Notice is herebv NTI" F SCH00L MEETING
State of OregonMhit8i4sClloni xyjU?rS0,Cnyonvil,e scho' dis,rict No ' of Douglas County,
on the 28th dav of May lira i .V m Ji' V U'e s.aid district wi" held at tanyonviile High School
fiscal year beginning julvi lit h ,pm", 'or ,he purpose of d'"2 h budget for the
Schedule 1 "g June M' 1964- h"nafter set forth.
iuafEsUmatedExpedituresTR
A.
KslimaliM M Til Lwy
11)
1. a. total Estimated ExpenditureT
cT?t?i Estimalled Expenditures
DEDUCT:
' Ses0''""' ' Balance
3. Amount N'ecessar.
ADD:
JoBalance
4. Estimated Amount of Taxes That Will vt n
Collected During the Fiscal Year L Which Thit
Budget Is Made. IncludlngLSSJ
ijotal Estimated Tax Levies
It Antllvcic nt I?h: I.Vn, .
v-'ij'iMdieu aax Levies:
JblAmoum Outsidpercent "UmititioF
(c) Not Subject to 6 per contTImitaiinn-
(vinVUnd S23.058.47'-
C. INDEBTEDNESS
1. Amount of bonded in
debtedness (Ii.clude
all negotiable interest-bearing
warrants
issued under ORS
r-
328.205) $88,000.00
Total indebtedness
li"J"--c'f 'lems 2Lj)J88,000.00
ESTIMATED
Schedul, II
Ntxt preceding tht Currant School Ytar
ExptndlturtslorTwo FJscelYears
Filial" Year- IFiscai-Year Budget "
Ending Ending iMIowanct
Juna M, ml Junt 30, ml Currant
I Fitcal Yaar
(!) I IJ)
47,325.02 10,542.06
20.786.55 23.903.39 3,000.00
2,525.69
997.68
130.90
41.20 155.03
1,518.04 417.11 300.00
16,400.15 17,107.93 16,380.00
54.724.45 42.085.89
7,775.24 6,770.69 3,000.00
9,819.44 8,307.91 6,750.00
17,641.50 16,347.05
46,318.72 40,954.96 41,000.00
519.80 584.96 560.00
300.00 720.00
1,903.82
10L61
1,037.51
VBJVtM 173,966.89 70,996.06
58,856.94 51,186.39
284,654.35
225,853.28 70,990.00
Schedule HI
Next Preceding the"Current 5choof Year
Expenditures for Two Fiscal Years
Fiscal Year rpiscafYear "l Budget "
Ending lending I Allowance
lunt 30, itll June 30, ) .'Current
I I Fiscal Year
(I) (II I l
7.958.02 4,000.00 4,150.00
2,183.74 2,200.00 2,200.00
365.65 271.13 650.00
234.67 401.78 400.00
150.00 , 150.00
52.37 ' 54.82 250.00
126.61 175.39 167.00
500.00 738.17 845.00
391.49 1-Sl0 73 00
11,962.55 7,848.79 M87.00J
8.970.00 10,700.00 11,150.00
128,880.84 121,459.11 129.400.00
1.800.00 1.600.00 1.600.00
2.514.84 2.558.39 2.500.00
6.132.85 2,060.02 3,406.00
2.935.20 433.78 1,996.00
1.099.45 929.80 1.425.00
152.46 425.00
152,333.18 " 139.893.56 151,902.00
73.23
229.00
" 302.23
17.18
200.50
"217.68"
100.00
400.00
"500.00
2.528.49
1.721.40
2.30O.O0 2,300.00
1.767.24 1,650.00
,1,904.16 1,000.00
510.00
450.35 800.00
"4,421.75 4,260.O0
971.04
5,220.93
13.107.64
2.093 43
4.055.52
8.827.00
" 28,083.41"
9.342.00
980.30
2.955.50
4.409.65
"17,687.45
7.366.00
2.500.00
4,000.00
4.850.00
"18.714.00
232.20
5.051.06
2.630.00
7,953.26
3.165.54
589.60
896.22
1.523.42
6,174.84
6.4.14.00
1.575.00
1.626 00
SiTOOO
10,495.00
10.966.44
2.236 07
4.718.37
17,940.e
9.418.08
1.327.93
10.500.00
2.639 00
10,745.99 13,139.00
2.200.00
954 22
J.154.22
2.2O0.O0
2.214 00
4.444.00
LEGAL
l5t,L Y EAR
TOUI
All FuMs
ID
239.33iTS0
259.334.50
and Reserve
the Budt
89.980.00
the Budget
169.354.50
12,000.00
for EnlumTTisTaT
. ,
153,267.00
" 26,787.50"
"I'I-'w'm iiinj o, ioj ,
i Signed: Harvey Ringen
I Secretary, Budget Committee
Oscar Hoverson
Chairman, Budget Committee I
Posted May 13, 1963
Signed: Gynn O. Deaton
' District Clerk
GENERAL FUND
RECEIPTS AND BEGINNING CASH
July 1, 1963 to
Ittm
10. REVENUE FROM LOCAL SOURCES
11.1 District Tax received in year levied
11.2 District Tax Prior Years' Levies
11.3 Sale of Tax Foreclosed Prop.
11.5 Receipts Tax Offset
11.9 Other Receipts
12 1 Tuition From Patrons Regular Program
12.2 Tuition From Patrons Adult Program
13.0 Transportation Fees From Patrons
14.0 Other
20. REVENUE FROM INTERMEDIATE SOURCES
21.0 County School Fund
22.0 Rural School District
22.1 Apportionment
22.2 Prior Years' Levies (rural)
23.0 Other
30. REVENUE FROM OR THROUGH STATE SOURCES
31.0 Basic School Support Fund
(a) Off-set Against Tax Levy;
(b) Other Basic School Fund Receipts 39.900.00
32.0 Common (Irreducible) School Fund 560.00
33.1 Vocational Education Regular Program
34.0 Driver Education 450.00
35.1 N.D.E.A Title III
"70. SALE OF PROPERTY AND INSURANCE ADJUSTMENTS
Transfer from Bond Redemption Fund
TOTAL RECEIPTS 74,980.00
"BEGINNING NET CASH BALANCE (or DEFICIT)
LESS CASH WORKING FUND 15,000.00
TOTAL BUDGET RESOURCES
GENERAL FUND
GENERAL FUND
, ESTIMATED ' EXPENDITURES
ADMINISTRATION
100 Series
110 Salaries
111 Superintendent's Office
112 Office of Business Administration
120 Supplies
141 Elections and Publicity
142 Census Enumeration
143 Legal Service
144 Audit
145 Travel
190 Other Expenses of Administration
total Administration Expanses
.... INSTRUCTION
200 Scries
210 Salaries .
211 Principals
213 Teachers
214 Other Instructional Staff
215 Secretarial and Clerical Assistants
220 Teaching Supplies
226 Textbooks
227 Library Books, Periodicals, Audiovisual Aids
290 other Expense Af Instruction
Total Expense of Insfruction
ATTENDANCE A N D H E A LTH S E R V I C E S
300-400 Jseries
420 Supplies
436 Contracted Health Services
Total Attendance and Hoalth Services
PUPIL TRANSPORTATION SERVICES"-
500 Series
510 Salaries
520 supplies and Repairs
533 Replacement of Vehicles
3:16 Contracted Service
552 Transportation Insurance
565 Payments in lieu of Transportation
566 Trans, other than Home to School
Total Pupil Transportation Services
OPERATION OF PLANT
600 Series
610 Salaries
620 Supplies
628 Fuel for Heat
630 Utilities except Fuel
Total Operation of Plant "
MAINTENANCE OF PLANT
700 Series
710 Salaries
720 Materials and Supplies '
735 Replacement of Equipment
736 Contracted Service
Total Maintenance of Plant '
FIXED CHARGES
800 Series
851 Retirement and Social Security Expense
832 Insurance
853 Judgement Agamst District
Total Fixed Charges
FOOD SERVICES AND
STUDENT-BODY ACTIVITIES
900 1 000 Series
11XK) Student Body Activities
1010 Salaries
1020 Supplies 4 Other Expense
Total Food Services and Student-Body Activities
l?W.9tS4
and lnlrl
, land RedemprteA
General Fund Fw,
14)
23l!247.06 .
26,787.50
26.787.50
231.247.00
89,980.00
141.267.00
26.787.50
12,000.00
153.2G7.00
26,787.50
BALANCE
June 30, 1964
'Estimated
Receipts
Ensuing
Fitcal Ytar
' IS)
6,350.00
15,450.00
2,700.00
9,270.00
. 89,980.00
July. 1, 1963 lo June .30, 1964
Esllmaled
Expenditures
Ensuing
Fiscal Year
I
(SI
4.500.00
2,300.00
650.00
400.00
250.00
210.00
815.00
75.00
"9,230.00
11,900.00
137.025.00
1.767.00
2.500.00
3.254.00
1,996.00
1,543.00
435.0II
160,420.00
100.00
275.U0
"375.00
2.412.00
1.500.00
1.000.00
500.00
800.00
S 6,212.00
7.537.00
2.500 U0
4.000.00
4.850.00
S 1S.E87.0O
6.231.00
1.800 00
1,491.00
3.739.00
S 13,281.00
10.200 00
2.523.00
$ 12,725.00
2.200 00
2.124 00
$ 4,334.00
I Schedule III
Next Prtceding "the Current School Year
Espenditures rorJTw. Fiscal Years
Fiscal Year FucalYear euooel
Ending Ending Allwnanc.
June , I HI Ju.it M. 1!tl Current
Fiscal Ytar
(i) : :n ; u)
775.00
725.00
1,500.00 '
3,295.00
637.01
J. 195.31
8,147.32"
1,785.00
6.500.00
30U.O0
3,440.00
"12,'025.00 '
1.786.05
"1,786.05 "
400.00
424.00
824.00
232,767.96
300.00
234.61
"534.61"
800.00
200.00
T,ooo.f
3.000.00"
3.404.16
" 194,464.94 231,86800
BOND
ESTIMATED
Scedulo IV
277167.50
7.561.89
34,729.39
26.423.75
5.671.26
' 32,095.01
26,342.50
4,790.00
31,332.50
24,000.00
5.058.13
22,000.00
4,267.50
1,037.51
"27,305.01"
29.058.13
Scedult VI
ESTIMATED
Schedule VIII
Next Preceding tht Current School Year
Expenditures for Two Fiscal Years
Fiscal Year""Flscai"Yeaf " Budget
ending Ending Allowance
June 30, 111 June 30. ItH Current
Fiscal Year
It)
(3)
13)
140.27
3,071.49
3,211.76
1,134.08
3.211.76
4,345.84
1,000.00
1,000.00
4,345.84
1,000.00
3,211.76
3,211.76"
4,345.84 1,000.00
m
Monday, May 13
Timber Town Duplicate Bridge
Club 7:30 p.m. For information
call Mrs. Walter Ulrich, OR 2'1108,
or Mrs. John Davenport, OH 3-8278.
Master point play every third Mon
day. Roseburg Slimmerettes (TOPS
Club), 7pm, Benson School cafe
teria " ; !- . " .
Glide Medical Self Help, classes
at Community Club, 10:30 a.m.
39'ers Club, Roseburg Womans
Club, noon pulluck.
Navy Reserve, Naval Reserve
Facility. 1624 W. Harvard.
Knights of Pythias, Pythias Hall
8 p.m.
Elkton School Board, grade
school, 8 p.m.
Sutherlin East Elementary PTA,
in music room, 7:30 p.m., installa
tion of officers, filial meeting of
year.
School of Religion, at uiurcn 01
the Ascension in Kiddle by mother
Superior of Community of Holy
Spirit, communion at 10 a.m., sack
lunch at noon
Camas Valley PTA, school cafe-!
teria, installation, 7:45 p.m. !
Green Sanitary District Board of
Directors, district office 8 p. ill
Roseburg Junior Academy Board
of Directors, at the school 8 p.m.
Roseburg Lady Lions, dinner
meeting at Bamboo House, 6:30
p.m.
Riddle Bethel Job's Daughters,
Masonic Temple. 7:30 p.m.
Women of the Moose, Moose Ha
n.m
Valentin Chapter 98, OES, Myr-1
tie Creek. j
Roseburg City Council, Cily Hall,
7:30 p.m. 1
Golden Age Club. Veterans Mem-.
orial Building, sack lunch, 7:30 p.m.
Gold Star Mothers, 1269 SE Main
St.. 10 a.m.
Hucrest PTA, school gym, 8 p.m.
Tuesday, May 14
1 Winston Dillard Kiwanis Club,
j dinner meeting at Junction Cafe,
'6:30 p.m.
Buckeroo Square Danct Club, be-,
1 ginners' lessons, at the Buckeroo
I Barn at Winchester, 8 p.m. Curley j
! tlnvn.,1,1. allr.,.
i Sutherlin Methodist Church,:
irlmir nrartifi. '-.in n m
clcljl
I Boots and Calico Pattern Danct son of Mrs. John Henry Beam; March," a Sousa like takeoff on
; Lessons, Winston Community Hall, j Armadillo rattlesnake or raccoon j "ie ''residenl'a 50-milo-a-day hike
j 810 p.m., Ward Cnmmings instruc i mi(,nl naV(: t)(.on on ,he n1cnu as part of his physical fitness pro-
i tor. For inlurmatinn call OR 2-2868 f()r Army PFC Gerald G. Roonoy, ! gl am'
i0r.ylLll'. r,..u .:? "f V.r- B., Hul Meader-s aitu.tion may !
" 1
ana Hotel Civic II (Mini. noon.
Satan's ".hauffeurs at the club, :
J.15 NK Ho'jsley, 7:30 p.m.
Glide Kiwanis Club, 7:30 p.m.
Onen duplicate bridge club 7:l.i
at t'mp()iia Hotel. For information
call Mrs. W. C. Callison, OK 2-1452. i
Camas Valley Grange, Grange
Alcohalica Anonymous. i?l W.'
WinchcMcr. H pm., for informs, i
tion call Oil .i W29
Associated Volunteers card par ,
ity. Veterans Hospital recreation
building music room. 7:30 to 9:30
' P-m ;
Army Reserve, 1614 W. I.ara"d,
S f P-m-
Elkton Eastern Star, Iodt;r hiill
8 pm.
Dillard-Winston Methodist WSCS, Kosehurg: and William P. Sander-1 lahoma City,
bem-fit breaklast. home of .Mrs. -ton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kntest ' (Uts: Frank B. Morrison con
Fred Burks in Dillard 10 a.m. to; r. Sanderson of Oakland, have en-, ferred the honorary rank this week
130 p.m. Public invited. : listed in Marine Corps and are now ! for Jones aid to the state aero
Ouiet Day conducted by Mother . undergoing recruit training at San t nautica department in promoting
Ruth, Superior of Community of Diego, Calif. ' tafety programs.
LEGAL
GENERAL FUND
EST1.MATKD EXI'ENIMTI'RES (Continued)
Jtilv
COMMUNITY SERVICES
1100 Series
1110 Salaries
1111 Community Recreational Activities
1120 Supplies and Other Expense
1121 Community Recreational Activities
Total Community Services
CAPITAL OUTLAY-"
1200 Scries
1273 Improvement to Sites
1276 New Buildings and Additions
1277 Remodeling
1278 Equipment
Total Capital Outlay
PAYMENTS TO OTHER SCHOOL DISTRICTS
1400 Series
1461 To Other Districts in State
1461.1 Tuition
1461.2 Transportation
Total Payments to otherSchool Districts
EMERGENCY
TOTAL GENERAL FUND
INTEREST AND REDEMPTION FUND
RECEIPTS AND BEGINNING CASH BALANCE
July 1, 1963 lo June 30
Total Receipts
Beginning Net Cash Balance
Total Budget Resources
ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES
1381.1 Principal on Bonds (include negotiable interest
23.000.00 bearing warrants issued under ORS 328.260)
3,542.50 1382 Interest on Bonds
Transfer to General Fund
" 26,542.50 Total Expenditures "
CASH WORKING FUND
"A. Cash Balance in Cash Working Fund During Current
Fiscal Year 23,058.47
D. Balance in Cash Working Fund for Ensuing Fiscal Year 23,058.47
BUS SINKING FUND
RECEIPTS AND BEGINNING CASH BALANCE
Item
141
Total Receipts
Beginning Net Cash Balance
Total Budget Resources
ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES AND RESERVE
Total Estimated Expenditures
Reserved for Expenditure in FuliiieYears
Total Expenditures and Resorv
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
omorrouf
the Holy Spirit, St.. George's Epis
copal Church, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Address by Mother Ruth at 8 p.m.
at St. George's.
Dixonvillo Home Extension Unit,
South Deer Creek Grange Hall,
10:30 a.m. Care of hard Iloor cov
erings. Bring floor wax now being
used. I'ntluck at noon. Installation
of officers in afternoon.
Umpqua Homo Extension Unit,
10 a.m. at Calapooia Clubhouse.
Demonstration on hardwood floor
coverings in afternoon. Potluck.
Installation,
Roseburg Rod and Gun Club,
Winchester clubhouse, 8 p.m.
Dillard School Board meeting,
Winston School, 8 p.m.
Newcomers Club, 12 o'clock
luncheon. Call OR 3-4866 or OR
3-7503.
Douglas County Employes Coun
cil, 7:30 p.m. courthouse, Room
2)6.
Roseburg Council of Chinch
Women's executive hoard. First
Presbyterian Church library room,
9:30 a.m.
Drain City Council, City Hall, 1
p.m.
Douglas County Mounted, ( p.m.,
iiusiness meeiing ai couriiioiisc
auditorium
Sutherlin School Board, 7:30 p.m.
district olfice, 110 K. Central Ave.
Camas Valley Grange at Grange
Hull, business 8 p.m.
Fair Oaks Grange, Grange Hall.
Bertha Rebekahs 188, IOOF Hall,
Canvonville.
Post Partum Class, Mercy Hos-
' : pilal. 7:30 p.m.
Lookingglass Grange,
Grange
Hull, 8:15 business.
Roseburg Rebekah Lodge, IOOF
Hall, 8 p.m.
Roseburg Jaycees, I urn Around
Inn, 6:30 p.m.
Larry D. Saxon, son of Mr. and :
.Mrs. Emil Flink; John H, Beam,
iioonev. iioscbiirfi. 11 nc cntiiu nave
caught one. j
Mnoticy, with other members of
the 2nd Armored Division recently
completed seven week, training ,
guerilla lighting and survival tech-!
r,,m,. nn .,,. , , I r...., l,n ,,, .
at Fort Hood, Tex. j
Leo R. Briggs, a lioscburg llighi
JlCllfK)l nior na rniiMPfl m inc ,
.Marine Corps 120 day 'May pro- j
r.afn ,for acJ.iv? ,,ut' ,aft,'r firadl1' !
anon imm mRn Mnwii. ne n mc ,
"n of M- Bn$ of Hose-
rK . !
W.ndtl E. Brittt. brother of Nancv
. Moore; William P. Sanderson, !
son of Mr and Mrs. Ilrnest It. San-
mi, .-,1 u.. r ti 1: -
derson. Robert G. Welch, all of
1. 1963 to June 30, 1934
'Estimate,
Expenditures
Ensuing
Fiscal Year
IS)
150 00
495.00
l.54S.0O
V 2.193.00
400.00
200.00
S $600.00
$ 3.000.00
$231,247.00
EXPENDITURES
1961
(or Deficit)
'
26,787.50
4,790.00
31,577.50
24.0O0.O0
2,787.50
94 787 W
I
Estimated
For
Ensuing
Fiscal Year
1 (S)
1,000.00
(or Deficit)
I'lNlM10
1,000.00
"1,000.00
'Spring Fever1 Demonstrations
Call For Police Reinforcements
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI)
Spring fever demonstrations 111 -
olving an estimated 3.500 stu
dents brought out police reinforce
mcnts recently at three universities
in New England.
The most serums disturbance
was at the Brown University cam
pus here where 100 police wenr-
ing riot helmets and wielding
nightsticks used K-9 dogs to herd
students hack to dormitories after
paoty raids and a noisy march
through the city.
The other disturbances involved
1,500 students at Brandeis Univer
sity in Waltham, Mass., and 1,000
undergraduates at Yale University
in New Haven, Conn. A police
New 'First Family'
Record On Stands
By WILLIAM D. LAFFLER
NEW YORK (UPI) Vaughn
Mender's second record album on
"The First Family" is advertised
as the last. Perhaps this is a wise
judgment.
Meadcr is a victim of his own
talent. Since Meader made bis
phenomenal recording of "The
First Family" a few months ago,
(here have been numerous inula
tors, some very good anil some
very bad, but none has had the
impact of the voice that sold an
unprecedented four million long
play records in a few weeks.
The new Meader record, issued
on Archie Bleyer's Cadence label,
"Vaughn Meader and Hie First
Family, Vol. 2." is a good one.
In some respeets it is as good as
(,c first one. But a sequel rarely
comes up lo the quality of the
paceseller.
On the second record, Meadn's
voice is slill the best imitation
of President Kennedy. And pro
ducers George Foster, Hob Book
er and Karl Doud were shrewd
enough to change the pace so that
Vol. 2 would not be just an ex
tension of the first recording.
The pace changing casts .Mead-
er Ml a singing role on 'An r-ve-
ning With JKK," being a COtn -
mercially staged musical press
conference, and "The First Family
ni.rnrn 10 uiui m wiser .iinns,
wno hit til limnrrs in iml and
"r """or " i "- it is dillicull,
almosl uniHissilile, In repeat a
i majestic perfnrman,
,,l,:e "arris, .Header lias a
lOVfll lOllOWIIlg WhlCh Will rC ISll
,nl second anveniiire.
adm i d At
NEBRASKA NAVY ADMIRAL
LINCOLN. Neb. (Cl'l) - John
pail JonPS is novv an admiral in
(, , N-r,raska navy.
v,,t i,r American naval nun.
mander clurintf the Hevolutionarv
War. hut the chief of the Federal
a.,;i;.. a,. . -
A' iation
isri.t ji s -iiKiiit.-t.-i ink
and manufacturing branch in Ok
Mon., May 13, 1963 The
Bridge bidding is not an exact
science and never wilt be. This in
exactness becomes more apparent
as the hands become more unbal-
NOKTII 13
4 None
V A Q 10
AQ9
AJI087S5
WEST (D) EAST
a A 6 5 4 3 4t None
VKJ2 87 654
K.I10 86632
KD 4.943
SOUTH
KQJ 109872
83 '
74
J
North and South vulnerable
Wrsl North Fait South
1 24s
Pass 5 4
Double 7
Double Pass
Opening lead-
Pasd 4 N.T.
Pass 6 a
Pass 7 a
Pass Pass
-K
the results at different tables bear
a need and when a very freakish
hand is dealt in a duplicate game
little resemblance to 0110 another.
1.. .,r tl... mn..! i.tt.,,ctind ,lf
' yJIIV vi M,v- uiivivfliiiift w
1 tliitun i frmii n Timmln innifi in
the middle '30s.
At all tables West opened Willi
either a spade or a no-trump ami
most of the Norths doubled.
When one spade was doubled
South always left it in, but West
would then run to one no-trump
which North would double. East
would rescue to one of the red
suits and South would jump to four
spades. West would bo too smart
to double that and South would
make six for a score of 680.
1 When one no-trump was opened
I mid ilmihli'd K.'iKl urmilll VPRCttp.
South would jump to four spades
and one West doubled. North re
doubled and that South scored 1830
for a nice top score..
One Nurth-South pair managed
to wind up with a minus. It seem-
1 lieutenant called the Eli uprising
1 a riot,
At Brown, police charged 18 per
sons, mostly students, with dis
orderly conduct. They were among
50 persons picked up, the majority
of whom later were released.
Injuries were reported here and
nt Yale. There were no injuries
or arrests at Brandeis.
Tho Brown demonstration last
cd more than five hours, (luring
which police reported several fist
fights and broken auto windshields
from students hurling rocks, uecr
cans and bottles.
Several students said Ihcy were
bitten by the five police dogs and
others claimed thev were hit with
nightsticks One policeman was
struck by a rock, another had his
uniform torn, and an unidentified
resident was cut by a broken
buttle.
At Yale, 17 studenls were ar
rested and released on $100 bond
each. Three others were reported
injured slightly. The Elis started
their demonstration on the cam
pus and marched on Helen Iladlcy
Hall, a residence for graduate
women students.
The Ynleys, chanting "We want
sex, were greeted with several
articles of lingerie, but they did
not enter the dormitory.
The demonstration spread lo
downtown New Haven where cam
pus police were joined by all avail
able city officers, including plain
dollies detectives.
The Elis tossed firecrackers, wa
ter bombs and limning rolls of
tissue. Two automobiles were
tipped over, police said.
In contrast, the Brandeis dem
onstration wns a miid case of
what police called "spring mad
ness." About 1,500 students milled
around Hie campus chanting and
singing songs until 18 policemen
ami university oflicials dispersed
them within an hour.
LEGAL
NOTICB OP FINAL HEARINO
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Tues
day, the 4th day of June, 19(1, at 10
o'ciock a.m. in touri Kootn a, loun nouit.
Doutjlaj County, Rosiburq. Oregon, tidi
been fixed for tlmu and placfl for I. firing
j account nun by me undersigned in me
lmaller of the estate of Grace Mlcelll, de-
1'" ,nlf iii pu1iisii
' 01 May, ii
this eth dey
V0'CT he" e".u'' "Trace
micelli, oeceaied
notice "oV annual
school iluction and mbitino
J" cS.SWjS
se-hooi oiitrtri ua i. or oojaut
'county, stair of orteoo, that in annual
!hM cny,iii, H,otl jchooi, between
itt hours of ? pm end p.m. on the
j
, Uixn the District Te Leyy to eceett the
: l"'"."
Deled thil 13111 dy Of May, ttt)
ATTEST: GYNN O. DEATON
District Clerk
MILTON HERBERT
Chairman Board of Oireclort
NOTICE OP SCHOOL ELECTION UPON
QUESTION OF INCREASING TAX LEVY
OVER AMOUNT LIMITED BY SECTION
II, ARTICLE XI, STATE CONSTITUTION
No ce is ntreoy given that en election
,-ll M In School Oittr.ct No. I of
DougUs County, Stale of Oregoi, from 3:00
! p ' co p m. on June 3, it cn-
! "i?l.ln ":?.-K.l,!c':
"fv-.. ... ...
' voivr O' aiiTrio ia quen 100 or inc. rial-
mi tnt m ivy ior tlx fltctl ytftr If)
lt&4 ovir th amount limited by Met ion 11,
rlitl XI. of Iht Conitltutlon of Ortgon.
Th rtflwn for lncriin tWKh Itvy Art:
Th tchool dutrlct hai no tx butt.
Dated thu 13th tiny H May,
Atlt: GYNN O. OEATON
District Ctr
MILTON HffPBEBT
Chirmn Board O'rtctart
Newi - Rtview, Rostburg, Or. 1)
Bidding Is
No Science
(Written For NEA)
By OSWALD JACOBY
! ed that West opened one spade and
North decided to make the strong
cue Dm 01 two spades.
This encouraged South to try for
a slam so ho Did tour no-trump to
ask for aces. North bid five spades
to show three. South bid six spades.
West doubled and North could not
stand the pressure. He ran to sev-
on plithct
You, South, hold:
. VAK7 QJUJ8754 4 AS
What is your opening bid?
A Bid one diamond. Yo hare
far too much strength to pre
empt and jrou are just too weak
to open with two.
TODAY'S QUESTION
Your partner responds nna
spade. What do you do?
iswer Tomorrow
LEGAL
C I T A t I O N
Case No. 7ife
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OP OR0.OON FOR
DOUOLAS COUNTY
In the Mailer of the Estate
of
ALBERT M. ROWE, Deceased.
TO; John H. Hendrlckson, Betty Sue Row
ana aaroact jean El its. Individually
. and ss Administratrix of the Estate, of
Elsie M. Howe, and to all other de
tff.MI Mnd hmrt Imkniiun. II inn Katr
ba.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF ORF.
GON, You are hereby commanded to ap
pear in Iht Circuit Courtroom "A" In the
County Court House In Roseburg, Douglai
County, Oregon, af 9:00 o'clock A.M. (OSTj,
on ihe 3rd day of Junt, 19U, to show
cause, If any Ihert be, why an Order
should no! be mad tor tho sale of the
following described real property belonging
to the above estate, as prayed tor In pt
tlllon on tile herein.
PAHCBL NO. I
Lots 3, fti ?, !0, U, 13, 14 and M of
West of the Willamette Meridian, Doug- '
las County, Oregon. ,
PARCEL NO. 1
" ii ena ien or RepiaT
"B" of Plnkarton's Homesltes, Rose
burg, Douglas County, Oregon.
PARCEL NO. 3
BEGINNING at Iht Interior L corner
of Geo. T. Day Claim No. 47, Town-
ette Meridian) thence South 330 feet
along West boundary of Donation Land '
Claim No. 41, to a 1" x 1" bolt; Ihence
East 133 feel ti a 1" X 20" pipe; thenca
South 330 feat oarallel to Wmxt hnnnria,
oi sola Donation Land Claim No. 47, Id
A i" X IS" DlDOi thenra Wt 111 lui '
tO a 1" X 11" bfltt In Watt KhsaH.pu
of sold Donation Land Claim No. 47j v
Ihence South 715 feel along west boun '
dory of said Donation Land Claim No. '
47 lo V x 34" pipe at Its Inter,
section with tho South lino of Section 10,
lOWIIino 20 South. Banna A UU.. tuit.
lamella Meridian) thence West 114 feet '
io aouinwesi corner ot said Section 10;
miss, iiui in - jo weji 3V4,i itet;
Ihenco Norlh V W West 345 feet to :
pipe; thence North 33' East 70 feet 1
to a pipe; thence North 1' 01' West
130 feel; thence South 6V S3 West 53
feat to a pipe; thence North iV
East 401.5 teet to South boundary of tho
above mentioned Donation Land Claim
No. 47; I hence East 301. S leel along
Souih boundary of said Donation Land
Claim No. 47, to place of beginning,
EXCEPTING therefrom that one acra
trad formerly used for school purposes
and described as; Beginning at point
193 feet South ol the Intcrlnr I
of George T. Day Donation Land Claim
No. 47, Township 30 Soulh, Range 4 .
Wast, WlllAmelfe Merldfam )hnr t.m ...
309 feel; thenct West 309 feet; thence '
Norlh 309 feet; thenca East 309 feet ta
place of beginning, In Sections 9 and 10, '
Township 30 South, Range 4 West, Wll
lomotle Meridian, Douglas County, Ore
PARCEL NO. 4
BEGINNING al Ihe nth.. 1
uonaiton Land Claim No. 47, thenct
NOrlh 53. Oi a-hatlM. in rj,.iu D 1.
tlwice N. 14' 30- W. 30.2t chains to
Woit boundary of Donation Land Claim
No. 47; thence South 1.99 chains to
Northwest corner of tht 1 acra tract
of Phoebe Boyles; thenct East 3 chains
to tht Northeast corner of said 1 acre
tract; thenct South 5 chains to tht South
last corner of said I acrt tract; thenct .
West 3 chains to tht Southwest corner
of said 1 acrt tract and West boundary
of sold Claim No. 47; thunce South II
chains to Iht Southwest corner of said
the place of beginning, ill In Sections 10
and tS. Tnufnihln M a a
EXCEPTING THEREFROM that rertaln
5 acre tract of land conveyid by Ida
M. Montgomery and James M. Mont
gomery, wife and huiband, to School
District No. IS and Union High School
District No. 10, each being a body cor
Borate of Douotai rnimlw. nrMnn ..i
ded bilng dated February 37, 1IIB,
rrtornoa nnarcn it, ivji, on page 134 of
Volume 90 of Ihe Deed Records of Doug
las County, Oreqon.
ALSO EXCEPTING THEREFROM that
iraci or land conveyed to Raymond L.
Snore and Leone Soore. husband anrt
wife, by deer! recorded March 31, 1941,
In volume 107, page 373 of tht Deed
Records ot Douglas Courtly, Oregon, mort '
particularly described as fellows: Be. "
ginning at a poln 741 feet North of -
iia jwincnir corner oi ina ueoroe Dav
v. ..., no m i owninip ju south.
Range 4 West, W.M., In Douglas County,
Oregon, said beginning point being af
Ihe Intersection of tht North lint ot tht ,
property owned by School District No.
15 and Union High School District No.
10, where Ihe same Intersects the County
Road; thenct North 0 51 East fll 3
tain tract of land conveyed by Julia H. ,
Slerrett to Albert M. Rowt, by deed
recorded on naoe 373 of Volume 103 of .
the Oeed Records of Douglas County,
Oregon; thenct North II 39 West 944
iv on it an p-pmi mvnee souin 3o
fet; thence South 17 43' Eait 455.4
...i, mivtii.w duuin v jtj Oil JT.a
feet; thence Norlh II 34' East 477.1 "
tet to tht point of beginning
AND ALSO EXCEPTING THEREFROM
that tract of land transferred to School
District No. IS by decree of tht Cir
cuit Court of the State of Oregon for
WWII! -vniir in me cast onunea
"School Dlttrict No. 15 of Douglas Coun
ty, Oregon vs. Rolttyn Bridges, tht ad.
mlnistrator ot Iht Eitatt of Albert M.
Rowe, Deceased ef al." and described
as (ollos: Beginning at tht Southwest
corner of tht Geo. T. Day Donation
Land Claim No. 47, In Section 15, Town
ship 30 South, Range 4 Wast of tht
Willamette Meridian, in Douglas County,
Oregon; thenct North 540.0 feet along
the west lint of said culm; thenct
North 74 30' East 4110 feet, more or
leu, to tht West line Of Iht present
School District No. IS property ai de
scribed In Volume 90, pegt 134 Of tht
Deed Records ol Douglas County, Ore
gon; thenct South 0 30' East 104 0
feet to tht Southwest corner of School
properly; thence South 17 34' East
451.4 feet to tht Southeast corner of
School property; thenct North 0 30
Weil 170 5 feet along East Hit of School .
property; thence South 4" 53 Elft 7114
lal In lha CaailK Una f ft I f IJa AT-
thence South 19 39 Weit 913. t feet 10
tht piact of beginning, Douglas County, '
PARCEL NO. J
I OT IHPFF Ml lt Hi Fa If faat
Pm er ton's Homeiites, Rostburg, Doug
la l County, Oregon, tnd
LOT FOUR Ut Less th East IS teef, .
QirtfcatrtnrVt lAmatltat. Bsiahnra. nMie.
WITNESS mv hand tnd Ittl of said Court
iffixtd this asth day of April, 1941.
r. n uvi BuHcrv
Clerk
Bv INA UPDEOKAFP
Deputy