Thur., Mar., 9,1961 The News-Review, Roscburg, Ore. f
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Remicks Erect
New Building
On W. Harvard
Recently opened at 1N4 W. Har
vard Ave. is Koseburg's new Dairy
Queen, which is having a grand
opening today, Friday and SaU
urday. Specials are being offered.
Owners of the. business are Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Remick, who moved
to Roseburg last fall and are oc
cupying the home formerly located
on the property where the Dairy
Queen is situated. The house was
moved to vacant property at the
rear.
Construction was started last fall
with L. W. Metzuer as contractor.
The building was completed and
grounds blacktopped for opening
Jan. 28. The grand opening was
delayed until this time.
The building is 24 by 48 feet,
built of block masonry with large
plate glass windows and a drive
up window. Limited staling is pro
vided inside.
The Remicks are not new to the
Dairy Queen business. They oper
ated one in Levelland, Texas, from
1951 until last year, when they
sold out and decided to come to
Oregon. They formerly are from
Minnesota.
Remick and his wife, Lilyan.
have four children, Jerry 14, Vance
11. Ann 9, and Dean 8, attending
Roscburg Schools.
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PARALLELS IN HEALING
ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) -Clergymen
and psychiatrists have
to use a common approach to peo
ple who need help, sayd Dr. Ed
ward J. Sheridan Jr., a University
of Michigan psychiatrist. Both, he
said, "must try to see the world
as the sufferer sees it."
BACK TO CONGO
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Method
ist missionary forces are return
ing to the Coiiko. In a recent month
26 more arrived there, bringing
the total Methodist contingent to
82, compared with 110 before the
evacuation last summer. Bishop
Richard C. Raines, president of
the board of missions, reports.
Vital Statistics
Divorce Suits Filed
Evelyn vs. Harold Lewis. Mar
'ried at Myrtle Creek March 7.
3958. Cruelty charged. Custody of
one child and order prohibiting de
fendant from visiting the c h i Id
asked by plaintiff. The defendant
is out of the stale and is not sub
ject to jurisdiction of the court
for support.
Loisann vs. Norland Powell.
Married at Vancouver, Wash.,
Jlarch 7, 1960. Cruelty charged.
Plaintiff asks restoration of maid
en name, Loisann Gibbons.
Marilyn Marie vs. Terry Gene
Counts. Married at Dillard June
14, 1958. Creulty charged. Plain
tiff asks custody of two children,
$58.55 support for each while de
fendant is in the service and S40
monthly when he returns to civil
ian life. She also asks award of
personal property and household
items. On motion of plaintiff, or
der granted restraining defendant
from molesting plaintiff and grant
ing her temporary custody of the
children.
Gladys vs. Fred Carls. Married
in Roseburg Oct. 1, 1948. Cruelly
charged. Plaintiff asks custody of
two children, $50 a month support
for each, award of household lur
niture and furnishings, real prop
erty and proceeds by way of rent
al or payments on said property, f
Deienaanl to nave car and sports
boat. On motion of plaintiff, order'
of court issued requiring defendant 1
to remove himself from the fam-j
ily home at 1032 SE Cobb St., and;
defendant restrained and enjoined
from entering property until a
hearing date is held March 6. Also
restrained from molesting plaintiff
during suit.
Ida Jean vs. Albert E. Haines.
Married Feb. 26, 1954. Cruelty
charged. Custody of four children
and S50 monthly support for each
asked. . !
Divorct Decrees j
Carol from Jcrold Berrow. Cus-
tody of two children and $40 a
month support for each granted
plaintiff. .
Ruth E. from William Campbell.;
' Custody of seven children and to
tal of $150 a month support award
cd plaintiff. j
Viola Jabus Trom Carol Benja-j
min Curtis. Property settlement
ratified. j
Stanley E. from Bessie E. For-1
syth. Custody of two children ,
awarded to defendant. I
Edgar W. from Genia R. Rus-!
seil. Plaintiff awarded property,
along Highway 38 and Pass Creek
and household goods and furniture, i
Ernest H. from Nellie Heaton. i
Melva Jean from James Merle i
Jepson. Plaintiff awarded custody)
of three children, $50 a month sup-':
port for each and equity in house-1
hold furniture and auto of parties.
Fred L. from Enid O. Evans. ;
Defendant awarded custody of four1
children and $45 a month support
for each.
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SUCCESS!
It our wish for the bright, modern, new
ROSEBURG DAIRY QUEEN
It wot a pleasure to serve you.
14 A P DIC PLUMBING AND
II M IX IV I 3 HEATING COMPANY
Plumbing Contractors
1501 S. E. Stephens Phone OR 3-8173
GRAND OPENING is being held today, Friday and Saturday for Roseburg's new Dairy
Queen, located at 1 1 44 W. Harvord Ave. Construction was started last October, and the
place was opened for business Jan. 28.
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GOOD LUCK
TO THE NEW
DAIRY QUEEN!
. . , Another new business equipped with a
CARRIER WEATH ERM AKER HEAT PUMP
for your year 'round comfort!
TOZER'S
HEATING, AIR CONDITIONING & SHEET METAL
806 S. E. Pine Phone OR 2-3379
MR. AND MRS. EARL REMICK, owners of the new Dairy Queen on W. Harvard Ave.
pose at their place of business with their four children, left to right, Jerry 14, Dean 8,
Vance i 1 and Ann 9. They moved here last fall from Levelland, Tex. (Photos by Chris'
Studio)
Oairig HJJueen
TODAY -FRIDAY and SATURDAY
MARCH 9-10-11
We're ready for our big Grand Opening with
those delicious Dairy Queen Sundaes, Malts,
Shakes, Banana Splits and other taste treats.
Now you can enjoy the delicious difference
of Dairy Queen for refreshment at its finest.
Bring the family and enjoy the fun!
Earl and Lilyan Remick
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FUN for Everyone!
SURPRISES galore!
FREE GIFTS
for the kids!
OPENING SPECIAL!
1A4 OFF
on ell regular
sundaes and shakes
. . . the home
of "the treat with the
curl on top"
j SULKING Herbert, a mo
j rose parrot, live in the Chess
liogton Zoo, Surrey, England.;
O I'M Mry tM HHillrf Mwl Ct
1144 WEST HARVARD AVE.
Congratulations
Eorl and Lilyan Remick on the opening of your
new DAIRY QUEEN. It wos a pleasure to work
with you and I wish you every success.
Dairy Queen
INTERIOR and EXTERIOR PAINTING by
CARL CORNELL
PAINTING CONTRACTOR
1545 S. E. Main , DIAL OR 3-3080
Congratulations
To Roseburg's New
DAIRY QUEEN
. . . from Your Paving Contractor
ROSEBURG
PAVING COMPANY
BuitMft Hwy 94 South,
Acreti from McKay' Mkt,
OR 3-5166
Congratulations
Earl and Lilyan Remick
On The
Grand Opening
. Of Your New
Dairy Queen
It was a pleasure to work with you as General Con
tractor in the construction of the Dairy Queen. We
wish you every success.
L. W. "LOU" METZCER
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
P. 0. Box 726 Roseburg DIAL OR 3-7451
Best Wishes
EARL and LILYAN REMICK
on the GRAND OPENING
of your new
Wiring and Electrical !
Fixtures By --j
LANSING & OLIVER
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
1561 S. E. Stephens DIAL OR 3-6636
Mr. 6 Mrs. Earl Remick
and your
NEW DAIRY QUEEN!
It wot a pleasure to serve you in securing
the real estate for your grand, modern Dairy
Queen. We hope you'll enjoy success, hap
piness and prosperity in Roseburg.
JIM BEVANS
REAL ESTATE
Jim Bevans, Realtor
Homes Forms Ranches - Business Properties
9S7 N. E. Stephens St. Phone OR 2-3731
Our Congratulations
and BEST WISHES
TO EARL and LILYAN REMICK
on the opening of their new
GLASS WORK -FORMICA
METAL WINDOW WALLS
BY
NELSON i PYLE
WOODWORKING CO.
PARROTT 4 MOSHER
DIAL OR 3-3434
WE CONGRATULATE -
Oairig
pueen
On your Choice
of easy to keep
KENTILE FLOORS
Provided by BOB ALLEN FLOOR COVERING
We wish you
EVERY SUCCESS
BOB ALLEN
FLOOR COVERING
1 570 S. E. Stephens
OR. 2-1561