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Plaintiff asks award of 1959 station wagon and house hold furnishings, with 1953 station wagon, boat and motor, sporting and camping equipment and four lots of land in Empire going to defendant. Ronald P. vs. Colleen R. Ny gaard. Married at Goldendale, Wash., Sept. 9, 1957. Cruelty charged. Plaintiff asks custody of their three minor children and award of house located at 153 SE Lane St., and household furnish ings. Sylvia Jeanette vs. Lewis Burton Biddlecome Jr. Married at Riddle Aug. 19, 1961. Cruelty charged. Plaintiff asks divorce, attorney fees and suit costs. Clyde Gerald vs. Helen Janet Hastings. Married at Crescent City, Calif., July 6, 1949. Cruelty charg ed. Plaintiff would award custody of their two minor children to de fendant and pay $100 monthly for their support. He also would award to defendant their home at 1002 SE Mill St., with household furnishings until such time as defendant should remarry or sell the home, in which event proceeds from sale should be placed in a trust fund for the bene fit of their children when they reach 18 years. Defendant to pay obligations. Rose Marie vs. John W. Powell Jr. Married in Roseburg Sept. 10, 11954. Cruelty chanted. Plaintiff asks custody of four minor children and $35 monthly support for each. She also asks award of household furnishings. Robert B. vs. Vcldta Joan Caudill. Married in Salem Sept. 3, 1960. Cruelty charged. Plaintiff asks that each retain their personal pos sessions, and that defendant's maid en name of Veldta Joan Haskell be restored. Willia Neoma vs. William Had ley Garden. Married at Columbus, Kan., April 22, 1932. Cruelty charg ed. Plaintiff asks custody of four minor children. Divorce Decrees Doreen Opal from Vernon Harry Bratsch. Plaintiff awarded custody of four minor children and $50 monthly support for each. Defend and to pay plaintiff $400 as part of division of property. Property set tlement agreement ratified. Plain tiff awarded defendant's right in real property listed as north half of Lot 13, Dunham subdivision, subject to existing mortgage. Ethel Mae from Lyle Henry Stout. Plaintiff awarded custody of minor child and $50 monthly support. Plaintiff awarded equity of plaintiff and defendant in con tract of sale for purchase of prem ises at 1800 SE Strong Ave., Rose burg. Defendant enjoined from dis posing of his interest in said con tract or real property. Plaintiff awarded Household furnishings and ! livestock, and attorney fees. It , appearing to the court that during . pendency of this suit and subse i quent to entry of an order award- ; ing plaintiff temporary custody of child, that defendant has "wrong fully taken and secreted said child." Writ of assistance issued to the sheriff of Douglas or any county in Oregon wherein the de fendant may be found directing said sheriffs to assist plaintiff in recovering custody of child. Laverne Juanita from Jess Brit- tain Jr. Decree of separation from bed and board for an unlimited pe riod of time until the further order of this court. Custody of two minor children and $75 monthly support awarded to plaintiff, plus attorney fees and costs. Vera B. from Leon Washington Elder. Plaintiff awarded custody of minor child and social security allowance for child while defendant is disabled, then 60 days after the discontinuance of disability com pensation payment of $50 monthly support. Plaintiff decreed owner of interest in miscellaneous house hold furnishings, with defendant awarded title to pickup. Defendant is to pay off obligation to a fi nance company constituting en cumbrances on the property. Plain tiff awarded ownership of business operated by her known as The Club Tavern at 624 SE Cass Ave. Dorothy J. from Kenton A. Par sons. Plaintiff awarded custody of three minor children, and $50 monthly support. Plaintiff also awarded 1955 station wagon, and defendant to make final payments: also household furnishings, defend ant to pay obligations plus attorney fees and court costs. Lonnie Leland from Beverlv Ev elyn Arrant. Plaintiff is to pay de fendant sao monthly for support of minor child awarded to defendant. Bessie Maxine from James Dale Parker. Plaintiff awarded custody of minor child, and $77.10 Navy al lotment support. Defendant award ed 1957 automobile. Dismissal Juanita E. vs. Duglas W. Duffy. Case dismissed without costs to ei ther party. REVIEWS FROM BARREL WHITT1NGTON. England (VPI) Ten-year-old Graeme Challands was all set to lake the salute at the Mecian Brigade's depot here Friday, but he was only four feet tall too small to be seen by the marching men. Young Graeme, decked out in an army uniform as a guest of the brigade, got his wish when regimental Sergeant-Major Frank Flood got a beer barrel and stood the youngster on top of it. THREE MINERS KILLED TERCEL. Spain (VPI) Three miners were asphyxiated and 21 others injured Fridav when a fire broke out in a local coal mine. Authorities blamed the blare on a short circuit in a ventilating motor. They said none of the in jured miners was in serious condition. City Off Elkton Authorizes New Chlorinator Purchase By MRS. C. W. HENDERER The Elkton City Council met re cently and voted unanimously to purchase a new chlorinator trom Wallace k Tiernan Inc. at a cost of $1,153.95. The new chlorinator will be installed within the next two months. County road trucks started work ing on 2nd and 3rd streets last Friday and with weather permit ting hope to finish surfacing within the next three weeks. Mrs. Richard Saladen and chil dren recently returned from a two week vacation in Red Cloud, Neb., with friends and relatives. They made the trip by jet from Port land. Mr. Saladen met their plane in Portland on their return. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Madison spent the weekend in Prineville vis iting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Reed Nelson and family of Fairbault, Minn., and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Miller and fam ily of Lebanon were houseguests recently at the Dale Swinehart home. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Swinehart and family were recent guests at the Dale Wallace home in Oak ridge. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Peters of Portland were weekend guests at the Bill Weatherly home. They en joyed the annual Fleetdays activ ities in Reedsport where their granddaughter, Sharon Weatherly, was princess from Elkton. Mrs. H. J. Weigel of Harbor, Oregon and M. T. Strommen of Arcadia, Calif., were guests Tues day at the Wade Henderer home. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Colby and girls of Spokane, Wash., were weekend guests at the Walt Ess linger home. Glide High Girls' Squad Wins Rally School Trophy In Portland By MRS. ARTHUR SELBY The Glide High School varsity rally squad captured the third place trophy in final competition at the rally squad school held re cently at Lewis and Clark College in Portland. The competition was very close as there was only two tenths of a point difference in the scoring of the first three places. Mrmbers of the Glide squad making the trip were Judy Boone, Jcannette Spurgeon, Anita Hat field, Tonya Wright, Betty Stew art and Darlene Schmidt. Road Oiling Completed Crews from the Glide Ranger Station Mondav evening completed four days of oiling 15V4 miles of Little River road from Kca uuue Ridec to Lookout Mountain Road Junction above the Lake of the Woods. Jack Price, Little River district ranger, stated the rhodo dendrons are in full bloom above the lake and the public is permit ted to pick them, taking care that they do not break down the bush es. There is a good campground at Lake of the Woods, 28 miles southeast of Glide and fishing is reported fair. Mr. and Mrs. Gil Magness drove to Portland Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Vance Cox, former resid ents of Glide. Monday they stop ped at Salem on business and then to Eugene to visit Mr. and Mrs. Orville Reese, also former Glide residents. Mr. and Mrs. George Casebcer returned recently Horn a two week vacation trip to Warden, Wash., visiting the former's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Church. While there, they went on some camping trips, but report that they experienced thun derstorms and hard rains. Carl Hackinson of Seaside is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Orris Kangiser and family. Don Wright and son, Terry: Bud Sogrum and son, Randy, of Glide, accompanied by Bill Eifert of Roseburg left recently for a pack trip over the Skyline Trail. They will be met this week at the Trish and Taylor Lakes by Mrs. Wright Please publish the following classified ad for ... days Enclosed $.. 6c sure to enclose Daymen!. Count 5 words per line. Claaiti"'10" NAME ADDRESS Mcil Your Clossif.ed Ad With Payment To The Classified Advertising Department Th News-Review, Roseburg, Oregon . apartment, News-Review Classified Want Ads MARKET PLACE OF DOUGLAS COUNTY Read For Profit Use tor Results! Mrs. Myrtle Ellege of Dos Palos, Calif., is paying an extended visit at the Marvin Jeffcoat home. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cooper and family of Roseburg have moved to Elkton and are living in the Al Stack home. Ted E. Taylor was released from Eugene Clinic Hospital Tuesday and has returned home. Ernest Wade and son and daugh ter of San Francisco are visiting this week at the parental Blanche Wade home. The first Lions Club potluck pic nic will be held Wednesday, July 24, at the Henry Beckley picnic grounds for all members and their families. The Three Links Club of the Re bekah Lodge will hold a baked food sde, Saturday, July 27, in front of the general store. Mrs. Howard Carnes spent last weekend in Seattle visiting friends and relatives. Walter Duff of Roseburg was a weekend guest at the C. G. Hen derer home. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hersnoerger and family of Eureka, Calif., were weekend guests at the George Bow- man hnmp Mrs. Harry Shinkle and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Willey furnished trans-i portation Monday to Little River Christian Camp for the following to attend this week: Carol Hig-1 tt nc .1 mmv wi lev. uiauaia nen- dere'r, Joyce Moore, Cynthia An derson ana vicKie wiuiams. Linda Rigor, Karen Willey and Patty Billick enjoyed an overnight camping stay at Loon Lake Satur day at 4-H Counselor's Camp. Dick Willey and Mrs. Lawrence Rigor furnished transportation. and daughter, Tonya, Mrs. Shrum and son, Andy, and Becky Boyer. The group plans several days of camping and tisntng. Guests Praise Scenery Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Erickson of Little River Road the past nine days were the latter's mother, Mrs. R. D. Broy hill, and her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Moore, Herman Jr., Linda and Glenda (twins) all from Slatesville, NX. The Ericksons took their guests to view Crater Lake and to the Coast during their visit here. The visitors had toured Disney land, the Painted Desert and the Grand Canyon before their arrival in Glide. They thought Crater Lake surpassed any oi ine attrac tions they had seen. The Moores and Mrs. Broyhill are en route to Yellowstone National Park and points in Canada. Oaklanders Make California Trip By EDITH DUNN Mr. and Mrs. Fay Stearns, Bit lie and Peggy, all of Oakland, are spending their vacation in Grana da, Calif., with Mrs. Stearns' brother, Sam Young, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Young of Los Angeles visited recently with Mrs. Young's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Wilson. Bob Stearns spent the weekend in Portland where he attended a conference of hardware men. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Wilson at tended Fleet Days at Reedsport Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cherry and children were Portland vis itors for the weekend with Mrs. Cherry's mother, Mrs. May Mc Curdy, who fell recently and in jured her knee. Mrs. McCurdy has been released from the hospital and is convalescing at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Howard Myers. It's Easy To Place A News-Review CLASSIFIED WANT AD Mail Your Want Ad Today! CASH RATES Lines 3-Doyj 6-Davs 2 $2.00 $2.75 3 2.75 3.75 3.50 4.75 5 4 25 5.75 6 5.00 7.00 Above rotes subisct to 50c service choi Be sure to count the oddress andor telephone number. WRITE YOUR AD BELOW CIRCUIT COURT Complaint Anna Lindsey, administratrix of the estate of Angela Crowser, vs. Southern Pacific Co. and Francis Kelly. Plaintiff demands judgment against the defendants for $20,000 for the death, resulting from injur ies, of Angela Crowser July 30, 1961. She was a passenger in an automobile being operated in a westerly direction on Garden Val ley Road. The accident occurred at the intersection with the railroad track. Negligence is charged against the defendant Southern Pa cific and its engineer Kelly. State of Oregon by its Highway Commission, composed of Glenn L. Jackson, Kenneth N. Fridley and David B. Simpson, vs. Frank A. and Bessie C. Smith. Suit to con demn portions of real property of defendants comprising all of lot 15 and part of lot 14, block 33 of 1". lpqua Park Addition to Rose burg. Property is listed as needed for widening a portion of the Suth-erlin-Shady Section of the Pacific l , Highway. Also listed are lots 16, 17, 18, 19 and 20, block 33, with listed exceptions. Easement for pipe line asked, and also that there be no access from the property di rectly to the highway. State offers $300 for the property. Eugene Tractor & Implement Co. vs. John Aaron Caudill Jr. Plaintiff demands judgment, from defendant for $1,170, plus interest and $500 at torney fees, as a sum alleged due on a promissory note dated Jan. 24, 1963. Judgments Electrical Products Corp. vs. Rollie O. Johnson, dba South Rose burg Motel. Judgment entered against the defendant on his de fault in the sum of $124.48, plus in terest and attorney fees of $75, and for $910.26, plus interest, $300 attorney fees, and costs of suit. Sums alleged due for electrical sign rental. D. L. Parker, dba Parker Tire cap Service, vs. Butler Transport nc, R. R. Defoor and Calvert W. Butler. Plaintiff awarded judgment against the defendants in sum of $1,023.25, plus interest. Sum of $603.25 tendered into court as par tial satisfaction by Butler Trans port, Inc., ordered paid to defend ant as partial satisfaction. Judg ment against Butler Transport. On motion of plaintiff voluntary non suit taken as to defendants Defoor and Butler. Order of Dismissal Oliver J. Olson & Co., Inc., vs. Reedsport Mill Co., Inc. On stipu lation of the parties, case dismiss ed with prejudice and without costs as settled. State of Oregon by its Highway Commission vs. Dan Richard Rus sell et al. On motion of the plain tiff, case dismissed without preju dice. Walter W. Decker, dba Decker Logging Co., vs. Trico Timber Co., a corporation, and Forrest Indus tries, Inc. Based on stipulation of the parties case dismissed with prejudice and without costs. Motions Doniod Everett N. and Tina Nolen vs. The Martin Bros. Container & Tim ber Products Corp. Motion of de fendant for new trial and verdict not withstanding the verdict denied in memorandum opinion filed by Judge Don H. Sanders. TRACTORS BREAK DOWN VIENNA (UPI) - More than 1,500 tractors in Communist Bui- ' garia are out of commission at the height of the harvesting sea son because of a scarcity of spare parts, according to the Bulgarian newspaper Rabotnitshesko Delo. The newspaper, which arrived here Friday, said a number of fac tories failed to deliver parts in time for the harvest and that even when they did the parts were of such poor quality that the tractors ' broke down again in a few days. Now You Know By United Prois International Public revenues from the alco holic beverage industry in the 29 years since the repeal of Prohi bition have amounted to almost $76 billion, according to the Li censed Beverage Industries, Inc. 30-Days $ 6.00 8.00 10.00 12.50 15.00