The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, August 05, 1960, Image 12

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Newspaper Page Texto 12 The Newj-Revlew, Roteburg, Pro. Fri., Aug. 5, 1?60 Acct. No. 80274 1 Naniw w. v-.... Dtlcnption 0lPr0PrtV Taiti Totl Parrot, Tom Binnie c o Dfan. Otis B r-t ux Tax M 274 1 S 31 T 30 K 5 Canvonville M&R M4B Vol 177 P3 554D 80274 6 Todd John A 4- frothy C Tax 1-nt 274 6 1ps S 40 S 34 T 30 R 5 1I&3 Inst No. 231617 less S 40' 80512 Synan, .Tnsrph 1st Arfrtitmn to Mr KoynoWs Add. Tax Lot 512 8il79 Covinplon, Carl & Ivy f.lpndalo Tax Lot 179 83180 Covinslon, W C 4 Ivy Glrndale Tax Lot 180 83245 Thaxlnn, J h k Mary R Clrndaln Tax Lois 215 & 216 83527-A Marlin. (Iwrsc K Si Ollic Glendalc M&B Tax Lot 527 S 4 T 33 Tt 6 Imp only on M&B Vol 119 pg 2D 83551 Smilh. 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" 47.14 73 80 76 72 81 02 J 278.68 7 29 9 53 7 90 3 39 ' 28.11 7 29 49.73 7.90 3 39 J 68.31 57 51 121.79 100.97 98 25 " 378.52 " 34.02 44 48 36 88 66.91 J 182.29 4 86 6 35 5 27 6.78 S 23.26" 17 86 1 86 1 26 1.19 i 22.17" .73 .63 .44 75 i 2.55" 14 61 16 97 11 51 5 67 i 48.76 " 2 26 2.19 1.19 .24 I 5.88 2 26 11.45 1.18 .24 15.13" 17 83 28 01 15 15 6 88 $ 67.87 " 10.55 10 23 5.53 4.68 S 30.99" 1 51 1.46 .79 A1 - 4.23 75 48 99n 967 18 25 i 113.35 3(19 3.36 3.38 11 41 S 21.24 61 75 90.77 88 23 86 69 S 327.44 9 55 11.72 9 09 3 63 i ' 33.99 9 55 61.18 9 08 3 63 I " 83.44 75 34 149 80 116.12 105.13 S 446.39 44.57 54.71 42.41 71.59 "S 213.28 6 37 7 81 6 06 7.25 S 27.49 IRA C. BYRD Sheriff and Tax Collector lor Douglas County, Oregon AVERY W. THOMPSON District Attorney Dale of First Puhliealion: August 5, 1960. Date of Last Publication: September 2, 1960. North Dakota Family Leaves Following A Melrose Visit By NETTIE WOODRUFF Mr. and Mrs. Warren (irevnhaw and five children of West Fargo, M. D., have continued on their va ration following a visit in Melrose with their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Don Isakson, and family. (ireenhaw is manager of an Ev ans Products warehouse at Fargo, and while here visited the Evans plant at Winchester. Job Returned Mrs. Jack Trust took her daugh ter, Linda back to her job at Dia mond Lake this week following a trip here for dental treatment. Recent visitors at the home of Mrs. Amy Seeley were Mr. and .Mrs. Ernie Snxiet and family of (; nints Pass. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stauffer and children havo left for Lake Ta hoe following a visit here with Mrs. Stauffer's brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wright, and family. Also at the Wright home have been Mr. and Mrs. Merman Jtosendahl of Fullerton, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Troedell have returned to their home in San Leandro, Calif., after visiting relatives in the Flournoy Valley area, where they formerly resided. Coopers Return Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Cooper and daughter have returned from a week s vacation trip which took them up the coast to the Sea Lion Caves and Tillamook. At Forest Grove they were met by the Ivan Williams. Mrs. Williams took them on her 80-milo paper route and into Portland, where they visited the zoo and Jant.en Beach. They visit ed former residents, Mr. and Mrs. Houston Bry.son, Mr. and Mrs. Les ter Bosch and Mr. and Mrs. Quay Snodgrass. They visited friends in Tigard, drove to Vancouver, Wash, and to Carlton to see a prize horse farm. Mrs. Roger Recce and son, Rruce, accompanied her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Welborn, and John Edd Wei born to Bend over a recent week end. The two women visited their I grandparents and the Welborns called on his parents. Vacation Enjoyed Mr. and Mrs. E. Fritts have re turned to their home on Doerner ltd., following a month's vacation trip. They visited relatives and friends in Rome, N.Y., Ohio and Texas. At Delta, Utah, they spent some time with Mr. and Mrs. J, S. Slid ha in and sons, former Melrose residents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fritts, who stayed in Ihe E. Frills home while they were gone, have gone on to Eugene to visit relatives. They plan to spend the remainder of the summer at LaPine. They reside in Southern California. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Rhodcn and children recently spent a day at the coast where they fished. Mr. and Airs. Fred Rood have left for their home in Independ ence after a three week visit at the Paul Maresch home. Brantons Of Umpqua Visited By Family From California By MRS. GEORGE MUNSON Mr. and Mrs. .lames Branton and three children of Glendale, Calif., are vacation guests at the home of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Branton, on their ranch near liinpiiua. The visitors plan to go to Port land lo visit her parents before returning lo California. Coast Trip Made Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sconce and grandchildren droe lo Sunset Beach recently to spend a week end. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vrhen and two daughters from Portland spent a recent weekend at the home of Candidates' Chances Seen 50-50 By JFK 1IYANMS I'OItT, Mass. (AIM iH'iiincral Sen. J ntiti K. Kennedy said tixlay lit- and YUt I'rcMdent Hit-hard M. Nixon, his Iti'putiliran rival (or tin picsHlcivy, "both have a rhaiu'c" in rvrry state. In reply to que1i'ns at a news conference. Kennedy told report it's fcoinn lo be close in each r-te. "1 don't know what the result is noinu to he elevtorally," he said. "We both have a chance in all the states." rxxxxzzxzxzxxxzzxxxxzxx his parents, Mr. ami Airs. P, Ur hen, at Umpqua. Mrs. Delmar Murphy and daugh ter and Kileen Kcnwisher, drove to Cottage drove recently where they were quests at the home of the former's mother, Mts. Km ma Lansing. Miss Hotly Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hen Miller and Aliss Jane Colby, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. S. Colby, both of Portland are spending part of their vaca tion at the home of the former's aunt. Aliss Mary Kamp, at Ump qua. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown and son of Pittsburgh, IVnn., are guests at the home of the former's brother and sister-in law. Mr. and Mrs. James Hrown and family. Mr, and Mrs. Hlaine Weaver of 1'oinona. Calif., were recent week end guests at the home of Airs, (ieorge Muuson. Mr. and Airs. Don Maritime and two daughters, were recent over night guests at the home of her parents, Mr. and Airs. Paul Vrhen. Word has been received from Days Creek Couple Returns Home Following A Vacation By VIRGINIA MARTIN The llev. and Mrs. Ilillon Park have returned lo their newly pur chased trailer home in Days Creek after a two week vacation in San Diego, Calif. While in San Diego, Ihe couple helped his mother, Mrs. Sylvia Park, store her bclouc,ings, then brought her hack to Days Creek where she will temporarily reside with her granddaughter, Mrs. Tom my Hayne. Kn route home the Parks family visited with D. L. Christopher at t'orluna, Calif. Woolley Home Viiited Visiting in the home of Ihe Rev. Alice May Woolley is Mrs. Edith llaworlh of Canby. Other recent visitors in Ihe Woolley home were Mr. and Mrs. Kloyd Quinn and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Lee (Juinn and three children, all of Talent. Also visiting was Mrs. Sam Mtimimz and daughter of Kontana, Calif. Mrs. Dot Hailey. a former resi dent of Days Creek, died July 28 in a Grants Pass hospital after a lingering illness. Mrs. Alice Wheeler and Mrs. Clifford Martin and son of (irants Pass recently spent a day in Days Portland of the sudden death of Alex Kdenholier, a well-known visitor at Umpqua. lie was a cou sin of Airs. I,. Wood. Mr. and Mrs. (ierald Paeon and daughter drove to Coquille recent ly where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Al l.ounshurv. Creek visiting wilh friends. Visiling in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Martin and family is Palsy Kisling from Tin-look, Calif. Richard Williams and Hill tlden from the South Umpqua district were recently flown to the Baker fire from Itoseburg. Brandi and Becky Davis, who have been staying with (heir grand parents, Mr. and Airs. Ciovcr Da vis, for the past year and a half, have left to join their par ents. Mr. and Mrs. (Irover I, Davis Jr. at Bellflower. Calif. The girls took the bus to Sacramento. Calif., where their parents ill e t them. Judy Kllcfson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, J.ee F.llefson, has return ed home after visiling with her two aunts, Mrs. Richard K. Tor- reys and Mrs. Marvin Cornutts, of Kugeue. Air. and Mrs. Jim Moore and family have returned to D a y s Creek from I'kiah, tire, where he had been working for the roller Brothers Logging Co. Mrs. Ralph Duncan and three children visited recently with her parents. JJr. and Airs. P. O. Strait, of Albany. The lightning, which accompan ied a recent storm, struck in the Killian Logging show area on Stout Creek near Milo, setting sev eral fires. A 24-hour watch has been maintained since then. Recent weekend visitors in the Grover Davis home were Mr. and .Mrs. J. Thomas and two children lot Hillshoro. S. African Party Pledges Fight JOHANNESBURG. South Afri ca CAP) South Africa's leading opposition party pledged "the men, the money and the morale" here to a fight against convert ing this country into a republic which might abandon the British Commonwealth. This was the answer of the United party to Prune Minister ilendrik F, Verwoerd's announce ment that a referendum will be held Oct. 5 to determine whether South Africa will be a republic. I Verwoerd calls the United party i his "official opposition." The political campaign prom ises to be one of the bitterest ; and most expensive in this cuun- try's hitory. Fears already have been ex pressed that it would widen the I cleavage between the Knglish- ; .speaking and African-speaking i whites, never totally healed since j the days of the Boer War. J Many English-speaking South Africans want lo retain their ties i with the British crown may, 3er- of Druqi A you hova Also long yean of Study, Scr- N vie and tho Betf go into a Protcnptton filled hce! Frr Prcuription Delivery end Moiling Service. "W Give S&H Green Stompi" AUGUST SPECIAL Wheel Alignment Special FEATURING E. H. "Doc" POCOCK Wheel Alignment Specialist "Doc" hoi been with us for 12 r years and is highly skilled in the - a repair and oliqnment of Ford T Cars and Pickups. Let an ex- It pert do your work and sort dur- II : l .i a.. " ing ins monrn or Auguir. 750 Reg. 8.50 E.H. "Doc" POCOCK W Also Do Wheel Balancing Wheel Repair FROM NINE TO FIVE By Jo Fischer "You couldn't possibly keep oil the oppointments I mode for you today so why don't you just take off and go fishing?" 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