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ENTERPRISE ASSN.
CARNIVAL
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mi KW htHiii ui ... on,
"Well, you said find something to interest her and that
stack of unpaid bills in your desk seems
to bo just the ticket!"
By DICK TURNER
Canyonville Officials Plan
Clean Up Of Fire Hazards
By BETH CHAPPELL
According to Hush Lathrop. Can- Pa,s who wer fornler,y of Mvr.
jraviUe oy recorder, notices are!tle Cri,ek ,lov,ards ,.rairie, 01
being sent to townspeople who , Sund th wel. joined b
Z JL .ea,nhU,P "!'r pper y.,ui Leonard Dav.es of Roseburg and
do , away with fire hazards. If the!the Uordon ,larr
llwu Z no, 'lc?n "P P''0'- Lewis Wooley and Carl Hill spent
!,H,h., Wl1' d.'.he cUamrs the weekend fishing at Diamond
and charge it against the property, 1 jke
Lathrop said. j ' Trlv,, Eugfn
A motor biLrn rlnh will hp nrp.m. Catm-rii- xt. i ....... u'-u..
ized at the South Douglas Hod
and Gun Club Thursday. In order
iu join, one must ue a memucr ol
the Hod and Ciun Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shaffer
and family spent the weekend at
the coast. During their short va
cation they took the Itogue River
trip to Aguess.
Attend Rot Ftstival
Miss Virginia llaymes is staying
with the Lyle Johnsons of Port
land. Miss llaymes, with her par
ents, .Mr. and Mrs.
Howard
llaymes. attended the Portland
Rose Festival.
.Mr. and Mis. D. W. Gill and
daughter. Andrea met the H. M.
.tn,u,n r o
oniiaiufiHo, uuu-
Circuit
Divorce Decrttt
Betty from Robert Grant Mur
ray. Plaintiff awarded custody of
three minor children and - 550
monthly support for each. Defend
ant directed tu maintain in full
force U.S. Government life insur
ance policy and other policies and
to make the children beneficiaries
of each. Plaintiff and defendant
ueerceo owners of listed farm prop- """" V.UU5U" follovs-
erly near Glide and annurtem nces 1 lloUI fllrnilire and two dogs. House Iull0s
as tenant, in t'h'TS ! So to defendant. Plaintiff asks I 1. Intentii
per cent ownership portion to lJ2S!l
Divorce? Suits Filed
Marie vs. Arthur Marshall. Sep
arate maintenance suit. Married
at Rnsphin-I Wn 7 1Cr,0 (.,inllu
c-. - ....... i
iwo minor children, S250 monthlv
support for herself and children,
and award of household furnish-1
in:4s, with 10G2 automobile and bal -
ancc due on 1902 automobile, beinu'
rl.l .ir i... r,:.:rr
auiu, Kuiug 10 Ml-u:illlUIH. I l.llllllll
asks that Albany Dionertv he sold
and proceeds used to pay ofr obli-
gallons, the remainder going to her
for support of children. On motion
and affidavit of plaintiff; defend
ant restrained from molesting,
threatening, harassing or disturb
ing plaintiff or their minor chil
dren and from coming on the prem
ises of their residence at Itt, 4,
Box 110, Roseburg.
Mary Lee vs. Donald Weinberg.
Married at Glide May 4, 1952.
Cruelty charged. Plaintiff asks cus.
tody of four minor children and
S50 monthly support for each,
award of lot in Winston area, and
award ot 1957 automobile, and
household furnishings. Defendant
would be awarded 1957 automobile
and be required to pay .off' obllsn
tions. Court order awards tempor
ary child custody to plaintiff. De
fendant to appear July 29 and show
cause why temporary support
should not be continued pending
suit and why he should not pay at
torney fees and suit rosls.
M drcd Pearl vs. Thcl 11. Allen.
defendant and"40 per cent lo plain
tiff. Plaintiff granted right to re
main in the home on the property
and is awarded exclusive posses
sion so long as the joint tenancy is
continued. Plaintiff also granted
household furnishings, fixtures and
appliances, 1051 jeep vehicle, 19.V1
automobile, registered livestock
brand, horse trailer, subject to en
cumbrance: registered Arabian
marc, stallion and lilly. sunjeci 10
encumbrance. Defendant to have
l!Mi2 automobile, subject to encum
brance, 1951) pickup, tractor, steer
and remaining four horses. Other
ranch property divided BO per cent
tit defendant and 40 per cent lo
plaintiff. Defendant lo pay S950 at
torney fees incurred by plaintiff
in the prosecution of this suit.
Robert .1. from Ella .1. Dietrich.
Property settlement agreement rat
ified. Velina L. from Eugene C. Stan
ley. Custody of three minor chil
dren awarded lo plaintiff with S12"
monthly child support. I'laintilf
awarded household furnishings.
Jcraldenc from R. B. Collins. Cus
tody ot minor child, S.in monthly
chiid support, household furnish
ings and 1900 autninohile awarded
to plaintiff. Defendant lo pay out
standing encumbrances. Defendant
decreed ownership of real property
situated al lt 2, Block 1, Garden
Homes.
Charlotte R. from Doyle E. Mil
ler. Property settlement agreement
ratified
Shorron Lee from Darwin Doug
las Dewar. Plaintiff granted cus
tody of two minor children and S15
monthly support for each. Property
I pff ement a:'reemeni approvru.
! Itcba Jean from Emery D. Smith.
I Custody of minor child awardrd to;
i plaintiff, with visitation privileges
! snpi-itied for defendant, and S35
monthly support. Plaintiff not to
rpmm-p r hi lil from slate without
order of court. I'laintilf awarded
household furnishings, subject to
encumbrances which she must pay.
Defendant awarded 10 automo
bile subject to encumbrance, and
also lo pay attorney ices
court cost;.. . .. ,. !
Corinne A. from Robin Dale Chris-1
lianscn. Custody of minor child j
awarded to plaintiff, with S50 '
monthly support. Plaintiff awarded
j household lurnishings. j
i James Kcpley from W anda Eva I
! Vivnll Defendant awarded 1957 .
automobile and household furnish-j
. ings. Custody of their lour cnumi-ii,
held in abeanc until an investiga- j
tion of the fitne. s of the mnlher
i hv the juvenile ai'tii'intics ol Doiu. ,
la's County and California where;
: he now resides, can be made, t hit-1
dren to remain dh defendant,
pending investigation. Plaintiff Jo,
' pay tTO monthly support for each.
: r.: . rmnl.intl i
lITVI." ' , ;
Irene M Jacr v J'"'" J j
Jasper. Married April SI. 1-'. al
Pivelle Ida. Plaintiff charges
j cruel and inhuman treatment.
, fornia. formerly of Canyonville,
ltd it, VM-IMun AnLifr. ... r
j with Mrs.' Norman Olson and
I daughter, Colcen, traveled to Eu -
; gene.
Beth Chappell spent the last
week in Eugene visiting with her
grandmother, .Mrs. Elizabeth Ben
nett. On Tuesday, she attended
Grand Assembly in Corvallis.
Recent dinner guests at the A.
R. Bennett home were Mr. and
lr l P Ronrh nt I ,.L- n.-..-...
and their daughter and husband
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bottcher and
! small son of Son llieun. Calif ;.
! ncr guests a week ago Friday were
j Reeina and hone McC.arv of T,n!
i water, Washington near Seattle and
Mrs. Carl Lile or New burg and
1 . . . ' ,""ub ,m
ner lamer a. t. .iaunnc.
Court
Plaintiff asks for small household
furniture, with automobile to go to
defendant.
Marilyn Jean Nowschwander vs.
Charles Mucklin Ncuschwander.
Married Oct. 11, 1957, at Vancouv
er, Wash. Plaintiff charges they
were separated on June 15. li)U3.
' '",e ""lies and have not lived
i loic"ler s,ince'. P'""'1.'"" sks eus-
month support for each child.
Complaints
Lyle Taylor vs. Richard and
C m. .:..,:- t.
jv..,t,..,Li,, ivi ..i.infii Li'ciai .... Ill - '
ages for injuries allegedly suffered
in an automobile accident involv-
'"g automobiles of plaintiff and of;
1 uetemianl trma bamarron, oper-1
a! b.y hcl' son! Kicllal'd. Jnl.v 16,
lBtll. 1 lie nCflllonl. .1('Plirrlinr lni.,.: i.!u . .. ...-,,nH ,.f '
,, , , , , , V7, !
the complaint, look place on State
sulhcrlin. at the easterly portion
1 0, the KcIloa Bria-'e
M. G. A. I,m'"im' anrl Cniitine.
linn vc llnn,lcn.,'l Tin,!,.... f'
.......... i'v.a,.. v-u., . jiiui
Hccuspori f.lill Co., inc. l'lnintitt
asks judgment against the defend -
anis ior z,bti..n puis inicresi asi
nn nmnnnt nllererlly nwinB tor 1.1111 I
an amount .allegedly owing 101 ton.
tract logging. i i
Judgment
Marion Halloran vs. J. D. My
ers, chairman, Howard Hatfield
and Cleo Tollefson, members as
and constituting the Douglas Coun
ty Fair Board. On hearing upon
demurrer of defendants, complaint
dismissed and plaintiff allowed 20
nays 10 tne an amended coinpiaini
Suit to collect for damages for in-
. lupine ciiffum,! hv fhn nliilnllfr uf
the Fairgrounds In the collapse of
a taoie. .
Dismissal
George J. Marlow vs. Stale In
dustrial Accident Commission. On
motion of o aintiff. case dismissed
without prejudice and without
costs. - '
Eueene T. Lasater vs. Glenn Ev.
erett Walcott. Upon stipulation of
the Dailies, case dismissed wun
prejudice and without costs lo ci
ther parly, as settled.
SHIP HITS WHALE
NEW YORK (UPI) The lux
ury liner Bremen en route from
Xcw York to Cherbourg collided
with a 75-foot whale Monday,
North German Lloyd Lino offi
cials said the liner's skipper,
I Capt. Guenthcr Roessing, report
ed there was no evidence thc hull
was damaged. The captain did
not mention the fate of the
whale.
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injury committed upon the person,1 ', .P"','- ov- ,
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uiiuiiiu, iioii, Maimer, inaiiuous I Ubrtv. (;, vviu M F.0 B. tcnooi and
Miusciruiion, auenuuon Ul alloc-
lions, and negligence causing per
sonal injuries or property damage.
The remedy provided by law to
persons against whom a tort is
committed is an action for money
I damap-, Liability arises from a
: ,,r , i'dut' Primarily, fixed by
the law. In some cases, the per.
son wronged may have the addi
tional remedy of injunction or of
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limitation on Ihf linii u-itliin i Jlw al ov Uw "flylred, lo the undersigned
iiiiuiauons on ine nine wnninii, c, , 0ala AOOPh, oo,,,,., c;
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A breach of contract is not a tort.
. lll,cr ' .,(!rt "ce"'y
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I ,ne. samo acl '"' De D"
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,1C lnay P1" criminally,
,0 '"av s be sued in civil ac-
t tion for thp inmrips paused hv Ihe
J,.it ".
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It grows with the growth of society.
In some instances it . takes an
act of the legislature to keep pace
with the changing attitues of so
ciety. In other situations, new torts
are developed by the courts. For
example, the Invasion of a person's
right of privacy has como in many
states to be recognized as a re
medial wrung that is, a wrong for
which the law provides a remedy
by way of money damages, Texas
has not yet adopted this view.
Torts are sometimes classed as
Intentional wioiikh, luch as
trespass tu land, assault and bat
tcry. false imprisonment and con
version of personal property. In all
of these cases the act must be
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opci'uioii 01 mmui m.-hivic nur
'nS injury to another.
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i period of many years by the pro-
I cess of court decisions and legls.
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Vital Statistics
Marriage Llcensai
Richard D.ale Harlan, Roseburg,
and Susan Pearl Ferrcll, Klamath
Falls.
Thomas Mason Davidsou, Dillard,
and Bonnie Mao Parker, Winston.
Reese Michael Patrick,' Riddle,
and Virginia Carol Clifton, Canyon
ville.
Guv F. Palmer. Yoiicalla. and
Carolyn M. Slinms, Sutlierlin.
Terry Hex Sweat inston, lrniu,
and I.oreno Frances Becker, Cot
tage Grove.
Roger Allen Rowe and Elizabeth
Irmgard Zurn, both Itoseburg.
Hail Leonard Howard and Ro
berta Lee Howard, both Myrtle
Creek.
Emerson K. Atehlcy and Peggy
Genean Vaughn, both Yoncalla.
Wallace Edward wnaver ana
Ruby B. Biles, both Riddle.
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LEGAL
NOTICI FOR IIDS -
una board reserve) Ihe right to relecl any
or all Olds, or to accept part of
VIOLET HUBBELL. Clerk
School District No. I
Oasiand, Oregon
Cititt of John P. Cawnt
NOTICI TO CRIDITORS .
NO. 7H
In tht Circuit Court of lit SUU of OrttM
For Iht County of Dwfllat ,
Ocpartminl ol Probstt
NOTICE 'IS HEREBY GIVEN tmt Iht u
denltjned has been oppolnltd E:ieculor of Iho
Estalt of JOHN F. CAWRSE, Dectastd, by
lri Circuit Court of lha Statt of Oregon toe
Ihe County of Douglas, and has qualllled. All
persons having claims against said esfatt art
hereby noli led to present ihe same, duly vert-
Stale Bank, Rosegurg. Oregcn (mailing ed
dre: P 0. Box IWI, Roseburg, Oregon),
within six ( months from date hereof.
Dated and first published June 191h, 1963.
Last publication July 17th. 196).
THE , FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF OREGON (PORTLAND),
Executor
NO. 317)!
SUMMONS
IN TM1 CIRCUIT COURT OP THI
STATU OP OREGON FOR
DOUGLAS COUNTY
DOLORES J. HANSEN.
Plaintiff,
vi,
ARTHUR GOOFREO HANSEN,
M Defendant.
TO: ARTHUR GODFRED HANSEN, De
fentianf
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF ORE
GON you aro hereby required lo appear and
answer tne complaint (lied against you In
the above entitled suit within four weeks
from the date of first publication of this
summons against you; and if you tall so
lo answer lor want (hereof, plaintiff will
take ludijment against you for tht rolief
prayed tor In plaintiffs complaint, " a sue.
cincl statement of which Is as follows: For
an absolute decree ol divorce and tor an
order restoring plaintiff's lormer name of
Dolores Anderson to her.' '
This summons Is published pursuant to
the order ol the Hon. Don H. Sanders,
Judge ol Iht above entitled court duly made
and entered oi the 3lh day ol June. 1963.
Oaled and 'firjf published this '26th day
ol June. 1963,
HARRISON R. WINSTON
Attorney for Plaintlir
Post Ottlct Address. .
310 Pacific Bldg. :
Roseburg. Oregon
SUMMONS '
m the circuit court or th jtati
Ute0ofOohfc5i.D0UO'"as .12unty
: ..ting ty Director ol V.iK' Aiiafr.
piainiiir,
11V . CV,V, T
X... r.r oculb
tuliun, LMAKLcS
HFNOFR.
SON, SHIRLEY HENOERSON, ROBERT
Pi BUTLER, KATHLEEN BUTLER.
JOHN DOE, JANE OOE AND WILLIAM
B. GROVER, Trustee ol tne estate ol
Charlea L. Hendenon, bankrupt,
n.i.iu,,.,.
TO: GUY R. FULTON and ANNA BELLS
fg NAME or 1HE fT op ore.
gon, you are hereby reouired to appear
': ,, , ""wmi i" agamii you
1 In the sbovo anlllled lull within lour weekl
i,0rn m, dale ot tint publication ot m
lummom apalmt youi and II you lair 10 to
aniwer lor. want theraol, plalntlll will take
luuuuiem eq.mii you lor in. renei prayed
tor In plalnlili't complolnt,' a succinct itale
ment 01 which Is as follows: tor ludgment In
the sum ol s.,ec?.04 plus accrued Interest
in tne sum 01 ss7.?5, plus (merest on the
sum ol 34,801.04 from November 15, 1962
until paid, plus the sum ot $32.50 cost ot
title soarch, plus S19.S1 tire insurance pre
mluin, reasonable attorney's fees and costs
and lor a decree ol Ihe court declaring plain,
(ill's mortgage lien on the following de
scribed roal properly situate In Douglas
Counly, .Oregon, lo.wll: '
Lot , Block 14, City of Reediporf,
' .Douglaa County, Oregon,
la be a flnl mortgage lien .'eoalnst fh.
above premises securing oevmenf sf the
i above Indebtedness lor which lodgment Is
I prayed tor and-tor an order 'ordering sal.
' above described real property fo sal.
T, ,ur,,m0, I,- published pursuant ta
ine oroer or uon M. Sanders, Judge of Ihe
above entitled court duly mode and entered
on Ihe 3rd day ot June, I.4J.
Oeted and llrst published Mils 5th day ol
June, I9A1. 1 , ,
HARRISON R. WINSTON
' - Attorney tor Plelntlft
Post Office Address:
310 Pacific Bldg,
Roseburg, Oregon
ORDER OP SALR
IN THI COUNTY COURT OP THE STATI
UP URHOON FOR DOUGLAS COUNTY
In the m.iller of the resale of real!
properly acquired by Douglas Courtly,
Oregon pursuant to tax foreclosure.)
II now appearing to Iht Court that Ocmjo-
las County, Oregon has heretofore acquired
tint to iht hertinaittr described properly
by virtue of Sheriffs' (Joed ot foreclosure
dated July 17, 1962, as recorded in Volume
3IS pflge 77, and deed .dated June 3, 1963 as,
recorded In Volume j4 page 413 of Iht
Douglas Cftunly deed recordsj and
whereas, ihe court now being of tht
opinion and deem II for the best Interest of
Douglas County, Oregon lo sell Ihe herein
alter described real properly, acquired by
and through said foreclosure of delinquent
x lirtns:
NOV THEREFORE. II Is CONSIDERED.
ORDERED. ADJUDGED AND DECREED,
that Ihe real property hereinafter doicribed
be sold at t public auction by the Sheriff
Douglas county, Oregon and that said
Sheriff ol Douglas County, Oregon is hereby
ordered and directed to sell said property
a nubile auction to the Manet t bidder
therefore and which tialri real property itnll
not be i old lor .leis than Iht minimum price
fixed by tht Court, aid herein set forth
onaosile the deicrlpUo.i of said prooerly,
either by cash or, at tht dicrotic of iht
County Court, tor not test than twenty per
cent (SO! do-vn payment at the time of
sate, and iht balance of tht purchase price
lo bt paid under written contract by Iht
County Court and the purchaser in equal ln
stailmantk under a term not exceeding ten
(10) yenrs from the dale ol sat?, interest
on defer re J payment's at tht rate ot si
percent (4 ) per annum payable annually.
PURCHASES OF UMM tr under shall bt
Itr cash.
It Is hereby further ORDERED thai Iht
Shrltf, u?on receipt of this order, proceed
to publish t tolke of-sale of such property
in a' newspaper 'ot qsncral circulation, print,
td and published In Oouglas County, Ore
gon once a '.vet; tor lour U consecutive
weeks prior lo th tlalt fixed for said sate
and vhfe nid ncilce shil state tht tlmt
and place of Wt deicrlptlon of tne
properly thtrein li be so'di the minimum
prict as fixed by the Counly Court; the
rjiii o' th o.-df-r directing such sale, and
thst said properly will he ollered and told
for net tfi Ine sild minimum price,
piyanit either by CJi&h or, al the discretion
ol irtn Co rt. for net ies than twenty per
cent ;ci) of Iht Durciis.lt price and tht
remalnCrf to be pn j unitr written egree
ment with tht purcharer In equal Insteil
menls UTcer a term not tuceedinq ten tlO)
years from the date of sale, with Interest
Oi dt'trrrd payments payable annually at
tht rate of SIX percent ,") per amumi
th-t PURCHASES ef IK.0O OR UNDER
SHALL BS FOR CASHi and thai ttid prop
erty In lo fe o.'fprtd for sale at tht front
door of the Douglas County Cewrthoust on
the lath fsy ol July. 1J. tt tht hour of
10:30 A,M, Pat : fie Dayllqht Savings tlma
as provided by Scctio-i 27i.H0. Oregon Re
vised Statutes. ,
The (tficrlption o' said fell properly here
by ordered to bt offered tor ssie,
minimum prict i Hed as trt purchase
price for said property It described and set
fo-'th ti follows, lo-wit:
MINIMUM
BID PRICK DESCRIPTION
S JWW Lat tl, Block 1 OOURLIY'S .
ADDITION tt Sirthtrlin
A platted lot at South end tt
Sutherlln
SIOCOOM Lets 4 10, Bltcft II Amended
RAILROAD ADDITION TO .
RIEOSPORT
To sl;ry, 3 BR house with
basement, separate double gar
age, located tt I1S7 Winchester
Street, R ted lpor I . Or egon
This order madt and entered into Ihll
14th day of Junt 191 1
COUNTY COURT
DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREGON
BY: V. T. JaOson
County Judgt
BY: . P. Met lot?
County Commissioner
BY. Ray I. Doerner
CovjV Cernmisttner