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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1961)
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HAVS YOU X U FWl MHMS H UTS WbS SKXnHM K 7 rnkTSra n J X Maybe- would am I Well, 1 f5S5f (rr5A cal,fre:k my por feels I I Icz) 1 1 i TTaStTI I I CNtr more-blast X Lao ) ELECTRIC )TMXr LmOWl ? likb its time for A cwange-.Too ) cn tpL, dansbri panisbb! Mon.. Oct 30. 1961 Paw 8 Court Records KLAMATH COUNTY DISTRICT COUIIT David H. Co. improof whl eovtri. RlCnr 6- r-fifC. vioianao oa't rww. Uiluri to dim hat Vinctnt Hv!in, 17. SO. LIIHl e OuallS. Ilghti, i;.S0. R.chrd W. P diiobtytd i'oo 7 . . EDM E. Tinker, fMnung an nignwr 7 . MJrrild P. Hrdman Jr., violation ba tie rule. III. Thtrcso D. WiCltltnt, violation bilie rule, $20. Rienard L. Hafar, no aptrator'a lletma (f.piFMI, U. Warran L. Yadon. diiobavad atop ton, 7 50. Gaoroa E. McCauity, WiVf to flarf di&abltd vthide. S15 Lilly P. Barton, no ooarator'l Uttntt, Merrill G. Bail, renewing 100 ciosa, u. Raymond S. Fitzgerald, truck speed. SiO. John R. Evatt, no toll lignt. 110. William J. Hamilton, axle overload, J3J. Leonard L. Schooler, combination over load, 0. lilah Rumph, intoxicated on public higrt way, 10 devi- Tony Makovee. Intoxicated on public highway, 10 dayi- jamei W. Paxton, hunting migratory waierlowl prolaclad by law, 5 (llo aui "t panded). , Harry Paarton, IHegai possession of dear meat, continued. Cecil Alan Low, assault and baitery guilty continued. Race Driver II T ATI laiKsioun Juck Turner, veteran Indiana polls Motor Speedway driver, will speak to the Oregon Tech student body at 9:40 a.m. on Thursday, Nov. 2. Turner is one of a team o! sev en Indianapolis race drivers who have presented the award-winning Champion Highway Safety Pro gram to more than three million teen-agera in Uie last five years. His subject will be, "Highway Safety Is No Accident." The Indianapolis race driver compares driving on the big speedway with everyday opera tions on our highways and insists if every motorist would be as courteous and as alert as the race driver and keep his car in' I as good condition there would not be the heavy traffic fatality toll being experienced today. A sound and color movie made al the Indianapolis Speedway es-' penally for use of the highway' safety team will be shown. 1 The assembly program will be sponsored by the Auto Mechanics' class. All persons whose lot it is . to drive in today's heavy traffic will appreciate the valuable sug-i gestions. The public is invited ac cording to Ben Morrison, automo-1 live instructor. (The National Sale ty Council has recognized the pro-; gram by presenting its public service award to Champion Spark Plug Company for developing and maintaining the presentation to, the public.) 4-H NEWS ! POE VALLEY Our first meeting of the year' was held on Oct. 12 at the home of . Mrs. Harold Campbell. There was no old business so. we got started otl with new business which was the election of officers. They are as follows: ' Nyna Payne, president; Scott- Skinner, vice president; Debra, Kennedy, secretary; and Mary Dracc, news reporter. For planning the calendar we decided to have a fund raising project instead of paying month ly dues. This will be a baked food sale sometime before Thanksgiv--ing. We have not set a date as of ' yet. There were many ideas tor tours and these will be looked into ' further and dates will be set. . We received our record books and our order w as put in for some other interesting pamphlets. At out next meeting it was de cided upon that Judy Preim will give a demonstration on cake dec orating. We are all looking for ward to this very much. Mrs. Payne was our only guest at this meeting. The meeting was adjourned and refreshments were served. Mary Urate. News Reporler. FOR PHYSICS TEACHERS NEW YORK UPI The Car-' negie Corp. awarded a three-year grant of W7,(ino Sunday for a pro gram designed to honor outstand ing teachers of high school phys-' ics. The pvtwrtmental nroiect is being conducted hy the American Association nt Physics tcacners.. which will Issue the first merit, awards in 12. For Salads or Stuffing Bell Peppers 10k Thu ipeciol, and H thtr rt)ctry ipcciali frm 1 1 1 wftk'i d food thru Wtdntt- Play Radio Bingoj Market Baskef q lh ni tin fejlh tth 1 Slifit Way i JS AA I . V A TH CT! TH-CWASTMl DANOVKILLEB V "Rt THIS 7 pgJ I T6V1N ACW.ANNISI-SVBS )j 'v
