House Elections Committee
Sets Reapportionment Plan
SALEM (AP) The House
Elections Committee voted 6-3
this week for a legislative reap
portionment plan that would make
very little change.
The three minority members,
believing that Western Oregon
population centers are entitled to
much more representation than
the bill provides, promised to
fight it on the House floor.'
In the Senate, Tillamook and
Washington counties would1 share
a senator, in addition to the one
that Washington now has. Lincoln
and Polk would share a senator,
giving Polk a loss o one-half.
In the House, Hood River, Was
co, Sherman, Gilliam, Morrow
and Wheeler counties would share
two members. They now have a
total of three.
That loss for Eastern Oregon
would be made up by giving a seat
iointlv to Multnomah and Clack
amas counties. Washington Coun
ty would be increased from 2 Mi
to 3. and Yamhill would be cut
from 1V4 to one.
The three dissenters are Reps.
Phil Lang and Ed Whelan, both
D-Portland, and William Holm
strom, D-Gearhart.
The plan, however, has a good
chance of being approved by the
legislature. .It has support of the
Republicans, Eastern Oregon leg
islators, and some others.
McKinneys Return To Umpqua Following Trip To Washington
' The plan probably will be con
sidered by the House late this
week.
Whelan tried to amend the bill
by removing Multnomah County's
subdislricting for its 16 House
members. It was defeated 5-4. The
amendment would have given a
big advantage to the Democrats
because the county is overwhelm
ingly Democratic. Some of the
subdistricts are Republican, how
ever. .
By MRS. GEORGE MUNSON
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mckinney
have returned to Umpqua from
Centralia, Wash., where they were
called by the illness and death of
the lattcr's sister, Mrs. Minnie
Claybaugh.
Mrs. Claybaugh was well-known
guest at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Wolfe for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mohr and
Mrs. Harvey Roeder drove to Eu
gene recently where they visited
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don
Cole. They returned home the same j jjj1
evening.
Word has been received in L nip
in the Umpqua area, having visited I" "' 1 1
here many times.
Portland Trip Mad ,
William Howard went to Port
land last week where he was a
Kinney of Sitka, Alaska, of the
birth of a girl, Michelle Rae.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hodson of
Paradise, Calif., were recent over
night guests at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Leon
ard, on Millwood Drive. Mrs. Leon
ard accompanied the visitors home
and spent several days at their
place. She then went to Pine Crest,
Calif., where her son, Vernon Leon-
is a director of a youth camp.
She then visited at Lodi, Calif.,
where a grandson, Charles Leon
ard, is attending school. She then
returned to Sacramento, Calif..
Calif., where she spent several
days at the home of a son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Eu
gene Hamilton. She returned to
Wed., Mar. 15, 1961 Tho News-Review, Rceburg, Ore.
her home in Umpqua last week.
Mrs. George Munson has return
ed from Portland alter attending
the l'Jtil annual meeting of the
Oregon Slate 4-11 Foundation. The
organization is made up of the
trustees and one 4-H leader from
each county in the state. Mrs.
Munson is the Douglas County rep-:
resentalive. j
Rush Clarke of Umpqua has re- j
turned from Wheeler Hot Springs j
where he received medical treat-1
mcnt. He is reported to be much I
improved. '
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Judith Kay vs. Thomas Alfred!
Hollamon. Married June 23, 1959,
at Kemmer, Wyo. Custody of one
child and $50 a month support ask
ed by plaintiff, who charges cruel
ty. Personal property settlement
asked.
Hazel C. vs. John A. Caudill.
Married Oct. 26, 1957, in Albany.
Cruelty charged. Plaintiff asks cus
tody of child and refund on income
tax return.
Sam C. vs. Jessie Moon. Amend
ed complaint following reconcilia
tion. Married Aug. 5, 1956 at Rose
burg. Cruelty charged. Custody of
child asked by plaintiff.
Susanna vs. Vertis Leroy Handy.
Amended complaint after reconcil
iation effort from first complaint
filed. Plaintiff asks custody of child
and $35 a month support. Property
would be awarded to defendant,
who would be responsible for bills.
Loretta J. vs. Lloyd J. veacn
Married at Colton. Calif., June 25
1945. Plaintiff asks custody of three
children and $50 a month support
for each and properly settlement.
Cnmnlaint states defendant con
victed of felony Feb. 24, 1955, for
failura to support wife and chil
dren. Helen M. vs. Thomas Daniel
I.effler. Married April 4, 1951.
Cruelty charged. Plaintiff states
she is owner, as a tenant in com-
'mon, of an undivided one-half in
terest with her daughter, Sandra
Langlois, of property at SE Cass
Ave. and SE Pine St., on which
is located the Lariat Room and
lounge, and property at Flint and
Oak on which is located home oc
cupied by plaintiff and defendant.
Complaint states defendant has no
interest in property. Plaintiff asks
that she be declared the owner
of one-half interest with her daugh-
ter and be declared owner of house
hold furnishings and telephone
company stock. One of two cars
would be awarded defendant. Or
der issued by court, restraining de
fendant from molesting or mtei
ferring with plaintiff during pend
ency of suit and from encumbering
or disposing of any of the prop
erty and particularly, but not lim
ited to, the assets of the Lariat
Room and lounge during pendency
of suit. ,
William Grand vs. wanna aue ;
Spain. Married at Reedsport Aug. !
2. 1960 and on Nov. 30, 1960. Cruel
ty charged. Plaintiff asks that de-
fendant have custody of unborn i
child and he offers to pay $50 a j
month support. 1
Divorce Decrees
frma Jean from Neil Dtiane
Fike. Plaintiff granted custody
of their three minor children and
$30 a month support for each.
Bonnie M. from Ervin Havron.
Ruby. from John K. Nelson. Cus
tody of minor child granted plain
tiff" with $50 a month support. Per
sonal property settlement order
ed with defendant to pay suit costs.
Carolvn H. from Frederick Theo
dore Hoffman. Plaintiff granted
custody of minor child.
Marjorie Leila from Arnold Du
Pont. Custody of one child and S50
a month support granted plaintiff,
who also gets furnishings and fix
tures and 1949 car. Defendant
awarded 1955 pickup.
Restraining Order
Marilyn Marie vs. Terry Gene
Counts. Restraining order issued
against defendant, who is also or
dered to pay temporary support
monev pending suit.
Ruth Elizabeth Snead vs. James
Helton Snead. Order of court
would restrain defendant from en
tering residence of plaintiff and
defendant near Drain, restrain
him from selline, leasing, encum
bering or changing status of prop
erty and from molesting plaintiff or
their son.
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