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Thurtday, April 23, 1961
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PRICE BUSTER
SALE
Spring savings in every department. Listed here
are just a few of the tremendous coupon val
ues now on sale at Robert's. Clip these coupons
and spend them for extra savings, but hurry . . .
quantities are limited!
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Ponies On Display at Both Stations
Look for the lirlle red barn at each station. Pick up your Free Tic
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Klamath Falls, Oregon
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Town and Country and 2135 So. 6th St.
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20 OFF SALE CONTINUES THROUGH APRIL!
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PROPOSED EXPANSION
The above photo shows the present Town and Country facilities
with the proposed expansion area indicated by the dotted white
line. These new additions, when completed, will total over 90,000
sq. ft. of selling space in the canter under one roof and increase
the parking area 200.
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LOOK AT THESE 20 OFF EXAMPLES:
Rf- Prlff 0r Prtrf Off
Toni Home Permanenfs . 2.00 1.60 1.28
Rug Runners '2.7? 2.59 207
Breck Shampoo, pints 1.75 1.48 1.20
Pillow Cases 1.19 .87
Ladles Sweaters, sizes 34-40 . 8.50 5.98 4.80
Waffle Baker, Fostoria 29.95 19.95 17.97
Steam-Spray Iron, Fostoria 16.95 13.83 11.12
Artificial Flowers .10 .08
Bait Canteens 2.75 2.33 1.87
Worm Keep, 20 pints .88 .72
The entire stock of the House of Diseounr has been pur
chased by Western Thrift, Inc. This gigantic stock must
be sold in order to make this space available as part of
our proposed expansion program at Town and Country.
Here's your chance to really moke a savings on any
thing in the store. Just fill your basket and head for
the checker. She will total your purchases and give you
20 MORE OFF THE ALREADY LOW DISCOUNT
PRICES. (Limited Time Only)
THIS GIGANTIC STOCK
MUST BE
LIQUIDATED
NOW WESTERN THRIFT, INC.
The Court Records
DISTtlCT COUHT I
APRIL II, m)
TRAFFIC CASES
William Waynt? Hilt, no diinnct lights,
guiliy plf. (10 fin p'i.
Grovtr Charlei Dhn. vicil tMtiC
rul. rjuiMy pita, $ti lint paid
Evtrett Earl Ktpiey. vioiaia bailc
ru' guilty plea. s?0 frva pad
Jamet Collin Coogier Jr., violatt bas
ic rula. guilty pica, HI fina paid.
Einiar Lac A bH, failura to ooey offi
cial traffic iign, guilty plia, 10 lint
paid.
Wallace Howard Ktniio., ovtrwldth
(f). guilty plat. $10 fint paid.
EUit Murl Johnson, violatt banc rult.
guilty ptta- I0 lint paid.
Lucille Vary RobaHton. ditobaytd
traffic signal, guilty plea. 110 tint paid.,
Jacqueline Burrn, violatt basic rulr,
guilty plea, Wi fine paid.
Frank Robert White, four In driver
teaf, Qulltv plea, 1'5 fint paid.
Gtrhard Julius Heescnen, disobeyed
stoo sign, guilty Diet, I' SO tin pa id.
Carrie Eihei bbtri, disopeytd stop
sign, guilty piea, sis fine paid.
tva Lorra.rte anea. aisooeyeo nop
sign, guilty plea, HO fine paid.
MIlDbmcAnuK tASO
Alen Swlnk, causing children to be
come dependent, not guilty plea, trial
without wy set for June 7.
Dee Leslie coie, pent larceny, gumy
plea, 30 diys in county ail.
Bruce Aiireo cony, laist appucanon ior
angling license, not guilty plea; trial
without ury set tor April n.
rELDqT t ASBS
Julie Ann PruiitNajssauli with a da.i-
qernus weapon, preliminary hearing sot
iw April 23. Undertaking of U.SOO ball
approved.
Leon Moran, obtaining money and prop
erty by false pretenses, p'eiimlniry
nee'ing. Sutlicienl evidence to noid la
answer charge. Held (or grend jury.
Harvey Bievini and Raymond or eg-
ory, burglary In a dwelling, preliminary
hearing, butticieni evidence to noio io
answer charge. Held tor grand ury.
APRIL iv, mi
TRAFFIC CASES
Verna Chrtstene Fletcher, operating a
motor vehicle while operator's license
suspended, not guilty plea; trial without
jury set tor May 3.
Terry Ray Manor a, no emergency
brake, guiny pie. io tine paid.
Merie caivin hicks, no Oregon oper
tor's license, guilty plea, $5 tine paid,
Cheney joe weink, no neeanarits wnen
required, guilty piea, sis tint paid.
Lee Roy irevis, one neaoiigni, guiuy
piea, no tint paid.
William Harry LosxinsKi, vioiait oasic
rule, gulltv olea, US fine paid.
joy Ann trume. no operator s license
on person, guilty plea, SS fine paid,
Walton Hardee spnior, disopeyog si op
sign, guilty piea, sio fine paid.
Harry Burns Bennett, violate oasic
rule, guilty piea, Jio tine paid.
ueorge uiysses vianor, no vonicie it-
conse, oullty plea. IS fine paid.
uon Haroia iieuanier, vioiaie oasic
rule, guilty plea, no fine paid.
Stanley Rav oetheraae, I300 pouid com'
bi nation overload, guilty plea, 126 line
paid.
wesiey tan looKson, oisooeyeg atop
sign, guiliv pica, sis tine paid.
Jan co Juanita stiaw, violate Dane
rule, guilty ploa, $10 fine paid.
Franklin Douglas Tuer, no vehicle n-
conse (expired), guilty plea, fS tine paid.
pau1 BecKwnn Nicnois, vioiaie oasic
rule, oulliv plea, 110 fine paid.
Harvey r-rancis Locxnan, no uregor
operator's license, guilty plea, Si tine
paid.
prank smurt jr., driving wnne mioxi-
gated, S200 fine and five days In county
all; or 40 days in lieu of fine, opera
tor's license suspended for 90 days.
MISDEMEANOR CASES
Ellis Rav Roach, sharing assistance
wim recipient ot aid, dismissed cn mo
tion py district anorney.
t is Rav Roach, snaring assistance
with redolent of a d, trial without urv
Found guilty. Sentencing set for April
22.
FELONY CA5ES
Dusty Brumbaugh, threatening com
motion of a crime In Klamath County,
jismlssed on motion ot the Informant,
APRIL 33, 1TS3
TRAFFIC CASES
Philip Dysne Jackson, excess noise,
oulltv alee. S7.S0 tine oald.
Lynn Uuane Widener, one headlight,
ou iv o aa. S O line pa d.
3amrd Edgar Oliver, Improper pass
ing, guilt plea. o tine paid.
Lois Irene Davis, no operator's II'
cense, oulltv olou. $5 line paid,
Elva Angelina 5c hell, violate basic
rue. ou v olea, tis fine paid.
Julio fVorenu, failure to dim headlights,
oulltv olea, $15 line paid. .
Ruben Eugene Williams, violate basic
rule, guilty plea, $10 tine paid.
Stuart Rohre McCcrmlck. no house
trailer license, guilty plea, 15 fine paid.
Garth Phi lip penon, no operator li
cense, guilty plea, ii fine paid.
William Bert uasser, no trailer license,
gulltv plea. SS fine paid.
William A l Bert town, no cneuueurs li
cense, guilty plea, $5 fine paid.
Austin Ray uroon, no wrecneri it
cense, guilty plea, $?5 fin paid.
Russell Dean peaerson, no stop ngni,
guilty plea, $10 fine paid.
Louis Nate'e, disobeyed stop sign,!
guilty ptea, 1-0 fine paid. I
Margerei eiaini jonnon, viomv ubii.
rule, guilty plea, $10 fine paid.
Eugtn James Wltherspoon, violate ba
sic rule, guilty plea, $30 fine paid, i
Aihart Po ndex er, violate basic ruie,
guilty plea, $10 fin paid.
Edwin Gottlieb zahler, violate basic
rule, guilty plea, $)0 fin paid.
Ray Morehouse, disobeyed stop sign,
guilty plea. $0 fine paid.
Richard Dale Ketiencerg. disobeyed
jtop sign, guilty plea. $10 tin paid-
Cecil Edison Wilbur, failure to stop
for school bus. guilty plea, $15 tin p'd.
William James Hamilton Jr , MOO
pound combination overload, guilty plea,
M2 fin paid.
Harry Lee Decker, 1200 pound combin
at ion overload, guilty plea, fin paid.
Alfred Angelo Reginato, disobeyed atop
sign, guilty plea. $5 tin paid.
Joseph Wargackl, improper passing,
guilty plea, $1$ fin paid.
Michael Henry Reader, violet basic
rule, guilty piea. $100 Vin paid.
Kenneth Mailcum Move. 7200 pound'
tandem ale over toad, guilty plea, 130.
ne; of which $200 was suspended; $100
fine paid - '
Armando Musault Pin In, truck speed
ing, guilty plea, 110 tint suspended.
Frank James Hibdon, no vehicle lt
cense (cpired), guiity plea, IS I me sus
penaea .
Thomas Lee Kessmger, parkin on
highway, guilty plea, $10 fin suspended.
Jessie Harper Cunningham, ta'iure to
m headlights, guilty plea, $10 fine sus
pended.
Richard Patrick sul'lvan, oisooeyed
stop sign, guilty plea, $)0 tin paid.
Gary Alien Dfttev. no operators li
cense (suspended), $150 fine and two
days in county al. Two days in county.
an suspended; siw tm paid. License.
suspended one additional year.
Douqlas Ivan Dampierre, driving while
operator's license suspended, guilty plea. .
si so line and two days in county an;
two days suspended. H50 tin paid. Oper
ator's license suspended on additional
year.
MISDEMEANOR CASE
Herbert Dale Gregory, failure to pro-
cur non-resident angler's license, guilty
plea, 125 fine paid.
David Meivin cox, angnng wimoui li
cense, guilty plea, $25 tin paid.
James Keeiona Brown jr., angnng
closed stason, guilty plea, 125 fin paid.
James Cline Hill, intoxicated in a puo-
lic place, $50 tine or 10 days In county .
jail in lieu of tine.
Huev Wavne Hicks. Petit larceny,
guilty pis. 90 days suspended sentence
revoked an oeienoan? mencea id
serve 90 days In county (ail.
MUNICIPAL COURT
APRIL 22, 1963
Ronald Ray Wilson, drunk, $25 forfeit,
pete Hamilton, drunk, $25 or tiv or
10 days.
David Jackson wcvay, orunx, tor-
felt.
WHUam Winchester, drunk, 5 wien.
Robert John Lanning, drunk, 125 for-
Harold Ben wrignt, orunK, v -onon.
Lester J. Tecumseh Jr., drunk, $25 for
feit.
Roy Edward Morgan, drunk, w or
five or 10 days.
Daniel Brees, drunk, $25 or live or
10 days.
James Dorr, drunk, 125 or tiv or io
days.
Donald Philip SChlii. minor in posses
sion, 125 forfeit.
Lerov George prate, minor m posses
sion, $25 forfeit.
Samuel Franklin Ricn, orunK, ior-
felt.
Vincent Hurtado, oruntc, or nvo or
10 days. It
Raymond jCkSon, arunn, wi or uv
or 10 days.
Knut Kveste, orunn, rorwu.
Kenneth Dixon, violation ot dog leash
ordinance, $10 forfeit.
Laura tsier waters, grunx, wj wi
Edwin W. Kangas, arunx, us or me
or 10 days. ' .
Henderson A. young, orunn, w uc
five or 10 days.
Robert L. wigmarK, orunit, a or nvo
or 10 days.
Laurel L. nines, orunx, i5 luriaiu
On The Record
MARRIAOt IICBN5I
Larry Krauw. 26. and Linda R. Wind-.
mualltr, 3J. bolh Flr Oaks, Calll.
DIVORCE ACTIONS FILiO
SNYDER Shells Raa v. Robarl La.
Roy.
LOWT HER Evelyn J. v. Joiaph
VfARNER-Marllyn vi. Robert. ;-i
LAWSUITS
Harry R. lenphear and Joyr.e ian
phear v. Oregon Land and Livestock Co.
Federel National Mortgnoe Assn.. a
corporetlon, vs. Albert Jake Vandyke
and Selly 8. Vandyke, 111,150 due on
mortgage.
Edward P. Hardy vs. C. L. Janssen,
$39,663.47 general and special oamages
incurred as result ot auto accident.
KLAMATH PALLS
BIRTHS
BOYS
DOVF.Born to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
R. Dove In Klamath Valley Hospital Ap
ril 73 a boy weighing lbs.. 5 ozs.
BOSTER Born to Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Boster In Klamath Valley Hospital
April 32 a boy weighing 6 lbs.
OIRLS
BENHAM Bern to Mr. and Mrs.
Lelghlon L. Benhem In Klemelh Valley
Hospital April 23 a girl weighing lbs.,.
SHUEY Born to Mr. and Mrs. Albert i
Dean Shuay In Klamalh Valley Hospital
April 23 a Qlrl weighing 7 lbs., 3 ois.
SUMMARY
Boys: Girls: nr.;
Chemistry Protects
Timber From Thieves
As one means of protecting led-
eially managed timber against
possible IheU, the Bureau ot Land
Management is now employing
the aid of chemistry, according
to Mcdford district manager,
Donald J. Schoficld.
In timber sales where tlie trees
arc Individually selected for cut
ting by professional foresters, the
trees are spotted with a special
tree-marking pamt. A marK is
made on the bole of the tree, so
the tree fellers can readily spot
it, and also on the butt, near
the ground. The lower mark re
mains on the stump after the
tree is cut and serves to show
Meet Held
By Grange
SUMMER LAKE Summer
Lake Grange met in regular ses
sion Saturday evening, April 20.
with 1.1 members present. Guests
included John Ginther and son,
Dan. Klamath Falls: F. A. Fra
nce, Fort Rock; and state stew
ard and district deputy. Roy
Moans, and his wife of Redmond
The secretary. Diane Elder.
was instructed to write a letter
to all members of the House
Taxation Committee protesting
the proposed property lax on fra
tcrnal buildings.
In addition to remarks by
Means, Jeanne Webber, Fort
Rock, played two piano telec.
lions, "In a Persian Market" and
"Alley Cat;" Judy Irwin. Kort
Rock, and Ronnie Markus. Sil
ver Lake, save their winning
soil conservation spcechtv: nd
Susan Claggett gave a recitation
on Easter.
Viewing tlx program were Mrs.
Freda Thayer, Mrs. Glenn Ir
win and Don Aardappel, Fori
Rock, and Mrs. Jolin Ginther.
that the tree thai was cut was
the one intended. To discourage
unauthorized use of paint, the
Medford District of the Bureau
of Land Management now adds a
special chemical "tracer ele. .
ment to all tree marking painl.
Blue paint is generally used to
indicate individual trees that are
to be cut. Orange paint is now
used to mark trees tliat form the .'
encircling boundary of a clear
cutting area in which the trees
to be cut are not individually
marked.
If it is suspected that trees
have been illegally marked and
cut, it is possible to chip paint
from the stumps and have tho
paint analyzed. If no tracer ele.
mcnt is revealed, paint other than,
that used by the BLM was em.
ployed and the theft is revealed
Schoficld explained.
The tracer clement used is
analvsis simple, fast and inexpen-'
sive. All of this adds up ic better
management and protection of
Die public's foresn by the Bureau
of Land Management, Schofield
said. ;
Youth Missing
Since Sunday
HOOD RIVER (UPD - There
was no organized search May for
James Thomas Akins. 16. ram-
dale, missing since Sunday near
Hood River.
Slieriff Rupert Gilmouthe said
there were no new leads in the
boy's disappearance. He left his
home last Sunday and told a sis
ter he was going to a lava bed
to look for rocks.
Sheriff Gilmouthe said he was
later sighted in a movie at Hood
River.
A search through Tuesday failed
to turn up any leads. Tie missing
boy was described as husky and
190 pounds. .