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8 MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Friday, September 26, 1958 Dairy Foods Promotion Planned j Portland-l'Pl-Dairy farm-; crs from 47 states Thursday ! planned a national dairy foods j advertising and sales promo-! tion program with a budget of $5 million. They are attending the an-i nual American Dairy Associa-; tion executive . committee meeting here at the'Multno-j mah hotel. Most of the budget will be j invested in an advertising : program for milk. Lyman D. ! McKee of Madison, Wis., the group's president, said the program was the most com prehensive ever developed by j the ADA. ! Wiley Smith Not j To Appeal Decision j Portland-d'PD-Wiley Smith, j Multnomah county assessor. ' said Thursday he would not ; appeal to the State Supreme i Court a Circuit Court decision , removing his name from the November ballot as an inde pendent candidate to succeed himself. Smith said he lacked money for the appeal. Nominees, for the position are Joe Hawkins, Democrat, and Peter Welch, Republican. Court Records MUNICIPAL COURT William Munford Bean, transient,' vaqrancv. 1 day. Mae Crystal Schroeder, transient, drunk in public. S20. Judith Constance Shull, dis obeved traffic signal, $5. Barbara June Wagler. violation of basic rule, $10. Wilferd Robert tanning, dis obeyed traffic signal. S3. Stella Bundock. violation of ba sic rule. $10. Harold Dean Jones, no tail lights. $2.50 Walter Ray Wycoff, Jr., dis obeyed traffic signal. $5. George Michael Monroe, driving on learners permit, $10. Glenn F. WilUord, violation of baic rule, S5. Robert Harry Farnsworth, no Oregon driver's license, $10. Clyde Woodrow Ashinhurst, four riding in front seat, $2.50. Janice Ethyl Coggins, violation of basic rule. $10. David Dale Wissenback, dis obeyed red light, S5. John Harry Bunker, violation of basic rule, $10. Patricia L. Aldrich, disobeyed red light. $3. Jov Maxine Adreon, disobeyed red light. $5. Hildegard Antonia Pierce, dis obeyed yellow light, $3. Herbert Arthur Smith, disobeyed red light. $5 Kenneth Dean Rotan, violation of basic rule, $10. Leonard Martin Chestnut, viola tion of basic rule. $10. Sharon Lee Sakraida, disobeyed red light, $5. Robert J. Loucks, violation of basic rule, $10. Lillian Luella Wallace, disobeyed -stop sign, $5. William Eugene Brown, dis obeyed stop sign, $5. Chester Edward Brown, violation of basic rule. $10. Rudolph Herman Kamping, dis obeyed red light, $5. Ladonna Beer, disobeyed stop sign. $5. David Calvin Bechtel, violation of basic rule. $10. Otha Taft Turman, Jr., disobeyed red light, $3. Charles Edward Yell, violation of basic rule. $10. Edward Mae Albright, disobeyed stop sign, $3. Malcolm Hocken Clement, Jr., violation ot basic rule, $10. Robert Arthur Forbes, disobeyed red light. $5. Herbert Leonhard Hoser. dis obeved stop sign, $5. Ernest William Beer, violation of basic rule, $10. Richard Elwyn Hart, disobeyed red light. $3. La ira Marie Bennett, disobeyed red light. $3. James Wilford Hodgson, dis obeyed stop sign, $5. Robert Carl Miller, excessive tire noise. $10. William Robert Holmes, dis obeyed red light, $5. Ross Edward Bibey, excessive tire noise. S10. Edward Darrel Nienow. dis obeyed railroad crossing light. S5. Lawrence Abe Ryerson, violation of basic rule. $10. Charles Raymond Ellis, disobeyed red light, S3. Velma Alvina Peile, disobeyed red light, $3. William Simpson Richey, dis obeyed stop sign, $3. Ronald Ralph Casper, racing with another vehicle. $25. Joseph Glenn Parrack, violation of basic rule. $10. Deitis James McAnally, disobeyed red light. $5. Larry Samuel Howard, no opera tor's license in possession. S5. Charles Edward Marshall, viola tion of basic rule. $10. Robert Louis Otto, disobeyed red light. S5. Bruce Crowley Farmer, dis obeyed stop sign. $5. Justin Leon Wolfe, disobeyed stop .sign, $5. Shirley Ann Lake, failure to yield right of way. $10. Thomas Earl Manley, excessive exhaust noise. $10. Thomas Guy Lednicky, Jr., fail ure to yield right of way, S15. Noel William Rather. Camp White drunk in public. $15. Robert William Kimbrell, disr obeyed traffic signal. $5. Lawrence Dickenson Bragg, dis obeyed stop sign, S3. Robert Vernon Vestal, violation of basic rule, S10. Judith Ann Mason, no tail light. S2.50. Donald Cantrell, operating on wrong side of street. S3. Thomas Arthur Dwyer. Jr dis obeyed stop sign, $5. Joseph Mitchell Hanner. viola tion of basic rule. $10. Lloyd Bennett Nordwick. dis obeyed railroad crossing sign, $5. Marie Pierce, expired tabs. $5. Norbert Richard Schiezer, ex cessive tire noise. $10. Gary Wood Colton, violation of basic rule. $10. George Cummings Holberton, disobeyed right turn arrow, $5. Harold Wayne Bean, violation of basic rule. $10. Joe Oscar Killingsworth, dis obeyed red light, $5. DISTRICT COURT Theodore F. Botefur, no opera tor's license. $10. Delbert P. Cline, no operator's license, $5. Raymond B. Brown, overload, $74. Iva I. Badger, operating on wrong side, $15. Barbara J. Sample, no operator's license. S10. Clinton L. Calkins, no- mud guard. $10. Ken B. Fitzsimmons, overheight, $15. David W Hunter, overload, $117. Vilas V. Hastings, overload. $189. Cleo C. Eggs, overload, $35. CIRCUIT COURT Alva O. Silver vs. Mabel F. Sil ver, divorce complaint. draperies custom-made FREES! over 3,000 yds. of DECORATOR FABRICS made to sell for prices up to 4.98 yard o r . t -'-' It-1 Stainless Steel FLATWARE 24-piece set. Good qual ity. Service for 6. Serrated knives. SET OUR 48th YEAR plains scenics o o Truly a fabulous collection of colors, prints and plains-made to sell for much more! You're sure to find just the right fashion for your window at this amazing sale! o low price of yardage includes all labor charges ... Yes, for just 1 .78 yd. you get draperies, made to your exact speci-fications-any width, any length! Lining, if desired, Nonly 79c yd. o bring your window measurements Measure the outside dimensions of your window frames and the exact height of top of frame from floor if you wish floor length-allow 4-6 weeks for delivery, please , , . Special Price! 5. 00 jr' !jfi provincials o moderns 40-Piece Dinnerware Set by Tranquil-ware Service . ' ; for Eight Molded of Cymac--strong, lustrous and resistant to heat. Guarantee any piece becomes cracked, crazed, chipped or broken within one year is replaced without charge.' In yellow, azure blue, rose pink and sea green. 9 Regular 12.98 florals all one price USE YOUR DOWNTOWN CHARGE PLATE (in ; ' ' lenelian S- XT' . . 'ksJ t OYER 100 - J h u is Your COLOR COMBINATIONS Ash Trays and Candy Dishes $5 To $10 Values Sale 229 to 449 Magnificent imports from Venlci . . . txqui site handmade Murano Glass Ash Trays and Candy Dishes at over Vt off! Quaker Lace Tablecloths Save 40 on these Quaker Lace Table cloths. Wonderful Quaker quality lace in sizes 54"x72" to 72"x108" - very, slight irregularities in these fine cloths. ' , . 1 Choice! 1 STYLES AND Ml k ALL NEW Bought especially for our Anntvr $ary. Necklaces, earrings, bracelet , and pins, colored stones, beads. Sil ver and gold. Dressy and tailored.'. Lot Lot "WISH BOXED CHRISTMAS CARDS t Large assortment. Take advantage f ' this big saving. Stock up nowl P)Plt REG. 2.00 Box
