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Doerner Road A fire last week totally destroyed . a barn belonging to Mr. and Mrs. Don Moore on Doerner Road. Cause I of the blaze is unknown. Mrs. I Moore and children were in the house at the time. The DKPA was i called. A rototiller, lawn mower 1 and several other items were in the barn, which was insured. Father Oiti Mrs. Clyde Kinyon has returned from a trip to Martinez, Calif., where she was called by the death of her father, Clement Allarci, who died Memorial Day. His body was taken to Sioux City, Iowa, for bur ial. Mrs. Kinyon visited in Sacra mento with her daughter, Mrs. Faye Curry, and family. Dennis Mask of Reedsport is vis iting his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Walter .Mask. Mr. and Mrs. George Grubb and family spent several days this week in Baker with the former's father, who is seriously ill. Weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stewart and children were his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and .Mrs. Glen Stewart and three children of Bend. They also visited other relatives in the area. Bert Young drove to Grants Pass Wednesday to attend to business. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller and Bill attended graduation exercises at Myrtle Point at which time the Millers' niece was graduated. They attended a picnic at Bandon with friends and relatives and later vis ited at Coquille with Mrs. Miller's brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. A. Caudle. Mrs. Carl Backlund visited re cently in North Plains with her daughter, Mrs. Walter Oliver, and family. Planning Move Mr. and Mrs. Frank Green and son and daughter of Phoenix, Ariz., plan to move soon to the Busenbark Keep freedom in our lulu with U.S. SAVINGS BONDS VfJ r VS-Gwnmrt fan a My ff & aArnltert. TfUKiry JVporhnimt tMk Tk4 Adttrtitinf Council and iu ntvipaper or tktir patriotic support. Barn Burns; rental. Green is employed at the . are former local residents, local VA Hospital. j Mrs. H. A. Densmore drove to Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hess and Mr. I Gold Hill recently to attend grade and Mrs. Raymond Olsen of Eu- j school graduation of her grand gene were in Klgarose recently and i daughter. visited Mr. and Mrs. Richard Holm-1 Royce Busenbark and Lena How quist and other old friends. They 1 land drove to Eugene recently to Green Property Changes Hands In Transaction Made Recently By MRS. JERRY DtMUTH Mr. and Mrs. Pascal Bertrand from St. John's, Que., Canada, have moved to Sutherlin to make their home. The Bertrands have spent about eight years in Canada, coming there from Belgium. They are the parents of Mrs. Louie For malin and are staying at the For malin home on East First St. until they can locate housing. Hart From Hawaii Mr. and Mrs. Fred Glass were recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Blakeley and1 family. They have just returned j to the west coast from Hawaii.! where Glass has been stationed I for the past several months with' the U. S. Navy. Following a visit 1 with Mrs. Glass's parents, Mr. and i Mrs. Emery Huntoon in Portland, j they will go on to Great Lakes Na-1 val Station in Illinois in July. i Miss Claire Hoobler spent the weekend visiting friends at Lin field College in McMinnville. , Word has been received of the ! death of Mrs. Pearl Wagner King, : a former Sutherlin resident, in Ku- ' gene. Mrs. King was stricken with a heart attack and died suddenly. Burial was in the family plot in Logansport, 1ml. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Craven of Non paricl have as their houseguests Mr. and Mrs. bldon Craven of Ala meda, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Holgate at Biggest "savings book" in the world Keeping cne irree World Iree is a milil expensive proposition. And our enemies are doing everything they can to make it so. They've said they expect to "bury us" economically. They see U3 as soft, self-satisfied, lazy. They don't think we're prepared to make any sacri fices for freedom. But there's a "special hook" in the U.S. Treasury Department that says they're as wrong about that as they are about a lot of other things. It's a symbolic "freedom hook" which shows that tens of millions of American families have invested 46 billions of dollars in their country in the form of U.S. Savings Bonds. Dollars the government uses to keep our economy strong. To help keep the Frpe World free. Cause Of Blaze tended commencement exercises at Southern Oregon College in Ash land, when their son, Gordon, re ceived his B.S. degree. Mr. and Mrs. William Blakeley and daughters, Ann and Lindy, vis ited Mrs. Blakeley's mother, Mrs. Clara Bosserman, at the Mercy Nursing Home in North Bend this past weekend. They also visited in Coquille and took care of some business. Mrs. Harry Blinco has returned to her home in Portland alter spending the weekend visiting with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCord. Mr. and Mrs. Jack C. Culver and Jackie, Jerry and Dana, and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Culver and Kim and Kelly Lynn of Klamath Falls, spent the weekend camping at Ea gle Rock. They were joined by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Culver, .Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Jacques Formatin and two children. Mrs. Ed Bender accompanied her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gowey of Roscburg, to McMinnville to visit her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Latham, and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Smith and twins, Carmen and Lyndal, of Ken newick, Wash., are visiting at the home of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William L, Smith, at Fair Oa';;. Is Unknown i spend the weekend with his daugh ter, Mrs. Fern Wheeler. The group I drove to the coast and stayed over- night at Yachats and did some fish ijng at Newport and Waldport. ! Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sjogren were Mrs. Milo Howard and Judith and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Howard and the latter's parents, all of Spring field. Royce Busenbark and Mrs. Lena Howland spent three days this week in Xorth Bend visiting with Mrs. Alta Peterson. Minear, Other Staffers To Tour West Germany SALEM (UP1) - Dr. Leon P. Mipear, state superintendent of Public Instruction, and nine other chief state school officers, left Sunday for a four weeks lour of West Germany. The group will be guests of the ambassador of the Federal Re public of Germany, Minear's of fice said. The all-expense paid tour will extend from June 10 to July 7. j Water Supplies Improve I CORVALL1S (UPI- The sum mer water supply for Oregon , lands served from stored supplies j has improved greatly in the last j few months, a Department of As I ricullure conservationist said to day. However, T. P. Helselh warned that areas that depend on normal stream flow face severe late ' summer shortages. This is one way you can meet the challenge to Americans. And there's no need to feel funny about collecting good interest on Savings Bonds. The financial strength of your family is part of the strength of the nation. So help yourself as you help your country, by regular purchase of U.S. Savings Bonds . . . through the Payroll Savings Plan where you work, or from any bank Quick facts about U. S. Saving Bonds Yon eel i for tvtry $3 at maturity Your Bonds axe replaced free If stolen. liwt or destroyed You can gel your money anytime You can are automatically on Payroll Sayings Births Douglas Community Hospital DRAKE To Mr. and Mrs. Richard Drake, 3S3 NW Cata lina. Roseburg, May ?9, a son. Richard Trent; weight 6 pounds 2 ounces. WITIIEM To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Withem. 1523 NE Vine. Roseburg, May 29, a sou, Russell Emmetl; weight 7 pounds 14 ounces. CUM.MINGS - To Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Cummings. 5210 SW l,ance, Roseburg. May 30, a son, Kyle Da vid; weight 8 pounds. TRENTO - To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Trento. Box 623, Wilbur, May 30. a daughter, Trudy Lynn; weight 5 pounds 7li ounces. WIGGINGS - To Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wiggins, 3903 SW Bourne. Roseburg, May 31, a son, David Michael: weight S pounds 7 ounces. ARNEY To .Mr. and .Mrs. Leon Arncy, Rt. 1 Box 865. Roseburg, May 31, a son. Thomas Benjamin; weight 6 pounds 5'a ounces. POTZNER - To Mr. and Mrs. David Potzner, 115 NE Broadway, Myrtle Creek, May 31, a daughter, Christie Lynn; weight 6 pounds 15 ounces. HICKMAN To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hickman, 3825 NE Ste phens, Roseburg. May 31, a son, George Alan; weight 7 pounds 11 ounces. WILKIN'S To Mr. and Mrs. Nomcr Wilkins, 609 Minnie, Riddle, June 1, a son, Komer James; weight 9 pounds 7 ounces. PAGE TO Mr. and .Mrs. Larry Page, PO Box 381, .Myrtle. Creek, June 1, a son, Jesse LcRoy; weight 5 pounds 8'i ounces. DUUS To Mr. and Mrs. liar ley Duus, 526 W. Hickory, Rose burg, June 2. a daughter, Krister, Louise; weight 6 pounds 14 ounc es. THOMAS To Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Thomas, 164 Branton, Suth erlin, June 4, a daughter, Faye f Ella : weight 7 pounds 1 ounce. PRATT To Mr. and Mrs. Paul ; I Pratt, Rt. 1 Box S2 E, Sutherlin, i 'June 4. a son. Paul Richard; i weight 7 pounds 6l4 ounces. ! LONG To Mr. ind Mrs. Wil ' liam Long. 2010 NE Stephens, Rose-1 jburg. June 5, a son. William An-j idreiv; weight 7 pounds U ounce. I ! JONES To Mr. ami Mrs' i James Jones Jr., lit. 1 Box 370, j Camas Valley, Juno 5, a son, Greg !or;' Paul; weight 7 pounds 3i ounc- jes. WALKER - To Mr. and Mrs. I Norman Walker, Star Rt. Box 53, j Winston, June 5. a daughter, Betty Louise; weight 6 pounds 13'i ounc es. DODSON - To Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Dodson, 17U SE Hamilton, Roseburs, June 6. a son, Craig Burton; weight 8 pounds 13 ounces. Mercy Hospital BE EM To Mr. and Mrs. Jerry R. Beem, 2135 NW Kline, Rosehurg, May 26, a daughter, Lisa Rae; weight 5 pounds la ounces. PRENTICE To Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. Prentice, 1535 W. Myrtle, Roseburg, May 26, a son, Jack Harold; weight 8 pounds 1 ounce. C'iRUETZKE To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Uructzke Jr., 517 W. Har rison, Roseburg, May 26, a son, Robert Charles; weight 8 pounds 1 ounce. MILLS To Mr. and Mrs. Rog er D. Mills, PO Box 306, Winston, .May 27, a son, Dennis Virgil; weight 6 pounds 11 ounces. HARG1S To Mr. and Mrs. James F. Hargis, 3057 NE Hughes, Roseburg, May 28, a daughter, Cas sandra Lynn; weight 6 pounds. LONG To Mr. and Mrs. Don ald R. Long, Rt. 4 Box 740. Rose burg, May 31, a daughter, Deborah Ann; weight 7 pounds 14 ounces. KNIGHT To Mr. and Mrs. Richard Knight Jr., Winston, .May 31, a daughter, Julie Ann; weight 8 pounds 4-j ounces. WillTELEY - To Mr. and Mrs. Eugene C. Whiteley, PO Box 21, Canyonville, May 31, a son, Stacey Charles; weight 7 pounds 1 ounce. CLARKE - To Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Clarke, 222 East First St., Myrtle Creek, June 1, a daugh ter, Cynthia Marie; weight 8 pounds 14 ounces. MELSON To Mr. and .Mrs. tannic J. Melson, Box 112. Win ston, June 1, a son, Tommy Dec: weight 9 pounds 8Mi ounces. DUNKLE To Mr. and Mrs. Larry C. Dunkle, 2145 NE Klamath, Roseburg, June 2, a son, Anthony Lee; weight 6 pounds 7W ounces. SHAFFER To Mr. and Mrs. Gene L. Shaffer, Rt. 1 Box 387, .Myrtle Creek, June 2, a daughlcr Lory Ann; weight 8 pounds OVi ounces. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealed bids will be received bv Ihe Board of Directors ot the School District No. 4, Roseburg, Douglas County, Oregon, al Ihe oflice of the Superintendent ol Schools, 1059 W. Harvard Avenue, Roseburg, Oregon until June 26, 6:00 p.m. P.D.T. for construction ot Melrose Elementary School Addition, Douglas County School District No. 4, Rosa burg, Oregon, and will Ihen and there ba opened and public Ally rend aloud. Bids received alter the time fixed for opening will not be considered. Plans, specifications and contract documents may tie examined or obtained at the office of John L. Briscoe, architect, 205 East 14th Avenue, Eugene, Oregon, upon deposit of 125.00 for a set of documents. Such deposit win c rerunoea it documents art returned within a reasonable time. Attention li called lo the bidders prtoun Il licit Hons, Sections 279.012, 279.014, 37V.0I6, 279.0)8, 279,020, 279.022, 379.024 O.R.S. which must be tiled with the clerk 10 days before date for opening of bids; form may be obtained at the office ot tht Architect or from the School Superintendent. No proposals will be considered unless ac companied by a certified check, cashier's check or bid bond (wllh authorized surety company as surtly) made payable to tht District In the amount of not less thnn Yo of Iht amount of bid. Surety bond will be regulred in accordance with terms of tht contract documents. The School District reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive Informal ities. No bidder may withdraw his bid after tht hour set for the opening thereof or before award ot Ihe contract, unless said award is delayed lor a period exceeding 30 days. Douglas Counly School District No. 4 Roseburg, Oregon STANLEY G. HOLMES, Clerk DATE OF PUBLICATION First: June 10 Second: Junt 17 Case No. Jilta NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OP OREOON FOR DOUOLAS COUNTY STATE OF OREGON, represented and acting by Director of Veterans' Affairs, Plaintiff, vs. 7ARJORIE L. ROGERS, JAMES M. ROG ERS, HARRY V. JOHNSON, NINA E. JOHNSON, STATE INDUSTRIAL ACCI DENT COMMISSION Ot Iht Statt Ol Ore gon, DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENT COMMISSION Ol Oregon, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DOUGLAS COUNTY, OR EGON, STATE TAX COMMISSION OF OREGON, DONALD C, PIPER. LENA B PIPER, R. B. PATRICK & MARY E. PATRICK, Defendants. By virtue of execution, decree and order of sale issued out of Iht above entitled court in Ihe above suit directed ta me on the Sfth day ol May, 1963. upon a decret tnttred in said court above named on tht 2?tn day ; of May, 1963 in favor of plblnlitf. Stale of Orcrjon. represented and acting by Director ol : Veterans' Affairs, against defendants Mar font L Rogers, James 7. Rogers, Harry W Johnson, and Nina E Johnson, for re- rovery of the sum of WJt.l plus interest : thereon at S1 per annum from December ' 14. 1962 until paid, and tor accrued interest ! In Ihe sum of 417.59, and tor Ihe sum of I f 37.SO co-J ol title search for foreclosure, and I the sum of 1300 00 attorney's lees and for the sum of s;i 40 costs, upon a writ of execution commanding mt to man salt Of tht follow ing described rem property situate In Doug j las County, Oregon, lo-w-t: j The Westerly half of Lot 1, Christian Tract, Douglas County, Orqon, ai shown 1 oi the recorded plat (hereof on flit In ! the office of tnt County Clerk, I NOV THEREFORE, by virtue of said Writ of Execution, Decree and Order of Sale and n compliance with tht command oi ' said Writ o? Execution I will on tnt tth i day of July. 1963 at the hour 10 00 A M. j of sttd day at the front aoor of Iht County Courthouse n Roseburg, Dougles County. Ort ! qon sell at public auction turret! to rrrjTnp 1 tiot to the t ght't b'dder for caih in ! htnd all tht Pjht, title and Interest of ttit wilhio named defendant and each of them j m the real property hrelnretoft dr-senbed. which said delenrjr,fi had on Ihe Itth cny i of April I9J0, tht date ot the real property rrorigagt being foreclosed herewith, or any ! Interest that any ot said Attendants atove I named have acquired since April 19, ttso trd In and to tht abovt described rtal prop- triy or any part thereof, to satisfy tht sad wnt of execution, iwdgmen! t'd decree i tgamst defendants with interest, costs, at- inmi lt erd accruing cost! O salt Oettd trd first published this 3rd day of lm. IU1 IRA C. BVBD. Sheriff tf Oovg't! (.jnty, Oregon By Arda E Gerrttt, Dtputy It Poyt To Potroniie Adverttieri NwtRtvit)w I Mob,, June 10, 1963 Tht News-Review, Roieburg, Ore. 13 LEGAL NOTICE OP HEARINO ON f FINAL ACCOUNT j Notice it hertay given that Iht Final ! Account ot John Warren Hakenson and iry ! log Stearns HjHtison, Co-Eecutors of Int estate of Esther Pealtr, deceased, has been ; tiled In tht Circuit Coort of Douglas Cojn- ty, Oregon, and ! Tuesday, the tfth day ! June. ai M am. m ?n court-1 room of tsd court In the County Court nous t Roittjyrg, Oregon, has btt.i set tor the hearing ot oajections, il any, lo such Final Account. JOHN WARREN HAK ANSON IRVING STEARNS HAK. AN SON Co-Eecutors of the Estate ot ESTHER PEALER, Deceased , , : , e.AB. j .? J?orI 5.1,1: Z . ... NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That tht undersigned has been appointed Executor ot , tht Estatt of OAlSiE S. OAUM. deceased. , by tht Circuit Court of the Statt of Oregon tor Douglas County, and has qualified. All persons having claims against said estatt ire hereby not I tied to present tht same, duly verified as by law required to tht under signed at 441 Pearl street. Eugene. Oregon, within SIX MONTHS from the dalt hereof. Dated and tirst published: Junt Jrd, 1VJ. HAROLD V. JOHNSON, Executor ot tht Estatt of DAISIE S DAUM. deceased JOHNSON. JOHNSON Harrang Attorneys at Law 641 Pejrl Street Eugene. Oregon CASE NO. HSU NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE STATE OF OREGON FOR OOUOLAS COUNTY LODOVICO CAl.ENf.ANI nd LENA CA- LENZANI, aka LODOVICO LALfcN- ZANE. and LENA CALENZANE, Plaintiffs. vs. MAXINE D. MATTOX, formerly WAX IN6 D. THOMPSON, JERRY MAT OX, aka LaFAYETTE MATTOX, and DAR WIN D. THOMPSON, Defendants. STATE OF OREGON ) ss Counly of Douglas ) By virtue or an execution issuea our si ! ihnm xnlillsH fnurt In lha hnu ftiilitlfd ... nth ; day ol May. 19M, based upon a iudgmunt recovered in said court on the 13th day I ol May. 1943, In favor ot Lodovico Calemanl i and Leni Caltnianl, aka Lodovico Calen- lane and Lena Calenrane, and a nam si ina above named defendants, commanding mt to makt salt of tht following described real properly, to-wil; All Ot Lot v, bA5i ULiue sudu i VI SION NUMBER TWO, In Douglas Coun ty, Oregon, excepting the following: Beginning al Ihe South east corner of Lot 9, thence along the South line ol said Lot 9 West 171.17 ttot to a point; thtnet along a fe.ict lint N. 0' 23' E. 209.33 feel to a point on the North Una of said Lot 9j thonco along the said North lint ol Lot 9 East 19.77 leel to the Northeast cornor of said Lot 9) thenct along Ihe East lint ol said Lot 9 S. 0 02' E. 309.33 (ttt to the point ol beginning. A triangle at East end of Lot 1, de scribed as lollows: That portion ol Lot 1, East Glide Subdivision, beginning at a inch iron pipe on the North lint ot said Lot I which Is 251. S feet East of the Northwest corner ot said Lot 1; thenct rt nning East 155.8 feeti along the North lint ol said Lot I to a 'j Inch Iron rod al the East cornor ot s.i Id Lot 1, which Is on tht North line of the North Umpqua Hlahway, thence S. SB' 10' W. 191.0 leot along the South line ol said. Lot 1, which Is Iho North lint ol said highway, to Inch iron pipe; thence N. 3 44' E. 101.2 leel to the place ol beginning; containing 0.17 ol an acre, more or Itss, and sit ualtd In the SE4 of the St' of Sec tion IS, T 24 S, R 3 W, W.M., Douglas Counlv, Oreoon. to satisfy tht sum of One Thousand Nine Hundred Fifty-eight and 67100 Dollars (1, 958,47), plus Interest al Ihe rata ol ) per annum from tht um day ot r-auruary. ivet. in the sum of Two Hundred Seventy Dol lars and 02 cenls ($370.02), plus attorneys ftes In the sum ol Flvt Hundred Dollars (S500.00), and costs and disbursements In Iht sum of Sixlv-thrct and 35100 163.35) together with costs of and upon ihls writ. NOW, THEREFORE, by virtue ol said Execution and In compliance with the com mands of said Writ, I will on the loth dav ol June, mi, at 10:00 A.M.. al the south front door ol tht Douglas County Courthouse In Roseburg, Douglas County, Oreann, sell al public auction and sublecl lo redemption to Ihe highest bidder for cash In hand all or the right, tine, and interest which the above named defendants have in and to tht above described rem property or any portion thereof !o satisfy said Execu tion, interest, costs and accruing costs. Dated at Roseburg, Oregon, this 30th day ol May, 1963. IRA C. DYRD, Sheriff Douglas County. Oregon By ARDA E. GARRETT Deputy NO. 14140 NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR DOUOLAS COUNTY H. HODES, Plalntilf, vs. J. McCOY, MAY McCOY, HARRY J. LUPHER, VIRGINIA M. LUPHER, JOHN W. CAWRSE, KATIE CAWRSE, ETHE LYN WOOLLEY, FRANK W. ST. CLAIR and MRS. FRANK W. ST, CLAIR, Dtftndants. By virtue ol an execution Issued out ol and under the seal of Iht Circuit Court ol tht State ol Oregon for Douglas County, dated the 191 h day ol May, 1963, upon a decree rendered and docketed in said Court on Iht 21th day of May, 1963, In a suit whtrtin w. H. HOdes is piainiin, ana . J. McCoy, May McCoy, Harry J. Lupher, Virginia M, Lupher, John F . cawrst, Kant Cawrso, Elhelyn Woolley, Frank W. St. Clair and Mrs. Frank W. SI. Clair, art defendanls. In ftvor ol said plainllll, and against the said defendants, for Ihe sum of (4,615.47 plus 5 Interest, per annum, trom Octo ber 10, 1962 to May 31, 1963, In Iht amount ol S144.4S; and lor the further sum of 5313 71 attorney's leesj lor tht further sum ol IH.50 Tltlt Report; and lor the further sum ot (75.04 costs and disbursements, and the costs ot an upon this writ, which exe cution was directed and dellvured to mt ts Shcrllf In and for said County ol Douglas and Stale of Oregon, I have levied upon all Ihe right, title and interest ol tht said defendants In and to tht loiiowing described real property, lo-wlt : Beginning al a point on the right of way of tht Oregon 1 Calilorma Railroad which point bears South 11.64 chains and East 4.50 chains from the Northwest Corner of Section nine In lownshlp twenty-two South, Range five West of Willamette endian, running Ihonce South 1.J4 chains, thence east J.50 chains to Pass Creek, thence North 45 East t.13 chains up Pass Creek; thence North 2 64 chains to right of way of O&C R.R i thence South 47' 54' West 4.83 chains down the right of way ot laid 04. C R R. to place of beginning, containing one acre mote or le:s. ALSO beginning at a point 4 50 Chains East and 13.80 chains South of the Northwest Cornor of Section 9, Toam ship 72 South, Range J West of Wil lamette Meridian, running l hence South 17 rjeqrtes 59' East 2.91 chains; thenct South 60' 41' Weil 3.17 ch4ins; thence No'lh 3.39 ch4lnt lo the plate ol be ginning, containing JMOO acres, mort or less. ALSO beginning at tht northwest cornrf of the Northweit Quarter ot Northwest Quarter of Section 9, Township 33 South, Ranot S West of Willamette Meridian, running thenct South 10 rods, thenct fiait ll roos; thenct North t rodi; thenct West tl rods to place. ol be ginning, containing 9 acres, mort or less. SUBJECT to righi-ot-way gran.ed to iht i Oregon and Ceiilornia Railroad Company I as tvtdtncfld by deed trom John W. Krtwson and Ann E. Krtwson, his wie, said right-of-way bfing retordrd In Vol ume S. Page 5J6 of tnt Deed Records ol I Douglas Counly, Oreaoi. ALSO SUBJECT lo r.ght-of.wty lor road purposes granted to Dougias County by Maud Spragut and G. M. Sprague, her husband. tad rlghl-of-flay being record ed in Volume 91, Page )7I ol the Deed Record! of Douglsi Counly, Oregon. ALSO SUBJECt to righl-of-way granted to California Oregon power Company by Dorothy Afcers. std rlaht-ot-ay being recorded October 75, 1940. In Volume tht Deed Records 0 Douglas ffiir-.1v. Orion. ffKoruor'a Ho I7&31 ,"J' .. sgntd, ShriH tl atorcstid. witt se.il the .above deicrihed real properly lo tht high- iest bidder, for cash, at public auction on tht front steps ol the Counly Courthouse in the City of Roseburg, County o! Dounias, ! State of Oregon, on Tutsday, July 9, 196). : at iht hour of 10 IS AM, P D T , to sads - ty the said decree, together with my costs trrt disbursements herein incurred Dated tt Roseburg, Oregon, this 10th day of Jure, 191 IPA C BYPO, Sheriff Oougt,, County. Ortgoo 1 ty ADR A I. OAR RETT, Dtputy LEGAL REQUEST FOR BIDS PAINTING Doug id 1 County School District No. 4 will receive bids for painting (various schools) ai Iht Business OKict. 1031 W. Harvard Blvd., until 00 a.m. IPDT), June IS, 193 at which time they will be opened, Bid form and specifications are able at the Business Cttice. school d. strict no. 4 reserves it ngni to reitct any or all bids. School District No. 4 WENDELL B SMITH Business Manager NOTICE TO CREDITORS , , Notice is hereby givn that all person's having claims against tht estate of Maudt t . Baker, deceased, art required to present them with tht proper vouchers within, six month from iht ole ot the first public (lnn hawl , thM t,nit,f.an.M ik. ml. ,ic fl( cordon G. Carlson, Attorney 1 LaWt 32f s E Jackson Street, Rostburg. Orraon. Dated and first published this 20th day Of May, 1963. 1! MARY E5TELLA SADE i Executrix of tnt Last Will, and Testament of MAUDE E. BAKER, Deceased. CASE NO. JST4I NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALsVP IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR OOUGLAS COUNTY t WILLIAM H. CLOSE and FLOSSIE v CLOSE, husband and wife, and LAURA DAVIS, Executrix ot tht Estatt of ORA CLOSE, Deceased, ff; -vs- r ... ALFREO V. RIPPETOE and MATT If A. RIPPETOE, h-jiband nd wife. L. Defendants. By virtue ol an execution Issued outWof and under Iht seal of the Circuit Court f ihe State ol Oregon for Douglas County upon a decree rendered and docketed to siild court on Junt A, 19&3, In a suit wtiure in WILLIAM H. CLOSE and FLOSSIE CLOSE, husband and wife, And LAURA DAVIS, Executrix ol tht Estatt Of QRA CLOSE, Deceased, art plaintiffs, and- AL FRED V. RIPPETOE and H ATT IE A. Rtp PETOE. husband ani wilt, art defendant. In lavor of n!d plaintiff i, and against tht safd cefendants, tor the sum ot ii.mw- loaether with Interest thereon at the r ";m ,fom sfp'e,rjJ 5; WO. ! tht further sum of torneys fees, and lor plaintiffs costs and disbursements tMrein to be axed, which . " , ' :r " " Sheriff In and for Mid Counly of Doug- las and State ol Oregon, I have levied upon all the right, title and Interest of aid defendants, ALFRED V. RIPPETOE' and HATTIE. A. RIPPETOE, In and to the '-top lowing described real property, to-wil: " ' ; beginning on tnt property line si j feet North ol Iht Southwest corner of William Green Donation Land Claim No. j 46 in Township 26 South Range S West t which Is an Iron pipe i Inch by 34 ; Inches long thsnct North on property lint 295.4 feel to tht South side of t County Road thence East 295.4 lect lo an Iron rod N Inch x 40 Inches long f thence South and parallel wllh the West 1 side 295.4 feet to a solid steel 1 Inch ! shaft by 41 inches long thenct west ', 295.4 feet lo Ihe place ol beginning. 1 All In Section 3 township 3$ South : Rangt 5 Willamette Meridian, Douglas County, Oregon, and containing acres, ' more or less. I Notice Is hereby given that I, tht unden signed. Sheriff ai aforesaid, will set! Iht above-described real properly lo the highest bidder, (or cash, at public auction on tht front steps of the County Courthouse In Ihft Clly of Roseburg, Counly of Douglas, Statt ol Oreegon, on July 10, 1963, at tht hour ol 10: IS o'clock A.M. ol that day. to sat li ly the said decree, together with my cost and disbursements herein Incurred. ; DATED this 10th day Ol June, 1963. , IRA BYRD, Sheriff ol Douglas County By; ARDA E. GARRETT, Deputy NO. 36303 A ' NOTICE OP SHERIFF'S SALE f IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ' STATE OF OREGON FOR DOUOLAS COUNTY VAN WOODWARD, Executor of tht EJ tott ol HELEN A. WOODWARD, Dt- ctased, Plaintiff, vs. ALLAN K. KYTOLA and BETTY J. KY- ; TOLA, husband and wilt, I ' Defendant. By virtue of an execution Issued out ol and under Iht soal ot Hit Circuit Court ot the State of Oregon (or Douglas Counly, upon a decret rendered and docketed 1(1 said Court on Juno 4, 1963, in a suit wrier In Van Woodward, Executor of tht Estatt of Helen A. Woodw.ird, Deceased, If plain tiff, and Allan K, Kytola and Betty J. Ky tola, husband and wifo, are defendants, iji lavor ol said plaintiff, and against Ihe said defendants, for Iht sum of $8,979.54, to gether with Interest thereon at tht rat of six per cent per annum from Iht tsth day of September, 1961, plus Ihe sum of S6J0.C0 attorneys' lees, and iht further.-sum of S35.75 lor plaintiff's costs and disburse ments thtrtin taxed which execution was directed and delivered lo mt as Sheriff In and for said Counly of Douglas and Stat ot Oregon, t nava levied upon an int now. lltlt and Interest of said defendanls, Allah K. Kytola and Belty J, Kytola, In and to tht loiiowing described rtal properly, tg-wlli Beginning at ina section corner common f to Sections 7 and IS, Township 24 South,; Range S West, W.M., and 12 audits. Township 24 South, Rangt 4 Wesf, WJVW. thence West 1174.9 feel along South tinai Section 13; thence North 40' East 211.2. feeti thenct North SOU East 442.0 ftPf,- thenct North 90.4 feet across Camas Creek j thenct along North sldt of Crtetc Norlh 7S East 344.0 fttt and Bhit' 419.0 feel to a point, on lint bttwfenj said Sections 7 and 12, which Is 9.3 Chains North of said section corner;' thence South 20.0 (eel along section lint, lo a point In middlt of Lamas Creek thenct running In middlt of creek .up. stream North 70' East 254.0 feel i thenct North 1' West 110.0 feet; thenct Ntrlh 46- 30 East 12.3 feet; thtnet StutH ?V 30' East 90.0 leel; thence South East 91.3 leetj (nonet North 35' Btt 193.4 lect; liienct North 39' 10' East 173-5 feel; thence North 35 East S7.0 feel; tht.ice Norih 51' 38' East 264.3 feel; and North 49' East 61.0 feet; thenct leaving center of creex South 67' 15' bail 330.5 feet to tht West right ot w.iy lint ol Pacific Highway; thenct South 35' 48' West 1234.7 feet along said right ol way lint to a point whlcn ll North 25' 48' East I rodi from tht South lint ol said Section -7; thenct west 231.0 feet; thenct South 21' 30' Wt'J U7.0 tett to Iht south lint of said Section 7; thence West 365. 3 ftet th tht place ol beginning, containing 29.7 acres, mort or less. ALSO, Ob' GINNING at a point which it East .tl, chains and 11 Itnks and North 37V bast 10.0 chains from Iht section cor ner common lo Sections 7 and IB, Town ship 26 South, Rangt S Weil, W.M., and 13 and 13, lownshlp 36 South, Range 6 West, W.M.i t hence North 22' 301 East 335.0 feet to tnt West line of Southern Pactiic Hit. road Company's De pal Groyne tl Wilbur ; thencs uroikn I said grounos South 44' 45' bast 10 0 leet and North 33' 41' Eait jwO et Ins ice leaving depot grounds South 6I1' Last 48J0 leal; ihenct North 3'i' East 312 0 net; ihenct South 64'4 East 312.5 feeti thence South 9J2.7 tett; thenct North ii'4- West 136.0 (Ml to tht puce ol beginning, bXCLPTING 271 lect ef a 40' County Road on most weslerly sUt ol aoovt tract nuXirtg a net acreage ol 14 9 acres, mora or ten; ins two ahovt tracts being located In Section 7, Town Ship 36 South, R.snge 3 Well, tnd tfl Section 12, Township 34 South, Range 4 West, W M., Dougias County, Orcoot. EXCEPTING that perl soid to Wdbur Lumber Company by deed recorded in Vol. tA, page 372, Deed RtcoidS' of Uougiitt County, Grrgo.i. EXCEPTING that part sold 10 Iht Statt of O.ego.1, by tid ttirojqn its Sti H.ghway Loimnlssio by ttcd rttorded In Vol. 217, pjge 311, Uttd Records tt UougMs Lojnly. Oregon. EXCEPTING inil pjrt 'd to William T Ddvidso by deeJ recorded In Vol. 34, Rccorucr's No Ul, Deed R ort.s ot Do-:. Counly, Oreo.i. EXCEPTING tuat portion to.iveytd in Vol, 137, page 44. Dtfd Records, to Ira J, Headings and will EXCEPTING portion laxen by OoutUi County for roaJ by Final Otcree, Rt corder's No. Jioiij SUBJECT TO ift access provisions con tained in the teed to tht Statt ol flie- oon rrcsrdcd n Vol 77. paot 231, Dtd Records tl Dojgias County, Ort- I , . , . ... ,K,t I th HMrfr. i .o.ict s nsr.uy ' 1 "" ' : ,h. i signet,. Snen.t s a.Ci tlt-d, wl 1 ! ave described real Properly to the h.qhet ! b(Mr, tor cash, at public auction on he j front steps of tht Coun y Courthoust In iht City of Roitburg, County V OmifliM. Slat ; of Oregon, o July 10. WJ, al the hour of 10 00 oeto;k am of thst day. to satisfy : tnt sa'd lifcre-, loqethtr wi'h my .. cMU I and dibjM'meni hcrrm incurred. t : ' DATED mil 10th ds? ol Junt. IttJ I ' C BYRD. Sheriff of SKiSMTT fsaaut I ! RDA I. OARRSTT, Dapu
