Coast Meeting Is Drawing Card
For Elkton Educator And Family
By MRS. C. W. HENDERER
Leo Crismin, superintendent of
chools at Elkton. attended an Ore
gon Educational Association meet
ing held Saturday in Fort Orford
Mrs. Crisman and boys also made
the trip. On Sunday they drove to
Crescent City and home by way
of Grants Pass.
Workshop Atttnded
Sue Mitchell. John Levenhagen,
Kenny Adams, Joe Swinehart and
Lester Jones, accompanied by Leo
Crisman. attended tne recent tie
gion V Student Council Workshop
held at Roseburg High School and
also the banquet which concluded
the gathering.
Mr. and Mrs. Ora Elm are vis
iting at the Gene Anderson home,
Mrs. Gene Anderson and son, Paul,
will return to Portland with her
Barents - soon. Paul will enter
Doernbecker Hospital for surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Perry are the
narents of a baby boy born bepl
13 in Estacada. He was named
Michael Rav and weighed 7 pounds.
14 ounces. Mrs. Ray Monner spent
last- week in Estacada wiui ner
daughter. Mrs. Perry is the former
Jean Monner.
New Defendant
Named In Suit
Dot W Simmons has filed i
comnlamt in Douglas County Cir
cuit Court naming new defendants
in a suit in which he seeKs S5u
000 general damages in connection
with the Kellogg Bridge collapse
on Sept. 22, 1961.
A loaded logging truck owned by
Simmons was crossing the bridge
when a span collapsed, causing the
truck to drop into tne river oea.
Named as defendants in the new
complaint filed by Simmons are
highway officials Walter G. Krue
ger, Douglas County division bridge
superintendent; L. R. Chandler, di
vision engineer in Roseburg for
the state of Oregon; H. W. Hugh
lett, Oregon State bridge superin
tendent, and I. E. DeFrance, state
maintenance engineer.'
On Simmons' motion, the court
has issued an order dismissing the
truck owner's complaint against
three previously named defendants.
They were Delmar Wilson, How
ard Roberts and John Doe Wright,
employes of the state Highway
Commission.
Plaintiff asks award of $4,100 for
loss of truck and $50,000 for loss
of plaintiff's business and logging
operation. The complaint alleges
the defendants were careless and
negligent In matters of repair and
molMnnanpo fni (ha farlrion In fnfl.
ing to provide proper support for
the bridge while it was open to
public use and in falling to close
off the bridge to the punue or
place warning signs at the bridge
entrance to indicate its danger
ous condition.
Hospital News
Vliltln. Hours
2 to 1:30 p.m. end 7 to 8 p.m.
Douglas Community Hospital
Admitted
Mtdlcali Eddie Henderson, Mrs.
Harold Marsh, Mrs. Clarence Mar
tin, Clarence Martin, Ruby Abbott,
Cecil Smith, all of Roseburg; Mrs.
John Sutton, Sutherlln; Barry Al
len, Julia Ulm, John Spencer, all
of Winston.
Suro try: Walter Thompson, Rid
dle. Discharged
Mrs. James Keitzman and daugh
ter Glenda Kae, Roseburg. Mrs.
John Painter, Riddle; Mrs. John
Sutton, Sutherlin; Stonewall Jack
son Moore, Wilbur; Edward Kirk,
Mrs. William Glen Jr., Mrs. Ed
Pemberton, all of Winston.
Mercy Hoipltil
AdmlHtd
Modical: Mrs. Robert Post, Mrs.
Robert Dahne, Mrs. Norman Davis,
all of Roseburg; William Fish,
Dillard; Mrs. Jason Tillotson, Myr
tle Creek; Mrs. Richard Patterson,
Eugene; Donald Quiscnbcrry, Pat
terson Calif.
Surgtry: Steven Scott, James
Brown, Riddle.
Dischargtd
Mrs. Donald Bowman, Guy Boy
er, Mrs. Norman Webb, all of Rose
burg; Mrs. Noel Campbell, Mrs.
ireno ru'eney, Doin of Winston
Mrs. Mclvin Martin, Oakland; John
jJingnam, Riddle.
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police department's "meter
maids" wero issued pith helmets
inursaay because they com
plained their usual small hostess.
type cloth caps offered no protcc-
uon irom tne sun during record-
oreaiung m-acgrce heat.
LEAVE FOR WASHINGTON
PARIS (UPI) - French Fl
nance Minister Valcry Giscard
d'Estaing planned to leave for
Washington today to head a three
man delegation to the forthcom
ing National Monetary Fund
(IMF) meeting.
Also in the delegation were
Treasury Director Maurice Per
ouse and Foreign Finance Direc
tor Andre de Lattre.
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Dick Willey suffered cuts on one
knee Saturday while cutting wood
with a power saw. He was taken
to Cottage Grove Hospital for
emergency treatment.
Mrs. Rusty Mowry was taken
to Cottage Grove Hospital recent
Iy for emergency treatment after
suffering a heel injury.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mode,
Greg and Beverly spent last week'
end in Orick, Calif., on a business
trip.
Carl Licklider and Warren Baker
attended a social gathering and
dinner in Portland recently in hon
or of William L. Clark. Pacific
Telephone Co. official who is retir
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henderer
of Salem spent Monday evening at
the Wade Henderer home en route
to Brookings where they will visit
at the parental Dale Bullock home
until Thursday when they both will
return to Corvallis to register.
Mrs. Wade Henderer made the trip
to Brookings with them for a two
day visit with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. H. J. welgel. - ...
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Winterboth,
am and family were Sunday din-
ner guests at the Dale Swinehart
home.
Vital Statistics
Divorce Decrees
Bruce Alden from Joan Virginia
Froemke. Custody of three minor
children temporarily awarded to
plaintiff during time defendant
remains in a hospital, subject to
the right of the court to .review
award of custody upon defendant s
release.
Fred W. from Juanita Ewing.
Gisela from Ivan Caswell. Plain
tiff awarded custody of minor
child, $50 monthly child support
and set of German dishes.
Rosie Marie from John W. Pow
ell Jr. Plaintiff awarded household
goods and furnishings, and custody
of four minor children with $35
monthly support for each.
Divorce suits Filed
William Andrew vs. Shirley Ann
Michell. Married Spct. 19, 1958,
at Long Beach, Calif. Desertion
charged. Plaintiff asks that cus
tody of minor child be awarded to
defendant.
James J. vs. Martha M. Cosner.
Married at Portland March 16,
1953. Cruelty charged. Plaintiff
asks custody of their four minor
children. Plaintiff asks award ot
real property located near Yon-
calla. He also asks award of house
hold furnishings, farm machinery.
milking equipment, tools, loo neaa
of cattle, four horses, checking ac
count, dividends and stock, r lain
tiff to have personal effects and
restoration of her former name
Martha Wolf.
William L. vs. Lita Simpson.
Married at Stevenson. Wash.. Nov.
3, 1061. Cruelty charged. Plaintiff
asks award of 1963 Cadillac auto
mobile, filing cabinet and personal
effects, with award to defendant
of 1955 automobile, furniture per
sonal effects, ; accessories and ap
pliances, and that checking and
savings accounts be divided equal
ly.
Violet L. vs. Dale Mossey. Mar
ried at San Francisco, Calif., April
12, 1950. Grounds are that defend
ant was convicted of a felony in
Lane County on Aug. 10, 1960.
Plaintiff asks award of three minor
children and $50 monthly support
for each. She also asks that de
fpprfnnt remove the name of plain
tiff from a certain 1953 automobile
and pay attorney fees.
Blanche E. vs. Howard e. now-
rock. Married at Myrtle Point
April 20, 1963, but first married
in Tacoma, Wash., in 1940, then
divorced Jan. 26, 1959. Cruelty
charged.' Plaintiff asks award of
custody of three minor children,
$40 monthly support for each, and
tit a to household furniture on mo
tion and affidavit of plaintiff, de
fendant ordered to appear fcept. if)
to show cause why plaintiff should
not bo given exclusive use and oc
cupancy of the dwelling at 316 SE
Rose Sr., Roseburg; why ho snouia
not be restrained and enjoined
from In any manner annoying or
molesting plaintiff or the minor
children and from going to or en
tering the above mentioned dwell
ing so long as the plaintut resides
therein; and why plaintif should
not be grnnted exclusive custody of
their minor children, and $40
monthly support for each pending
suit, also pay attorney fees.
Doris Lucille vs. Clifton Wesley
Dodson. Answer and cross com
plaint of defendant. Married Dec.
22, 1962 In Roseburg. Defendant
accuses plaintiff of cruel and in
human treatment. He asks dismis
sal of plaintiff's complaint and
award of decree in his favor.
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CIRCUIT COURT
Complaints
Mike DeCicco, dba Mike's Auto
motive Shop. vs. James Gourley,
dba James Gourley & Sons. Plain
tiff demands judgment for $1,727.94
as a sum alleged due on promis
sory note, plus attorney fees and
costs, dated Sept. 29, 1962.
William P. Millard vs. Albert
Strain and Al Bert Strain, dba
Turn Around Inn. Plaintiff de
mands judgment for $25,000 gen
eral damages and $1,622 special
damaged for injuries allegedly suf.
fered in a fall on the sidewalk
which passes in front of the Turn
Around Inn, Sept. 15, 1962. He
claimed as the result of his injur
ies he was confined to a hospital
15 days and totally incapacitated
four months, requiring additional
care. He alleges negligence on the
part of the defendants as to the
condition of the sidewalk and grav
el and mud on it.
Sue E. Coplin vs. State Industrial
Accident Commission. Plaintiff
asks reopening of her claim for
further medical aid, treatment and
surgery as necossary and compen
sation for temporary total disabil
ity from March 14, and that, un
less condition improves substantial
ly, she be granted permanent par
tial disability equal to 100 per cent
loss function ot an arm for un
scheduled injuries and 75 per cent
loss function of a right leg. Acci
dent occurred Jan. 19, 1962, while
she was employed by Roseburg
Lumber Co. She claims she was
struck in the back and right leg
by a load of plywood.
Judgments -
Roseburg Funeral Home, Inc.,
dba Wilson's Chapel of the Roses,
vs. Lester II. Daniels. On default
of the defendant, plaintiff granted
judgment for $959.45 plus interest,
costs and attorney fees.
David Paul Moore, by and
through Marion . W. Moore, his
guardian ad litem, vs. Safeway
Stores, Inc., and Howard Smith.
On stipulation of the parties with
compromise settlement, judgment
entered that plaintiff recover judg
ment against the defendants for
$1,000. Case concerned alleged false
detention of the plaintiff by the
store manager.
Decrte
Marian Warren vs. Lucian R.
Allred, Nancy L. Allred, Charles
A. Connors, dba Connors Construc
tion Co., C. A. Connors Construc
tion Co., - Aluminum- Acceptance
Corp. of Washington. Defendants'
rights to Lot 4, Block 1, Fairacres,
Douglas County foreclosed, in final
decree and judgment. Judgment
granted against the Allreds for
$459.80.
Leonard A. and Goldie C. Burns
vs. George and Darlene Shaw. On
default of defendant, decree enter
ed that defendants are directed to
pay to the court clerk within 30
days sum of $2,041.60 plus interest,
costs and attorney fees, and said
sum to be paid by the clerk to
the plaintiffs, on delivery by plain
tiffs of a warrant deed, or con
tract of sale will be foreclosed
against defendsnts.
Dismissal
Roy W. Simmons vs. Delmar Wil
son, Howard Roberts and John Doe
Wright. On motion of plaintiff, case
dismissed without prejudice and
without cost.
State of Oregon, by and through
its Board of Forestry, vs. Clifford
and Wilma Leach, Umpqua Nation
al Bank, Rcedsport, and state of
Oregon through its tax commis
sion. On motion of plaintiff, case
dismissed.
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