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Newspaper Page Text8 The News-Reriew, Kosebury, v.., Arrl. N. 47183" 50672 50678 50731 Nam. of Owner n. Description rrrip.rlr Plumbers Supply Co Dcnn Subdivision Tax Lot 183 Dewar. Sarah Riverside Add to Rshg Tax Lot 672 Andrus, Lea 4 C W Riverside Add to Rshg Tax Lot 676 51608 52818-3 53022 54004 55177-3 56192 56530 57334 65833-1 69109-1 69343 70109-1 70202 85343 Andrus, C W Riverside Add to Rshg 14-15 It 16 Tax Lots 731, 732 & 733 Fuehs. Edwin J St Patricia Fred Goetz Subdivision Tax Lot 608 Dcnn, Ada J Roseburg, Tax Lot 918-3 S 24 T 27 R d M&B Vol 85 pg 92D less pt id Davenport, Eldon L Bogard's Add to Roseburg 22 Tax Lot 022 Sutton, E R & Annie M Care of Sproul, Howard et ux Miller's Addition Roseburg 12-13 Tax Lots 004 & 005 Holcman, Robert E it Lucy V ' Kinney's Improved Plat Pt 1 to 4 Incl Tax Lots 177-3. 178-3, 179-3 & 180-2 Hill. Lawrence R Rrown's Fair Acres Tax Lot 192 Maynard, Mrs C D West Roseburg M&B Tax Lot 530 S 13 T 27 R 8 M&B Vol 105 pg 295D less pt sd Olson, John II & Constance Minnie Southwest Terrace Tax Lot 334 Tiedinan, Karl L & Lillian Pearl Subdivision Ta,x Lot 833-1 Hendrlck, T H Ethel Klimhack Subdivision Tax Lot 1991 Hobhs, John H k Olga Hermann's Subdivision Tax Lot 343 I.aurance, Lillian M Myrtle Creek Tax Lot 109-1 Pt 3 Pt t Pt 2 Bliirk T.tr Tiw l.l.r.rt T.tU" 7 1953-54 4.85 1.50 6.35 1954- 55 4.78 1.10 5.88 1955- 56 4.93 .74 5.67 1956- 57 5.05 .35 5.40 i 19.61' " 1.6?' i 23.30 25 1953-54 45.70 14.17 59 87 1954- 55 45.02 10.35 55.37 1955- 56 45.58 6.84 52.42 1956- 57 46.31 3.24 49.55 "$182.61" "$ 34.60" $ 217:21 25 1953-54 5 71 1.77 7.48 1954- 55 5.63 1.29 6.92 1955- 56 5.70 .86 6 56 1956- 57 5.79 .41 6.20 "$ 22.83 , "$ 4.33" $ 27.16 29 1953-54 134.64 41.74 176.38 1954- 55 132.66 30.51 163.17 1955- 56 134.31 20.15 154.46 . 1956-57 136.46 9.55 146.01 Sewer Service Charge 112.00 112.00 "$ 650.07 "$101.95" $ 752.02 1951- 52 3.03 1.42 4.45 1952- 53 80.11 30.75 110.86 1953- 54 111.79 35.65 147.44 1954- 55 110.15 1 25.33 135.48 1955- 56 87.10 13.07 100.17 1956- 57 88.49 6.19 94.68 Sewer Service Charge 96.75 96.75 "$ 577.42" $112.41 "$ 689.83 1953- 54 1.64 .51 2.15 1954- 55 1.68 .39 2.07 1955- 56 1.74 .26 2.00 1956- 57 1.80 .13 1.93 "$ 6.86" "$ 1.29" "$ SllS 1 1933-54 4.91 1.52 6.43 1954- 55 5.03 1.16 6.19 1955- 56 5.22 .78 6.00 1956- 57 5.39 .38 5.77 "$ 20.55' "$ 3.84" "$ 24.39 17 1953-54 14.72 4.27 18.99 1954- 55 46.93 10.79 57.72 1955- 56 48.72 7.31 56.03 1956-57 50.29 3.52 53.81 "$ 160.66 "$ Z5.89" "$ 186155 22 1953-54 54.81 16.99 71.80 1954- 55 56.15 12.91 69.06 1955- 56 58.29 8.74 67.03 1956- 57 60.17 4.21 64.38 $ 229.42 "$ 42.85" "$ 272.27 2 1953-54 19.63 6.09 25.72 1954- 55 20.11 4.63 24.74 1955- 56 22.62 3.39 26.01 1956- 57 23.35 1.63 24.98 "$ 85.71 $ 15.74" "$ 10L45 1953- 54 71.17 21.35 92.52 1954- 55 97.21 22.36 119.57 1955- 56 112.23 16.83 1 29.06 1956- 57 107.76 7.54 115.30 "$"388.37 $ 48.08" $ 456.45 1953- 54 13.54 4 20 17 74 1954- 55 14.60 3.36 17.96 1955- 56 15.72 2.36 18.08 1956- 57 12.68 .89 13.57 "$ 56.54 "$ 10.81" "$"47.35 1953- 54 1.50 .47 1 97 1954- 55 1.50 .35 1 85 1955- 56 1.65 .25 1.90 1956- 57 1 48 .10 1.58 '$ 6.13 $ 1.17" "$ 7.30 1953- 54 1.43 .44 1.87 1954- 55 1.14 .26 1 40 1955- 56 1.11 .17 1 28 1956- 57 t.37 .10 1.47 $ 5.05 $ .97" "$6.02 T 1953-54 4.06 1.14 5.20 1956-57 51.38 3.60 54.98 "$ 55.44 $ 4.74" "$60.18 7 1952-53 189.15 73.77 26' 92 1953- 54 221.27 68.59 289.86 1954- 55 180.07 41.42 221 49 1955 56 187.04 28.06 215 10 1956-57 220.83 15.46 236.29 "$ 998.36 $227.30" "$1225.66 Emerson, John W & Helen Lorraine Myrtle Creek M&B Tax Lot 202 S 21, 22. 27, & 28 T 29 R i M&B Vol 130 pg 31D Lassen, Hans G, (tlendale Tax Lot 34S Solonabcll & Doris 1953 54 1954- 55 1955- 56 1956- 57 1953- 54 1954- 55 1955- 56 1936-57 58 1.57 6.65 4.13 .95 5.08 4 29 .64 4 93 S-07 .35 5.42 $ 18.57 $3.51" "$"22.08 50 2(1 15.56 65.76 4-S 11 16 59 66 "9 91 13 49 103 40 S0 48 5.63 86.11 $ 269.09 $ 45.84 $314.93 Date of First Publication: June 30, 1958 Date of Last Publication: July 28, 1958 Ira C Byrd Sheriff and Tax Collector for Douglas County, Oregon Avery W. Thompson District Attornev V j , ; J a - i K, I ,' rff i ; v v.v. i , t '', i 1 X ": K ? ' 4 STRONG GIRL A big ' American answer to Russia s muscle molls i Earlene Brown, shown spinning in the circle before unleashing the discus. The Compton, Calif., Amazon, a member of the 1956 Olympic team, also excels in shotput 0SC 'Iron Men' To Hold Reunion In Portland PORTLAND (AP) Oregon State College's famed 1933 "Iron man" football team will hold a reunion here this fall on the 25th anniversary of its greatest tri umph. In tha' game the Staters broke the 25-gnmc winning streak of the University of Southern California by holding the Trojans to a score less tie. The reunion will be held Sept. 27 in conjunction with the 1958 OSC intersccti'inal game against Kan sas in Multnomah Stadium. Grelle Beats U. S. Mile Record NEW YORK (AP) A Univer- sity of Oregon runner bettered the American record for the three quarter mile in a tune-up race for competition in Russia. Jim Grelle turned in a 2:57.7 time in a practice race here Saturday. Officials said, though, the time would not be regarded as a record because it was clocked in a handi cap rac;. The record is 2:58.2, held by Wes Santee. Grelle's performance was one of the highlights of the last prac tice in this country of an all-star track and field team which will compete shortly in Russia. Lumberjills Drop Tilt To Eugene Girls' Club The Roseburg Lumberjills lost to the Eugene girls Softball team over the weekend by an 8-5 count. The 'Jills were limited to just three hits but added to the run to tal with five Eugene errors. Eu gene took a 3-1 in the bottom of the first. The 'Jills came back to take the lead in the fourth at 4-3. However, just one more run was tallied in the game by the Rose- nurg team, that one in the sixth, but there the 'Jills scoring ended. Tuesday night, the 'Jills travel to Eagle Point for another night contest. Dow Finsterwald Cops PGA By HUGH FULLERTON JR. Associated Press Sports Writer ment. He's probably the most re laxed player on the pro circuit. 'll frnl vprv tilt-anna In hn HAVERTOWN, Pa. Wi - DoWfjrst" ne said afler winninE the Finsterwald. a thoughtful and ar-1 40th Professional Golfers Aisn. ticulate young golf champion, ! championship with four superb , ... , 1 . - 1 n,,no .1 CT.T1 Tl C7 OIJ ........ I. a aoesn 1 imihk ne s a great goner or even an unusually good one. I As a result, he doesn't let it get him down when he finishes second 0 even lower in a tourna North Is Victor In Church Tilt The North defeated the South it the First Annual YMCA Church League All-Star Softball game at Veterans Field Saturday. The North team collected nine hits for a 10-6 win. The winning club also received a no-hit no-run effort from Church of God hurler, Wayne Hutchins, during his three - inning stint. Hutchins came on in the fourth and just nine men faced him and all nine batters popped up for the outs. For the South team, just four hits helped the run production, but an even greater help were the nine er rors committed by the North club. The leading hitters in the game were Larry Miller of the Church of God team with 3-4 and James Dew of Winston Christian with 2-4. On Saturday, Aug. 2. the North All-Stars will play an all-star team from the YMCA Twilight League. Linescore: South 020 000 310 (44 North 223 000 30x 10 9 9 Batteries: South: Lorenz, Stien er (4) and Pordon, Cummings (7): North: Langdale, Hutchins (4), spees (7) and tonn, Brady (4). WP: Hutchins. LP: Lorentz. rounds of 67-72-70-67-276 over the tightly trapped Llanerch Country Club course. "I don'l feel that I played loss conservatively. I feel as if 1 play ed much the same as I've always done." Although he had every reason to go all out when he and Sammy Snead hooked up in a final-round duel, he insisted it wasn't boldness or gambling that won. Close observers thought other wise. To Ihem Finsterwald appear ed to be hitting out boldly, going for the g.-cens and trying to sink every putt while Snead turned cautious. Sports In Brief RACING OCEANPORT, N.J. Bold Ruler ($2.60) chalked up his fifth victory in six starts as he packed 134 pounds to a three-length vic tory over Sharpsburg in the $110, 650 Monmouth Handicap at Mon mouth Park. INGLEWOOD, Calif. Strong Bay ($8.60) won his first stakes victory in account for the $116,900 Westerner for 3-year-olds at Hol lywood Park. DETROIT Nearctic ($44.40) won the $50,000 added Michigan Mile at Detroit. WESTBTJRY, N.Y. Belle Ac tion ($2.70) stepped the mile in 2:00 4-5 for a nose victory over Speedy Pick in the $50,000 Trans America pace at Roosevelt Race way. ' 1 ( . r:, MA TalapkoM TIGERS' NEW MANAGER Bill Norman, 47, Tiger farm club manager at Charleston, has been named to replace Jack Tighe as manager of the Detroit Tigers. Ex-Senator Cain Takes New Life WASHINGTON (AP)- Former Sen. Harry P. Cain and Mrs. LaVonne Kneisley were married in a quiet ceremony at the home of friepds here, it was disclosed Saturday. Mrs. Cain said the ceremony was performed Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Duncan in suburban Chevy Chase, Md., with "only a handful of people present." Cain is a former mayor of Ta coma. Republican Senator from Washington and member of the Board. In the last capacity, he frequently disagreed with the Eis enhower administration's loyalty security program and was not re appointed to the board. He was divorced this year. Mrs. Cain said she is a native of Tacoma and long-time resident of Washinqton and "I have known ! the senator for 20 years." She said they will leave Monday for their home in Miami Beach, Kla. Planes Flying Over Lebanon Hit By Bullets I Driver Reads Sign, Drives In, Takes Bite I ICE KILLS MAN PORT AI.BEHM. B r . pi WASHINGTON (AP) Twoiby Ihe .30 caliber bullets which I lo the crews resulted. ; Ice to have been used for drinking Navy planes flying over Lebanon ' hit the propeller-driven aircraft, One was an Fall Demon jtt "'iter k"Hcd one nf a crew of for Friday niulit came back to their 1 the officer said. .fighter. The other an "AD" t fire fighters Thursday 30 miles carrier with bullet holes in them.l Two other planes were lost ac- Earlier, the U.S. Emhassv in ,ow" a lentagon briefing officer saidCirntally in takeoffs from car-1 Beirut said an American plane Ihe ice was being dropped in wood fuel truck took a big bite Saturday. iriers. the 6th Fleet informed Navvihnrt crashed in thn I rhm,,,. hags by plane. One of the baes tin ... r .1.- in- nit. n-i,..,.!- ,Lh.. PORTLAND (AP) Drive - In read the sign, so the truck did. And the two-ton loaded cord- USED CARS n u u uu w E '41 CHEV 2-dr. Good work or hunting car. 50.00 1 0.00 DOWN ON APPROVED CREDIT '50P0NT4-dr. 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