Sapulpa Daily Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 67, No. 232, Ed. 1 Friday, June 12, 1981 Page: 2 of 16
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D.U.I. SUSPECT ARRESTED
A Sapulpa man was arrested early this morning for
(hiving under the influence of alcohol and possession of
marijuana
An officer observed the suspect's car swerving twice
across the center of S. Main before it turned into a
store parking lot.
The officer stopped the suspect on the lot and asked
him to step out of the car. Hie subjects coordination
was unstable and his attitude became belligerent when
he was placed under arrest for D.U.I., the officer’s
report said.
During inventory search of the vehicle, police found
a handrolled cigarette which is thought to be
marijuana.
\ne subject registered .03 on a breath test, the report
said
ROCKER STOLEN FROM FIRESTATION
A gold or yellow colored rocker was taken from the
the lounge area of Firestation 2 sometime between 8
a.m. and 4 p.m Thursday, according to a complaint
filed by the fire department at the Sapulpa police
station
No fire department personnel were in Station 2 at the
time, the report said. They were all reportedly at the
down-town station.
IlM1* Cl<>th StUffed rocker 13 valu«l at approximately
HIGH SPEED CHASE
Kiefer police chased a speeding auto driven by a 26
year old Wewoks man at speeds up to 80 miles an hour
over Highway 67 between Kiefer and Bixby, Wed-
nesday afternoon.
When stopped by Bixby police after the 10 mile
chase, the subject claimed not to have seen the police
lights or known he was being pursued
The chase started at Kiefer where the man was
observed exceeding the speed limit.
Hie driver was cited for reckless driving, carrying a
loaded firearm and eluding a police officer
MEN ARRESTED HEAR, CHARGED IN MAW-
FORD
Two Mannford men who were charged in here last
week with possession of controlled drugs, face ad-
ditional charges in Lincoln according to the Mannford
Chief of Police Orlin White.
Mannford police linked drugs they confiscated last
weekend to the two men, Stephen Clifford Grim and
William Neal. The drugs, White said, were stolen from
the Prague Drug Store in Prague, Lincoln County
They were identified by markings on the bottle.
Police believe that most of them were sold between
the time of the theft and the arrest. Only 1,266 tablets
were recovered, and the drug store had reported about
10,000 stolen. A federal audit is reportedly attempting
to determine the exact number of tablets stolen.
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Drumright ,-The Central
^ Tech Adult Education
Division in cooperation with
Liberty Mutual Insurance
Company conducted an
Emergency Reaction Driver
(ERD) training session for
United Parcel Service em-
ployees Saturday, June 6.
Dick Deardorff, Safety
Manager for UPS, and
Charles Rich, Loss
Prevention Consultant for
Liberty Mutual Insurance
Company, worked with the
Central Tech Truck Driver
Training Staff to provide the
opportunity for 35 par-
ticipants from UPS to learn
how to anticipate and control
emergency situations
through classroom and
behind- the-wheel instruction.
The following maneuvers
MOTORCYCLES TODAY come in a wide range of sizes Yamaha Special 11, a Yamahopper l largely hidden from * ^
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of K & N Motorcycles West. Behind him are (left to right) a ^ 1 ■ /
Tech offers
parent class
Central Vo-Tech in Sapulpa
will offer six sessions, each
two hours in length, in
"Systematic Training for
Effective Parenting.”
The sessions begin at 9:30
a.m. June 16. For further
details, call 224-9300.
Cycles provide experiences
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Required blood
test is repealed
LANSING, Mich. (UPI) -
Brides and bridegrooms
should be allowed to obtain
their marriage licenses
without first proving they are
free of venereal disease, the
Michigan Senate says.
The Senate Thursday voted
33-1 to repeal the 44-year-old
state blood test requirement
and sent the bill to the House.
Sen. Edward Pierce, a
physician-legislator and
sponsor of the bill, said the
blood test requirement for
marriage licenses no longer
serves its purpose.
In the past, the state could
PUBLIC NOTICES
Your Right to Know
Published In Sapulpa Herald
June 5,12, 19B1
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
CREEK COUNTY, DRUMRIGHT
DIVISION STATE OF
OKLAHOMA
in Ihe Matter of the Guar
dlanshlp of, AARON CHEREEN
LAMY, A minor
No P 79 10
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE
Notice Is hereby given that. In
pursuance of an order of the
District Court of the County of
Creek. Drumright Division, State
of Oklahoma, made on the 3 day of
June, 19S1, in me matter of the
estate of Aaron Chereen Lamy, a
minor, the guardians of me estate
of said minor will sell at private
sale to the highest bidder for cash,
sublect to confirmation of said
District Court, on or after the 15
day of June, 19*1, at 10:00 am, at
Drumright, in said County of
Creek, all right, title, Interest, and
estate of the said Aaron Chereen
Lamy, a minor, to all the certain
lots, pieces, or parcels of land,
situate, lying and being in the
County of Creek, State of
Oklahoma, bounded and described
as follows, and upon me following
terms and conditions, to-wlt:
Lot Fifteen (15), Block Two
(2), GOLDEN OAKS, now
GOLDEN OAKS AMENDED,
a subdivision of the SW/4 of
the SW/4 of Section Sixteen
(H). Township Eighteen (t|)
Norm, Range Twelve (12),
East, according to the
recorded plat thereof, leu and
except all minerals;
Bids must be in writing and may
be left at the office of Dougin w.
Golden, Attorney at Law, 10*
North Ohio, Drumright,
Oklahoma, or may be delivered to
the guardians personally, or may
be filed in the office of me Judge of
the District Court.
Dated mis 3 day of June, 1981
DOUGLAS W. GOLDEN,
Attorney for Guardians
Dougin W. Golden
1M N. Ohio
Drumright, OK 74030
prevent a couple from
marrying when VD was
detected and thus prevent the
birth of children with
devastating congenital
syphillis.
Currently, the estimated
$20 per couple cost of ob-
taining the blood test - a
total of $3.5 million spent
during 1979 — turns up few
cases of the disease, Pierce
said.
I^ast year only 16 cases of
syphillis were detected in
173,000 tests.
Routine blood tests given to
pregnant women now serve to
detect VD and unborn
children can be treated,
Pierce said.
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to the road conditions.
Logan Seneker isn't an avid or long
time cyclist but was one of the earliest
motorcycle owners in Sapulpa.
In 1931, when he was 13 years old and
swept the family jewelry store, his
father bought him a 1929 Harley
Davidson twin. The bike was all iron
and weighed six or seven hundred
Dounds, he said.
"I drove it for about a year," he said
until I made a turn too fast and
jackknifed the front wheel. It threw me
about 40 or 50 feet onto my head, and I
was unconscious in the hospital for
some time. When 1 woke up, I didn’t
have a motorcycle; mv mother had sold
it."
There were only about 10 motorcycles
in Sapulpa at that time, Seneker
said. "Only about two high school kids
even had cars.”
Seneker doesn’t think the cycle was a
status symbol then. Most of the cycles,
he said, were used since only the
wealthy could afford new ones.
Seneker did buy a new one when he
was age 60 to satisfy a "yen for a
motorcycle. ” However he sold that one
after three years.
Norm and Lucy McDonald,Yamaha
dealers and owners of K & N Motor-
cycles West, have a brisk business in
new cycles today. They have conducted
organized rides for groups they led
one recently to Branson, Mo.—to show
people how to take vacations on cycles.
In addition to the safety tips given
above, the McDonalds recommend that
cyclists take the motorcycle safety
courses offered by the Highway Patrol.
The general consensus among
cyclists seems to be that care of the
machine, proper equipment, and good-
sense driving make the difference
between the motorcycle being a tool for
fun and adventure or “an accident
looking for a place to happen.”
BARTLETT MEMORIAL
MEDICAL CENTER
June 11,1MI
ADMISSIONS:
Danna Ann Sallee. Doug E.
Morgan. Norma J McDaniel,
Vickie L. Chambers, Susan ear-
ner. Baby Boy Camer, Bobby J
Turney. Katherine L. Abbott
DISMISSALS:
Bertha E Gregory, Lowell E
Delcour, Johnny D Haywood,
Joyce E Jones. Baby Boy Jones,
Pamela S Russell. Patricia M
Nichols
were Included as a part of
instruction: (1) serpentine,
(2) constant cornering, (3)
off-road recovery, (4) con-
trolled braking, (5) evasive
maneuvers, and (6) skid
control.
Training emphasizes
driver and vehicle
capabilities and limitations.
The understanding of these
capabilities and limitations
forms a solid step toward
accident reduction. The
ability to analyse critical
situations and then maintain
control of the vehicle will help
drivers to reduce the
likelihood and severity of an
accidenL
The driving range utilized
weekdays by Truck Driver
Training students also
provided an excellent
location for practicing the
maneuvers for the Saturday
session. A skid pan was
established to assist with skid
control braking patterns.
John Pagan, Truck Driver
Training coordinator; Tom
I>each and Mike Armstrong,
Truck Driver Training in-
structors; assisted with the
day-long training session.
Additional ERD training
sessions are under con-
sideration by the adult Truck
Driver Training staff.
Egypt's Great Sphinx was
created out of limestone and
masonry around 2,900 B C
ITCHY.
BURNING TOES!
EASE FIERY PAIN
IN ONF HOUR or your 98c bark
Apply quirk dry n( T-4-L. itron,
lo qurt itch, burn in
MINUTES. Alto line lor twenty
odorout feet. Try it lor happy re-
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NOW at All Drug Store*
Connie Lavene Dale, 27, Rt. 3,
Improper tag, fined $15 plus coata,
Thomas Dsle Rush, 1$, Rt 3,
driving without s licence, fined $25
plus coats; careless driving, fined
$25 plus coats;
Martina Lopes, 47, 520 S. Maple,
failure to yield, $35 bond forfeited;
driving without a licence, bond
forfeited;
Paul N. Atkina, 17, 1M W
Jackson South, following too
closely, fined $15 plus costs;
Irwin Schrier, 57, 3511 S.Toledo,
Tulsa, disobeying a traffic signal,
fined $15 plus coats;
Richard Allen Brooka, 21, IS W.
Thompson, actual physical control
rf a motor vehicle while In-
toxicated, fined $30 plus costs, to
attend D.W.I. school;
Jerry Lewis Crawford, 2$, 3315 S
115th Ave., Tulsa, disobeying a
traffic signal, $35 bond forfeited;
Troy Steven Andoe, IS, 112
Westland Dr., driving without a
licence, $35 bond forfeited;
William W. Wilson, 23, KellyUle,
improper passing, case dismissed;
Clyde William Marker, 47, 35 W.
Marylynn Drive, Disturbing the
peace, case continued to June It;
Roy Johnson Pemberton, 27,
5401 Walnut Creek Dr„ Sand
Springs, careless driving, case
continued;
Barbara J. Watson, (it N.
Elisabeth, Improper tag, bond
fore I ted,
Leland Keith Watkins, 27, lit W.
Monterey, speeding, $35 bond
forfeited;
William Joseph Thompson, II,
1445 E. Denton, expired safety
sticker, $35 bond forfeited,
Lawrence G. Hickman, 30,
public Intoxication-drugs, $35 bond
forfeited;
White death
Avalanches of dry snow
usually strike so swiftly that
even when someone sees the
slide coming, there is no
chance to get out of its way
But some victims buried
alive have been able to
breathe in air pockets —
like trapped miners - until
rescue workers dug them
out The "white death”
avalanche, however, makes
escape impossible It con-
sists of masses of very light,
powdery snow.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (UPI)
— Sheriff Tommy Robinson,
his understaffed jail plagued
by breakouts, says he will
order deputies to shoot would-
be escaping prisoners on
sight.
“I’m going to tell my
deputies to use whatever
force is neccessary to keep
prisoners in this jail, In-
cluding shooting them. Now
that might sound drastic, but
we’re talking about convicted
felons who are going to get
out and kill someone if we
can’t keep them behind
bars," Robinson said
Thursday.
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