Pasco Resident Visits Drain For Holiday With Parents
Brown's Aid
Wins Praise
It's Your Law
jMon., Dec. 16, 1963 The Newt-Review, Page 13
Film About Christine Keeler
Is Panned By Danish Critic
By JO CARLILE jert. visited Thanksgiving week her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Grant at the Jim Carlile home. Jim-j
v v wwv, n Hsu.,1111 li asiiiiiiuii iiiui i:it-iiu& in li'v.iiriiiarK. line iiu ruxnir i jruit ncniiii-i aaaa
spent the holidays in Drain vis- Seattle, Tacoma and Kennc Kay Hall of La Grande, for-ipanied their uncle and aunt EfAlM Sftlftn
iting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.i wick. ;mer resident here, recently vis-home for the weekend. iB tlUIUII
Francis Yoder. j Portland Folks Visit iited her cousin Alice Seaton. I Bud and LaVelle Hargan vis-
Parks Havo Guastl t.- l vA rl..i. 1- r,,l Vn Milo llntr-hinc'ifwt nver thn vvooL-onH vith Ihoir! " AoHI.Mil 0! (Url) Sen
Holiday guests at t h e home, and son of Portland visited Sat-and family of Bend, former parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maurine B- Neuberger. D-Ore.,j
nf Mr. and Mrs. Archie Parks nrrfjv t tha hr. r ii- ami! rirain rAsirionis visited hero H.irpun nhn nn visitins m iho P r a 1 s e d Gov. Edmund G.
were Maude Alford and Annie'Mrs." R. S. SDaldine lover the weekend. 'home of Mr. and Mrs. D. CJBrown 01 California for taking Rights," consisting of the first Panned a film about Christine
Berdett of Kostuurg; Mrs. Jack Linda McCormack of Portlandl Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Tuerman Hargan at Scio. ' step in
Swearingen, Redmond: Joe Ber-visited recentlv at the home of of Portland 'were recent guests Mr. and Mrs. Bud Manninlslate study of the effects of .constitution, all adopted at one
dijtt of Joseph; Mr. and Mrs.' ' iand family were holiday guestsismokin8 on health. (time in 1791, specifies in some
David bweavingen and family of fmmmmm lat the home of Mr. and Mrs. 1116 governor has once againidetail a number o.' basic civil
Bill Ross at Grants Pass. placed California in the van-!"Bhts of the individual citizen.
Mr. and "Irs. Edwin Karn. 'guard of public health respon-jt-'naltcrcd by subsequent amend
Jerry Hopkins and Bill Hill, alllsibility,'' Mrs. Neuberger said, nients and jealously guarded by
of Boise.. Idaho, were holidayl Brown this week directed a'our courts, these privileges
mm
.'lidras; and Mr. and Mrs. Mar
in Burdett and family and
John Bhoades.
Ir. and Mrs. David Owen of
..Kinmouth and Richard Owen
of Bremerton, Wash, were week
end guests at the home of their
rand mother, Mrs. A. A. Sand-
liO.
Mike. Blomberg, student at
College of Idaho at Caldwell.
spent the holidays visiting his anv more than I do, but 1 do
parents. itrv to temoer mv no-trumn bids
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Mor-!.v!ti iiiHempnt l.nne evnerience
lis and family and Mildred Oh-has taugnt lne ,uat no one
lemchcr and daughter of Sun-shoul(l hurry t0 bid no.trump un.
nyvale, Calif., were rriday vis-iless nis hand ca)ls for it Un.
tors at tnc Paul l.aKe nomc.w vour hand does call for a
and visited other friends in thej
Drain area over the weekend.!
Holiday visitors at the home.
of Mr. and Mrs. William Cellers
were Atom colters 01 Mount
B.ake Terrace, Wash., and Mr,
Hand Must Be
No-Trump Type
By OSWALD JACOBY
- - (Written For NEA) : :
No one likes to bid no-trump' I played with a strange part-
With December IS being ob-i
served as "Bill of Rights Day"j I
tnrougnout the land, many per-:
sons should be thinking about!
what this important "docu
ment" means to them. . COPENHAGEN, Denmarkfind the likes of scenical hein.
The American "Bill ofi(l:pi D n i s h critics. Icssness." he said.
Joergen Steeelman in the
ordering a lO amendments to our federal Kee,er- the call girl whoso af- Berlingske Tidende said the
lair witn a caoinet minister al- movie "toyed indecently" with
mosi toppiea me uruisn gov-events.
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and Mrs. Jack Thompson and
tons and Marjoric Larson and
Jlair.ily of Port Orchard, Wash.
Mrs. Ira Wright and son, Rob-
Tonight
"DIAMOND HEAD'
Charlton Heston
Yvetre Mimieux
1 George Chakiris
France Nuyen
James Darren
Open Every Nite
Except Wednesday
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WEST EAST
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North East South West
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guests at the home of Karn's state advisory committee to de-son-in-law
and daughter, . Mr.ivelop an "education program"
and Mrs. Forrest Johnson. Mr.lto protect the health of Califor
and Mrs.' Chuck Johnson andjnians against cigarette smoking,
family of Vancouver joined thei Mrs. Neuberger, who has car-
cii-min nn Thrinlr cait-i net Thn1.. j
.....s. . , o.rlTO on a campaign to point up
guests spent the weekend at the I Xvhal she contends aro the
coast' proven hazards of smoking, said
Californians Visit Hart (she believed Brown was the
Recent holiday guests at the 'first governor to take such a
home of Mr. and Mrs. Charlesistep.
must still be respected by our
governing bodies today.
Blosser were Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Mattin and daughters and Earn
est Mattm of Ft. Ord, Calif,
"It is a giant step," she said.
The Oregon Democrat said
eminent.
Comments ranged from
"naive" to "boring and stilted."
The movie, "The Christine
Keeler Affair." opened Friday
in two Copenhagen theaters.
John Barrymnre Jr. plays Dr.
Among the most familiar ot,??"' -f- u . , !
our constitutional guarantees k,K ,V "'' """i
are those relating to freedom of ,,""", ,T m . P S XM
reliL.mi ,.,h r .i.i21-e!r-old redhead.
religion.
press. The same article protects
the right of peaceable assem
bly and the privilege of peti
tioning the government for re
dress of grievances.
Anouicr amendment secures
our persons, houses, papers and
Brown's aetinn w "dm nnrnieffocts against unreasonable
Mr. ana airs. rranK fitKin welcome" because it contrasted . . nps ana secures, and spe
bid of some number of no-trump
you should always try to find
another call.
In a recent duplicate game
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ford were holiday guests of Mr. Medical Association. At thciand un,css .supported by oath
ami airs, uaie nicmuum. IPnrllanrt m t i n n... ima ur miirmaiion.
called for further
ncr who had the bad luck to
make several most unfortun
ate no-trump calls. Each one il
lustrated a good reason why
no-trump should not be bid and
each was properly punished.
Here is the first one. South
hart nn rnaenn In nin nvor p.afiL s auu tula, i jail i iinui.
one diamond. His re-double had and daughter of Salem and Dealjwith action taken last week ini?lflcs ,,llat no warrants shall
shown strength and 1 could belMarter and family of Port Or-p0rtland, Ore., by the Americanllss"c ulMn frob cause.
trusted to find another bid when
it became my turn. Once he
bid one no-trump I raised .him
to three. Vest opened a dia
mond and- my queen of dia
monds became of no value.
Eventually, South lost four di
amonds and a club and we were
down one trick.
Had I been declarer at no-
itrump there would" have been
no way to keep me from mak
ing nine tricks and I probably
would have made 10 or 11.
How could we get to three no
trump from my seat? Easy for
good players. South would pass:
tile one diamond call. I would
go to two clubs and now it
would be up to South to make
a really good bid! South should
bid two diamonds. This bid
would not really be a slam try,
but an invitation for me to bid
cither a major suit or some
number of no-trump. I would
bid two no-trump with my par-
Mr. and Mrs. Darrcll Martin,
and sons nnd his mother, Ma
ble Martin, visited from Wed
nesday until Sunday; at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Da
vis at Fresno, Calif. Mrs. J. A.
Campbell of Hurricane, Utah,
was also visiting at the Davis
'long-range
research" on- smoking rather
than taking a stand against it.
"The AMA refused to face the
need for a firm position and a
program of action on smoking
and surrendered instead to the
home. She is Mrs. Davis' anditmptalion to equivocate," Mrs,
Kaoie Martin's mother. .,.b, , ,
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sanders . '
and family. Vest Sanders and!
Maxine Cramer of Medford. en-ill C AnnAllltrar
joyed Thanksgiving dinner atiw "IHIUUIIvCa
the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. M.
Cramer in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. James Baily of
Willamina, Eva Springer of Sa
lem and Ronnie Guthrie of
Klamath Falls were holiday
guests at the Harry Guthrie
home.
tial diamond stopper and South
would raise to three.
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Q The bidding has been:
North East South West
1 A Pass ' 1 Pass
3 A Pass 3 A Pass
S. Pass ? . ,
You, South, hold:
AAJ43 VA5 4KQ74 A8 !
What do you do now?
. A Bid Ave hearts. There la
some possibility that your part
ner will have the stuff to go to
a (rand slam.
TODAY'S QUESTION
Instead of bidding five clubs
your partner bids three no
trump over your three spades.
What do you do now?
Answer Tomorrow
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Monday Oic. H, 193
INDIAN THEATRE Doors open 7 p.m
Show starts at 7:15. "Abbott & Costello
'Meet, the- Mommy" at 7:25 only, "It
Came from Outer Space" at 9 only.
"Bride 'ot Dracula" at io:?5 only
TRI CITY DRIVE-IN (Trl City) Closed
until Christmas Night
GRAND THEATRE (Sutherlln) "Dia
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INDIAN THEATRE Doors open at 7:30.
Curtain at 11:00 for Adults Only. "Sun
days nd Cybele" at 8:16 only.
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The Ideal Christmas Present
For The Entire Family!
A TV
Relatives Visit
Oakland Couple
By EDITH M. DUNN
Visitors in the home of the
Wirt II. Walleys at Oakland
over the Thanksgiving holidays
were Mr. and Mrs. Darrold D.
Hanna and three daughters of
Hoopa, Calif., and Mr. and
Mrs. John II. Walley and daugh
ter, of Crcswell.
Teach On Reservation
The Hannahs are presently
teaching on the Hoopa Indian
Reservation. He is an instruct
or in industrial arts and Mrs
Hanna, the .former. Sandra. Jana
Walley of Oakland, is teaching
in 'the grade school
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hand
have returned to their home in
Oakland after a visit with rela
tives in Washington. They were
overnight guests of Mrs. Carrie
Painter of Corvallis while on
the way. They spent a week
with their son and daughter-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. O. W,
Hand of Bremerton, and the
two families enjoyed a family
gathering at the home of the
O. W. Hand s son-in-law and
diughter, Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Hohnborn of Edmonds, Wash
Mr. and Mrs. Krnest Helm of
Albany were weekend guests of
Mr. and Mrs. James Archer
and attended the smorgasbord
given by Beta Pi of Epsilon Sig
ma Alpha Saturday night
Mrs. Edilh Moore of Brook
ings has been a guest of her
niece, Mrs. Fay Stearns, and
family.
Mrs. Mamie Pclzel, who has
ibeen ill, broke her hip recently
and is in Mercy Hospital in
Roseburg
I Vcril Martin, who recently
suffered a heart attack, is re
ported as being slightly improv
jed. Mr. and Mrs. Clcott of Port-
: i land visited recently with Mrs
Alta Howard.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hill and
id spent the holiday week
end with their son, Bob, and
his family at Tenino, Wash.
Oakland students who were
home from Oregon State Uni
vacation were Jim Archer Jr.,
Paul Hansen. Dennis Vaschc
A Alta
Si Mr
, Pavu
The Green School has an
nounced the date of Us annual
Christmas program for Thurs
day, Dec. 18, at 7:30 p.m. at
the school. The lower three
grades will take part with over
200 children performing, accord
ing to Mary Weikuin, corres
-- Roadman, Eddie Manning and Pnndcnt
Plan For Manned
Space Laboratory
WASHINGTON (UPO - The
United States announced plans
to launcn a manned or
biting laboratory into space in
1!)67 or early 1868. The program
will be under Air Force control.
Defense Secretary Robert S.
McNamara announced the proj
ect at a surprise news confer
ence. He also confirmed that
the Air Force's Dyna Soar
manned spacecraft project will
Do cancelled as of Dec. 15
Known as MOL the manned
orbiting laboratory will bo "the
size of a small housetrailcr."
McNamara said. It was de
scribed as an expanded effort
to learn the military usefulness
of men in space.
MaNamara drew a sharp dis
tinction between the Air Force
project and the Apollo moon'
landing program of the. civilian
space agency, the National Aer
onautics and Space Administra
tion. " .. .
.' He said NASA has no similar
project now underway. Its
manned space program is en
tirely related to putting men on
the moon.
"Ours is directly related to
potential military requirements
I emphasize potential, Mc
Namara said.
He said that by canceling the
Dyna Soar, which would havo
flown in 1805 or I960, and em
barking on the larger enterprise
the Pentagon would actually
save $100 million in military
space expenditures in the next
18 months.
This appeared to be largely
because the orbiting laboratory
would fly later and the heavy
expenditures thus would not
come so soon.
The MOL will be designed,
McNamara said, so that astro
nauts will be able to walk about
freely inside it without saacc
suits while orbiting 350 miles or
less above the earth for periods
of two to four weeks.
The critic of the newspaper
Politken said, "an almost
touching amateurism stamps
the film. The actors seem to be
trying to exceed one another in
want of talent."
The movie critic of the Lon
don Daily Express, who went to
Copenhagen to see the premi
ere, said "never before in mv
career as a critic hava I had
Bjoern Rasmussen. critic for to sit throueh such dull nnH
the newspaper Aktuelt, calledamateurlsh cinematic gar
the movie "Naive, devoid of:base."
The due process of law am
endment encompasses not one
but several guarantees. Every
American is secured against be
ing placed twice in legal jeo
pardy ior tne same offense
against teing compelled to be
a witness against himself in a
criminal case, and against hav
ing his privato property taken
tor puhlic uso without just compensation.
He is also secured acainst he-
ing tried for trial for a caoital
(death penalty) or other infam
ous crime, unless upon a pre
sentment or indictment of a
grand jury. And, of course, no
person may "io deprived of life,
nneny or property without ord
erly court procedures, on due
process of law.
The right to a sneedv and
public trial, by an imnarlial
jury, in the locality where the
crime was committed, tho right
to be informed of the nature
and cause of the .accusation,
and the right to compel attend
ance of defense witnesses and
to havo the assistance of de
fense counsel in all criminal
prosecutions arc secured bv an
other section of the "Bill of
Rights." Excessive bail and
fines, and cruel and unusual
punishments, are prohibited in
Amendment VIII.
The Tenth Amendment furth
er emphasizes the basic theory
oy providing: "The powers not
delegated to the United Slates
by tho Constitution, nor prohib
ited iy it to the States, are re
served to the States respective
ly, or to tne people. '
..Thus, that fundamental Phil
osophy expressed in tho Decla
ration of Independence, that
men arei endowed with certain
inalienable rights, ar.d that "to
secure these rights, govern
menis arc instituted among
n on, deriving their just powers
from the consent of the gov
erned," has been carried for
ward into the highest law of
our land.
(Oregon lawyers offer this
column as a public service.)
humor, but involuntarily comic
when trying to describe the
'dolce vita' of the ruling class
He said it avoided an honest
account of the romance be
tween Miss Xeclcr and British
War Secretary John Profumo
in an "oily, ingratiating, hypo
critical way."
"The actors are formidahly
tacking in talent, ably led bv
Yvonne Buckingham. She is
acting Christine and you will
have to search far and long to
Vital Statistics
Divorcj Dtcre
Carole J. from Curtis Dean
Byrd. Plaintiff awarded listed
household furnishings. Defend
ant awarded automobile and re
quired to pay obligations.
uydo J. vs. Esther Mae Fac-
krell. Decree of annulment en
tered. Plaintiff awarded inter
est of the parties in furniture
and automobile. Defendant's pri
or name of Esther Mao Prig-
more restored to her.
Sandra Sue vs. Billy W.
Blakcly. Decree of annulment
entered from marriage of May
14, 1963.
Betty Mae from Raymond
Ward Mitchell. Plaintiff award-
cd custody of their three mi
nor children and $50 monthly
support for each. Plaintiff also
awarded real property on Coun-!
ty Hoad No. 48, household fur.
nishings and 1959 automobile
Defendant awarded 1953
He said the dialogue was "ap
pallingly inept" and that Misi
Buckingham's "ineptitude" wai
more than matched by Barry
morc's "inadequate performance."
LEGAL
NOTirR OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tht
Circuit Court of Doualas County. Oregon.
hai tlxtd tha 241 h day of December,
ivw, ai ma nour ot 10:00 o'ciock a.m..
ai the time, In Circuit Courtroom "A"
of tht Douglai County Courthouse. Rose
burg. Oregon, as tht plact tor hearing
objections, If anv thera be, to the Final
Account of the Administratrix herein.
DATED and tint oubl ihtd tht 25th
day ol November, 1963.
Blanche elliott. Adminis
tratrix of tht Estatt ot GEORGE
F. BURNETT, deceased
NOTICE OF PINAL HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Tuesday, the 24th day of December,
1963, at 10 o'clock a.m. In Court Room
B, Court House, Rosebura, Oreoon. has
been fixed for time and place lor hear
Ing of obectlons, If any there be, to
the final account filed by tht under
signed in tht matter ol tht tstatt of
Richard Hull West, deceased.
Daled and first oub shed this 2Mh
day ol November, 1963.
MARILYN DUNCAN, Admlnls
1 tratrlx of the Estate -of RICH
ARD HULL WEST, Deceased
NOTICE OF PINAL HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVfiN that
Tueiday, tht 7th day ot January, 1964,:
at 10:00 a.m. In the Circuit Court
room In the Coontv Courthouse In Rose
berg, Douglas County, Oregon has been
fixed tor lime end place tor hearing
of ob lections. If any there be, to tht
final account filed by the undersigned
In tht matter of the estate ol Louis
Lester Bell, Deceased.
Dated and first published tht 9th
day. of December, 1963.
LOUIS HILLMAN BELI .
Administrator of the Estatt of
LOUIS LESTER BELL,
Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tha
undersigned have been appointed Execu
tors of tho Estato and Last Will and
Testament of E. G. WHIPPLE (same
nn. person as Earnest Whipple and Earnest
ini..Mi nnri 1 1 . - Whipple), Deceased, by the Circuit
tomubilo and ordered to pay at- court ot the stmt of oreooo ior the
Glendale-Azalea
Leaders Needed
School At Green
Slates Program
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a.
Diana Calkins.
Pat and David Early, who
1 attend University of Oregon,
( 1 spent the holiday weekend with
V their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Hunter Early.
Local News
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PH. 673-6290
DOUGLAS CABLE TV
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Mr. and Mrs. AI May have
returned to their home here aft-j
er a vacation trip to California.
'F.-iThey spent Thanksgiving in San
Francisco with relatives, then
enjoyed places on the Southern
California coast, among them
Seal Beach where they visited
with Mr. and Mrs. N. Charles
W'allin, formerly of Roseburg.
On their return trip they stop
ped again In San Francisco to
see some of the shows, and
in Eureka, Calif., they saw Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Redmond, also
formerly of Roseburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Corcor
an and three daughters have ar
rived here from Parkwood,
to visit until after Christ-
ith Mrs. Corcoran' par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank X.
Muller. Mrs. Corcoran is Ihe
former Yvonne Muller of this
city.
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The title of the program is
"Once Upon a Christinas Eve.
It will be given in three parts
The first grades will present
"The Toy Shop;" the second
grades will perform a play,
"The Shoemaker and the
Elves;" and the third grades
will give a musical number en
titled "Christmas at the Shoe
i House." The numbers will In
elude choral speaking, singing,
dancing, and rhythms.
Teachers in charge of sec
lions arc Mrs. Ann Hitchman,
Mrs. Carolyn Boyce and Mrs,
Ann Whitlakcr, with all other
teachers as assistants. Calvin
Peterson is in charge of gen
eral arrangements, and Cloyd
Riffe will be musical assistant
The public is invited.
On Friday afternoon, the
room mothers will entertain all
Dy MRS. GERALD B. FOX
Mrs. Dean Swanson, chair
man of the Girl Scouts and
Brownies in the Glendalc and
Azalea area, has announced
that leaders for these groups
arc badly needed. Anyone in
Icrcstcd may call her or Mrs
Aivin Howard.
Birth Is Reported
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stack'
house have received word of
the birth of a son, James
Charles, born Nov. 22 to their
son and wife, SSgt, and Mrs.
James Stackhousc, at New-
burgh, N.V. Stackliou.se is sta
tioned at Stewart Air Force
Base. The new baby joins four
sisters.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry La l'rath
visited recently in Portland
with their son-in-law and daugh
tcr, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ma
lone.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ficher
have returned to their home in
Gardcna, Calif., following a
three week visit in Glendalc
with their son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Lang.
The Langs arc expecting their
daughter, Patricia, to arrive
from the University of Califor
nia in Berkeley for a week's
visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cooleylwi'ldlc'
have started construction of a
torncy fees and suit costs.
William H, from Frances El
len Whitson. Plaintiff awarded
custody of their three mi'
nor children, equity in property
listed as Lot 0, Block H,
wanes Addition to city of Rose
burg, household furnishings
and equity in 1902 cutomobilc.
Plaintiff to assume obligations.
Robert M. from Edna Ruth
Weakley. Defendant awarded
custody of minor child with
plaintiff to pay $75 monthly sup
port. Defendant also awarded
real property listed as Lot 1
Bioclt 8, Harbord Addition to
Riddle and she is required to
assume the balance due. Sho
also is awarded household fur
nishings and bank accounts
Plaintiff awarded 1902 nutoniO'
bile, with him to nay balance
due
Hex G. from Goldie I. Walk
er. Plaintiff awarded property
listed as Lot 4. Block 54 B. Rail
road Addition, Roseburg. Prop
erty settlement ratified.
Gladys Marie from Robert
Raymond Cunningham. Custody
of three minor children award
ed to plaintiff, with $150 month
ly for their support. Plaintiff
awarded 1050 station wagon and
household furnishings. Defend
ant awarded 1049 automobile
and he is required to make cer
tain mortgage payments. i
Divorce Suits Filtd
Dorothy May vs. James A.
Jclinek. Married at Stovenson,
Wash., May 3, 1957. Cruelty
charged. Plaintiff asks award of
household furnishings and 1949
automobile, with defendant to
have 1955 station wagon and re
quired to pay obligations, attor
ney foes and suit costs. She
asks that they be declared ten
ants in common to an undi
vided one-half interest in real
property located in Vander-
bosch Donation Lrnd Claim No.
47 in Township 30 south, Range
6 west, WM.
Michael vs. Betty F. Gwalt
ncy. Married at Roseburg May
2, 1959. Cruelty charged. Plain
tiff asks custody of their two
children be given to defend
ant and he will pay $40 monthly
for the support of each. He
asks award of two-door sedan.
Emory vs. Stella E. Arpin.
Married Oct. 31, 1940. Cruelty
charncd. Pluntitf offers defend
ant custody of minor child and
$75 monthly support.
Marriagt Licenses
Robert Harold Kiggins, Port
land, and Violet Fern Wilson,
County of Dougtai. All pertont having
claims against saia auaie ate nerany
notified to present the same duly veri
fied to tne Executors at si Lane, Drain,
Orenon, within six movns from the data
of this notice.
DATED this Hlh day of December.
H63.
JIM S. WHIPPLE
ERNEST JERRY WHIPPLE
BERNARD C. DAVIS
Executors
NOTICE OP ANNUAL
MEETING i
SUTHERLIN WATER CONTROL
DISTRICT
Notice Is given that the annual meet
ing of Ihe landowners of the Sutherlln
Waler Control District will be held at
Ihe office of the Soil Conservation serv
ice, Sutherlln Hotel Building, Sutherlln.
Oregon at o'clock p.m., December 30,
1963 for Ihe purpose of electing three
directors to serve for the ensuing one
year; three directors to serve for the
ensuing two vearsi and three directors
to serve tor the ensuing three years
and for fhe transaction of such other
business as shall come orooerlv before
the meeting.
By order of Board of Directors.
Kenneth Knechtel
Secretary
new home on their property
cast of Glendalc.
Word has been received ot
Ihe death in f.pringficld of Mrs.
Paul Duggin, a former local
resident.
James Lyons of Upper Cow
-j i rtveu i
: Wash., I
jfrvtnas wil
of the
at the annual ChrUtmaK par
ties, chool will close Friday,
Dec. 20. for Christmas vacation
and reconvene Jan. 2.
children of the chool!LrccK IS now ai nom "'"ow
ing recent surgery at sacred
Heart Hospital in Eugene.
Enjoying a recent family get
together at the D. I Broun
home in Grant Pass were Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Marriott and
family; Mr. and Mrs, Bill Kce-
rl...l.i.. . tt r'l il
Frye and son,
Mrs. Fred Brow
Pike, all of Glendalc. Iqua
If your Poper Hoi Not
Arrived By 6:15 P.M.
Dial 672-3321 Between
6 & 7 P.M.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE
STATE OP OREOON FOR DOUGLAS
COUNTY
SUMMONS ;
DIANA GALE PIPPEN. PanUH. vi.
JOHN PIPPEN. Defendant, Ct No.
27328 '
TO: John Plppn, abovt named de
fendanl:
IN THE NAME C THE STATE OF
OREGON: You aro hereby required to
appear and answer the complaint, filed
aoaintr vou in ihe above entitled Court
and cauie within four weeks of the data
of the first publication of this summons
and for want thereof, the plaintiff wilt
apply to the Court tor the relief prayed
tor In her complaint, a succinct state
men) of which It as follows:
For a decree dissolving forever the
bonds of matrimony heretofore and now
existing between plaintiff and .defendant
ana awaramg to piamiirr an absolute
divorce of and from ithe; defendant;
awarding to plaintiff at' "her sole and
separate properly, certain household fur
nishings, ooodi, utensils and appliances
owned by the parties! restoring to plain
tiff her maiden name of Diana Gale
Johnston i and for such other end further
relief as to tha Court may seem (uit
and equitable.
tms service of summons is pursuant
to tha order of the Honorable Don H.
Sanders, Judge of the above entitled
Court, requiring publication once a weeK
lor four successive weeks and requiring
your appearance ana answer as set lottn
herein.
Dale of first publication: December
16lh, 1943, . .,.
ARTHUR A. WILSON
Dernau & Wilson -Allorneys
for plaintiff
P.O. Box 906 1 ,
4S S. E. Kane Stmt
Roseburg, Oregon
AO V ERTI SEME N T POrHbToS
Sealed proposals tor the modifications
to the Municipal Swimming Pool, ad
dressed to the Mayor and City Council,
Roseburg, Oregon, win be received at
Ihe olllce of the City Recorder. Oiy
Hall, Roseburg, Oregon, until 7:00 P.M.,
Pacific Standard Tim, on the 9th day
of Jenuary, 1964, and then will be pub
licly opened and reed.
Tne work contemplates consists or
modifications to tha municipal swim
mlng pool Including providing new
diatomaceous filler; heating boiler; re
circulating and filter pumps, and appur
tenancesj new showers In the present
balh house; mlscelieneoui plumbing and
electrical work, and other incidental
work.
Plant and Specifications may bt ex
amined In the office of fhe City En
gineer, City Hall, Roseburg, Oregon. , or
at the office of Cornell, Howland, Hayes
K Merryfieid, Consulting Engineers, 1600
Western Avenue, Corvallis, Oregon. A
copy of said Documents may be obtained
at fhe Consulting Engineers office or. at
the Office of Ihe City Recorder, City
Hall, Roseburg, Oregon, on request upon
a deposit of Twenty-Five Dollars ($75,00)
for each Document. The full amount ot
ihe deposit will be refunded If said Docu
ments are returned In good condition
within fifteen (IS) days alter the award
of thj Contract.
Bidders must be prequallfled In ac
cordance with the law of Oregon.
Each proposal must be submitted on
the prescribed form and accompanied by
both certified check or bid bond executed
ion the prescribed form, payable to Ihe
City of Roseburg, Oregon, in an amount
ItlrhmH flu. Frfurl anH Knf. t than five percent (5S1 of
, . ' line amount bid.
ma Jean Balluff. both Rose-; in successful Bidder will be required
hui-o 'to furnish a bond for faithful perform-
. . lance of the Conlraet In tht full emeunt
jtonnic Lee Mwigei. wuour,.ot tha contract price
and Hazel Faye Fugate, huih
and
both
Ernest Lavern Bilger
Theo Ram una Golgert.
Camas Valley.
Ixiltoy Ray Russell, Spring
field, and Mary Ann Potter, both
Myrtle Creek.
Raymond Elliot Burton and
Virginia Lee Gaylor,
Roseburg
crlin.
iiiiiorti morion loopcr anut,
Lucille llcagle, both Roseburg,
Lloyd; Mr. and James Alton Clark, Oakland,
wn and Georgejand Peggy Marie Murphy. Ump
The riant It reserved to relect an or
alt proposals, to postpone the award of
tha Contract for' a period not to exceed
thirty ijaj davt and fo accept that pro
pouri vmch it to the best -Interests of
Ihe City of Roset-urovOreqon, ' .
Dated tmt sixteenth day of December,
I9t4r .-. , .
CITY OF ROSEBURG, OREQON
By Prances Jettison,
City Recorder