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MONDAY. APRIL 30. 1962 4-H News Buty Handt Rogue River Busy Hands 4 H club met at Mrs. Carl Dick's house recently. Miss Kirkland answered questions the girls and their mothers asked. After the busi ness meetinK Miss Kirkland judged muffins, cakes and bread baked by the girls. Refreshments were cakes the girls brought to be judged. Peggy Morrow, Reporter NO NEED TO HURRY New York -IUPH- Align prominently displayed at a tombstone manufacturing con cern offers this reminder: "Please drive carefully. We can wait." MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON Court Records MEDFORD MUNICIPAL COURT Christian Henry Olufsen. viola lion of basic rule, $10. Walter Allen Anderson, violation of basic rule. $10; violation of basic rule. $25. Agnes Wiley Biden. violation of basic rule. $10. Karen Elaine Paschke, violation of basic rule. $10. Billv Thomas Sir awn. violation of basic rule, $10. Richard Dean Barker, violation ' of basic rule. $10. Jasper Hubert McCarley, expired ; vehicle license, $R, Evelyn Marie Hogle, disobeyed traffic signal. $10. Howard William Pellham, dii- obeved traffic signal, $10. Marvel Bliss Yung, violation of basic rule. $10. Patrick Melvin McCormick, vio lation of basic rule. $23. Roy Lee Thompson, disobeyed traffic signal. $10. Ray Bostock. disobeyed atop sign. $10 Gloria Ellen Johnson, disobeyed top sign, $10. Louis D. Clayton, overtaking ve hicle on wrong side of road, $10. Chester 11. Wendt. violation of basic rule. $10. Elmer Eugene Ward, improper passing. $20 suspended. Henry William Li nd vail, follow ing too close. $25. John Joseph Murphy, expired vehicle license, $5. Arzella Caroyln Voight, violation of hasic rule, $25. Margie Ann Van Ortwick, viola tion of basic rule. $10. Jaealyn Langston, no operator's license in possession. $10. Jim Joe Hobbs, violation of ba sic rule, $10. Anna Belle Hall, disobeyed traf fic si mini 10. Elizabeth Ann Wood, improper right turn, $10. Raymond Bay Hiss Speer, dis nheved traffic sienal. $10. Paul R. Smith, violation of basic riilr Sin. David Ray Johnson, violation of basic rule, $25 suspended (.pro bation worn omen. Arlenen Ellaire Sanford, improp. er Inne usage. S10. Aria Ely Castillo, improper lane usage. $10. Eddie Eugene Radliff, failure to stop before entering a public street. ami. James Raymond Underbill, di. nhrvfrl ston si en. $10. Gordon Walter Hills, driving Vvrong way on one-way street. $10. Richard Everett Jordan, viola tion oi basic rule. $10. Adrian Leon Steele, disobeyed traffic signal. $10. Patricia Jean Dodge, disobeyed traliic signal, Mil. Myrna Lee De Lorme, disobeyed traffic signal. 51U. Harold Melvin SUckley. viola tlnn nl ViA-iir rule. $25. Pearl Elaine Sleeter, violation of basic rule. $10. Alice Vivian Hash, failure to yield right of way. $25. - John Earl Muller, violation of basic rule. $2.v , George H. Bell, failure to yield riohl nf WAV SV Jean Ann Ewing, violation of basic rule, $25 Lucy Mais' jp Undley, disobeyed traffic signal, $10. mornirT rOUPT Earl Elija Davis, operating while license susptimicu. iu. Richard James Wilson, violation Lola Montez Clark, permitting 'Beverly Mae Harlick, violation Gary Lee Keys, operating while license suspenuea. iu. Robert Ray Tnlbott, overload Acey Charles Weeks, no opera- xor s license, .-). John Franklin Zimmerlee, over load. $4ft. , Ronald Lee Claughton, overload Lloyd John McQuade. no flag on loan. iu Toney Eldred Funderburg, over loan. z.iu. . , . Jack Dee Mvera, overheight load. in. ..D,..iHK cm John Alfred Braach, violation of -basic rule, Richard Melvin Korner, no Georgp Thomas Dunphy, over- loan, Barney Oliii Jeane, obstructed vision. iu. lie utility commission permit. $100. A incri iJlglOW DUICS, UVWiuiu Walter George Reynolds, over load. S25 50. Constance Faye Reed, violation of haste rule. $25. Gerald Lucas Chow, failure to display public utility commission permit. S25. Alhert James Givens, violation of basic rule, $10. Murrav James Winbolt, violation Oi nasic ruie. iu. Ronald Lee Kuche. no muffler Charles Kay South, violation of naMc rule, .v Roland Frank Wing, overload Morris Marion Jones, overload. Dean Louis Bush Jr., no tail light. 510. Dwain Allen Richardson, m chnuflrur's license. $5. Russell Skiller. overwidth, $15. rinj'i'iT rol'DT Glenn C. Rodenmayer vs. Lois Lo- rine Rodenmayer. divorce accree Barbara Janet msnaw .Miner vs Ra!f Alan Miller, divorce decree DaLy M. Lusk vs. Leslie E. Lusk divorce decree. Eloise M. Oswald vs. Charles B Mary' Hemingway vs. Clifford Shirley Mane Crews vs. Forrest rranK Lrews, divorce oerrw. Lucille Evelyn Cook vs. Robert D Cook, divorce decree. Russell Wavne Boat vs. Ruby Alsiiam E Ssranto vs. John E cranio, divorce amre. Alice Elaine Riegel vs Richard nirpci. oivoiie r.... Mary Ann Athanss vs Alvin Cecil Ainanas. divorce oeirrt Madeleine V. Johnson vs. Folke a jonmon. divorce decree. M IRRIAOF LICENSE AI'PI It' ATIONS Larrv Lee Panchke, 33 Neil Crr'k rd AhUnd. and Mary Ann Bnrc .142 Fsirview st . Aniana Dvirt Le Pitu fifi Pittview T'i Central Pint. and Karen Fran. cp vn Dk. 2170 Barneu ra Mfdfnrd I urrrre Fdward Pruett. and 3- :e Wa:t Pruett, both of Proa- R.inaM U'arrrn Lndtrrrv Crtr .m: Or and Rrnet Adelt Shel ve, Yreka, Calif. the FTC tTJ The u-s- odd Jacksoim Cymry The Freedom Bond Drive is here! It brings you and all Americans one of the timely answers to an important question: "What can J do to defend freedom today?" The answer: Invest in freedom by buying U.S. Savings Bonds now. Each Bond is a share of freedom, a way to save money for your family's future that helps your country now. When you save money with U.S. Savings Bonds, you also help Uncle Sam guard your very right to spend it as you choose. 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