10 The Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore. ri.. Occ. 30. 100
Game Commission Says S. Umpqua Supp oris Considerable
Proposed Dam's
Effect On Fish
is Controversial
Fish life
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A SECTION of the fish ladder at the South Umpqua Falls
is shown above. The two parallel chonnels show doubling
back on each other carry fish in easy steps up over the
falls, part of which is seen at right center; Only the
hardiest spawning fish could make it over the falls before
they were built.
Oregon Educators
Seek Kindergarten
PORTLAND (1) Stale Sen. Jean
Lewis, D-PorUand, told a group
of Oregon educators they should
reach agreement among them
selves before presenting any kin
dergarten proposal to the state
Legislature.
The educators met here Wed
nesday to discuss the possibility
of obtaining stale funds to sup
port a kindergarten program in
the state school system.
Stale Sen. Monroe Sweetland,
DMilwaukie, said their case
should be well-documented, add
ing: "The needs of this urogram
must be weighed against other
needs and the case must be pre
sented in its best light."
Henry Osibov, OKA research di
rector, was directed to form a
committee for study of this pro
posal. Osibov said any disagreement
about a kindergarten proposal was
on the matter of priority. Ho said
GOO additional clussrooms would
he needed for state-wide kinder
garten operation. With so many
demands on available funds, the
question becomes how important
the program is, he said.
Thornton Starts
.On Third Term
SALEM (AP)-Alty. Gen. Rob
ert Y. Thornton was sworn in
for 1 third term as Oregon's at
torney general.
The oath was administered by
Supreme Court Justice Gordon
Sloan in the attorney general's
office.
Thornton's staff. Including as
sistant attorneys general assigned
to all slate departments, boards
and commissions, were present.
Airs. Thornton, who served as
her husband's campaign manager
in his successful bid for reelec
tion, was unable to attend. She
has been confined at home by ill
ness since the Nov. 8 election.
China's Agriculture
Suffers Adversities
TOKYO (AP) Communist
China revealed that it's agricul
ture in I960 suffered from "serious
natural adversities without paral
lel in the past 100 years."
About ISO million acres of farm
land, or half Red China's total
cultivated acreage, was reported
stricken by drought, typhoons and
floods of varying severity. More
than half of tins acreage suffered
seriously, in many cases losing
entire harvests.
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THE PRECIPITOUS nature of the falls is shown in this view of the river. The fish latter,
blasted out of solid rock, can be barely seen at left.
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GENTLE CLIMB of the South Umpqua Ft Is fish ladder is indicated here. Tlie pictuie u:so
shows the rock shelf from which the channels were blasted.
Oregon
Needed
Now Has 45 Percent Of Property
To Develop New Capitol Moll
Feed Mill Planned
I'OKTI.AND (Ar) - rhe t'"1
mdo Milling an KU-valor Co. has
j$.i.w.tm feed mill at Ontario. Ore.,
I the l)r, .4on M ' ,,llnt of rlan-
nii:c ana Uif W"1 i"u '
SALEM (AP) Oregon has 4S:plerr remain in private owner-'aly will own irtuallv all (,f iV'liuiii I v 'J persons,
per cent of the properly needed to ship. ipioportv in ihc fui,,...' '"H "
develop what it expects to become The reasons the property is be-1 t.,p ,...,.,,. .. ,.rs ,,,, '
one 0 the most beautiful group . .. , ' '. -M ' onrs there say
of buildings in the country. i .1. ' " H " "i, ? 'e srateful to ihe
v - . .
One of the biggest question
marks in determining the feasibil
ity of building a multi purpose
dam on the South Lmpqua River
is the effect it: will have on fih
life. ;
Many fishermen contend that Ihe
river and its tributaries r vir.
I tually devoid of fish because of Ihe
extremely low water in summer
and the considerable effluent which
is dumped into the river.
The state Game Commission,
however, indicates the streams sup
port considerable fish life.
Exemplifying that belief . is the
$15,000 fish ladder now skirting
the South Umpqua Falls.
Meanwhile, the Bureau of Rec
lamation and U. S. Army Corps 'of
Engineers is investigating the pos
sibilities of establishing a multi
purpose dam on the South Umpqua
about a mile above Tiller. Be
cause of the precipitous character
of the canyon at the damsite, con
siderable height would be neces
sary. Without some way lo carry
fish over the dam, the river and
its tributaries above that point
spawning fish would be stopped at
the dam. and the procreating proc
ess would be slopped.
Fish Biologist Jerry Bauer says
the river above that point has ex
cellent spawning beds and sup
ports many fish.' The Game De
partment will report its findings
on the subject to tlie federal agen
cies. The argument comes on wheth
er or not the fishlife is valuable
enough lo block the establishment
of a dam which would provide ag
ricultural water benefits and flood
control. It is generally agreed that
the cost of building a fish ladder
over a high dam would probably
be extremely high. Under the for
mula of feasibility used by the Bu
reau and the Corps, the benefits
must equal Ihe costs.
Many of those wanting a dam on
the river contend a demand ior
fish facilities at the dam would
make the costs greater than bene
fits. In addition, they say, the in
creased streamflow will make up
for loss of some spawning areas.
Pictures on this page show the
present fish ladder on the river
and methods used in determining
how many fish are using the
streams.
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LEGAL
CASE NO. 73S51
NOTICE OF SALE
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR
DOUGLAS COUNTY
WAYNE W. YOUNG and
MAXINE F. YOUNG,
Plaintiffs,
vs.
SAMUEL WILLIAM CRAWFORD, ak
SAMUfcL W. CRAWFORD. DOROTHY
LUCILLE CRAWFORD et at,
Defendant.
By virtue of an Execution issued out of
the above entitled Court in the above en
titled cause to me directed and dated the
14th day of December, 1960, based upon
a judgement recovered and entered in satd
Court on the 7th day ot December, I960,
in favor ot Wayne w. Young and Mamne
F. Young, commanding m to make sate
of the following described real properiy,
to-wit:
Parcel A: Lots 7 and I of Section 32,
in Township 29 South, Ranqe A West,
Willamette Meridian, Douqlas County,
Oregon. Also the following described
properly, to-wil : Beq inning al a point
on the south boundary of the Benja
min Stephens Donation Land Claim
No. M In Section 22, Township 79
South, Range 4 West, Willamette Meri
Oian, said point being marked with A
Cross X marked on a brass cap set
In concrete and from which the South
west corner of said Donation Land
Claim No. 38 bears West 19V) S feet;
thence North 2' 55' East 199.5 feet
to an Iron pipe In the South right of
wayline of the South Myrtle Creek
County Road; thence along the said
right of way line 20 leet from and
parallel to the center line ot said
road, -said center line bearing as fol
lows: South 70 03' East US 3 feet.
South 66 55' East M.4 fret. South
71 47' East W.l teel. South l 47'
East 64 49 feel; thence North 79 47
East 6, 2 feet. North 6 51' East
J J feet. North 66 3 S' East 66 4
leet. North J 14' East 59.7 feet.
North 58 24' East 66 4 feet, North
63' 19' East 597 feet. North 51 24'
East 66 4 feet, North 66J 07' East
10.5 feet, thence leaving said right
of wy line South 8? 23 East 43 5
ffet to the center of South Mvrtle
Creek; thence South 59- 22' West
5oo 0 fee( downstream along the center
of said Crek to Us -nter sect ion with
the South boundary ot the aforesaid
Donation Land Claim No. 38 thence
South 88" s' West 467 $ feet aloiq
the South boundary ot said Donation
Land Claim No. 38 to the place of
beginning in the Benmm Stephens
Donation Land Claim No 38, Town
ship 29 South. Range 4 West, Willam
rttr Meridian. Dougtas County. Oregon.
Parcel B; Beginmnq at a 1 Inch iron
pipe in the South boundary of the
Rent a nun S'rphens Donation Land
Ciain No. 38 In Section 23, Township
29 South, Range 4 West, Willamette
Venoian, from whicn the Southwest
corner of said Donation Land Claim
No 38 bvars South 89 54" West
76' 1 feet; tnente North 0 17' West
287 2 feet to a inch iron p.oe;
tnence North I' 23' West 70 feel to
1re center ot South Myrtle Crerk:
thence South w 22' West 560 0 feet
downstream aionq tne center of sd
Creek to its intersection with the South
iHXrndary of said Donation Land Claim
No J8, theme South 89' 23' East
5 s.l 1 feel along said boundary to the
place ol boq.nmng, in said Beniamn
Steonent Donation Land Oam No J8,
Tonh,p J- South, R.tnoe 4 West,
Wil'amete Vrtrttan, Douglas County,
Oregon- Esceptmo that part sold to
G fc. End-eotf a"d Rose Endiccit. bv
oeed dad -lt-. in Volume 1SS,
Peed Records Of Douglas County, Ore-
FISH COUNTING Three men from the state Game Department's Roseburg office are
shown in the process of knocking out fish in Boulder Creek; a tributary of the South
Umpqua. The two men at right and left hold electrodes which stun fish caught between
them. This process is carried on after a section of the stream has been blocked off with
nets at each end. Fish are also counted in the summer by skindivers, who search the deep
holes.
OUT OUR WAY
By J. R. Williams
'5g$- I DON'T KNOW HOW Y THEY DON'T N
SBBGj ( THEM APPRENTICE I START LEARMIKJ
WWS 'SS5SSA K,PS EVER LEARM J TILL THEY'RE.
W-W TH' MACHINIST ( OUT OF THEIR
W Jt$lS 7 TRADE WITH ALL TIMEALLTHEY
WWISVW ' TH TIME THEY LEARkl TH FIRST Y
'Wte'- fijfr V SPEKJP FIGURIM' J YEAR ISTO
0,Cry OUT JOKES (i MAKE A 6 OOP
VTC yCATCH SLEEPERS J
VdT HEROES ARE MAPE-MOT BoS ?.'U0
LEGAL
NOTICE OF HEARING ON PINAL ACCOUNT
Not tee is hereby given that the under
signed, as executor of the Last Will and :
Testament and ot the Estate of David A..
McKay, deceased, has tiled In the Circuit ;
Court of the Slate of Oregon for the County j
of Douglas his First and F-nal Account and!
Petition for Distribution; and that Ihe said
Court has, by order dated the 9th day of I
December, 1960, fixed January 16, 1961, at
10:00 a.m.. In the Courtroom of the Probate!
Division of said Court, in the Douglas County
Courthouse, in Roseburg, Oregon, as the time j
and place for the hearing of objections '
thereto, if any, and directed the notice of 1
publication thereof, once a week for four;
successive weens, commencing December 16, '
1960. j
R. i. WILLIAMS
302 Masonic Building
Salem. Oregon
Attorney for E xecutor
Date of First Publication: December 16. 160
Other Publications: December 23, 1960; De
cember 30, i960; January 6, 1961.
Classified Section
no. Jjm
NOTICE OP SHERIFF'S SALE
IN THE CIRCUIT C0U4T OF THE
STATE OP OREGON FOR
DOUGLAS COUNTY
STATE OF OREGON, represented and
acting by H. C. SAALFELD, Director
of Veteran's Affairs,
Plaintiff,
vs.
WILLIAM W4LTER PUCKETT and
ROYCE JEAN PUCKETT,
Defendants.
By virtue of execution, decree and order
of sale i$ued out ot 'he above entitled '
Court in !h above Suit directed to me on'
the 2lst day of December i960 by virtue i
ot a decree entered in sa-d Court on the ,
31st dav ot DecDiber, I960, in favor of i
plaintiff unon named and against dpfend-1
ants, Wilham Walter Puckrtt and Royce
Jean Puckeff, for judgement against said i
defendants in the sum ot Seven Thousand
Eight Hundred Sixty and 3S-100 ($7,860 !
Dollars with Interest thereon al 4f pen
annum trom May lltn, I960 until paid and ;
tor the further um of $15 00 accrued in-i
teret and tor the further sum of $JJ SO .
cost of titte search tor foreclosure, and
tor the further sum o IWu accrued mort-1
gage cancellation insurance oremiums, and i
tor the further sum ot $600 00 feasonaoie I
SUBSCRIPTION RAttS
li 0tei Br Mjif Pr
Tear, $1S lv months, ITA
three month, fl.ftO. OuUlde Or:
ran Hr rr Year.
SIR OA: il menthi, $.00; three
tnentas, $4. s .
Ry News-Review Carrier Pt r
Vftr, SIK.tin (In idvanoe), l.ei
tbao ene year per month, $ I -AO.
Cannier and Rarnarr P.O. Rnr
I Month Sl.ili Mai. $!.il I
Vear flft.09 Per Slnle Copy fte
Mill Ralea Apply Oattlde
CUr I.lmllt.
Hall Sabicrlpliant Mail ft
Pall In Advance
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For !cvn?ci Wit Ma Rottburt
ItJH Aid
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If your poper is not
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Call OR 2-3321
Mon. thru Fri. Between
6 and 7 P.M.
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ftiuti firty lg,trti!ia! t r.M. Hit frir Tl
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COPf.
ADJUSTMENTS
t' your iM't'MTit ira.n n;ori,!tlr. f,i
'r.Tti-r.t'i. no will not t), t,iDon?ib't tor
flri vix oit inroire t insertion. s-jCi r-ipo-n.blit,
is lim.d ts cotict inurtion efl
'ti Ntt it Hue moo nn tm!
Notices
LEGAL
will not b refnonsibiff tor d.bts other
thrtn my on. Etf M. G.rrjner.
pt'iniil pnipcrly owiiits to soli lo
Ihe tiliile it Ihi'V wh. nnd to save
Sl.Hl! fin
biiyini! Ilu- luml. Since it ..:
mine kiuivmi itial the
LEGAL
attorneys tees, and tor coii tn the amount ROUST FOR BIDS
of $18 IS and for accruing tot of sale, j RADIO COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM
and whereas bv v'tue ot a writ of enecu- The C-ty of R.ode wilt accept s-aird hs
tion dutv "Suert out ot the above Court, tot a Radio Communication System, andre..,
I have been commanded 'o ma-. sale of to the City Recorcfrr, City Hall. Rtdote.
the toiiowirtfl described real prooerty situate , Oreoon, ud to and including 100 P.M. Fil
tn Douglas County, Oregon- lo w.t- January . W6I.
Lots and 10. B'och 4. Bencterl Sub- . Communication vstem shall consist of:
o'vivw, L'cugidi loumv, urroon. Base Station
NOW THFRcore by virtue of said Adequate antenna
Wnt of Eiecution, deer- -d order of To mobile wr-its.
sale and in comoiifce w'h the command Soocifications can te oov f-d at fe P.
of sad Writ ot Execution, I wit on the c order s oM.ce Ctv Mail Rear Creaon All
list day of January. at the hour of b'ds will ..lude MMr Oei.very OdK. The
IP CO oc'ock A M of sad dat at th front c.tv o' Rtdoie re,erv- the r.ont to re,rft
. . , , . . or t",TV courr Moie tn Rove- or accept any a-v) all b-is. o rosteone the
of $90 H Dlut Interest bug. Douglas County. Oreoon sell at public award ot the b-d tor a oe. od r3t e.rediia
per annum from tte auction ub.ect to ridefrintirt.-i to trvn hmfwii i... , mi . .... ...
1959. in tne s'm btdder ft- cash in hand An the toht, title as r tn th hi mie,i n ni. '
Personals
rOUNO WOfN cf env fAilfl rw(J.ng ey
i'i.ni.(.r flav.cr mny contact t-atnolic Char.
I Itics, 278 w. BrMdway. Eugw. Orruoi
Dt 5-lfc,:.
ALCOHOLICS ANONYVOUS BlMnni' Pac.
B Ti-s. a.ia Sat. P .M. Phone OR
:-j.M4. p o. Box ;).
:aatch"S!CK' BrlnQ it-foChrist.o.sr.uar.
antwj wa'ch rrcair.ro; tor Ifii. 1136 Walou.
Ton ypm ko, Iho U-wiiliilure
adopted lonn rn plan to ac
quire enoiiRh .land (or stats build
inns fur the npxt 50 years. Archi
tects developed 1 master plan for
construction in Ihe rapitol mall.
The Moll in Iwo blocks sipiare,
with (he modernistic rapitnl al the
head of it. There are now four
buildings, one on each block.
But the 19S1 Legislature decided
Mblock area immeaiaieiy norm - ""i.o 'i-me a tiilliun uooo,a.
of the mall tvn It down and uses the land of unilev.-loped liin, ,nt llle ,L .
So far. iXHOO.OoO has been spent fnr parking lot for Jtate em-leike of the city. ', -o.m,
L-j r nh.....f.. olo'es. i Tk.... .. , .. . ..
10 acqiuie ih-lv M..n . t. ir . , i.iMired ntiu.iinj pn
the slate money in the loim run. . . 1'-'"-
...... . .-M-MU IMC 111.11, U' SK.Ii' K
The slate docs not ask anyone ,,. (1v ,,,,,, hu j.
to sell. It wails lor otters, then Kn ,, mul,,, ,,,.,,;,';"
makes an appraisal, and its pro- whenever tlu-v w.iui
ixisal. If the owner accepts, the ,, ,. ,. , '
slale bus. All" l ie i.i.l (iipiioU,:,,,,.-,! in
By bminit ptoperly so far in ','' i!, ), ' ,,., ,.,'r a' ""
advance, the state does not have some favored t:.L,m. !i! ','."'1
condemn any luml. lar.ielte I 'nn.-rsiiv ".
When the state buys a house In aiross Ihe street from
in
te sat'sty the vi
at Ih rat e,
34th day ot Novrmbfi
ol 11 S5, plun the li.rthr mm ot IJV 00 and InWrit ol thp wlhm named dphsndann . Riddle
as and lor atlomrvs' Ipps. and tor plain-.and aach of tham in tha raal Dronartw:
iSOIisa -;fH ,.000R VE OA N t . .. - . Z. , T I. . '."t-....-. '-'. mp sgnct FINAL lEITLEWENT
r-UKCHtsc Of '..mtY 0Hfe3ON i . .t .utniinot . . . ... nwiqage wma Hoiic i haretlv q."tn that T.PKia.
OOUOLAS sv- - n.....f . ....... .. ID.i.u.TO nr.r-.-T. or inar e.tnar ot taio oary lath. 1,61. al the hour 01
"MID u.dj "rr.Kr.a FiKul.cn W .n complianca .th the ccm- datrnoenrs ahove r.mrt may have ecqu.'M am in the t.,,,1 Cjurtroom
org.- J iL?,. ?' . JT": ' f " ' f"" '' """ or ,-v, pan tharao .. hat bee- ...ed ine m and 01,
I'm pubi.ct. rl"; u poJL Deal.. Couniy to sah.fy ma -t ot f.acotlon jooameht tor ha.r.n, ottieci it a., tn-raV.
I - " ' .- -."v.- v.-.,. r.. v rHr..... .If. Tna fmal Acccs-nt i.iai t unarro..rd
Real Estate
Avts Aifander, ctv Reco'dcr
9 o a cio-
rnnn jut
ot I ixigi
i.nmd
to
in tliik new area. Sevcntj -seven I
Wilhin 10 years, (lie slate prob lthc same sue un
Oreuon. .t af tuiM't atytt'oi to tr-e htgrvtt co4t.
v iK-fiv h joer tor cah m h"d. sihievt to reaenHr-It-ntol
ti M o M- f.orit tit i at. a interest
.1 t!v i'" i If C" I've- (.ountv iLhurl ha atviwai nn,-r Ai n I K.,e
m III, to',,h'' o-et9. the ?fh day of December, tVfAO the date'
h' t,d ,tf ,h and to the atH)ve d'sctihed rral prooerty '
tna a.011 . r r" 0r' or portico "Mr eol to Mdstv '
pr. r rnf r-otit id F weritlion and in turn it. eeit Mnet aw. ,
pls or tu waive an ciumo costs, I
nv TV ,n BT t1" 'HJ published thii fjrtf day
or i.TirmDf', is-TW !
Hf C. ltvo. $ha-.
PsXiain Cou"'v O'eijfv
Br Aroa fc. ierrett, Deouty i
at'enevs tee a"d
fount1
' any t
h CLV"rr
,rort ,,. Comm iiier
or e-e a "errtn.tsv senfi'th rwn,ni. n,
OA TO AND hlP.T PvmU$ME0 th-S C D Ahnght. Ar-ir,.st.
IJtd day ot Oece-oee. , fl,tt of Pi-ter Ode,
ISA flVBO SfM.i j Deceased
OtxiQias CcX'tty. Oregon . - , ,,, ,
By Aroa fc. Garrett, Deputy NOTICE OF HE ARlNO
The Stat( irwyAtr.,11 i,ria-,t Cot"t-
i ana the S'ae F.ri Mar".. Du-H-an
0 rd COS etfiH). heetv
itate of O'egon for
to
Bt AUT IF-UL 3 bdrm. rvome, in town Will
Sflcrit.ce rciuity tor quick sale. Vortgrj,d
' t''4r Stat Gl. See at UIO NE Klamatfl
i atrr J p m
SV&UL MOVE suitab'e tor-couOle.No't
Rq. Ctos In, oclMtte city nm.ti. OR
TRADE " 1, ' 6 3iot saf "Deoof " a v.
S'faJO earn, for houst or duplex eou'ty.
V,tSSlPE 3 BOPM'i I r"bvis7 carpt.
flj tt m oar to ard ca'non La-Qe corner
t.cvn (ol Call OS s for aDOt
LCVFtY 1 & 3 hr"-e lh acreaoe.
. Pro.sel, lC-4 E. Centrakj
EVERY WEEK IS
THRIFT WEEK
IN WANT ADS
J no' ce ma. rcor.a pyp -c fva'tr.0 to cr
f oe' the aftfieiton o a Sv-ty con rv
tpvstwt anrl fl.r.'.ofl Ajfts r,:t ,f
n room ui, p,t-iC $,-rV(e Bl
Suthef i.n
4' ! ACWtsT
LOT5 X W N ,
PhO"e 3 c;
TMtftE fFOROOM i3.J "dewt.. bal la i
3 tworpom houte. tireplac ,
or vt-U laxe tra-ler for equity.
. water, l.ght, 5C lemii.
ren'ai trade for aft
Pa 1.
I
rt 19 A M.,
FriMf, January li,