School District No. 4
Hot Conducting Survey
- School District No. 4 is not con
ducting any type of survey school
officials have announced.
The announcement came from
Arthur C. Judd, assistant super
intendent of the Roseburg dis
trict, after he had received num
erous telephone calls from par
ents inquiring about a survey.
Apparently, Judd said, a group
of salesmen are in the city mak
ing a house-to-house campaign and
using a "school survey" gimmick
to gain entry into homes. Judd sug
gested that in the future, home
owners request identification from
the callers to find out what they
are representing.
LEGAL
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
No. mom
IV THE CIRCI'IT COURT OF THE
.STATE OF OR KG ON FOR DOUGLAS
COUNTY
Wallace Eugene Jacobs,
Plaintiff,
Vi.
SOPHRONIA JACOBS,
nrnliit
TO: SOPHRONIA JACOBS. DEFEND
ANT ABOVE NAMED
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON: You are hereby required
to appear and answer the complaint filed
s sains t you in the above entitled Court
and cause on or before the expiration
of four weeki from the date of the first
puoiicaiion or this summons upon you;
and if VOU fail SO trt amvir nri niu.r
plaintiff will, for want thereof, apply
to the Court for the relief prayed for in
plaintiff's complaint, to wit: for a decree
of this Court forever dissolving the
marriage contract now and heretofore
existing between plaintiff and defendant
upon the grounds of cruel and inhuman
treatment and for such other and furth
er relief as to the Court may seem Just
and equitable. This summons is -published
by Order of the Honorable Charles
S. Woodrfch, Judge of the above entitled
Court, made and entered on the 10th
day of July. 1956. directing that publica
tion of this summons be made once
eacn week ror four consecutive and suc
cessive weeks in the Roseburg News-Review,
a newspaper of general circula
tion In Douelai Countv Omnn
Date of first publication, 13th day of
WILLIAM K. JONES
Attorney for Plaintiff
401 Pacific Building
Roseburg, Oregon
NOTICE OK FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice ia hereby given that Monday,
August 13. 1936. at the hour of IrM
o'clock p.m.. Pacific Standard tlm in
the Circuit 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 under
signed in the Circuit Court of the
aiaie 01 uregon for Douglas County.
Stella M. Richardson
Executrix of the Last Will
and Testament of Charles
L. Hamilton, Deceased.
COMMODORE HOTEL
5. W. MORRISON at 16th
PORTLAND
Under the personal
management of
FRANK G. BODIN
Make The Commodore
Your Portland Headquarters
For reservation!, call
CApital 3-7294
Hospital News
Mercy Hospital
Admitted
Surgery: Christine Owings, Myr
tle Creek. -
Medical: William Burke. Dillard;
Lynn Guy, Joseph Haiford. James
Conn, Mrs. Charles Thomas, Mrs.
jacK musouer, Koseourg.
Discharged
Charles Neavoll, Mrs. Eugene
Meade, Roseburg; Mrs. Eugene
Miller, Sutherlin; Neva Loree and
Leonette Sanders. Ravmond Stacv.
Winston. I
Douglas Community Hospital
Admitted
Surgery: Mrs. Fred Bicknell,
autnerun: airs. Harry uowan, joe
Couey, Roseburg.
Medical: Mrs. Charles Findley,
Sutherlin; Mrs. Leo Pratt, Oak
land; Mrs. Albert Meserve, Dead
wood. Discharged
Deanna Hansen, Mrs. Kenneth
Weaver, David Kenney, Mrs. Fred
Gearin, Mrs. W. J. Masters. Judy
Poland, Roseburg; Mrs. William
Blakeley and baby, Lindy Dean;
Nellie Stribling, Sutherlin; Mrs.
Duane Howell, Mrs. Robert Spring
stead, Canyonvllle.
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LEGAL
ADVERTISEMENT FOB BIDS
Sealed proposal! for the construction
of extensions to an existing Sanitary
Sewer System addressed to the North
Roseburg Sanitary District, Roseburg,
Oregon, and endorsed "Proposal for
Sewer Construction" will be received at
691 N.E. Alameda St or mailed to P.O.
Box 176. in the District until 8:00 P.M.
Pacific Standard Time on the 24th day
of (July, 1056, and then will be publicly
opened and read.
The contemplated work consists' of ap
proximately 1200 lineal feet of sewer in
sizes IS and 24 Inches, together with
the necesaary manhole revisions and
other appurtenances. The work to be
accomplished is as shown on the Plans.
Specifications, Plans, Information for
Bidders, and Contract Forms may be
examined at 601 NE Alameda St., Rose
burg, Oregon, or in the office of Cor
nell. Howland. Hayes t Merry fit; Id,
Consulting Engineers. 1600 Western
Avenue, Corvailis, Oregon. A copy of
said Specifications, Plans, Information
and Forms may be obtained Jit the
above offices at the dates given upon
a deoosit of S15.00 oar set of Document'.
The full amount of the deposit -vill be
refunded to actual bidders if aald Speci
fications, fians and so tortn are -eiurn-ed
in good condition within fifteen H5
days after the award of the Contract.
Members of the Board of Directors
will aid prospective blddera in review
ing the project.
Bidders must be prequalified 1.1 ac
cordance with thr laws of Oregon.
Each proposal must be submitted on
the prescribed forms and accompanied
by a certified check. cashier check, oi
bid bond payable to the North Roseburg
Sanitary District, Roseburg, Oregon, Jn
an amount not less than five per cent
tii oi trie amount bid.
The successful bidder will be required
to furnish security for faithful perform
ance of the Contract in the full amount
of the Contract price.
The right is reserved to reject any
and all proposals, to postpone the award
of the Contract for a period not exceed
ing thirty (30 1 days, and to accept such
proposals as are to the best interests of
the North Roseburg Sanitary District.
By order of the Board of Directors of
the North Roseburc Sanitary District.
Dated this 28th day of June. 1936.
ALTA L. BARTRAM, Secretary
norm Koseourg sanitary
District
BEFORE YOU BUY
ANY WINDOWS
INVESTIGATE AND COMPARE
QUALITY AND COST OF
aluminum WINDOWS
DOUIIE-HUNO
and get all these advantages
SMART, TRIM APPEARANCf -
lhat adds to the beauty and charm of any home.
FIT All STYLIS ACHIT!CTUI -
blend with any interior color scheme,
AlWArl EASY TO 0HH
they can't warp, swell or stick. Neror any pulling
or tugging.
(UllT-IN W(ATHSTIIPIN -keeps
out cold draft! saves fuel.
NO FAINTING 01 UPKIIP IXPfNSf -
saves you money year after year. They will oof rust
oc rot and are termite-proof.
NARROW FRAMIS ADMIT MORI USHT -
let in more sunshine to brighten your rooms.
NO WEIGHTS, PUUEYS OR CORDS -to
get out of order or replace.
EASY TO SCREEN OR STORM SASH -
Special, tight-fming screens and storm sesh combioa
tions are available.
See Ht todiy lor eomplete innrvittien.
Easily removable from the inside for easy cleaning
or for full ventilation!
We assemble and stock all sizes for immediate de
livery and have factory-trained mechanics available to
adjust any mechonicol troubles.
RESIGNS Mrs." Glen (Lavin
ia) Miller has resigned as
nursing supervisor of the
Douglas County Health Dept.
Her successor will be Miss
Irma Plett of Grants Pass.
Miss Piett is the present nurs
ing supervisor of the Jose
phine County Health Dept.
(Paul Jenkins).
LEGAL
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEHEBY GIVEN that the
undersigned has been appointed Execu
tor of tie La hi will and Testament ot
DELIA M. YOUNG, Deceased, by the
Circuit Court of the State or Oregon for
Douglas County. All persons having
claims against said estate are nere
by required to present the same, duly
verified, to the undersigned at his res
idence, 5th and Maple Streets. Oakland,
Douglas County, Oregon, within six
months of the date ot the first puoil
ration of this Notice. Dated and first
published July 13, 1956. JAMES R.
KELLY, Executor of Last Will and
Testament of DELIA M. YOUNG, De
ceased, Post Office Address: P. O. Box
21, Oakland, Oregon. HERBERT W.
LOMBARD, Attorney, address: Lombard
Building, 37 North 6th Street, Cottage
Grove, Oregon.
Counsellor Training
Slated For 4-H Croup
Eisht older 4-H club members
from Douglas County will join teen
age 4-H'ers from Coos and Curry
counties this weekend for a spe
cial camp counsellor training ses
sion at Eel Creek Forest Camp
near Lakeside.
Participating in the camp will
be Rollie Tandy of Elgarose; Jim
Keefe and Connie Meyer of Rose
burg: Dick Lindstrom of Metros.
Judy Conner of Days Creek; Gail
onner or aeons vauey; Dons
Hedges of Gardiner and Lana Belle
Looper, Lookingglass.
During the two-day period, the
prospective counsellors will dis
cuss camp policies, counsellor re
sponsibilities, how to handle young
camper prooiems ana now to teach
camp cratts.
The six will be counsellors at
Camp Myrtle wood near Bridge.
About 42 4-H members in the 9-11
age group will attend the tri-county
camp July 24-28. Some 32 older
members will attend the session
set for July 30,-Aug. 4.
Accompanying ' the six coun
sellors to Lakeside will be Frank
von Borstel and Jane Gates, coun
ty 4-H agents.
Buckaroo Dance Club
Slates Guest Caller
Lee He Is el, nationally known
square dance caller from Sacra
mento. Calif., will be guest caller
at the Burkeroo Barn Saturday
night. All square cancers are in
vited to attend.
Helsel has written many popular
singing calls, and, along with his
wife, recently conducted a square
dance institute at Lake Quinault,
Wash.
Members are asked to bring
sandwiches or cookies. The kitchen
committee includes Mr. and Mrs.
Arnold Master, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Medford, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mode.
No Agreement Yet
In Airlines Dispute
WASHINGTON W The Na
tional Mediation Board went into
its second day of conferences with
management and union representa
tives Friday in an effort to avert
a strike of pilots of the Western
Airlines.
Chairman Robert 0. Boyd said
when the sessions began Thurs
day he expected them to last at
least a. couple of days.
Heading the management group
at the mediation meetings is Vice
President E. B. Code while K.
McMurray, executive vice presi
dent for the An Lines Pilots Assn.,
led the pilots delegation.
CASE NO. 1MM
NOTICE or SHERIFF'S SAM
IS THE CIRCUIT COtrRT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
THE COUNTY OF DOUGLAS
FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE
ASSOCIATION, a corporation,
Plaintiff,
vs.
ROSEBURG HOMES. INC.. a corpora
tion, W. C. SMITH INCORPORATED,
a corporation, WALTER SMITH; DOL
LIE SMITH, wife of naid Walter Smith;
JERRY E. ZEBARTH: RUTH ZE-
BARTH, Wife of the said Jerry E. Ze-
Dartn,
Defendants.
By virtue of execution, judgment or
der, decree and order of sale, issued
out of the above entitled Court, to me
directed and dated the 14th day or June,
1956. upon a judgment and decree en
tered and rendered in said Court on the
4th day of June, 1956, in favor of Federal
National Mortgage Association, a cor
poration, plaintiff and against Roseburg
Homes, Inc., a corporation, defendant
for the sum of S6.574.80 together with
interest at the rate oi per annum
from June 4, 1956. and the further sum
of 528.03 costs and disbursements, to
gether with the costs of and upon this
writ commanding me to make sale of
the following described real property
situated in the County of Douglas, State
of Oregon, to-wit:
Lot Two (2), Block Five 15). First
Subdivision of Cloverdale Addition to
Roseburg, according to plat on file
in the office of the Clerk of Douglas
Countv. Ore iron.
together with the heredltamenta and ap
purtenances and all other rights there
unto belonging, or in anywise apper
taining, the reversion and reversions
remainder and remainders, rents, issues
and profits thereof, and all piumoing,
heat in and lighting fixtures and equip
ment at the date of the mortgage or
thereafter attached to or used in Con
nection with said d remises.
NOW THEREFORE, by virtue of said
execution, judgment order and decree
and Order of Sale, and in compliance
with the commands of said writ, i wii
on the 27th day of 3uly. 1956, at 10:00
o'clock A.M., at the South Front Door
of the County Court House in Kose
burg. Douglas County, Oregon, sell at
public auction, subject to redemption, to
the highest bidder for cash, all the
right, title and interest which the with
in named defendants. Roseburg Homes,
Inc.. a corporation, W. C. Smith Incor
porated, a corporation. Waller Smith:
Dollie Smith, wife of the said Walter
Smith; Jerry E. Zebarth: Ruth Zebarlh.
wife of tbe said Jerry E. Zebarlh. and
each and all of them in the above en
titled suit had on the 15th day of Sept
ember, 1948. the date of the mortgage
herein foreclosed, or since that date had
In and to the above described property,
or any part thereof, to satisfy said exe
cution, judgment order and decree, in
terest costs and accruing costs.
Dated at Roseburg, Oregon, this 22nd
day of June 1958.
IRA C. BYRD
Sheriff of Douglas County
By Margaret Emmitt. Deputy
Date of First Publication: June 23, 1A50
Date of Last Publication: July 13. 1956
Openings For Boys
Noted At YMCA Camp
Three openings for boys between
tha ages of 10 and U years are
now available for July 29 to Aug
ust 11 at the Diamond Lake YMCA
camp, according to Don Naden,
secretary of the local YMCA chap
ter. The attendance quota of the
camp has recently been increased
to include three more boys. Par
ents with sons in this age group
who are interested in the camp
may call Don Naden at OR 3-35S6
for more information, or to regis
ter the boys.
HOBOES 'VAGGED'
Four out-of-state men were
rested by Roseburg police Thurs
day night in what was termed a
"shakedown" of the hobo jungles
in boutn Koseburg.
Police identified the quartet as
Albert Wesley Dalton, 37, Warm
Springs, Idaho; Edward William
Sanders, 41, Colville, Wash.; Jo
seph Peter Totten, 43, Issaquan
Wash.; and Claude Thomas Jenn
lines. 44. Spokane
All were charged with vagrancy
and were to appear in municipal
court today
Lightning Hits
Oregon Farmer,
Deals Fire Losses
POWELL BUTTE i Light
ning critically injured a farmer
and set two fires as the third
storm in three days struck thjs
Central Oregon area Wednesday.
Archie (Bud) Mustard, 45, is in
critical condition in a Redmond
hospital with injuries suffered
when a lightning bolt struck him
about 5:30 p. m. as he worked in
a field. Harold Jordan, a neighbor
who was with Mustard, escaped
unhurt.
Lightning truck the spire of the
Powell Butte Community Chris
tian Church and burned an eight-
inch hole in the roof. Custodian
Chester Maxwell, inside the
church at the time, was not in
jured. Another lightning bolt set fire
to a haystack fence on the Mal
colm McDonald ranch.
Observers estimated that three
fourths of an inch of rain fell in
about an hour during a downpour
that accompanied the lightning
storm. It was the worst of a series
of storms which began Monday
night. A steer on the Jack Mc
Caffery ranch was killed by light
ning Monday.
Wednesday's storm apparently
was a local one centered at Pow
ell Butte since there were no re
ports of damage in adjoining
areas.
Klamath Falls, where crop dam
age was heavy in a Tuesday
night storm, reported pleasant
weather Thursday. So did other
sections struck by earlier storms.
CHILD KILLED BY AUTO I
PORTLAND un Joan Marie
Anderson, 2, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence M. Anderson, was.
killed by an automobile on a sub-i
urban street east of Portland!
Thursday night. !
The driver, Frank S t a r t j
Burtsch, 41, said the girl darted;
into the street suddenly, and he
was unable to stop in time.
Fri., July 13, 1956 The 4ewt-Rwr Roseburg, Ore. 3
Lutheran League Plant
Potluck Supper, Meet
The Lutheran Layman's League
of St. Paul's Lutheran Church will
meet Sunday evening at 6 p.m. for
a potluck supper. A business meet
ing will begin at 7, followed by
a topic study by Mrs. Donald Has
bargen on "Youth Work in Our
Church."
All members and friends are in
vited to attend, and a special in
vitation is extended to parents of
teen-agers in the church.
Leaves For Training
Member! of Co. I, 413th Inf. Reg.
left Koseburg Thursday to partici
pate in a two weeks' training pro
gram at the Yakima, Wash., firing
center. The 40 officers and men
are part of the Oregon 104th In
fantry Division.
The company is an Army reserve
unit, made up of Douglas County
men. Company commander is 1st
Lt. Aaron J. Rothman of Canyon
ville. Unit advisor is M. Sgt. Floyd
Kerschner.
DINNER SET TONIGHT
The Home Economics Club nf
the Sutherlin Grange met recently
at the Sutherlin Grange Hall for
a regular business meeting and a
no hostess potluck dinner. Seven
members and one guest, Mrs. Ann
Montgomery, were present.
j After dinner the business meet
ing was cauea lo oruer oy ine
chairman, and plans were made
for a farewell dinner to be put on
at the school for City Manager
and Mrs. Hugh McKinley, this eve
ning. After the meeting those attend- .
ing worked on the state flower
quilt and discussed plans for the
fall festival. The next meeting will
be held August 7, with Mrs. Vera
Swift as hostess.
LEAVES FOR MEETING
Mrs. Arthur Marsh, Roseburg,
left by West Coast Airlines this
week for Walla Walla. Wash., to at-,
tend a two-day meeting of the di- j
rectors ot tne Northwest Coop
erative Women's Council.
Mrs. Lilian Heard, vice presi
dent of the Women's Guild of Eng
land and Wales, will meet with the
group in Walla Walla.
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Do you have any idea how great getaway
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Are you up to dale on how Buick's engi
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So why postpone the enjoyment of this
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