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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 1, 1961)
RERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls, Ore. Wednesday, February 1, 1W1 PAGE -A Mike Belcastro c Pleads Guilty WEED Mike Belcastro. origin ally charged with displaying a firearm in a threatening manner, pleaded g'lilty to an amended 4; FY- complaint of trespass In Weed Justice Court Mondav. Judge Kenneth Stone fined Bel-1 castro $105. The original com plaint was filed late last year by R. W. Taylor, Big Springs ranch er, who said he found Belcastro; hunting without permission on hh ranch Taylor said Belcastro threatened him with a gun. The new complaint was filed by Siskiyou County District Attorney Albert H. Newton Jr. . v v.' v iVv'; ,.y;--s ENDS ji Ml J W vTs;; ENDS ji : Saturday I J "s j ; Saturday i; mm MOUNT SHASTA HIGH SCHOOL Band will present its annual "pops" concert in the school auditorium Thursday evening, Feb. 2. A feature will be a trumpet trio, from left, James Copitiky, Gary Hines and Larry Frailer. ' - 260 Attend Dinner Given For 43 Foreign Students YREKA Approximately 20Olemational House at Berkeley at persons attended the seventh an-jWinema Hall at biskiyju County rfinnei- oivo In tinnm- nf vis. 1 ,"S,uu"ua c";i,iiib, Iting foreign students from In- On The Record , KLAMATH FALLS BIRTHS OYS KEAOY Born to Mr. and Mrl. Alberl Keady. Jon. 29 In Klamath Valley Hos pital, a boy weighing 6 lbs., 4W Ms. K ETC HAM Born to Mr. and Mri. Cor nelius H. Ketcham Jr. Jan. 30 in Klam ath Vallay Hospital, a boy wetgning I lbs., 3 ois. GIRLS ANDERSON Born lo Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Anderson Jan. 39 In Klamath Valley Hospital, a girl weighing 7 lbs., a oil. OOKKEN Born to Mr. and Mrs. Rog er Leroy Dokken Jan. 91 In Klamath Valley Hospital, girl weighing a lbs., fj4 oil. McCLURG Born lo Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert McClurg Jan. 27 in Klamath Valley Hospital, girl weighing J lbs., Ik ois. Jan. 28, under the joint sponsor ship of the Montague and Yreka Rotary Clubs. A total of 43 stu dents were present. Among those present were Floyd Dill, president of Yreka Rotary; Wilson Grazier, president of the Montague club; Mrs. E. S. Carl son, director of public relations at International House, and wives of the two club presidents. William S. Butcher from Austra lia was master of ceremonies while students entertained with native songs and dances. Students came from England, Scotland, Wales. France, China, Japan, India, Russia, Israel, Ko rea, Greece, Kenya, East Africa, Finland, Austria, Italy, and the Netherlands. New Reference Books Added ALTURAS A number of new reference books have been added to the collection in the conference foonis of the county schools' pro fessional library in the county in structional materials center here. They are "Teaching Machines and Programmed Learning" by Lumsdaine and Glaser, "School Boards" by Reeves, "Guiding Language Learning" by Dawson and Zollinger, "Spice: Suggested Activities to Motivate Teaching of the Language Arts" by Plaits. "Methods and Materials for Funeral sei-vicci Teachine General and Physical Science" by Richardson and Ca hoon, "Research in th Three Rs" by Hunicutt and Iverson, "The He died in a Portola hospital! Aggressive Child" by Redl, Thursday, Jan. 26. He was a na-j "Teachers' Guide for Remedial live of Canada. Reading" hy Koltmeyer, "The Gray Funeral Held On Sunday ALTURAS were held in Portola Sunday, Jan 29, for James Gray. 85, former owner of Polly Ann Bakery. ;Gray formerly owned a bakery in Yreka. ,k Gray is survived by" a daughter, Mrs. Inga M. Simpson of Portola; five sons, Robert of' Redlands, James of Rodeo, Clifford of Hutch inson, Kan., and G. M. Gray and Constable L. 0. Gray of Portola; a sister in Ontario, Can grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. ' Right to Learn" by McCracken and "They See What You Mean by Ozalid. Filing Open OLSON-Born to Mr. and Mrs Dale. A) slu(ents are guests at homes Olson Jan. 27 In Klamath Valley Hos- Dital, a girl weighing I lbs. 1911 SUMMARY Boys 36 Olrls U Court Records KLAMATH PALLS MUNICIPAL COURT Ramona A. Tupper, ran slop sign, (10 r two days. Owen McKinley Hodge, drunk, $25 or five days. Ajiltnn Fjirl Lesser, drunk. $?S. Woody Raymond Hembee, drunk, 125 or five days. Dalnh Salami Garcia, drunk, 925. Henry Herbert Landeklng, drunlt, $25 or five days. Eugene Brantley, drunk. $25. Blurton Baker, drunk, $25 or flva days Jnhn William Wetiel, drunk, $25. John Henry Holland, drunk, $25 or live days. Leneva R. Henry, failure to leave name and address at .the scene of an acci dent, continued. Dennis Joseph Lane, drunk, $25 or five days. ' Ray Shoppard, drunk, $25 forfeited. LeRoy Allen Huff, drunk, continued. Glen Tomion, drunk, $25 or five days. Oscar Delbert Stlne, drunk, $25 or live days. Leo Gregory Carrlgan, drunk, $25 for felted. KLAMATH COUNTY . DISTRICT COURT Billie D. Chambers, failure te pay PJC tee, $5. Hannah J. McBrlde, violate basic rule, 15. Osmer G. Stephenson, disobeyed traf fic signal, $7.50. Donald L. Schonchln, one headlight, $5. William Victor Albert, disobeyed stop Ign, $7.50. James H. Wilson, disobeyed slop sign, 17.50. Robert D. Morrow, no tall light, 5. Billie Joe Skljllngten, violate basic rule, "(Wary Jean Welch, disobeyed atop sign, 17.50. Charlie W. Parker, no slop light, 95. Gerald L. Swltier, vlolele basic rule, Dolores I. Baleom, Improper left turn, S7.50. . , Susan M. Landphere, violate basic rule. "'eland f. Reeves, failure te Identify equipment, $7.50. Jim A. McCurdy, violate basic rule, "Richard H. Hawkins, no clearance lights. $10. ... Mike Dawson, disobeyed stop sign, James G. Slack, violate basic rule. $15. Roberl E. Taylor, violate basic rule, "john J. Paudols. vlolete basic rule. 915. Archibald C. Davles, violate basic rule, "Rudolph Sullivan, violate basic rule, dis missed by district attorney. Daniel E. Swanson, Improper muffler, "z'arie Jean Mingo, no mulller. 57 50. Mary Elliabetb Owens, violate basic rule, $15. . -a Earl S. Sheridan, Improper turn, $7 50. Orda L. Moore, violate basic rule, $1j. Robert C. Frlesen, violate basic rule, "George P. Hesnerd, violate basic rule. "charier T. Williams, disobeyed stop Ign. $7.50. Theodore J. Kelly, wrong lane usage. "Alexander J. Jones, tandem axle over- lTewisUA. Huber, tandem axle overload. of the members of the two Rotarv clubs. , The annual' visit provides op portunity for students to experi ence American home life. Hosts provide entertainment, including sightseeing trips in the area.' Students loured the sheriff's of fice Saturday morning, the Paci fic Telephone Company main dial office on Pine Street in Yreka and Siskiyou County Museum. Members of the joint commit tee in charge of arrangements were Tom Dickinson and Brice Rohrer of the Montague club, and Gene Bray and Harry Crebbin of Yreka. The students left on their char tered bus for Berkeley Mondav. i CHINA BLASTS SPEECH TOKYO (API Red China Tues day night blasted President Ken nedy's State of the Union mes- Norway age. contending it was a- war mongering document aimed at spurring economic and cultural aggression. The attack from the New China News Agency, official organ of the Peiping regime, was the first Red China reaction. ALTURAS Thirty six trustee j j positions and two on the Modoc county Board ot education are open to candidates in Modoc Coun ty. An election will decide the is sue. Deadline for filing with the county superintendent ot schools is March 17. AMIDON'S 7 BUSINESS MACHINES 4535 S. 6th Rentals Soles - Service icrvlc U the heftrt f our buiinett Foundation Gem Seed Excellent Reading Chiloquin, Oregon Days. Phone 783-2453 Nires Phone 783-2374 in Ned L. Nichols, comblnellon overload, William Roberl soaoy, whd-tiW, ... disobeyed stop sign. no safety chain, angling without erload, S" Cleo Darnel Ash, 7 SO. Milton H. Menlier, is. Llovd Wayne Cramer, license, continued. Dan C. Scott, contributing to the de pendency ot a minor. 10 deys W. i Andrews, essaull w.tn a d.n. germs weaoon, bound over te grand ury, "Ten"'",,,, driving under the WW eoc Of SlCOftOl. continuo Storm Dumps Snow On Bowl MOUNT SHASTA - A storm dunped an additional Vi feet ol snow at Mt. Shasta Ski Bowl Monday night, adding substantial ly lo a heavy park of five feet. The new snow virtually assured a ski season extending deep into Ifiring. a:d local residents. Weather in the Mount Shasta rea was dearin? Tuesday mora-; teg. 1 Enjoy The Great Whiskey of the Old West M WINNING THt WT? , ' , fW. , I V ' v' . P M OU Jimt Pimm 7iaH i ' , " iiWtf'!' V.i'iif' k b. . 'nuMf' p"" P - MjMMm l::v!fhA ,cSrW WEDNESDAY . THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY THE ENTIRE STOCK OF RICKYS JEWELERS 700 MAIN ST. WILL BE ON SALE JUST FOUR MORE DAYS ONLY. SAVE ON ALL STANDARD BRAND MERCHANDISE. 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Reg. 4.95 $ -I 48 Now Only I STAINLESS STEEL FLATWARE Service for 6. Heavy duty solid handles. Reg. 14.95 $ 88 Now Only O OMEGA WATCHES 30 OFF WATCH BANDS Ladiaa ar Mane. Wh.t. or Ytllow. Vol. To $7.50 $2 NOW ONLY BARGAIN TABLE 2 ,.r 88c Check It! BULOVA WATCHES V2 OFF LAST DAYS We SALE ENDS SATURDAY ALL MASONIC And Shrine Jewelry y2 OFF AND MORE RICKYS JEWELERS TAKES THIS OP PORTUNITY TO THANK THE PEO PLE OF THIS COMMUNITY FOR THE TREMENDOUS RESPONSE TO THEIR SALE. RICKYS JEWELERS RKKYS JEWELERS 700 MAIN ST. KLAMATH FALLS r$ '.---.: 1 t
