Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, February 03, 1960, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextHERALD ANT) NEWS. Klamath Tails. Ore. Wednesday. Feb. 3. 1060 PAGE SEVEN Y A RONNIE L. YBARRA, Ma rine private, son of Mrj. Edna M. Ybarra of 2607 Radcliffe Avenue, is sched uled to finish four weeks of combat training February 5 at Camp Pendleton. Court Records Child Born; Shocks Folks LOS AXGKLES AP The Richard Lewises' fourth child was a complete surprise even to Mrs Lewis, 32. Her husband, Capt. Richard Lewis of the Los Angeles lire de partment, said Monday: 'Ve were just sitting around the house Sun day when Ellen said, '1 feel like I'm going to have a bahy.' 1 thought she was kidding so 1 just grinned and said, 'That's fine go head.' " M 'I'm not fooling, she told me. And by golly, she wasn't!" Lewis teaches birth procedures to fire department emergency crews, but: "Things got kind of fuzzy at one point and I couldn't remember all the details. But finally the baby was born 7 pounds, 6'i ounces." Mrs. Lewis said she thought ncthing of her only indication of pregnancy the need to change Irom a size 14 dress to a 15. KLAMATH FAILS MUNICIPAL COIRT Marvin Tupper, drunk, (25 or five tfays. Earl Conahan, drunk, $25 or five dayi; KI.AMATH COl'NTY Wood row Lee, false application of Hunting license, aismisiea motion an trict attorney. - Sammie Roosevelt McKnight, no op Lester Harold Thompson, violation -basic rule, dismissed motion district iiorney. George Ed Gudewill, passing insuf Albert Earl Boyer, tandem axle Overload, S29 forteiiea. Michael Bud Wooley III, truck speed Richard Lee Schocn, tandem axle Averlnari S.'IX forfaited. Ramon Alvarado Moreno, tandem fixle overload, forfeited. Robert Lee Vagner, no operator's license, iu lorieueu. Lester Aryynn Laird, combination overload, $68 forfeited. Onis Dale Cannon, axle overload Roy Wayne Thietten, combination overload, $83 forfeited. Howard Ray Daniels, axle overload Richard Calvin Smith, driving while risht to apply lor operators .license . .1.. nn biiIIIv trial cL Feb. ruary S at 10:30 a.m.; released on own recognizance, Donald Dea Neuhaus, axle overload, $20 forfeited. Ronald James Betts, inadequate foot brakes, $7.50. Nelson James Benn, group axle overload, $27 forfeited. - Onis Dala Cannon, overlength, $20 lonrucu. John Andrew Short, violation basic rule. 97.50. Jimmy Wayne Burgess, violation basic rule, $12.50 forfeited. Sammie Roosevelt McKnight. no op orator's license, 30 days; committed William josepn reierson, no upcia tor's license, 20 days; committed. Harvey Lee Blevins, intoxicated upon public highway, $25 forfeited. James Robert Scott and Bruce D. Avers, petit larceny, Scott, 30 days; committed: Ay res. 30 days; commit-: ted. . Harry Buster George, no PUC per mit. $20. Robert Woodrow Wilson, violation basic rule, dismissed. Annabel!? Brown, intoxicated upon mi hi it- hiahway- $35 or six days, com mitted. Edward Francis Parker, fail atop at top sign, $5. fc William Everett Hale, overhclght, dismissed motion district attorney. Jack Ellsworth Burkett, violation basic rule, dismissed motion district attorney. a Archie Evertt Hamlin, truck speed ing, dismissed motion district ittor- BFrank Frederick Turnbow, petit lar ceny, dismissed; demurrer sustained; bail returned. John Edward Mathews, violation basic rule, $12.50. Thomas Oits Byfleld, obstructed rear vision, $5. George Edward Hays, violation bas ic ruie, iu. Lorraine Margaret Hanson, violation Basic ruie, iu. Phillip B. Hausken, combination overload, $33 forfeited. John E. Mathews, fail drive aingle lane. $7.50. Anthony Vega, no operator's license. $7.50. Louise Cruzen Weber, fail atop at Charles' Lee Roberts, fail Hop at top sign, $5. Samuel Stephen Dunn, violation bas te rule, $20. - Robin Melvin Hawkins, minor in pos session of liquor, enter plea of not guilty; trial wnnoui jury wi rcu.u ary 3 at 10 a.m.; released upon post lng $50 bail. Raymond Manila Retherford. per mil unlicensed minor to operate ve hide. $5 forfeited. Benjamin Franklin Lambert, viola 41. - U,i ml. 7 0 Nnrben Ruben Ottoman, violation basic rule. $12.50. Winona Mae Leonard, fall dim head- 11 -l. . . David Johnson Campbell, fail dis play license, aumissea. Howard Daniel Butner. driving while right to apply for operator s license is suspended. 10 aaya ana w uuc um costs or 39 days in lieu oi une; com mitted. jiL Donald Irving Klem, overwidlh, dis missed. , , Ila E. King, violation basic rule $-7.50. John Howard Jackson, violation bas- James William Bedford, fail atop at top sign. $5. Gene Paul Lawing. violation basic Winfield Scott Hancock Jr., fail step at stop sign, $5. Jack Allan Baxter, Violation basic yule, $7.50. -Fnrmnsa. 100 miles from the Chi tefe mainland, has an area of about 14,000 square miles and a population of about eignt mil lion. Shoe Shop Changes Hands Change in ownership of Bob's Shoe Repair Shop, 1019 Main Street, brought a new family to Klamath Falls. Recent owner Bob Gentry, traded shoe shops with Carl Gunnard Bjorsen, recent ly of Berkeley. Bjorsen, in business for several years, has changed the business name to Gunnard's Shoe Renew ing and will specialize in revitaliz ing footwear. He was accompanied to Klam ath Falls by his wife and 11-year-old daughter. The family is pres ently living at 1440 East Main Street. S&mmmM,1v-mmm,mmJ In I 'in m.ianJ MARTHA TUBACH TOBY SCHUH A FARE RIDE WYTHKVILLK, Va. (UP1) - Passengers on the Norfolk and .Vestern's main line bctwei-n Ro anoke and Bristol, Va., got clas sier accommodations than they bargained for Monday. A rock and earth slide had covered more than 500 yards of track. The passengers were shun ted around the slide by taxicab. 2 To Attend 4-H Conclave Two veteran 411 club members will represent Klamath County at a statewide "Know Your Slate Government" conference in Salem this week. Delegates arc Toby Schuh, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schuh, 40;i!l Shasta Way, and .Martha Tubach, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Tubach of Poe Valley. The three-day conference Thurs day through Saturday will concen trate on state goverment func tions. Speakers will include Secre tary of State Howell Appling, Sen ate President Walter Pearson, House Speaker Robert Duncan, State Treasurer Howard Belton, Supreme Court Chief Justice Wil liam McAllister, and Charles Spraguc, former governor, and publisher of the Salem Statesman. Robert Lincoln, son of Abraham Lincoln, was United States repre sentative to England from 1839 to 1893. During the conference Oregon's four delegates to a National 411 Club Conference in Washington D.C., will be selected. State conference meetings will be held in the House Chamber of the capitol. Toby, a junior at KUI1S. Is an eight-year 4-H member who has completed 19 projects. His princi pal interest is entomology, through which he has won a grand cham pionship and other state fair awards. Martha, a sophomore at Oregon State College, is a 12-year mem ber who has completed 31 projects. She attended a National 4-H Club Congress in 1957, a year she won ' People Read SPOT ADS you are the state clothing awards program. of a 4-H club at the Children's She presently is a junior leaderFarm Home near Corvallis. Bloody Mary If it's madejwith Vodka ask for the oldest name in Vodka ftCLSKA . VODKA & RtLSKA ...since 1721 bisis 80 PROOF. MADE FROM GRAIN BY I. RELSKY I CIE., HARTFORD, CONN. On The Record KI.AMATH FALLS BIRTHS HOYS DIIESSEN Born lo Mr. and Mrs. Christoffel Dliessen January 20 in Klamath Valley Hospital a 'boy, weigh ing 6 lbs., fil ozs. SHOEMAKER Born to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Glen Shoemaker January 29 In Klamath Valley Hospital a boy, weighing 6 lbs., 6'4 ozs. GEHRKE Born to Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Gehrke February 1 In Klam-J at Valley Hospital a boy, weighing 9 lbs.. S ozs. GREEN Born to Mr. and Mrs. Bil Iv Green February 1 In Klamath Val ley Hospital a boy, weighing 7 lbs., 4 ozs. . pt iflKF.TT Born to Mr. ana mrs. George Puckelt Jr. February 1 in Kiamain vaney nospuai a uu, wean ing 7 lbs.. 14la ozs. lilttl train Born to Mr. and Mrs. Den is Crain January 29 in Klamath Val ley Hospital a girl, weighing 7 lbs.. 13' a ozs. PATZKE Born to Mr. and Mrs. rai- rick Patzke January 31 in Klamath Valley Hospital a gin, wctgmng i ids., 3 07.S. PHELPS Born to Mr. ana win. mi ll Jn Phelos January 30 in Klamath Valley Hospital a girl, weighing 4 lbs.. 8'i ozs. 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