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irrn.M.D AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Off WpHnrsHay. April IT 1(1(10
BASIN BRIEFS
.1,'iiiirs . ltnlitnsnn. son o( Da-! Clifford W. Taylor, Navy ap-
vid Robinson. MonlaRue. is P'"- prciilice nelly officer third class
. ; ill, 1,1. 1 .
""i""1 """ ,M Ison of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L
non in an armored and aril llcryLyl(, ClvSL.m w.,s Krtlduatcd
mobility test al toil Hood, rex- Ma,.,h , ,rom nlnc wncks ,
us. He is an Army private firstly WTUil ,rajlinf al San Dl.
class. He was graduated in 11)36; c(,
from Yreka Hifih School. '
Mike II. Ilickev. Navy airman. Tl"" Ki"',rr ' antala. "The Sev
eral of Mr. and Mrs. Nilcs Hick-! l-sl ords," by Dubois uill
ev. Chiloquin. relumed to Ala-!he presented al 7:30 p.m. on
med.i March 25 aboard the car-if;"0J Krirlny. Apnl 15. at the Tule
rier Midway aller a seven-month l',ke Community Presbyterian
lour of duty ilh Hie Scvcntli";"u,y- ",l ' mcimic
J'leel in the Western Pacific. He "le naci amem oi ine ixirn s hup-
visited many Far Eastern ports, ll1" lor 1,11 who wlsh 10 Pi,llKI'
. pale. There will be child care lor
Ismail children and the public is
'invited by I hp llcv. Wayne Watt
man. pastor.
Karl K. Wilson. Navy radioman
seaman, son n( Mr. and Mrs.
IrJarl K. Wilson. Malm, parlicipal
cd in a liuye amphibious landmp
exercise rcccnlly on Koimosas
I southern coat w hile somnu
aboard the dock landing ship Ca-
bildo.
i
Mrs. O. C. Hells, Altuias. is
spending a lew days in Bonanza
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Owen I'epple.
Horsey A. Lewis, Navy airman
lapprentice, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Kobcrt V. Iewis. bakeview. re-;
turned to Alameda March 2"
aboard the carrier Midway after
a scien-mnnlh lour ol cint v with
illie Seventh Heel in the e1ern
Pacific.
Mrs. Vernon Bainl and small
lauh' cr. Debbie. Del ftio. Texas.
:are visitini; in Bonanza wiih her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Huuaid
Kclleson.
Marvin Michael. Dairy, has
been returned to Hillside Hospi
tal for medical care. He has been
ill since belore Christmas. Mrs.
Michael's brolher-in law and sis
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bur
roughs. Oakride. are hclpinc, her
Kith the Dairy store and jxjsl of-lice.
dent al Bonanza, has returned lo in the Masonic lunch room. Serv- Rranddaughter. Ten Lynn, horn
tier Home in Lanuell alley, altering will start at noon and con- March 29 to Mr. and Mrs. Vit
live days in Klamalh Valley Hos- tinue until 3 p.m. ,tor Hadley, Medford.
pital for treatment of a broken' j
iarm. She will be out of school lor Snir,.y Bunnell, daufihler of' Mr. and Mrs. Norman Banlsler
anolher week. j.Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bunnell, Ma- and daughter. Candy, Paisley,
hn, entered piano auditions at were visitors in Bend and Red-,
Curl H'ratrr, Paisley, is at Pacific University. Forest Grove, mond over last weekend.
home and dfiini: well aller being last weekend and placed fifth '
rushed In the I.akcucw Hospital Competition was for the honor of j Mr an( .Mrs Kddir Reed Lake
lor an emergency appendectomy playing in the Pacific I Diversity view were in Paisley on business!
last week. music festival for high school recently and visited with the
'pianists from the Pacific North- b. K. Murphys. i
Poe Valley Home Economics west. I
Club will conduct a hake.l food (;ir Si.mis fl pMry M( a
sale Saturday. April IB. at the, l.orrle and l.ana Carlon. Pais.,dam.c jn tne VKW Half last Sal
Market Basket, Ninth ana Pine ley. spent last weekend with;Urdav niehl and served sum,-
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Hoy ;ll midnight.
streets.
Carlon, at Summer Lake.
Susan Wnotens, sixth grade slu- dinner Palm Sunday
Court Records 1
Vt AM ATM FALLS
MUNICIPAL COURT
Jfltnps Efnesl Cnllmnn, drunk, ? or
Jc'e lnr Wflftfnii, vagrancy, I'M and
30 (lavs.
Carl Llnyfl Crown, disorderly conduct
KS or (we day
TRAFFIC
O'lhfrl Lrlrnce Cridfr, faltur to I
Vipio nohl nf vMy to a vehicle. MS.
Ralph Prescnll Charlton, ran yellow I
Inht. ih
"Harry Dmtrlch SfauMer, tceMlv t-
Mim nrtlsa, s.
Jim Dnlft EaUny, lailurn lo yield right
ei way to vehicle, wv
T obi a l Clarence Moore, ran red light, I
Donald Charles Fernando, allowing An I
imiicented person to operate a vehicle.
Joirph Marlin MayoeW, Improper turn.
IS.
Ronald C. Worm, ran slop Hart t!.
Pohfrt Dale Adarm, ran slop ilgn, IS
Jamn Thorn at Hflllnway Jr , ran red
!"iht, IS
Pavid Leroy Badger, pasting on right.
Citon Narwood Oeil, Improper U-turn,
Carol An LH. ran Mop iqn. IS
Jimmie Wiliiarm, violation ol the bas
ic rule, $H
John Dennis WrOu'lie, ran (op iignt,
)0i no operator i licence, 15.
KLAMATH COUNTY
OISTRICT COURT
lame Dnnald Huohf fail display II
fpnie, diitnitied mohon dulnct attor
ney.
WoodrnirV J. Chamberi, fall dim head-
liohls, tS fnrleilfd.
Franklin M. Bitcr, vintalmn basic rule.
17 SO
Drll Slepp, tail duplay license plates.
so.
Carolyn Jfao Hansen, Improper muf
fler, jr m) inririied
Maurice King Stranti, fall stop at slop I
sign, ss.
Palmer Molmet, truck speeding, 17. SO I
lorfpilod.
Koith Dland Smllhen, Improper mut-
ller, $7.S0 forleitrd.
Vivian Rullt Vannlte, viola I ton basic I
Rnbby Joe Nelson, fall drive right side I
runhway, J.SO.
Harry Ruiler George, truck speeding,
1 so forfeited-
Welvln Clark Wllllngham Jr., tail slop I
i sioo Han, .
w i lour Abraham Lewis, violation basic I
rule. 110.
Harry Hatkalt Howard, combination I
verload, t?0 forfeited.
F red Cdward Sharp, tail display II
terue plates, IS.
William Thomas Woore, violation basic I
rule, J SO
Babe Rtla Wood, fall Hop at l topi
ton, i.
George Arlan Waness, violation basic I
rule, SI? SO fnrfeiled.
Japer Strunk, vagrancy, time to en
ter plra set April ?l al 10 m j released
on l?0O bail posted.
Gerald Clillord Knapp, Inadequate I
craves, is
William Edward FIIHnn, driving while I
iiiiniiraieo, yk inrreneo
Dot k Applf inn, (ail display license I
piarpt a'Mqnro to venicifl, SS
David AVnlona Harvey, reckless dr(v-
Ina, (100 fine and costs paid, operator's I
licmse suspendrd ne vear.
CliMnrd Jerome Shuck, drivlna while I
InlOiifrtterl, time to enter pie set April j
Ifl at ID s in.; released upon posting 1400 I
nan
Avery Chester Charles, vagrancy, time I
in enter plea sei April t l 10 a.m.;
can set woo, rommitted.
Leonard Mnort Jr., vagrancy, lime lo I
pmer piea set April is ai io an).,
bail set MOO, commuted.
Darlene B. Sanchez, vagrancy, time to I
enter plea set April 18 al 10 a.m.;
Dan set S700; commuted.
Harold tdward Balin, la'l display II-
cense. b.
Harold Poppert, petit larceny, time tn I
enter plea set April is at ll am.; bail
rrt jm; rommitted.
t'sie Way Tom I in tail slop al slop I
lion, IS
Edwin Henry Tuttler, violation basic
ruie. si? so inrieiied
David Michael Wahrt. Improper turn,
Charles Raymond Hodges, overheight, I
OiMnissrd motion dislncl atlornev I
Donald Parker Veatcrt, tail stop at
nop sign, vi
Lalhnl L. Hariden, tandem axle over
load, S13 forleiled.
Bernard Huoh Parlon. tandem axle
wer load, 133 forfeited.
V.aynard Emmelt Smith, tall obey Iraf.
tic Slgnnl, IS
Bernard Henry Welssar, overlenglh 0 I
lorieneg.
Leland Ray Tiller, Improper mu'ller,
' n, rorieoerj.
Georga Wai Chin, violation basic rule.
so torfeitrd.
Thomas Louis Campos violation basic
rule, i so forfeited
Graham Keith Richmond, tandem axle I
Overload. 170 lorteiled.
L verett Laveme Karnes, fail yield I
ngrii oi way. enrer piea ni not guilty.
prartng set April 14 at 1(1 m ; released
William Edward Brown, no tail light.
Lonnie Willis Wilcox, combination Over
load, VIS forfeited.
Frank William Johnson, trespass on en
closed land S70.
Jrny Drail, no wheel rovers,
John Sheldon Pitts, violation basic rule,
Drwnam Vre, (ail display license.
lames Alfred Caldwell, fail slop at I
hop sion, ss
WilMrim tdward King, fail drive right I
nan ninhwav, s .so
Robert Douglas Walker, fall drive right I
nan nignwav. is.
Mickey Preston Morris, tall drive right I
half highway. t SO I
tflvsin hrancis Barranger, fail display I
license, s.s.
James Hubert Cnsmon tail display It
C". ss
Pat lyne Louise Smilh, fall display ll
cnur. VS.
Thomas James Lacey, violation basic
rule, Sin.
Lorrama tlijabe'h Listen, lail s'op at
Jiff sign, sv I
iaiiy Lrftfl Loveless, no operator's i
In ense i; w
k itmen iS:me Bnckner, violation basic
ruir-. ss. jji
lo.in SI 16 (orfeiled
Jttt k r A Hen Bailey, violation basic
hip, sin
Larry Joe Hagen, violation basic rule
Varce Theodoit Miller, violation bas
ic ri'ie, S' so.
Luia Gra;ia Potter, overhanging load. I
itk Coiaod Roper, violation basic
f i"ie, e"tr ' pira pt not guilty ; hearing
srl Apnl is ai 9 JO am., released upon
rmimo si? H bdil
KrsFita Var Crain, giving hguor to 1
rn'if-r, rcnupsi nme to consult an atlor-
rry: vel April 1.1 at 9 JO mv fp entfr
piea- Ssot bail set; remanded to custody
or matron
Rpselta Mae Cram, giving ligiior fo I
minor, reguesl tmit to cnnsull an attor
ney; set April ii al 9 jo a m. lo erter
piea; SM bnl ifl, remanded to custody
oi man on.
l-.astern Star ( lub at Paisley Mr. anli Mrs. Bill Huller. Pai
will he serving its annual ham .Mr. and Mrs. Lewis llaillev. ley. left recently fur Vancouver.
April 10. I'aisiey residents, have a new Canada, where Ihev will attend
the golden wedding anniversary
Ll hr narents. Their son, with
the Air Force, will meet them in
Portland and accompany them lo
Canada.
Mrs. Harry Krazier has re
turned tn I.angell Valley alter a
trip tn Vuha City tn get her
granddaughter. 5-year-old Alice
Frazicr, who will seiid several
months with her.
I The Bonanza Sheep flub is hav
ing a codec hour and a cooked
food sale slartmg al in am. al
it he Bonanza Library. Saturday.
'April 18. Leaders are Jack Kel
ly and Don Wagner. Money raised
will gu to huy a gift for the Boh
Brett family whn-e home burned
several weeks ago. !
Mrs. Leila Wright, Klamj.J,
Falls, is taking" care of Mri. Si;,
ah Mic hael al her home in
Mrs. Michael is bedfast from ,
'
Albert O'Connor, junior at
nanza who was injured in Haw
ago when hit in the head hy'a
shot pul, is now at home and will
be able In attend school hall
days starting next Monday.
Do FALSE TEETH
Rock, Slide or Slip?
FA5TEETH. in lmprovpd powde,
to be Bprlnlclrd on upper or low,,
plates, hold Jalse leeth more flrml,
Ir. place Do not Hide, slip or rock
No gunim. KOoev. pasty taste ni
feellne .FASTEETHlialkal!n,,0.
acid i. Does not sour. Checks ' ni...
odor breath'. Get FASTEETH at
drug countera everywhere
BOMB DISPOSAL
COLUMBIA. SC. UTI-A .lid
Army demolition team began Hie
ticklish job today ol di-pusiiig of
111 World War II bombs uncovered
by a const ruction crew near the
cily airport. The Sen-pound bombs J
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