! Court Records
DISTRICT COURT
, May 10
I TRAFFIC rice
' Dnie1 Ralph Brinigar, driving undr
....iuente or nquoc noi Quttly plt.
lury trial set lor Jun J7.
Nancy Moore Nicrtolion, disobeyed soo
ihii Buiiiy pita, yry trial set lor
June 24.
Vera Alict Cavtnar, falluri to yield
vn gr way, not ouirty plea, trial with,
out jury tet lor May IS.
Kenneth Emerick, no PUC permit
flullty plea, 17b tint paid.
Everett Douglas Stevens, improper
change ol lanes, guilty plea, 115 tine paid
uougiat Alfred Baldwin, disobeyed stop
UUMir pica, v una paia.
Larry Andrew Burleson, violate basic
rule, guilty plea, 120 line paid.
Kenneth Charles Lenhardt, violate bas
ic rule, guilty plea, J20 tine paid.
Keith Albert Harris, disobeyed stop sign,
guilty plea, 110 tint paid.
Reynold Juan Sammarlpa, failure 1o
mm ncagiignis, guilty plea, SIO fine paid.
Roqer Lee Turney, tfliiye to d'm r-eai
l'9h'v guilty plea, no Una paid.
Florian Duane Tlninenko, violate basic
rule, guilty plea, S10 line paid.
t-red Charles Holfinger, violalt basic
run, guniy piea, sig tine paid.
Brant John Weaver, improper left turn,
guilty plea, SIS line paid.
Jack Orsborn Petersen, disobeyed traf
fic signal, guilty plea, 17.50 fine paid.
Margaret Elizabeth Wing, disobeyed
Hop sign, guilty plea, SI fine paid.
Gilbert Baker, disobeyed Hop sign,
guilty plea, S10 fin paid.
Henry Hubert Dayment, 1,300 lbs. com
bination overload, guilty plea. S36 fine
paid.
Juan its Conception Thitl, violate basic
rule, guilty plea, SIS fine paid.
Juanita Conception Thill, no vthfele li
cense (expired), ouiltv olea. fin oa,6
Gerald James Robinson, disobeyed slop
sign, guniy piea. no tine paid.
Harvey Bostwick, violate basic rule,
guilty plea, SIS fine paid.
Donald Wayne Clubb, following too
closely (carl, guilty plea, SIO fine paid.
James Hugh Bayne. no Oregon opera
tor's license, guilty plea, SS fine paid.
Robert Donald Smart, no operator's
license, guilty plea, IS fine paid.
John Wayland Rovsh, improper signal
ling device, guilty plea. SIO fine paid.
Dale Phillip Murray, no vehicle license
(expired), guilty plea. SS fine piad.
Richard Monro Roberts, failure to yield
right of way, guilty plea, SIO fine paid.
Clyde Tobias England, disobeyed traf
fic signal, guilty plea, S15 fine paid.
Geraldina Sims, disobeyed stop sign,
guilty plea. SIO fine paid.
James Lincoln Willie, driving while
right to apply suspended, guilty plea.
S100 line paid. Two days In county ail
suspended, operator's license suspended
one additional year.
James Lincoln Willie, no operator's li
cense, guilty plea, SS fine paid.
Melvin Vergil Horn, no operator's li
cense, guilty plea, S5 fine suspended.
Jack Gordon Lange. violate basic rule,
guilty plea, sio fine suspended.
Larry Robert Payn, driving while oper
ator's license suspended, dismissed on
motion of defendant pursuant to ORS
ABl.m (2).
Douglas Edward Wyeth, violate basic
rule, guilty plea, S?5 line or five days
In county (all In lieu of fine.
Jerome Bernard Smith, no operator's li
cense, guilty plea. SS fine or one day in
county fail in lieu of fine.
Bob Howard Rider, improper lane us
age, guilty plea, SIO fine paid.
Jeanette Bleckwelder McMullien. d i s
obeved' stop sign, guilty plea, SIO fine i
paid
Robert Jack Liskey, disobeyed slop
sign, guilty plea, SIO fine paid.
Roy Virgil Galloway. 1,500 lbs. tandem
axles overload, US line; ol which 122.50
was suspended; S27 SO line paid.
Gary Lynn Hancock, operating motor
vehicle while operator's license suspend
ed. Si 00 fine paid. Two days in county
ial suspended Operator's license sus
pended one additional year.
MISDEMEANOR CASES
Jerome Barnard Smith, intoxicated in
a public place, ouflty plea, J7S fine or
15 days in county hit in lieu of fine. ;
Victor Preston Switier, intoxicated in
a Public place, guilty plea, US fine or is
davs in county ali in lieu of fine. i
Caledonia Pearl Jones, assault and bat
tery, not guilty plea, jury trial set tor
June 14.
May U
TRAFFIC CASES
Jesse Paul Exton, violate basic rule,
no) guilty plea, trial without jury set for
May iv
Douglas Eugene Wagner, driving under
the Influence of Intoxicating liquor, not
guilty plea. Jury trial set lor June 13.
Harold Jacob Harkey, violate basic
rule, nof guilty plea, trial without fury
tet for May 29.
Carl Palmer Nelson Jr., violate basic
rule, trial without ury. Found guilty. $30
tme paid.
Clarence Henry Bussman, no fixed load
license, guilty pica, SS fine paid.
Benlamin Franklin Cotton, disobeyed
stop siqn, guilty plea. SIO fine paid.
Thomas Joseph O'Connor, disobeyed
top sign, guilty plea, SIO lint pad.
Sentino Giuseppe Merlini, disobeyed
traffic signal, guilty plea. SIO fine paid.
James Keith Smith, no safety chain,
guilty plea. SIO fin paid.
Let Warren K linger, no signal device,
guity plea, 17.50 fine pad.
Gloria Jean Sutphin, disobeyed slop
sign, guilty plea. SIO fin paid.
' William Vicnael Badorek, no stop light,
guMty ptea, HO fine paid
Douglas Eood Peterson, np PUC per
mit, guilty plea, 125 tin paid
Francm 0n Kelt. voat basic rult,
guilty p'ea. SIO fin paid.
Lvnn Truman McKun. fmprooer Ian
usoe- amity p'e. SIO fine paid.
Richard Dale Kettenbcrg, operating un
safe equipment, guilty pic. S7 50 fine
pad.
Pearl Tommle Sullivan, disobeyed stoo
sign, guilty pie. SIO fine paid
Robert Chris Schill, violate basic rule,
guilty plea, V$ fin paid.
K-rstin Louis Keiiey, no vehicle li
ccn (expired), ouiity plea. SS fm paid.
Norman Scott Packer, fall to identify
qvlpment, amity pi". S'd tine paid.
CHene Elaine Halouiak. disobeyed
stop sign, guilty ptea. SIS ime paid.
Delo'es Karen Jones, disobeyed stop
s an. guilty plea, SIS fine paid.
Donald Roderick Waters, no safety
Cha;n. guilty plea, SIO tme Paid
E verett Lee Lyman, disobeyed stop
nan. guilty piea. HO Ime paid
Robert Elmr SundWrt, improper pass
Ing, guilty plea. SIS lm paid.
Brian Lane Walker, no stop light, guilty
pi, $10 line paid.
Vernon Joeph S'lva, no operator's li
cense, guilty plea, $5 " or on day
in county fall in lieu of fine
Charles Sam Hooe. no vehici license
(Mpired), dimlssd on motion by district
attorney; defendant had a license at
the tim of tn citation
MISDEMEANOR CASES
Robert Le McDamei, intoxicated upon
a public highway, guilty pi; S50 line
pad
FELONY CASES I
Edard Francis Marsh, larceny bv bait
. preliminary hearing Sufficient evt-
r-ence 'o hold to answer charge. Held
for orend lury. i
Roy Weems. knowingly uttering and I
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Inary hearmg set for May IS. 1
Freshmen Lead Henley
High School Honor Roll
By MARTHA RAGLAN I) '
The freshman class led all oth
er classes at Henley High School
in the number of students plac
ing on the last six weeks' honor
rpll. Those freshmen receiving all-
Ls and 2s are:
Steve Alexander, Richard An
derson, Bill Beymer. Charles
Bridges, Steve Cheyne, John
CiOa:lvn, Turn Ferguson. tJnrnihy
blowers, Steve Harless, Gary Ha
worth, Sam Hill, Larry Hilyard,
Jean McClay, Richard Metier.
Sharon Phillips. Scott Skinner,
Rex Smith, Evelyn Taylpr, Pat
Thurman. Bob Tucker, Barbara
Urban. Bob Watson, Sally Wenz.
Charles Whitlatch. and. with all
Is. Dianne SelkreRg and Dianne
Colby.
Twelfth grade: Nancy Wenz,
Dick Houck, Charley Thompson,
Steve Reiling. Janet Lyon. Lydia
L'mlor, Jo Ann Duffy. Gena Spiel
man, Anne Marshall. Pam Mil
lard and Larry Woods.
Eleventh grade: Cheryl Thur
man. Margaret McWilliams. Cin
dy Harless. Sue Gautier. Cheryl
rorstcr. Kathy DeGrande. and
Ray Black.
Tenth grade: Gary Wallin, Van
Wallach. Eric Wakkuri. Steven
Skinner; Shelia Simon, Andy Rag
land. Patricia Moore, Ray Mc-
Xary. Douglas Lasniewski, Alice
Horslcy, Richard Holmes. J i m
Hill. William Heryford. Kathy Hel-
mer. Melody Gritton. David Fair
do. Pat Dingier, Karen Cump-!
Hospital May 10 a boy weighing 6 lbs., I
I 01. i
ECK Born to Mr. and Mrs. Donald W.
Eck in Klamath Valley Hospital Miv 11
a boy weighing f lbs.
srAUK born to Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
nelh Spaur in Klamath Valley Hospital
May 11 a boy weighing a lbs., 10 ois.
DOVERI Born to Mr. and Mrs. George
Dover! In Klamath Valley Hospital May
11 a ooy weigning ids., to' i ojs.
BLISS Born to Mr. and Mrs Roqer
A. Bliss in Klamath Valley Hospital May
12 a boy weighing 7 lbs., 10 ois.
SHAFER Born to Mr. and Mrs. Lar
ry L. Shaler in Klamath Valley Hospital
iay i a ooy weigning i ids., Wi ois.
WOOOWICK Born to Mr. and Mrs. Lar
ry O. Wood wick in Klamath Vallev Hosof-
tal May 13 a boy weighing 4 lbs., 13' ois.
PIERCE Born to Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard F. Pierce in Klamath Valley Hospital
May 13 a boy weighing lbs , Vi ozs.
WRiOMi-Born io Mr. ana Mrs. Ar
nold Wright in Klamath Valley Haspitat
May u a boy weiohmg J lbs.. IT ois.
GIRLS
McDANIEL Born to Mr. and Mrs. Har-
gis Mc Daniel In Klamath Valley Hospi
tal May a girl weighing a lbs.. lO'-i ois.
YOUNG Born to Mr. and Mrs. Merle
Young ln Klamath Valley Hospital May
11 a girl weighing 4 lbs., ll'i ois.
DuuliLAa sorn to Mr. ana Mrs
Charles R Douglas in Klamath Valley
Hospital May 11 a girl weighing lbs-
is ois.
BOYO Born fo Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
F. Boyd in Klamath Valley Hospital May
3 a gin weigning v ids . 3 ois.
MUIR Born to Mr. and Mrs. David
L. Mulr in Klamath Valley Hospital May
u a gin weigning a ins , ism ois.
mi SUMMARY
Boys: 177 Girls: 164
stun, Lyle Bergstrom, Jnhn An
ile, and, with all Is. Tony Vas
sallo and Jim Green.
Eighth grade: Edward Tice,
Sandy Gardella, Beverly Hoop
er, Dan Boswell, David Stone,
Donna Smith. Terry High, Craig
Roady, Lynn Lisle, Carolyn Kay-
ler, Kenneth Skinner. Scott Rice,
Doran McBride. Edwin Kammer
er, Connie Ewing, Tom Dcpuc,
Rita Dale, Shirley Boehm. Rich
ard Baker, and with all Is, Marlys
Reppe.
Revenue Raising
Plan Opposed
SALEM (UPD-The House Tax
ation Committee expressed unani
mous opposition Tuesday to a revenue-raising
plan approved Mon
day by the Senate Taxation Com
mittee. The expression indicated a
deadlock between the two houses
UuU is almost sure to send the
state's tax program to a confer
ence committee for final decision.
The House earlier this session
passed a revenue-raising package
based on an income tax bill,
cigarette tax, and a one - shot
measure to speed turnover of
withholding payments to the state
The Senate committee complete
ly rewrote the income tax bill to
raise $32 million uistead of $35
million. It Junked the cigarette
tax and amended the one-shot bill
to apply near the end of the 1963-
lij biennium only if needed.
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Oreqon Welcome Chairmen Announced
Gov. .Mark Hatfield announced
the appointment of community
chairmen to coordinate local par
ticipation in the Oregon Welcome
program.
Serving as chairman for Klam
ath Falls is R. II. Tisdale. vice
president of First National Bank
of Oregon. Frank V. Ohlund.
manager of the Chiloquin branch
of the United Slates National
Bank, will serve as chair
man for Chiloquin, and Donald A.
Pyle, manager ft the Merrill of
fice of First National Bank of
Oregon, will serve as Merrill's
chairman.
Many stales have beautiful
mountains, picturesque lakes, the
fishing streams, sandy beaches,
a temperate climate and other
natural attractions, as well as
excellent facilities which are in
viting to the vacationist. Few
states come close to having as
much as Oregon has to offer.
"Our Oregon Green Welcome
Mat program seeks to give that
added something to our tourist
promotion, recognizing that the
tourist will go where he is invited
and will remain where he feels
truly welcome.
"The state highway entrances
will again be painted with t h e
'Welcome to Oregon' green wel
come mat. Many companies have
already pledged themselves to
making widespread use of the
welcome symbol. A great many
organizations are giving this pro
gram their support.
"The welcome symbol is sim
ple in design and is readily
adaptable to many uses, f o r
painting on streets and side
walks: plastering on signs and
billboards; as dccals on windows,
doors and cash registers; fur ta
ble napkins, place-mats, coasters,
banners, flags; for use in all
manner of advertising. This gives
us a unified image, a consistent
selling identity with which to
tell the story that the visitor is
made to feel warmly and wonder-
hilly welcome during his stay in
Oregon.
The governor invited all citi
zens, business firms, organiza
thins and community groups to
join in the welcome program and
endeavor to make some use of
the welcome symbol. He particu
larly urged that all citizens fa
miliarize themselves with their
own local tourist attractions and to
be alert with suggestions on in
interesting places to see and
things for the tourist to do.
Governor Hatfield pointed out
that the statewide program has
received considerable impetus un
der the direction of the state
Oregon Welcome Committee with
Richard J. Turner, Portland ad
vertising executive, serving as
chairman. State headquarters for
the program are at 522 Pittock
Block in Portland with Phil
Hunt. Portland public relations
counselor, serving as stale coor
dinator.
The governor urged local citi
zens interested in participating
in tlie program to contact tnc lo
cal chairman or write to the com
mittee's office in Portland for a
brochure outlining the full pro
gram.
Leather goods manufacturers of
the U.S. produced 7.3 million brief
cases during 19tVl.
HKItALl) AND NKHS, Klamath Falls, Ore.
Thursday, May 16, MM
PAGE 5-A
COLLECTION FINDS Reynolds Morgan, printer for
the Herald and News, found thesa obsidian Indian arti
facts recently on tha Christmas Valley Road about 125
miles from Klamath Falls. They ware probably used at
scrapers for a number of purposes in the days before tha
Indian tribes knew anything about metal. '
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