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0 .0 Judge Sentences' Drunken Drivers Delmar Raymond Miller, 40, of Bell, Calif., arrested by Slate Po lice over the weekend on a drunken driving charge, pleaded guilty in District Court Monday and Judge Warren Woodruff imposed a $150 fine or 10 days in jail. O'Neill Berniece Birdsell, 38, of 740 W. Ballf St., was given a five . day sentence and fine of $150 on a plea of guilty to drunken driving. The arrest was by a deputy sheriff. Dennis Lester Robbs, 29. Eugene, ! arrested by State Police for drunk en driving, was released by Judge woodrult on posting 300 bail. NSF Check Passer Nets Fine Or Jail Sentence Floyd E. Watkins. McMinnville. was fined $250 plus $5 costs or in . lieu of payment 50 days in the Douglas County jail, on a plea of i guilty to a charge of passing a "not sufficient fund" check, know ing that he did not have funds in the bank. The check, according to the com- ' plaint signed by Cliff Thornton, was passed Aug. 8 to Myrtle Baker, employe of the Rose Hotel, and is- ' sued on the Citizens Bank of Eu- gene. Watkins was arrested by Mc Minnville authorities and was ., brought to the jail her last week i by Sheriff Ira Byrd. MUSICIANS TO MEET The Myrtle Creek Music Asso ciation will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the band room of the Myr tle Creek School, All parents of students in band and chorus are invited to attend, reports Lorraine Birenbaum, correspondent. Suthcriin Prfsclpal U Attends Conference Te Oregon Association of Sec ondary School Principals session. meeting last week at Salem, was , attended by Archie McCrea, Suth-, erlin High School principal. Theme of the conference was "The Com prehensive High School Today", according to Barbara Liesinger, ' News-Review, correspondent. Differences between European and American schools was pointed out in an address by William Ed wards, Bend High School principal, who had spent three years in Eu rope. European students 11 years of age take examinations to deter mine if they should continue their education or prepare for manual labor, Williams slated. Education is more competitive there, he said, with emphasis placed on academic ; work and fewer activities such as sports, plays and music. In reporting on the conference ! to Sutherlin students. McCrea ex- j plained the general topic dealt with meeting tne needs ot an types of students, whether above aver age, average, or below average. Report Charges Auto Larceny Roseburg city police received a report of larceny from an automo bile at 8:20 this morning. A gasoline can that had been tied to a vehicle owned by John E. Markham of Roseburg was report ed stolen. Police report that another ve hicle owned by Markham had been rifled, but it was undetermined if anything had been taken. A car owned by Theodore Zogg of Glide was reported struck by a hit and run vehicle on Diamond Lake Blvd. at approximately 7:30 p.m. Monday, police also report. To Aid Cripplod Child ron fi "itt'" rn Jsa; u I L . Tuei., Oer. 18, 1960 Th Newt-Review, Roseburg, Or. 3 JUDGE Warren Woodruff FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE . PRESENT DISTRICT JUDGE More than 30,000 coses have come before Judge Woodruff in the last six yean. For JUDGE - Choose a JUDGE Pd. Pol. Adv. Warren Woodruff, Courthouse, Roseburg, Oregon TAKING LEADING ROLES in the Thanksgiving week "Mother's March" drive will be Mrs. T. C. Fitzgerald, Davis, Douglas County chairman; and Mrs, Dale Roles, Review Photo) ., Muscular Dystrophy Association Roseburg chairman; Mrs. Jack county MDA president. (News- Panel Discussion Set At Tri-City A panel discussion on ability and achievement grouping", sponsored by the Tri-City PTA study group, will be held at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Tri-City School library. Ray Coffenberry, Myrtle Creek principal, will explain the plan which has been adopted in Myrtle Creek. Maynard L. Christensen, director of education for Douglas County, will present some view points of the topic. Principal Mar vin Covery of Tri-City will show the charts prepared for the school board which trace the two-year development of achievement group ing at Tri-City. The public is invited to attend. Time will be allowed for questions from the audience, reports Lor raine Birenbaum, correspondent. . Muscular Dystrophy Group Plans Thanksgiving Drive Preparing for the "Mother's March" sometime during Thanks giving week, Douglas County lead ers of the Muscular Dystrophy As sociation have formed campaign plans. They point out that there are over 200,000 cases of muscular dys trophy in the Unjled States, more than twice the number of polio vic tims. ' Counties participating get one fourth of the sums collected, and the national association the rest. More than $3,000 was given to Ore gon Medical College alone from the national fund treasury last year, and other Oregon colleges also received grants. Locally Mrs. Jack Davis is the county - wide "Mother's March" chairman, . Mrs. T. C. Fitzgerald, Roseburg march chairman, Mrs. Dale Roles president of the Doug las County Muscular Dystrophy As sociation, Mrs. Gerald Davenport chairman of the commerce and in dustry committee, Mrs. Bob Sulli van special events, and Mrs. Bea trice Smith campaign treasurer. Woman Pleads Guilty On Drunkenness Count Police didn't have to go looking for Bessie Shuey, 42, of Little Riv er. She came into the Douglas County Court House, and a deputy sheriff arrested her for being drunk in a public place. 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