mon., Aug. aq, I ye J I he News-Keview, Roseburg, 'Ore. 13 Drain Woman Back Home From Alaskan Motor Cruise Community News Briefs Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Thorndike of Astoria were recent visitors in ltoseburg and enjoyed a visit to Lane House during their stay. They arc directors of Flavel House, As toria museum which was original ly the home of a sea captain. They were interested in covered bridges in the area, and it was pointed out that only five remain in Doug las County. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin White of Los Gatos, Calif., have been visit ing for a few days with friends and relatives in the area. They have been the house guests of Mrs. White's son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Erskine. The Whites formerly resided here, and both were employed for several years at the News-Review. White is currently working for the San Jose Mercury-News. 3 LIMITED TIME ONLY! 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The Friends enjoyed several fishing trips and many sightseeing drives during their stay. Barney Wimer, associate minis ter of the First Christian Church at Pasco, Wash, has returned to his home following a visit here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett G. Wimer. He came to Roseburg especially to attend the Wimer family picnic held here Sun day. Others coming for the event were Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Wimer and Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Wimer of Medford: Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Wimer and daughter, Joan, and i Denise Ruhl of Silver Spring, Md.; ! Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Armstrong of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. John Wi jmcr and son and daughter and I grandchildren and Mrs. E m m a Thomason of Roseburg. Tuesday Mrs. Everett Wimer and sun. Bar ;ncy, and Joan Wimer and Denise : Ruhl enjoyed a trip to Crater Lake. s-- I -e-i -, i I Village of the Damned Stranger in My Arms 1 The Last Voyage Tonight "MUSIC MAN" Robert Preston Shirley Jones plus "THE FIREBRAND" Kent Taylor Lisa Monteel Gate Opens 7:45 Show' at 8:30 Tonight "BARABBAS" Anthony Quinn Arthur Kennedy In Color plus "ONLY TWO CAN PLAY" Peter Sellers Box Office Opens at 8:15 1 Show Starts at Dusk j 9:30 Art LInt.l-tter 10:00 Brlnkley Journal I 10:30 Story Of 11: CO Report 11:1 5 Tonight Show Color TUESDAY 5:3? 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Down To Dusk Independent music, news, weather. , Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schuomeker and daughter, Kathy, of Spokane, Wash., spent a weekend recently with Mrs. Schuemaker's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Cameron, on SE Jackson. Mrs. Preston Parish of Freder icksburg, Va ' recently visited Roseburg, Douglas County's Lane House in particular. She was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Mi cells during her stay. Mrs. Parish has for many years been connect ed with the restoration of Williams burg, Va., and while she enjoyed our museum, made the comment that she was disappointed with Orcgonians for their failure in rcal izating that restoration of state his toric places should be taking place now. Mrs. Parish is traveling all over the United States, gathering material for a book she will write about the history of the west. Movie Showtime Monday, August 24, ls3 STARLITE DRIVE. IN Open at 7:J5. Shows start at dusk. "Zotz" and "Sword ol Lance lot." PINE DRIVE-IN Open at 7:45. Shows start at dusk. "Sodom and Gomorrah" and "Village of the Drtmned." TRI CITY DRIVE-IN Gaits open l:4S. Shows start al 8:30. "Music Man" and "The Firebrand." CLOVERLEAF DRIVE-IN (Sulherllnl Box ofllce opens at 8:15. Shows start at dusk. "Barabbas" and "Only Two Can Play." Tuesday, August - 37, 1943 STARLITE DRIVE-IN - Open at 7:45. Shows start al dusk. "Hero's Island" and "Thrill Ol II All." PINE DRIVE-IN Ladies nlte. Open al 7:45. Shows start al dusk. "Stranger In My Arms" and "The Last Voyage." CLOVERLEAF DRIVE-IN (Sulherllnl - Bex office opens at 6:15. Shows start, al dusk. "Barabbas" and "Only Two Can Play." TRI CITY DRIVE-IN Box office opens at 7:30. Shows al B:15. "The Music Man" and "The Firebrand." If Your Paper Has Not Arrived By 6:15 P.M. Dial 672-3321 Between ECYES RADIO Proudly Presents LUCKY FAMILY CHECK B00X Program Comin3 Your Way Soon LISTEN LISTEN LISTEN TO ivrr IX I C J 950 On Your Diof For Further Details OPEN 7:45-$ HOW 0f DUSK TONITE:-- Sword of Lancelot plus: "ZOTZ" TUESDAY! Thru SAT. Only Just Like A SHOT in the ARM! He's" .wishing DORIS JAMES DAY 'GARNER ca STAPLING ARLENE FRANCIS plus- JAMES MASON kate mnx NtVUlt BAhO RIPT09H ft COLO, m PANtftc-ol usnun COLOR Hoping ii He s u r heros fm ISLAtlDtfyf By JO CARLILE Mrs. Chester Rydell has return. ed from a 28-day bus cruise in Alaska.. Week In Idaho Mr. and Mrs. William Gasser and family spent a week visiting his mother and other relatives at Boise, Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Art Huckins have returned from a two-week vaca tion at Mt. Rainier and Olympic national parks in Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Whipple and Carol and Mr. and Mrs. John Run dell wo,re overnight guests recently of Mr. and Mrs. Martin League at Lakcvicw. The League fami'v, formerly of Drain, is moving to Wichita, Kan., to reside. Martin League will be teaching there. Brad Leasue returned with the Drain people for a visit with friends. Louise Goe, daughter of Perry Vital Statistics Suits For Divorce Evelyn Mae vs. Wesley Ernest Bcemun. Married Aug. 31, 1946, at Tacoma, Wash. Plaintiff asks cus-1 tody of three minor children, S35 ! monthly support for each child, miscellaneous household furniture and furnishings and award of 1955 I auto to defendant with defendant to pay obligation existing thereon to plaintiff's parents. A court or der issued restrainihg defendant from molesting or interfering with the defendant or minor child dur ine pendency of the suit, awarding temporary custody of the children to the plaintiff. Defendant ordered to appear for show cause hearing in connection with defendant's mo- lion for temporary support money Linda Kae vs. Clifford Lynn ; Baxter. Married May 21, 1961, at Reno, Nov. Cruelty charged. Plain tiff asks custody of minor child, $100 monthly child support and seeks decree requiring defendant to pay $1,040.04 indebtedness and attorney fees. A court order issued granting plaintiff temporary cus- tody of child and ordering defend-! ant to appear for show cause being changed to exit doors. Paint hearing on plaintiff's request for ; ing of the exterior will be done temporary child support money. . after the start of school Sept. 3. Divorct Decrees Construction of a long-hoped-for u 1...:., a- r,.,., n,i,i r i football field on the lower tract .1 TL PlTnf?Twt-,tdine1, the '" n e 13.22 acres .. ".rllor in the year has I,, M.IM ,,.,H tt,.n,. Inn, ,,,! J . . ' ii. t"' n -i iiL. r..i,i Julian from Ga I Hagcn Custody or two u .no. cum. t:.. tu .eienoaru w.u. P 10 pay u mummy oum.u.i .ot eacti cniia. rd.,?Lenol'e1 , . ?ne f. ' , , , "'""' line South Umpqua Kivcr to a sel- . child with defendant required lo,m an(, 8t0 tanR whcre u ; pay $50 monthly as child support. wm be chiorinalcd as it cnU!1.s the I Properly settlement agreement 'tank.. It then will be pumped by ratified. I . 1 I Alice C.froin Raymond C. Hunt. Plaintiff awarded all of -the house I hold furnishings. , 1 Kai-Son Jeung from Po Ling Je- j i ung. Jacqueline from William M. Smith. Divorce Suits Filed Thomas Ned vs. Shirley Jean Leach. Married May 27, 19G0, in Drain. Cruelty charged. Plaintiff asks custody of two children and property disposition. Ruth Dirlenc vs. Robert Chap man Harris. Married Aug. 29 at Las Vegas, Nov. Cruelty charged. Plaintiff asks custody of child and property disposition. Janet Kay vs. Marvin L. Kcslcr son. Married at Reno, Nov., June 23, 1960; divorced Feb. 13, 1963, and remarried at Reno March 10. Cruelty charged. Plaintiff asks cus tody of two children, $35 monthly for each and property disposition. Joyce Irene vs. Willard Walter Proctor. Married at Goodland, Kan., Sept. 21, 1910. Cruelty charg ed. Plaintiff asks custody of two minor children and property dispo sition. George E. vs. Maxinc L. Benson. Married Dec. 16, 1948, in Vancouv er, Wash. Desertion charged. STAMINA TO SPARE SCARBOROUGH. England, (UPI) Marilyn Greenwood, 17, played tennis for nearly 10 straight hours Saturday in the North of England championships. She competed in the women's singles and doubles and the un-der-21 mixed doubles. She won all but one match. .WASH UNIFORMS DACRON, While or Colors Colorful UNIFORMS PINAFORES Juniors Black, Pink, Regulars M AA Blue, Aqua, M ftfk Half-Sizes A OR White J UK from U7V Reg. 7.98 !T(iV Black Nylon . . . Gored . . . Sites 10-12 WAITRESS SKIRTS !S While It Postel SMOCKS 5 98 up HALF-SUPS Cotton & Dacron e$ 1 ,89 HOUSE of UNIFORMS 720 S. E. Main Ac roil I Goe, was graduated recently from Sacred Heart School of Nursing in Eugene Von Rhoadcs who was seriously injured in a logging accident re cently is reported progressing sat isfactorily at the Cottage Grove Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Atkinson, Fred (Cap) Hutchinson and John Mas ses' spent one day recently at Crat er Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Haney who recently moved to Florence, were in Drain to transact business. Has Heart Surgery Pat Analauf Dugan underwent open heart surgery Wednesday at the Oregon Medical School Hospi tal in Portland. . Visitors at the Charles Blosser home were a nephew and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Lojd Callistcr of Ver nonia. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bush who have been living at Days Creek, have moved back to their home in Drain. Music Hall, New Big Improvements At Days Creek By MRS. DURNIN SWINGLE Y j pressure system to the buildings At Days Lreek School this year :jt - s a toss. up as to which will make the "mostest" students the happiest the acquisition of ade quate space for field sports, or the completion this summer of "Con fusion Hall" into a choice music center with the addition of its lie coustieal tile and new storage cup- boards. Noise Was Handicap Echoes and re-echoes of band in struments and choir voices during the past school year while the for- mer play shed was being made over into a music room and small auditorium were a distinct handi cap to students and to the director, Boyd Swingley. An office, kitchen and restrooms have been added, with the entrance door facing south toward the main building, and the two former doors i l,CCn "lUJOl1 pi'OJOCt Of the (IIS tncts summer work program. Grass planting on the field has 1( mm m insUation ,f t)e nfiw wa((n. m .g being completed for the open- ;ing of schoo, Rc(,,s Plumbing ot Canyonvillc is the contractor. The system will pump water from Change To Fall Schedule Slated By Camas Valley , By MRS. DAVE THRUSH The Camas Valley Juvenile Grange held its last night meeting of the season al the Grange Hall recently wilh Guy Moore as pa-' tron and Mrs. Homer Spur lock and Mrs. Leslie Catchpole as matrons. Due to the starting of school, meet ings from now on will be held the first and third Sunday afternoons of each month with the next meet ing set for 1:30 p.m. Sept. 1. Hartricks Now Home Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Hartriek have returned to their home after spending the summer in Ashland where Mrs. Hartriek attended sum mer school at Southern Oregon College. She teaches in the Camas Valley high school. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gray and children, Susan and John, and a friend, Vickie Matlin. all of Up land, Calif., are visiting at the home of Mrs. Gray's mother, Mrs. Ella Hudson, and her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wheeler. The - Wheeler's son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Wheeler from Coos Bay spent the weekend with the family and another son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wheeler and children from Springfield spent Sunday with them. l i'c Allnn startlftv nnrl chiMrnn ' from Seattle are in the process of N WEAR. 098 Coiior. up 3.98 Embossed Cotton 29 SLIPS REG. 3.98 from Safeway 673-4187 Bush will be teaching in the Drain School System this year. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Carlile and children visited Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Tureman in Portland over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. David Swearingen and family have returned to their home at Madras. Swearingen at tended summer school at Mon mouth this summer and Mrs. Swearingen visited relatives in the Drain area. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Crossland and daughters, arc visiting from Pendleton at the home of Mrs. Crossland's mother, Sally Farley. Sylvia Mattoon, Sally Farley and Josephine Coons have returned from a week in. Monmouth. Wallace Faulkner, Eureka, Calif., visited recently at the home of his brother, Marion Faulkner. Mar ion's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leon ard E. Faulkner, also of Eureka, were overnight guests with their son and family. Football Field land sprinkling system. The build ings.have been re-plumbed for the new system, with the former sup ply trom the big spring on the lull being kept for drinking pur poses, lo relieve the load on the boiler water heating system, an electric water heater has been added for the kitchen and laundry and another for the home econom ics units. Fencing In Offing Fencing of the new acreage will be done right away. An unexpected item not budgeted for was the in stallation of a complete new drain age field for the septic tank, at a cost of about $2,000. , An additional water supply for the Tiller School is in the plan ning stage with the new supply to be added this fall, according to Supt. Gerald Hcibel. , . Installation of new drain troughs and downspouts on the gymnasium, roof repairs and painting of the exterior of the gym were completed earlier in the summer. At Tiller the entire exterior of the building was painted, a new roof put on the south wing and accoustic tile installed on three walls of the lunchroom with the room also being repainted. Avery Green man, custodian, did the Til- ler lunchroom work part ot the w0,.k ,oad at ,e ;lwo schools was contracted and part was by the custodians. At Days Creek, Lee Fisher and Earl Ashbauglv were assisted full time by James Bush and Jack Johnson Juvenile Grange moving to Camas Valley. They arc staying at (lie home of Mrs. Stanley's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Standley, until their liouso is empty for them to move into. Chuck Witter and son, Steve, from Ashland, former residents, spent the weekend visiting friends in the valley. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Catchpole, accompanied by Mrs. Catchpolc's mother, Mrs. Julia Hunter, her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. An son ltogcrs, and her cousin, Marie Olscn, all of Coos Bay, and a friend Lcroy Rice of Coquille drove to Cold Beach recently where they took the boat trip up the Rogue River to Agness. Before returning to Gold Beach they had dinner at the Singing Springs Ranch. Portland Stay Mad Mrs. Russell Harwood and daugh ter, RuSelle, of Camas Valley and her son, Stephen, from Central Point and Mrs. Wilmcr White, also of Camas Valley, spent the week end in Portland. They had dinner Saturday eve ning with Mrs. Hazel Pelzer, a former Camas Valley school teach er. Mrs. Pelzcr's sister, Mrs. Pearl Qualcy, who now teaches here and who recently returned to Portland from Minnesota, joined the group for dinner. The Camasitcs were houseguests for two nights at the home of the Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Johannes and attended Sunday morning services i at the Wilshirc Methodist Church ! where Johannes is pastor. He is a former Pastor at the Camas Val 1 ley Methodist church. Sunday afternoon they were join ed by Mrs. Pelzer and Mrs. Qual i ey for a tour of the zoo and other auracuons ami on muir leiuiu uiji provlded ,or , ,, jpocficatio.,,. Mondav made a Stop in Eugene. I Sld improvements ere to be made In ec- Guy 'Jacobs of Tacoma, Wash., ,""th ,h? Cn,r,r " ordioences " , . . i: f ,n City, and the graoe, plans end spl- spent the weekend here attending iications and estimates of me consulting in to business I Queers, Cornell. Howland. Hayes & Merry. , ,, ,. .... .field. Cervallls, as tl:ed In tne office of the Mr. and Mrs. lied Ashton or , Cily Recorder on August 15. 1!U, whicri Medford inenl several days recent-1 grate, plans, specif ications and eu ' lu Ulfiiiir fh..ir nnt nnrl tiamli. rniles are hereoy approved and adopled. ; ly visiting their sons ana aaugn- Th, enlirf Mll ol tlM Jai1 m,,, ,. tcrs-in-luw, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin eluding but not limited lo engineering. In. ! Ashton and Mr. and iilrs. Leon I ""stand all other penus wnicn the city . " : ouid not have Incurred except for the mak- ! ASIllon. . ... ... - i A I LLUnt. Ne. tilt NOTICE OP PINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OP OREGON POR THE COUNTY OP DOUGLAS. PROBATE DEPARTMENT In the Matter ot tha Estate ol GERALD GRANT OLSEN. Deceosed. Nol.ce Is hereby given thjt the unJcr-'BE IT FURTHER resolved, mat the siqr.M.. as administrator ol tne e.tate of City Recorner be anj t:u hereDy Is directed GERALD GRANT OLSEN. Deceased, has. to give net.ca of tnj -.te;t.oi lo construct filed his final account In the Circuit Court ot;nd inst.i s ilc- se.vtr as provlfled In the the Stale of Oregon for Douglas County, and . Charter of the Cllv." that Tuesday, tha 3rd day ot September, i Remonstrances against the making ot said 1963, at the hour of 9:30 o'clock in the lore ! Improvement may be filed In writing with noon of said day and the court room of said : the undersigned within twenty 120) days court has been appointed by said court as from the data ot tha f.rsl publication of this the time and place for the hearing cf obleo I notice which Is August 17, 1963, and the tions thereto and the - settlement thereof. same will be hiara and considered at the Dated and first oubllshed Jutv 29. 19a? reauiar meeting ol s?id Common Council al Date of la;t publication August 26, Evans c, Kennecy Attorney i, JACK H. CAIRNS, Administrator Mr. and Mrs. Fred Maura' and daughter of Grants Pass were recent weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Fields. LEGAL NOTICE OF INTENTION TO IMPROVE N. E. FREEMONT AVENUE BETWEEN ' N. E. JACKSON STREET AND N. E. NASH STREET NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that it a meeting of the Common Council of the City 1 of Roseburg, Oregon, held August 12, 1963, . the following resolution was adopted: "RESOLVED, that the Common Council of 5 the City of Roseburg, Oregon, deems It tx-. peaient and necessary to Improve N. E. Freemont Avenue between N. E. Jackson Street and N. E. Nesh Street in the following manner: 1. By grading the street to proper sub grade. 2. By constructing concrete curbs and gutters on both sides ot said street 35 (eel from beck ol curb to back ot curb. 3. By grading the right of way and surfacing with esphaitic concrete to width of 31 feet, gutter to gutter.' 4. By constructing sub-drains. 5. By constructing five foot wide con crete, sidewalks on both tides of said street. Said Improvements are to be made In ac cordance with the Charier and Ordinances of the City, and the grades, plans, specifica tions and estimates of the City Engineer filed In the office of the City Recorder on the 12th day of August, 1943, which said grades, plans, specifications and estimates ' are hereby approved and adopted. The esti mated cosls to be borne by the City for providing drainage, Intersections and en gineering are $2,7)1.40. The balance ot the cosls of said Improve ments, Including Interest and all other ex pensci which the City of Roseburg would not have incurred except for the making of said improvements shall be levied upon the , property especially benefited thereby, as provided by the Charter of the City. That the Improvement' warrants Issued in payment of such expenses as may be in curred in making this improvement, be and hereby ere declared to be general obligation Improvement warrants as is provided In O.R.S. 287.503. The estimate of the City Engineer of the probable cost of said Im provement Is the sum of 15,679.34 which shall be borne by the benefited property. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City Recorder be and she hereby Is directed to give notice of the Intention to construct and install said sewer as provided by the nancr ut ine i-uy. Remonstrances against the proposed Improve- ment may be filed In writing with the un dersigned within twenty (20) days from the first-publication of this notice which Is the 17th of August, 1963, and the same will . be heard and, considered at a regular meet ing of sold Common Council at 8:00 P.M. on September 9, 1963, in the Council Chambers of said Clly. FRANCES JELLISON ' City Recorder ' CITY OF ROSEBURG, OREGON NOTICB OF INTENTION TO CONSTRUCT A SANITARY SEWER IN THE LOWER HAMILTON STREET AREA Notice la hereby given that al regular meeting of the Common Council of the City of Roseburg, Oregon, held August 12 1963 the following resolution was adopted: of the City of Roseburg, Oregon, deemi It ex pedient and necossary lo construct a unitary sewer In the lower S. E. Hamilton Street area, partly wiihln and partly without the ' corporate limits of said City, to be known as the Lower Hamilton Street Sanitary Sewer (Sundale Village) 1963, In the following man ner: 1. By excavating a trench to proper subgrade In which to Install a aewer pipe and of sufficient wldlh to permit proper Installation and Inspection. 2. By laying and Installing approximate' ly Ihe following lineal feet of sewer pipe: 142 feel of eight inch sewer pipe 245 feet of six inch sewer pipe. 3. By laying and Installing approximate ly ten pipe tees andor wyes. 4. By constructing approximately one concrete manhole with cast Iron ring and cover and one cleanout. , 5. By backfilling wilh suitable material as provided for in the specifications. Said improvements are ' to be made In accordance wilh the Charter and Ordinances of the Clly, and the grade, plans and specifi cations and estimates of the Clly Engineer filed In the office of the City Recorder, August 12, 1963, which said grade, plans, specifications and estimate hereby are ar proved and adopted. The entire cost of the said Improvement, Including but not limited to enalnaerlno. In terest and ell other expenses which the City would not have Incurred except for the making of said Improvement shall be levied upon the property, both wilhin and without said uty wnicn w esoec a v be ben ef ted by 5tld Improvement, and no part thereof snan oe pom py me city or Roseburg. mar tne improvement warrants Issued in payment of such expenses as may be In curred In making this improvement be and they hereby are declared to be general obif. gat Ion Improvement warrants As provided In O.R.S. 28?. 502. The estimate of the Cllv Enalneer of the probable cost of said Improvement Is the sum of $2,117.00. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City Recorder bo and she hereby is directed to give notice ot the Intention to construct and Install seld sewer as provided by the Charter of the City of Roseburg, Oregon." provemenl may be filed In writing wilh the undersigned within twenty (30) days from the date of the first publication of this no nce Which s August 17. 1963. and tha seme wilt be heard and considered at the regular meeting of said Common Council at 1:00 p.m. on . September 9. 1963, in the Council Chambers of said City. FRANCES JELLISON City Recorder CITY OF ROSEBURG, OREGON NOTICE OP INTENTION TO CONSTRUCT A SANITARY SEWER SYSTEM IN THE GARDEN HOMES AREA Notice is hereby given that at a regular meeting of the Common Council ol the City of Roseburg, Oregon, held August 13, 1963, the following resolution was adopted: KbbOLVcD, that the common council Of the City of Rt-seburg, Oregon, deems II ex. pedlenl and necessary to construct e sani tary sewer system in the Garden Homes area to be known as the Garden Homes Sanitary Sewer System 1963. In the following manner: 1. By excavating trenches to proper ' subgrade In which to Install sewer pipes and of sufficient width to per mit proper Installation and Inspec lion. 3. By laying and Installing approximate ly tha following lineal feet of sewer P'oe: !3u feet ol tour Inch service connec tion pipe 331 leet of six inch sewer pipe 1S04 feet ot eight Inch sewer pipe 17.7 feel of ten Inch sower pipe. 3. By faying and Installing approximate ly 6) pipe tees andor wyes. 4. By constructing approximately 16 con crete manholes with cast Iron rings and covers and 2 cleanouts. sty backfilling with suitable material ; Ing of said Imnrovcmeit shall he levied upon tthe property especially benefited by said I Improvement, ' and no prt thereof shall be ( naid by the City of Roseburg. That the' Improvement warrants Issued In payment of ; such axpemes as may be Incurred in making this improvement be and they hereby are ceclared to be genera) obligation Improve- ment warrants as is proviced In O.R.S. J87.50!. ! The estimate of the consulting enoineers ot 1 tha probable cost of ssld Improvement Is the I sum of S36.S40.IW. 1963 a:co P.M.. o ajpipmoer v, ivaj. in in Council Cnjrnriers of slid Clly. FRANCES JELLIilN f ' City Recerfer .; I i CITY OF ROf.EBURG, OREGON