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Lehne's Garden Valley Nursery
Picks Blooms For Seattle Shipment
DDII SCHNEIOIR
sir. and Mm Mvrnn rhna hairA
j started picking the daffodils at
tneir Garden Valley nursery. The
blooms are shipped by express
freight to the Pacific Fruit in Se
attle, Wash.
Mrs. Clifford Hess and h t r
daughter, Linda and Mrs. Sena
Johnson recently went to Eugene
on business.
Susan Ra.ikei, a former Garden
Hospital News
LAND SALE
Th Stat Highway Commission '
will sell at public auction
on the- property described below
at 9:00 :m.t March 27, 1956
Two parcel of Und iying to Section 24, Towruhip IT South, Rang
WMt, W.M., Douflu County, Oregon. Pared I being portion of that
tract of land conveyed to Stat of Oregon, by and through 1U Stat
Hifhway Commiuion, by that dtad recorded la Book SOI, Paga AOS of
Douglaa County Record of Deede; the Mid parcel being deecribed
pllowe:
Beginning at the Northweet corner of said State of Oregon Tract. Mid
corner being 967.33 feet South U Deireea 05 40" East of the Southweat
corner of the Jeremiah Huntley D.L.C. No. M; thence South 30 degrees
30' Beat 35 feet to the Southweat corner of Mid tract; thence North M
Decreet 99' Beat 95 feet, more or leea, along the South Hne to a he
which Is parallel to and 133 feet weeterly of the relocated centerllne of
the Pacific Highway; thence Northweeterly 94 feet, more or leae, along
eald parallel line to the North line of Mid State of Oregon tract; thence
South 99 Degree 19 Weet along Mid North line to the place of begin
ning, containing 0.11 acre. Subject to an eament granted to Harry
O. Lindaey by Richard Arundel m evidenced in deed recorded In
Volume 199, Page 670 of Douglai County Deed Record!.
Parcel 2 being a portion of that tract of land conveyed to Slate of
Oregon, by and through lt'a State Highway Commlialon, by that deed
recorded in Book 210, Page 297 of Douglaa County Deed Records; the
Mid parcel being that portion of Mid tract lying Bast of a 40 foot de
dicated road and lying West of a line, which line Is parallel to and 12S
feet westerly of the relocated centerllne of the Pacific Highway, Mid
centerllne being described aa follows:
Beginning at Engineer's Centerllne Station 259S30.B3, Mid Station
being 41.83 feet South and 1165.36 feet East of the Southwest corner of
the Jeremiah Huntley D.L.C. No. 96; thence on a spiral curve right
(the long ehord of which bears South 11 Degrees 29' 13" Eastl 400 feet;
thence on a 372.96 foot redius curve right (the long chord of which
bears South 14 Degree 40 10" West) 256.33 feet to Station 3S646T.1I.
Mid centerllne bearing! are on the Oregon Coordinate System, South
Zone, containing 0.18 acre.
The property la located southerly of Military and westerly of Corey Streets
In Roeeburg. The property la No. 17883.
The minimum price which will be accepted la S940.00 '
Conveyance will be by Bargain and Sale Deed with complete restriction of
acceM to the Pacific Highway, and the deed will contain a condition that the
property shall never be used for the placing, maintenance or display of any
advertising sign, bill or poster, within view of the Pacific Highway, except
such thereof as may advertise the use to which the property conveyed if
devoted, or for the ule or lease of said property, or any portion thereof.
TERMS Or SALE: Cash at time of ule. The right is reserved to accept oc
reject any or all bids.
INFORMATION: 0. W. PARKBR
Oregon State Highway Comm.
STATE HIGHWAY BUILDING
SALEM, 0REC0N
Valley girl now living in Coquitle,
had her spring vacation with Nan
cy and Jo Ann Dunn.
Mrs. carl Schmidt sr. had a :
roast hnliriav with her uranrisnns. i
Robert, Ronnie and Roger Field
ing. They fished at Winchester Bay
and explored a large Japanese sea
liner at Coos Bay.
Mr. and Mrs. Elton Zuver and
son,, Dennis, and Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Zuver and Mrs. Alice Wing,
went to Dallas recently to attend
the funeral of the former's uncle,
Dick Van Den Bosch.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Higbee
and Mr. and Mrs. Argus Fisher
met Mr. and Mrs. Bill Henry in
Corvallis last weekend where they
attended the Western Regional
Basketball Tournament. They re
turned to their home on Sunday.
Bob Claypool returned recently
after a motor trip through Califor
nia, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas
and Nevada.
Jo Ann Carlson went to Eugene
recently where she appeared on a
Bluebird program in celebration of
their birthday. Jo Ann showed a
dog puppet which she had made in
her Bluebird work.
Margaret Blizard and her friend,
Bettv Mantvla are enjoying the
spring vacation from studies at
Oregon State College in Corvallis
at the home of the former's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Biizara.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blizard and
Bob returned recently from Salem
where the former attended a for
estry conference. Bob returned to
Eugene in the evening to see the
hirh school basketball games.
Mr. and Mrs. Clem Schneider
and Marvin and Adam Schneider
went to Portland recently on busi
ness. They continued on to Kirk
land Wash., to visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Harrie Schneider and aaugn
tpr. Sheila. Sheri and Sandee. and
Dr. and Mrs. Carl Schneider and
children, John, Carol and Billy.
CttniinmA Ttt Homt
John Sinclair is still confined to
his home with the flu.
Donna Lee Bashford flew home
to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Al Bashford, from Corvallis where
she is a freshman at osi..
Visiting at the Felix Raddatz
home recently were their cousins,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Peterson. Van
couver, B.C. who had been winter
ing in California.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Matthews
took their grandson, Gene Mend
rickson, to his home in Portland
and returned via the coast.
Mr. and Mrs. Ennis Handy and
sons spent a recent weekend at
DeLake. '
Henrv Booth. John Michel and
i Larry Wait are home for spring
i vacation trom me u 01 u.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard LarK ana
sons. Leon and Gary, and Mrs.
La Verna Lark went to Medford
recently to visit with friends.
Douglas Community Hospital
Admitted
Surgery: Mrs. Ovel Billingsley,
Mrs. Frank Addison, Winston;
Mrs. Andy Hempenius. Mrs. Urlen
Edwards. Sutherlin; Linney Percl
val. Myrtle Creek. ,
Modical: Lea una Fackrell, Ida
Gillett, Oakland; Raymond Ames,
Winston; Arthur Smith, Dillard,
Terry Nelson. Camas Vallev; Mrs.
Koiana uw, sutnemn Mrs. Bry
an Uleekman. Mvrt e Creek: Anna
Siegfried, "Mrs. Gordon Gruits,
John Compton, Carolvn Schulze,
Mrs. Edgar Walker. Annas Bus
chke, Mrs. Henry Walle. David
wane, nirs. uon itagedorn, airs.
Harry Troedel, Roseburg.
Discharged
Mrs. Andv HemDemus. Mrs. Ur-
len towards. Lee Williams. Mrs
noiano cox, Miuicrlin; Mrs. Frank
Addison, Raymond Ames. Judy
Costello. Winston: Leanna Fack
rell, Oakland; Carl Hansen, Med
ford; Patricia Finney, Idleyld
i-ans; Mrs. James Gorman. Wil
bur: Mrs. Uovd Manuel. Mvrtle
Creek; Mary Exceen, Donald
workman, Lamar Ormond, Mrs.
Ronald Herman. Katherine Dearl-
ing, Mrs. Jennings Gravnine. John
Compton, Doyle Miller, Chester
Hammond. Maria Ualvan, M r s.
Carl Roselund, Mrs. R. C. Dovle,
Bruce Dodge, Arthur Long. Mrs.
Robert Koehn. Dwight Coder, Al
mon Walker, Roseburg.
Mercy Hospital
Admitted
Surgery: Raymond Vaughn, Mrs.
David Bates, Mrs. W. C. Callison,
Jack Heritage. Roseburg.
Mtdical: Mrs. lssac Peterman.
Winston; Dale Hosteller, Yoncal
la; Mrs. Ivan McGinly, Mrs. Hen
ry rarazoo, butnerlin: Mrs. Helen
Haffley. Mrs. Harold Thomas. Guv
Penncll. James Sanders, Mrs. Mel-
vin Miller, Roseburg.
Discharged
Mrs. Sam Heaney, Mary Ann
Duyck, Mrs. Vircil Vance, (ills. A.
A. Wilder, L. M. McCaffery, Kose-burg.
Helping Hand Club !
Holds Business Meet
The Helping Hand Club met re
cently at the home of Marilyn
uoage on r.den Lane.
A short business meeting took
place, and the item under discus
sion was the Robin Dale School
and small supplies needed by that
organization.
After the business meeting the
hostess entertained with games
and served refreshments in the
St. Patrick's Day theme.
Thcnext meeting will be held on
April 17, at the home of Lillie
Guilliams at 1SS1 NW Keasey Road.
Members are to bring supplies des
ignated to the meeting to be turned
over to the Robin Dale School for
Retarded Children.
DixonvilU Woman Beck
From Trip To Washington
' By JEAN RAOCLIFFE
Mrs. Harry Collrson, Sr., return
ed home recently after spending
three weeks in Arlington, Wash.,
with her mother, Mrs. S. C. Marks,
who has been seriously ill. She re
ports having left her mother in an
improved condition.
Mr. and Airs. Jerry Rusf and
family travelled to Klamath Falls
recently to see the Jim Campbell
family and to bring back Mrs.
Rust's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Graves, who have been visiting the
Campbell's over the past several
months.
Wed., Mar. 21, 1956 The Newt Review, Roseburf. Or. 3
Roseburg Four Square
Church Services Slated
The Rev. J. H. Carver, of the
Four Square Gospel Evangelistic
Center in Roseburg, has announced
that regular services for the church
will start Wednesday of this week,
at 7:45 p.m. Services will be held
at the same time on Friday and
Saturday.
Sunday services will i n c u I d e
Sunday school at 9:45 a.m.; morn
ing service at 11 a. m.; afternoon
service at 2:30 p.m. and evangel
istic service at 7:45 p.m., accord
ing to the Rev. Carver.
The church is located at the cor
ner of Jackson and Washington
streets, upstairs.
INITIATION SLATED
The Winston Dillard Bethel 53,
Job's Daughters are holding a pot
'luck supper at 6 p.m. on Thursday.
A meeting and initiation of new
members will follow the supper at
7:30 p.m.
Roseburg OES Chapter
Initiates New Members
The Roseburg OES Chapter 8.
met rerenlly at the Masonic Hall
with Myrtle Olmscheid, worthy
matron and Ralph Cooper, worthy
patron, presiding.
Four new members were initi
ated into the order.
Daffodils and acacia were used
for decorations at the meeting, and
a luncheon was served in the Ma
sonic Dining room.
Umpqua Woman Returns
From Trip To Oklahoma ;
Mrs. Esther Cooper returned to
her home at Umpqua recently from
a trip to Oklahoma. She visited at
San Francisco and San Leandro
on her way home.
Stanley Long caught two large:
female coyotes on his place last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl West, daugh
ter, Mary Ami, and two grand
daughters were guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Will Long recently.
DAVE TO MEET !
A meeting of the Dcan-Perrine
Chapter of Disabled American Vet
erans will be held in the Veterans
Memorial building on Wednesday
at 8 p.m. All members are asked
to attend.
CHINESE DINNERS
Umpqua Hotel Coffee Shop
5:00 to 10:00 PM
Weekdays
ALL DAY SUNDAY
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