Martin Lee Burns, Browning, has pleaded guilty to possession of less than 35 grams of marijuana In Circuit Cout here Friday, Judge G. Derk Green fined Burns $250 and sentenced him to 30 days in Jail. Bums was then paroled for one year.Prosecuting Attorney Robert G. Srrt'ith, questioned by the liews-Bulletin, said that he had- wmade no recommendation regarding parole in the Bums case.Law Day was held yesterday and the court handled a heavy load of cases.Joan Leslie Byrd, Eyloe Elaine Burns and Jesse Robert Bums, Debra Lynn Thurman and Terry Ralph Thurman,Norma Lee Snyder and Rex E. Snyder, Sandra Kennedy and William C. Kennedy, Barbara June Stroud and Bobby Michael Stroud and Paiw line Lyons and O. W. Lyons.sCPPs1afClarence Replogle was found guilty of a debt to Howard Beaird of Skyline Truck Center and wasinstructed to pay $3,814.53 toi ■ ■ 1 ■ i ® /Carl Russell Ratliff and Moses Martinez Olvera were discharged from parole by Judge Green.Trial dates were set for DebraDixon, charged with selling marijuana and possession of less than 35 grams of marijuana, forNov. 15; George Robert Sullivan, DWJ, Nov. 26; Stephen Russell Heaton, DWI, Nov. 25. ’ *The state dismissed a case against Roger W. Cody, charged with issuing a bad check.Otto Hahn and Farrell Hahn, Hahn Motor Company dropped charges against Dean Mairs for a note.jdfanda Stottlemyre of Stottler my re Drapery dropped a damage complaint against Patricia A. Beaty. And Auco New Idea Credit Corporation dropped itscharges against Ros Reese.ifA damage case againstPhillip O'Conner was dismissed by Janice Merritt. First Security Bank ajso dropped its case against Judith Ann and Robert C. Lawson for a promissory note.Another damage charge was dropped by Charles W. Jiulettagainst Thomas R. Hill.Dissolutidn of marriage decrees were granted to Mary Ann Shelton and Robert Glenn Shel-i .r?* - • g' •*ton, Clarence Junior Replogle and Vivian Eileen Replogle and F ranklin W. Kuhl and Sherry A, Kuhl. i sPetitions for dissolution of marriage were filed by Patricia Lynn Williams and Robert Alonzo Williams; Herman C. Bren-neman, Jr. .and Cleo M.Brenne-man. »Dissolution of marriage decrees were dismissed for the following:Betty Alice Admire and Henry David Admire, Joseph S. Stimel and Arvella Lucille Stimel, Sandra Epperly and Norman Epper-ly, Virginia May Troya and Anthony Joseph Troya, Paddy Jane Burkholder and Robert Burkholder, James S. Shoopand Phyllis J. Shoop. ’ i Raymond Russell Kaisar and Deborah Ann Kaiser, GlynettaBurkholder and Glenn W. Burkholder, Byron James Byrd andKNIGHTS OF COLUMBllow aprons and canisttfund drive Friday. Pictuler, Grand Knight; JimDeputy Grand Knight,-.Knights ofFunds for Me' .* ' — - V1 - ■ ’V.' * 'The second annual Knights ofColumbus fund raising drive for the mentally retarded will be Oct. 11-13. ,In Linn County solicitationswill be made in Brookfield, Mar-; cellne and Linneus by members of Brookfield Council 756, Knights ofColumbus. They will be aided In the drive by area Girl Scouts. Joe Mills Is chairman of the local drive.o:tifitlt;blt;bItsThe program, which consists of solicitations through distributions of Tootsie Rolls, will becarried out simultaneously through the state.Workers wearing the yellow aprons and equipped with Toot-' sie Roll collection canisters will be at various major intersections during the three dayperiod.The goal for this year's driveIs $250,000. IAll proceeds from *he dHve will be used to aid a^ll mentally retarded In the statej regardless/cPcFtlPA,*g0t:o