Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 17, 1963, Image 17

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE 4-B Wfdnf sday, April 17, 196 IttRALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Orf. The Court Records . , DISTRICT COURT A W 1 1 IK ltl TfHW CM Ctorqt Thomas Crham, driving while tWitw' license impended, not ggilly plea; trial without ury yet for April 24 Edward Joe Doric her, failure to vw right of way. not guilty pla. trial with out lury Mt tor April 24. Blair Meredith Henderaon, dliobeved ktop tlsn. gviiiv ple. ' fine paid Blair Meredith Henderson, violate basic rule, guilty plea. $10 tine paid. Opal June White, no vehicle license (expired), gultty plea. $5 fine paid. Stewart Alois Hedgei, violate basic rule, guilty plea, 125 fin paid. David Wilson Sherman, failure to stop at unloading school bus. Vi line paid. Clifford James Ptlughoelt, following too close (truck), guilty plea, 15 line paid, Richard William Thornton, excessive noise, guilty plw, 15 tine paid. j Theresa Florence Kennedy, violate bas ic rule, guilty plea, SIS line paid. Antimo Yabes VaMejos, Improper leM turn, guilty plea, WO lint paid. , Marilyn Louise Plnlster, no vehicle H- cense (expired!, guilty piee. U line pald-i Gloria Faye Beierle, no operator's IM tense, guilty plea. J10 tine paid. Clifford Arnald Thomas, failure to tontme business :a enclosure guilty plea, i;S tine paid. Clifford Arnald Thomas, vlolale basic rut?, guilty plea, S10 f-ne paid. Jrtmes Thomas Alvis, violate basic rule, guilty pira. $15 fine paid. less Adding, on, disobeyed stop Sign, guilty pica, $0 tine paid. Satly Mae Fowter, no vehicle license (expired), guilty plea, 5 line paid. Richard Dale Ketenberg, violate basic rulf. guilty plea, $.0 tine paid. Richard Dale Ketienberg, excessive noise, guilly pies, if. SO tine paid. Joe Kirkley, obscured rear vision, guil ty Im, 17.S0 fine paid. Kenneth Robert Wealherby. Improper mu tiler, guilty plea, $7.30 tine paid. Edward William Boyd, violate basic rule, guilty plea, $30 fine paid, -ivdney Mo Hurtgen, violate basic rule, aulltv olea, $10 line paid- "Herlan Dale Weise, improper right turn, aulltv plea. $10 line paid. Leonard George McDonald, no slop Jtght, guilty plea. $io fine paia. Misdemeanor Cases Tnurl Cnkcr. olavina forbidden game, not quilty plea, trial without ury set for April 22. Felony Cases TLeon Moran, who true name Is Homer Leon Moran, obtaining money and prop' rty by talse pretenses, preliminary hear- ma set tor Apru ia. April 12, It 3 TraMIc Cases .tunny Patrick Mc&lnnis, Improper muiiier, auiiiv plea, 150 fine paid. Joseph John Mick, disobeyed slop sign, duilly plea, $10 fine paid. , Charles Nelson Farrer, disobeyed stop Won, guilty pi on, sio fine peio. - Sylvester James Lowry, failure display registered combined weight, guilly plea, V fine paid. Arthur Anthony Wick Jr., disobeyed itop sign, guilty plea, $15 fine paid. 1 Roy Lee Ferreira, failure to transfer ti tle, guilty plea, $5 fine paid. Marvin Albert Green, violate basic ftie, guilty plea, $25 line paid. Robert Andrew Ekin, no vehicle license, fiuiHy plea, $5 fine paid. William Ellon Harris, failure to dim headlights, guilty plea, $70 line paid. John Larry Miller, no headlights (when fequlred). guilty plea, $10 line paid. Lewis Santa Wilson, following loo close (car), guilty plea, $10 paid. Robert Arthur Vaught, violate basic rule, guilly plea, $10 fine paid. ; Henry Vlrland Holihouser, 1600 pound via overload, not guilly plea, trial wilh ul jury set for April ?. Misdemeanor Cases : Laura Agnes Labadit, dumping rub bish upon a public highway, guilty plea, $10 fine paid. KLAMATH FALLS MUNICIPAL COURT April IS Jerry Walsh, drunk, $75 forfeit. - Cecil E. Conness, drunk, $25 or live or t days. Morris Rusted, drunk. $25 forfeit. pars Collide On Stctteline -"J wo cars were involved in a wjar - end collision on the State line Road, 1:30 p.m., Sunday, ulicn an automobile driven by Donald Crowell of Tulclako passed an automobile and rammed into the rear of another vehicle as it returned to the southbound lane, state police have reported. The other car was operated by Morris Othel Roller, Merrill, and J as registered to Charles F. Holl er. jJCrowell left the scene of the accident before an Investigating officer of the Oregon State Po- Ike arrived, it was said. John Henry Holland, vagrancy, t'OO and 30 days. William Run yon, drunk, $25 or five or 10 diys. Jacob Harry Michel, drunk, l?S forfeit Dale McNeir, violation of dog leash ordinance. HO forfeit. Sidney Ross Deeqan, drunk, $7? forfeit Ira Souies. drunk, $75 or five or 1C days. Earl Sam Cos, drunk, $75 or five or 10 days. Mary Coss. drunk, $25 or I've or 10 days. Theodore E. Romero, drunk, $75 five or 10 days; disorderly conduct, $50 or 10 days. Percy Ball, drunk, $25 or five or 10 days.y Phillip J. Myrick, vagrancy, $100 end 30 days Lynn Branscomb, drunk, 175 or tivl or 10 days. Gilbert DeMille, drunk, $50 or 10 davi Walia Raymond Hembree, drunk, $75 forfeit. Patrick Dean Parks, minor In posses sion. $35 or five or 10 days. Donald James Berg, minor in posses sion, 125 forfeit. Robert Kent B rower, minor In posses sion. $25 forfeit. James Kenneth Puler, minor In posies slon, $25 forfeit. Gordon W. Nordstrom, drunk, $75 for feit. Rulus A. Oulllan, drunk, $25 forfeit. Peter J. Marline;, drunk, $25 or five or 10 days. ; Manuel Goini, drunk, 23 forfeit. Charles Arthur Demson, drunk, 5 for-1 felt. I OUR ANCESTORS Tjy Quincy fJ I " Si "I don't mind your asking me to carry your comb and lipstick but where?" Fill Land BUI Gets Easy Okay SALEM il'Pl'-A bill to let up land Shasta Hospital Plans Two Additions 1 MOUNT SHASTA - William E Smith, administrator of Mount Shasta Community Hospital, an nounced plans last week (or the construction of two ultra modern additions to the hospital. The ff'nntlrtif'linn mnrp than Hmihtin't owners get title to offshore llle sj2e o ,'he n0 jla) wll, river or harbor "fill" landsjas soon as the weather permits. oreezea mrougn the Oregon House, An obstetrics wing and surgery 54-5 today and went to the Senate. w ing are the first additions Ui It was necessitated by an altor-,1 ma(l; and should be completed ney generals opinion last year that shed doubt on the right of the state land board to dispose of sucn lands. The bill applies to "fill" lands built on submerged lands in navi gable rivers, harbors, inletn, or lakes. Areas it will apply to range from Coos Bay to Tongue Point at Astoria and Arlington on the Columbia River. Under the bill, public owners. such as cities or ports, would get title to adjacent "fill" lands. Private upland owners would by next fall. Further plans call for culls! ruction of a new wing of semi-private rooms which will provide beds for 4 patients. At present it is a 23 bed hos pital. The new rooms have been have first option to buy adjacent ill lands from the state. Witnesses at a hearing said it would open the way to tremen dous development of such area. on submerged lands that are rela tively worthless without development. The bill retains mineral rights for tile state. personnel, supplies, and equip ment. A new operating room is in the plans, with a new deliver) room opposite two of the obstet rics rooms. A new nurserv will have corn- Smith said one goal, by the plcte television monitoring, both time the additions are made, is audio and visual, and super sen to be able to care for local chron- sitive microphones detecting the designed with all outside walls, ceiling to floor, with thermopane glass and a landscaped pavilion for visiting and sunning. There will be television installed in one end of the solarium. ically ill patients under Hie med ical aid to the aged program in stead of having them moved else where. He also stated there are 11 doctors, including specialists, now using the hospital. The surgery and obstetrics wings w ill be added w here the am bulance entrance is now located. There will be several rooms for do FALSE TEETH Rock, Slide or Slip? FASTEETH. an Improved powder to be sprinkled on upper or lower pliitps, holds (Blse teeth more firmly In place. Do not slide, slip or rock. No Kummy, cooev. paslv taste or feeling FASTELTH Ualkuliiir ( non acid i . Does not sour, checks "plate orlor breath" Cot FASTEETH at nruc counters everywhere. slightest sound. Under the wing of semi-pi n ale rooms on the downstairs floor, new facilities will be provided for offices, sup ply rooms, x - ray, laboratory, and emergency rooms. The entire project should reach .-ompletion by the fall of 19H4. Uchitects are Wesley J. 3arn um and Malcolm Mau of Sacramento. Hemorrhoids Cured Painlessly By Non-Surgical Method The non-surgical, electronic j ments will be given without method for treatment of Hem- additional fee." orrhoids (Piles) developed by I Patients experience little, if doctors of the Beal-Oliver , any pain. 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