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M 00,000 leurth wiiise Addition Studie WW U B If HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. Friday, February 10, 11 JJ: i i 1 nr it -t 'T -r-nir-1 ' I iiJ pr"" jJ jj ; , r tL Li ear r i c aoi est' t i , , 5J c . , n n - r.- -I-" U-t h4. L . piUi tatEl:.4 , 1 .J " ' - co.tr , si L'.7,;' By GIV W. FARMER iwi Prcliminarv plans for a $400.00(1 cy addition to the Klamath County! Howard emphasized that t h e Courthouse, approved by the coun- struilure will be an addition and tv court last month, were the re-: not merely a remodeling of the suit of almost our years of space studies. require no additional tax mon-i The proposed plans call for n will guarantee constant use oflcould expand in the Memorial I save the time required to walk to assessments. new rusinci couurooni ami couruine proposed courtroom, visiting Ruildino ia nearby restaurant 1'!.,. m.nnA n niiin fl, Ml "We h.rft tn I, . U nvvkwaiH nniiitu i.nnrlrnnm nn ilm ' . . ' ... . T I Imncn ilia rlerk s assessors and!' tax collector's offices. Howard's ! plan is to relocate Mrs. Esther Newcll's tax collection office in:1 offices on the top floor of the 'judges addition. The new courtroom will scat twice as many people lahout oftice 50' and will he bright and modern fourth floor Howard and Judge present building. Some space in the old buildin Starting in 1957. architect John shiltcd but it will remain basically Howard inventoried all cxistmg;the same. facilities in the courthouse to de-j The new wing, to be built in lermine me county s neeus. n i .c iu.-sciu uamng 101 oeiween Iclcrk's ollice was inadequate 20:wo uiiKeo io every ueparuiiem iit-au mc imimj aim ine veici ans i , ,i., , .. ....... vt,-lrs at,0 " L, s.i;(i t lireproof vault is an in the courthouse in preparing his Memorial Building, will he lid, lion will be given over to the ac original space study,.. The first, feet long and llavid U. may be, in appearance. Judge 1). E. Van Vandenberg collaborated on the Vactor, who died in December. new circuit court facilities. auu ne p.:... . JU..BC ..... Co(n, 01crt charlie ncl,ap lold en( offjcc as expansion space for K. Coe. were consulted tor sug-... ., bivi,. ,h ,.,' r.. The addition would also con- a i tain a much needed room (or ibsolulc ne- misting machines. new addition flexible," Howard said. "In the long run, this struc ture should keep costs down be cause it will allow for growth (or the new addition, leaving her pres.;"10 next 20 years." Howard is working on final spe cifications now. He expects the project to be ready for bids around April 1. feet wide. The tivities of the circuit court. A new sludv was reevaluated each year. "We sought primarily to pro vide more office space," Howard said. "Certainly not all the space in the new wing will be used im-!areas in the courthouse were the mediatelv but we intended to gear district and circuit courtrooms four floors will be extensions oflcircuit courtroom will eliminate the fliwrs in the courthouse. many of the complaints about the Results of the space study: present courtroom. The jury will showed that the most inadequate be separate H orn me .speciaior cessiiy." Vital county records and Thc Uri floar of lhe addition papers are now stored in an over crowded vault in the courthouse basement. the plans to the next 20 years." Tlie money for the new addition ($492,0fl0 has already been ap ill jail w- and the county clerk's office. The means of an overhead ramp. A present district courtroom is pos- new grand jury room will be sihly the worst in the state withihuilt. Proposals now in the state and the courthouse is designed lo be a "legal" floor with two cir cuit courtrooms, the district at torney's offices, a grand jury room and a special lawyers' adjacent to lhe clerk's new of-jroom. District Attorney Dale T. (ice space. The clerk will alsoiCrablrcc can expand in thc future at times. Prisoners from the; -"""'" huinikui pians can he brought to court bvi1"1' a "icptoot vault to be built propriated and the new structure's cramped, dingy atmosphere, legislature for a new circuit judge: FIRST FLOOR (BASEMENT) Tl El c OS SECOND FLOOR (MAIN)' rp I s y luxiuxnucg mnrraxan , xxxn j H h fVil.u I .unj..LLi3 rmxnrrnxi 1 f rlr"- !' , iTrfTTn ' 'jrrirrrrrnxr . . s hsi Ot.s If f a h 'Li.. 1 rn L H.J at OJj . r D fitOQ - THIRD FLOOR Mm a uri 4It -, r.. coat r moss i FOURTH FLOOR ' . v .r ,x " - ss If tit Nd?:rr.- - K7' ' A TWO 4-H'ESS, Sherry Hobson, Merrill, center, and Don Owens, Klamath Falls, right, in Salem to attend the 4-H State Government conference, visited with Rep. George Flitcraft who explained the workings of the legislature. Sixty-six youngsters attend ed the sessions. Court Records KLAMATH COUNTY DISTRICT COURT Allen Greer, disobeyed slop sign. SIS. Donald C. Norton, violate basic rule. SIS. William D. Hulchlnson, no PUC permit, $15. John Francis Btlss, bus speeding, SID. Billie L. Young, violate basic rule. S15. Lewis Frasier, violate basic rule, dis missed bv court. Eugene L. Chrlstensen, tandem axle overload. SI 5. Lewis Reynolds, I tit ok lea ted In private place, 30 days and K5. Henry H. Landerking, petit larceny, dis missed by court. Lloyd Wayne Cramer, angling without a license, continued. Clifford R. Totten, axle overload, S?6. Virp.il Cooper, no operator's license, IS. Edwin L. Corbin, no vehicle license. S5. Ethel M. Bronson, permitting unli censed minor lo operate motor vehicle, S7.50. John Robinson, excessive overhang, $5. Thomas L, Houck, no vehicle license. S5. Wayne W. Martin, driving on wrong side of highway, dismissed tay court. Arthur W, Horger, improper passing, S15. 4-H NEWS COUNTRY KNITTERS (Sharon Miclia Feb. 2. The mom The Country Knitters 4-H Cluhlbcrs worked on their knitting. The held a meeting at the home of! io. Roy L. Axllng, Axle overload, 126. Herding Andy Brown, Inloxlceled upon a public highway, 3D days and SI00. Delmer s. Dickens, Intoxicated upon a public highway, 30 days and 1100. Erwin Welser Jr., Intoxicated upon public highway, 30 dayi and $100. Frank Gross, driving while under Influ ence ol intoxicating liquor, szso. Gerald R rule, S20. James E. Mlsfeldt, violate basic rule, I SIS. Larry V, Longway, disobeyed slop sign, S7.S0. Joe Fernandez, no operator's license, . Pearle G. Gardner, violate basic rule, 115. Muriel B. Hergerl, violate basic rule. 5,15. group also discussed a possible date for 4-H Achievement Night. Refreshments were served. Elizabeth Byrne; News Reporter. into what is now the sheriff's of fice. Besides new district court facili ties, the top floor of the addition will sport a large law library. which has been a . goal of the R, Klamath County Bar Association for several years. The library will A women's lounge will be a: welcome addition. Courthouse em ployes will be able to take the"- i coffee breaks in the building and have an elections counter. Much election business is now trans acted at a makeshift table in thc clerk's entry hall Most county departments fore see additional space needs within the next 20 years. Some, like County Treasurer Eva Cook and the county court, expect Iheirlbc equipped with study desks. pticc ii-iiuui-incius m remain about the same. Sheriff Murray Hritton's office ill be moved 0111 of the third lloor of the courthouse lo the basement of the addition near the jail. He will have six offices in cluding an interrogation room and a storage room. Tentative plans call fur the coun ty school offices lo share the bot tom floor of the addition with the sheriff. Dr. Clifford Robinson, j school superintendent, said his of-1 f ice could use half again as much1 space as is available now in thc Memorial Building, with the school office in the addition and juvenile offices in the new juvenile home, the welfare commission I iVVT-lle-rl -ji-ifTiTi r-i-n Tf -frit i- airrr -tmt v The Baldwin Organ Easiest Of All To Play! Most Authentic Tones and Percus sion! Two 44 Note Manuals! RENT PURCHASE EASY TERMS FACTORY DEALER 0OWDEN MUSIC CO. 830 Moin Acron (ram 10c Swrel PhoM TU 2-4883 M Ail I em 1 LYING NKKDLKS J On Jnn. 20 we received our 4-H project books. We talked ibnii( Richardson, viotsie basic !lnc books and looked al them. We lalso sanf soiirs. Nineteen mem bers attended this mcelinR. It was decided we would make barbecue place mats lor our first project. Rebecca Pecker, j News Reporter, Neil A. Delores Copcland, disobeyed a t a pi Alphonse A. Ricdmlller, violate balc rule, dismissed on motion ol district at torney. Ted M, VanGrlelhuysen, violate basic rule, SIS. Robert F. Carter, disobeyed traffic sig nal, 17.50. Galen W. Sanner, violate basic rule, $15. Mllburn C, Riddle, driving on wrong j side of highway, 17.50. Anthony Sorrentino, fail to transfer title, I Michael siqn, 47.50. Marie E. Barkley, driving under the In fluence of intoxicating liquor. ISO days 120 days suspended) and $350. Clarence L, Maynard, axle overload, S34. Dorothy J. Robbins, no vehicle license, S5. Phillip W. Webh, no operator' license. Hell, violate basic rule, S15. K, George, improper passing, S5 John Mitchell, disobeyed traffic signal, Haroia N. fits, improper mumer, . .mj. l!v;itl Sharlono Aldridne Elmer D. Husted, drivina while opera- Samuel F. Jones Jr.. violate basic ".vm' lrfHLnL MUlKle, tor's licpnse suspended, $150; recklessi rule, S15. iC-lindlff and Helen Noble. onvinq, Sioo. Micnaei stuan momquisi, vioian nastc . , . ,, , rule, continued. 1,l,,l,lri "' i'1 ".l"- iuiun. Duane F. Wilson, obtaining money and property by false pretenses, continued, MOW PINK CIIKKK NKW PINE CREEK The com bined 4-H clubs sponsored a baked food sale last Saturday at Al vin's Market. They grossed $1B on their sale. The sewing club met at the home of Mrs. Stanley Ixtgan lasl Saltuday. Present were Esther Dianne Hem- Frances L. Cacka, disobeyed slop sign, 15. Richard H. Norland, improper passing, On The Record KLAMATH COUNTY iseeks to dissolve partnership known as L. -"ibi jer vs. Gaylor Hatcher, seeks DIVORCES FILED Iwillard Hotel. Slrj9.-j due on bill. ABBEY Cora B. trom William W. t LAWSUITS iarah Blanton vs. doctors Paul W. Abbey. Pacific Supply Cooperative vs. Glen Sharp and Ivan Thompson, seeks 17,500 RERTHELSON Margaret E. Irom Fundenberger, seek SB17.28 due on sale lor malpractice damages. Charles O, Berthelson. ol gasoline and oil. LeRoy Gienger (trustee in bankruplcyj lUA-urynn irom uonnfl ab iu. facnic supply i.ooperaiive vs. jonn ol estate of William P. Wampler) vs. HENRY Jacquelin from Richard Hen- Derra, seek S8i5.86 due on sale of flaso- Harold B. Wright, seeks S848 lor repay- fV Jr. jtine and oil. , ment of toan; vs. Bert Hamilton, seeksl HAUBLt wauae Lareite trom Kogerj to w. Wilier vs. Carl F. Woods ano Danny Kauble. Claude Hilbert, seeks St, 594 10 for kitch- PIERCE Lillian P. trom Floyd C. en utensils taken without permission and1 Puree Sr. S500 for catering lobs lost. CU"J SU'ts .v RflmseV vs- Lenore Moran. seeks j. uoakes. $1,655.91 due on consolidated ! eie Showers Nelson Jr. Feb. 7 in Klam- . . Trm i Como,T (" .?VT. n I'000 efl,V" "d s"eci' damages for b!lls. , m Vfllley Hospital, girl weighinfl 6 " . au,, . DUIU swuctit, ! prth.pt F H hnn vs. W. am J. Smith, iht . o Mr. and Mrs, Loyal F. Saunders and . , . State Farm Mutual vs. Amos Moyt, seek Hie deepest mail has Rone in $2,1-7,96 damage to car yarn i wreck ,hp world s SCflS is 35.800 feet. seeks $-.072.50 general and special dam ages for injuries sutlered in auto acci dent. George W. Porter vs. Douqlas McKee, seeks $1,169.20 due on promissory note. KLAMATH COUNTY MARRIAGE LICENSES Dwlght David Trapp, 18, and Rosemary Chapman, 16, born of Klamath Fans. This was accomplished in the United States Navy's balhyscaph "Trieste." People Read SPOT ADS you ore Crater Lake GOLDEN GUERNSEY is the ONLY milk you can buy with its NATURAL goodness v and quatity unchanged. Yes! Crater Lake Gotden Guernsey reaches your table EXACTLY OS produced ... . . . NOTHING ADDED, and NOTHING TAKEN AWAY. And . . . Crater Lake GOLDEN GUERNSEY, produced on the fine ranches of Mr. Ray Hobson and Mr. Walt Collman, is the ONLY LOCALLY produced Gold en Guernsey. Join those who serve the best possible milk; drink CRATER LAKE Golden Guernsey. FU L L Of I Minimum Butterfat $200 lor repayment of loan; vs. Diamond Lake Lumber Co , seeks $11,546,65 for work performed on a contract. Carter's Collection Agency vs. Harvey KLAMATH FALLS BIRTHS BOYS HftRP Born to Mr. and Mrs, Otis E Harp Feb 7 in Klamath Valley Hospital, a boy weighing 7 lbs , 13 ozs. GIRLS NELSON Bo-n 'o Mr. and Mrv Mur ray judgments. Paul O. Gysin vs. Bend-Portland Truck First Nanonai Bank of Oregon vs. Mr. 'service and Billy Sutphin, $20,000 for per and Mrs. Bill B. Ledbetter nd O'Neill ' sonat injuries and $630 25 tor damage to and McClaren, seeks $12,875.31 due on car sustained in accident land sale or a mortgage foreclosure. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Builard vs. Don Herman H. Megginson vs. heirs of the S. Midlam (Midlam's Factory Outlet estates of George W Charles and Ernest I Stores), seek $1,000 rent or recovery ol Cabler and Otto King, seeks title to prop- prooerty. erty. I L. Gienger vs. Alice Wright, seeks $1,- Mr. and Mrs. Lee H. Noonchester vs. '92 5 6 7 due on bill Mr. and Mrs. Vernon D Williams, $5,55.- Silani-Fisher Realtors vs Paul McAlee. SI, payments due on sale of land. seek $1,200 credit, plus $50 per lot sold Maud E. Ferguson vs. Marvin Brown, in TonAtee Homes subdivision. Cupid Day Gifts for little tykes are being featured right now at Spcr's, Klamath's only exclusive children's shop. Fancy little wearables in reds and red and white will help your child celebrate Valentine's Day with pride. Shop for him or her now at Spencer's, 619 Main, where you get ZtH" Green Stamps. 0 0 $27,62 50 general and special damages for iniuries arising from auio accioeni. ED ANDERSCH Fnqidoire Salesman says: Frigidaire Washers have the greatest washing action for oil fabrics and the greatest dependability. A SWEETHEART OF A PAIR AT Bovs 50 llll SUMMARY Glrll-SI 3' -.'-m J A SWEETHEART OF A PRICE! 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