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Newspaper Page Textn tk. Nt. Rtitw. ot.b,9, gig. Garden 11 Clubs 1 -I, ...... (Th Camas Vallay Cardan Club't Contarvation Cammirla hat just complatad a study of marv mada pondi in rh araa. Fallowing ia its raport.) Since everyone it becominu more and more interested in the many phasea of conservation, the ingen ioui methods to conserve water made worthwhile study in Cam as Valley. Comparable To Canning Too mui-b water flows in the winter and too little durum some summers. It it comparable to home canning in the summer (or a bount iful winter menu or animals and insects layini! id their stores of food during the summer for the long winter. Water conservation calls for building up during the the summer dry season. Tha flood and drouth problems In Southern Oregon have necessitated our becoming conservation minded with flash flood conditions at times making any control impossible. The conservation committee of the Camas Valley Garden Club, in making this study, found 10 fam ilies had built 15 pounds sine 1946 for better crops, lessening of fire hazards, making more water avail able for stock and attracting wild geese and ducks. In many cases, the private stock of fish, acquired from the State Game Dept., added pleasure for the whole family. Sifts Differ Tho ponds range from the small ones for gardens created from boards and sandbaga to those made by "cats" and bulldozers with overflows or cement flood gates. Several ponds were washed out during the flood in December of iy.'i6. Practically all overflowed their banks whero wooden or con crete floodgates could not be re moved quickly enough or complete ly .Many decided not enough tree planting had been done above the entrances to control the water and slides and avert flooding or wash ing out of the ponds. Still others felt dams should not be over 10 feet hiuh, so that control would be more feasible by one person. The chief questions were when to build and how deep to make the ponds. All were built hy the ranch ers themselves or with help from friends or neighbors. Avoid Leaks It was found that those building in spring to allow time to settle discovered fewer leaks when wa ter was stored in the fall or winter. The final depth of the pond was a tricny question because of tin presence of shale or bedrock which allow leaks to form. It was found that dams should bo built so that any portion would not settle at 1 different time from another. Some claimed leaks developed mid-pond ana came out hundreds of feet from the pond itself. Tho county extension agent help ed in determining how much water I pond contained. Tho agent also i supplied answers to other prob-1 lems in building. i Became Family Projects j The fact the ponds were family projects became evident when ranchers expressed desires for safe ty in and around the ponds. Thev advised swimming lessons for ev- eryone. They also said children , should only swim with adults pres ent or they should swim in pairs. They also said youngsters should ask permission from owners before swimming in the ponds. Boats, rafts and diving boards I were considered a hazard. The study also showed that purifi-1 cation could be accomplished by kecn.ng an outlet open so the run mnj water could purilv itself or I ttork it with fish to eat the insects. ! 1 "r club's committee also ap-: rx'tnled a rerwirt on methods of, getting federal aid in building a' pond. Amone considering build-1 ins a pond or dam and desiring fed t.iI aid should first file an appli-1 ra'.ion with the Agricultural and! Slabihzation Committee office in I liooin 214 of the rountv courthouse, i from this office, the application sent to the nearest district of fiee. which presently is located at Nuiherhn. Enqineer Inspects from this nttiee. an engineer Is sent out to inspect t'-e site of the lain or pond. He will also confer with the farmer on the subject of benefits the farmer expects to get front the water stored in the pond. re-1er.il aid Is w.en on ua'er st .red for imiatMii 0nh If the engineer approves the project the c... , cn-iiniitiee notifies the tarn,. it he wid riT. il,. f ral aid T ne personal benefit fr I'.i.'.T i. InMi'.ed 1.1 Jl n.10. In ).i.ii lt W15 oniv This means, the federal ost share is .VI per cent of the ma terials and rons'rurtion, not to ex ceed $1 no. r.ivoienl is made after comple tion of the proiect and its appro-, al Applications must he made for p.ivnient by the persons contribut ing to the performance of the prac tices. Cl.ndal Garden Club I he .I' ll Idle Garden Club an nounced the names of winners in Hs 1 hn.im.n outdoor luhimg con test at the reuular me.um which Mas held at the home of Mrs t.racc 1'ioff 111 Aaha earlier in Ja'iuar . Winners w.re Mrs ISmh M.ller fir.t prize. Sill, Mrs 'l.un l'at terson. second price, Jl.'i and Mrs. l.e!toy His in, Ih.ld prize. SI The lighting confevf w;(s tli.ru. led by members I'lans for another (trade school children s bird h'-r contest were also disctissvd. Mis. PEOPLE DO READ SPOT ADS Thai !.. I ara r..ai-i or. mqW.. Jo. ai, iw , iLeRoy Dixon gavo a horticultural report on holly. I I The hostess served refreshments. Norm Umpe.ua Garden Club 1 Idlevld Lodue was the setting for the January meeting of the North Umpqua Garden Club with Mrs. Joe E. Sendelbach acting as host- ess. Presiding was Mrs. Phil Strad- !er, president. Roll call was. "My favorite Rho dodendron," with winter - bloom ing flowers as tho exhibit of the dav. I the program was titled "Rhodo dendrons and Azaleas." and was 'given by .Mrs. Adraia Standley. Tho February meeting will host the Rainbow Garden Club and J. , E. Carrigg of Roseburg will be guest speaker. His subject will bo I "Roses in Koseburg." I Good Earth Garden Club i The January meeting of the Good Earth Garden Club was held at the home of Mrs. Alda Brum- j bach. Eleven members and four 1 guests were present. An announcement was made of a meeting about landscaping, to be held at 1 p.m., Jan. 21, at the Doug las County Fairgrounds. Members were invited to attend. A discussion was held about the club's quilt project. It was sug gested that all blocks be turned in to the committee so the pieces could be joined by the next meet-j ing. A letter was read from the Na tional Book Council. Mary Bailey was appointed book chairman for the remainder of the club year. Airs. Neves and Mrs. Brumbarh were appointed to work on the Year book, and Mrs. Webb. Mrs. William Melton, Mrs. Paulson and Mrs. Harris were appointed to the nominating committee. Berneice Thiele introducted Mra. Florence Coatney who presented a program on Oregon rocks. She had samples of rocks of various types. While elephants were won by Mrs. Gen Paulson and .Mrs. Thiele. A valentine exchange will take place at the next meeting, Feb. 11, at 1 p.m. at the homo of Mrs, Bet ty Fite, 305 NE Porter St. The topic of the meeting will b "Car den Planning," with Mrs. Neves in charge of tho program. Each memner is asKed to bring paper, a pencil and a ruler. Town and Country Club ine December meeting of t h 0 Roseburg Town and Country Gar den Club was held at the lovely ooioe 01 nirs. u. j. rewnamn in l.aurelwood. Mrs. A. B. Peterson and Mrs. A. McMullen prcsen'ed the program. The January meeting place will bo at the home of Mrs. Jack West, 473 West Riverside Drive, on Mon day evening, Jan. 28, at 7:30 p m. Mra. Merle Winn and Mrs. Ed Verrell will be co-hostesses. Roll call will he "name a dried mi. lerial suitable for a corsage." Mrs. J. H. uaiigherty is in charge of tho program which will be on cor sages made from dried material. Mrs. Robert Dorsey. garden ther apy chairman, asked that each member bring a plant suitable for a dish garden to this next meet ing. Camas Valley Garden Club The Camas Vallev Garden Huh held a Christmas lighting contest I last month, as did many other clubs. Winners in tht 1958 contest are 1 as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Mdol Clauuhton. first; Mr. and Mrs. I.ee ! Banks, second; and Mr. and Mrs. 1 Allen Cooper third. Judges were ; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Milton, -Mr and Mrs. Robert Ellis and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Halterman. j At the January IDiti meeting of , the Garden Club, Mrs. Ruby Moore j asked members if they wished to 1 donate $1 each month for CARE I packages. j The club voted to do so and in ' the latter part of the year received . a letter from a couple in Germany who had received one of the pack ages, j -Members had requested that the couple write of their living condi-1 turns and family. The letter was! translated by .Mrs. Halterman, club member formerly of Germany, and told of their gratitude for the food thev had received. Members of the Camas Vallev j club met Jan. at Bart's Cafe. 1 with Mrs. Harry Boyle as hostess. A dessert luncheon preceded the business meeting. M r s. R. E. Munch, chairman, conducted the meeting. Members voted to accept the name that had been appointed tor state officers. Alter the business session the conservation chairman. .Mrs. R. P. Wheeler. g.ne a pronram on con sersation. She has made a study of all the different ponds in Camas ' Vallev. Garden Department Meeting Scheduled The next mretin of the garden department of the KoHetmrn Wom an s I lub will be Feb. 12. The meet mi; plare will le announced Liter. Mrs. 1-iMer Rutner w ill dtnis "('lowers and Plants in Architec ture." An open forum on luherous he Cinia culture will jtK.i h held. Anv ntemtMT of the Koebur Wom an's Club is eliKihie to join t h e nro:ip and is invited to attend the ineelini;. I'ie January rneetim; of the de Ptrliuent a1 held at the hme of Ir J. M Bovlev I.Ltit refreh ,,!,nl r'' "red. .u-er nhich 1'ie meetim. callrd to order l the wee present. Mr. Kiia l.enn A leiier vi resinjtion from the pn-Mdent. Mrs. t harles Je'fries. J' reiil and aci-t-pted and Mrs! I ei-o w.i elected M act at prv. jn.tins; officer for the balance of the ear. The camellia fentnal as discus- 4 t Mirrri Chairmen Named In Garden Valley By AOOII SCHNEIDER Mrs. William Tipton and Mrs. Darrell Hanneman are co-chairmen of the Mother's March for pobo funds in Garden Valley. Moth ers will start out at p.m. on Jan. 31 and all who wish to give are urged to put their porch lights on. Mrs. Etta Warner, who has been confined to Douglaa Community Hospital with 1 broken arm, ex pects to bo able to leave soon. Sho makes her homo with her son-in- Kansas Woman Visits In Umpqua By MRS. GEORGE MUNSON Mrs. Blanche Crouch of Leota. Kan., is a guest at tho homo of her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Har old Crouch. She plans to spend the winter hero. Word was received from Albany by Mr. and Mrs. Lester Richard son, of the birth of a new grand daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Richardson. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Berry from Portland is a houseguest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. An derson. Mr. and Mrs. Hartle havt com pleted their new home on Tyee Road. They plan to occupy it some time after school closes. Miss Judy Bacon was given 1 surprise birthday party at school on Tuesday by her mother. The re freshments and the birthday cake for her 10th year, were served to all the children in her room. Their teacher is Mrs. Ware. Mr. Harold Cole was taken to Mercy Hospital on Tuesday where ho is to undergo surgery. Last Rug-Braiding Lesson Set By Unit The final rug-braiding lesson for members of tho Umpqua Home Ex tension Unit is scheduled Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. at the parish hall, re ports correspondent Edith Dunn of Oakland. Members of the unit met last week for the second lesson, where ...... J . L: lecnniques 01 aying ana uieacning were demonstrated ny ,irs nutn , Bunch and Mrs. Mildred Burpee. Members attending the final les-; son session are requested to bring Marine Sergeant Visits In Roseburg Sgt. Richard E. Nygaard arrived last night to spend part of his leave , . ?. . .to w - rt irom me U.S. Marine S-UrpS vre - iting with his sister, Mrs. Larry Zuver, and family. The Zuvers live at K18 NE Hous tey St. in HosehurK. Nygaard just returned from near Yokosnka, Ja- Ean, after serving with the tank attalion of the Third Marine Di vision. He is on leave awaiting orders to a new duty station. Nygaard at tended Roseburg High School and has completed one year of college requirements in the Marines. LOCAL NEWS Mrs. Robort Srult. of this city spent Friday ness. Mr. and Mrs. Harry LeBeau of this city went to Portland rnday to attend to business. Mr. and Mrs. Barton Novors and Mr. and Mrs. Chris Jensen of Eu gene were guests Sunday in Rose burg of Mr. and Mrs. W. 1. Dixon. Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Jaeobun ' Armored Corps. Ho will also corn have spent the last several days P'' basic training in Fort Ord. visiting relatives and friends in ' 1 Portland. Jtrry Coen and John Schaerer of this city attended to busine. for Coen Supply Co. at the coast Thursday. Mrt. I. L. Ktdd.r nai returned. school caf0tena for a potluck sup to her home in thu citv. following per the last couple of week, in San After dmneP the businesi meet rrancisco visiting friends. ina , M,i.,ti ku (-kaiPm,n Mr. and Mrt. J. J. Maney left Sunday for Denver, Colo , to visit a we i lr an prtnlat hrlr tn thaiir hnm in llihrtmi? Minn f nllniAinfl a Viit with relatives in Douslas County. Howard Huntahor, Howards Men's Store, has returned from a business trip to Portland, where he attended the 5pnng showing of men's wear. Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Schmeer have returned to their home here, following a trip to Portland, where the former attended to business and and they also enjoyed a vtMl wilb relatives. Miss Ceorgen Barte, regional home economist for Wheat Flour i Institute with headquarters in Chi-1 caiio, wan in Koseburg Knday con ferring with Miss Helen Chandler. iHniiilas County Home Kxtension Agent. Miss Barte travels through U states for the Institute. She is now making a tour of Oreon and Washington. She left Friday for Eu gene en route north. . nd dales set for April a and -frf A. IViails of th show, to r hH.i at thf clubhouse, will be announced at the next meeting. i uxoup voiea tu purmaw an ewrvreen tree to be prevented to Doulae c'ommunit Hospital as a living Christma tree, and to be planted $o ai to b visible from HiL-hwav W The prokirarn topic was. "The Care of H-nia Vlants. Kapecially African Violeta." A 10 minute Miirtion and answer period on va rum houteplant was conducted The program chairman ihen pre sented Mrs. Mav Swall, who dis cussed African violet. question! Mrs .SwaH answered am! demonstrated soil preparation, leaf propagation and care and di- viion of mature plants. Mrs Swall has several vsnetiee of bl.wimifK plants on display and dis- uiuuiea imati pieuia iv uieiuusru. law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Teeter. Felix RaddaU, Bill Long and Leon Lark are participating in tho band concert given by tho Rose burg, High School band at the achool on Tuesday evening. Dick Claypool was in the valley over the weekend from Portland to visit his mother, Mrs. Tressio Clay pool, and his brothers, Jerry, Bob and Brent. Clifford Hess waa recent busi ness visitor in Corvallia and Port land. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith and Ricky of Eugene were dinner guests Tuesday at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford McKay. March Of Dimes Head Appointed In Glendale Mrs. Curtice Daniels of Glendale has been appointed as chairman of the Glendale March of Dimes drive. The local drive is sponsored by the clubs of tho Rebekah Lodge. Many other organizations have promised to work with Mrs. Dan iels and the sponsoring organiza tions in making the drive 1 suc cess. MOD supplies did not arrive un til Jan. 9. They were distributed immediately. Coin collections were sent to all stores in Glendale, Az a lea. Fortune Branch, and Quineo Creek, and dime cards to the ele mentary school. All clubs, churches, and other or ganizations in the area are being contacted by letter to ask for do nations or help in raising funds, and several special benefit events are being planned. The Lions Club will sponsor a dance in February. The Mothers March will be used again this year, and it is hoped that, with the cooperation of organ izations in the outlying areas, the Mother's March may also be used up the various canyon roads out of both Glendale and Azalea. Tenmile Organizations Slate Benefit Dinner All community organizations of Tenmile will hold a polio benefit FS' potluck dinner at the Tenmile Scout naj jafl 27 Servlng Wlll from j to 7 p m ElUertainment after tho dinner will be furnlshed by Gordon Howard: tn , Cemcrs Car0 Lockwood and Connie Croy, who will tap! Fullerton teachers. Miss Bonnie dance; and Ronnie Linna, who will Ault, Miss Esther Sherk, Miss also tap dance. 1 Alice Rundell, Lynn Hayden and Mrs. Alex Rudhe is chairman of Kenneth Harrison, presented a spot the affair. She is a Den mother ; light panel on writing, spelling and for Tenmile Boy Scouts. Organiza-1 English. lions that will take part in prepar-1 Guest speaker Donald R. Hus- mg the dinner and making ar- I rangements are the Tenmile La - f'I..K TUn r'I..K nn.. fl..W ,o' s.uu, uw tmu, vnu a v..uu, Home Extension Unit, Ball and Chain Club, Boy Scouts Pack 126, and the Busy Steppers Club. The dinner will replace the Moth er'! March in Tenmile. Two County Youths Enlist In U.S. Navy Dean J. Fowler, brother of Les ter F. Fowler of Sutherlin, has en listed in the US Army, according to SFC William R. Weaver of the US Army Recruiting Station in Roseburg. , .,.,,.,.1.,..,.,. - rowler will complete basic train ing at rort Ord, talif., after which rowler enlisted under the plan!"' 1 of "Choice not Chance" enlistment I Following the meeting. refresh- program whereby a person is giv - en his choice of service in the Armv prior to enlistment explained. Sgt. Weaver Roy D. Woods, son of Mr. and Mrs. Luther M. Woods of Myrtle Creek, has enlisted in the Army under the same program for the Farm Bureau Meeting Held In Camas Valley t, Tha Camas Valley Farm E jreau Federation met Jan. 11 at the '.. . , i. , , "oward Illlon- Guest waiter for ytl1";? " " K ; " 11 ,s "v viiii an iiv.'i nui , inc topic of his speech was "Soil Con- 1 5e" "u0"- . . . , . . Mrs. I art Datil reported on her attendance at tho Mate harm Bu- reau Federation meeting held in Bend recently. Howard Cumming gave a report on the county meet ing held in Koseburg Jan. 7 The next meeting of the Farm Bureau Federation will be at the school cafeteria on Friday, Feb, 8 at 7 30 p m. Days Creek PTA Plans Cooked Food Sale Th Days Creek Parent-TYachers Attn, ia sponsoring a rooked food tale Saturday. Jan. 26. in Days I'rerk. to raisa money to pay for i the Christmas candy distributed by the PTA at the achool Christmas procram. j Two booths will ba maintained. beginning at ( a m. One booth will b at Krell's and the other at , ! Brady's grocery store, through the j , roi)prlt,ol 0f the two merchants Mrs. Lome Koctr is in charwe of the sale for the PT. Cooked food will be solicited from the VTA memberi and those people m ne oraniati-m. inter Pvt. Lack Tikes Pjrt i In Training Exercise Army Pvt. Larry C. Lack, ton of Mr and Mrs. i'arlence O Lark of DiUard. recently participated with the ltth Airborne Ptvisum in "War Hawk." a field training txer cie in liermanv. Ijck, a driver tn Battery B. of the division's Wth Antiaircraft Ar tiilerv Battalion, entered the Army m March and completed ba- sic training at Fort Ord. i'ahf. The ?0-vear-o,d eoldier was grad- uatrd from Stevenson Hiti School," ia i?.s. OUT OUR WAY Fullerton PTA Program Varied At the latest meeting of Fuller ton PTA a varied program was presented to a largo number of persons. The Camp Fire Girls chorus pre sented vocal numbers, accompan ied by Mrs. Roy Hanford, pianist. Following tho business meeting Mrs. Hanford introduced her pro gram chairman. Mrs. Gerald Mc Carthy, who presented the pro gram. Lyle Eddy, principal of Fullerton School, gave an explanation of the school's system of grading. Mrs. George Riggs gave a humorous skit entitled, "Inside Our Marble Halls." The cast included Mrs. Earl Clark, Jack Cummins, Lewis Aumack, Bob Dishman, Herb Tot man and Jack Berkshire. band, state senator from Eugene, 1 discussed i m p o r t a n t measures ...L.:.U -.111 U . I A tl.A wiiiui will uo yic.sron.-u iu uic lui rent legislature. Husband is serv- ing on the education committee in the legislature. Refreshments were served by the Camp Fire Girls. Masonic Lodges Slate ! Meeting In Canyonville The southern half of district No. 10 of Masonic lodges will convene Wednesday, Jan 30, at the Masonic Temple in Canyonville at 8 p.m. T. Guy McGee will preside at the meeting in his capacity as dis trict Hnutv of Ihe uranri master I and will introduce the enemng's , i.iji-- n. ""L" , 1 ments will be served by the Oregon chapter No. 57 OtS social clud : All Masons in tho area are request ed to attend this meeting. LEGAL ts thi cmrriT romr or THH AT ATE OF OREGON foil THI OI NTT OF DOI fil.AS GRACR ELEANOR SCHOF1ELD. Plaintiff. EDGAR SAMUEL SCHOFIXLO, Defendant Tn- EDGAR 1 AMU EL SCHOFIELU. de fendant IN THE NAME Of THE STATE OF I Oregon, yon r h.b requir.d u apiwar and anwr th complaint filed Kaiiiiat you in ma anovt eniiuta court and raiu on or befrtr the expiration of four weeki from the date of the first publication of this ummoiu upon you. and if you (all to appear and answer. 'plaintiff for want thereof will apply to , tKh lb9Vt ,ntttd Court for the rei.ef pravfd for plaintiff's complaint. to-: For a decree of the above Court die olvinaj the marriage contract be tween plaintiff and defendant and to grant to plaintiff an absolute decree of divorce of and from defendant, upon around of rruel and inhuman treatment towards plaintiff by de fendant Thia itimmom la published be order of the Honorable Carl C Wimbrrlv. ! Judge of the above entitled Court duly mtl nd ntr- ""'" publication nccolve and ronecuti-e wefki in the Howourg Nfws-Review, a newspaper of neral circulation M Douglaa Count. Orrtn. Da'e of first publication, the Ttk 4af Of January, lieii Dste of last publication, tha 4tb da ot rebruar. 1S57. ntRRlSON R W1NSTOM Atltxn.jr for Plainiitf P.t.ifln-. Addru 4 Pacific Build:na: HoMburs. Oregon ADVtllTUVMtr FOR RID Dwiriet No. 4. Hoeelwirg. Or(nn at the Superintendents of fire in central Jun ior H.gtx Sv'hMl. until X 0 PM on TMurdv, Januarr 11 lST f r the ecn tt ruction of the Eastwood Elementary School and wui then nd tnere be open ed and read aloud. Rids re.eived after the time filed for Opening; cannot be conmdercd Plans and specifications mar be eo tamed at the office of Lle T Glenn. Architect. MM Pacific Buildin Rdee hui(. Oregcan unon deposit of ftWOo per et The amount of the deposit wi'.l he reruntod upon return of the documtnti complete, unmutiiated and unmarlord. ... iKa. aeehibet wilhin I,h ,i Hm after the bid openmi. with deduetione fr the eoet of replacing damaged doc uments The right la reserved by the Ownoe in rejeci any er ail b.de and te wai. irf itemaHtte. No bidder may withdraw his bid efl- er the time set for the opetuiig theref unJeaa and uotil the award - dela.ed fur a swriod exceeKlma thirty ) dejs requtred by the Statuiee of the State cf Oreg.m. Forma iil be furnished bv fe Architect and must be returned to n not later than Honda. January 21. Bach bidder shall submit wth hia bd a cert.fied check or a bolder s bnrd ,eued b a bonding evwnpanv liceved ' to de business in the '; of Oregttn. nade out to ch.vl Diauirt No. 4. Boe-i hur g Don g las Coun t . Oreff and in ak savunt v.t lean thu five oer cent o , t.al 'd aignee. V. J Sll I er cbool Dtatnel N. r - $JLLf 1 ',ir.' lTs- El I I I Classified Section Real Estate 1 LOCAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISINS Advertising placed from within Roseburg trade area Minimum charge to: any one add la 90c CLASSIFIED RATES doy per word 5c days per word 7c 9c 11c 12c 13c 18c days per word days per word days per word days par word Lin od, per line o day Line ad, repeat insertion, per day 9c Line ad, per tine, per month 2 35 DISPLAY CLASSIFIED First insertion, per cot. inch .. $1.60 Repeat insertion, per col inch .80 1 col. inch per month $20.80 National Classified Advertisinej 25c (Mr line, no repeat rate 5c per word, no repeat rote DEADLINE MH AUS 11.00 A. M. day previous to publication CANTEI.I.ATIONS VP TO S:;i AM. ADJUSTMENTS If your advertisement appears Incorrect ly, notify us immediately. We will not be responsible for more than one in correct Insertion. Such reipontibility it limited to refund of price paid or cor rect insertion of advertisement. REFt'NDS Will. NOT BR HELD MORE THAN DAIS Real Estate 1 Fairhaven District By Owner THREE BEDROOM home. flagstone firrpiace, wall-to-wall carpet, living and dining room; large utility, work shop and patio. Fenced back yard with fruit trees and nice landscaping, l'i blocks of Fullerton tirade School, and shopping center. Paved street and wjtk On sewer. Full price only, U.jOO. consider small contract mort gage or auto as part down payment Immediate possession. 1843 W. Cath erine Ave. DON'T MAKE A MOVE7 'til You See Flegel LOCAt AND LONG DISTANCE MOV 1NO OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS OR 3-4436 FIcgel Transfer & Storage Co. Agents For Be kins Moving k Storagt Co. RANCH FOR SALE 120 acre. 106 acres 4th year alfalfa, fully ungated. 530 tons hay 1&6 8-room, modern house. 400 ton hay shed, pressure water system, centrally located. S42.300 , 39 r down, balance to suit at 5' in terest. Courtesy to Broker. George L Powell. Rt 1. Box 363, Tulelake. CalifPh. 7.1052 Want a new business location We have excellent locations available! for bona-fide business people. We will ci turns plentiful. LEHMAN REAL. ES TATE. OR 3-60S1 orOR J-SlH.t. To List Your Property Ph. OR 3-3367 Perm's Real Estate BY OWNER ' FAIRHAVEN. 3bed room, herdwood floors, oil furnace, insulated, garane: paved Si . sidewalk treee and yard. AHA appraised. 16U j W Cathrnne FOl'R -"BEDROOM houe. hardw i floor, plastered, fireplace, dishwath er Nice, fenced yard itfi ahrubbav Must be en to appreciate. JOHJ N C. Vine OR 3-JQ BY OWNLR HouW. 2 a .-res. North I'mpqua, S3.3O0 .so Urge lot 'h frundat:on. Nar'.h Roaebu. f SI 20" Small pament anwn, r cheap trailer h. use on either. DR 3-sat9. NEW 3 bedroom home tn new gub-dt-vition west Winston Hardwmd flours, fireplace Tile nath Elrctne heat Ail convenient kitchen and ulility. Ph. os -aii Dl PLtX and two. J bedroom homes. ndividuallv. All good income property, at c trie heat, carport, util ity room. Wired frr e Ire trie range washer, dryer Harold feheers, Ri. 1. Box SO. Roseburg TWO story, t room with garage. Inside cmpletrly redecorated. Located nfr Majtin Bra, mill in Oakland. May be seen b calling at Uartin Br. office Ph Oakland Wll FOR TRADE a bedroom home and lot In U i run on. for S acres or more with gome kind of livable hnuse block south of Community Hall. Win ton Mr Francis Baker SELL trade, equitv in t bedroom house on : acre Fnrnished or un furnished for good used trailer house OR J-:si evenings LEASE wtth option to buy nthed m.dern 2 bedronm home- S: rn-mtn FuU price. Il .ofl 1771 NW , Dwocad live OK J-aT? fRAUt HOI SE IH ROr.m RGw!.e'. . ... a.. , Uu-.. o. i rtm Crarn "' y' "- nui; LOT. 103x104' for sale OR -?: Koi "sy livta betrre mir e'rs1 p-' vour aa W riaimsiiuro r-xumrm ua JUKa, A reeu.ta. Phone) l1! 1-JJ41. By J. K. Williimi Jtr-H TV?WiUiAvt5 Real Estate 1 Valley Real Estate 160 Acres $3,360.00 DFF.P. deep. deep, all irrigable. Central Oregon alfalfa and barley land. We ain't never k no wed uv no more fertiler ground out of doors. It will almost grow buttons. Develop It and you got it made for life and longer. tons alf. at $20 00 S15.0O0.00 minus W, OuOOO operating $9 000(10 net. Guar anteed money back 11 that ain't cor rect. Myrtle Creek 40 5-ROOM. MODERN home with fireplace Barn and chicken house. County roe 3 Clear cool creek. Sparkling spring wa ter. Could irrigate About 10 acres fer tile plow dirt. S6.000. $1,000. down. $60 per month. River St. Home BlfGGV COURTIN- quality for Mire at only S5.500 $1,000. down. $63 prr month. 2 bedroomer. An artie kind uv home not to fancy but plenty livable Rig dep garden lot. Cheap trailer house or acreage considered in trade. Courtsey Rentals I HOMES $65. and $TS. per month Nice apartment $65. per month. Valley Real Estate 833 S F C Ph OR 3-4055 EVENINGS PHONV SALESMEN Sweely OR 3-1284 Pocock OR 3-tU5il O P Sconce Sutherlin 2ii Salesman St Broker Scone ' OR 3-3362 Oerding's Real Estate INCOME PROPERTY or live In one and rent the other. Consists of one dandy one-bedroom home, vary im and clean, and one two-bedroom home Lrg corner lot. City sewer. Paved street on one side. Located In City limits. Would consider trade for mod ern 1 B R. home- Full price it onlv S9.30O. S2.500. down. BaL 75. mj WE HAVE several good tradre on 9 to 10-acre placea for 1 S and 3-bedrocm home. NEW 3-Bedroom, modern homes with lrg hv rooms and 'emily rooms. nov being built. FHA Inspected and ap proved Complete financing servic W will be very happy to give ou full information. 8-1 'NIT Apartment house consisting of 4 units of 3 room and bath, and 4 unite with 4 room and bath. AU jpts have gae heaters. Caa ranges. I lec refrigerators plus other rurmture Good location. On sewer and all utilities. Can hor good income. Priced at only 117.000. l'i ACRES with a part-finished S-bed-room home. The house though not tin lhed Is livable and very comfortable. Several small outbuildings Land la suitable for sub-dividing Full price 94.730. $730. Down. Bal. J55. mo. Oerding's Re"a! Estate William A Oerrflng. Broker 81C S. Case Avenue Phone OR 3-03M Evemnae OR 3-1244 Roseourg. Oregon Just Completed THIS J bedroom home haa all the hande extras a lady deairee. Lovely Mahog any kitchen, farmlv room with sliding glass doors to patio. Living -oora has fireplace panelled in hardwood. n. tural finish woodwork throughout Double tatatoi-v in beautiful ill i,ath Attached garage On citr sewer. loUI price. $12.aHi0. See this one today. 2ui Acres Fishtr Road THIS large 2 bedroom home, haa li ing room with fireplace and built In tVMkcases. Separate dining room doub'e wardrobe closeta in btdrooms Lsrge grae ith .ikht. Ail l-vi liind Rvar frontage ava..a0ie. Fu.l puce si.t.'.aoo Penn's Real Estate Gardea Valley Phone OR j.mi Bob Penn 3-.lo-t I Hicka 3-7241 Ted Smalie 2-3444 Privacy FrVT ACREl, large comfortable t bed mom home Garsge. barn, pasture for row City wster and well aw yto. May trad for Roseburg property. Spacious I NEWER 1 bedr-om home Overlooking eity. Large living room, flagstone fire-1 place timing room. Hand kitchen Large bath and shower Large ward-1 robe r!oets Utility and larg mom ' fr p.a room. Oil Perimeter heat Patio, double carport with 'i-iea For Rent CLOSE TH Lavg. t bedroom uw J bed--oom home. Firepiecw, Aerd wood floor. Fullerton Realty ... ' 713 Ft I Stephens Dial OR MB THREE bedroom house. C ta m Hard od f;,-,ort uu.i-.j- room. Ca-ort S " Fi'i . rocm .ou Turtrrt.i j lft.i li-.uir. l.J. Ik, La,. ""' Real Estate T SHORT REALTY Duplex MODIIIV ! l-e'oom duplea. thr SIOUEl" ,.,.-d rloM to Sifiwn k"ooI Paved '" "' ful Mml .. 10 iopr.ciale. Priced al 13.- 150. Willi TLKMs. rrii-c J.ui. APPHOX SHOW invealeO tains r.duc Ar. . ..,.. iw .rlv aal. N.w.r tadroom home Willi bis pla. pan.lll d.m.i room . """ !5 lar. UfS. ! eneloarf by rad wood l.nc. Km. lurroundms homaa and nihbora. Good ermi. Mnnl Street BRAND e.w uir tadroorn tala and V.t.rana laciloy. Baal of 2nd. Ire tou. axr.ll.nt aurround.nf "n... Pricd at III W ood urm. can bp mrtmnted. Drive Inn Cafa Dt'l to lUnu for red to Mil Dnv Cf on main mnrui " . thre lou, appro. 100 M black top including ail oquipmoint. AUo. includ ed in aala u a Uirea bedroom hou. .ppro. i veara old with iai ht. wall to wall carpetmf in livlnl room On iin'or Ideal el-up lor man and wife PRICED TO SELL. tlbfiM. ttdUO down 200 par month. 18 Acres In Melrose NEWER three bearoom home with flr plare Small barn and chicken boo. About nine acre- in oatt. ret in p ture and fruit treei All tillable. Will romider tood 34 to 0 ft. two bedroom trailer houe a part down payment. Total price SU.000 wtth terms. A good Stata or federal C L deal. N. E. Jackson THREE bedroom family home. Wood furnace in baiement fireplaca, l'i bain i. Plastered. De-p lot, on paved aired and ewer. Priced at 10.0OQ with TERMS. Short Realty I 806 SE. Cats Ave Dial OR 3-5534 I EVENINGS & SUNDAY PHONE Bob Dishman, Salesman OR 2-3294 I Roy Hrbard, Salesman OR S-7HHO j L. A. ' Bud" Nelson, Salesman Oft 3-6750 Kim's Real Estate BRANCH OFriCE ATTRACTIVE home, built to oroVr. Kitchen and bath in ceramic me. Large flatted m sun porch rireplare and oil (urnace. Lawn, garden and shrubs. Big lot. $14.50. TWO bedroom unfinished house. $3,700. Lorge Dining Room BRICK Front beauty. 1700 sq. ft of floor pace. Tatteiully decoraird name with .1 spacious bedroom i. Roman brirk fireplace Best of workmanship. Hard wood floors. Kitchen light, with manv builtins. Lovely bath. Let us show yota this dream home. Quiet Living FOt'R vear o'd ranch sl le house. 1 bedroom, fireplace Living room in knotty pine Lots of fruit trees. Good soil. Outbuildings. 16 acres of living for only $11,000. Ranch OVT of slate owner savs sell it Large house, 70 acres of level free soil. Well., pasture land and spring. Quick action necessary. List with Kim s 146S S. E. Stephens Ph. OR 2-1391 Eves Sutherlin 3027 Howard and Hsiel Squier MAGNESS REAL ESTATE . Can You Beat This CALKIN 3-Hucrest area. This lovely con venient home offers real family liv ing. J bedrm;. well-arranged living rm with fireplace, dining rm The unique kitchen hat cer.imic tile and lots of nice builtins. Ceramic til hath, carport, storage. ftO x 100 lot. Your opportunity to own a home ia now. S12.000 Let ua help ou own tha home. Call OR 3-3.140. Newton Creek Hom 3 Bedroom THIS HOME of modern Ranch Design offers many fine featuree, nice site living rm with fireplace, dining rm, American steel kitchen, nice bath, utihtv with washer and dryer includ ed The street and sewer improve ments are pa.d Asking 11.3o0. Good terms. Call OR 3-3.J40. 3 Bedroom Delux CHOICE residential area of other fina humen Ovei-siie lol Reasonably fi nanced now with 3750 down on this lovely I1H.730 home. Balance, at 10t per month. Call OR J-3J40 for an ap. pointment to see. tl WASHINGTON AV. i between Jackson at Maini OR 3-5340 tVIMNGS SUNDAYS Vlr.il k .Vila Ol.on OS t Millard o. Marion Macn.M OR S-5017 Young's Best Buys ACRLS not far from Highway 44. Ot Cognty Ro-j Lnable home Elec ; J",'"- Gow All this for only A GOOD 3 bedr-toni home wih nice liv.ng lOom. d ning room, ki-cren and U'ilil) llardwoo floors lrge cer-P-hl Thu home ia on Wesu.de foe HVCRF-sT A m-a 2 bedroom hrme 1 from nhjoi. Living ; xm rnm. - ....... --.oin an tj -1 price in ftf3 Any and kitchen. r reascnabl i-cepied Bal n pntner will he a ai-e on contract. Imme ai on. i Pose- Hl'CrtEST A Urge 2 bedroom home. i-"f vine loom wan n-culaiing firrp.ice (.on-binanon dinmg room and k.tchen. Kitchen haa eiecu.c dih Z m LlllMv rwm Piu"ibed and ired for automate laundry. Ln's rf cupboard space Bedrooms are large. P.rtr room with bar Outeide grill. ronm. Totl pnoe la I14.S00. J"H A Roy 0. Young and Son. Realtors E Ceee Av Pacific Bidg. Saieman evenings OR Dial R i- w Long Distance Moving Of Household Cfw1 KATlONWIDt on WTTH IN SIATl PI OR S-UJ 2 fO run I!T!MTt SnUJAVs TH.Vit CO ACENT1 ro Aero-Mayflower i Transit Co. . , c. Av. .