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PAGE 8 A HRRAF.I1 AND NEWS. Klamath Kalis. Oap. Fritlav, April 22. IQfiO ..- . ....v. f tor I RENTAL Z Lack Of Voter Interest Hit By Gov. Rockefeller ICUliVC WELLSBOHO. Pa. 'API New (o support the candidacy o( hislposiibility he would bc a vice vice presidency because his ex York's Gov. Nelson A. ItocketcUi'r jDartmouth College roommate presidential candidate. ipcrience in government has al- agrees w in i-cnnsyivanm poii.iia. Herman i. scraiccDeil lor ton- Thc Ncw york Kovcrnor ex.;ways bce in the exec leanersomai lac-K oi conienuon iui igrcss. acnnccrjcii is seeking inc . ... ... .j-.iu. u ih.. ;n n,n,i,lpnii.-,l nnmin.uinn, i7i h ni.iH.t Wi lr.fi v,nt h 'f'la'ncd he is not interested in the!branch. is costing llie parly voter interest, the death last December of Rep. He told newsmen in this nmllwAlvin R. Dush, a longtime COP ern Pennsylvania community leader. Wednesday that from the stand i Schnccbcli, 51-year-old aido H)nit of interest it would haveldealer, is opposed by Dean It been belter for Ihc parly if he Fisher. 3fi, a Democrat. Both arc had sought the nomination in op- from Williamsport. position to Vice President Richard Rockefeller insisted that his ap M. Nixon. Ineorance to aid Schncebeli's cam But lie promptly added he ls paign in no way marked any ef "standing four-square" on his fort on his part for Republican Dec. Zh derision not to seek the convention support, nomination. He did not elaborate.! He also issued a flat . Rockefeller came to Pennsylvania chance" when asked aboul the DOINO THI WEEKS WASH II SIMPLE At MERIT'S COIN-O-MATIC LAUNDRY 111 . MAIN 1 SO. tl Mokt TOWER FURNITURE Your LANE CEDAR CHEST Headquarters $1.00 Holds CHET HAMAKER, right, and Mrs. Hamakor were hosts on Tuesday to general con tractors, retail lumber yard operators, builders and ready-mix concrete at an open house. Two factory representatives from Portland and Eugene, Jack Morlaty with Syntron Manufacturing Company, left, and Jim Hlbbard, Air Mac Inc., center, were at Valley Rental Service for the day to answer questions and demonstrate machinery and equipment made by their firms. Mrs. Hamalcer served coffee and doughnuts to guests who dropped in during the entire day. The Hamakers moved to their 1003 E. Main Street location a year ago next week. Court Records KLAMATH COUNTY DISTRICT COURT A I mm Ever el I Morris, combination over loud, dismitud motion diilrtcl attorney Afth Raymond Wort (men, fail flop i .top sign, dumiswd motion district attorney. Edna Hay Wilkerjon. (ail display II Cem, $7.50 lor tailed. William Eugene Henderson, rail show declared weight, 17.60 tor toiled. Larry Jerome Corbet, fail Hop at stop fign, dismissed motion district attorney. Carl Darwin Farriers, angling prohibit ed methods, 115 forfeited. B-irry Waynt Gilliland, violation basic rule. HO forfeited. William Charles Myer, tall slop lor school bus, $24. Gordon Ronald Froman, violation basic 'rule, 110. Patricia Burka Dingier, tall display li cense, Si. Robert Lea Bakor, (all display license, 17. so. J. K. Smawley, violation basic rule, $7.40. Paul F. Cruikshank Jr. Hqn, ti. flicliim Angelina Milan), (ail stop al slop sign,! WD-vid scon oden, .ending operator's Co-chairmen of arrangements license lo another, o. arc Mrs. Dwignt hircher and Mrs. Victor Joseph Nor jr., wiving f'ie'(; , rj ifnhl,c IIIpv will right lo appty tor operator's licetiia l0. jCorKe .""Dns. i.OSej.scs Will pended, 1100. Leland Dean Seooer, no liuhls, $10. Thomas Hully Walker, tandem axle Overload, demurrer tiled; hrartng set May 6 al 10 a.m.; posted WQ bail; re leased. LAKE COUNTY JUSTICE COURT Victor W. Hill, no vehicle license, 110 and costs. I nomas H. Snell, tISO fine, and costs, paid on previous conviction ol assault and battery. Donald W. Lingle, running slop sign, $10 and costs. Unit Coming To Chiloquin CIII1.0QIJIM The Tubciculosisllar Society, Camp Fire Horizon X-ray unit will make ils annual jGl(.Si teachers and other local visit here Friday, April . resident are spnnsurinK I he visit. The unit will he narked at Ihci Now Open For Business! ODESSA COFFEE SHOP Rocky Point Rood ... Wi Miles "this tide" of Tomahawk Ski Lift. Mr. and Mri. Joseph Adam, Owners. SERVING STEAKS, CHICKEN DINNERS SPECIALTY LUNCHES & HOMEMADE PIES HOURS: 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. For rcservotioni call ELIiot 6-2250 Rocky Point. Hrj Gulden Itulc store Irnm 11 a m tn 6 p.m. All .-idylls in Ihc arca including Modoc Point, Klamath; Agency and Fort Klamath are asked lo come. I Chcsl X-rays are free to the public. Thc survey is sionsnrcd by slate and county heallh de l partmcnls and the Tuberculosis and llcallh Associalion. X-rays provide a Ranee of any tiibercu- laii nop i lar condition or other chest af Maturity is a bourbon called ANTIQUE THAT GOLDEN MOMENT WHEN BOURBON REACHES THE PEAK OF PERFECTION. A 60 (A 45 Qr. On The Record KLAMATH FALLS BIRTHS BOYS BERG Born to Mr. and Mrl. Dlrov Berg April 19 In Klamnlh Valley Hospital boy. welonlng 6 Ibl-. B1 1 ois. Mc FAR LAND Born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Mcrarland April If In Klamath valley Hospital a ooy, waigning tot.. on. GIRLS JOHNS Born to Mr. and Mrs. Norman V. Jonns April 19 In Klamath Vallay Hos pital a girl, weighing I lbs., 2 ors. RUIN EH ART Born 10 Mr. and Mrs. Dale Rnineharl April 19 In Klamath Val ley Hospital a girl, weighing 6 lbs., It'.i OIS. I I960 SUMMARY 1 Boyst 115 Girls: lie LAKE COUNTY BIRTHS WEINMANN Born lo Mr. and Mrs. Willy K. Welnmann at the Laheview Hospital, April 18, 4 boy, weighing 7 lbs.. IS'l ots. FISETTE Born lo Mr. and Mrs. Gor don Flsettt at the Lakeview Hospital. 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