16 A. MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon, Sunday, October 5, 1958
SAMS VALLEY
Soldier Home on Leave
By MRS. CLYDE KELL
Sams Valley Army Pvt.
Jerry Sanderson arrived in
southern Oregon Sept. 27 from
Ft. Ord, Calif., where he com
pleted his eight-week basic
training. He will be a guest
in the home of his parents,
Temporary Repairs
Made at Library
With the completion of tem
porary repairs to the floor the
junior department of the
Medford Public library will
be ready for reopening in its
own quarters on Monday,
Oct. 6.
Opening hours will be from
1:30 until 5:30 p.m. Monday
through Friday, and from 10
a.m. until 5:30 p.m. on Satur
days. The children's room will
also be kept open as formerly
on Tuesdays from 6:30 until
9 p.m. so families may visit
the library together on the li
brary's "family night."
Visitors to the junior room
will be assisted by Mrs. Cyn
thia McKay and Miss Rose
mary Stevenson.
A permanent solution to the
library's floor problem will -be
postponed until the next fiscal
year.
Court Records
DISTRICT COURT
Ruth L. Watkins, no operator's
license. S6. '
Robert O. Bums, failure to yield
the right of way. $15.
Harry C. Smead, overload. $205.
Rov Merrit Simmons, impeding
traffic. $10.
Lloyd -M. Miles, violation of ba
sic rule, $15.
Larry K. Pennell, violation of ba
le rule, $15. -
Jerry P. Snider, overwidth, $15.
Lynn M. Offord, no operator's li
cense. $10.
Leland M. Charley, no rear view
vision, $6.
Juanita M. Keith, failure to make
traffic stop. $10.
uien j. waiter, one mua guara,
$10.
Allen C. Bell, failure to operate
on the right side of the highway,
$10.
John D. Hearn. no operator's li
cense. $10.
Jessie C. Snow, no operator's li
cense. $55.
Marvin L. Terry, failure to make
traffic stop. $10.
William F. Darley Jr., overload,
89.
Carol G. Dusenbury, imperfect
lights. $6.
Howard L. Kusel. overload. $62.
Richard E. Cox, no operator's li
cense, $6.
Robert B. Hunnicutt, route 2.
Jacksonville, drunk on public
highway. S30.
Dennis W. Dwyer, no operator's
license, S6.
Francis C. Blankenship, over
load, S53.
Ernest W. Hinkle, truck speed
Ins. $15.
Charles N. Fletcher, overwidth,
$15.
Virgil O. Anderson, failure to
make traffic stop. $10.
Joan W. Malson, no turn signal,
$6. ;
Trodis E. Moore, driving while
In the embrace of another. $6.
Dorothy Hollis, no operator's li
cense, $10.
Paul D. Klein, defective clear
ance lights. $6.
George F. Bell, overload, $149.
Augustine Lewis, overload, $47
Thomas H. McCorley, no opera
tor's license, $10.
David D. Legg. overload. $370.
Ralph Lacy, overwidth, $15.
CIRCUIT COURT
Celestia C. McVey vs. Walter R.
McVey, divorce decree.
Jean Dickeson vs. Arthur Dicke
on. divorce decree.
Verna Marie Baker vs. Raymond
Allen Baker, divorce decree.
Harriet Ruth Speare vs. Walter
Richard Speare Jr., divorce com
plaint. Aletha Abbott vs. Carlton Ab
bott, divorce complaint.
Adeline L. Wacker vs. Erick E.
Wacker. divorce complaint.
Agnes B. Gray vs. Thomas Mor
ton Gray, divorce complaint.
Paul Norman Smallwood vs. Tina
Smallwod. divorce decree.
.Gary A Denzer vs. Jeanne F.
Denzer, divorce decree.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS
William G. Frohnmayer. and
Susan Veronica Johnston, both of
Medford.
Paul Royce Cratty, Medford. and
Wilda Winningham, Prospect.
Pleasant Norman Aldredge and
Margaret Blanch Snell Davis, both
of Medford.
Dale Elbert Bigham. Eagle Point,
and Barbara Jean Lindfors, Med
ford j
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Sanderson,
in Sams Valley until Oct. 9,
when he will leave for Ft.
Benjamin Harrison, Ind., to
begin a four months training
in stenography school.
He was among seniors grad
uating from Crater High
school in Central Point last
June. Prior to his enlistment
he served for five months
with the Army reserve unit
in Medford.
Jerry said that while in Ft.
Ord he talked with four for
mer Central Point youths who
also were among his graduat
ing class at Crater. They are
taking basic training at Ft.
Ord. They are Jim Clough,
Donald Savage, Loren Geb
hard, and Bill Moore.
Mrs. V. H. Croxton and
daughter, Miss Alice Croxton,
have returned to their home
in Sams Valley following
three weeks in California.
Mrs. Croxton was a guest in
the home of her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
James Strickland, San Luis
Obispo. The Stricklands are
the parents of a son. Joel Da
vid, born Aug. 29. He is the
Croxton's third grandson. Mrs.
Strickland is the former Miss
Gloria Croxton. Her husband
is a student at California Insti
tute of Technology.
Miss Alice Croxton visited
in the Bay area, and was a
guest of Mrs. Marian Tish,
who is well-known in the
Sams Valley area.
The Rev. John Roelfs and
son, Paul, of Medford, were
dinner guests in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Gribble,
Fifth ave., Gold Hill, Tuesday
evening, Sept. 30. Mr. Roelfs
is pastor of the Sams Valley
Community church in Sams
Valley. Prior to the dinner,
the Roelfs were calling on
friends in Sams Valley.
The stegosaurus, a prehis
toric dinosaur, was 30 feet
long and had a heavily armed
body and tiny head.
High blood pressure occurs
three times as often in over
weight persons as in those of
normal weight or less.
New Jersey was divided into
two colonies, West Jersey and
East Jersey, in 1676 and re
mained so until 1702.
OLP "FASHIONED
especially when used with
the Ashley downdroft thermo
stat controlled wood heater.
Ashley gives 24-hour cleaner
heat with "no fires to build
on cold mornings." Remember,
Ashley means MORE HEAT.
Repair Parts and Service
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1948 Pacific Hiway, North
SP 3-3160 MEDFORD
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8:05 to 9:00 p.m.
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apart. Tune one to KMED, 1440, and
the other to KYJC, 1230. Sit approxi
mately 10 feet in front of the two"
radios.
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