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Glendale Couple After Six Weeks ' By MRS. G. B. FOX Mr. and Mrs. Ralnli Place have returned to CVmiaie foiiowing a six-week vacation in California. 8g SHOP Opposite V.t'i intranet Juit Off Harvard Avt. . 25 W. Wharton St. OR 2-4022 FAST SERVICE ON Automotive Tune Up Carburetors Generators Rebuilt Brakes Relined Lubrication YOU CAN DEPEND ON US! PIANO ROLL INN Featuring Something Special! Tossed Salad Spaghetti & Ravioli Garlic Bread 1.50 Don't forget to have your birth day party ot the Piano Roll Inn. Free) dinner for the person hav. ing a birthday. Call OR 2-4622, 940 NW Garden Valley Blvd DANCE Saturday, April 22 Western Music By CHARLIE PARRET and the MEDICINE VALLEY BOYS Camas Valley Grange Hall 9:001:00, Adm. $1.00 incl. tax TVe following radio mn4 television program art printed at free public service for Ntws-Review reader. AH program fittings are publish to at received from the respective stations. The Newt Review deae net accept responsibility far variation from erietaal ichedalet furnished this newspaper. KPIC-TV Ch. 4 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 16:00 Price Is Right NBC 10:30 Concentration N PC 11:00 Truth or Conseauence NBC 11:30 It Could Be YouNBC 1 1 ;55 News Today N BC 12:00 Jan Murray NBC 12:30 Romper Room 1:00 Young Or. 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'6 00-0 j -en Uw.t i. 7 OB-Prarrit Hem.ray-ABC S 00 John Daiy-ABC ll2:&S-.on off . euBAiiru esirsAV I 4 "0 a nv to 9 & The Boo Neivw A M She Meedi-r news on too o th hour '""ai-a ii w tm "oon-'1" '" wetthervent at past tt hour KYES 950 KC ?S.m?JZnZ , Bai-ct mus-newwr.weattf Special Ftaturtai Met.n Memea pass h hour Returns Home In California I They spent three weeks with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dulaney, and family in Auburn, Calif., and three weeks with another son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nel son. Jne oregonians Kept tlte Kel son's children while the latter went on a trip to the eastern part of the United States. While in Cali fornia, the Places also visited with Dulaney's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Clark of Nevada City. Cimpour Held Several members of 'the Glen dale Boy Scout Troop 16 accompan ied their leader. Bob Thompson, on a camp out about six miles up Windy Creek -last weekend. The boys did trail work and compass work and each did his own cooking. Those making the trip were Joe Apperson, Frank Elst, Darly Close, Loren Johnson, Kieliard bwanson. Charles Ruckcr, Rickie Major, and Scoutmaster Thompson. Thompson reported that the troop has ordered ! six new camping tents for use on future camping expeditions. i Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ward of 1 Klamath. Calif., former Glendala ! residents, recently visited with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Phillips, and family in Glendale. Barbara Phillips recently attend ' ed the Oregon-Idaho day open house at Conqueror's Bible College in Portland. She was driven to -u-gene by her parents, where she ; spent the night at the home of the Rev. and Mrs. Ed Kearney, before going on to Portland. The ; Kearneys brought JUiss runups back to Glendale. Mrs. Oliver Dodson of Rosedale. Calif., has arrived in Glendale to visit with her son-in-law and daugh ter, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lee, and phiMrpn Khp is helrtin? pare for the Lee s daughter and new son, Mark Andrew, Dorn on April K. Son Visits Georce Humphreys, son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Humphreys, visit ed his family in Glendale recently. He is a student at soutnern ore ?nn College. Ashland. Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith and children of Empire visited last PIERRE Have you hod your Mother's Day picture token yet? Moke on appointment now , , phone ORchard 2-321 2 so you con show Mom what that blue-eyed little cherub really looks like now. Chris can do wonders with that camera of his. (. BILL 4:00 Dr. Hudson 4:30 Addit Boukins 5:30 New Horizons 6:00 Northwest Newt 6:15 Huntley-Brink ley NBv. 6:30 To Be Announced 6:45 Sportsmen's Tips 7:00 Manhunt 7:30 Checkmate CBS 8:30 Playhouse NBC 9:00 Friday Special NBC t0;00 Award Theater 10:30 Fun With Music II : 00 Report 11:15 Front Row Center SATURDAY f:00 Sherl Lewis NBC :30 King Leonardo LOST YOUR LICENSE TO DRIVE? SEE ROLF'S INSURANCE FOR FAST SERVICE 939 S. E. 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News . 6.30 Assignment Underwater 7:00 Award Theater 7:30 Rawhide 8:30 Million Dollar incident 10:00 Twilight Zone 10:30 Eve Witness To Hli'rxy ll.oo Portland wrestling 11-45 Cit Desk 11:50 News Wrt SATURDAY Cottage Grove Logger Killed By Rolling Log COTTAGE GROVE (AP) -James Whitted, 41, Cottage Grove, was killed Thursday on Georgia Pacific Corp.'s Mosby Creek log ging operation when a log four feet in diameter fell from a pile ana shuck turn on tne head. He was married and the father of three children. Whitted, a choker setter, was adjusting a line being used to pull logs from a cold deck on Stell Creek about 17 miles southeast of here. .. Sister Of Morse Named By JFK WASHINGTON (AP) Mrs. Caryl Kline of Pittsburgh, a sis ter of Sen. Wayne Morse, D-Ore., has been named by President Kennedy as one of his personal representatives to the Sierra Le one Independence Celebration in Freetown April 27. Mrs. Kline's husband is head of the University of Pittsburgh's geography department. Rondeau Jazz Features Gr.yle And Jay Quartet The Gayle and Jay Quartet will be featured at the Rondeau Jazz in north Koseburg this Saturday night. The quartet from Eugene is the first circuit live entertainment to appear at the club since it went into operation five weeks ago. The jazz combo is made up of trom bone, bass, drums and piano. weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry (iaedecke, and with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rod Smith, both of Azalea. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Head and family of Gold Beach visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Wenderoth, in Azalea last weekend. Mrs. Harold Roberts has been released to her Azalea home from Josephine General Hospital. Mr. and-Mrs. Kenneth Racss of Springfield recently visited with the former's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Johnson, in Glen dale. Mr. and Mrs. Max Karger of Eu reka, Calif., are visiting with her mother, Mrs. Matie Heller. They will be joined later by Mrs. Hel ler's son, and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Heller. Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Clark and son of Boron, Calif., recently pur chased the Dale Oxford ranch on Upper Cow Creek and have moved into their new home. Clark is a retired businessman and Mrs. Clark is a registered nurse. The Oxford family is temporarily living up Marveout but will move to tiak ersficld, Calif., when school is out. 10:00 Fury 10:30 Baseball 1:30 Dan Smoot 1:45 Saturday Matinee 3:30 True Story NBC 4:00 Detectives Diary NBC 4:30 Lone Ranger 5:00 Bowling Stars NBC 5:30 Capt. 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Kangroo 10:00 Alia Karam 10:30 Red Dunn it xj 10:45 Time Out For Soorts 11:00 Baseball 1:30 Armchair Theater 3:001 Love Lucy 3-30 Roy Rogers j:0O Sky King 4:30 Miahty M Playhouse 5 00 City Oeiective 5:30 Oil 999 :00 Frontier Doctor :30 Mr. District Attorney 7:00 Third Man 7:30 Perry Maton 8: 30 Checkmate 9 30 Have Gun, Will Travel 10 00 Gunsmoti e 10:30 Death VtHey Days 11:00 Saturday Reporter 11:05 Theater LEGAL NOTICE OP THI PROPOSED INCORPORATION OP ADDITIONAL CONTIGUOUS TERRITORY WITHIN ROSEBURO RURAL FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT OF DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREOON By Order of the County Courl ol Douglas County, Oregon, duly mad and entered on March 30, 141. NOTICE 1$ HEREBY GIV EN that on Tuesday, May , 19tl, at 10:00 o'clock a.m. In tht Cour.ty Court Room In the Douglas County Courthouse at Roseburg, Oregon, a hearing will be held on the pro posed Incorporation ot each of the separate territories hereinafter partlcu-arry described within Roseburg Rural Fir Protection Dis trict of Douglas County, O'eoon. Each of said additional territories are hereinafter, for convenience, referred 'o as Units "B", "C", and "O" and tnt particular descrip- nons inertot art set form in fcxniDHt o , i and D as follows: UNIT "B" COMMONLY REFERRED TO AS GARDEN VALLEY DEL RIO AREA That ceriain are within boundaries de scribed as follows: BEGINNING on West boundary of Rose burg Rural Fire Oistrict on the Garden Valley Road at a point 1.57 chains West of East boundary of Section 10. Town ship v south. Range West, Willamette Meridian, said point being the Northwest corner of the property once owned by C. M. Cook and described in Volume 13, Page 2te of the Deed Records of Douglas County, Oregon. Thence South along the West boundary of property owned by Cook to the Southwest corner thereof. Thence West along North boundary of property owned by Daniels and Hunt is described in Volume 107, Pag 304, of tne Deed Records of Douglas County, Oregon, to the Northwest corner thereof. Thence South to South boundary of the North half of North Half ol Section 15, Township 37 South, Range a West, W.M.i Thence West along the South boundary of North half of North half of Section 15, and South boundary of Northeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Section 14, Township 37 South, Range t West, W. M to the South Umpqua River. Thence downstream and following the center of said stream through Sec tions 9 and 4 of Township 77 South, Range West, Willamette Meridian, Sec tions 33 and 33 ot Township M South, Range t West. W.M., Section S of Town ship 37 South, Range 6 West, W.M., Sections 33 and 31 and again in Section 33 all In Township 26 South. Range West, W. A., to the confluence of said South Umpqua River with the North Umpqua River; thence following tht cen ter ot the North Umpqua River up stream In said Section 33 to the Easterly Section line of said Section; thence North following the Westerly Section line of Section 33 and 28 of Towship 34 South, Range t West, W. M., to a point 1330 feet North of the Southwest corner of said Section 38; thence East to the East line of said Section 38; thence South to the center of said North Umpqua River; thence upstream following 'he center of said river and to the North line of Sec tion 33, Township 34 South. Range a West, W. M.; Thence Easterly following, the South line of Section 14 and 13 of said Township and Range to the North cast corner of said Section 34; Thence South to the center of said North Umpqua River to the Northeast corner of the District as presently existing; thence folfowlng downstream along a portion of the now existing North boundary of said District to the Easterly right-of-way of the 5"jthern Pacific Railroad! thence Southerly along the said railroad (said tine being along the Westerly boundary of the existing District) In said area to the North line of Eden bower Orchard Tracts; thence following iht presently existing boundary of said District in a Westerly direction and along the approx imate North line of said Tracts to the Northwest corner of Lot 7 of said Tracts, Thence Southerly and Westerly along the boundary ot said Eden bower Orchard Tracts to the Section line between Sec tions 1 and 2, Townshio 37 South, Rang 4 West. W.M., Thence Southerly along Westerly Section line of Sections 1 and 17 to Intersection of Westerly Section line of Section 13 with North boundary of Isaac Jones D. L. C. No. 45 Township 37 South, Range 4 West, W. Mj Thence West to the Northwest corner of the Isaac Jones D. L. C. No. 45; Thence Westerly to Intersection of said line ex tending to Garden Valley Road; thence . following the center of said road In a general Westerly direction to the place ot beginning. EXCEPTING ONLY such portions of tht above described area as have heretofore become a part of said District by individual pemion including, without limiting tht fore going, what is commonly referred to as the Crystnlitt Tilt Property and Keller sawmill rToperry. EXHIBIT B UNIT "C COMMONLY REFERRED TO AS EAST GREEN AREA That certain area within boundaries de- scriDeo as follows: BEGINNING at the intersection of the Northeasterly line of "McNary Subdivi sion" as platted and filed in Volume 7, Pagt S, Records of Douglas County, Oregon, with the Southeasterly right-of-way line of Pacific Highway U S. No. 99 Business Route; Thence Southeasterly along tht North easterly line of said Subdivision to a point in the West line of Section 1, Township 38 South, Range i West, Wil lamette Meridian; Thence South along the West line of said Section 1 to a point in the South right-of-way line ot th Grant Smith County Road No. 118; Thence Northwesterly along th South right-of-way line of said County Road to a point In the East boundary of th present Rostburq Rural Flrt Protection District as described In that certain order dated October 2, 1945. and filed in Volume 15, County Court Journal, Pag 209, Oougias County, Oregon, said point also being In the East lin ol "Watts Acres", as platted and filed In Volume 3, Page 47, Records of Douglas County, Oregon; Thence North along the East line of said Roseburg Rural Fir Protection District to the Southeasterly right-of-way line of Pacific Highway U. S. NO. 99 Business- Route; Thence Northeasterly along said right-of- way line to the point of beginning. Th abov described property being in -Sections 3 and II, Townshio 38 'uuth, Range 6 West, Willamette Meridian. Excepting only such portions of the above described area as have heretofore become a pari of said District bv Individual petition. EXHIBIT "C" UNIT "O" COMMONLY REFERRED TO At GLENGARY AREA That carta in area within boundaries de scribed as follows: BEGINNING at tht Southwest comer of the A. A. Tipton (Blanche Tipton) prop erty as described In Volume 105, Page 31, Deed Records of Douglas County, Oregon, said paint being In tht East line of tht Roseburg Rural Plr Pro tection District as described in that certain order dated October 3 1945, and filed in Volume 15, Pagt 309, County Court Journal of Douglas County, Ore gon; Thenct East along the lint of said Roseburg Rural Fire Protection District to a po nt In tht West line of Section 17, Township 78 South, Range 4 West, Wil lamette Meridian; Thence South along the West line of Section 12 an 13. sad Towship and Range to a point in the North lint of $. Marsh D L.C. No. 44, and also being a point in tht North lin of the ReberU Creek Water District a described in thf certain pfocttmaUon dated February 24, 1937, In Volume 13, Page 514, County Court Journal of Doug las County, Oreo on; Thenc tlong th boundary line of said Roberts Crtek Water District, the following: East to the Northeast corner of said D.L C. No. 44; thenc South to th Northwest cor. ner of Lot 5, Block 1, "Yocum Acres", as platted and filed In Volume 7, Pag 75 of Plat Records of Douglas County, Oregon; thenc East along tht North line of said "Yocum Acres", and tht North ilnt of "Giengary Fruit Lands" as platted and filed in Velum 1, Pag 53 of Plat Pecords of Douglas County, Oregon, to the Northeast corner of Lot 14, Block 1, of sld "Giengary Fruit Lends", said corner being th point of beginning of that ceriain decret c'uding certain property from said Rob erts Creek Water District under Circuit Court No. 11413; Thence South along tht East line of said Lot H to the North riQht-of-way tint of County Road No. Hi Thenct Easterly along th North right, of -way line of said road to Its tnler sctin with tht Northerly prolongation of th West lin of Lot 14, Block 3, of said "Giengary Fruit Lands"; Thnc Sou'h along tht West line of Lots 14 and 17, R'ock 3, said "Glengsry Fruit Lands" 1 the Southwest corner of Let 17, said Block I, said pont a'SO being the Soufh wet corner of th herttotort mentioned tvckjsionj Thence following the bound ary of said Roberts Creek Water Dis trict as described tn Vokjme 13. Page 514 of County Court Journal, Douglas County, Oregon, westerly along tht NO'th r ont-o way line of the Giengary County Roed No 171 ft ftt Bast hne ef th W.li-am Berdin property m lection l. Township ?i South. Rang 5 West; Thenc Southerly along tn F line of 'd Berg-.n property to a point In the South line of - Section 19, Tewnsh-p 78 South, Pan s West; Thct Wft aior.g tn South lint of tid lection 19 id the South line of Sect on )4( Town i'P 7t So-jtrv an?t 4 West, ft if Southwest corner of m4 Section 34,- LEGAL Tnence North along th West lino of said Section 74 to the Southeast corner of tht Northeast Quarter of the North east Quarter of Section 2, said Township and Range; Thnct West to th South west corner of th Northeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of said Section 23; Thenc North to the Northwest cor. ner of tne Northeast Quarter of tn Northeast Quarter of said See ion 33 and being a point in th Sou'h lin of Tract "A" of th aforementioned "Giengary Fruit Lanos"; Thence West along th South lin of said Tract "A" and th South lin of Lot 6 of Section U, Town ship 38 South, Rang 6 West, to th Southwest corner ot said Lot 6; Thence North to tht Southeast corntr of Lot 4, of said Section 14; Thence West to tht Southwest corner of said Lot 4; Thenc North to tht Northwest corner of said Lot 4, and being a point in the South boundary of the Winsfon-DIHard Rural Fire Protection District as described In Volume if. Page 235, County Court Journal of Douglas County, Oregon; Thence along I he boundary of tht said Wlnston-Dillard Rural Flrt Protection District th following: East to tht West lint of tht S. Marsh O L C. No. 44) Thence South to th Southwest corner of said D.L.C. No. 44; thenc East along the South line ol said D. L. C. No. 44 to the West right-of-way of the Southern Pa cific R.R.; thence Northwesterly along said railroad right-of-way lin to the West lint of tht S. Marsh D.L.C. No. 44; Thenct North along tht Wtst lint of said D.L.C. No. 44 to tht South line of the W. R. Foster D.L.C. No. 45, said point also being in tht South boundary line of the Roseburg Rural Fire Protect Ion District as described In Volume 15, Page 209, County Court Journal, Oougias Coun ty, Oregon; Thenc East along th South line of said D.L.C. No. 45, to th Southeast corner of said D.L.C. No. 45; Thenc North along the East lint of said D.L.C. No. 45 and the East line of said Rose burg Rural Fir Protection District to the point of beginning, being In Sections IB and 19, Township 21 South, Rang S West, and Sections 11, 13, 23, and 34, Township 38 South, Range Wtst, Wil lamette Meridian. EXCEPTING ONLY such Dortlont of th above described area as hav heretofore become a part of said District by Individual EXHIBIT D DATED this 30th day of March, 1941, CHAS. DOERNER County Clerk Douglas County, Oregon NOT1CE Of ANNUAL MEBTINS Nolle of Annual School Election la hereby given, wherein th following propositions arm auomiirea fa in voters ot school District no. 4, oougias county, Oregon, namely: To levy a tax Outside the Six PerCent Con stitutional Limitation and to aoorove the pian or me District to use certain surplus tunas, noi ntretotor authorized, in the con- struction of additional classrooms at the Hucrest and Melrose School; end to tonrturt the Election of the Rural School Board tor the purpose of electing one Rural School Oistrict Board Member at Large and for voting on th Rural School Oistrict Equaliza tion Ltvy to exceed the 6 limitation. NOTICE tS HEREBY GIVEN, n corns I. anc with Section 331.010 O R. 5., to the legal voters of School District No. 4 of Oougias County, Oregon, that the ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION of said District will be held at the polling places tor the ereas hereinafter set forth; between the hours of 3:00 P.M. and 1:00 P.M. on the first Monday in May, being tht 1st day ot May, 1961 and at said i ecnon tne quesnon of levying a tax outside th six percent constitutional limitation and th question of granting th district permis sion to use certain surplus funds In the construction of new classrooms at the Hu crest and Melrose Schools. The Issue with reference to tht lewlna of a special fax outside ef th six percent limi tations ii as ioiiows: "Shall a special tax ltvy in the sum of Sl.481,537.72 over and above the six per cent constitutional limitation be made by School District No. 4 of Douglas County, Oregon, for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1961 for the purpose of defraying in creased employee salaries, costs of oper ating new schools and to meet tht nor mal operations of tha District?" Tha Issue reaardlna th Imntlar nf aiirnlna funds is as follows: "Shall School District No. 4 use and transfer any remaining and uncommilted funds from either current 1960-61 or the 1961-62 fiscal years now in Hi possession from Public Law No. 174 of Congress presently estimated in the amount of 17, 343.18; from Interest received by the district on the proceeds of Ihe Bond issue or octooer i, i960 and from other lources In the approximate amount of 123,000.00 and any remaining funds from -said Bond Issue estimated In h amount ef S 74,435. 98 for the purpose of con structing and equipping buildings and ad ditions to tht Hucrest Grade School and tht Melrose Grade School ell within th District?" On the proposition regarding the levying of a tax outside of tht 6 constitutional limi tation tht vot shall be by ballot, upon which shall b the words "Tax LevyYes" or "Tax Levy No" and the voters shall place cross (X) between tht words "Tax Ltvy and tht word Yts or Tax Levy end the word No" whichever Is hit choice. On the proposition regarding th transfer of surplus funds the vote shall be by ballot, upon which shall be the words: "Transfer funds Yes" and "TronsW funds No." and th voter shall place cross between the words "Transfer funds Yes" or "Transfer funds No" whichever Indi cates his choice. Also at this election there will be sub mitted to the legal voters of the Rural School District, who are also legal voters of School District No. 4, of Douglas County, Oregon, the question of voting for one (1) Rural School Board member at Large and further to vote upon th question of Itvying tax outside of tht six percent constitutional limi tation in the amount of S493.634.07 for the benefit of said Rural School District of Douglas County, Oregon. The procedure and method of voting for the Issues of the Rural School District will be th aame as outlined above for School District No. 4, D3dolat County, Oregon. Said election to th submission of said propositions shall be held at the following polling piaces tor ine rouowng scnooi elec tion precincts comprising tht following areas: SCHOOL PRICINCT NO. 1 Polling Place The Court House. For all the legal voters of the District from Deer Creek, Eastwood, Lane, Rose burg and Hamilton election precincts. SCHOOL PRBXINCT NO. I Polling Place Senior Hloh School. For all tht legal voters of tht Oistrict from Laurel wood. Park, Wtst Roseburg end wntnon election precincts. SCHOOL PRKCINCT NO. 3 Polling Place Riverside School. For all the legel voter of the District from toenoower East no. 7, toenoower East No. 3. Edenbower West No. 1, eden- bower Wvst No. 2 and Hucrest Election precincts. SCHOOL PRBCINCT NO. 4 Polling Place Rose School. For all the legal voters of the District from Caro, Hawthorne, Herman, Miller, Woodward AND THAT PART OF PARROTT LYING NORTH OF THE JUNCTION OF OLD HIGHWAY 99 AND THE PRESENT HIGHWAY 99, election precincts. SCHOOL PRBCINCT NO. I Polling Place Melrose School. For all the legal voters of the District re siding within the ersa of what was formerly scnooi District no. 71 (Metros). SCHOOL PRBCINCT NO. 6 Polling Place Green School. For all the lea el voters of the Oistrict from Green, South Green, Wtst Green, AND THAT PART OF PARROTT LYING SOUTH OF THE JUNCTION OF OLD HIGHWAY 91 AND THE PRESENT HIGHWAY 99, ELEC TION PRECINCTS. AND THE AREA OF WHAT WAS PORMFBLY SCHOOL DIS TRICT NO 37 ( ROBERT! CREEK), SCHOOL PRBCINCT NO. t Polling Place Winchester School For til the legal voters of the DIsfHH from Wilbur and Winchester election pre- tincrj. SCHOOL PRBCINCT NO. t Polling piac Rlversdsl Srtioof. For all th legal voftrs ef th District from Garden Valley and Edenbowtr, West No 3, election precincts. SCHOOL PRBCINCT NO. Polling Place Benson School. For all the legal voter of the Oittrfct from Umpoua, Benson, Wtst Mill, end East Mill election precincts. SCHOOL PRICINCT NO. 18 Polling piece Puiterfon School For til the leoal voters of th O'strlr from North Brown, Grove, Brown, Orchard end Fair haven election precincts. SCHOOL PRBCINCT NO. 11 Polling Pr Joteoh Lang School For all th legal voters ef th District from Eden bower, fast No. I end Newton Creek election precincts By Order of the Board of Directors of School District No, 4, Doug at County, Ore gon, mene this the 17th de of April 1941. v. j. MiceMI Clerk, School District N. 4 Douglas County, Oregon. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS MFPEBY OtVEN that the urtdar signed has been toooinled Adminlttrt- tn of tht Estate Of Anna Gertrude Baba, decttsed Per tons having ctaims agamtt svd estate are reoutrtd tt present them, wfh proper voucher i- ft the undersigned tt the at! ef Geddts, Pettier, Walton tV Pichrnond. 43 S. E. Kane, Roteburg, Ore- gon, within sir montM Ot the deft of fir it publication hereof which is March JI, 191. MAPION MAGNESS. Adminitfretr.v ot tht Ft!e of ANNA GERTRUDE BABKA, Oectased. . LEGAL IN THI CIRCUIT COURT OP THI STATE OP OREOON FOR DOUGLAS COUNTY SUMMONS Cast Ne. 1197 DOUGLAS COUNTY, a body politic. Plaintiff, vs. HERBERT HAWLE Y and ADA HAWLEY, husband and wift; ORPHA HAWLEY Vc CAUGHEY and JOHN DOE McCAUGHEY, wife and husoend; BIRO NORMAN HAW LEY and JANE DOE HAWLEY, husband and Wift; KATIE HAWLEY WILLS and JOHN DOE WILLS, wife and husband; CHR'STINA HAWLEY COOK and JOHN DOE COOK, wife and husband; MARY HAWLEY HAMWERSLEY and JOHN DOE HAMMERSLEY, wift and husband; MAE HAWLEY, widow of BEN HAWLEY, O ceased; LAURENCE HAWLEY and JANE DOE HAWLEY, husband and wilt: KATH LEEN HAWLEY, unmarried; WILLIAM HAWLBY and JANE DOE HAWLEY. hus band and wife; LENA WELLS 5AMS, un married; FRANCES WELLS SWANSON and LLOYD SWANSON, wife and husband; IRA WELLS and MILDRED WELLS, hus band and Wife; CLAIRE E. WELLS PALM ER and JOHN DOE PALMER, wift and husband; MERL WELLS SEELEY, unmar ried; BERNICE WELLS HAINES nd DEX TER HAINES, wit and husband; LOIS WELLS PALMER and MELVIN C. PALM ER, wife and husband; FRANCIS MACK and LYDIA MACK, husband and wile; TELITHA ROBERTS JENNINGS, unmar ried; DEMA ROBERTS WILLBANKS, un married; CLAY OXFORD widower of MARY ROBERTS STOUT OXFORD, De ceased; LILLIE SMITH GOODMAN, unmar ried; BLANCHE DEAR, unmarried: BAR BARA TONER, unmarred, ESTHER DEAR PENSELIN and MERLE PENSEL IN, wife and husband; KENNETH TONER and JANE DOE TONER, husband and wife; RAPHAEL TONE R and JANE DOE TON ER, husband and wire; JOHN TONER and EUNICE TONER, husband and wife; PRANCES TONER SHIELDS and JOHN DOE SHIELDS, wife and husband; MA RIE TONER SWEARENGEN and HOW ARO SWEARENGEN, wife and husband; VIOLA BLUCK SANDBERG and JOHN DOE SANDBERG, wilt and husband) LEA MON BLUCK, JR. and JANE DOE BLUCK, husband and wilt; NETTIE BAY HUBBARD and JOHN DOE HUBBARD, wife and husband; BERTHA BAY Mc JUNKIN, unmarried; MINNIE BAY, wid ow of ARCHIE BAY, Deceased; JANE DOE BAY, daughter of ARCHIE BAY and MINNIE BAY; LENA BAY, widow of LESLIE BAY, Oectased; THELMA BAY, unmarried; EULA BAY ROSENBAUGH and JOHN DOE ROSENBAUGH, wift and husband; ELLA BAY, widow of WILLIAM BAY, JR., Deceased; WILDA REINER REED and JOHN DOE REED, wife and husband; MARIE FULWILER and JOHN DOE FULWILER, wife and husband; MAY BIRKENBUELL and JOHN DOE BIRK ENBUELL. wife and husband; CLYDE BAY and JANE DOE BAY, husband and wife; ELLA BAY THURSTON and JOHN DOE THURSTON, wife and husband; JAME5 W. BAY and JANE DOE BAY, husband and wire; JOHN DOE MERRILL, widower of NETTIE BAY MERRILL, De ceased; JANE DOE BAY, Widow of FRED BAY, Deceased; JANE DOE BAY, widow of GUY BAY, Deceased; LILLY BAY, wid ow ot ROBERT BAY, Deceased; THELMA HUCK and JOHN DOE HUCK, wift and husband; RAYMOND BAY and JANE DOE BAY, husband and wife; LEROY BAY and JANE DOE BAY, husband and wife, and any other ptrsons or parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest adverse to the pialntur in the real properly described herein. Defendants. TO: Th above-named defendants, Including any other persons or parlies claiming any rigm, line, estate, lien or inttrest adverse to th plalntif In th real property oesenpea peiow. IN THE NAME OF THE STATf? OP OREGON: You are hereby required to ap pear and answer the complaint filed against you In the above-entitled case on or before the last date of publication as Indicated herein and if you fail so to answer or other wise appear, tor want thereof the plaintiff wilt apply to the court for the relief de manded In the complaint filed In the above- entitled Court, and ludgment mav be taken against the defendants tor want of the said answer or appearance. The complaint demands decree of the above-entitled Court declar-ng that the p tin- tiff is the owner and entitled to the not. session ot tht following described properly, io-wii; Beginning at a point or) the property line between Norman L. Complon and Keith Kesterson 1265 feet North and 957.0 feet West of tha ont quarter com mon io aecrions i ana vi, lownsnip 73 South, Rangt 8 West, Willamette Meri dian; thenct South is 14' Wtst 2436 7 feet along tht Ktith Keslerson property llnei thence North 57 30 West 1099 1 feel; thenc North 45 45 West 1132.0 feeti thenc North 63 45' West 330.0 feet; thence North 73 West 48.8 feat to a point on the Howard P. Carnes property line; thence Nor ft. 30 54' East 1451.8 feet along the Howard F. Carnes property line; thence North 84 39' East 1068.0 feet; thenc South 48' 56' East 572.2 feet; thenc North 18 14' East 550.6 feet; thence South 58 34' East 754.0 feet to the point of beginning, all In Douglas County, Oregon and that any claims of Interest or estate on tht part of th defendants named herein are inferior to the claim of the plaintiff and superseded by the claim of th plain tiff and lor such other and different relief which to the Court may seem lust and equitable. mis summons is being published m ac cordance with an order signed by The Hon orable Don H. Sanders, Judgt of tht ebovt entitled Court, on the 10th day of March, 1961 and filed with th Clerk of the said Court on the said dale. The Court ordered that th plaintiff mav publish summons In a newspaper In Douglas County, Oregon once e week for four (4) successive weeks, making five (5) publi cations in all. The first of these said publi cations will be mad on th 31st day of March, 1961 and the last publication will be madt on the 38th day of April, 1961 at which flm the defendants must have an swered th complaint or appeared herein. Otherwise, the plaintiff will apply to the Court tor the relief demanded In the com plaint and the relief specified htrtln, and uagmtnt may be taken against the fend ants for want of Ihe sel4 answer or appearance. DATED this 34th day of March, 191. AVERT W. THOMPSON District Attorntv of Douglas County Oregon, and attorney for tht plaintiff Post oft let address; Courthouse, Rose burg, Oregon NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELECTION UPON QUESTION OF INCRBASINO TAX LEVY OVER AMOUNT LIMITED BY SECTION II, ARTICLE XI, STATE CONSTITUTION Notice Is hereby given that an election win ot neio in cnoot uistricr no. , Douglas County, State of Oregon, from 2 P.M. to I P.M. on Mav 1, 1961. tt Umoout School In said school district, for tht pur pate of submitting to tht legal voters ef said district Iht qutstion of Increasing the tax levy for the fiscal ytar 191-196? over the amount limited bv seel Ion II, article XI, of the Constitution of Oregon. The reasons for Increasing such levy art: Insufficient tax base. Tha amount of tax. In evcett of the 44 limitation, proposed to be levied for said fiscal year Is !S,0.o0. Dated this 5th day of April, 1HI. Attest: Lois Mode Oistrict Clerk Clara Jean long Chairman Board of Olrsctort NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undtrslgned has been duty appointed tvecu - tor under the Last Will and Testament of Grace Kiel it, deceased. All persons having claims against her estate ere notified to present the stmt properly verified as re- quired by law to the undersigned at the law offices of Geddts, Felher, Walton 1 Rich - mond at 43 S. E. Kant Street, Roseburg, Oregon, within sl months from date ef fir tt publication hereof which It March 24,' ini, CARL M. FfJLKPR, E'tcutor under the Last Will and Testament of GRACE KLEIST, Deceased, TOWN CAFE and LIGHTHOUSE SATURDAY APRIL 22 ' , i ! , i ' UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP Cam Ir and maat Kannath and Marjoria Lartftaes DAILY SPECIALS WE FEATURES SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN 122 CENTRAL AVE .... SUTHERLIN 7C Fri., APRIL 21, 1961 Tha News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 5 Riversdale Woman Attends Reception By BEVERLY CHRISTIAN I Mr. and Mrs. John Rurkharl. Mrs. W. C. Bailey of Riverside , accompanied by llieir daughter, accompanied her daughter. Wis. .Mrs. 11. U. Kiiise, went lo Poll .M. O. Knapp. and Claudia audi land on Tuesday to attend to Mrs. J. A. Colhrunn a.nd Carol to ; business. They were overnight Eugene recently where they at- guests of Mrs. Kruse's son-in-law tended I reception at the JlcKen-and daughter, jMr. and Mrs. ilcr lie ltiver home of Air. and Mrs. i ton Peterson, in Beaverton. J" A;Ju?.qU.tn.i r. J SpndinB the past weekend, in n . j ...u . i, i College students who .had been at the University ot Oregon as dele gates to the Mudel United Nations for three days. There were 800 students in attendance from West ern Colleges: each college repre senting a country in the II. N. .Mrs. Bailey is a graduate ot t'o mona College and Mrs. Knapp was a classmate of Mr. and Mrs. Jaq.ua at Pomona. j Attends Show I Mr. and Mrs. Attstin Lynch and son were in Salem over the past weekend, where uicy atcenuea uici horse show. The Rev. and Mrs. Ron Clayton ' and three children of Cranito Falls, j Wash., are staying temporarily! with Mr. and Mrs. Don Myers on , Fisher Road. The Rev. Mr. Clay ton is the new pastor of the Hu-1 crest Church. They plan to reside ' on Stanton Street when their house is ready for occupancy. LEGAL NOTICE OF PINAL HEARING) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Tuesday. tht 35th day of April, 1961, at 10 o cioc c a.m. In tht Court Houst, Roseburg, Oregon, j has been fixed lor lime and place for hear ing ot object Ion i. If any there be, to tho; final account filed by the undersigned In Ktir! matter ot Ihe estate ot Grace U Btcklay, j deceased. ! Dated and first publithed this 24th day of ; March, 191. PHILIP L. BtLKLcTi Executor under the Last Will and Testament of i GRACE L. BECKLEY, Deceased. I NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice it htrebv given that Ihe Circuit Court for Douglas County, Oregon, by order appointed the undersigned administrator of the estate of Frances Grace Ltrsosi, de ceased. All persona having claim against said estate are to present tne same, verified as by law required, to the undersigned at the law offices ot Bernau & WHsoo, 219 u. s. National Ban Building, Koseourg, Oregon, within six months from April 31, 1941. LAURENCE A. LARSON Administrator of tht Estate of FRANCES GRACE LARSON deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that all ptrsons having claims against the estate of Don Draglslch, deceased, are required to present them with the orooer vouchers within ibt months from the date of the first publication hereof to tne unoariigneo ar ine oirsces or Yates. Murohv and Carlson, Attorneys at Law, 420 $. E. Jackson St., RoMburu, Ore gon. Dated and first published this 31st day of March, 1961. GORDON O. CARLSON, Executor of tha Last Will atod Testament of DAN ORAGISICH, Deceased IT pJIys to PATRONIZE NEWS-REVIEW ADVERTISERS Movie Showtime FRIDAY APRIL 11, 1MI INDIAN THEATRE Ooort own 4:J0. Com- plel, SHOW! 7:0W;M. "All In Nitil' Work" 7:44-10:04 STARUTE DRIVE-IN OalM opn :. Straw ilfrli ,t dusk. "Journey to In, Lost City" and "Surprise Packag," CLOVERLEAF DRIVE-IN (Svthtrlln) Box office opens at e:00. Show starts at dusk. "Sergeant Rutledge" also "Freckles" TRI CITY DRIVE IN Show starts al dusk. "Never So Few" and "Platinum High School" BENETTA THEATRE (Winston) "Goli ath And Tha Dragon" and "Mlracla Of Tht White Ralndter" . Saturday, April 11, Ittl 1NOIAN THEATRE Kiddles Matlnea doors open 11:M. Complete show at 1:00. "Ride Lonesome" and "Bandit of ZhODa." Out at 3:SS. Evening doors open 4:30. Complete shows 7:00, 9:10. "All In Night's Work" 7:44. 10:04. - STARLITE DRIVE-IN Getes open 4:30 Shows stert et dusk. "Journey to tht Lost City" and "Surprise Packene" CLOVERLEAP DRIVE-IN tSutherlln) Box oftlce openes 4:45, show sterts ad dusk. "Sergeant Rutledge" and "Freckles" office opens 4:45, show sterts et dusk, at dusk. "Never so Few" and "Platinum High School" BENETTA THEATRE (Winston) "Goliath and the Dragon" and "Mlraclo ot the White Ralndeer" Tonight Jeffrey Hunter Constonco Tow ore in "SERGEANT RUTLEDGE" In Color Also "FRECKLES" 1 ; ' i ; j Tonight "NEVER SO FEW" Frank Sinatra-Gin UHobrloida plue "PLATINUM HIGH SCHOOL" FREE COFFEE ALL DAY nal" visuins mends were Mr. and Mrs. It. s. Stiyker and dauuh. ter. Mr. and Mrs. Gale Jakcl and daughter have moved into the C. M.. Start rental on Fisher Road. Friday and Saturday "GOLIATH AND THE DRAGON" Mar Forest B rode rick. Crawford plus "MIRACLE OF THE WHITE REINDEER" NOW THRU SAT. ONLY Open Tonite 7:30Show at 8:00 Shows Fri-Sat 7:00-9:70 SHIRLEY (MAINE DEAN MARTIN RANDOLPH SCOTT "Rido Lonesome" Color VICTOR MATURE "Bandit ot Zhobo" Color plus TWO CARTOONS Vli BRYNNER I Mitt GAYNOrT APACKAtit vW ACADEMY AWARD!. "BEST ACTRESS OF THE' YEAR! " ELIZABETH TAYLOR r f Sunday - 4 Nighti Open 7:30 Show 8:00 ...titrpasainej ad har past rolos... a, GLORIA who raally didn't need noma y phono number!.. At adults ONLY: $1.00 BUTTERFIELD iicstwaiffrtKiitccJi:! LAURENCE HARVEY 1 EDDIE FISHER thru SUNDAY only SHOWS START AT DUSK iAumom n iBb r-1 t ittirt'li V . JlWtteSM hi ! M lial
