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o o o O O o o o Court Records MKDFOKD MUNICIPAL COURT pired plaUi, $6: violttion o( baiic rule, $11. Mary Nell Smith, no operator's license in poisesuon. n. Adalbert John Nti mover, viola tion of bailc rule, 911; excetilva none, o. Charles Philip Whit lock, disobey ad traffic sienal. Robert Eugene Frlck, violation of basic rule, $11. Jerry Wayne Kroun, no opera tors license in poasesilon, Leland Ray Chambers, excessive poise. $6. George Arthur Kalr, disobeyed traffic iifn. 40. Glenda Elizabeth Engstrand, no - operator a Jicense in possession, sn. Wilton Albert White, disobeyed traffic signal, 96. Clarence Duanne Corns tock, vio lation of basic rule, 911. Jack Maurice Shoemaker, inade quate equipment, Roland J, Schaecher, excessive poise, 6. Charles Henry Hoyt, no opera tor's license In poiictoion, $11. Jesse Frank Graham, no opera tor's license. $11. Henry Orland Waelty, 37, of hub tasi mrun si., anving wruie unaer ine muuence oi lnioxicat . ing liquor, $101. Jesse Frank Graham. 72. Jack aonvllle, driving while under the inuuence ot lnioxicaung liquor, 101. William Charles Warren, 13, of 735 Palm St., operating go-cart on puoiic aireet witnout license, norn, muffler or fenders. S6. Donald Francis Hawk, displayed expired plates, $3.50. Arthur Lyle Grlschkowiky, vio lation oi oaaic ruie, 911. Russell Lee Skov, excessive noise. S8. Nona Ruth Campbell, following 100 ciose, ail, Darrell L. Smylit, violation of basic rule, $11. Gerald Dwayne Green, displayed vxpirea p.pics, fa.au, i'homas William Harris, display ed exDired olates. S3.30. Michael Earl Nelson, displayed expired plates, $3.30. Martin Luther Vorheis, displayed expired piates, aj.ou. Joe Louis Cur to. no vehicle reg istration pi a tea displayed, $3.30. Doris Gareldine Capps, disobeyed traffic signal, $0. Richard Lee Hansen, excessive poise. $0. Sandra Joan Robinson, violation of basic rule, $11. Richard John Younss. no ve hicle registration plate displayed on rear, $2.50. Richard C. Swan, disobeyed traf fic signal, $11. Robert Francis Thrasher, Im proper passing, $3.30. ieroy no cert wuuancc, exces sive noise. $6. Orvillo Alvln Koch, disobeyed iraiiic signal, an. Charles Eugene Ahl, disobeyed traffic signal $11. Billie Jo Grear, no operator's li cense in possession, $11. Brian LeRoy Snoop, disobeyed traffic signal, $11. Jerry Neale Sides, failed to yield right of way, $20. Charlotte C. Maddux, disobeyed traffic signal, $11. Wesley Victor McArthur, dis obeyed traffic signal, $11, Cora Aileen Decker, disobeyed trotfic signal, $11, Leroy Edwaru Denny, displayed expired plates, $6. Jimmy Lee Twedell, violation of basic rule, $11. Anthony Brenton Miksche, dis played expired plates, $6. Ray Carl Anderson, violation basic rule, $11. Russell Raymond Zundel, dis obeyed traffic algn, $6. Ralph Hale, violation basic rule, U. DISTRICT COURT Barbara J. Talbut, failure to lOD.' B1U. Harvey R. Bolon, failure to yield the right of way, $19, Norman R. Brown, obstructed yision, $6. Gene R. Schwin, no operator's li cense, $10. Harold L. Grubb, no muffler, $0. Lee Roy Chastaln, dumping rub bish on public lands, $30. Ollie P. Gearhard, no operator's license, $10. David S, Mulr. violation of basic rule, fio. Norman E. Vocum, overhelght load, 91$. James A. Waldron, no emergency brake, 910. George A. Kaiser, failure to stop, io. Earl William Hobbs, fsilure to signal, $10. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MED FORD, ORE. THURSDAY, JU . I960 THTOSOAT. J OWE 3. 1M0 on D. Sellers, failure to stop. 10. Herman L. Bkerson, obstructed Vision. $10. Jack W. Little, overload. $125. Grant W. Davis, Improper horn, 910. v Louis S. Crommers, obstructed Vision, $8. Sol Icy L. Burnes. following too clone, $13. Ted M. Fosdel, failure to atop, 910. Bruce H. Bogaert, driving while encumbered, $ifl. Clifford L. Eckel, no tall light, 910. Peter Sekoyeff. passing with In sufficient clearance. Sis. Melvin L. Whiteside, violation of basic rule. 913. Ruben R. K. Nelson, failure to Stop, $10. Richard K, Halvoson, obstructed vision, $6. George I. Hall, Klamath Falls, Illegal possession of liquor, $30. Donna L, Berg, no operator's li cense. 910. Verlinia J. Doty, no headlights, tin. lvanett O. Silvenla, no operator license, $10. Gary D. Colley, no operator's license, 91U. Leo Cauke, passing with Insuf ficient clearance. 91B. Harold R. Kline, violation of basic rule, sis Ncals F. Harding, violation of basic rule. $19. John M. Root, violation of basic rule. sis. Leo E. Cellure, no vehicle li cense, iu. Charles D. Morris, overload, 933. Leonard L, Atkins, overload. 3 CO. Ralph F. Hawea, failure to dim lights, 97.30. Harlen L. Harmon, BOB Stewart eve., Illegal possession of liquor, 930; disorderly conduct, 93. Dennis W. Hammond, improper muffler, 913 and $13. Charles A. Katsenbach, failure to top, 910, CIRC I' IT COURT Albert C Puddy vs. Marlene Puddy, divorce decree. Hildexard Blenkush vs. Paul Blenkush, divorce complaint. MARH1AOF. LICENSE APPLICATIONS Freeman Otis Garrison, 204 Wil ton rd . Central Point, and Linda Rue Phillips, 403 DeBarr ave., Wed ford. Marvin Arnold Throne, route 1, box 103. Gold Hill, and Dorothy Joanne Warren, SprlngfleM, Ore. Cecil Wlnford Bailey, route 4. box 3MB. Medford. and Linda Marie Knapp, 704 Hamilton St., Medford. Larry Marsh Matirer, Cave Junc tion, and Phyllis Rae Fasel, Oak Sand, Ore, John Kiehn, Glendalc. Calif., and Allyn Carolyn Sherrlll, Wedder burn. Ore. Thomas jay potter, port 1 ana, ana Virginia May Munday, Grants Pass John Harold Greb, route 1, box US. Talent, and Brenda Carlene Bennett, 73 Clover lane, Medford Thomas Herbert Eldswlck, 139 North Main St.. Ashland, end Pa tricia Jenn Dallcy, 73 Garfield at-. Ashland. Thomas Leo Ferrell. 1213 Pine t., Klamath Falls, and Nancy Cora Lent?. 221S Orchand eve., Klam ath Falls. Dean Michael Wth, 471 Allison at , Ashlnnd. and Deanne Joy Mey ers, Grants Pass, Armanri Lee Olson, Klamath Falls, and Janice Rae Burkhart, Grants Pass, Richard D Glenn, 41M Table Rork rd., Medford, and Dwrnna Jo Costelio, Central Point, MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE MEDFORD, ORE. For happy, wholesome family meals, Shop Groceteria where you get quality plus savings! SIXTH & GRAPE. ..MEDFORD! Groceteria's FRESH PRODUCE . . . helps you plan good menus and saves you money every day of the week! Full flavored -Just right for stuffed celery sticks - So good these hot days! lfnte . SUMMER STORE HOURS OPEN Every Night Until 9:00 P.M. Including Sundays California APRICOTS 1i5 Perlett Seedless GRAPES A natural Coaler on a Hot Day! Top-O-The-Crop Cantaloupes C Enjoyably Luscious Four Siies to Choose From 'lllfll Sunkisr Extra Lge. LEMONS Cooling as a Mountain Breeze! Dozen WATERMELONS As you like 'em Natural, Cold, or Cold Cuts SNOBOY hI, Fresh Hawaiian PINEAPPLES Jumbo Si: Avg. 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CHEERIOS, 1012-oz. pkg. FROSTY-O'S, SVi-oz. pkg. COCOA PUFFS, 8V2-OZ. pkg. 3179' see Entir Gcnsral Mills mum KRAFT AY0fJJAI8E Reg. 69c quart quart.. A 5 Museum Visitors Come from Most States in Union ' Jacksonville-Visitors at the Jacksonville museum during the past year have come from every state in the union, ex cept Delaware, from Washing ton, D.C., and 32 foreign countries. A. total of 1,647 students have been shown through the museum in guided class tours. Many other groups also have visited it. Gifts and loans during the past year have been numerous and generous, museum offici als reported. They included records, photographs, tools, household items, clotlilng, In dian artifacts, mineral sped mens and military articles. OifS. Loans During May the museum re ceived clothing from Mrs. Lamoureux, doll head, Mrs-. Jane Bennett; Jacksonville brick and Indian gloves, Gor don C. Nicewood; all of Med lord; tools, W. S. Darby, Med ford; Lester Farlinger, Camp White, and E. J. Peterman, Florence; 'doll, Mrs. Harriet Vannatta, Ashland; photo graphs, Mrs. Ruth Klingle, Lake Creek, W.. P. Parker, Orovllle, Calif., and Marden Ross, Oakdale, Calif.; brass b u c k e t. I. N. DeLamater. Troutdale; scrapbooks, Mrs. Emily Wells Maise; Wlllits, Calif.; and flourescent mineral specimens, Mr; and Mrs. Her man Kreuger, Powell, Wyo. Major projects during the past year Included redecora tion of the gallery, Indian room, halls and large court room and construction of a room-length showcase in the Indian room. The upstairs uoor in the annex has been refinished. A total of 44.729 persona visited the museum during the year ending June l. 4-H NEWS Dmii Pegasus The fourth annual olav dav of the Eagle point Desert Pegasus 4-H club was held Sunday, June 8, at the Med ford fairgrounds. Winners were:-. . : Key hole race, Junior elate -Dale West, first; Glna Kram beal, second; , Leslie Kram beal, third; Peggy Ross, fourth; and. Skip Ackerman, fifth. Intermediate-Laura No ble, first; Vickl Caldwell, sec ond. Senior class-Ken Stew art, first; Barbara Kun, sec ond; Linda Gibson, third! Jerry Rodgers, fourth: - and Bennle Sutton, fifth. Scurry race, Junior -Glna Krambeal. tint: Dale WL second; Leslie Krambeal. third; Tom Perry, fourth: Skip Ackerman, fifth. Inter mediate-Laura Noble, . first: Jo Wood, second. Senior-Ken Stewart, first; Jerry Rodgers, second; Nancy Lusk, third; Bennle Sutton, fourth: and Jim Ackerman, fifth. Pole Bending, Junior-Dale West, first; Gina Krambeal, second; Leslie Krambeal, third; Tom Perry, fourth; e g g y Ross, fifth. Interme diate-Jo Wood, first; - Tony Johnson, second; Vlckl Cald well, third. Senior-Ken Stew art, first; Jim Ackerman, sec ond; Jerry Rodgers, third: Ramey Johnson, fourth; Benny Sutton, fifth. Texas Barrel, Junlor-Gina Krambeal, first;, Dale West, second; Leslie Krambeal, third; Peggy Ross, fourth; and Tommy Perry, fifth. Interme diate-Jo Wood, first; Laura Noble, second; and Vlckt Caldwell, third. Senior-Ken Stewart, first; Jim Ackerman, second; Jerry Rodgers, third; Ramey Johnson, fourth; Ben nie Sutton, fifth. Hands and seat class, under -Wlllle West, ; first; Alyce Krambeal, second; and Kathy Kun, third. mm West won the tro phy given by Mrs. James Dunn for the under class, Regina Krambeal and Dale West tied for the Junior tro phy given by Dick Gusty, and both girls will receive trophy. Laura Noble won the tro phy given by Norman Stinger for the Intermediate class. and Ken Stewart won the sen lor trophy given by Jim West. Desert Pegasus pre-falr 1 set for July SI in the Eagle Point area. The club expres sed thanks to Everett Gibson, Bernle Mathews, Vick Stew art, George Arnold, John No ble, Jim West and Walter Kun, who helped with the play day. The Big Y market provided a loud speaker. James Dunn is club leader. CIRCULATE FOR ADLAt Minneapolis Minn. - IBB - Advertising executive Mylee Spicer, chairman oi Minna sota "draft Stevenson" com mittee, said Wednesday more than 1,000 volunteers were circulating petitions through out the state calling for the Democratic presidential nom ination ot Adlal I, Stevenson. J) 5... , Q
