Albany Democrat-Herald from Albany, Oregon • 10

00 news of record Fines do not include court costs or other assessments CIRCUIT COURT (July 1, 1975) State of Oregon vs. Steven J. Lalacona, 20, Eugene. Pleaded guilty to burglary in first degree. Presentence investigation ordered.

Phillipe W. Barnes, et ux vs. David R. Tice, et ux. Alleges defendants are delinquent and in default of terms of certeciostroperty contract, contract.

fees, Seeks costs, $9,818 attorney disbursements and other relief. Donna Jean Smith vs. Ralph Smith. Petitioner residing in Lemhi County, Idaho, requests support from respondent living in Sweet Home. Marriage Licenses George Lee Hersom, 18, 3634 SE Glendale, and Esther Ruth Pouliot, 18, 1231 Airport, Lebanon.

Claude Millard Townsend, 47, and Tessie Belle Edsall, 56, both of Hoquiam, Wash. Frederick Charles Davies, 20, and Teresa Marie Hodges, 18, both of 1128 Grove, Lebanon. George Vernon Grenz 23, and Debra Lynn Bolman, 18, both of Rt. 2 Box 263D Dissolution of Marriage Lorena D. Clark vs.

Johnny L. Clark. Petition allowed Patricia L. Goodell vs. Jack V.

Goodell Jr. Petition allowed. Wanda M. Peterson VS John Peterson. Petition allowed.

Kenneth R. Sword vs. Evelyn Sword. Petition allowed. Jeananne Morefield vs.

Franklin D. Morefield. Petition allowed. Pamela James vs. Roger Dale James.

Petition allowed. llana Slaski vS. Andrew J. Slaski. Petition allowed, property settlement agreement approved.

Charles J. Bennett VS. Barbara J. Bennett. Petition allowed.

Donald B. Heller vs. Linda Lee Heller. Petition allowed Beverly J. Kimball VS.

Jerald M. Kimball. Petition allowed, petitioner granted custody. Leslie E. Sharp vs.

Genevieve Sharp. Petition allowed. Kathleen A. Walter vs. Larry L.

Walter. Petition allowed. Marcile B. Bates vs. Delmer L.

Bates. Petition allowed, property division approved. Wayne A. Michele vs. Gloria Michele.

Petition allowed, division of property approved. Bruce Edward Allen vs. Betty Carol Allen. Decree granted, property division approved and other relief. Neva Andrews vs.

Stanislaus Patrick Andrews. Married Nov. 22, 1972 in Albany. Seeks dissolution, maiden name restored and other relief. Joan M.

Hammer VS. Rodney W. Hammer. Married Oct. 17, 1959 in Albany.

Seeks dissolution, custody, child support, division of property, attorney fees and other relief. Dorothy Belle Peasley vs. Frank Peasley. Married Aug. 8, 1970 in Roseburg.

Seeks dissolution, attorney fees and other relief. DISTRICT COURT (July 1, 1975) Theft in second degree, attempted theft in first degree and minor in possession of intoxicants: Larry Sharrah, age not given, 20 Turner. Pleaded guilty, sentenced to 10 days jail with credit, fined Count and three dismissed, motion of district attorney. Harassment: Jean M. Westerman, 24, Rt.

2 Box 81K, Lebanon. Dismissed, motion of district attorney; Lloyd Vernon Parsons, age not given, 2130 E. 21st. Defendant found guilty, fined $20. Negotiating a bad check: Kimberly Sue Bass, age not given, 3110, Halsey.

Pleaded guilty, sentenced to six month jail suspended, placed on one year probation to court, fined $50. Recklessly endangering another person: Larry Sharrah, 20, Turner. Dismissed, motion of attorney. Pleaded to theft in second degree. first degree: Milton Blake Parkton, 22, Foster, Dismissed, motion of district attorney.

Minor in possession of intoxicants: Ronnie Allan Potter, age not given, 746 SE Golf Fish Farm. Forfeited $25; Robert Cee Norton, age not given, Philomath. Found innocent. angling license: John Nickious Mason, 16, Corvallis, forfeited $30. Angling in prohibited area: Charles Eugene Brown, 30, 1139 E.

Second, fined $10. Traffic Suspended operator's license: Robert Terry Schmidtke, 17, 639 Montgomery, dismissed, valid license. Driving under influence of intoxicants: Jerry Early Hendrickson, 36, Stayton, forfeited $65; Clu Van Scott, 24, Vancouver, dismissed. careless driving filed. Speeding: Loren Robert Reeves, 26, 1865 E.

Second, no forfeited $30; Michael Olin Davidson, 24, Monmouth, dismissed, officer failed to appear; Shirley Ann Tudor, 31, Hillsboro, dismissed, unable to locate; James Vlassis, 40, Portland. dismissed, unable to locate. No operator's license: Leota Rae Hazelton, 20, Springfield, dismissed, valid license: Dennis Earl Zimmer, 32. 32712 Schooling, Harrisburg, dismissed. valid license; Kenneth James Hopkins, 20, 3625 NE Dian, dismissed, valid license.

No Oregon operator's license: Robert Anderson Barnes, 53. 2624 S. Oak, dismissed, valid license. Expired truck license: Amos Ben Conrad, 50, Rt. 1 Box 14, Tangent, $5 fine suspended.

No Oregon truck trailer license: Daniel Joseph Leonard, 28, Kelso, dismissed, valid license. Overwidth: Stephen Charles Smythe, 22, Seattle, dismissed. Failure to drive to right of divided highway: George Alex Gadini, 16, Seattle, $5 fine suspended. Benton news of record Fines do not include court costs or other assessments CIRCUIT COURT (July 2, 1975 Bench Advertising Inc. VS.

Gourmet Meats, Inc. Alleges nonpayment of certain space rental. Seeks $2,000 plus interest. attorney's fees, costs and disbursements. Kathleen Allahverdian VS.

Benton County School District No. 74. Asks court to declare that nonrenewal for the teaching year of 1975-76 of plaintiff's teaching contract was in violation of 1974-75, directing defendant to renew plaintiff's rights under her co contract of contract plus costs, disbursements and other relief. Mary E. Durmond vs.

James Strecker and Robert Lenhart. Alleges nonpayment of certain real property purchase. Seeks $4,090 plus interest, attorney fees, costs, disbursement and other relief. Ada E. Foster and Lucille F.

Hout vs. Board of County Commissioner, et al. Asks defendants to return and deliver certain records and proceedings. Pacific West Mortgage Co. vs.

Monica R. Tate. Alleges nonpayment of certain delivered promissory note. Seeks $9,623 plus interest, costs, disbursements and other relief. In the matter of the compensation of Ed Shafer.

Claimant, Notice of appeal to Workmen's Compensation Board for disability Leslie Wheeler vs. Ted Brandt, aka Ted Brandt Construction Co. Alleges defendant was negligent in the operating of a certain bulldozer that destroyed certain filbert trees. Seeks $20.970 plus costs and disbursements. Marriage Licenses Arthur Greenmun Burnig.

32, Eugene, and Diana L. Wiles, 27, Cottage Grove. Patrick E. Byers, 19, 7295 NW Mt. View.

and Cindy L. Kent, 16. 2485 NE Strawberry. Richard Alfred Fuller, 27, McMinnville, and Glenda Jane Clark, 22. Philomath.

John L. Graham, 36, 1830 NW Locust, and Patricia G. Unrien, 35, Salem. Gary Eugene Hall, 27, and Mary Gay Sakamoto. 22, both of 1257 NW Fillmore.

Ralph Lenin Jackson. 40, 4520 Beta, No. 8, and Christine Lou (Rampton) Harrison. 20, 234 NW 21st. Darrell Edward Johnson.

27, and Barbara Joan Fritz. 20, both of 23412 SW Third. Nelson Jay Kendall, 23, and Donna Jean Boege, 17, both of Philomath. Randall L. Mooney, 27, P.O.

Box 1327, and Sherrie Marie Webb, 21. 728 SW Third. Michael Joseph Murphy, 20, and Debra Lea McCarthy, 17, Philomath. William York Richardson Ill, 22, 445 Ninth, and Sherrie Lynn Reid, 21, 402 SW 10th. Robert M.

Schneider, 24, and Debra Jay (Schrock) Smith, both of Rt. 3 Box 786, Albany. Todd Keady Tunison, 19, and Loretta Kay Daubenspeck, 18, both of Philomath Dissolution of Marriage Norma Lee Wesby vs. Grant Arthur Wesby, Married May 19, 1967 in Benton County Seeks dissolution and other relief. Harly' Guy Lantz vs.

Peggy Clara Lantz. Married March 20. 1966 in Garibaldi. Seeks dissolution and other relief. Ronald W.

McDaniel vs. Barbara D. McDaniel. Married Sept. 10, 1971 in Corvallis.

Gail A. Henwood vs. Jerome P. Henwood. Married March 11, 1967 in Wolcott, N.

Y. Seeks dissolution and other relief. Jayne Ellen Taylor vs. Warren Thomas Taylor. Married July 1, 1967 in Orange County, Calif.

Seeks dissolution and other relief. Matthew C. Lewis and Wendy L. Lewis, copetitioners. Married Dec.

28, 1973 in Germany. Seeks dissolution and other relief. Debra Louanne Walimaki vs. Jacob Marcus Walimaki. Married Nov.

10, 1972 in Benton County. Seeks dissolution and other relief. Merralee Anne Snyder vs. Gary Dale Snyder. Married June 17, 1967 in Klamath County.

Seeks dissolution and other relief. Craig Lane Smith and Donna June Smith, copetitioners. Married Dec. 23, 1973 in Oregon. Seeks dissolution and other relief.

Richard W. Oglesbee vs. Shirley M. Oglesbee. Married Sept.

21, 1961 in Salem. Seeks dissolution and other relief. Selma Patricia Holdorf vS. William Gale Holdorf. Married Dec.

26, 1957 in Benton County. Seeks dissolution and other relief. DISTRICT COURT (July 2, 1975) Traffic Defective David Paul Prideaux, 30, Equipmented $5. Axle overload: Robert Elden Tipsword, 24, Philomath, fined $30. No operator's license: Dennis Anthony Wood, 30.

Newport, forfeited $15. No muffler: Alex Lane Johnson, 17. 206 N. Geary, Albany, fined $5. Disobeyed stop.

sign: Nancy Irene Darby, 18, 822 NW 36th, fined $10; Craig Robert Dieu, 17, 8130 NW Skillings, forfeited $15; Bruce Lighthart, 41, 4214 Laurel, fined $6. Improper left turn: Nelson Greg Davis, 24, Ashland, fined $10; Elmer Richard Dunwiddle, 39. Bellevue, forfeited $10. Parked on highway: Blair Eugene Fridgen, 20, Eugene, forfeited $10. Driving with .15 per cent or higher alcohol in blood: Douglas Robert Gulvin, 22.

Eugene, fined $200, 90 days jail, 84 days suspended. Failure to transfer title: Leon Jerome Bryson, 38, Junction City, forfeited $15 No registration in vehicle: Gerald Arthur Randall, 36. 1075 NE Lake Shore, forfeited $10 Allowing unlicensed person to operate motor vehicle: Juan Salazar Rabago, 50, Rt. 1 Arnold Road, $10 fine suspended. Disobeyed traffic signal: Ping-Chuen Ng.

21, Snell Hall, No. 436, fined Flower Avon Henrichs, 48. Salem, forfeited $10 Studded tires: July Elaine Keener, 32, 429 S. Douglas. Albany, forfeited $10 Cycle Sharpening Engine Overhaul Transmission Steering-Clutch Horse Trailer Construction Industrial Farm Repair and Welding GOLLERS GARAGE mile South of Tangent 928-9837 Governor, Ullman help de dedicate I-80N SALEM, ore.

(AP) Gov. Bob Straub and U.S. Rep Al Ullman, participated today i in ceremonies marking the completion of Interstate 80N in Oregon. The dedication was 'in the Baker Valley safety rest area along the highway nine miles west of Baker. The completion of I-80N also marks the completion of the major portions of the interstate system in Oregon.

The system will (link most communities of 50,000 persons or larger together in a nationwide highway system when completed. There are 42,500 miles in the entire system with an estimated cost chair man Straub signs unit batch of bills Ore. (AP) Chalmers Jones of Salem will become the new chairman of the Oregon Parole Board, board officials announced today. Jones, 50, will replace William Newell, who will become vice chairman. The selection of a new chairman is part of the normal yearly rotation policy followed by the board for the past several years.

The board has been expanded from three to five members, The other members are Charles Pfeiffer of Salem, Isabel Hempe of Seaside and Ira Blalock of Portland. Before joining the parole board in July 1974, Jones served as the state's ombudsman for eight months. Jones has been state governments since 1955: In September 1971, Jones was appointed by Jacob Tanzer, then director of human resources for the state, as assistant to the director of special programs. A month later, former Gov. Tom McCall appointed him director of the State Office of Economic Opportunity and chairman of the governor's Manpower Planning Council.

U. S. Rep. Al Ullman, left, receives deeds to eastern Oregon properties from Oregon Gov. Bob Straub in Portland Tuesday.

The deeds are for state parks which will be included in the John Day Fossil Beds National Monument. SALEM, Ore. (AP) Bills setting the minimum marrying age at 17, designating a section of the Clackamas River as a scenic waterway and appropriating money for state purchase of KVDOTV of Salem have been signed by the governor. The measures were signed Wednesday and announced today by Gov. Bob Straub's office.

SB118 lowers the minimum age for males to marry from 18 to 17 and raises the minimum age for females from 15 to 17. They must have parental consent until they turn 18. Under the old law, a boy had to be 18 with or without parental consent and a girl could marry at 15, 16 or 17 with parental consent. After 18, she needed no consent. Another bill, SB965, makes a 12-mile section of the Clackamas River from Carver to Estacada part of the state's scenic waterway system.

Under SB539, the State Board of Higher Education could purchase KVD0-TV for use as a public broadcasting station. The Legislative Emergency Board could not make any allocation of funds until arrangements for the purchase are approved by the board. The board is authorized to sell general obligation bonds up to $79,000 to provide initial financing. The station is owned by Liberty Communications, Inc. the law expires Jan.

1, 1977 and the sale must be completed before then. Other bills signed by the governor would: Create a Department of Energy and change the Thermal and Nuclear Energy Council to the Energy Facilities Siting Council (SB483). Allow the governor to subpoena information on inventories of energy resources from suppliers at any time (SB884). Permit establishment of free clinics for sterilization of males to be conducted as part of the family planning and birth control services of county health offices and the Oregon Department of Human Resources (SB643). Increase from 6 to 8 per cent the maximum rate of interest which may be charged on a loan secured by a life insurance policy (HB2353).

State's program opens 15,597 jobs in road construction SALEM, Ore. (AP) An accelerated highway construction program has produced 15,597 jobs for Oregon's sagging construction industry, George Baldwin, GEORGE BALDWIN Director reports on program Salem will parole SALEM, Oregon transportation director, said Wednesday. Gov. Bob' Straub started the program Feb. 11, following President Ford's release of $2 billion in impounded federal highway funds.

Since then, Baldwin said, the Highway Division has contracted for more than 170 highway improvement projects at a total cost of nearly $125 million. "In February," Baldwin said, "the governor asked us to speed up our highway planning and engineering in an attempt to secure $96 million in released federal funds with available state matching funds. "We could then contract $111 million in highway work. We exceeded the target by almost $14 million and did not let one dollar of potential federal funds slip away." All contracts had to be awarded by June 30. Baldwin said Oregon ranked eighth nationally in the competition for the released funds.

Multnomah County received $19.4 million and 2,432 jobs; Lane County will get $15 million and 1,876 jobs; Hood River County, $8.9 million and 1,123 jobs; Coos County, $2.9 million and 368 jobs; Clatsop County, $2.5 million and 317 jobs; Jackson County, $5.1 million and 644 jobs; and Wasco County, $5.1 million and 647 jobs. Group to continue drive to get Mt. Hood Freeway issue on ballot PORTLAND (AP) The Committee to Build Mt. Hood Freeway -Transitway will continue its fight to put the freeway question on Portland's" primary election ballot in May 1967. Gov.

Bob Straub asked the federal government Tuesday to put the funds proposed for the freeway to other uses. Keith Gowing of the Portland Chamber of Commerce said committee members decided after Straub's action to continue their drive anyway. He said counsel for the committee is studying whether Straub's action can be challenged on legal grounds. WANTED 500 ACRES OF COMFREY. Grown For The Straw Utilization Program Good Contracts Available Write WESTERN COMFREY INC.

P.O. Box 45, Canby, Oregon 97013 Phone 266-3788 Flibany Democrat Gerald Page 10, Thursday, July 3, 1975 Your thoughts in the Mailbag Albany Democrat- Fierald of $82 billion. Oregon's share of the system is 737.7 miles, of which 696.02 miles, or 94.7 per cent, has been completed and opened to traffic at an estimated cost of $950.2 million. In Oregon, the federal government pays 92 per cent of the cost of a project while the state pays 8 per cent. In addition to Straub and Ullman, the Oregon congressional delegation and members of the legislature from Baker and Union counties have been invited as well as mayors of communities through which I-80N passes in Oregon.

Straub and Ullman unveiled Oregon's first interpretive display for the Old Oregon Trail. The display, a series of which will be erected in state parks and highway rest areas adjacent to Interstate 80N, will honor the pioneers who opened the Oregon country in the 1840s. Each display will tell the story of the pioneers' trek to the Northwest and will be related to the area in which it is located. The present Interstate 80N, portions of which are called the Old Oregon Trail Highway, closely follows the route taken by the early settlers. HOW long has it been since you enjoyed the exhilaration of a bike ride in the country? Try it now on a new Mizutani, Raleigh or turion bike from Bike Hike Ctr.

118 W. 1st, Downtown Albany STUB To Be Torn Off By Election Board Clerk Stub No. SAMPLE BALLOT Special Election Benton County, Oregon July 8, 1975 PRECINCT NO. REFERRED TO THE PEOPLE BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, BENTON COUNTY, OREGON Vote Yes or No. Mark 'X' in the square for the answer voted for.

THE LEGAL QUESTION TO BE VOTED ON IS: Shall Benton County levy taxes outside the six percent limitation imposed by Article XI, Section 11, of the Constitution of the State of Oregon for the 1975-76 fiscal year in the amount of $470,000.00 to provide a sufficient amount of money for the operation of the County during the 1975-76 fiscal year. The maximum rate of the levy is $1.73 per $1,000.00 of true cash value of taxable property. EXPLANATION OF THE BALLOT QUESTION: Benton County budget requirements now exceed available resources. Expected revenues for 1975-76 will decline from the preceding year, and Oregon and California shared revenues will be reduced to an amount less than the 1974-75 budget year. If this measure is approved, the operating budget to be financed by local taxes for the tax year 1975-76 will be $200,954 greater than the operating budget financed by local taxes for the preceding year.

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