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SurnJiy. Jum JO. 19S7
HORNBROOK
farewell Dinner Is Held
m-f MRS. H. H. CHAPMAN
K'.rnrjrook A farewell din
ner for the Rev. ar.d Mrs. Lewis
Manning v.as givpn in the Fire
side room of the Mtthod.st
church Monday.
Mr. Manning has served the
HTnb.-ok church for eight
months, and is xoinz to Ft.
Eroeg. ThrouKh his efforts, the
merr.bership of the local church
has increased s'ichtly more than
100 per cent during his snort
time here.
A hymn sing and brief talks
by both Rev. and Mrs. Manning
followed the dinner.
The Mannings left Tuesday
morning for their new home via
Grants Pass and the Redwood
highway.
21 at the home of Mrs. Crys'al
DcShazer. Mrs. Genny Truliin
Eer held high score and Mrs.
Nancy Shopard placed second.
Others playing were Mrs. Mary
S'.inson, and Mrs. Alta C.-andail.
Mr. and Mr3. Marvin Sargent
and children of Grants Pass
were weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Dick Trullinger.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie David
son were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Thurman Turner June 20. The
Davidsons are Copco employees
at Prospect, Ore.
The Music club held their fi
nal meeting of the season Sat
urday, June 22. at the studio of
their teacher Mrs. Paul Greene.
Pupils attending the meeting
were from Hilt, Robert Latista
lot, David Sirnrnen, Paula East
man, Marcia Cavin, Pat Fox. Ju
rii h Fremd, and Marsha Sim-m---n;
from Hornbrook, Danny
Metzen, Penny Barnum, and
Linda and Lydia and Robert Lee.
Visitors were Mrs. Anne Lee and
Srotty Lee, Mrs. Lily Rosebush
and Allan, and Mary Metzen.
frizes were awarded for the
musical scrapbooks which the
youngsters have been compiling
during the past year, with first
prize going to Pat Fox, and with
Penny Barnum and Marcia Cav
in tying for second, while Dan
ny Metzen was awarded third
prize. Judges of the scrap books
were Mrs. Herb Dungen of Med
ford, Mrs. Henley Clawson and
Mrs. Harry Chapman. The reg
ular meetings of the club will
resume in the fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Winterhold
er and children of Propsect.
spent a day and a night visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Trullinger
and four sons. Mrs. Winterhold
er is a sister of Trullingers.
I Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mor
! rie Chappel and sons last week
I were Mrs. Letha Buck of Kansas
City, Mo., a grandmother of Mrs.
i Chappel, and Mr. H. E. Boyd and
! daughter of Kennewick, Wash,
i Mrs. Boyd is Mrs. Chappel's
i mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Schank of
Roseburg were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Stinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Marquis
and Mickle Murphy of Bend.
Ore., were recent guests of
Murphy's parents Mr. and Mrs.
Ken DcShazer.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Williams
and children, 'Skip," Patty, and
Mike, spent the weekend at
Shasta lake camping and boating.
Mn. Gladys Knott of Ashland
spent WednrstfQv visiting her
sister. Mrs. Pearl Grow, at the
Charles GreivS home, where
Mrs. Grow tffk; care of Greive's
mother. Mr Jlorrce Greive.
Having riinnjr ith them that
same day Phil Dozier.
The JriKg clubs) closed out
their pig o th$ summer last
week it the Auction club
meetina i Xuwilay sit the home
of MrsT Ctc Quigley where a
dessert luftt'ntnn preceding the
playing r3 Served to Mrs. Fred
Mills whe oofc high score, Mrs.
Kay KettlSwell who placed sec
ond, nj. Marshall Horn, Mrs.
Henley Clgwain, Mrs. Hattie
Holland of Bkersficld. Calif.,
Mrs. LurH Sinnerton. Mrs.
Lester an JIij Bertha
Bradle.
Bur-lfel resort on thf Klamath
river (u tit location of the fi
nal meeting of the Contract club
on Wednexdaf. Holding hih
score was Sirs. Hen'.ey Cison
whgje Mrs. Marshall Horn took
scond plac. Others pitying were
Mrs. Grace Quiqley, Mrs. Bertha
Bradley, Mrs. Frank Ohlund,
Mrs. Grace Quigley, Mrs. Bertha
tlewell and Mrs. Will Rogers of
Klamath River.
Word has been received here
that Mr. and Mrs. Thurman
Turner will be moving soon to
Klamath Falls where Turner has
been transfered by Copco.
Caravan Finds
Motorists Hostile
Boise W A band of hardy
pioneers backtracking along the
Old Oregon trail with a covered
wagon caravan said here Satur
! day what the modern trail lacks
in hostile Indians it makes up for
with hostile motorists.
The four-wagon caravan carry
ing three women and four men
ft Ocean Park, Wash., during
the last week in April and plans
to be in Washington, D.C., by
Thanksgiving.
The trip is being sponsored by
the Heritage Road Enterprises of
Ocean Park.
Jess Melvin, who sports the
heard, apparel and demeanor of
Buffalo Bill, is the caravan's ad
vance man. He said the group
has been making about 25 miles
per day since leaving Washing
ton. Trail boss Chuck Harmon, Cul
ver, Ore., said automobiles pre
sent the big hazard on the trail.
He said there have been no ac
cidents thus far in the trip but
there have been several narrow
escapes.
Harmon said some motorists
appeared to feel that they own
ed the highways.
The caravan will remain in
Boise for the Fourth of July cele
bration next week.
Other members of the covered
wagon crew are John Vrchota,
Madras. Ore., wagon master;
Janet Blanchard, Woodburn,
Ore.; Mona Nomer. Scott Aiills.
Ore.; and Sherrie Harmon Red
mond, Ore.; outriders; Jim
Gibbs, cook, Roger Kinggile,
Portland, and Lyle Drushella,
Scio, Ore., drivers.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Trullinger
and sons returned recently from
a nine day trip to Pasco, Wash.,
where they visited friends Mr.
and Mrs. John" Watkison and
sons. Watkison is a former op
erator with Copco at Klamath
Falls. Fn route home, the Trul
lingers came the coast route and
camped out each night.
Rhonda and Barry Ohlund,
children of Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Ohlund of Vreka, are visiting
at the home of their grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oh
lund. Mrs. Frank Ohlund was host
ess for the Sewing club from
Yreka at her home Monday.
Present were Mrs. Emma Ahl
gren and her sister. Mrs. Mabel
Harrison, Mrs. Ruth Ryder, Mrs.
Cora Heath. Mrs. "Hap" Thomas
and Mrs. Bert Orr, all of Yreka,
Mrs. Henry Fiock of the Little
Shasta rnad, and from Montague,
Airs. Hilda Cooley.
The Pinochle club met June
Court Records
MINKIPAJ, COVRT
Oscar A Men Shepnard. failure to
maintain lookout. Sin
Armano James Santdli. disobeying
traffic fijrnal. 55
Erford H. Pool, violation of basic
rule. $i0
Jerry M Bessonette. disobey ins
traftic tisnal, $.V
Larry Edwin Sundman, disobeying
stop sisn. $3.
Bobby L. Krom, no operator's lic
ense. Sio.
William Wakefield Murray, disobey
ing traitfic iicnal. $
Judv Ann Fauikerson. no instruc
tion permit, $10.
DISTRICT rOt'RT
Elmer Lee Gouker. Inadequate
brakes, $6
Harold Laverne Goutermont. mis
use of operators license. $30.
Sharon Waldo Chapman, overload.
$40
George Alfred Lewis, no turn sig
nal device. SIO.
Charles Wiley Spence. overIengt.li.
SI 5.
Jack My rick, overload. SI no.
Gerald Andrew Thompson. one
headlicht. $10. hail forfeited
Charles Leroy Kolkow. overload. $56.
Jack Joe digger, no operator s lic
ence. $10.
Earl Freeman Wallace, possession
of rierr in closed season. $105.
Erittf. Elizabeth Prince, tailure to
stOD tit stop sign. $10.
Stanley Cook, overload. $77.
ejIcriT roi'RT
Valetta J McCary (vg Heret J
McCary. divorce complaint
Mae E. Winn vs. M. C. Winn, divorce
complaint.
MARRIAGE I K ENHl)
APPLICATIONS
Delbert Lee Monroe, (9 P Alta t .
Medtord. and Donna T-ee Guches.
14fi4 Thomas rd Med ford.
Richard ERs-vorth Ward. Redlands.
Calif, and Barbara Doris Tooley, 623
Elkader. Ashland.
Gary Lee Brock. Merlin, and Flor
ence Jo Shorrs. Merlin.
Charles V. Dohry Jr.. 2482 Wight
man st. Ahland. and Doris Louise
Brazil". Clark. 535 Carol St . Ashland.
Jact Robert Mayo. South Gate,
Ci
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Gilhert Ivan Campfield. 2301 How
ard t . and Patricia Carol Sloper, 816
Broad st , Med ford.
Kenneth Hale Boyhearv South
Grape st.. Meaford. and Avadna Mae
Pe'frfn, l"ri South ivv st Med ford
David One Wisely. 72 West Jack
son st . Medford. and Theodora Joyce
Robertson. 7R7 Oak st.. Ashland.
William Cleve Hayes, box 836. Cen
tral Punt, and Ruth Ann Coggins.
box 1043. Medford.
House Approves Bill
For Lower Payments
Washington 'IP T h e House
Friday approved by voice vote a
compromise bill that would per
mit sharp reductions in down
payments required for FHA-in-sured
housing.
It also would authorize $1,
740,000,000 to spur home build
ing and slum clearance.
The bill, which now goes to
the Senate for final congression
al action, would allow the gov
ernment to cut S600 to SI, 000
from minimum down payments
now required on homes costing
S12.000 or more. On cheaper
homes, down payments could be
slashed more than 50 per cent.
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ahf , and Mane Bristow Wilren.
kzusa. Calif. w
Handcuffed Escapee,
Accomplice Seized
Portland ill" A handcuffed
boy, 16, who fied police custody
Tuesday, was apprehended
Thursday.
The youth told police he went
to the home of a friend where
the handcuffs were sawed off.
The friend, also a juvenile, was
taken into custody for assisting
an escapee. The 16-year-old had
been arrested for gambling with
dice Tuesday in Dawson park.
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