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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 1941.
Tax Exemption
For PUDs Opposed
By Gov. Sprague
SALEM, Jan. 22. (API- Gov
ernor Charles A. Sprague said
today he has advised Dr. Paul J.
Raver, Bonneville administrator,
that he would not approve Dr.
Raver's recommendation that
people's utility districts be
exempted from taxation.
The governor added that he
would not approve his suggestion
that the entire PUD law be rewritten.
The governor, however, did ap
prove several of Dr. Raver's Bug
gestions. These would make it
easier for districts to consolidale
or annex more territory, give dis
tricts more powers in condemn
ing properties they wish to ac
quire, and permit districts to
pledge, revenues for payment of
general obligation bonds.
The 1939 legislature passed an
amendment that districts shall be
taxed the same as private utili
ties. Dr. Raver objected to this,
asking that districts merely be
permitted to make "payments in
Jleu of taxes."
Dr. Raver also said the ma
chinery for creating districts is
too complicated, but Governor
Sprague disagreed.
Answering T)r: Raver's recom
mendation that the entire law be
rewritten to clarify it, the gover
nor wrote:
"Remembering the difficulty In
working out this legislation two
years ago, I am loathe to approve
or that recommendation. 1 do not
believe the legislature has any
stomach to go through another
prolonged battle over utility dis
trict legislation."
Azalea
AZALEA, Jan. 23. Ora Stand
ley made a business trip to Myr
tle Creek Friday.
T. C. Johns and son, Darwin,
transacted business in Grants
Pass Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. William Jantzer
were in Grants Pass Friday
where Mr. Jantzcr received med
ical care for an injured foot that
he cut recently.
Word has been received here of
stho birth of a daughter, Jan. 14,
Ui Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hllkle,
of Salem. The baby weighed ten
pounds and they hHve named her
Edith Lucille.
Mr. and Mrs. Halbert Booth and
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Smith and
son, Don, spent Friday at Med
ford on business. They also visit
ed Grace and Alice Booth. En
route home they visited Mr. and
Mrs. Warren Hazen and Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Juntas at Central
Point.
A group of young people from ',
this vicinity enjoyed skating at
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Roseburg Sunday evening. The ' nice, Art and Freddie Gaedccke,
party Included Don Smith, Ber-:l and Marjorle Booth.
Yoncaila
YONCALLA, Jan. 21. Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Higgins of Auburn,
Wash., visited at the Beit Lufkin
home last week, en route to
visit with relatives in Califor
nia. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Thornton
and two sons of Twin Falls, Ida
ho, are visiting at the Thornton
home for a couple of weeks.
Mrs. May Haines of Norway
returned home last Saturday aft
er spending a week visiting at
the Chet Miller homo.
Mrs. Nellie Williams was call
ed to Cottage Grove Wednesday
due to the serious Illness of her
sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bennett
of Fresno, Calif., arc visiting at
the Sid Woodward home in Shoe
string. Mrs. Raymor of Coquillc is
visiting at the Sid Woodward
home for a few days.
Mrs. Tom Hollamon' made a
business trip td Eugene Thursday.
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Elkton
i ELKTON, Jan. 22. Mr. and
iMrs. William Binder and family
went to North Bend Sunday to
visit Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Brown.
Robert Grubbe, of Smith River,
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. M.
Grubbe.
V. W. Bersh. of Rosphiir
In Elkton Tuesday servicing wash
ing machines.
Mrs. Lena Bossen went to Eu
gene Weclnjsday to stay a few
days will-, her dau'iier, Faye,
who Is attf nding school
LenOl'e vdtes is lurh In en'.i.-inl
after beinjr out some time because
oi uiness
Henry Brown was looking after
business matters in Drain Mon
day. A. N. Arnold took the senior
class to Roseburg Tuesday to at
tend senior day. The members
of the party were Ellen Riley,
Blanche Rowe, Grace Robinson,
Lawrence Thomas, Bill Griffith,
Margaret Esslinger, Zane Adams,
Paul Anderson, Charles Minter
adn Alfred Schimelpfenig.
Mrs. A. N. Arnold and Mrs.
Carl Braman were Drain visitors
Wednesday.
Bob Griffith has come home
from Portland where he has
been working. Harry Griffith, of
Newport, has been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Griffith. Harry
Griffith and Earl Griffith have
gone to Aberdeen on a business
trip.
Mrs. Janie Haines has gone to
Puyallup to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Noma Wesner.
Mrs. Ina Henderer has gone to
Eugene to stay with her mother,
Mrs. Mollie Weatherly, who is ill.
Walter Burke has gone to Rose
burg to work for Floyd Fenlcy.
M.ss Maragaret Tonol; of Cot
tage Grove, is visiting Miss Mary
Feelers.
Gerald, small son of Mr. and
Mrs. Franklin Haines, eamo home
Saturday from the hospital at
Roseburg.
Richard Fairfield, of Alaska, is
visiting relatives and friends at
Elkton.
J. Bepslcger Is 111 at his home.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Binder and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Binder
were attending to businesi mat
ters in Roseburg Tuesday.
Lewis and Miss Josephine. Mil
Margie and Miss Maxine Wrrit.
Mr. end Mrs. Wade Worthi:).:
ion and their uaughtt-i, Beverly,
were attending to business at
!.tk in Grants Pass Tuesday.
Mr. and Mr.,. David Fate nnJ
tneir riaiignters, Kut and Mar.
Anne, '. i re recent visitors at the
livin Mather home.
.l ir.ng the jocal residents seen
In Roseburg on Saturday of last
.wek were Mr. and Mi's. W. T.
Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
M:"er, Mrs. Alva Matthews mil
ncr sons, Maurice and Mart-hall,
Miss Gem Hutchinson, Miss Sum
'icr, Bernard Beloskey, .'ay
Wright f nd his sons, Johnny and
K'.btri, J. D. Wright and Pel?
I'ium.
Those enjoying dinner Sunday
I at the Earl Sumner home includ
ed Mr. and Mrs. Willie McLain
and sons, Delbert, Blllie Dale and
Donnie, of Dole; Bill Smith of
Myrtle Creek; Miss Gem Hutch
inson, Mrs. Burrell Babb and
sons, Bobbie and Stanley, Miss
Elva and Miss Donna Sumner,
R. A. Moore and son, Leon, Bern-
lard Deloskey and Mr. and Mrs.
I Sumner.
j J. Roland Parker, county agrl-1
culture agent, was attending to
business matters in this vicinity
Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ferguson
of Tiller are spending several
days at the home of Mr. Fergu
son's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John i
Ferguson, while Mr. Ferguson is
in Corvallis.
Monday night at the home of
Marcus Brown to study for first
class scout tests. The patrol
members present were Oliver
etanrilev. Leslie Sieeel. Donald
iLawson and Marcus Brown.
Emery Thrush came from Cali
fornia the last of the week and
loft Monrinv takine his family
with him. They will live near
San Mateo where fc-mery nas employment.
Days Creek
DAVS CREEK, Jan. 23. Mrs.
.Imp Locke and son, Wendell, of
Myrtle Creek, recently visited
the former's sister, Mrs. City
Kinsey, at her homo near Mill.
While they were heie they and
Mrs. Kinsey and her children,
Cora Lee, Anita, Peggy and Jim
mie, made a business trip ;o
Roseburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ward
were attending to busines.; mat
ters in Roseburg ruesday.
Mrs. Earl Sumner and her
daughter, Miss Elva, were Myrtle
Creek visitors Tuesday. Tney
were joined in Canyonville b
Alls. Alf Duncan who accom
panied' them. .
Wednesday evening Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Michaels had as
tneir guests at dinner Mr. wJ
Mrs. R iv Wright, Mi&s A i m
Camas Valley
CAMAS VALLEY, Jan. 23. A
very interesting meeting of the
grange Tuesday evening featur
ed reports from several mem
bers on the agriculture meeting
In Roseburg, Jan. 6. A. W. Geil-
er reported on the district meet
ing at Grants Pass. H. C. Kel
ley reported on Grange Co-op.
Much interest was shown in pro
ject of improvement of state
park on summit of Camas moun
tain. The grange plans to spon
sor a debate by a team from O.
S. C. in the near future.
Several of the 4-H club lead
ers met at the school house Mon
day at 1:30 to plan for the club
work to be taken up this year.
Another meeting will be held be
fore organizing any clubs.
The Eagle Scout patrol met
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