2 The News-Reiew, Roseburg, Or. Thur., Mar. 12, 19S9
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POLICE AND FIRE operations with arson evidence will be
the subject of a class to be taught by It Jack H. Beorss,
Oregon State Police (left), and Eugene Fire Chief E. L.
Smith (right) in Roseburg Friday. The men will address
the advonced police training school conducted at the city
council room.
School Laundry To Remain
In Operation In Roseburg
The Roseburg School District ! submitted by V. J. Micelii. school
will continue to operate, its own I board clerk, were far under actual
laundry plant.
Cost of the operation, as compar
ed to expense of "farming out"
the job to a commercial laundry
firm, came in for lengthy discus
ion Wednesday night at the regu
lar school board meeting.
The board finally decided to set
up the laundry budget on the same
basis as this year's operation.
Directors Harold lloyt and
Wayne Crooch particularly con
tended that current expenses list
ed under the "hidden overhead"
column in an operational report
Cash To Move j Douglas Croups Ccr Help
Building Okayed 0n planninS For Centennial
An assistant state coordinator! m isj ymnii n iiwyTwi
n.-C-l Ih. I for the Oregon Centennial torn- I" '. -. . V - ' 1
DycnooiDoara
mission is in Douglas County this
i week aiding community groups to
I nlan lDriBl Onlpnnial unt an1
T h Roseburg School Board i Pving the ay for county partici
Wednesday night approved a S2.-1 pation in the upcoming Kxposi
200 item for moving of a building i '" nd International Trade Fair
now located on the Riverside in Portland.
School property to fireee School j The centennial official is Clark
to help solve enrollment prob- Hayden, a Ponlander who has
lems. I wide experience in production and
The resolution adopted by the 'Public relations in the enlertain
board noted that enrollment at ! merit field. Slate Coordinator Ted
Green School currently "is in ex- Hallock noted Hayden is trained
cess of its capacity" and 20 pu-to work with community histori
pils are being transported to Rose 1 ra'. 'm rt. recreation and al
School for classes. The resolution ! bed committees on costuming, play
an expected increase of 18 Green I "sting, radio and pageant writing,
children going to Rose School next musical features production, light
dren going to Rose School next ! ing. sound system placement and
many other details
Hayden said Wednesday he came
to the county at the request of Iris
llelliwell, county centennial chair
man, and other planners. He is
working closely with Mrs. llelliwell
mapping county activities, he
year, under the present setup.
Board members said that, if any
thing, the figures are "on the low
side."
The resolution calls for an esti
mated 11,000 to be used to trans
port a temporary Riverside School
structure to Green School. Another I said.
$1,200 was inserted in the budget' He already has taped an inter
as remodeling cost. view with Yoncalla's Annie Apple
Building Not Used I '
Supt. M. C. Deller said the Riv- Dermic A LflVplflfP
erside budding is not being used. I uennl5 M lOVeiace
ine move would eliminate use of
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Ford To Build Economy Car For Fall Sales
I DETROIT ( AP) Ford Motor the company had been studying , economy cars, "including cars
Co. has become the first of the, the small car situation for several expected to be produced in this
Big Three auto makers to confirm years. 'country bv other American man-
lit will build a smaller car. 'Barrir.j chances in the market i.,ii,r.'"
The company said in a telier to or other circumstances." thelel-l Th. predlctions generally are
stockholders Wednesday that bar- ter ,ald, -the company plans to ,h'n 1 mod(.ls piannfd b the
ring changes in the small car introduce such a car during the Three will be of from log lo
market, rord will introduce an 196o mode yMr." ' JXwheelb.se. Thl, j, Bboi
economy model sometime this, Ford ,nd BrMc) ,,id ,h. Mrj J".. thorter ,, ..,,.
"".Neither General Motors nor competition with other (Chevrolet and Ford models.
Chi'valer. the other two members
costs,
Micelii figured overhead costs at
10 per cent of total expenses. He
said this is in keeping with stan
dards del ed from operation of
private businesses.
Costs Figured
His report placed operational
cost for February at $486 23
which, after adding the 10 per cent
overhead item, would bring the to
tal cost for the month to an esti
mated $534 87. Micelii said a Rose
burg laundry, if it had been con
tracted to do the district's laundry
during the month, would bave
charged $557 65.
The report set cost for the school
year at $3,122.76. The- overhead
figure would make the total about
$3,500. which Crooch and iloyl said
is well below actual costs based on
current overhead estimates.
Micelii noted that some expens-
The Roseburg School Board Wed- es 'llln mt0 '"" , overhead ca
nesday night accepted a $4,963.88 j tegory are negligible because they
Keystone Gets
Fire Escape Job
me ureen school library as a
classroom and would make way
for full utilization of the teacher
currently conducting classes in the
makeshift room. The saving on the
instructor's salary alone should
amount to $2,050, said the resolu
tion. The Riverside building, known
as the old cafeteria, is slated to be
ready for occupancy by Sept. 1.
All elementary school age chil
dren in the Green area will be able
to attend Green School after the
move. The resolution noted the ad
ditional building will lower the
classroom load in at least seven
rooms.
CLARK. HAYDEN
. . helps plan events
gate Kruse, descendant of pioneer
Jesse Applegate and historical writ
er, for use in a special radio "per
sonalities" series to be aired lat
er in the year.
Hayden said that in addition to
custodian at . Drain' Elementary 1 a(,YMn! of spe-j
School since 1946 and active in
community affairs, succumbed to
a heart attack Wednesday, accord
ing to Mrs. Edith Bush, News-
Review correspondent
of the Big Three, had any com
ment on the Ford announcement.
, Both have, outlined company post
ilions in previous statements.
Ihe latest of these was luesday
when L. L. (Tex I Colbert, Chrys
ler president, told a news confer
ence in New York that Chrysler
had a small car in the testing
stage but had not yet decided
whether to put in on the market.
The GM stand was incorporated
in the company's 1958 annual re
port by Frederic G. Donner. board
j chairman, and John F. Gordon.
president. ine executives 101a
shareholders the corporation was
continuing studies to be prepared
to produce smaller cars in the
event demand warranted them.
Situation Studied
The Ford announcement was
made by Henry Ford II, president,
and Krncst R. Breech, board
chairman. Their letter said that
hid by Keystone Machine Works,
Roseburg, to install fire escapes at
central Junior High school.
The two escapes at the SE Wash
ington Ave. building were condemn
ed a month ago by a state deputy
fire inspector.
The steep, ladder-like escapes
will be replaced by treads 42 inch
es in length and 10 inches wide.
( (instruction will be of diamond
floor plate.
The Roseburg firm will furnish
all material and labor for the proj
ect. Construction will start in the
near future, said Guy Davis, build
ing and grounds luperintendent for
the district.
Other firms bidding on the proj
ect were Murphy Constructor Co.
and Roseburg Welding and Ma
chine Co.
are taken care of in the course of
other operations. He said trans
amination is an example.
I Supt. M. C. Deller will draw up
budget figures for the laundry op
eration on the basis of projected
expenses for next year.
Oral H. McNeece
Oral II. McNeece. 69, died at
the Veterans' Hospital on Wednes
day evening.
Born at Mitchell. Ore , cn Nov.
8. 1889, he is the son of a pioneer
family. A veteran of World War I
army service, he has resided In
Oregon all his life and in Roseburg
for 63 years.
Survivors include his widow, Jes
sie, of Roseburg; a sister, Mi
Rachel Prater of Portland: and a
Also approved by the board was I stepdaughter. Alberta Bundesen of
award of a $4,200 contract to Rose- Compton, Calif. He resided at 1206
hurg Paving Co. for blacktopping SE Jackson St.
of Ihe Hucrest School playground. Burial will be in the Veteran's
The board left date of the project Hospital cemetery on Monday at
lo the discretion of the building 1 p.m. Graveside services will he
and grounds chief. Davis said work : held, with Ganz Mortuary in
probably will begin next week if: charge. The family requests that
weather and surface conditions in lieu of flowers contributions be
permit. ' made to the heart fund.
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Senate Agency Kills
Railroad Crossing Bill
SAI.EM (AP)-A hill to prohibit
trains from blocking railroad
crossings for more than five min
utes was killed Wednesday by the
Senate State and Federal Affairs
Committee.
The bill was introduced bv Sen.
Dan Dimick and Rep. Al Flegel,
Roseburg Democrats. It would
have provided fines of $100 a min
ute for each minute over five min
utes that a crossing was blocked.
The same committee also voted
He was first stricken Saturday
and taken to a Cottage Grove hos
pital. Improved, he was returned
home where he collapsed,
He served as
with the State Highway Depart
ment tor a numDer 01 years.
Survivors besides the widow in
clude three daughters, Mrs. Earl
Kellenbeck and Leta Lovelace of
1 Drain and Mrs. Paul Hansen of
' Madras; four sons, Harry, Kelly.
I William and John of Drain: and
I eight grandchildren. He was a
I member of the Grand Church of
I Christ.
Sutherlin Man Gets
5 Years In Prison
cial events, he is lining up county
talent fur the summer exposition.
He said the exposition can use lo-j
cal talent of the type which will j
"make people at the exposition
want to come down to visit the :
county." I Circuit Judge Robert G. Davis to
He spoke at a Mvrtle Creek Uons day sentenced a 35-year old Suther
Chib luncheon Wednesday and lin man to a maximum of five
civil eneineeritaIked t0 Llons Cll,b members in years in the Oregon State Peni-
vamunviue ai u inner ineeung. 1 " 3 .. v v. v.
llavoVn iH h. will W. for ed SU'"Y charSe of obtaining
other areas in the stale today or
Friday.
Be-
1 :av I'BAVrNrn hpi
Funeral arrangements, u n d e r jrause government contracts linance
i uc tin ft uuii ui 111s .win tuary
haven't yet been determined.
Skin Grafts Cure
For Atom Burns
money by false pretenses.
Donald Ace McDonald, the de
fendant, was charged in a grand
jury indictment with passing a
valueless $25 check at City Drive
In market last Nov. 30. In passing
sentence. Davis noted that a pre
vious two-year probation period on
the same charge apparently failed
to straighten out the defendant.
Atvivtant flit! Attv Genn'p
the missile business almost com- weigum said McDonald is believed
plctely. "the paper work needed i h.,. hn ,n,u,H ,i. .;,h
to meet legal requirements is in-; his wlfe and step.son m the writing
tneate. complex, and confused be-lof some 20 bad checks in the Rose-
Rocket Contract
Legally Complex
yond imagination
Richard D. Gecklcr. vice presi
dent of AerojetGener.il Corp..
gave this picture to a Chamber of
Commerce space age business conference.
The patience of Job, the wis-
burg area. McDonald admitted he
had written two other bad checks
which were shown him by Weigum.
amendment that
legislator $1,500
They now get $600
MIAMI BEACH. Fla. (AP) Atom
ic skin burns can be cured by skin
grafts, says a plastic surgeon.
ur. j. Barren urown 01 st. Louis : jm imn j ih.
Southeastern Sureical Con-i .. '. ..
would pay eachlfcrence that recovery can be at. qeraoie spirit 01 Alexander tne
a year salary. ! tained by removine the burned i " r e a t usually will
a year. I skin and replacing it with grafts. ' through." Gecklcr said.
DAVID PARKED WRONG
NEWRY. Ireland (AP) David
Park Wright was fined one pound
$280 today for parking on the
one wrong side of Newry's main
street.
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