Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, August 25, 1958, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, AUGUST 25. 1958 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE FIVE ' i 3 JIM BOB CULLEY, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Culley, Weed, is shown here with a target of his hunting ex periences in Alaska this summer. The sea lion hunt in Alaskan waters is expected to be only one of the many experiences to be related by the Weed eighth grader, who traveled alone by air to visit his uncle in Wrangell, Alaska. Jim Bob returned to his home this last weekend. Weed Press Photo Court Records KI.AMATH COUNTY DISTRICT COURT Mrlvin Chiloquin, assault with dan Kerous weapon, dismissed upon motion of district attorney. Robert Timothy Schroerler, fail itop t stop sign, $7.50 forfeited. Edward R. CoIp, improper safety chains. $20 forfeited. Edward R. Cole, overheight, $15 for feited. Eugene Ross Kay, axle overload, $29 forfeited. Duane Edward Haradon, axle over load. S3S forfeited. Harold James Parker, passing insuf ficient clearance, $10 forfeited. Marion Murray White, fail yield right of way, $7.50 forfeited. De Santis Rocco, violation basic rule, Slf forfeited. Loven David Marple, axle overload, $25 forfeited. Weston Darr Laughlin, axle over load. $20 forfeited. Bruce Leroy Durant, violation basic rule. $10. Douglas Knight Pence, indecent ex posure, 30 days Oregon State Hospital foi examination: to be returned for sentence; remanded to sheriff. Floyd David Linderman, violation basic rule, $12.50 forfeited. Evelyn Margaret Wilson, drunk on public highway, $250 forfeited. Dale Clinton Montgomery, violation basic rule, $25 forfeited. Roberta Jcanctte Flock, angling with out license, $20. Clarence Buck Froman, axle over load. $20 forfeited. Maxwell Strain Hargrove, fail itop at stop sign, $5. Ira Douglas Campbell, fail stop Bt lop sign. $5. Rose Marie Madderra, no muffler, $5. James Lynn Smith, improper muf flers. $5. William Clarence Bailey Jr., fail dis play license, $7.50. George Jesus Jara, fail stop at Itop sign, $5. Leslie Reginato, violation basic rule, $7.50. Florence Olive Harbin, fail yield right of way, $5. KLAMATH COUNTY DISTRICT COURT Glen Hatch, forgery, asked to waive preliminary hearing; ordered tield to grand jury; bond set at $2,500; re manded to sheriff. William Howard Clark, driving while Intoxicated, 30 days county jail and $2 fine and costs or 122 Va days in Lieu of fine; committed. Alan Ronald Clawson, violation ba de rule, $10. Aubrey Young, assault and battery, dismissed upon motion of district attorney. John Duane Cummings, assault and battery, dismissed upon motion oi dis trict attorney. R. E. Cox, assault and battery, dis missed upon motion of district at torney. Foy French, fail stop at stop sign $7.50 forfeited. Ernest Lee Waldow, tandem axle overload. $27 forfeited. Lawrence Leroy Gibbons, group axle overload. $5!i fortetted. Jay Mills Woodworth, violation basic rule. $7.50. George Jesus Jara, fall stop at stop ion. $7.50. Rush Leonard Long, fall yield right of way, $5. Kathleen Marie Moore, violation ba sic rule. $7.50. James David Hughes, vagrancy. $100. Rodney Richard Lyon, vagrancy, siu. A kopiah is a high-crowned brimlcss velvet hat that is the national headdress of Indonesia. Lakeview Lions Plan Breakfast LAKEVIEW - An old-fashioned pancake breakfast on the Safeway parking lot. Sunday, August 31, will be a new feature of the 1958 Fair and Roundup, according to Al Haslebacher, breakfast chair man. The menu includes pancakes. eggs and sausage, milk, coffee and juice, and will cost just one dollar per plate for adults and 75 cents for youngsters. Breakfast will be served from 7 a.m. until 12 noon. This event is sponsored by the Lakeview Lions Club as a money raising activity. All proceeds will be used in the Lions Club Youth Fund. Food has been donated by Bond Hrothers, Lakeview Cream ery, The Marketeria and Safeway. SAVE 530 o a Bel! & Howell ROBOMATIC IT'S THE MOST AMAZING SLIDE PROJECTOR EVER BUILT! 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PrtEf.liiJ.TBOY OPEN FRIDAYS TILL 9 P.M. MAIN FLOOR Rummage! It's been a long time since we've had a real o I d fashioned rummaqe event . , But here's one now with summer items, soiled items, odds and ends. Rock bottom prices on things you can use but we don't want any more. The first custo mers qet the best "scramblin". Shop early ... on sale at 9:30 Tuesday morning. Rummage! MAIN FLOOR 111 II PENNEY'S SPECIAL BUY IN ORLON-WOOL PLAID Penney's brinqs you smart 65 Orion. 35 wool plaids. They're reversible! They hand-wash, drip-dry. Pleats in place! Rich color combinations. Sizes 10 to - SAVE! PREMIUM BOY 6 $500 SHOP PENNEY'S . . . You'll live better. you'll save! SECOND FLOOR l88 29-36 SAVE BIG ON FAVORITE PENNEY SPORT SHIRTS! See Penney's carefree cotton prints and air-breathinq combed lenos! See elegant silk-touched "Nepokos" and frost-touched "Rakashans" from famous Dan River. 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