10 Th Nawt-Ravltw, Raitburg, Or. Tus., Nov. 21, 1961
Airman And Wife Visiting In Glide
After Two-Year Stay In Alaska
By MRS. ARTHUR SILBY
Mrs. Ellis Watson, accompanied
hy hr daughter-in-law, Mri. Jim
Watson, ind Mn. Ken Wilcox,
drove to Seattle, Wash.. Friday to
meet her ton and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mri. Bob Watson, who
had flown down from Anchorage,
Alaska.
A2C Watson has aerved in the
V. S. Air Force for eight yean,
the past two yeara in Alaska, and
ia on 30-day leave. After Christmas
he and his wife will fly tn Massa
chusetts where Watson will be sta
tioned at the Westnver Air Force
Rase near Springfield.
New Heme Coin Up
Mr. and Mra. Kenneth (Pat) Pad
elford are building a new home
on Abbot St. The Paddelfords and
the latter's ton and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Ridgeway,
own and operate Ken's Drive-In
near the Glide High School.
Relative Comes From East
For Celebration In Green
By MARY WEIKUM
Visitors at the A. E. Broadwater
home in Green recently were the
Rroadwaters' son, Virgil and fam
ily of Medford.
Mrs. Louise Wilson of Dishing,
Okla., ia also I guest of the Broad
watera. She ia Broadwater's cou
sin and came for the recent 50th
wedding anniversary reception for
the Broadwaters. She plana to stay
in the West about a month and
will visit relatives in varioua plac
es. At present the Broadwaters and
their guest are in the Willamette
Valley area and will call on rela
tives in McMinnville, Albany and
Ibanon.
Utah Trip Mad
Mr. Doyl Rich of Stella St.
and her sister, Mrs. Carson Healy
of Roaeburg. recently returned
from a week's trip to Salt use
Cit. Utah, where they visited with
Mrs. Rich's daughter, Sharon, who
is a freshman at Bngham Young
University. Sharon is majoring in
speech.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Rammage
and sons spent the weekend in
Portland where they met Ram
mage's two brothers-in-law and sis-
Dogs Said Menace
At Glendale School
By MRS. OIRALD B. FOS
Charles Clark. Glendale Elemen
tarr principal, sent notices home
from the school recently stating
that the grade school grounds are
being overrun with dogs wnicn are
a haiard to children at play.
He requested that parent! co
operate in Uie matter oi aeeping
the dogs at home or it will be
necessary to have the dogs picked
up by city officials. Clark added,
"We hate to do that, for then it
will cost money to get your dog
bark: but we must think of the
rhildren'a safety first."
Prion Numbers Changd
The telephone numbers for the
Glendale Clinic and Dr. C. L. Plan
aoen'a offic and home, hav been
changed aa part of the re-numbering
program being currently
carried on by the California-Pac
ific Utilitiea Co. in parts of the
Glendale telephone system.
The new number for the clinic
is VE 2-5741. The number for Dr.
Plansoen's residence ia VE 2-220.
Both numbera were formerly listed
as VE 2-5150 and VE 2-5140.
Pa vara Mad
Member of the Cheskchamay
Camp Fire Girl'a group met re
cently at the home of their leader.
During the meeting they made nut
rupa for use Thanksgiving at the
Douglas County Home.
The Glendale Odd Fellows I-odge
will hold its election of officers
Monday, Nov. 27. Initiation cere
monies for Clarence Kathka will
also be held on that date. Guesta
from the Granta Pass 100F Lodge
are expected.
Oakland School Officers
Attend State Meeting
By EDITH DUNN
Supl. Cecil B. Barnctt, Mrs. Her
bert Hubbell. clerk, and Pat Lytic
director, represented Oakland
School District at the recent meet
ing of state school officers at
which Stat Supl. Leon Mineat
waa guest speaker
Funeral Attended
Mra Adabelle Kingston a n d
Mrs Reulah Ring have returned
to their horn, in Beaverton after
Rice, and attending the funeral
of their brother, Walter McCord.
'Mrs. Rice accompanied th visit
ors to Portland for a short visit.
Airman SC. and Mrs. Drlmar
Copeland of Klamath Falls visited
recently with Mrs. Coprland's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Mengcr.
Mra. Roy Truitl, who has been
taking treatments at Merry Hos
pital for a bark injury, has re
turned to her horn in Oakland.
Mr. Francis Vasche, who re
cently underwent aurgery at Mer
cy Hospital, has returned to her
home near Oakland.
Sen (am
Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Sails
of Bamhi Trailer Court, Oakland,
".""""" ,V '
are the parents of a aon, born i
Nov. 12 at Sacred Heart Hospital
in Euacne.
The turkey dinner and baiaar
held recently at Oakland Commu
nity Preahyterian Church wan
well attended and netted profit
of 121V
Thoutfh wavei move aermi the
surface of a lake nr tea. the wa
ter Itself merely riaea and fall.
A liven vnnime nf water ainks
bark into almost the same place.
t Elbert Cellers and l.citcr Mar
ten returned recently from a five
day unsuccessful elk hunting trip
in the John Day area of Eastern
Oregon. They reported IS inches
of snow at their camp grounds.
Cellers brought home two Cali
fornia men as his guests, Don Cal
land of Hemet. and Dick Ezell of
San Diego, who were also unsuc
cessful hunters. The three men
drove to Uie coast range the last
day of the elk season. Cellers bag
ged an elk.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Moore and
daughters. Fern and Helen, drove
to Springfield Sunday to spend the
day with the latter s parents. Mr.
and Mrs. C. M. Vermillion. Moore
was surprised when his three
brothers and their familiea arrived
as well as his two sisters and their
familiea who unexpectedly joined
the family gathering.
ters, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Journey
and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lewis,
all of Seattle. The families arrang
ed some business matters and also
enjoyed a shopping trip to Portland.
Mrs. Don Laurance is presently
registered at Sacred Heart Hospi
tal in Eugene where she went for
medical examination.
Relatives Surpris
Surprise overnight visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. James Med
ford this week were the latter'a
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
George Short of North Hollywood.
The visitors had been north od
business and stopped en routt
home. This is the first time Mrs.
Medford had aeen her relatives
since she was a small child.
Visitora at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. John Clouse for the weekend
were Mrs. Clouse a brother, C. H.
Carroll and family from Shatter,
Calif.
Newcomers in Green are Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Wiggina and baby,
formerly of Roseburg, who have
moved into the James Ashley home
on Bourne St.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Menden-
hall and four children formerly of
Newport, are now living on Stella
St. Mendenhall ia engaged in the
timber business.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Moore and
son, Phil, spent Uie weekena at
Coquille where they visited with
their son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Jones.
Mrs. Sue Telford and children
Ronnie and Debbie have returned
to their home after spending the
past week in Chico, Calif., visiting
Mrs, Telford s parents, Mr. ana
Mrs. Ira Driggers.
Visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Willia Coble recently wer
Mr. and Mrs. Ue Spore and two
children of Portland and Mrs. Al
fred Coble and four daughtera of
Crescent City. Calif. They attend
ed the 50th wedding anniversary or
Mr. and Mra. A. E. Broadwater
while in thia city.
Recent visitors at the Dean Ram
mage horn on Carnes Rd. were
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Blackburn of
Burbank, Calif, who spent the eve
ning with their inenas. utner
guests of the Rammages were Mr.
and Mrs. Duane iMewnoid ana lour
children of Mindrn, Neb. Mrs. New-
bold ia Mrs. Rammage a cousin.
Philomath Family
Visits In Glendale
A recent visitor at the home of
Mra. Susan Pete of Glendale was
her son, Henry Pete, superintend
ent of schools at Philomath, and
his wife and children, Bobby and
Kathy.
Other memhers of th family.
Mrs. Rill Gibson of Glendale. a
daughter; and Mr. and Mrs. Hnr
old Todd, a son-in-law and daugh
ter, and their three children of
Grants Pass joined the others at
Mrs. Pete's home.
Family VlilUd
Mr. and Mrs. Bill La Prath and
family of Vancouver, Wash., for
mer Glendale residents, visited re
cently with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry La Prath, of Glen
dale. The younger man is now
operating a aervicc atation busi
ness in Vancouver.
Bill Cummings of Glendale, who
hrok hia ankl in a logging acci
dent March 20, underwent a check
up in Medford last week.
Boyd Sutgrs. 4. son of Charles
sturg of (;u.nd,,f r,n, en.
th, f.or, (;,,n in
fanyonville for treatment. He was
transferred by ambulance to Sa
rred Heart Hospital in Eugrn the
following day.
Mra. Robert Roth of San Jose.
Calif , farmer Glendale resident,
has been in Glendale for several
daya visiting with her husband's
parents. Mr. and Mra. Ren Roth,
and attending to some business
mailers.
Mark To Attend Benefit
For Shriner's Hospital
SAI.EM CAP) - Gov. Mark O.
Half ir Id will havp four out-of-town
tnoxemenu in the next wrk he
said
l)e wii ,d , ,.,,, , .
land Tuesday evening for the
.Shnneri' Hospital for Crippled
Children.
The governor will adrfresa the!
Lebanon Ltona Club Wednendavi
noon, and attend the Oregon-Oregon
State frjotball game at Eu
gene Saturday.
On Sunday evening, he and Mn.
Eleanor Roosevelt will address the
Bonds for lurael hanqiHM at the
Benson Hotel In Portland.
Moral Principles
On Decline Say
Catholic Bishops
WASHINGTON AP- The na
tion's 228 Roman Catholic bishops
have declared that moral prin
ciples are on the decline in the
United States and that popular
education "bears a measure of
responsibility."
They urged rebuilding of a
sound religious and moral founda
tion, saying the hour of greatest
opportunity is striking now aa the
forces of freedom and tyranny
gird for decision.
The prelates, in a 11.000-word
statement issued Saturday at the
close of their meeting, deplored
what they called widespread evi
dence of moral decline.
In reference to education, the
report aaid: "At first there was
no intention of excluding either
religion or morality from the com
mon tax-supported school. But the
diversity of our religious pattern
and the rising pressure of aecular
ism have produced the school
without religion.
"The result ia that our society
is now faced with great numbers
of young people almost completely
devoid of religious belief and
moral guidance young people
who are causing increasing con
cern at every level of the com
munity and in all parts of the
country."
BEST UNDER II
NEW YORK (AP) Of the 128
qualifiers for the Junior Amateur
golf championship, Jamie Gough
III pared the field of 1.887 entrants
when he shot a 67 to lead the Wash
ington D. C, contingent. Patrick J.
Day led the Fargo, N. D . quali
fiers with a 88 and Elwin Fanning
naced the Seattle section with a 69.
The junior Amateur is sanctioned
by the USGA annually tor goners
between the ages of 1Z and 18.
LEGAL
National ForeitTimber ForSole
Afterthought Sal
Oral auction bids will be received
by the forest supervisor, or his
authorized representative at the of
fice of the forest supervisor. Fed
eral Office Building, Rosehurg,
Oregon, beginning at 2:00 P.M.,
December 22. 1961, for all mer
chantable timber marked or desig
nated for cutting on an area em
bracing 56 acres, more or less.
within sections 21. 22 and 28. T.
3n S.. R. 1 E.. W.M.. surveyed, in
the Umpqua National Forest, Ore
gon. The estimated volumes are:
2.700 M board feet of Douglas-fir
and pine, 100 M board feet of In
cense cedar and other species.
The minimum acceptable bid per
M hoard feet is as follows: Douglas-fir
and pine $13.55, incense ce
dar and other species $.180. This
includes the following rates, per
M board fret for stumpage includ
ing deposit for sale area better
ment: $5.00 base rate plus an ad
ditional $8.15 for Douglas-fir and
pine, $3.40 for Incense cedar and
other species, and $0.40 for slash
disposal for all species. The prices
bid for stumpage shall be consider
ed as tentative rates subject to
quarterly calendar adjustment tip-
ward or downward by 0.5 of the
difference between the average of
the monthly Douglas-fir region In
dices, aa calculated by the Forest
Service for the three previous
months, and the following base in
dices: Douglas-fir and pine lot.
1KB), incense cedar and other
species, none. Such adjustments in
the price for stumpage shall he
applirable to timber scaled during
the three-months neriod following
the quarter for which the adjust
ment is computed. In no event,
however, shsll the adjusted stump
age rates for each quarter be less
than the base rates as stated
above. Sealed bids will be public
ly opened and posted at the office
of the forest supervisor, at 2:00
P.M., on December 22, 1981. All
those who submitted a satisfactory
sealed hid will be permitted im
mediately to continue auction bid
ding. A money order, hank draft,
cashier's or certified check in the
sum of $2.500 00 must accompany
each bid. to be applied to the pur
chase price, refunded, or retained
for application to any claim for
damages, according tn the condi
tions of sale. If requested by the
purchaser, contract terms will per
mit felling of timber in advance
of payment un to the value of the
performance bond. If an oral bid
is declared tn be high at the clos
ing of the auction, the bidder must
immediately confirm the oral bid
hv submitting it in writing on a
Forest Serire hid form. The right
to reject any and all bids is re
served. Forest Service hid forms
for use in submitting sealed bids i
and full information concerning the
timber, the conditions of sale and
the auhmission of bids should be
obtained from the district ranger.
Cow Creek Ranger District, Til
ler, Oregon, or the forest supervi
sor, Rosehurg. Oregon, before bids
are auhmitted.
NO TICS OP PUtLIC SALB
OP BITftAVf
To Whom tt Way Concern
Nttxo hereby is given that an the 1tn day
0 Dec , mi at the Douglas Livestock Auc
tion a public sate wn be hetd at whfcn
time entl place me flewng tjxrtbaj
tray cattle w'll be soWJ te the tiignest bdder.
It net claimed by the true owner prtor to
said date. The etoresad emmets are ee
ecHtwe) as follows-
One 111 Jerwy Heifer, ehout SOS RS.
t year od. Ne mvs or bremn
The trwe owner of the ahme-4fecrihe1
animal may reclaim and take potsetiien
thereof prior te me dat a Mt rv ettab
itihtng te the ahitact-on ef the State Oe
partment ef Aercuitvre Mi ownership there
of end by paving the cesM of the pvblkainn
at this notice, me reasenehie cst ef te
an care prior te the sale, tne teat e trens
jMiation of the amman te the ptace e sale
end ether costs Incurred M me Oepertment
mtkMtinf the time end miieeoe ef m em
pieveee. Any eerten having ctem te u-4
etray animals mv give etM-e therenf te
the urOrr .., e Rt 1 Un frg N il
LPON RFfkNI R,
( Itvet'Oi't OttPr
Stale Department ef Aftvv'.
Strike Vote Slated
For Montana Mills
LIB BY, Mont. (AP) A labor
pension dispute which started in
Washington may come to a head
Wednesday when members of
Lumber and Sawmill Workers Lo
cal vote on whether to strike.
The workers are employes of
the J. Neils Lumber Co. division
of the St. Regis Paper Co.
Work has been at a crawl since
' last Wednesday when striking
members of the firm's operations
I in Tacoma and Klickitat, Wash.,
, threw up picket lines around the
i plants in Libhy and Troy. Mem
j bers of the Montana local have
honored the picket lines.
A union representative said Sat
urday that a strike is imminent.
A management spokesman has in
dicated little hope for quick
agreement.
The union ia asking a union
administered pension fund and
wants the company to pay up to
15 yeara back service.
The company thinks it should
administer the fund and has of
fered to pay up to 10 years back
service.
WRITERS PICK YOUNG
xrcur Vnnif f API Mpmhers
of the New York Baseball Writers'
Association have re-elected dick
Young chairman of their chapter
for 1962. Sid Gray and Til Fer
denzi were re-elected vice chair
man and secretary-treasurer, re
spectively. LEGAL
National ForeitTimber ForSalt
Dampir Crk
Blewdewn Salvage Sal
Oral auction bids will be received
by the forest supervisor, or his
authorized representative at tne oi
fice of the forest supervisor. Fed
eral Office Building, Roseburg, Or
egon, beginning at 2:00 P.M.. De
cember 22. 1961, for all merchant-1
able timber marked or designated
for cutting on an area embracing
101 acres, more or "ess. within sec
tion 13. T. 30 S., R. 2 W., W.M..
surveyed, in the Umpqua National;
Forest, Oregon. The estimated,
volumes are: 750 M board feet of!
Douglas-fir and pine. 50 M board
feet of white fir and other species. I
The minimum acceptable bid per:
M board feet is as follows: Doug
las-fir and pine $22 65. white fir
and other species $8.10. This in
cludes the following rates, per M
board feet for stumpage including
deposit for sale area betterment:
$12.15 base rate plus an addition
al $9.05 for Douglas-fir and pine.
$2.00 base rate plus an additional
$4.65 for white fir and other spe
cies and $1.45 for slash disposal
for all species. The prices bid
for stumpage shall be considered
as tentative rates subject to quar
terly calendar adjustment upward
or downward by 0.5 of the differ
ence between the average of th
monthly Douglas-fir recion indices,
as calculated by the Forest Serv
ice for the three previous months,
and the following base indices:
Douglas fir and pine 108.38(0,
white fir and other species 93.85
(A). Such adjustments in the price
for stumpage shall be applicable
to timber scaled during the three
months period following the quar
ter for which the adjustment is
computed. In no event, however,
shall the adjusted stumpae rates
for each quarter be less than the
base rates as stated above. Scaled
bids will be publicly opened and
posted, at the office of the forest
supervisor, at 2:00 P.M., on De
cember 22, 1961. All those who sub
mitted a satisfactory sealed bid
will be permitted immediately tn
continue auction bidding. A money
order, hank draft, cashier's or cer
tified check in the sum of $3.000 00
must accompany each bid, to be
applied to the purchase price, re
funded, or retained for application
to any claim for damages, accord
ing to the conditions of sale. If
requested by the purchaser, con
tract terms will permit felling of
timber in advance of payment up
to the value of the performance
bond. If an oral hid is declared to
he high at the closing of the auc
tion, the bidder must immediately
confirm the oral bid by submitting
it in writing on a Forest Service
bid form. The right to reject any
and all bids is reserved. Forest
Service bid forms for use in sub
mitting sealed bids and full infor
mation concerning the timber, the
conditions of sale and the submis
sion of bids should be obtained
from the district ranger, South
Umpqua Ranger District, Tiller.
Oregon, or the forest supervisor.
Rosehurg. Oregon, before bids are
submitted.
NOTICB OP ADMINISTRATOR'S
SALB OP RIAL PROPIRTV
NOTICE is hereby given that by Order
of me Circuit Court ef the $te ef Oreonn
or DnuQies County, dated Oc loner J). iti,
the unAersiono. as atlmtnttrator at the Es
tate ef Hatte T homo son. Deceased. wll
from antf after me rj oav ef Novemper.
teat, at me efface ef Shjits ad javne.
Attorneys at Law. 44 S f Warn 't
Roseburg, Oregon, offer and sell at private
sale tor cash in hand, er upon such terms
as the Court may approve, suhlect to ran
hrmat.on e said Circuit Court, the following
described real property belonging to ted
OX anient, towtt:
Lets 3 and 4. Block 10. Riddle. hougiM
County, Croon ficepting therefrom me
fallowing: Beginning at a point an the
westerly boundary line Of I at 4. fliorH
10. Of the Town of RidOie. Oouoias
County. Oregon, said brg.nning point he. ;
me normwesier ry II feet from me soum
westerly corner thereof: thence In a
southeasterly direction eong the westerly
boundary line at said Let 4. the parallel
thereof; thence continuing In a south
easterly direction and parallel with Main
Street a distance ef 4 feet te tn m.toe
e a vacated aiiev: thence nortneatterty
eking me middle of said vacated aiiev
ard parallel w.m Third Street a distance
of 11 feet.- thence northwesterty end par.
aiiet with Mam Street e nistance ef
feet to a pwnt on the southerly boundary
line of said Lot 4, thence soufhwetier iy
along the southern boundary Itne ef sa-d
let 4 a distance of It feef, thence nnrttv
wetterly and parallel wth Mam Street
a distance of 11 let: thence southwest- '
erty parallel with Third Street a I
e stance at is feet Nt the pomt at ae-
B"Wn. I
Vint fe-rts wM be arceptetj fcrt ax
mmntrator reserves the ngni te reieet an
ang all h-ts received).
RORfRT M. STULM.
AfSmiftittranr nf m. nt
" " HATT'B THOMPSON. Deceased. I
OUT OUR WAY
f We t STUCK DO VOL! THIWK I'M V '
I AW I CAIMT OO If eOlWG TO EVACUATE
ATMIkJS WITH ( A WHOLE TOWK) BECAUSE )
v I 'EM TILL vou err ) mules, are brought J
N. V TH' WIMMIW AM' UP OH PROFANITY r
J. T 7 K IP AWAV j THEY COULD HEAR. VOL) I
IHf L V r HERE y IM THEIR STORA
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BORU
Agriculture Department
Outlaws Barberry Plant
SALEM (AP) - The stale Agri-
culture Department issued an
order Monday intended to protect
uregon s grain lieids from wheat
stem rust.
Carrying out a 1961 legislative
act, the department outlawed the
common barberry plant, which is
a host to the disease.
It named 64 varieties of ber
Deris, three of mahoberbens, and
nine of manoma as immune from
the rust, and therefore exempt
from the order.
Included in the list of exempt
plants is the Oregon grape, the
state's official flower.
The department held a public
hearing on the order last Tuesday,
but nobody showed up. The order
is effective Dec. 16.
The department will conduct a
campaign of control and eradica
tion of those plants which are out
lawed. Section
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one finding part or all please call UN
3-4401 Myrtle Creek or contact Sherran
Keete, Bo Riddle Ore.
Help Wanted Men 15
Salesman
Wanted
Sell Frigidoire Applionces
Beter Than Average Earnings
ALSO SALESGIRL, prefereb'v exDerlenreri
to handle sates floor for Frigidoire end
V""W sua? insj iiiifnr.n
Apply in person
UMPQUA VALLEY
635 S E. Stephens St.
Help Wanted Women 16
WANTED middle age lady to share utilities
and housework. Phone OR 3-3241.
W A N T E O -Th ousek eeoerTPh- 2 CTl 37
Maryland Ave , P.O. Box f7. Myrtle Point.
Work Wanted
17
SPARE time truck, auto tune up. brakes,
transmission. Estimates, Phone OS -5?v.
IRONING ANO MENDING. "
OR 1-34:4.
EXPERIENCED cook dinner
OR 2-1347
Of try.
HAVE PICKUP end trailer will do mov
Ing and hauling. Reasonable. OR 3-47?0.
IRONING- $1 HOUR
OR 1-3744
IRONING tl HOUR, starching any wmv, no
extra charge. NERsbg. OR 3-4200.
HOUSEWORK, 1) 25 hour. Own transport,
tion. OR 1-1727.
IRONING St HOUR
V NW Coral Ave., OR 3-4039
CARPENTER and cabinet work. Alia all
types of formica Installed. OS f-5413.
RELIABLE high school girl wantt bbyslf.
ting and light housework. After 3 P.M. and
weekends, OR 3-4433.
Instruction
19
PRIVATI DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS
OR
PRtVTETUTORtNG Maur,t McGaVliy.
certified teacher. OR I-JtJ7.
Loans And Finance 21
WILL BUY real estate contract. Pay with
cash and rental property. OR 3-4522.
wanteo dKounted'cotractsTTisa ewnes
Phone OR WtJ or OR 3-4CSl.
REAL ESTATE LOANStO t?500. also 2nd
mortgages Automobe. furniture .nd sg- i
nature teens. Leurentide Industrial Fl-1
nance Carp, formerly Commercial Indus-1
tnal Finance Corp i SE Oak OR J-4 1
Familv Finance
Home owned and Operated
Loons Ue to livw
On motor vehicles and tyrnitiire
tit SE Washington OR SS541
Business Opportunities 23
FOR SALE tavern sd restaur -nf.
OV 4-ls
APPROXimVtely J acres with four ren'el
smt( suiteMe for trailer part or wrecking
yrg in mdustnil 'M. Reasonable terms
can be arranged. OR 7 tltl.
Dealer Drafted
Gxd Flying A
Service Station
FOR LEASE. ,
Ivalfd in Suthcrhn. I
Good callnnac. fxoIInt minor
rrpair work and TBA salrs. i
Mint hav substantial capital i
and ood trdit rating.
O IM,0MT1CN CLl ,
TIDEWATER OIL CO.
P Mi. a,. 0 w! H. I
By ). R. Williams
Jfr.WlLLIJS 11.71
1 Business Opportunities 23
GROCERY, slock and futures. On highway.
Living Quarters. OR 2-3fU.
ROCK CRUSHER site, ample supply hard
rock, on County Rd. nr Hwy 42, A. Perron.
Star Rt. Boi 2, Wlnton. OSf-S44f.
NICEST INDEPENDENT STATION intown.
Motor tune-up. brakes, muffler, shock serv
ice. Served by transport from Portland.
Reasonable terms or will trade for other
property. OR 2-tm.
TEXACO has station for LEASE
on Garden Valley Blvd.
Good potential
For information call
OR 3-3753 OR 3533
EXCLUSIVERANCHISE Douglas County.
Plumbing chemicals. 13500 to qualify. Will
ingness to follow a proven Company pro
gram mandatory. Immediate market in
sures Substantial dally earnings, outlets un
limited, age no barrier. Interviews from
to S P M. Wednesday Nov. nd. Call
Mr. Meclntoch, OR V444l. umpqua Holel.
Miscellaneous Rentals 24
PARKING SPACE, downtown. U me. OR
2-3540. 1014 SE Pine.
Commercial Rentals 25
FOR RENT OR SALE Commercial build
ing 5000 tq. ft. Large parking area. 1250
mo. 1771 NE StephensJDiel OR 3-4M4.
WESTSIDE OFFICE
THREE ROOMS, outside entrance front end
back. One room suitable for single apt .
with kitchen and full bath. 1417 W. Harv
ard. OR 2-1577.
Apartments For Rent 27
FURNISHED 1. 2, and a room apartments,
Call OR 3-SQSQ
CVe'AN, furnished apt. $45.
7?s e- Jk;
CLEAN, turn. Bdrm apts. Old tf BR,
SouthWinston. tnq. J. E. Wheeler, office.
TWO bedroomurnfs;idupstairs aptAlso
two-room cabin. OS t-5613.
TWO BEDROOM apartment. Range and re-
frigerator furnlshed.Call OR 3-4534.
END APT. of trl-plex. Retrlg,, stove7"water,
0erb. serv. furn.OR 3-4765 or OR 3-79M.
THREE ROOM furnished apts. Adults.
447 SE Flint
FURNISHED bachelor apt.
Phone OR M4
WESTSIDE 1 bedroom unturn.-duplex, gar-
egend storage room. OR MW
ONE BDRM"aptclose In, $41
Phone OR 3-113 eves.
HEATED APTS AH utilities, linens furn
ished.RoseCity Motel.
THREE I BR apts. Westhili Apts. 2117 W.
Harvard. Alt utilities paid.
FURNISHED APT. Outside" entrance. Adults.
Westside. 2314 W. Crestview.
FURNISHED APTS.. adults "only, $40 and
tt mo Close, convenient location. 444
SE Brock way Ave. Apts. OR 2-903t.
FURNISHED Apts. Including waterT elec,ger.
baoe, good location. $40 and $50 mo. Union
Gap Apfs.Sgtherlln. 4314.
NEWLY furnished, redecorated, large one
bedroom apartment, 3 blocks from down
town. Call alter 4:00 p.m. OR 3-4314.
PlNEMOTEL "kitchen"unlts, utilities." linens
turn, weekly or monthly, winter rates,
tt Business Rt., North, OR 2-4043.
UNPURNISHED" 2bedroornduplx and-gar-ge.
1 block to Postoffice and banks. Adults.
No pt. Lease. OR 3-5142.
LARGE unfurn. downstairs 2 Bdrm apt
Close to Rose School City Center. OR
3-7074
ONE BEDROOM turnished epertment. Heat,
waiter and garbage disposal fumisned.
Adults only. 1 block from City center.
Phone OR 3-124.
COM PACT APARTMENT, f ur n lshedSt ovt ,
retrlg., filed drainboard and shower. Easy
uokeep, ground floor, outside entrance.
Eastside on city bus line. IS5. OR 2-1377.
two APTS."at1454 SE Stephens, upstairs.
Back apt. unfurn, M, Front apt. partially
turn, 140. See McAneney Real Estate at
1434 SE Stephens for key and Information.
F U RMS HE DA PARTM ENT
ONE bedroom, separate kitchen, ground
floor, convenient parking. Private entrance,
full bath with tiled kt tub and showr-r.
Large closets and storage. 143. 1494 W.
Harvard. OR J-IJ7T.
Kohlhagen Apts.
Jackson St. at lane Ave.
Mode n, reasonable rent
ADULTS OR 3-4344
"A Good Place Te Live"
Bachelor Apt.
FURNISHED. EastsirJe, cnmoact. easy up
keep. Large closet, private entrance, tne
drainhearo and shower. I er 1 adults.
440 me. OR M577.
TODD APARTMENTS
1-2-3 bdrm apts . tum.shed er unturn Watr
and garh serv provided asg nest tn
soma. Rents from saJ ue. .
SWIMMING POOL
Terrace Apts gas tQuinped OR 3-et I
Winchester Ct.Hot water heat OR 3-7444 '
Vista Homes Hot water heat OR 2-4344 !
Weshrue CI Washer-dryer OR MS
Oakhill Apts Radiant Heat OR 3-4344
Rooms For Rent
28
NCC Sieeo-ng rooms 417 $ I. (I lately Avf.
I't blocks SE from bus depot
Room And Board
29!
!
ROOM AND B0400 at JO Arm s Boarding
Mouse. c n.
ROOM ANO no.Momeaway TrTm
horne. OR 3J. I
Houses For Rent
30;
FOUR room furnished house Neer down
town, tii Can OR 3-4141 evenmgs
UhKURNiSMeo"new'y "redecorated 2 bed
room house. wesMoe 445 me OR 2-2:27
CLEAN I BR" house, reeionebie'te rotable
coupie. Gas heat, no pets. OR M3r
TWO Barm house. uurn ar part'y . Cie
CR 3-3l. Sunday or aer 4
ClEn, j "fonm u'S'ed ""vse
"M3 SE Sephens. OR J-JJWj
0 4 afpOM rvr HrX.S r-S .
biecs top reed SV OR 3-nm.
35"
TWO kvirm house, nfce yard ITS. OR MSil
otter a p.m.
ONE-Bdrm.-modern fernlshed house, 146.
CahOS -SM1. 3sGrBpeSt., Winston.
TWO bedroom house. Rugs, drapes, and
sieves furnished. 0. 3-4217.
GOOD 4 BR house on westilde, IIM me.
OR3-10.
SMALL unturn. or partly turn, house, $4t
me. See at 111 Nelvan OR J-77U.
SMALL-FURNISHED two bedroom house.
OR 3-505
NICE clean furnished on bedroom duplet.
Water, garbage paid. Ui. OR JAtt.Jtfl.
SMALOtouseautomatlc washer and fryer
$30 moOR 3eea.
TWO BR. unfurnished house, $35.
OR 3-447.
TWO BEDROOM unfinished cottage Hi Met
rose. $20. OR 3-10.
TWO bedroom house J miles north.
month, water paid, sorns furniture. 1-3041.
LARGEena-roomfurnished modem cottage
In a quiet location. OR 3-4434.
ONE TO FOUR Bdrm homes for families
or Single elderly. OR 3-454B.
$40 FURNISHED DUPLEX
1240 NE Stephons.OR S-73
BURNISHED housekeeping cabins. m5""nI
Stephens. Rosoland Court.
FURNISHEO CABINS. Weekly rates. 44ft
NE Stephens. Pacific Motel.OR3-m.
THREEbedroorn-home 1W. Haiel St
Ctoekos Ferry. OR 3-5H7.
LARGE 3 Bdrm home near Safewav'S Drive
in Mkl, $40. OR 3-1574 In AM drarhj P.M.
OAKLAND Bdrm modern house, electric
heat. Wired tor washer-dryer. Near school.
UN 3-3054, Myrtle Creek.
CLEAN two bedroom unfurnished duplex one
block from Greyhound Depot. Adults only.
OR 3-7505.
UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom duplei. Hdw!
floors, fireplace, all neat. Adults only, ne
pets. 344 LaurelwoodCourt. OR 3-5051.
UNFURNISHE 6n I ca 1 Bdrm house, full
basement. 2 fireplaces, tn city limits. $45
mo. Williamson Real Estate. OR 3-4301.
TWO BRunfurnlshed house on paved street
in Winston. Ret. required. Inquire at The
Dixie Auto Court in Winston.
FOR LEASE
FOUR bedroom house, 444 NE Jackson.
Inquire house In rear upstairs.
SMALL 1 bedroornhouse, partly "furnished
tit NE Willow. Phone OR 4S14 after
4 P.M.
ONE BEDROOM house, near Joseph Lane
Sen. $40 per month, Water furnished.
Williamson RealEstate 0R3-43G1
FOR RENT OR SALE 3 bedroom house
with some furniture, en the weatslde. NO
children. OR 3-7743.
FURNISHED, 12 bedroom cabins. Watar and
garbage disposal furnished. $35-44$. 2445
Diamond Lake Blvd. OR 3-334$:
LARGE"! BDRM unfurnished house, oH fur
nace. carport, 4 blks to city center. Adults.
$75 mo. 1541 Diamond Lake Blvd. OR
2-4104,
WILL rent, sell or trade for Portland, Os
wego property, 3 bedroom home in Can
yon villa. 100 x 100 corner. Call Van Oick
inson, Oswego NE 4-5532 or Cenyonville
JE 1-4414 or Cenyonville Realty.
Mobile Homes For Rent 31
MODERN 35' 1 bedrm trailer; $35 per me.
OR 3-4414 Of OR 3-4M0.
EXTRA NICE 1 or 1 Bdrm modern furnish
ed trailers. Adults only. Inquire Peaceful
Timber Town Trailer Park, 2010 NE Steph
ens. OR 3-4314.
Mobile Home Parks 32
TRAILER SPACE AVAILABLE, at Winches
for Village, on North Umpqua. OR 1-145.
0X100 RosebuTg-lot--SelPeenf-sefup
for 1 trailers. Has 1 rm edd'n with
bath and ufll rm. OS t-5750.
CENTRAL TRAILER PARK
1541 DIAMOND LAKE BLVO.
Spaces all paved. Just blocks te
business center. Adults.
OR 1-4104
TIMBER TOWN
TRAILER PARK
2010 NE Stephens
Best accomooatlon tar all sin trail
ers. Incl. all electrics. Paved Ste land-
scaped, big lawns metered fas. I sMcii
from Safeway.
Adults Only
OR 3-4314
Real Estate Wanted 33
THREE 4 BR home with acreage. II
miles of Roseburg. Box Iff. News-Review.
Real Estate
34
TWO bedroom house for tease, trade er
what rtavyouCall OR i-VM after 4 a.m.
FOR SALE OR TRADE 3 Bdrm home "for
ranch. Phone OR3-274t.
TWO Bdrm house, 45S NE Jackson, SSOS
down bal. Ilka rent. OR 3-47 ia.
W 1 L LS ELL-equl f yln Roseburg house at
a discounter cash. OR 2-2444.
THREE BR Newton Creek-home. Owner
will sacrifice for quick sa le. OR 1-3741.
ON RIVER. 3 Bdrm home, fireplace, hdwd
floors. baths. 1 14.500. OR 3-4444.
SELL OR RENT Clean 1 BR hse. Must
see to appreclate.Terms. OR 3-133 after 5.
WESTSIDE modem 3 bdrm. Fireplace, wait
to-wall carpet, double garage. Let 44x1 W.
Byowner. No Sal. Mllfc OR 3-32S3.
TWO BEDROOM HOME, 1 acre on river
frontage. Green District. Our equity 12,100.
Call OR 3-3444
TWO BR house, westside. Would make good
rental. Will take 11000 for equity. Priced
toelLOR 3-4774.
TWO Bdrm house, 533 W. Broccoli. Take
sport tnr or trlr bouse as dn pymt.
Call OR 3-S443 bfwnJ Sp m.
TWO BR house, 14" yrs. eld, close Ismail
yard, attached garage; $4500. 1323 N. E.
Commercial. OR 3-4111 attar 4.
TWO bedroomsmairhorneTsouthDeerCreek.
In walking distance of church and school.
44.000. Call OR 2-27S4.
SEE AND COMPARE this tevely 3 bedroom'
2 bathroom home on view lot. Real large
living room and fireplace. Hardwood floors,
kitchen, utility and furnace room. Patle,
garage, workshop. FHA. Just off Hwy tt,
140 E. Jorgen, Winston.
$14,000
THREE comfortable bedrooms. Birch
pleasure kitchen with snack bar and
bum in appliances. Attractive dining
room with beautifully peneleld fire
pace wall. Ceramic tiled bath with
vanity. Termite reslstan. Terms
available. By Builder! Take trade.
Call Today CR 3-5977
3 BEDROOMS
'i ACRE, good welt. Douglas Higti
School District. Extra large garage.
Oil furnace heat, fireplace. This ts
the bw ef me week. su.tvS, terms.
STROUT REALTY
OR 3-72Q2 OS l iVrl
Douglas County -Realty
104 ACRES Adloinlng frty ftmits
Etceiient fer future development.
SeO per acre.
44 ACRES Early wetr right a)
a seeped and irrigated j beoveem
ttome completely furnished.
l's BATHS - New 1 bedroom home
on the Westsioe. Large garage. 3
targe bedrooms with sliding onr
ctosets, birch kttcwn. ftrepiece. gas
tvrnact heating, iiajjoo. Terms.
IH.OMI Put! price tor mis brand
new 3 bedroom home 1704 sej ft
of Wvrng soace, gtrch kitchen.
erg garege.
S ACRES - RAMBLING RANCH type
home near Dnierd. Buif M frn
m anng area and bedroom, nr.
pieces, large den. carsetmg. ape
and other items go wth purchase
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