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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 30, 1960)
HKRALP AND NEWS. Kfomath PatK Ore Wrdncdav, M.ssvh 30. IfifiO ?AGE H A Of' 5' Klamath Man Takes Trip Overseas very jrietully, both o Usuors and to the f'mfed SUi?es wnith is he'p- tng geiteion-Sy to di'velop the coun oJhrrs abtMti th? hue nnvM pro-i?rtVs ed;stMiiti syMcjij. R, rou?e aiicr ipsvins icnmarfe i !fi J p m. Wednesday affd arriv ;ng in Ummpi's. Canada at S attu ibitrsday. KsebJe, now has. iivJ tn Ore gon suice he 2 years old A daugh!er, Mrs, Stanfcy an, hve m Klamath FaJis. f dents at tit ye;i$s f 3ge draw a iarge enosiij petisitut iroiit the girtermtjcttt tor a emhriair bv tog. ient tor the Httoly costs abut the itme wrii as "a Turkth cookiiic 'is inr the j binK" V.s:bk said Menu imhidr JM mmttHt and thick Turkish cos- try. A six months trip abroad took houins project are much intone hour at noon, comes on sin !ottsk'ho!ifer ahwivs Uer Mwe gttt or ioud to ihe Usftor. Same use the o!d !ItbJkal titefhod of harvesting gram up near the Rus sian border but tttmiern ntethmis at agriculture are rapidly being developed, VaM mi retiiKTie. mineral deposits and a steei miil Louis Kschle, Klamath Fails, foi proved over old condatoits. Hem af ;if m oif tor iht far places including Ankara, Tur krv, where a stm-in-law, Lt, Col. Harold L. Pcnrod, U.S. Army, will hp stationed for 21 ears. The of Uwr was accompanied hy his wile, Kschle s daushier. The family flew (o Krankhirf, dermany. lo Istanbul and on to Ankara after seeing Vahington. 1.( Ml. Vernon and oiher his torical points in this country. 'J his was Kschle 's first time acmss the t'nited States and his first trip abroad. In Ankara, city of oIKUHHI mmti- ntgtu at !t Mi. .UH'c an ga are high paid from three to six months in advance. Lahor is cheap, common labor ers receiving 15 lire or $M a now or are hoth Uw ami cooktni; Beire icivin.' Ausaru. KkU ws.v ictii at the otficei' thih tie oi htw," Eschfr j and wa.shini; are inconvenient. Social hie includes Army He- hiisk a Vt hour sihtseeins: 5i;p tor drove ihrugh the arc grounds ami s;j the Q&vb; ot iientniiik nn the street. He relnmcd bymc by the hrtar wnere be nwi mauv no'atte.-. A thM t the ttiy Land with a patty tt 43 w;is one of the hum impressive of b;s vitts to the personnel. Transportation is good day, American money. Workers j with a city hu service and .s;hoii are on jobs from 7 a.m. to sun- opportunities are exceiient for down. i Army eliilffreji. Kdocaffoosl facili- Women in Turkey cannot drtest!t's aie also far native dttf- ears unless they ate in the Army jdren. It took Mrs. Pcnrod thne months Food am! clothing prices are to get her drivers lucn-.e. Ihigh with eception of fruits and S20 Copco Bonus Ends Thursday Tjatfe Yuuf Range - or Water Healer NOW Cascade Hame Furmshmgs 4U Msm TO provme iitcieasm income ior the Turkish prtiple of Ankara. severaJ couiiEf tes m ht itinerary I Kchfe a preentei wub ; The 3.2tKi - foit altitude assure cool pvcnmg but mid-day temper EXPERT FORMICA WORK HOME MART parchment erli hum I'opc Jubn ll tiiscrshed with his H,mse ;irf atures reach t to-lis rieres signed by t'arduul Sctcr.u hschie ai-B visited Istanbul, the rb be met in Ankara Liv-ing conditions even under theivt"e-ta"v Jamou mMiif.s mxi ibe tauiu He vtsftcd and t'opi-nb, improved regime are inv from what Americans esptK-t and are familiar with. Water Tor domestic in a swmi; around the commit-! f 1.1 mtisetnrt m the Kind's falace ot gen where he ionnd the pep!e o Denmark emmemjs. fnenrfSy awf wrfect bnin-i. Thev .iw mty outstdr the city nf Ankara. Kschie visiU'rf small adobe wUages oi t'tht or in adofw houses with dirt iltmrs. The Turkish iHnjpie ate ;im rooms The ceiural orystai lMt.wr.'iiM-l BwjJ ft chandelier tn a reeep;mn hall i.m, LOUIS ESCHLE latum, housing aceommodatinnsjpm'Pw" t-omes on at 7 am. and for Army personnel m a ne wiruns until m 38 am., again for teet ions ami hUfi fori wsvip wetsbs f educated. Sclnxrf bofcv atut imni, ? (nnv. Th crntraf ffxtme h tor tudenL are provided hy the Ccurt Records r K I. AM AT II CO! NT V HI VI Kit T C'Ol'RT Tvid Michael Mahrt, fail itnp at flop ngn. riismiitsrrf. Robert l-e William, nn oppralnr'n itrmsp, tfismixord motion ditrirt at tornej . Fred Fletcher Stamps, fail if Id rigni oi a. io ifrlcHfrt p-ttnrm Ann- Cnrtthuff. fail dim headlight. 50. Jerry Helton Vaught. violation na !r rule., $W. Harold (Jeorse Nelson. vmUtinn bm. ir rule, erttpr piea o nni guiMv; hear ing set for March W at B.ilO a m.; poclcri $7. VI; ifleahcd. George Henry Weightman Jr., fail display license, a. William P. Hooper, lail display li ten'C, ritsnrnseri. Frank Taylor l,ariv. no operator's license. $7 . forfeited George Crunk . comhinat ton over load. S-'7 forfeited. Granville l,ero. White, violation bas ic riiie. $7 -Ml. Rnhert Arlo Stewart, violation baste riiie. I! .Vi Glacbs Dixon, violation haste rule, f 12 50. Lowell Kritar Hendricks, angling piohihited nietiiod. S2o Gary Lee Dultey, fail atop at Hop HKn. S5 fnrfeilrd. James Loy Willtami, improper muf flers, S7 SO. Frank Joseph Kt?oer, no hrake S5 Franklin Dale Miller, driving while nrnmbered. S7 SO. Edmund Gottfried Born, overwidth. Bitty Charles Bowles, driving while right to appiv for operators iiren.ve. Sl.tt halt posted, appearance et April 7 at :i p m ; released Kenneth Hay Ceffman, no muffler, 7..)0. Leo Johnson, driving while right to Apply for operator s license. $130 and 15 davs in jail 2B days in ftril of fine and rosts. committed; to run con eru'ivety With recklesa driving ease William David Cobb, improper muf fler S7 5. Darl Cullv McDiarmid. fail it op at top sign. VS. John Benjamin Brausht, violation basic rule. $tti. Frank MrClain, no trailer license , $7 SO Leonard Jay Bales and Jerry Wayne Woods, burglary not in a dwelling, tune to advise Court set March .10 at B a m.; hail sei S2,tt0. remanded Roger Lowell Pryer, fail drive on Tight half. 5. Fred Ieroy Hernck. group axle overload, dismissed motion district at torney. Donald Robert Lynn, improper muf fler, dismissed. Lewyn Elton Castlcherry, evtt leimih, $15 forieilrri. Roy Bogus. Hubert Rorbh and Ed ward Coatncy, asnii)l and battery, dismiitFcd nint inn dtslrir! altnrney. Charles Robcr! Crayne, group x aver load, demurrer filed; hearing set April B at 10 a.m ; released upon pnKlmg $KS7 bail. .la Lawrence M aha f fey, Inadequate brakes, SS forfeited. Billy Joe Hodses. no operator' li cense, $25 or four day in lieu ot fine; committed. Avon Nnl Kocernn, fil nup axle overload, demurrer filed; hearing April R at in a.m.; released upon posting 52W) hail. Donald Arthur Delaney, no npera tor's license. 57.50. Stick Harkey, nn top light, $5 for feited. James William MrSparirirn, violation batc rule. $7 50 forfeited Verria Fay Lipe, violation basic rule. M2il Glenn Hubert Fox, fail dim head hunts. $5 forfeited. Duane Gerald Konopasek, fail stop gt stop sign. S.i. Wilmrr Edwin McKune, fail identif COtxnment, S7 50. Emmanuel Joe Withaim, violation basic rule. S7 5n. Jessie Woods, fail dim headlishts. 5 Virgil Ray Mast, overwidth. d 1 1- tnt'-'-ed. James William Humphrey, no brakes. $7 50. Robert Lee Belie, angling prohibited methods. $10. Raymond Monroe Batrd. driving license suspended, five days and $75 fine and costs or 14 day in lieu of finp; committed. Joseph Liptak. violation basic rule. John Kriek Anderson, intoxicated Upon a public highway, $35 forfeited. 4-H NEWS MERRILL The llerril! Dairy Club met Ihis month ai Larry Connor's home. Raymond Hohson, our Irarfcr, handed out enrollmenl cards and record hooks. We filled out the enrollment card and re turned (hem. The meeting was then called lo order, roll a s called, everyone was present. The minnles were read and ap proved. We set 20 new coals for the enmins year. W'e also handed in our judging slips to Mr. Hobson. The next mooting will he April 5 at the Lawrence (leraghty home. Kric Haskins, News Reporter, School Notes MKRK1LI. Mrrril High School will have ils annual carnival Fri day. April I. at 7:." put. in the high school cvm. A portable TV and a portable mixer will be given as prizes in the queen's contest. The queen will chosen according to the number of students in the class and the number of tickets sold by the girls. Running for queen are Donna Felt and Candy Kandra from jrade seven: Betty Chapman, grade eight: Sherry Baker, grade nine; Diane Walker, grade 10: Linda Bell, grade 11, and Irene gmtth, grade 12. 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