I P E A L A I I NOT
t a5s b el-i g e e
26 Feline animals 43 High hi
IRA C. BYR1
Sheriff and Tax Collector
for Douglas County, Oregon
ROBF.RT M. STULTS
pistrict Attorney
CONDUCTOR COMING
ROJCB 1.41 Theodore Bloom
fjeld. former Cleveland symphony
conductor, left Saturday for the
I'niled Slates, where lie will be
conductor of the Portland, Oregon
Bill Would Prohibit Appla Price Forecasts
WASHINGTON ufl The govern-1 predicting the prices of apples in
any ornctal ptmiication uiiot-r me
Service Man Arrives
Home In Yoncalla
By MRS. GEORGF EDES
U'atoi-c ai-rive'l hnme
C.....U.. fmm lpnnsvlvania where
he is with the U.S. A.iny. His
wife, Shirley, win return u renn
syvania wiih him in ;wo weeks
and will make her hon'e there
while he is stationed there.
Have Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph White and
.i.;i,i,-nn nf I Anoples. socnt sev
eral days here last we. visiting
al the Fred 5eilcn an-i ueorije
Roberts home.
Mrs. Lavone Bocttscr and fam
ily of Willamette, are visiting at
the parental Ray Morin v. me.
Mrs. Lydia Markham of Bur
i,..nb r-jif i visiline at the Wal
ter Meier home for a fe.v days.
i. ..n.l vr.-tt .Totte 1me have
moved from their ranch in Scott-;
Valley lo Vale where iney wiu
m.kn thpif hnme. 'lheir two
daughters, Mrs. Bruce Tut pin and
.Mrs. Calvert Cox and their fam
ilies, visited their paren-s in Vale
last week.
Mrs. D. J. Rogers dttfl sirs.
left, last week for
a two-week visit with Mrs. Roger's
son, Roy and his daugnter in San
Francisco.
ti unrl Ali-s Cpcrffe Kimz of
Phoenix, Ariz., spent several days
here last week visiting Mrs. Kunz"s
parents. Mr. and Airs. inarne
it. ....... nil M i-o Hirers Mno Mrs.
Connor went as far as f'an Fran
cisco with them on tneir return
home.
Attend Summer School
Among the teachers ftom here
who will attend summer school at
Ktnene. this summer is "Its. Ken
neth Mulkev, Mrs Addie Erant and
Mrs. ltubv Thomas.
tr KreH l.ee. Mrs. llarley
Means and Mrs. George F.des
have been appointed n 'he elcc
lion board of Yoncalla grade
school election, Minday.
Mrs. Russell Lloyd underwent a
major operation at ti.e Sacred
Heart Hospital, Monday
Vernon Goodrich is recuperat
ing at his home north oi town from
a major operation.
Margaret O'Brien, Film
Star, Receives Diploma
LOS ANGF.LF.S .4l - Mote for
folks who feel they're not getting
anv voutmer:
Margaret O'Brien, erstwhile
movie moppet, received her hish
school diploma last week. She's
1 fl n,w
The lillle girl who won an
Academy Award as a child actress
in 19-14' has done must of her
studving on movie s'uriio lots. Rut
she lined up with students al Vni-
versily High v-hool lo receive a
graduation c""tiicatp.
20 Boy
21 Observe
22 Greek letter
23 Charger
26 Medication
container
30 Fastener
31 Companion
32 Snooze
33 Craft
34 Summer (Fr.)
35 Oriental name
I 36 Seesaws
39 Prices
41 Assam
silkworm
I 42 Golfer's term
I 43 Years between
12 and 20
46 Make possible
50 Greedy
i 51 Indian weight
53 Scottish
sheepfolds
54 Learning
55 Fourth
Arabian caliph
56 Exclamation
57 Sidelong look
58 Sesame
59 Weight
deduction
27 Distinct part
28 Tardy
29 Epic poetry
31 Persian fairy
37 Delicate
38 Bitter vetch
39 Sped
20 Tree fluid
95 Stni-V
23 Petty quarrel 40 Biblical
24 Weary mountain
25 Grafted (her.)42 Danger
stature
44 Cry of
bacchanals
45 Ireland
47 Mr. Lugosl
48 Shakespearean
king
49 Essential being
51 Perched
52 Yale
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"Jotiet, th finn definitely frowns on practicing for
f . ASA
Ar
T A I I DAilD WOtlft JitftM
There . -. . now that's fixed for good . . . just like I told
you girls when I fixed it last week.
PATRONIZE NEWS-REVIEW ADVERTISERS
ment would be prohibited from
Symphony Orchestra.
IUBsWk'iasBs
GARDEN HOSE
Red-Green-Yellow-Black 25' & SO'
$3.30 to $9.10
Nozzles - Sprinklers - Fittings
ANDREWS
Original 2-Tube Plastic Hose Sprinkler
20' -30' -SO'-100'
$2.50 to $8.75
Gerretsen Building Supply Co.
ti.-.tt-iaiono of hill ikiVifvt bv the
.senate and sent lo 1'vesident Ki
srnliower Kruiay.
a conimittcc
report said. heliee fppie price I
predirlions creates contusion and
lesult only in harm to apple grow-,
ers. J
A similar law applying to cotton
price prciiilions has been on the i
books ior a number of years. I
Safe-Teens Slated
For Riddle Discussion
A meeting is scheduled Wednes
day at 7 p.m. in Riddle for that
.i',-'e vm-emn rtf !a fe-TernS. Ad-
iiiuiistiator Kenneth Hunt sayd he
hopes to see a definite summer
program for teen-age safe driving
launched at the meeting. The
meeting is scheduled at his home,
according to the Riddle News.
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Drug Store
McKay open This Week
Til 9:PM For Your Late
Evening Shopping Convenience
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