2 Th. Ntw-Riw, Rjitburg, Ore Wed., July 12, 1950
Traffic Chargt Jails
Drivtr In Default Of Fine
Floyd Smith of Ceauralia, Wash.,
pleaded guilty in juitice court to
a charge of failure to leave hU
name and address at the scene of
an accident, Justice of the Peace
A. J. Geddei reported.
He is now being held in the
county jail in lieu of payment of a
FLOOR SANDING
and
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I a Phone 1573 R
J'V Leslie Pfaff
i 320 Word St.
c.miir,n
J100 fine.
Smith was arrested Tuesday by
city police on a private cornolaim
signed by Horace (Dick) Deber
nardi, following an accident in
which Smith's car struck Deber
nardi's car and another owned by
an unidentified Californian, accord
ing to Police Chief Calvin H. Baird
Debernardi's vehicle was damaged
to the extent of $40 to $50. Baird
said. Damage to the California car
was not learned.
Drunken Driver, Auto
Companion Are Fined
A fine of $225 and a sentence
of 30 days in the county jail were
imposed on Jetty Thorn, 35, of
Yreka, Calif., on a drunken driv
ing charge according to Justice of
the Peace A. J. Geddes. Thorn was
! arrested by the state police,
i Arrested with Thorn was Ander
' son Charlie, 33, also of Yreka, who
; was fined $50 on a charge of drunk
enness on a public highway, re-
reported Justice Geddes.
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Municipal Band
Dates Concert
The Roseburg Municipal band
will present its second in a series of
summer concerts at the Library
park Thursday at 8 p.m.. The pro
gram will consist of a variety of
I numbers, including marches, walti-
es, overtures ana seieiruuns.
tzes, overtures and selections.
Director Clyde Moore announced
the following program for the con
cert: "Star Spangled Banner,"
"Bombasto," march, O. R. Farrar;
"Dessert Song," Sigmund Rom
berg; "Washington Greys," match,
C. S. Grafulla; "Lutspiel," over
ture. Keler-Bcla: "MacNamara'a
Band," Shamus O'Conner; "En
chanted Night," waltz, K. King;
"The Magic Melody," Sigmund
Romberg, and "Little Giant"
march, by H. Moon.
The band now numbers 30 mem
bers, including four girls. This is
the first time that number of the
feminine sex has appeared in the
band. Moore, who is directing for
the first time tnis year, stressed
that women and girls are desired,
and that the band is not limited to
men.
about half its number of older,
"tried and true" musicians, who
have been playing "for the enjoy
ment of playing" for several years,
said Moore. The remaining mem
bers are mostly students just out
of high school.
The purpose of the band, Moore
stressed, is to "entertain the peo
ple who enjoy good music and to
play their requests."
Anyone who can play an instru
ment is Invited to participate. Es
pecially needed are clarinet and
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Mrs. Laura Simmons Of
Myrtle Creek Passes
Laura Simmons, 'M, resident of
Myrtle Creek, died Tuesday, July
11. Funeral services will be held
at the Chapel of the Roses, Rose
burg Funeral home Thursday, July
13, at 2 p.m. Interment will follow
in the Odd Fellows cemetery at
Myrtle Creek.
She was born March 13, 1884 at
Hugoton, Kas., and came to Ore
gon 30 years ago. She has resided
in Myrtle Creek for the last 10
years and was a member of the
Myrtle Creek Christian church
Surviving are the widower,
Charles L., of Myrtle Creex:
daughter, Mrs. Roy Carte of Myr
tle Creek; and a son, J. G. Barber,
of Distort? Ore.
The family has requested that
flowers bo omitted.
Juvenile Grange's
Camp Scheduled
Juvenile Grange members from
all over the state will assemble
at the Skylinercamp, 12 miles
west of Bend, Aug. 1-6, for their
annual State Grange summer
camp.
Applications for the camp are to
be sent by July 25 to Mrs. Helen
Roberta of Reedsport, in charge of I
the camp program this year. Any i
juvenile Grange member who is
ten years of age or older is eligible
to attend the camp. Fee for the
five-day period is $9.
Classes in handicrafts, wood
working and first aid will be offer- :
ed, in addition to such activities
as hiking, swimming and planned '
recreations. Evening programs will
include Grange demonstration
work, a lecture program and other
recreation.
Campers are asked to supply
necessary clothing, toilet articles
and bedding. Cots and mattresses
are furnished and all campers are
to sleep in tents, also furnished. 1
A large lodge houses (be kitchen
and dining hall. i
TO REPLACE RESIDENCE
The residence at 647 Reservoir
avenue, formerly owned by Mrs.
r W Hunt. Portland and th. late
Mr. Hunt, is being torn down to !
make way lor building homes by
the ntw owners, Eugene McElroy
and Robert Harris
cornet players, said Moore.
The band rehearses each Tues
day at 8 p.m. at the Elks temple.
Some of the members have been
more or less affiliated with the
Elks, playing as the Elks band
during the winter.
The first appearance of the mu
sicians publicly this year was dur
ing the Fourth of July fireworks
display at the fairgrounds. The
band played before the display
tartcd and during intermission
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