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Notices 31
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to to take this opportunity to
express our appreciation for the kind
ness and sympathy extended by our
friends during our recent bereave
ment, and for the beautiful lloral
offerings.
Mrs. Iiora Ferber & Family
Mr, and Mrs. Charlie Smith
and Family
SUGAR BOWL CAFE under new man
agement. We are not responsible for
any debts contracted before November
18. lona Lovely and Philip Deupree,
uanyonvuie.
rWILL NOT be responsible for debts
other than my own. Edward Pollock.
LEGAL
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notice is
hereby given that Sherman S. Smith,
has been by order of the Honorable O.
N. Busenbark. County Judge of Doug
las County. Oregon, made and entered
on the 5th day of November, 1949,
appointed Administrator of the Estate
of J. ELMER NELSON. Deceased, and
all persons having claim against the
Estate are requested to present the
same, duly verified, to the Adminis
trator at KWl's South 6th Street, Grants
Pass, Oregon, on or before six 6t
months from and after the 12th diy
of November, 1949. which is the date
of the first publication of this notice.
Sherman S. Smith, Administrator.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tne
undersigned Executor of the Estate of
LLOYD H. SWAN, deceased, has filed
his Final Account in the County Couit
of the State of Oregon for Douglas
County, and said Court has appointed
Monday, December 5th. 1949. at 10:00
A. M. of said day In the County Court
Room of the County Court .lousa in
Roseburg, Douglas County. Oregon, as
the time and place for hearing objec
tions. If any. of said Final Account
and the settlement thereof.
Dated November 5th. 1940.
ROY O. YOUNG,
Executor of the Etat of
Lloyd H. Swan, Deceased.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned, administrator of the es
tate of Frank W. Bramhall, deceased,
has filed in the County Court of
Douglas County, Oregon, hit final ac
count as such administrator and that
the Court has fixed Monday, Decem
ber Wth. 1949 at 10 o'clock A. M.
and the County Courtroom in the Court
House at Roseburg. Oregon, as the
time and place of heating objection!.
If any, to said final account and the
closing of said estate.
Dated and first published Novem
ber 36th, 1949.
E. E. HART
Administrator of the 1at of
Frank W. Bramhall. Deceased.
LEGAL'
NOTICE OF STREET VACATION
NOTICE HEREBY la given that, or
resolution duly adopted by the Com
mon Council of the City of Rose
burg, Oregon, on November 7, 1948.
proceedings have been initiated by said
Com"-, 0.ci! " c "V
East 36 feet of Claire Street mi
Chadwick'g Addition to the City of
Roseburg. Douglas County, Oregon, ly
ing between the northerly line of DoJg
las Street and the northerly platted
terminus of said atreet.
Any person or persons having ob
jections or. remonstrances to the va
cation of said portion of said street
may In writing make and fi! the
same with the undersigned Recorder
of said City at an time prior to the
hearing on said vacation, which will
be heard at the regular meeting of
said Common Council at 7:30 P. M. on
December 19. 1949, in the City Hall
in Roseburg, Douglas' County, Ore
gon. Dated and first published thts 19th
day of November, 1949.
WILLIAM D. BOLLMAN
City Recorder,
Roseburg, Oregon.
SUMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Or THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR DOUGLAS
COUNTY
EDNA V. POWNELL, Plaintiff,
vs.
JAMES H. A. POWNELL, Defendant.
TO: JAMES H. A. POWNELL, the above
named defendant:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON: You are hereby re
quired to appear and answer the com
plaint of plaltlff fUed against you
in the above entitled court and cause
on or before four (41 weeks from the
date of the first publication of this
summons, and if you fall to so appear
and answer said complaint, plaintiff
for want thereof will apply to the
court for the relief demanded tn said
complaint, a succinct statement of
which is as follows: For an abso
lute decree of divorce dissolving the
marriage contract now existing pe
tween plaintiff and defendant.
This summons is served upon you
by publication once each week for
four (4 successive weeks In the Rose
burg News-Review, by order of the
Honorable Carl E. Wimberly, Judge
of the above entitled court, made on
the 23rd day of November, 1949, and
the time provided in said order for
defendant to appear and answer plain
tiff's complaint is on or before four
141 weeks from the date of the first
publication of this summons.
The date of first publication of this
summons Is November 26th, 1949.
ORCUTT, LONG c NEUNER
- Attorneys for Plaintiff
Postofflce address:
Roseburg, Oregon.
CITATION
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR
DOUGLAS COUNTY
In the Matter of the Estate
of
JOHN F. MORRIS, deceased.
TO: Mary Morris Bateson, Rose Morris
St. Lawrence, George Levesque, Louis
Levesque, John Levesque, Ellen Le
vesque Edwards, heirs at law and
next of kin named in the petition
filed herein for the sale of real
property of-feald estate, and to all
other heirs unknown, If any such
there be, GREETING:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON: You and each of you are
hereby cited and required to appear
in the County Court of the State of
Oregon for Douglas County in tne
Court Room thereof within twenty
eight (28i days from the date of the
first publication of this ciutlon, then
and there to show cause, if any exists,
why an order of sale should not be made
as prayed for in said petition filed
herein, authorizing and directing
George Luoma, adminlsrator of the
above entitled estate, to sell the fol
lowing described real property of said
estate for the purpose of .paying the
claims against said estate and ex
penses of administration and for dis
tribution: Northeast Quarter (NEV, of Sec
tion 23, Township 28 South, Range
4 West of the Willamette Meridi
an, Douglas County, Oregon, con-.
talning 160 acres.
WITNESS the Honorable D. N. Bu
senbark, County Judge of ,the County
Court of the State of Oregon in and
for Douglas County this 21st day of
November, 1949.
(Seal) D. N. Busenbark .
County Judge
ATTEST: Roy Agee
County Clerk
Date of first publication: November
26, 1849.
Date of last publication: December
24, 1949.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION AS
TO THE ANNEXATION OF TERRI
TORY TO THE CITY OF ROSEBURG,
OREGON
Notice hereby is given that there
will be a special election in the City
of Roseburg, Oregon at which time
there will be submitted to the elec
tors of said City the separate propo
sitions of altering the boundaries of
said City and Including within the
said boundaries and annexing to said
City the following described separate
territories, to-wlt:
1. WERT ROSEBURG!
Beginning at intersection of the cen
ter line of the Umpqua River and the
Northwesterly city limits of Roseburg,
Oregon:
Thence downstream along the cen
ter line of said river to the East bound
ary of the U. S. Veterana Administra
tion Hospital Property.
Thence South to the Northerly line
of County Road No. 13,
Thence West along said Northerly
boundary of County Road No. 13, to
the Intersection of said Northerly
boundary, of County Road No. 13, and
the Westerly boundary of Nebo Vista
addition as platted and recorded in
the office of the County Clerk of
Douglas County, Oregon, if said West
erly boundary of Nebo Vista Addition
was extended, thence South along said
Westerly boundary of Nebo Vista Ad
dition to a point 100 ft. South of the
Old Coos Bay Wagon Road No. 113.
Thence following Easterly a line par
allel to and 100 ft. South of the Old
Coos Bay Wagon Road No. 113 to the
West City limits of Roseburg, Oregon.
Thence Northeasterly along said city
limits to the point of beginning.
t. MILLER'S ADDITION-SLEEPY HOL
LOW ADDITION:
Beginning at the intersection of the
Northwest corner of Miller's Addition
as platted and recorded In the office
of the County Clerk of Douglas Coun
ty, Oregon, with the South City limits
of the City of Roseburg, Oregon; thence
Southwesterly along the Northwest
Boundary of said Millers Addition to
the Southwest corner of said Millers
Addition, thence Southeast along the
Southerly boundary of said Millers Ad
dition to the Southeast corner of said
Miller's Addition thence North 42'
East along the Southeast boundary of
said Millers Addition to the Intersec
tion of the Northwest corner of Sleepy
Hollow tracts as platted and recorded
In the office of the County Clerk of
Douglas County, Oregon, with sa4
Southeast boundary; thence Southerly
along the Westerly boundary of said
Sleepy Hollow tracts to the Southwest
corner of said Sleepy Hollow tracts;
thence Easterly along the Southerly
boundary of ssld Sleepy Hollow tracts;
thence Northwest along the Northeast
erly boundary of said Sleepy Hollow
Tracts to Its Intersection with the
Southeast boundary of said Miller's
Addition; thence North 42 East along
said Southeast boundary to the North
end of the East line of Starmer Street
as shown on said Miller's Addition
plat and continuing North 42 East
along the East line of Starmer Street
If extended to its Intersection with
the Southerly 'city limits of said City
of Roseburg; thence Westerly along said
City limits to the place of begin
ning. 1. PORTION OF BEULAH ADDITION
Lota 1 and 2. Block 1. Lota 1 to T,
Inclusive Block 3, Beulah Addition to
the City of Roseburg, as the same Is
platted and of record in the office of
the County Clerk of Douglas Count,
Oregon.
That said election wilt commence at
B:00 o'clock A. M. on Dec 13. 1949 and
continue until 8:00 P. M. thereof, pro
vided that the Judges will have the
power to adjourn for one U) hour at
noon, due proclamation being made of
such adjournment.
That the polling places for said elec
tion are as follows:
War It
Polling place: Court House,
Ward 2:
Polling place: Junior High School
- Ward 1:
Polling place: Roseburg Hotel.
Ward 4:
Polling place: City Hall.
That at said election the electors
of the City of Roseburg are invited
to' vote separately on the annexation
of each of said three territories.
By order of the Common Council of
the Citv of Roseburg.
DATED and first published this UlB
day of November, 1949.
WILLIAM D BOLLMAN
dty Recorder
LEGAL
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AU persons having claims against
the ESTATE OF ROBERT BARCLAY
gOLMES now pending in the County
ourt in Douglas County, Oregon, are
hereby notified to present the same
properly verified to the undersigned
Administrator at the offices of WIN
STON fc D.MICK, 405 Pacific Bid..
Roseburg, Oregon, within six months
from the date hereof.
DATED AND FIRST PUBLISHED Sat-
" " ROY oV YOUNG
Administrator of the Estate
of ROBERT BARCLAY
HOLMES, Deceased.
NOTICE Or FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given that Tues
day the 27th day of December, 1940.
at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M. in
the County Court Room In the Court
House, Roseburg, Douglas County, Ore
gon, has been fixed as the time and
place for hearing objections. If any,
to the final account filed by the un
dersigned in the County Court of the
State of ' Oregon for Douglas County.
A. N. ORCUTT
Administrator of the Estate
of Lurton Piatt, Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims against
the Estate of Amelia C, McGhehey,
deceased, now pending In the County
Court of Douglas County, Oregon, are
hereby notified to present the same,
verified as required by law, at the
offices of Geddes and Felker, Attorneys
at Law, U. S. Bk. Bldg., Roseburg, Orc-
Son, within six months from the date
ereof.
Dated and 1st published this 5th day
of November, 1949.
ARTHUR C. McGHEHEY
Administrator of the Estate of
Amelia C. McGhehey deceased.
SUMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
, STATE OF OREGON.
FOR DOUGLAS COUNTY
WILLIAM F. HOOD and LOIS M.
HOOD, husband and wife, Plaintiffs,
LEVI E. COLES and FLORENCE NEW
TON COLES, his wire; ROSA M.
NEWTON CP OSS WHITE and JOHN
DOE CROSSWKITE, her husband;
VEDA L. NEWTON BROWNING and
JOHN DOE BROWNING, her hus
band: GORDON R. NEWTON ind
JANE DOE NEWTON, his wife; aUo
ALL other persons or parties un
known claiming any right, title, es
tate, Uen or interest in the real
estate described in the complaint
herein. Defendants.
To: Gordon R. Newton and Jane Doe
Newton, his wife; and all other per
sons or parties unknown claiming
any right, title, - estate, lien or in
terest In the real estate described
in the complaint herein. Defend
ants. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON: You and each of you here
by are required to appear and answer
the complaint of the plaintiffs filed
against you herein within four weeks
from the date of the first publication
of this Summons; and if you fall so
to appear and answer, for want there
of the plaintiffs will apply to the
court for the relief demanded there
in, a succinct statement of which is as
follows: That you are required to
appear and state the nature and char
acter of your adverse claim if any
to the following described real prop
erty, to-wit:
Lota 6, 9 and 10, Block 3, Wise's
Addition to the town of Yoncalla,
Oregon, according to the duly re
corded map and plat thereof on
record and filed in the office of
the County Clerk. Douglas County
Oregon.
That upon the hearing thereof It be
decreed that the plaintiffs are the
owners of said property, as tenants
by the entirety, and that none of said
defendants or any of them or any
persons claiming by through or under
them pave any right, title, estate, lien
or Interest In or to said real property
or any part thereof. That the right of
possession between the plaintiffs and
defendants be forever quieted and that
said defendant and each of them and
all persons claiming by through or un
der them be forever enjoined from
asserting or claiming any right, title,
estate, lien or Interest in or to said
real property or any part thereof.
This summons Is served upon you
by publication In the Roseburg Nevs
Review, a legal newspaper of general
circulation published In Douglas Coun
ty, Oregon, pursuant' to an order duly
made and entered by the above en
titled court on the 15th day of No
vember, 1949.
Dated and first published this 1-th
day of November, 1949.
CARL M. FELKER and FRED BERNAU
Attorneys for Plaintiffs
Post Office Address: -U.
9. National Bank Bldg.
Roseburg, Oregon.
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
NOTICE HEREBY is given that De
cember 19, 1949 at the hour of 10;00
o'clock A. M., In the County Court
Room at the Court House in Rose
burg, Douglas County, Oregon, have
been fixed as the time and place for
hearing objections, if any there be,
to the final account filed by the un
dersigned administrator In the above
entitled court. .
Dated and first published this 19th
day of November. 1949,
LEO SPARKS
Administrator of the Estate of
William Earle Bard, deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims against
in. l-iai'-! oi nuiii ivuxiUKSiU ill-it -RIGES
now pending In the County
Court In Douglas County, Oregon, are
hereby notified to present the same
properly verified to the undersigned
Administrator at the offices of WINS
TON & DIMICK, 405 Pacific Bldg., Rose
burg, Oregon, within six months from
the date hereof.
DATED AND FIRST PUBLISHED Sat
urday, November 5, 1949.
ERVIN C. HERRIGES
Administrator of the Estate
of RUTH MILDRED HER
RIGES, Deceased.
. NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
NOTICE HEREBY Is given that De
cember 19, 1949 at the hour of 10;U0
o'clock A. M in the County Court
Room at the Court House In Rnte
burg, Douglas County, Oregon, have
been fixed as the time and place for
hearing objections, Jf any there ,
to the final account filed by the un
dersigned administrator in the above
entitled court
Dated and first published this 19th
day of November, ff)4R.
PAUL E. GEDDES
Administrator of the Estate of
Bertha Rose, Deceased,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims against
the Estate of Rebecca E. Rlggs, de
ceased, now pending In the County
Court of Douglas County, Oregon, are
hereby notified to present the same,
duly verified as reoutred bv law. to
the undersigned at the law offices of
ieorge uiomi, u. s. National Bank
Building. Rosebursr. Oreeon. within ix
(6 months from November 19, 1949,
date of first publication of this no
tice. RUTH BUNCH, Administratrix of
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
NOTICE HEREBY Is eivan that De
cember 19, 1949 at the hour of 1:00
U 'clock A. M., In the County Court
Room at tne court House in Roseburg,
Douglas County, Oregon, have been
fixed as the time and olace for hear
ing objections. If any there be, to
the final account filed by the under
signed executor In the above entitled
court
Dated and first published thts l.th
aay or NovemDer, i49.
SIDNEY HELL! WELL
Executor of the Last Will and
Testament oi Marie V. Moon,
deceased.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Tues
day the 20th day of December. 1B40
at the hour of 10:00 o'clock A. I.
In the County Court Rnom in the
Court House. Roseburg. Douglas Coun
ty. Oregon, has been fixed as the time
and place for hearing objections. If
nr, u ine una i account iwea ay
the undersigned in the Count v Court
of the Slate of Oregon for Douglas
V.OUH-JT.
EDWARD E. RAGAR.
Administrator of the Estate
of Charles Edward Hagar,
Deceased.
CHEST GOAL REACHED
EUGENE, Nov. 26 Offi
cials of the Lane county commu
ntiy chest announced Wednesday
that the drive to reach a quota
of $134,958 has been successful.
General chairman Ed Pitkin
said that the efforts of volunteer
workers in the prolonged period
of the drive brought In the final
funds.
Proceedings Of County Court For October
COUNTY COURT
PROCEEDINGS FOR
' OCTOBER, 1948
Ot. 4 -Dance Hall License
granted to Iris A. Evans tor dance
hall on North Myrtle Road.
Oct. 4 Lot 2, Civil Bend Or
chard Tracts sold to Isaac J.
Inmo. inr S71S9.00.
Ort. 4 Lot 5. less 0.13 of. an
acre and Lot 7, Plat "F" Roseburg
Orchard Tracts sold to H. A. Win
ston and Ulah R. Winston tor
$3260.00. -.,
Uct. 4 41 acres in swwm
Soo an Turn. 21 S R 4 W. W. M.
sold to Fred L. Thompson and
Karen L. Thompson tor 5100.00.
Oct. 5. -Portion of Ada Bridge
section of Ada Road in Sec. 1,
Twp 20 S R 12 W. W. M. declared
vacated..
Oct. 6 $3090.00 appropriated
from General Fund and remitted
to Secretary of State for preda
tory animal control In Douglas
County.
uct. 6 Deed irom nugn cnx
Hsh for right of way of North
Umnoua Hlehwav accepted and
$1.00 paid therefore. Also deed
Irom jonn connine ana neien m.
Connlne for right ol way on same
road accepted and' $50.00 paid
therefore.
Oct. 6 R ehts oi way lor worm
Umpqua Highway accepted from
tne ioitowing persons ana pay
ments therefore made as follows:
M. H. McCord $1949.50
Frank P. Sinnott. et al .... 186.00
James T. Welch, et al .... 50.00
Paul Eugene Amann, et al 100.00
Mack Brown, et.al ..... 5000.00
Mack Brown, et al 700.00
Bert Houseman, et ux 1500.00
Oct. 8 Franchise granted to
Little River Lumber Co, to Install
a water conduit under ana across
the Little River Road In Sec 19
Twp 30 S R 3 W W M.
Oct. 15 Election o? West Rose
burg Sanitary District canvassed
and 113 votes found for incorpora
tion and 97 votes against incor
poration. Election carried for in
corporation. Albert M. Rowe,
Rudolph R. Ritzman and Richard
E. Pargeter elected as directors
thereof.
Oct. 18 Homer W. Grow ap
pointed as a member of Douglas
County Fair Board In place of
Roy E. Bellows resigned.
Oct. 31 Resolution adoDted to
vacate Mornlngstar Bridge on
Haynurst Koad No. 24, ana ine
county engineer ordered to ex
amine and make his report.
WARRANTS DRAWN FOR
THE MONTH OF
OCTOBER, 1949
GENERAL COUNTY
CIRCUIT COURT: Bancroft-
Whitney Co., $10.00 and $10.00;
Dr. H. L. Richardson, $67.00;
postage, $9.00; Pacific Tel. & Tel,
$3.75; American Law Book Co.,
$10.00; witness fees, $190.04;
bailiff, $20.00; Gregg Publishing
Co., $9.60; SIAC, $0.33.
county court: stanaara
Oil. $3.00: Richfield Oil. $7.80;
TideWater Assoc. Oil., $8.54;
Ksbg. Motors, R. u. Baker,
$69.50; V. Owens, $7.56; D. N.
Busenbark, $64.81; L. V. Beckley,
$7.00; Pacific Tel. & Tel., $7.05;
SIAC. $0.33.
JUSTICE COURT: Jury and
witness fees, $36.96 and 16.24;
West Coast Telephone, $9.85; M
& M Printers. $23.50: A. J. Ged
des, $21.50; Fred M. Wright,
$47.5-; Ksbg. Minting, $a.a;
PhilllDS Office SuddIv. $4.95: Pac.
Tel. & Tel., $4.65; SIAC, $6.86.
juvenile court: jstanaard
Oil, $9.58; Shell OH, $21.09; Tide
Water Assoc., oil, $4.31; A. M.
Pitchford, $46.90; C. B. Wade, M.
D., $5.00; Pac. Tel. & Tel., $23.17;
SIAC, $1.89.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY: Bancroft-Whitney
Co., $30.00; Trow
bridge Electric, $3.59; F. R.
Menne, M. D $125.00; R. G.
Davis, $12.10; O. D. A. Assn.,
$10.00; Royal Typewriter, $131.75;
Pacific Tel. & Tel., $39.20; Doris
Cole, $93.92; Kubli-Howell, $9.75;
Phillips .Of fife Supply, $162.50;
Western Union, $12.20; SIAC,
$0.50.
ASSESSOR: Standard Oil,
$7.65; Harry Pearce, $2.25; Ned
Dixon, $41.10; Kilham Stationery,
$13.11; Frank Allen, $59.40; John
Runyon, $13.86; F. Harvey, $1.00;
oostaee. $180.00: C. Crocker.
$235.20; D. Carter, $143.49; M.
Johnson, $138.12; L. Weir, $119.06;
M. L. Taylor, S233.69; ,. pooie,
$182.78; A. B. Collier, $283.00;
Rsbg. Printing, $24.00; Pac. Tel.
a Tel.. si-.ua; a. a. irving,
$45.40; A.; R. VonLehe, $63.00;
Kilham Stationery, $18.54; Mill
lips Office Supply, $89.55; SIAC,
$4.49.
ul,ekk: Maioia uo., sab.au,
$15.98, $18.91 and $15.98; postage,
$60.00; express, $2.35; Myrtle
Creek Mail, $24.50; Pac. Station
ery & Print Co., $88.25; Atlas
Stamp & Die, $3.75; M & M Print
ers, $30.00; West Coast Print &
Bind Co., $169.80; Phillips Office
Supply, $7.50; Pac. Tel. & Tel.,
$11.50; SIAC, $2.16.
CORONER: Frederickson Photo
Lab, $1.50; H. C. Ftearns, $100.72;
M. B. Emmitt, $29.12.
SHERIFF LEGAL: Standard
Oil, $92.06; service fees, $4.51;
General Petroleum, $45.54; Rich
field Oil, $30.83; Texas Co., $19.88;
Union Garage, $19.30; Hansen
Motors, $87.13; Rsbg. Parts &
Supply, $3.36; Reedsport Garage,
$4.50; Umpqua Valley Hdw., $8.00;
Shell Oil, $30.91 and $44.86; Rich
field Service, $6.00; TideWater
Assoc., oil, $28.45; Umpqua Valley
Telephone, $9.25; West Coast
Telephone, $16.30; guards, $13.00;
Sec'y of State, $6.06; Master Photo
Studio, $2.42; Rogers Radio 4
Sales, $16.70; Hansen Motors,
$850.00; Simmons Carbon, $4.00;
Rsbg. Printing, $8.40; Pac. Tel.
& Tel., $77.22; Signal Oil, $5.67;
Carter Tire, $7.79; G. P. Hinsdale,
$7.95; Fredricksons Pholo Lab.,
$31.75: Parkhurst Pleat. A Hem
stitch Co., $48.33; postage, $9.30;
Rsbg. Weld. Mach. Wks., $11.90;
Union Oil, $36.44; Rsbg. Book
Store, $1.35; Union Garage,
$106.34; Thompson Epperhart
Motors, $14.70; Western Union,
$9.38; Richfield Oil, $9.73; Texas
Co., $89.64; O. T. Carter, $15.75
and 8.15; A. Eckhardt, $6.75, $7.00
and $5.10; W. I. Worrall, $10.00;
Ira Byrd, $4.00, $14.00, $82.55 and
$13.50; Dallas Bennett, $4.00 and
$16.70; Cecil Bever, $3.00 and
$24.85; Wm. Kissinger, $3.75; A.
Jacobs. $52.95; SIAC, $24.78.
SHERIFF-TAX DEPT.: Pacific
Stationery Print., $1.80; ex
press, $1.69; Monroe Calculating
Co., $16.10; Rsbg. Printing,
$581.60; Burroughs Adding Mach.,
$812.70; Koke-Chapman, $12.15;
Pac. Tel. & Tel.. 54.1b; IN. Her-
shers, $70.84; SIAC, $1.40.
SHERIFF AND DEL. PER
TAX COLLECTOR: K. E. Young,
$7.15 and $19.29; Pac. Tel. & Tel.,
51.73; SIAC, $0.Cj.
SCHOOL SUPT.: K. F. Barne
burg, $41.13; express, $0.89; Rsbg.
Boolt Store, $5.20; Pac. Tel. & Tel,
$20.40; SIAC, $0.64.
SURVEYOR: Lent. Typewriter
Co., $13.80; Kilham Stationery,
$55.13; Rsbg. Book Store, $0.35;
B. B. Irving, $141.30; F. M. Dar
by, $21.67"; A. R. Evans, $43.94; N.
E. Richardson, $7.48; C. Farrell,
$161.08; Pac. Tel. & Tel., $5.25;
SIAC, $0.68.
TREASURER: KtC Tel. & Tel.,
$3.75; SIAC, $0.32.
HEALTH units: hostage,
$15.00 and $15.00; D. Kltchin, $5.99
and $9.87; D. Cole, $31.68; Dia
mond Medical Supply, $63.57; New
Service Laundry, $3.28; West
Coast Tel., sa.au; pap. Tel. c tci,
$16.95; T. C. Baker, $91.53; L.
Fulton, $102.38; R, Stanek, $52.20;
M. Barrett, $68.21: V. McKinney,
$63.05; B. Smith, $31.01; SIAC,
$1.92.
HOME & HOSPITAL: C. O. P.
Co., $57.00; Montgomery Ward,
$6.59; J. C. Penney Co? $14.36;
Boyd Coffee, 550.03; Hudson-
Duncan. S157.UU; l. Kruse, 522.UU;
O. G. Rogers, $30.00; Mrs. O. L.
Rose, $2.55; P. Rummell, $22.10;
C. Allbright, $2.00; Farm Bureau
Coop., $3.84; Cleo Babery, $7.00;
Douglas Co. Creamery, $21.44; J.
Ferguson. Sta.aa: h. Moore, 52.00:
Patterson Bakery, $48.80; Valley
Wholesale, $17.15; Boucocks Meat
Mkt., $129.26; Rexall Store, $4.00;
Goettel's, $23.91; R. Ritzman,
$5.27; Rsbg. Lbr. Co., $61.10; Par
kinson ood store, sai.4&; New
Service Laundry, $210.66; Ump
qua Dairy Products, $212.52; Rsbg.
Pharmacy, $61.20; Rsbg. Weld.
& Mach. Wks., $18.50; Pac. Tel. &
Tel., $9.40; SIAC, $36.08.
JAIL: J. V. Sporting Goods.
$17.50; Umpqua Furniture, $22.50
and $22.50; New Service Laundry,
$2.84, $15.70 and $0.08; Master
Photo Studio, $11.91; Rsbg. Phar
macy, $13.66; Harry Pearce,
$51.00; A. Goldsmith & Bio.,
$88.25; prisoner meals, $1279.50;
Fredrlckson Photo Lab., $2.07;
Rsbg. Weld. & Mach. Wks., $90.55;
Eugene Woolen Mills, $123.90;
Rsbg. Garbage Disposal, $4.00; R,
Ritzman, $62.04; Wharton Bros,
$5.90; W. I. Worrall, $5.20; Dr.
Bruce Hetrlck, $13.00; Cecil Bever,
$22,15; Dr. A. N. Johnson, $10.00;
Dr. G. W. Marshall, $17.00; SIAC,
$6.4&.
COURT HOUSE: R. Ritzman.
$189.87, $108.20 and $354.34; Otis
Elevator, $43.60; J. V. Sporting
Goods, $1.00; Rsbg. Electric, $4.03
and $2.72; A. E. Burrus, $110.04
and $83.06; R. Kurtz, $87.16; C O.
r. Co., 5197.97; J. A. Wiley Co..
$1296.10; J. R. Shock, $200.00; J.
S. Witts, $200.00; J. E. Runyon,
$298.03; Lovengers Disinfectant,
$aa.73; Ksbg. Lbr. Co, $140.00;
Easton uroc, sa.uu; Al g Flxlt
Shoo. $7.75: Zellerbach PaDer.
$51.92; Rsbg. Electric, $2.72; Ump
qua vaiiey Haw, $.3.67; siac,
$7.91. " " :
SOLDIERS & SAILORS:
Mrytle Stennett, $25.00. -
ADVERTISING AND PUB-
LICrm Paul Abell, $200.00.
COUNTY AGENTS 4-H CLUB
AND HOME DEMONSTRATOR:
Oregon State Agriculture College,
qusou.uu.
PREDATORY ANIMAL CON
TROL: W. J. Pearson, treas,
$3690.00. The fdllowlng received
$10.00 each for coyotes: L. Thoma
son, H. F. Roberts, L. B. Hicks,
L. Longbrake, M. Weekly. F.
Poole, A. F. Young, O. E. Rogers,
A. M. Matthews, A. M. Meyers,
A. N. Miller. R. Wright. C. L.
Cleoelam, Mrs. V. Grant. The fol
lowing received $2.50 each for
bobcats: H. VanFossen, R. C.
Bartlet, A. M. Matthews. C. Nea-
voll, K. L. Knudson, J. Miller, W.
Wltcher, A. Peplot and J. C.
St. Dennis.
COUNTY OWNED LANDS:
Standard Oil, $6.19; SI Dlllaid
Motors, $3.50; A. Murdock, $8.85;
A. Jacobs, $122.51; Ira Byrd, $6.00;
Carter Tire, $5.89; SIAC, $2.61.
FORESTRY APPRAISAL: U.
S. Treas, $2.00; Standard Oil,
$64.09; Riverside Motors, $20.25;
Johnwell Upholstering, $3.00;
Kilham Stationery, $11.72; Leon
ard Delano Studio, $125.60; Shan
non Co., $5.32; Montgomery Ward,
$13.98; SI Dillard Motors, $1.50;
Jack Bathrlck, $11.53; R. E.
Kleiner, $119.00; Rsbg. Book
Store, $11.45; Farm Bureau Cooo,
$7.83; Orchard Auto Parts, $1.30;
Hansen Motors, $0.72; Riverside
Motors, $11.66; Phillips Office
Supply, $1.91; Pac. Tel. & Tel,
$11.20; SIAC, $16.92.
VETERINARIANS: Dr. Dallen
H. Jones, $916.50 and $783.00: Dr.
Geo. L. Nicholas, $65.00.
ELECTIONS: Pac. Stationery
& Prt. Co, $37.18; .registrars,
$33.10; R. Turner, $215.60; SIAC,
$0.32.
GENERAL SUPPLIES: Rsbg.
Book Store, $30.50; Phillips Office
Supply, $0.65.
PUBLISHING CLAIMS AND
REPORTS: Umpqua Courier,
$62.10 and $59.40; Rsbg. News
Review, $49.50.
STATUTORY AUDIT: A. B.
Collier, $312.50; Stewart Stevens,
$76.00.
DOG CONTROL: A. M. Mlilcr,
$1.95; F. L. Taylor, $5.85; Farm
Bureau Coop, $11.50; Rsbg. News
Review, $1.40; West Coast Bldg.
Supply, $16.62; Irwin-Hodson Co,
$202.42; E. E. Baker, $10.00; H.
Nicholas, $10.00; T. W. Rltter,
$10.00; C. Agee, $10.00; L. Mc
Nabb, $15.00; J. P. Amacher,
$15.00; F. L. Taylor, $7.65; SIAC,
$2.81.
Totals O. P. S. $248.50; S. lax,
$268.02; F. tax, $2363.82; S. pen-
i fii.n.n
alUII, 11 (9,in.
WARRANTS DRAWN FOR
MONTH OF OCTOBER, 1949
GENERAL ROADS
The Inllnwi no Uflrranti Hra,,
in Davmpnt nf nalmlw..
crews: E. Stlllwell, $44.12; R. W.
iiaun, ..ou; t. E. Rockwell,
$132.80; J. Copeland, $154.02; J.
O. Faust. S2MS!v P r vrr.
S302 99: A. Anrirn-,. IMOC, 1'
nersnner, J 10.09; M. Smith,
$205.67; R. Wheeler, $42.07; P.
uiiwin, .w.i2; l. uwens, JHft.i.j;
R. Loomls, $242.41; R. Hasen
yager, $226.90; T. McLellan,
$224.28; J. Turner, $210.85; J.
Wharton, $213.22; F. Reed,
$193.90; T. E. Rockwell, $143.06;
E. Hargis, $248.57; L. Shlnkle,
$232.52; C. E. Baker, $205.57; E.
Taylor, $200.92; J. Ward, $174.19;
R. Laneholff. $264.08; C. Hlney,
$257.42; C. Healy, $221.26: R. Ber
ry, $ibb.35; A. Moore, S-ua.au; k.
Fuller, KAKMO; A. Hall, S.U1.2U;
L. Kershner. $22.02; M. Smith,
$22.02; M. Ormsby, $248.92; B.
Gurney, $239.80; R. Abeene, Sr.,
$193.77; E. Mills, $56.83; F. Yea-
man, 534.52; S. Holder, Jbj.txi;
O. Matthews. $230.02: W. a
Cooper, .$165.88; Wm. Cooper,
$201.20; C. Wulff, $244.66; C.
Stubbs, $162.69; O. Conn, $169.33;
G. Trent, $231.05; H. Elliott,
$197.61; C. V. Linn, $19.01; E. Mel
ton, $249.12; L. Patterson, 5226.47;
F. S. Hass, $244.66: T. E. Beall.
$179.10; L. Daniels, $65.80; J. Rus
sell, $240.82; H. Carey, $233.00; T.
Brlnlgar. $221.26; D. May, $157.24;
J. Chancellor, $19.01; F. Under
wood, $28.51; H. Gallap, $287.50;
G. KIncaid, $243.01; K. Neavoll,
$233.54; R. Duelks, $203.39; C.
South, $212.32; W.' Cordon,
$206.69; R. Nault, $120.55; R. Rey
nolds, 5222.au; k. conn, 5i4H.a4;
L. Cooper. $98.07: E. Rand.
$309.03; F. Hedrlck, $214.20; R.
Abeene Jr- S2Ul.2b; E. Brown.
$247.94; C. Brown, $214.30; W.
Lively, $235.76; L. uwen, $142.56;
R. Reed. $225.89: B. VanSlyke.
$210.49; E. Galla, $291.74; J. R.
Baker, $283.65; H. Kaiser, $252.92;
W. L. Corn, $291.94; P. Marcsch,
$231.99; H. Bennett, $206.36; C.
Coffell, $179.02; J. Galley, $249.42;
R. Griffin. $206.15; W. Mills,
$245.50; H. Parker, $206.84; J.
Tol, $247.40; W. Rockwell, $257.42;
J. Wade, Jr, $25J.55; J. Wade,
Sr., $249.13; J. Williams, $171.22;
C. Coffell, $61.80; G. Tlson, $19.88;
J. Pine, $9.90; B. Schrank, $9.90;
L. Owen. 557.02: L. Robertson.
$284.45; O. Sconce, $230.57; A.
Helvey, $169.38; H. Church,
$77.06; J. Pine, $184.05; B.
Schrank, $196.10; L. Daniels,
$108.90; T. Beall, $7.60; M. Gray,
$164.30; C. Perry, $235.50; M.
Mcculloch. $208.85: C. France.
$193.77; W. T. Hughes, $22.48 and
$215.29; E. Kent, $237.86; L. Red-
ford, $223.17; B. Babb, $230.59; E.
Moyer, $240.82; T. Erwln, $231.83;
C. Sain, $214.86; D. Falconer,
$183.73;. J. Zumwal, $173.04; T.
Kennedy, $96.85; A. Cripps,
$104.80; R. Fisher, $237.46; S.
Colley, $211.66; E. Cox, $155.19;
H. Hatcher, $81.24; C. Madison,
$208.38; G. Wilcox, $11.01; T. Col
ley, $105.80; B. Hurd, $15.03; R.
Spalding, $232.25; R. Howard,
$229.52; T. McDonald, $141.57; R.
Gallentine, $25.24; F. Yeaman,
$161.57; O. Gaffney, $110.68; G.
Casebeer, $261.76; S. Darby,
$218.95; A. Erwln, $249.09; D.
Hatfield, $257.32; J. Matthews,
$244.11; J. Miller, $198.49; E. San
derson. $248.38: M. stone.
$252.44; R. VanSlyke, $249.13; E.
weDer, szib.a; e. Bennett, ss.ai;
C. Rydell, $252.83; N. Jackson,
$204.08; H. Andrews, $160.38: B.
Walker, $51.08; W. Sylvester,
$138.64; W. Miller, $110.68; F.
Davis, $110.68.
Totals O. P. S.. $378.00: S. tax.
$321.58; F. tax, $1984.00; P. E. R.
S, 51452.91; SIAC, $637.79.,
The following warrants drawn
for express, gas, oil, lumber and
supplies: Bert Housman, $1500.00:
J. D. Walling, $1203.00; Pac. Tel.
& Tel, $60.55; Rsbg. Book Store,
$1.75; Coen Supply, $106.37;
Denn-Gerretsen, $655.83; Thomas
& Beckley, $685.32; Antonsen
Painting, $480.00; Douglas Supply,
$93.33; Doyles Sales & Service,
$50.59; Farm & Industrial Equip,
$313.16; Fullwell Motor Products,
$31.58; Hansen Motors, $326.44;
Industrial Electric, $115.43; In
dustrial Supply, $113.50; Leas &
Cummins Mac. Shop, $20.16:
Myrtle Creek. Weld. & Mach.
Wks, $15.84; Nelson Equip,
$8.48; Olympla Supply, $41.34;
nooerts uros. service, $17.35;
Rsbg. Glass. $9.38: SunDlv & Serv-
Ice Hdw, $3.33; Sutherlln Truck
Repair, $7.00; Umpqua Valley
Hdw, $20.47; U. S. Safety Serv
ice, $17.05; Walt's Radiator Shop,
$8.00; Witham Magneto & Parts,
$266.00; Carter Tire, $2561.57; Co
quille Motor Sales, $19.00; Inter
state Tractor, $1.43; Lockwood
Motors, $28.54; State Highway
Comm., $612.00; E. S. & J. I.
Pruner, $1.00; Pac. Shop Towel
& Supply, $12.50; Standard Oil,
$826.27; Rsbg. Sand & Gravel,
$1024.40; City of Canyonville,
$1.00; O. K. Rubber Welders,
$4.50; Harry Pearce, $27.00;
Bott's Garage, $1.42; Farm Bu
reau Cood. $4.35:, A. J. FJIIsnn.
$67.00; Eugene Concrete Pipe &
ttoa., SBU6.4U; Slg FPtt, $108.59;
J. E. Haselline Co, $79.08; How
ard Cooper Corp, $164.89; Pre
Mix Concrete, $93.40; Reedsport
Garage, $59.26; Sun Printing,
$46.30; Tozler's, $26.88; Umpqua
Powder, $25.40; The Texas Co,
$84.00; SI Dillard Motors, $92.00;
cicL-inc aieei rounory, 5437.38;
Elliott Sales, $12.25; Nordling
Parts. $46.18: Orchard Autn Pnrtn
$245.68; W. B. Garrett, $91.00;
opeciauzea rarts & Equip,
$458.10; Stearns Hdw, $3.25 and
$49.04; Woodbury & Co, $219.84;
John and Helen Connine, $50.00;
nugn tngnsn, 51.011; j E. & A.
W. Amann and Mack A V. Rrnwn
$100.00; Mack & Vlnnie Brown,
io.uu; r: u. m. sinnott and
H. D. & M. Matthews and Mack
& V. Brown. $186.00: J. T. A n.
Welch, $50.00; Groesbeck & Hick-
sen, Sbo&j.ou; Canyonville Ar
cade Service, $0.40; Shell Oil,
$38.65; D. Haldrldge, $3.41: D. M.
Cobb, $441.00; Dally Motors,
$2.50; Eugene Dletzgnn, $1.32; J.
S. Larson, $38.00; Tom Lillebo,
$21,400.00; Reedsport Mach. Wks,
$18.21: Turco Products. Xfin7-
Union Oil, $3902.21; Pierce Auto
Freight, $9.75; Vet's Corner, $5.00;
J. H. Baxter Co., $1502.13; Han
sen motors, 51Mb.bO C. u. P. Co ,
$64.43: J. O. Faust, $76.50 and
$252.85: Central Lincoln PUP
$6.51; Pierce Auto Freight, $46.82
and $4.33; Rsbg. Sand & Gravel,
$979.95; Armco Drainage & Metal
Prod, $2836.25; Columbia Equip,
$120.40; Whipple Logg. Co,
$2072.88; Yoncalla Texaco Serv
ice, $3.15; Antonsen Painting,
$3500.00; Groesbeck & Hlekson,
j.uu; i-ar. oiauonery ft ITInt'
ing Co., $21.30: M. J. Rlees. $9.45:
Pac. Tel. & Tel, $40.85; Del R.
ueeoe, S2.M5.22; citv of Herds.
port, $6.00; Rshg. Lbr. Co,
$5970.80; Cecil Haterman, $10.00;
B. B. Irving, $11.40; Ken's Office
Equip, $1.35; Leas & Cummins
Sat., Not. 26, 1949 Tht Nswt-Rvlw, RoMburf , Ort. 1 9
LOCAL NEWS
Return North Mr. and Mrs.
C. A. Lower returned to Port
land today after a visit In Rose
burg with their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Wentjar.
To Euaeno Mrs. Goldie Brunn
and son, Irvin Brunn, drove to
Eugene Thanksgiving day to visit
Mrs. Brunn's son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Spencer and two children.
Vliltlno Parents Miss Nancy
Radabaugh, student at Univer
sity of Oregon, is spending the
Thanksgiving weekend visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donn
Radabaugh, on East Lane street.
Praotlce Sunday Officers of
Roseburg bethel No. 8 of Job's
Daughters and members plan
ning to participate in the annual
vesper service are requested to
attend a practice meeting at 3
o'clock Sunday at the Masonic
temple.
Attend Golden Wedding Mr.
and Mrs. George Wlttmer of Tur
lock, Calif, have returned to
their home, following a trip to
Roseburg to attend tne golden
wedding celebration of Mr. and
Mrs. N. E. Landreth Sr.
Completes Tralnlno Prooram
E. A. Pearson, distributor for the
General Petroleum corporation in
Roseburg, is one ot 36 men of
the company completing a 12
months' series of conferences
sponsored by the company in
Portland.
Home For Weekend Malcom
Mellls, employee of Boeing com
pany, Seattle, is spending tne
Thanksgiving weekend in Rose
burg visiting his parents ana sis
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mellis
and Miss Anne Mellis, at their
home on Glenn street.
Improving Mr. and Mrs.
Wilbur Culp of this city have re
ceived word that their son, Sgt.
wuour cuip, is able to be in a
wheel chair. He is receiving medi
cal care at the U. S. naval hos
pital at Long Beach, Calif. He
was Injured three months ago In
an auto accident and Is Improv
ing gradually.
Son Born Word has been re-
cevled here of the birth of a son
to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Antls of
Los Angeles, Nov. 15. The baby,
who weighed five pounds four-'
teen ounces, has been named Dar
rell Dennis. Howard Antls is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Antis
of Canyonville and is a former
Roseburg resident, having been
employed at Ford garage. ,
At Kohlhagen Home Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Devenpeck (Vernlta
Kohlhagen) of Wellington. Nev,
have arrived in Roseburg to
siend a week visiting the latter's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Kohlhagen Sr., on Military street
The Koninagens also nave anotn.
er dauehter. Miss Bertha Kohl'
haeen. who is here from Salem
for the Thanksgiving weekend.
The latter Is state home econom
ics supervisor.
Mrs. Allen Home Mrs. Clair
K, Allen has returned to her
home on Watson street, Rose
burg, from Milwaukee, Wiscon
sin, where she visited her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles F. Hary, and their two
children, Gregory Allen and Eliz
abeth Ann. The Aliens' son, Bill,
Is spending the Thanksgiving
weekend here from Pacific uni
versity. A college friend, Vera
Sondgeroth, also of Pacific uni
versity, is his houseguest for the
weekend.
The permanent secretariat
building of the United Nations
in New York is 544 feet high, 287
feet long and only 72 feet wide.
$70.40; G. . J. Mobile Service,
$9.45; Myrtle Creek Garage, $2.24;
Ore.-Ncv.-Callf. Fast Freight,
$3.68; M & M Printers, $65.44;
Harry Pearce, $20.00; Westland
Equip, $34.20; Carter Tire,
$5999.51; Coen Supply, $29.04;
Dawe Engineering $73.28; Denn
Gerretsen, $556.56; Douglas Sup
ply, $36.04; Doyles sales at serv
ce. $58.98: Reedsoort Garage.
$355.75; Slg Fett, $93.89; Fire
stone Stores, $646.09; Fullwell
Motor Prod, $17.72; Hansen Mo
tors, $228.62; J. E. Haseltlne Co,
$30.24; Howard Cooper Corp,
$2581.85; Industrial Electric Serv
ice, $93.65; Industrial Supply,
$83.01; Interstate Tractor, $269.04;
Loggers & Contractors Mach,
$129.36; Nelson Equip, $bui.4u;
Pac. Mach. & Tool Steel, $55.13;
Rsbg. Color Center, $1.75; Rsbg.
Glass, $79.31; Rsbg. Printing,
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Group Sponsors-Tea
The Manalahe Camp Fire
group held an Informal after
noon tea Sunday between the
hours of three and five o'clock at
the Episcopal parish hail.
Honored were their sponsors,
members of the American Le
gion auxiliary; their parents and
friends. Miss Lois Fltzgibbons is
guardian assisted by Bernice
Lounsbury.
Making arrangements for the
afternoon were Lois Patterson,
Nancy Allen, - RoseMarie Stein,
hauer, Roberta Adams, Shirley
Saar and the guardians.
The tea table was centered
with yellow and white chrysan
themums and yellow tapers. The
girls furnished incidental music
during the tea hours.
Skyblue Bluebirds
The Skyblue Bluebirds met
Wednesday morning at the
Church of God, at which time
the members worked on their
scrapbooks, practised songs and
held the regular business meet
ing. :.. I ,,
The group will meet everv
Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock
at the Church of God.
Happy Bluebirds
Happy Bluebirds of Fullerton
second grade met with their
leaders, Mrs. Robert Miller and
Mrs. Bette Leach Thursday
morning and worked on patato
turkeys, their scrap books and
enjoyed refreshments.
Iriquoit Group
Iriauols Camn Fire clrl din.
cussed a hike when they held a
recent meeting and last week dis
cussed a skating party and a
square dance party. The group
inspected tne norary Saturday
afternoon and worked on .re
sents for Mother for Christmas.
It was suggested the group send
a get-well card to Mr. McGhehey
who had an accident. .
Party Well-Attended '
One hundred and fifty CamD
Fire Girls gathered at the Rol
letta Skating rink Sunday after
noon for a Skating party tor all
Camp Fire girls In the county.
Guardians and mothers accom
panied the girls, and games were
piayea on snates. ine local
groups gave skits at Intermis
sion. Outstanding feature was the
"scalping of the guardians" put
on by Mrs. Hazel GladweH's -group,
the Massasolt girls. Aa a
climax they chot down a basket
of ballons from the ceiling of the
rink..
Participating, according t o
Miss Barbara Lou Kitt, executive
secretary for the county Camp
Fire Girls, were the following;
groups: Wetomatchlck, Akiyaha
pi, Wohseems, Shutanha, Eluta, -O
k 1 y a, Nowodaha, Maricopa,'
Massasolt; and Cantewas
ey a groups, ,
Massasolt Camp Fire
Massasolt Camp Fire Girls ot
the fifth grade at Riverside
school met with Connie Brldgess
Novermber 16. Following roll call
the group planned the skit which
was presented as their part of
the program at the skating nartv
.Sunday at the Rolletta Skating
mnK.
Refreshments were served to
Darlehe Hodson, Helen White,
Jacyln Warren, Janet Lewis,
Judy Riley, Kathleen Tripp, La
Velle Gladwlll, Ltla Dudley, Lois
Wigington, Mollie Wilcox, Pat
Niday, Robin Springer, Sandra
Platter, Shirley Bispham, Tru
nette Phillips, and the guardian,
Mrs. Gladwlll and the hostess.
Busy Bluebirds
The Busy Bluebirds at Dillard
school meet in the third grade
room each Thursday afternoon
with sixteen members enrolled.
President is Shannon Drake, mo
nitor, Suellen White; song lead
er, Doris Wicker.
Other member include Judith
Roberts, Joyce Cook, Wilma
Barron, Judy Barnes, Ella Mae
Rowe, Phyllis Neal, V e r n a
Strelght, Bertha Dunlap, Char
leen Packer, Jean Lesher, Lore
ta Yahnke, Marjorle Llenlng and
the leader, Mrs. Mary Lee Walk
er. The Bluebird wish is to have
fun, to make beatuiful things, to
remember to finish what they be
gin, to go Interesting places, to
learn about trees, flowers and
birds, to want to keep their
temper and o make friends.
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