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Newspaper Page TextCARNIVAL By DICK TURNER )j til T.H. til 11.1 T Oft. Olio Antwr to Prrrlou Punfe use "Fill up the gas tank, the radiator, and refold this map!' 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CAN J WOULD SPOT-LISTEN!! liOF RFTTIUA IT m IT I I AUf".T(Jen tUlO -r V ule. nine rniii-r r-A-xi J hi-, t -r-i- taei mil? Malniii: rflil HI LI I I HELP FROM MT I AUTHORITIES ON L-ffa T X IU HERE. OUICk! Cj.-rt aH.?.LIPS!L. BECAUSE HE I IhEWASNT OH, OOP DIP TH' I I HOW DO TH'GRANP WFZER I I WHATS BECAUSE I GAVE WHY'P ACTUALLY EITHER.' IT ) WORK ALL RIGHT VOU kNOW miOMFOl J LF VWITH OOr- TH CREPTT FDR THAT? J WHO GOT TH' AN' M3U . ) W1ZER WHO J VVsl V I IV V ? Ai MV RETURN V J06 PONE.' KNOW TT.' MOTIVATED IT.' H V V'Wf&J Vccm ni. i a vafff aw 'ti i -v.i rsaa vsra-ssx I , ,WHAJS AT .VJ M YOU -) r ANDL I ItcCn THaTXI K-W M-5v I .... L-l2 I I fVJ fc.JjV' -., mi r MA, W I I T M ttt. US ft. OH eSZ'ZS IO-TT I I OUT OUR WAY OKAV". YOU TW7-) r.AAA l AytnTWPIP; RV-TWP ViAyci l bcttcptuat I SB I I 1 STAY OUT OF THE v TIME HE GETS THAM 3ETT)WO 7 3 I KITCHEW I GOT A THROUGH PEEL- X INTO ANOTHER. REAL TREAT FOR MOU-- IMG, SHELLING, I HASSLE WITH HIM Mil I JUST BOUGHT ALL TH' I SCRAPING AND ON HOW SPOILED? HI MAKIN'S AN' I'm GOING 1 CUTTING WE'LL ) WOMEN HAVE ' Ml I TO FIX SUPPER MYSELF BE LUCKY TO J BECOME FIXING U3IN any Ul- IHAT i-, By IO O'CLOCK..' I DIWNEK5.V l ( INSTANT OR FROZEN ) -ff V yL , toOJgAtJ OKAMKAW .. K.TM i, ui wo, (0-2Z I " 1 VITAL STATISTICS Sets Wednesday Meet 1 Tues., Oct. 22, 1963 The News-Review, Page 9 Births Divorce Decrees Patricia L. from Kenneth A. Hansen. Custody of minor child granted to plaintiff with $80 monthly support. Plaintiff also awarded house trailer, 1959 ranch wagon and household fur nishings, defendant to pay out standing obligations. Layton L. from Betty J. Deitz. Plaintiff awarded custody of mi nor child and real property list ed as south 100 feet of Lot IS, Amended Plat of Surprise Val ley, a subdivision in the S. B. Briggs Donation Land Claim No. 45, Douglas County. Bonnie Pearl from Thomas D. Roland. Marriage decreed null and void from the begin ning. Donna Jean from Robert My ers Ferrell. Plaintiff awarded furniture and household ef fects; defendant to discharge obligations. Each awarded his' or her personal effects Linda Joyce from James Dean Koch. Plaintiff awarded custody of minor child and $50 monthly support. Divorce Suit Filed Violet Marie vs. James Wal ter Kennedy. Married at Van couver, Wash., June 30, 1958 Cruelty charged. Plaintiff asks $100 monthly support, personal items and attorney fees and award of real property listed as Lot 5, Block 2, Wood Addition to the City of Reedsport, pro vided plaintiff assumes monthly. payments. On motion and af fidavit of plaintiff, defendant. or- enjoined from in any interfer- ring with plaintiffs possessions Robert N. vs. Shirley A. Bit- ner. Married at Reno, Nev., May 8, 1953. Cruelty charged. Plaintiff asks that custody of their two minor children be awarded to the defendant with him to provide payment of $70 monthly for their support. Plain tiff would award to defendant! a 1959 station wagon, certain household furnishings, and list ed real property, provided she make the payments. Laurie L. vs. Elmer S. Ras mussen. Amended complaint. Married March 24, 1962. Plain tiff asks custody of minor child and expected child. Show cause order issued for Oct. 28 appear ance as to child custody and support money. Douglas Community - Hospital DELANEY - To, Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Dclaney, Rt. 1 1 Box 30, Camas Valley, Oct. 3, a daughter, Lisa Anne; weight 6 pounds 8 3-i ounces. SORENSEN To Mr. and Mrs. Chester- Sorensen, 744 W. Kairhavcn, Roseburg, Oct. 3, a json, Eric Andrew; weight 6 'pounds 7i ounces.' CURRY To Mr. and Mrs. i Jerry Curry, 1663 NE Hollis, j Roseburg, Oct. 3, a son, Jay iChriss; weight 6 pounds 13 ounces.. FERGTISON ' To Mr. and I Mrs." Sam Ferguson, 253 W. Hazel,' Roseburg, Oct. 4, a daughter,' Slieri Gene; weight 7 pounds. ' ' ' PERKINS To Mr. and Mrs. iWilliam Perkins, Valley Hotel, I Roseburg, Oct. 8, a son, James Danford; weight 8 pounds 3 ounces. BLACK ' To Mr. and Mrs. Edward Black, 111G N. Dean, Oct. 9, a son," Brian Lee; weight 6 pounds 15 ounces. BRATTON To Mr. and Mrs. Carlan Bralton. Sutherlin. Oct. 9, a son, Brian Keith; weight 8 pounds Vh ounces. I HINSON To Mr. and Mrs. ! Claude Hinson, 1613 SE Giles, Apt. 3, Roseburg, Oct. 11, a daughter, Tami Marie; weight 6 pounds 15 ounces. AMANN To Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ainann, 978 W. Elaine Dr., Roseburg, Oct. 12. a daughter. lAnnn I nllicn li.airtl.t'o nn..n The Douglas County Council 7 ounces ."-".. t PTA will have a school of in-) SUMERL1N - To Mri and striiction for all PTA officcrsMrs'. Kenneth Sumerlin, 451 W. and chairman on Wednesday at Broccoli, Roseburg, Oct 12 a Fremont Junior High School in daughter,-Diana Kay; weight 7 Roseburg. There will be two-pounds 12 ounces. sessions, one at i:is p.m., and HEAGY - To Mr. and Mrs. one at 7:15 p.m Mrs. Frank Hayner of North Bend, state PTA legislative di rector, will be here to help conduct the workshop, accord ing to Mrs. Willis Coble of the County Council. Jesse Heagy, PO Box 47, Win ston, Oct. 12, a daughter, Gayle Annette; weight 7 pounds 8 ounces: 1 WOODARD - To Mr. and Mrs. Lurry Woodurd, 1713 NW Wine, . Roseburg, Oct. 13, a daughter, Stacy Marie; . weight SEARCH FOR INMATE . !7 pounds 12 ounces. NOTTINGHAM. E n b 1 a n d! ' WARNER To Mr. and Mrs. ipnrnn:iiH wi.in ,.k.. ..,naymond Warner, Box 363, Glide, Oct. 13, a daughter, Deb orah Kay; weight S pounds 1 LEGAL (UPl)--Donald Whittnkers was; sitting in his cell at Nottingham Prison when hp r-pnrl In a novun.l paper that police were still! ounco" hunting Imn following an Au Igust jail break. Bendik vs. Bessie Finstad. He wrote to the newsna Mnrripri In ftncnhlirp Nnv 24-lnpr rnnnnllv tliuf l,u lit... ........ ... ...o , i 1 J ...v iic una uclii AkjKlIC UEEI V Hv.h w.. 1947. Cruelty charged. Plaintiffiback in custody for five veeks.iic. mm the circuit court o" Douglas asks that tlieir real property Ued-faced police said theyi, oul,,y' "' ,UM w listed as part of Lot 23, Weeks were busy investigating a mur- ,,Uh.ncS' CoSS'riom TT i"i Tract Douglas County, be-.der at the time and his capture' Court House at Roseburg. Douglas coun- nearing ouiections, it any, to nia t-inai Account, R. L. WHIPPLE, Executor. NOTICE OP FINAL SETTLEMENT The undersigned Executor of the Estate sold for the best price obtain able and after deducting costs that proceeds be divided be tween them. Priscilla L. vs. David S. Moon. Married in San Francis co, Calif., Feb. 21, 1962. Cruelty1 charged. Arlene D. vs. Euclcll R. Brown Married May 24, 1C58, in Salm on River, Ore. Cruelty charged. Plaintiff asks custody ot minor child and $50 monthly support. Plaintiff asks award of real. property in Roseburg, being LEGAL NOTICE OF SALE Case No. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATFN OF noennM End DOUOLAS COUNTY DOUGLAS CREDITORS ASSnrlA. ITION, A Corporation, ' Plaintiff, vs J. E. JACKSON and LnVCF JACKSON, his Wile, Defendants, Unler and bv vlrlu nt Writ ni ecuron issued our ni ir. riri-i.it Court Of the Slate Of Oritann tnr tha ..uuiiiy ui uougias in an action wherein NO. 17010 SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREOON FOR DOUOLAS COUNTY CAROL M. MARTIN, I - Plaintiff, , vs. - . . -JAMES R. MARTIN, ' Defendant. TO: James R. Martin, Defendant above- named: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON vdu are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint tiled agelnst you In the above.enfltled Court Douo as crtSU A,,i.,f "" end cause on or before the expiration ot uougias creditors Association, an Ore- ,. .k, ,, ,. , h. , ....,....... . . . nllnlr, . rnn.IOI)n corD0rai ,. pLin,,, 'h is? '"T . weeks from me Oslo ot first pub- OCl-ea 10 appear UCl. ai at l:l r-- " - ".,""" ",i Jackson and Loyce R. Jackson, his "ca,lon "ommons upon you; ano liatl, liuuatuum susiusuiir, a"uw,., wer dereildJinll . luaomanl "...'T?.. . OW'V ."."' a.m. to show cause why he should not be required during pendency of divorce suit to pay plaintiff reasonable sum for sup port of minor child and for at torney fees and court costs. The order requires that he remove himself from the dwelling be ing purchased by the parties. Further order restrains him from any conduct when would threaten, intimidate, annoy, mo lest, interfere or injure plaintiff, or minor child. Mary A. vs. Jerry Poole. Married at Myrtle Creek, Dec. 30, 1961. Plaintiff asks custody of minor child and reasonable monthly support on release from custody. Grounds are that on Sept. 25 defendant pleaded guil ty to a felony charge ot "aiding and abetting the delinquency of a minor" and that he has been1 sentenced to serve 18 months in the Oregon State Correctional Institution. 1959 motor Vehicle, With 1955 j rendered J on the 24,h e.y o. May, . fi" ."-" '', "fh.T, efTal for" n' nlrknri ffnintr tn defendant OnirV , "?r 01 "' p,8lnm' n against the piCKUp goinfc to uilLnuaui. un Defendants In the sum of sleoo.oo olusi motion and affidavit of plaintiff, restraining order issued against defendant, and show cause or der issued for defendant to ap pear Monday, Oct. 28, regard ing child custody and support, Plaintiff to have temporary cus tody pending the hearing. Donald Villard vs. Marjorie Helen Harwood. Married in Ste venson, Wash., Sept. 13, 1952. Cruelty charged. Plaintiff asks custody of six minor children, subject to visitation privileges. He would award 1957 car to de fendant subject to her paying incumbrances. Court order awards temporary custody to plaintiff, with show cause order issued for defendant to appear Oct. 21 for continued child cus tody. Marriage Licenses Calvin L. Pickens and Donna Frances Mary vs. Ranee O. " uul" ."ua"" f ' Pilley. Married Jan. 1, 1954, at MlLTOH THE ASTRONAUT REPORTS TO CAPE CANAVERAL ALLTHE HAIRY-BREASTED GINSBIRD WANTS TO DO IS. ROTATE SLOWLY AROUND THE EARTH AND SLEEP.'.' if l -but.if it's disturbed again it'll plaster every country on earth vmith h-eggs' each one releasing the power op 100,000,000 Rotten eggs.'.' I EARTH WON'T BE 1 yTHISISTOP-l HABITABLE" WE MUST LEVEL I MAKE A DEAL WITH RUSSIA. J STUFF" GFtI I I r-lkin DC l C ACl,V: Ti It pv. ,r-r, I . -w n n.. .. . V. 1 I aseTi I lrr rf. , , I NU' DKIIMU UN IHIo j- KHRUSHCHEV J - , MIS wVfWwu.vuu rwi i him tvuus;; I HULULAUbi r-rm-'r ON THE N li. -T . - , - I . . k-W HOT LlklC'll I . " "' i mj ll-'i BLONDIS. .. I Y -OWOURLS'f ZZ I I 3 . ll! t WMS9ECASJWE) -ATTUTOO !'( O. ti iTT ' ijii TIT? j . - POVOSS , 0TUESTAIPS ) LeJF. Oo 4 f i 8 L -' T PfOPL "l John Andrew Rice, Drain, and o - m-,, r.it., r.hrr.,i liisic vioia uus)iu, apiiiigiieiu. Plaintiff asks award of minoi' Bobby Hum"C.S child, $50 monthly support and!"" ' nu nuinm -u-.. li HnfnHQr,l'c trlc.ta.l SOH, ROSebUrg. tion privileges. She asks award' J" Duwayne Shivers of property jointly owned by Klamath Falls and C a r m e n Inciciin V nUnn;. Kay DeBolt, Canyonvillc. shin interest in an auto court1. .Gerald Eugene i Whitmore and.pt" Myrtle Creek. Wesley Eugene Smith, Rose burg, and Beverley Joyce Har ris, Cottage Grove. James Robert Gayior and Interest at 6 from March 30, 1961, plus S300.00 attorney fees; In current lawful money of the United States of America wun interest and costs. I have this day levied upon all the right, title, claim and Interest of said Dufpnrt-i anis in ana 10 tne toiiowlna described reel property, towit: PARCEL NO. 1 Beginning at point 3.00 chains West ot the Southeast Corner of Section 31, Township 22 South of Range A West of the Willamette Meridian, being the center ol Elk Creek, thence lo I lowing the center of said stream In a Northwesterly direc tion to a point 14.10 chains North and 12.80 chains West ol the South east corner of section 31; thence East 12.60 chains; thence North 13.10 chnlns; thence East to the West tine of Lands owned by Lloyd Wise; thence South on said line lo the Township lino between Town ship 22 and 23 South Range 4 West, Willamette Merldaln, Douglas County, state of Oregon. Excepting therefrom a strip of land used lor road on North side of oremlses. PARCEL NO. 2 beginning at a point 14.10 chains North and 12,80 chains West of the Southeast Corner of Section 31, Township 3? South of Range 4 West; thence East 12,80 chains; thence North 13.90 chains to claim line, which Is a cedar post from which a white oak 8 Inches In dia meter bears South l9'3 degrees West g? links distant marked CSBT; thence West on claim line to Elk Creek; thence following Elk Creek to place of beginning, all lying in Section 31, Township 22 South, Range 4 West of the Wil lamette Meridian, in Douglas Coun ty, Oregon, excepting so much thereof as may be West ol the t-emor oi tin creek. plaintiff's complaint, a succinct state ment or which is at follows, to-wit: 1. Dissolving the marriage contract which has heretofore existed between plaintiff and defendant, and award ing to plaintiff an absolute decree of divorce of and from the defendant. 2. Awarding to plalntif the care, custody and control of Evan Dwlght Martin and Douglas Harold Martin, minor children of plaintiff and de fendant, This summons Is published bv order or the Circuit Cour.- of the Stale of Oregon for Douglas County, made and entered on the 18th day of October, 1963, direct no oub cation Of this sum mons once a week for four consecutive weeks In the Roseburg Newt Review, newspaper ot general circulation in Douglas County, - Oregon. oat ED tor first publication the 2znd day of October, 1963. TA I fc5, MOKN & By JOHN H. HORN Of Attorneys tor Plaintiff 435 S.E. Main Street P. 0. Box m Roseburg, Oregon and grocery store at Drain, 'house trailers and other listed I items. A specified sum of mon ey held by defendant, pickup I and his personal effects, would I be awarded to him. She also asks control of certain proper ties owned by her minor sons. On motion and affidavit of Bonnie Lou Knutson, both Rose burg. Ralph Jay Hansen and Bar- plaintiff, court order offers:ara av uuslKC- ,,om temporary relief as to child cus-i burf- j tody and property management,' ..... (Defendant enjoined from inter-, KUS" Ab"Nlt6 vu,t j fering with plaintiff and herj WASHINGTON (UPI) Rep- children and with her manage-,re s e n t a t i v c of govern ment of the business. She is re- ment agencies will meet at thel I quired to make an accounting! Pentagon Nov. 6 to start a cam-! of al! business activities. ipaign to encourage voting by! Frank Everett vs. Rosemary1 men in uniform and their fam-l Firman Oliver. Married at Hies and civilian employesi Reno, Nev., Sept. 21, 1940. De-ioverseas. Isertion charged. Plaintiff asks' In the 1962 elections, there custody of minor child. I were 3.6 million persons entit- Clvrip J. vs. Esther M a e led to use absentee ballots but Fackrell. Married Nov. 27, 1962J less than one-quarter of that'andDetic ' ";;; Plaintiff asks annulment on numrwr voted. The Soulh half of Ihe Norlheast uuarter ( 5E VjNE 'A and the Southeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter (SEV-iNWi) of Section 36, Township 22 Soulh, Range 5 West of the Willamette Meridian in Douglas County, Oregon. PARCEL NO. 4 Beginning at Ihe Northwest Corner ot Section 30, Township 22 South, Range 4 West ot the Willamette Meridian; run thence South along the West line of said section 30, 270,9 feet; thence North 50 degrees OS' east 348.1 feel to the Westerly right of way boundary of the Coun ty Road; run thence along said right of way boundary Norlh 35 de crees 48' West 43.0 feet to the North line ol said Section 30; run thence atong said North line of said Section 257.3 feet to the place of beginning. In Douglas County. Oregon. PARCEL NO. 5 E2t ol the Northeast Quarler (E'iNE'i) and the East half of the Southeast Quarter ( EVaSE U) of Section 25, Township 22 South Range 5 West of Willamette Meri dian, Douglas County, Oregon. EXCEPTING THEREFROM that certain property conveyed to OB RAY TURPIN and ESTHER E. TURPIN, husband and wife, by wmj inuToeg UCTODCr 17, 1?42, in ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIOS Sealed bids In duplicate for the con struction of an addition of tha Sulherlin Senior High School, Sutherlin, Oregon for School District 130-C, Douglas County, win be received by Mr. A. L. Loerts, District Clerk, at Ihe District Oflice At 110 E. Central Street, Sulher lin, Oregon until 8:00 P.M., Pacific Standard Time, November 5, 1963. The plans, specifications and other con tract documents may be examined and copies thereof mav be obtained at tha office of Payne and SI ruble, A. I. A., Ar chitects, 1005 East Main Street, Med ford, Oregon, and from the Office of ihe ulst-lct Clerk et sutherlin, Oregon. A deposit of S25.00 per set of drawings and specifications will be required. Any Ditiacr upon returning mi set r. oniony witl be refunded his deposit and any non-bidder upon returning his set will bo refunded one-halt of his deposit. This protect involves the construction of a wood- frame structure ol approxi mately 4,740 square feet. All classifications will be covered under ine oenerai correct proposal. Attention is called to the bidders Pre- quA lit leal ion requirements of Sections 279.010 to 279.026, Inclusive, Oregon Re vised Statutes, which must be filed with the Clerk 10 days before dale for open ing of bids end for which forms may be obtained at the olt'-e of Ihe Architect. A base bid and two alternates ere re quired. All proposals must be accom panied oy a certified check, cashier's check, or bid bond made payable to School District 130-C In an amount ol not less than 5 of Ihe bid. The successful bidder will be required to furnish a faithful performance bond tn full amount of the contract price tn accordance with Oregon Revised Statute 27.510. The successful bidder shall carry Work men's Compensation Insurance protect ing his employees, and will be required to carry public Liability insurance cov ering himself, his employees, also School District 130-C, Its officers, agents and employees lo the minimum amount of 150,000 for lnurie$ to one person and si 00,000 minimum for one accident. He shall carry property damage insur ance in e minimum amount of $50,000 witn a broad contractor's form of en- g rounds that at the time of oorsemenl attached, protecting himself. and notice is hereby alven ituf l uviii'n. niiir. nni. . n 1rdVi0' NovemDr' ' 10 tuch insurance policies shall have en- o'clock A.M. Of Uld (lav Jit that (,, a- steps of the Douglas County Court House School District 130-C ot el least 10 days I I ii, i-. on uougias prior io cancellation ot any such in- thpir marriace defendant, un-i MONOCLES FOR "BINKV Irnnurn In nlaintiff haH a thn! 1 ftlMnftV ITPfTi t?Mi ! s'reet. in ,h clv ' Roseburg, Oregon, i surance. J u . u' pt.ri c t-. l7- ri . . , " " uc,ion 'r current lawful He shall file with the Board of Dfrec- living husband, LlVin S. Png-I Office flew tWO new monocles I0 of ,h """W States of America i tors of the School District evidence that more, from whom she had nev-jto Indonesia Monday to replaee's.i."'oeX,;V:i,ic".lnr3 V IT E i ff 'JSSSSAi't'S,!'''' er uecit uivuiteu. i-iauum aus ine une oruKen Dy lJI. "iJWKy ' JMJ-r,D' profrtrir or so muchiTha Board of Dlrtctors of School Dis- mat detenoant Be enjoined irom) Beck during the riots around!U7d m,,' mTniii' using t'.ie name of Fackrell, and the British Embassy in Jakarta ""1 accruing costs of levying of said that he be decreed owner of recently. The monocles vere'''S' Z' nlS iV "cSS'hS: iiuuscuuiu lurmsmiiKs uiiu Hum- aeni in ine emuassy 8 Uipiomal- ,K stku, 5neriit mobile, and that defendant beiic pouch. IRA Douglas County Oreoon Bttty Miller, Deputy trict 130-C. reserves the rioht to relect any or all bids and lo walva any In formalities. By OROEP OF THE BOARD Op DIRECTORS DOUGLAS COUN TY SCHOOL DISTRICT UK, SUTHERLIN, OREGON A. L. Losits, District Citric