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o o o o o SUNDAY. JUNEP12. 19S9 Court Records DISTRICT COURT RoUnd D. Welburn, no motor ve-l hide license, 10. Edward W. Barnes, 868 Stewart ave., Medford, illegal possession tof intoxicating liquor. $30. Cherlye M. Adams, no operator's license, 110. Dale H. Applegate, Anaheim, Calif, driving while under the in fluence of intoxicating liquor, $255 James O. Bentson, failure to sig nal, 910. Donald B, Schalberg, failure to top, 10. John M. Francis, violation of ba aic rule, 915. Freddie E. Lusheria, obstructed Vision, t. James E, Palmer, no horn, $10. Robert R. Rafferty, overload, 9U5. Donald Z. Jenkins, racing, $55. Clifford A. Track, overload, $15. Bruce J. Manley, violation of ba sic rule, $5. Robert T. Lindsey, no operator's license, 920. Robert W. Adams, violation of basic rule, 915. Kenneth V. Warren, failure to top. 910. Albert W. Clark, no operator's li cense, $10. Wayne R. Martin, failure to stop, 910. Ross J. Foster, obstructed vision, 8. Clarence S. Miller, following too tlose. 915. Lynn R. Cheney, failure to stop, 910. James C. Atkins, throwing burn ins material on highway, $15. Nancy E. Akins, no operator's cense, 910. Ralph J. Creek, improper muf fler, $6. Robert Z, Lee Taylor, leaking load, 910. John Howard Jones, over-length. $15. Lloyd L. Askins, inadequate brakes, 910. Herman D. Higday, overwidth, 96. Elmer L. Driver, operating dur ing suspended period, $100. Antony KUmek, following too dose, $15. Tonl Miller, failure to yield right f way, $15. v Warren L, Gutcher, no brakes, 910. Robert L. Davison, overload, 9129. Jeanne R. Wilcox, failure to dim lights, $7.50. Nancy C. Dalton, no operator's license. $10. Oren C. Moulton, failure to dim lights, $7.50. Billy P. Taylor, no flag on end of load, $10. Eugene T. Thigpln, obstructed Vision, $6. Shirley S. Drysdale, failure to top. $10. Clifford E. Lewis, no muffler, 15. CIRCUIT COURT Harry Raymond Randleman Jr. vs. Patsy Laree Randleman, di vorce complaint.1 Darlene Mary House vs. James Gerald House, divorce complaint. Barbara J. Fleming vs. Loren L. Fleming, divorce decree. Barbara Ella Sctivner vs. Ray mond Birch Scrlvncr, divorce de cree. Faye Ownby vs. Henry Ernest Ownby, divorce decree. MAHltlAOK LICENSE APPLICATION Lawrence P. Hanks. Salino. Calif., find Belle DeSoza Kingsley. Dixon, Calif. Ronald J. McKenna, 104 Flor ence ave., Medford, and Mary Catherine Crumbach, 303 Portland ave., Medford. Elvis Dale Yow Jr., 428 Fair mount ave., Medford. and Kathryn Sue Spates, 229 North Bartlett St.. Medford. Lloyd Lavern Cottrell, 1809 Cloverlawn dr., and Billie Irene Tawne Cottrell, 500 East Star beck rd., both Grants Pass. Marvin Arnold Bohnert, route 1, box 60, Central Point, and Patricia Joanne Barber, 75 South Seventh at.. Central Point. Richard Louis Clark, 62S Park st., Medford, and Donna Lee Schulze, route 4. box 685. Roseburg. Wayne Oral Rose, 329 Chestnut st.. Medford. and Nada Marlene Roberts Haight, route 1, box 456, Central Point. Joseph Power Jewell, 748 West Fourth St.. Medford, and Starla Anne Trippett, 250 South F st., Lakeview. Court Signs Order To Buy Tractor The Jackson County court Friday afternoon signed a contract with Crater Lake Machinery to purchase a new Caterpillar tractor. Net price was $23,131. Overall price, including the $4,750 tradein, was $27,081. Crater Lake was lowest of three bidders. The county court also re newed a contract with Stacey and Watkins, accounting firm in Medford, for audit of coun ty books for the coming fiscal year. The county court also ap pointed Ned Mars, Ashland real estate man, to the county planning commission. Mars' appointment fills the unex pired term of John Weisbrod, Medford, who resigned. The term expires Dec. 31, 1962. Moonshine Favored 6 Woman Cook Miami, Fla. - A woman charged with possession of moonshine told Judge B. C. Willard she didn't keep it to drink or sell, but used it in stead of wine in cooking her meats. He suspended sentence, ad monishing her to alter her recipes. Rural Fire Area May Be Formed Phoenlx-A meeting on a proposed rural fire district fnr thn Phnpnlv ArpA will hp held at 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, June is, in ine rnoenix grade school gymnasium. A group of Phoenix citizens interested In forming the dis trict said a man from the atnta lira marshal's nffipfi will attend the meeting to explain the procedures in lorming a rural fire district arid how it will operate. Over 100 signatures appear on petitions favoring the dis trtnt formation, a sDokesman added. The district would ex tend northward to Houston rd. center line or to the south ern limit of the Medford rural fire district. Petitions will be circulated at Wednesday's meeting for registered voters and proper ty owners wimin ine pro nnioA rural fire district to sign. Twenty-five per cent of the residents, or 200 persons, must sign the petitions to be presented the county court. After the signatures are verified, the county court calls an election. Then a board of directors is elected. A full time fire chief is hired and a contract may be entered into mith th Phoenix volunteer fire department and addition al equipment oDtainea. TV-Hating Burglar Turns Gun on Set rVmmrrl N H. The on1!? real clue police had about the house-breaker was that ne ap peared to have a sharp dislike for television. Milton Mickelwait reported that he and his family re turned home from an over night trip and found some body had broken into their house and blasted their tele vision set apart with a shot gun. The Pentagon, with 6,000, 000 square feet of space, con tains 345 generals and admi rals, or 10 per acre, according to the Army-Navy-Air Force Register. PenneySI SHOP .MONDAY. 9:30 A.M. TO 9 P.M f v$ n ( ,198 u ' m fee? 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