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11 i i i 1 3 12 The Newt-Review, Roieburej, Ore. Fri., July 21, 1961 California Visitor Arrives At Gorman Home In Elkton By MRS. C. W. HENDERER Mrs.. Margaret Miller of San Francisco, Calif., is visiting in Elk ton at the home of her sister, Mrs. Jack Gorman. Serviceman Leaves Ronald Moore left this week for Fort Lewis, Wash., where he is stationed in the Army. He returned from a 39-day leave, which be spent shearing sheep in the Elkton area. Mrs. James Haines and daughter and Mrs. Don Hansen and daugh ter are visiting this week with friends and relatives in Eureka and Oric, Calif. Lester Merrill is in the Cottage Grove Hospital where he is under observation. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Duncan and family have recently returned to their home in Elkton from a three week vacation to South Dakota where they visited friends and rela tives. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Baxter and Mrs. Theresa Andrews of San Francisco, Calif., are visiting this week at the parental T. J. An drews home. Mrs. William Bunch underwent major surgery in the Sacred Heart Hospital this week. Visits Parents Tom Beal and daughter of Van couver, Wash., were weekend guests at the parental Bob Beal home. Faye Brooks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Brooks had the Sen Franciscan Slated For Re i Cross Banquet Joseph Rodell of San Francisco, Inbor liaison officer for the Ameri can Red Cross, will be the featur ed speaker at Saturday's annual Ted Cross banquet at the home of A'rs. Philip Johnson in Winston. The banquet is scheduled at 7:30 p.m. It will be preceded by a 6:30 p. ir. social hour. Also on the agenda for the meet ing will be the introduction of new officers and board of directors of the Douglas County Chapter will be reported. Officers will be in stalled. Circuit Judge Charles Woodrich is scheduled to present the chap ter's profile study report during the evening. The report was re quested by the National Red Cross, which estimates the value and ef fectiveness of the county chapter and what can be done to improve it. Anyone wishing reservations may call the Red Cross office at OR 3-3255 or Mrs. Johnson at OS 9-5553. ) misfortune of falling near her home and fracturing her elbow. Mr. and Mrs. Denzil Porter of Corvallis were house guests last week at the parental Ted Taylor home. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Orey and family of Gardinia, Calif., were house guests last week at the par ental Walt Esslinger home. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hofelton of Mountain Home Air Force Base in Idaho were weekend guests at the home of Mrs. Mary Beckley. Mr. and Mrs. Mclvin Inman and daughter of San Diego, recently moved to Elkton and are tempor arily staying at the parental Ray Monner home. Shaffels Move Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sheffel Jr. and family are visiting at the par ental Ralph Sheffel sr. home. Ralph Jr. has just finished serving four years in the Navy. He plans to attend Oregon Technical Insti tute in Klamath Falls this fall. The Well-Baby Clinic will be held July 25 at 10 a.m. at the fciKton Christian Church. Diane Partch and Vcrneda Hes cock, both of Eugene, were recent overnight guests at the home of Doris Compton. LEGAL NOTICI TO CREDITORS 1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Ttit undArtlgntd has bti duly appointed Ex ecutrix undtr Iht lot will and testament of Louis W. Joim, deceased. All persons having claims against his estate are notiiiea to present Iht same properly verified as required by law to the undersigned at the law offices or oeooei, i-eixer, wonon a Richmond. 435 S. E. Kant Street, Roseburo. Oregon, within six months from date of llrst publication nereot vvmcn is Juiy iv&i. HARRIET D. JOSSE, Executrix under the last will and testament of LOUIS W. JOSSE. Deceased. BPW PICNIC SLATED Business and Professional Wom en's Club will hold a picnic for members and guests Monday at 6:30 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ualpil Herman, 1628 W. Myr tle. Those attending are asked to .brintf their own table service. CALL FOR BIDS FOR INSURANCE Sealed bids will be received by the under signed up to 7:30 o'clock p.m. on Thurs day, the 3rd dav of Auoust. 1961, tor gen eral liability insurance coverage and col- son coveraoe for the Cttv of Winston in the sum of 1100,000 and $700,000 personal liability' $35,000 property damage, and In the alternative for S50 and 1100 deductible covering the City's motor vehicles which con ii it or an international pickup irucx ana a Chevrolet do lice car and for general lie blllty Insurance coverage for the City In tne same amounts nor involving in opera tion of motor vehicles. Further details and information as to said coverage may be obtained from the under signed, me tity council reserves in ngm to retct any and all bids. H. J. KLfcVfc City Recorder Winston, Oregon NOTICE TO DEALERS PURCHASE OF ONE SEMITRAILER DOUGLAS COUNTV, OREGON SEALED bids wilt be received by Douglas County at the Courthouse, Roioburg, Oregon until 10:30 A.M., P.S.T. August 2, 191 and then publicly opened and read tor the pur chase of one only semitrailer for Douglas County Road Department. specifications are on nit wnn in county Clerk ot Douglas County and copies thereof may be obtained at the otflca ot the County Engineer, Room 21?, Courthouse, Roitburg, Oregon. No person may withdraw his bid after the hour set tor the opening. Douglas county reserves me ngm to reieci any or all bids or to waive any Inlormellly In bidding. DOUGLAS COUNTY COURT V. T. Jackion. County Judge E. R. AAetiger, Commissioner Ray E. Doerner Commissioner 7" " DOWNTOWN STORE closes Permanently, 5:30 PM, Saturday JULY 22nd FOR TREMENDOUS SAYINGS SHOP WARDS RELOCATION SALE THROUGH JULY 22nd CATALOGUE DEPT. i and CREDIT DEPT. WILL REMAIN OPEN At Th Downtown Location Through Sat, July 29th Catalogue orders and credit payments accepted at downtown location through Sat., July 29th FOR EMERGENCY REPAIR SERVICE CALL OR 3-5553 TIRE DEPT. OPEN FOR BUSINESS AS USUAL AT PRE SENT TIRE SERVICE LOCATION, WARDS WAREHOUSE, 337 N. E. ATLANTA, THRU TUES., AUC. 1 For Information coll OR 3-3553 Army Reservists To Get Training trt' ASTRONAUT? Alan (Ace) Knudtson has been billed as the "most death-defying daredevil" slated at the Roseburg Air Show Saturday and Sunday. He reportedly will be "blasted" to 10,000 feet. He is shown here looking into the "wild blue yonder" from a position near the cockpit of his stunt plane, the "Blue Peril." Thirty Douglas County men will join nearly 1,500 Army Reservists jn the Northwest s 104th Timber wolf Division who leave Saturday for two weeks active duty training at Camp Roberts, Calif. They are members of the U. S. BCT (basic combat training). Tak ing the trip will be 24 enlisted men and six officers under the com mand of Capt. Alexander W. Ken nedy. The men will remain at the sprawling camp near Paso Robles two weeks, training men who are in their final two weeks of eight week boot camp. The Timberwolf Division will chalk up several firsts during the 1961 summer encampment period. This is the first time the main body of the division will have trav eled this distance for summer camp; it will be the first time LEGAL SALE OF" PROPERTY SCHOOL DISTRICT 1J0-C SUTHERLIN. OREOON Notice ll hereby given that the Board of Directort of School District 13M:, Douglas County, Sutherlln, Oregon will receive bids for the sale of a four room wood frame house and fixtures, formerly the Robert Gourley residence, located east ot the Sulh. erlln High School on the Junior High School building site. Specifications will require that the house be removed from the property within a spe- j of Directors and the purchaser, with the site left clear of all debris. Additional information may be secured from the office of the District Cleric In the Gen. eral Office In the West Elementary School, Sutherlln, Oregon. Bids will be opened at a meeting to be held at 0:00 p.m., standard Time, August u, 1961 In the General Office In the West Ele mentary School, Sutherlln, Oregon. All bids must be In the hands of the District Clerlt on or before the time specified for the open ing of-bids. The Board of Directors reserve the right to relect any or all bids and to waive any lr regularity or Informality of any bid. BT UKUtR Ot- THfc BOARD OF DIRECTORS SCHOOL DISTRICT I3MT DOUGLAS COUNTY SUTHERLIN, Oregon A. L. Loerls - District Clerk Rt. 1 Box SO-B Sutherlln, Ore. TIMBER FOR SALE, UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT, ORAL AUCTION as hereinafter designated will be received by the District Manager, bureau ot Land Management, 2583 West Harvard Avenue, Roseburg, Oregon at 9:00 A.M., PACIFIC STANDARD TIME, on Friday, August 4, 1961, for all timber marked or designated for cutting. Before bids are submitted, full in formation concerning the timber, the conditions of sale and submis sion of bids should be obtained from the above District Manager. The right is hereby reserved to waive technical defects in this ad vertisement and to rqject any or all bids. The United States reserves the right to waive any informal ity In bids received whenever such waiver is in the interest of the United Stales. IN DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREGON: O&C AND PUBLIC DOMAIN: ORAL AUC TION: All timber designated for cuttine on Lots 1. 2. 3. 5, 6. 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 14, 15, and 16, S- t on 29: Lots 3. 4. 5. 6. 9. in. 11, 15, and 16, Section 33, T. 25 S., R. 3 W.. W.M.. u&u lanci: ma- NEVi, Section 32, T. 25 S., R. 3 W., W.M., Public Domain land, esti mated for the purpose of this sale to be 2.665 M bd.ft. Douglas-fir, 103 M bd.ft. White Fir. 12 M bd.ft. Western Hemlo-k, 43 M bd.ft. Western Rcdcedar, 61 M bd.ft. In cense Cedar. No bid for less than S28.15 per M bd.ft. for the Douglas fir, $19.10 per M bd.ft. for the Wiite Fir, $18.25 per II bd.ft. for the Western hemlock, $14.70 per M bd.ft. for the Western Redccdar, $15.40 per M bd.ft. for the Incense Cedar or a total purchase price of $78,777.55 will be considered. Minimum deposit with bid $7,900. 00. Access to the sale area is avail able (a) under the terms and con ditions of Access Road Easement No. RE R-55 with Chauncey and Laura Hunt; (b) under tho terms and conditions of Agreement No. R-90 with Empire Jlillwork Corpo ration; and (c) by Public Road. IN DOUGLAS COUNTY. ORE GON: O&C AND PUBLIC DO MAIN: ORAL AUCTION: All tim ber designated for cutting on Lots 4 nd 5 (WV4NWV4), Section 25; Lot 14 (SEMSEVi), Section 23, T. 23 S., R. 6 W., W.M., O&C land; Lot 1 (NWV4NEV4). Section 26, T. 23 S., R. 6 W., W.M., Public Do main land, estimated for tho pur pose of this sale to be 182 M bd.ft. Douglas-fir. No bid for less than $23.10 per M bd.ft. for the Douglas-fir or a tot'U purchase price of $4,204.20 will be considered. Mini mum deposit with bid $450.00. Ac cess to the sale area is available (a) under the terms and condi tions of Arbitration Agreement No. R-426 with Woollcy Logging Com pany. No road use fee has been determined; (b) under the terms and conditions of Semi-detailed Agreement No. R-494 with West ern Timber and Land Company. A fee of $0.03 per M bd.ft. is cited among other conditions; and (c) by Public Road. Cape Canaveral, the 15.000-acrc missile test tenter, is closed to the public. But an exhibit of Air Force Titan, Thor. Snark. Matador and Bomarc missiles is on display in front of the Technical Labora tory at Patrick Air Force Base, 15 miles south of the cape. CDCH'C MINTING AND riVCU 9 PHOTO-LITHO 220 N. E. Winchester St. "At Th Triomk" Phone OR 3-7012 If Your Paper Hat Not Arrived By 6:15 P.M. Dial OR 2-3321 Between 6 & 7 P.M. Newsmen Admitted LISBON (AP) Portugal will admit foreign newsmen and movie and television crews to Angola for the first time since the rebel lion started in the West African territory, the Overseas and Foreign ministries announced Wednesday night. The announcement said news men have been barred for their own safety, but conditions have improved. ! during its history as a reserve unit that it will be self-sufficient for two weeks training, with only a minimum of regular Army person- nel for support; and it will be the 'first time since it became a train linr division in 1959. that it will take over the complete training for one ' week of regular Army re cruits from nearby FL Ord. Major Gen. Eugene C. Cushing, Vancouver, Wash., will be in com mand of the main body of troops during summer camp. He will be assisted by Brig. Gen. Snyder L. Peebles, Seattle, Wash., and Brig. Gen. William H. Prentice, Medford. Units of the Timberwolf Divi sion are located throughout Ore gon and Washington from the Canadian border to Klamath Falls, Oregon, with 104th headquarters at Vancouver Barracks, Wash. One of the 13 Army Reserve training divisions in the nation, the 104th is link of the U. S. defense chain. Mrs. Russell Rummel of Rose burg, because of leccnt training in disaster work, has been sent to the Fresno and Yoscmite Park for est fire disaster area in California. A Red Cross volunteer disaster worker, she has been working tiiis week with the organization at the fire, after having been flown to San Francisco and taken to the fire scene by Red Cross statf car. Mrs. Rummell was chosen by the Red Cross last spring to attend a disaster school in San Francisco. She is now on call to go to any disaster area in the United Stales to rehabilitate disaster victims. The California fire is the first dis aster to which Jlrs. Rummel has been called. She expects to remain in California for two or three weeks. Connecticut and Pennsylvania have the same state flower, the Mountain Laurel. Officials of Seattle's Century 21 Exposition, scheduled to open April 21, 1962, predict a total attendance of 10 million. The exposition will run for six months. 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