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HKiAi.n ami r. 1,1 .y..:v. r.u.:. qhp.cqi SUNDAY, MARCH 8. lay. Hew Budget Concerns State Agencies More PTA NEWS Assembly Member Gives Information On New Bills By PAUL W. HARVEY. Jr. SALEM 'APi Slate agencies cal suicide to support a tax in which howled in protest against "fa1" now ALTAMONT PTA The Altamont PTA held a meet ing February 17 after having post- ,...., - . . ..,.. poned it because of snow. After a I J RA-The office of Assem-, authorized by Assemblywoman short business meeting in which hlywoman Pauline Davis in Sacra- Pauline L. Davis, has been r,. lh . ,,, nf II) i-arrls for the """lo 2MW sume iniumia- icrreo 10 tne vavs ana .Means Mp, Tkp tmr ft Ittlf-t In poll-- jyjyyy 'ZZJT pertinent assembly bills. Committee. ' of which she it a . ,1 Mr. UMIarH I'orl irleuf ' rt "m 10 VaillUinidS pil- IIiemDtT. 10r COnS lOtT at I0h. 0- Homesteader? Wanted Thief Owes Life Resume Trek To Qujc( p0ice Action 10 AiasKa the 296-million-dollar budget of With all tha Democrats and;..,r . irc iM SannnWc lormer uov. riouen noimes are qune a numoer oi ltepunucans gram chairman president, then turned the meeting pro- mary election crossfiling systemlcause of additional duties for the' CHICAGO LAP A band of was passed by the assembly last 1 Department of Pish and Game I homesteaders traveling in automo- week and sent to the senate and the Fish and Game Commis-lbiles and trucks headed out of the aven more worried now l against Hatfield's tan program, it 1 , ,, The vote on the measure was sion relative to holding of hear- Chicago area Saturday on Ihe third looks like there's little chance ''J'''"9 10 29 P"e of the bill wasings. day of their long trek to Alaska. ,, . i . , , me, iniii k,ii iiiuiiuii. nil , iikc imirs nine iiiiiii, r mai , -, .. . ' lubbi. , h .. it nn,,ia h. .nrr., were prcsem ann nonoi-ca wna mnM hv lr.no h.rl iw -t,.....,..., . .- ,.,. . ,.,..v.i , -I,. ,,,, Vlrr l.b.k T ... . . ' " " " ' "T" ous than Holmes was. they now The Democrats nlan to end the:.,.:. .. " r-ZJ, o-.lj" , '.. .. L "'name n'ch resulted In rejection f(,ci , have learned that the lawmakers intend lo cut even the Holmes budget Senate President Walter Pear ton, who says he speaks for the session by April l.i. which anldGtoMi Huck. Mrs Hoyt. Mrs. Cecil Barkdoll. M r i . o( amendments which sought R. B. Won be ihe 94th day. That would make,,., :Ir, nal'nh Nelson Mrs Or.l. e . moa:sur P""1'"'-1 and w,n soon hl on th, fIoor for it the shortest session since theL,,,' Fcrrci W Karl Sheridan . w ': p m ', 'naors7 dohatc." 4-Hav session in ioi7 Th. inn. I "e ' "t ori'lan, menls by either official or unof- -. .. -. . - ...... Mrs hoi in inoinpson. .Mrs. f,rial nrnims u est was he 111 iter session two .- J -j . - nciai groups u Democratic majority, predicts the vears M'dae- ana uuane ! political party Legislature will appropriate 290; T n.,. .,, . . .m. Tnis amendment obviously was Assemblywoman Davis says, "li The 37 men, women and chil- sure it will not encounter i dren rolled northwest on the Illi- any difficulties in this committee nois toll road toward the Wiscon ficial groups using the name of a million dollars. That would lop six million off the Holmes budget These budget figures do not in clude what might be spent for new Institution and college buildings. The Democrats hope they can add another IS millions for buildings, and then ask the people to approve a bond issue for long-range build ing needs. While Pearson says he speaks for all the Democrats in saying thai the Legislature will not in crease income taxes and will re ject a cigarette tax. House Speak er Robert Duncan 'D-Medlordi does not go quite that far. He jays It s too early lo make any flat statements. Pearson said his statement was approved by Ihe Democrats in caucus. At ihe same time. he. dis closed the names of members of Mrs. John Putnam, county coun . aimed at eliminating the endorse , short tssl0P! sate money'' Pr""i"'' "'5 3CmSZ a short session to save money L,, Mrs Jean Porter. a retired I Democratic Council and Ihe Call- Members of both parties must i teacher. . Ifornia Republican Assembly. How- be regretful about the special ses- .,ack vvricht. thp teacher 'ever, this endorsement issue is sion ol 11157 tnat reduced income h ,ho ,, ..,P. innt dead vet The senate nrr-s,., taxes 20 per cent. If that session ; rnted service in Ihe Junior Hiohldent pro-tcmnore has announced FLINT. Mich hiH ,,,. tw.. I. .... I,, r ;.... . . . T . . Family Of Six Perish In Fire 'APi A family sin state line after spending the lon- Ohio, bank and led stale and night at a campground near sub- federal officers on a desperate urban Hinsdale. Idash by land and air across The little group of modern pio-l"'5 non,e stale neers. all from Michigan. left De l Tnen the toupee-wearing ex -control! Thursday morning on the 4,.jvict disappeared. .100-mile trek to the newest U. S slate. Bitter weather and road ScOUt Leader troubles beset the party from the 5tarl (Continued From Page t) "W are two days out of De- Iroit. and we're already two days Council at Nampa. Idaho, whore By THE ASSOCIATF.n PRF.SS i The WS.0O1 Hamilton bank rob Phantom Frank L a w r e n c e herv was another in a series of Sprenr. the fast-moving bandit daring crimes which have placed with a long record of spectacular 1 " 'he FBI's most -wanterJ escapes, owes his life to fast M''- moving deputy sheriffs who res-' Sprenz first got into troubla cued him from accidental death .1 with the law when he was II. Pn The ZJ-vear-old Akron. Ohio. M'" picked him up then for gunman hit the front pages this throwing rocks at a schoolmate, '.seek when he robbed a Hainil- Since then Sprenz has proven himself a mechanical genius, has twice broken out of prison, has been a soldier, and a college sin- r. . . . . - . , . . i.i.i.j ,.. r... j nun. dim wi-ir a rniiri a ihnr h,.tr,r,- nl h 1 II . 1.11 ni" U ,tr-lf In lr.fr urn. Ul MA v,is k 1 It'll MM 1 1 V 7H1 1 IHIBV - . , , . . . . ... state would be rolling in money PTA ISW, endorsement ban during j "hen a smouldering fire filled their I bacre'of S,an'e nartv"0 Itive for thw and nnehalf years d' , k k k Refreshments wer. served b fflP" eonsmeranon ot me "'" SNe rum nome w.m .-. m People who have been around,, h ,nd rari. mnth ' bill. Idense smoke. ne lormer oil company em the Legislature for a long time Lnd . ..,.. n(fr"nJ , ,r F"ZrJ - bill to crack down on racket- Police said Richard Pekh. N.'ov is taking his wife and 8 say that they can detect a Msvlrw. mma rerivi.ii eenng in installment credit pur trend in the way bills are being, . i chasing by strictly limiting credit killed in committee. Never before Lra?man, Vik1""'!' char" b' requiring the terms of have committees taken the axe tord ,he "'vo''0"3' Pa of the meel l,he (nntr;;cl so mtny hills In the past, the committees usually have sent the bills they do not like to the floor with a recommendation that they he killed. This has not happened once this session, but a lot of hills have mg. In be clearly Before his adult af filial ion with Boy Seoul work. Thorne went ...,.. ,ne '..mi. -m ... . nl M and their 1 montn-oin oaugnter to nomestead - - -- Carol't mcnr,land in.. Alaska's Kena, Peninsula I ! 'Xr n ,mI - t... I t ..ii He said he IS hnnelu Ihe ?rniin .. . ' his wife. Audrev. children. Diane 8; ns onara .- ana .lames .1 sultocated in ".'"v""1 H versitv Provo I'tah tated the dense smoke which filled their'"'" rcach "s destination in three ' ' " Funeral STINGI.F.V FORT ROCK Funeral services in print and by extending other i four,- room, single - story frame or 'our wpeks protections to the purchaser was home. None of the bodies were The 13 men. 10 women and 14 passed by the assembly. burned. children are traveling in 14 vehi- The hill is Ihe result of an in-. Firemen said the blaze appar- clcs, most of them pulling house lenni cumiimtee siuay conaild- rai v started rnm a riearello ,' traders. an overstuffed chair in the living! High winds, blurred with snow ed. which disclosed that the var-l ious charges imposed by some in- r00m Thev said the flames and slick roads cut the caravan's Ihe Democratic steering commit-ibeen buried in committee. That I for Charley Slingley were held here slalIment credit contracts, amount-Smouldered for a long time, filling I speed to about 25 m ph The poor lee They are Pearson Duncan. I Chairman Alfred H. Corbelt, Port- lami. oi me MMi ways and Means Committee; Chairman Ward Cook. Portland, of the Sen ate Taxation Committee; Chair man Clarence Barton. Coquille. of the House Taxation Committee; and Chairman Keith Skelton. Ku gene, of the House Ways and Means Commiltti Pearson ennsiders himself as the spokesman for ihe Democratic hould speed up the session During his years of serv ice here Thorne played a dual role in the ..j building of tho R,,v Son,,, Bain Im PPeSrefl. (enter, dedicated May 1. 1H58. -serving as scout executive and a member of the hoard of direc tors of the sponsoring Klamath Falls Lions Club. dent. Two weeks ago. Sprenz NCaped officers in Scranton. Pa., in a stolen airplane, which he crash landed in the Vermont foothills. Authorities believed they had him boxed in at a New ll.,n .. sbire ski resort. They knew the disguises the swarthy bandit used. They set up roadblocks and issued handbills with his pictura and description. But somehow ha slipped out no one knows how and turned up out of nowhere to rob the Hamilton. Ohio. bank. An hour later he stole an air plane, flew half-way across Ohio to West Lafayette, bought a car, ib.mdoned it. stole a car. and dis- Police Enter Theft Drama; Curtain Falls March 4 at the Fort Rock Grange Pn iucn a 360 per cent ,he ,., wllh .,,, smnk ,7 . ,A ,r ",h; "-',::! . me noersn.p grew' irom I Hall. Mr Slingley died in Bend " "r.1.S'"al Prto ... alto burned a hole in the floorl, a'. ; , h. rZ i". '!,' after a Drolonced illness h.' lne was approved by lhe,h,luh ,h. n. .; :. ' .. .i., .. ., 1... .. ul"" um,s mln"S "mf home here. Burial was at the Fort "T" ' "nn, ?mamr the house was relatively minor. :h.Bhwavs , , hi in 1 1 i Hid as nl ins wri- , .. - . ing. is awaiting action nn the low er house floor. AB 187, the supervisorial veto pertaining to antlerless deer hunt. Rock cemetery Mr. Slingley came to the Fort Hock Valley in IWI6, homestead ing at Fremont. Two years later he returned to California. When his wife. Josie. died in 1918 leav ing four children under the age of 4 his mother, living on ihe home stead here with her sons Albert Pnrlv in Clron ,.J k k A T.., I . j 1 U1UUnl LUI CnilOren 10 - ",k-,,, i nr sn,ii-u . NimSiiiaiie .vuiuix men nau I jjyij u jtn them signs of being irked because oilier everything planned for a bit nf j , legislative Democrats are luulns hnrslarv Fndav niehi : Mr. .Slingley was in Bend for sev talemcnls. I tn,iH..H ..,. ,h. .kJrra' .voars' . 'hey ... ," '' ,;' , 71." I moved lo Ivy stingleys hontestead , CHILOgi IN-The women of ihe I22E!l Sf -'I s a2t,Dl""i;s'eaSt of Fort Rock where he Chiloquin Bible Standard Church - - . 4.'. . l I resided until his death " ,,,.,, Mi. .XHHI-, .-imii e .1 LLL I South Seventh Street. Not expected, however, was a police entrance at the close of Act III me curiam rose ai n an p m. Women Open Church Circle The Democrats, by opjiosing IJe-, pumiran uov. Mark Hnllield s proposed income tax increase and nis proposed lax on tobacco, ex pect that the people will bless them in the 19fif elections The five House Republicans who eaire out against Hatfield's in come tax increase this week say they have lots of support in their City Pioneer Dies In Salem firemen said The fire was discovered at .l:. a.m.. by neighbors. Mr. and Mrs Philip Pitts They were awakened by ihe smell nf smoke. The couple called the fire department and then made a futile attempt to awaken the Pelch family. Pelch was a part-time mechanic at a local trucking firm. He got the job only a few weeks ago after recovering from a broken leg suf fered a year ago. v ; Thorne is present sercetary of 1 1 tic Klamath falls Lions ( luh, has In recent have this winter organized the R: Devkkaer I years Mr Stintdev was in n.-irlner. I hie Standard Missinnarv Cirr-le "VWIitl J kcUVt. ship with his son-in-law and daugh-iopen to membership to any woman Cim Imniin4 ter. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Ward.lin the area who is interested. Imprint Mr. Slingley was a native of Santa Rosa. California, horn April 1887. He was 71 years of age He was a member ol Fort Rock Grange. The Rev, Allied EtuiieU nf Lake- Senator Says Nation Needs Flow Of Ideas UEDFORD, Ore. 11 Sen. John Kennedy ID-Haai) said Friday night that what this country needs is a constant flow of new ideas. Speaking at this Southern Ore gon town's annual Franklin D The group has been meeting at r,.. .. I Roosevelt Memorial Dinner. Ken- various members' homes and of- cl 1 . 1 nul!' wh"!ned.v said that no ace in histnrv fleers were chosen in laie January I ,nhDPla Photographic studio Fri-ihas been more prolific in Ihe dse ua, mi F""vr iarc mug snois ot words Kcun men had their pictures taken. Sprenz began his latest big crime spree which put him on the FBI s most-wanted list last April when with four other desperadoes he overpowered two deputy sher iffs and broke out of county jail at Akron. He was awaiting indict ment for armed robbery. Three years before. deputy sheriffs at Akron saved his lile. Sprenz was sunbathing nn an abandoned tipple which collapsed. (burying him under rock and sand. Deputies rescued him. Sprenz. however, showed no served as a member oi the board tor two years; is a past presi dent nf the Interagency Council; a member ol the Suburban Vol-1 v r. nresinen, J XL 7 " ' Z ",7 ' flings tOW.trd the OlflCTrS unteer Fireman's Association; a hrn h" hrok' T . Jai1 Th5 member of the I.DS Church and e overpowered the officers.. and a Sunday school teacher .5 '"''"'r,? S31? hy mii. ii;. iiiirj.ii uir HlVM-ll UCH11 1 Mrs. Thorne iLoi.si has also been active in LDS church groups. The couple has two children. Mark, ti'i and John, 24. The fam ily home has been at 5304 Alva Street. when Mrs Sam fiav was host ess. Mrs. Cecil Dye was chosen is president; Mrs. John Klfm.in, "But Atoms words are not are not enough. enough All ol Martha 0 Del.ap. when a child besieged with her family's wagon train hy hostile Indians in Ihe Mo doc Lava Beds, died in Salem Fri day She was 98. mn. nei.ap was the widow nf I Jumped In the ground v-nanes n. ueuap. lormer Klam- luallv am Lounty clerk and county! Boh cnool superintendent. jal on charges of bur"! It was at the end nf a wagon in a dwelling Officers said 'heir trek from Missouri in ISfil that ; problems would he transterred to when the owners. Mr and Mrs Frank Fleet, heard footatepi on the roof. They called police line 01 IlCer went to Ihe rear nf ...... ... . I . " . . . ' ....... ..TVl ,. . , . , the store. looked up, and found .,:., ifrj, ""longer V' Pre'a: i.eorge An- " -"; .'"j""- these may help us gain time lo John Dwain Haiiser ioti, I""""1 ra ' ln raarga , wi uaunun; aui. omm KTT .: "'"s.ind a solution hut they are not on a . ,'""ki"cs-"is. mi , n n s . iti. r. a..u ... rnr- -""v a solution in themselves What we rroci vvrignt. Andy iiergert. hd-Hranum. treasurer. "ow cm lunnevi ano neat me. nui 1 npod most of all is a constant flow- win Kskelin, Sid Munnerlyn. Rich-' A combination of study and nfi'hey ran out leaving their pic-'nf new ideas idcn on how ti break the deadlock on Germany o up or down Meanwhile, annthrr police offi cer climbed a utility pole at the Portland Street, dangling rope hung from Ihe skylight. Haus- ahme h fi .hi ii . . ard Schauh anri F- Frazpe. Ihandwork has been adopted intoltures.' a - Surv ivors are sons ( harlcs and "he program. 1 he handwork is sevv- Harry of Salem, daughters Mrs i'fg and embroidery to provide ar Maurice Ward of Fori Rock and'icles which will help needy per- ini , vi, i Z t I in o. broOjer .Mherl of Middle and lev- the t'nited Slates and lo send oc--onn mwoo j. 'neon grandchildren. All were able to casional packages overseas to mis- 4-H NEWS and the Middle Fast, the impasse Sen. Kennedy Steals Show In Absentia of iho county iiaraqe. Police bul lets killed one of the fleeinK men. Three others were soon caucht. Spren kept going. Soon Nor folk, Vi . officers had him cor nered hut he got away During Ihr next 10 months he criss crossed the country. He learned to fly an airplane in Seattle in six lessons. Rotary Reports On Dimes Drive I IHVSMIIR - The Dunsmuir ,, -March of Dimes campaign con- MILWAUKEE. Wis. 'lTpThe ducted by Ihe Hotarv Cluh netted man who wasn t there. Sen. John $876.58. according to Bill Kins chairman. Kennedy (D-luil.), stole the how at the Midwest Democratic '. .J , innieience in the maneuvering for a job he says he is not seek- .71 MOR LEADERSHIP armament, ideas on new defen sive and deterrent strength and strategy." In a question and answer period The pancake breakfast gronad $418.87, Scott MacLeod raised $infi, 50 silver dollars were donated in Paddy 's Place, and the coin col- J ai,v,i, nil -l 1 1 I, C.S,tH I W ,1 -' .....- r .1111 IT .lf , t 1M1 .. ..( 1... ,.. " ... ,k "". , '., , i grandchildren Also attending were The next regular meeting will he ,ct is planned to cive older elnhL .iw k. a.a ... ,kr., ,k. V.'v. v'ron' runners, will have an oppor ! ,h were LLh in " ,. I Mrs ' K'"erv.of Placcrv ille. Wednesday aflc-rnoon, March II. members experience in leadership. IsFa es sho Id w, hdrlJ irn 7,l!'.,ni,y lak(' Po"ishl from -- " Ir h nrm- inH Mr n.l M L' Tl TI1P hi, me nl Vlrc .onrno An. II - . " "IK Mrs. I)el.ap and her family were rescued from hnslile Indians by troopers from Foil Klamath She married Del.ap in 1884 He died in Portland m 1945. Mrs DcLap had lived in Rose burg with a daughter Mrs. Ralph E. Turner, unlil a few months ago She ia survived hy eight chil dren. 20 grandchildren. 11 mat grandchildren and eight gieat great-grandchildren. district court on Monday. California, and Mr. and Mrs. Em cry Slingley of Rogue River. ESTKP DUNSMUIR-Requiem Mass was said for Morris (lien Kstep at St. vini vT (iikti vi n a Jobn'l Catholic Church on Thins Bell lorLr ower'of .he Mou'nl j P f Jam" ch..i n,k.. k . . I Caaey olficiatuif. Burial was in Shasta Rakery. has returned from ,h. i, e-.ri. e,,n v., a (US-Weeks VISII In l,r (nrmnr . v. IIOMK FROM VISIT at the home of Mrs. George An-jas well as their regular derson. Modoc Point. project Granges Seek Counsel Unit died March 2 in the Siskiyou Coun- FORT ROCK Z, nm ,V. ."'V' T"'ty General Hospital in Vreka. HelOrange resolution approved at the n 1 .. "ri "i.nini. had heen I lor the nasi ninn .Mrs I. M. Riitherlnrd. ai Van couvcr. and with her sister. Mrs. W 1 Kdgar. at nearby Langley KF Teacher Salaries High In Top Five, Educator Says had been ill lor the past nine years. Prior to that lime he had been a pusial clerk in Dunsmuir. Born April 2. 1912. in Dallas. Tex as, he had lived in Dunsmuir lor 25 years He leaves the widow. Lou- d Ihe 4-H project they are assist ing with and are able lo "talk A Fort Rock! 'he language of Ihe club mem ber. omona lirance session held at Requirements for enrolling as a Valley Falls recently dealt vvillv lunior leader are to he at least work the junior leader sets his own pace in assisting Ihe adull leader and the amount of club re sponsibility he takes increases each year. Junior leaders have plenty of fir. i k-,na . u i tt ,.,.,. uwinm as d t-ri , .,,mrni rnnferen, n hv th InoH. uember. riiev know Ihe problems I... , ,no ..s anH ,: ,.. ernments. He said he could see k. .k i l sector of Berlin. "Our commit- , " U k a 7,1 ment is so positive, we can't give ' where he d,lvered the mam way. he said Kennedy, who is considered by some ohservers as a leading can didate lor the Democratic presi dential nomination, said he favored public relations, according to F.d win A Kskelin of Fort Rock. Lake County Pomona master. The request urges ihe National two daughters. Mrs. Diony Grange, in cooper;. lion with other The Klamaih Falls sc hool d i -tricl ranks among the top live chools m classroom leac-hrr vat. aries. according to a recent sur-'51" ln vario"5 crlions nf t h e vey compiled hv Dr Leonard May- '"ate. excluding Portland, and i Dr Maylield made a compila tion of 18 schools of comparable field. Medloid ise; Welch of San Francisco and 1 lian Kstep of Dunsmuir. a son. David, who is currently serving in the Army Holy Rosary vvas said at Noble's Chapel in Mount Shasta on Wednesday evening llll. I. superintendent nl schools ml came up with Ihe following sum farm organizations, to sponsor n the ninth grade at school, have the long shadow of Kennedy throughout most of the day. re gained some attention Friday night when he proposed in a tele- no benefit in discussing Ihe cur- " V "V"'ocri" rem international problem, at thc'.d'a,lc;,f"so"f b?J!2S 'VTT' foreign minister level. ffl n , and when John . . Foster Dulles is forced to give up lie said Ihe Russians were cam-1 the job. " ""-" '"VI uir V lllieil VV, hams whn ,.amnainnl l. ing the presidency However. Sen. Huhei-I llumnh- lectors brought tn $114.94 rey 'D-Minn ,). another of the mwi w"lfl" lunul were $79, M. rluhi ano organizations: $175 25. mail ers. Ill, elementary school; and $18.08. Kappa Phi food sale. After deducting for food sup plies for Ihe breakfast and ticket Gov. G. Menncn Williams of Prln"nS- a check (or $876.58 was Michigan, another 1960 presiden- s(,n' 10 dnv headquarters. tial possibility who remained Court Records Kl .HATH mi NTV nis i ru t C ftl RT Wirrn Clvin Rrddrknpn. dru vii'amdrd nrriod. 11SO Tom Aldrirh. nhiaininx prnpertv hf fl prrtene. dlimiftik-d mntinn dls trirt minrnrv nnnuld Frnn Himhlv rMaHM bir rulr aHMina mnllon dlttrirt tlnrnry experiencv as a 4 11 member ol gU i(Welonnient. M w"h " s,andini! "t"IP """" " 'e v.milar exnenence. he entn ed In Mmauon nevciopmeni. 10n ,h. . . , iMrh.. nty speech here Friday but he drewln " ""m""r. lUllaHI. few cheers during nr afterward. ; Rnnen r.ri runery. iMHIIn h. in a neaonne inakint? news c nn. ,r . rul'- i a two or more years of successful ,'i,,c in ne respect because of Sen. William Proxmire D-Wis B.A. (wllh no experlenrel 8,1. chlcbesl paid Coos Bay 42HI Coos Bay KLAMATH FALLS 4200 Kugene Roseburg linn Salem Astoria inno Springfield Grants Pass Iiwhi KLAMATH I ALLS La Grande .1910 Medforri Medford . t x 10 -iona Baker 59110 Corvallis Pendleton 39iin Grants Pass The Dalles .1900 MiMinnville Salem 5870 Pendlelon Bend .won Roseburg Corvallis .umo The Dalles Spnnglield .lann La Grande Eugene 3768 Bend McMinnville t: I Baker M A. (with no experience! M . (highest paid' Coos Ray 4Rim Qm Bav KLAMATH Y AI I k 4KTM) S llcm Astoria 4400 Kl IMATH FALLS Grants Pass 44im Medford Roseburg 4 M Fugeoe Medford 4.TU0 Corvallis Baker 42no Grants Pass Pendlelon 4200 Spnnglield La Grande 41 tn Maria Salem 4110 MiMmmill The Dalles 41011 Roseburg Bend 4uon La Grande Corvallis 4mm raniHatw Springfield 4Huo The Dalles Eugene .1984 Bend McMinnville tuvi Baker a 4-H project or participating in; While reclamation starts have a county-wide junior leader vrnun. I declined in this country. Kennedy public relations program lhat Through a conference with their said Hie Russians move ahead would rcach neonle in laree ernes! adult leader and the County F.x-' - This means the Russians can as well as Ihe rural population, tension Agent. Ihe junior leader Other resolutions passed were top'" outline his program of work oooose ilavUaM sa, m time anH tn for the year. oppose (III W I Junior leader may help organ- urmanos. This hill would allow a $25. IKK) "p new 4-H clubs, help the leader. t.ix exemption mi Inventory and. Plan ,nr club program for the . .... . Kiurding tn sponsors of the n-so year, explain record books, help y CmDIOVG iiiiu-crs carrv out their duties, give training in judging and demonstra lions and assist in community serv better disperse their industries, in crease their output, strengthen their economy and satisfy their lution. would increase Lake Coun- Loses Finger MONTAGUE Funeral vrvicrs I inn. HoiuZlmnl1 ';,x",hy $?'0flfl i u ; . ,u ; Inr yroup also fnored soi -.ita.i t " "i '"". 'Kiiiii . it; i t' UIlvl' . .. : V'side in the Kvergreen Cemetery ,"m " """d seeding A lumber mill employe lost a fin- , Vreka. wh the Rev W P Cari na"on'" P ra'nfr lnan 'a,' JrtU" r .J'8'. ,nV'Cd 5 f '" a" accident at work Fn- rzrr",7 ir'-"T " " - day. Felix Peace of Peace Ambu- r.sRcnn reporis a large alien i'h'ki runs i iu-v aie wriconie to attend monthly Leaders Associa :,7no 571X1 MM JX 5550 5550 S'JIO 5400 MM 5580 5.UV .5000 penler nf Montague officiating Mi Hill died on March 2 in Ihe , " . ' ,k. ...... " i ' Siskiyou County General Hospital., after being bnspilalizcd ahonl in days. He was born on August 211. CL,i A 4 1874 in Inwa. residing and working JnClSTCI ApDOIDtS .is ,i ranch hand for man) yaari i in the Montague area belnre his I Mrd ASSCSSOT J lance reported. lion moelincs Last vear tl Klam. as loenillien as l-.v - ..k ... , : . . iieretl Rarker .1 icrence rriaay. Kennedy s young er brnlher. Robert Kennedy, took the play from presidential possi bilities Sen Stuart Symington D Mo . and Williams. The Kennedy camp continued to gain momentum through the dav. Although there wasn't an an nounced Kennedy supporter in the room, mimeographed statements by Kennedy nn subjects ranging from cooperatives to Ihe interna tional wheat agreement appeared al Ihe meeting, outnumbering those of any other prominent Democrat by at least five to one. elalaUaa haaM :;ith County hoys and girls served ' as junior leaders. retirement He was never mar ned His nnlv known survivnr is a Bambini assumed Ihe nrotner Kd Hill or Penliclnn. Brit ish Columbia FOOD PRFSF.BV ATION In the 4-H Food Preservation MOUNT SIIASTV Mrs Dorolhy Project boys and girls learn how office ofi'o can and freeze foods. Thev so- Mount Shasta city assessor Thurs-I'ect suitable containers, good qua!- 1805 Oregon Ave- Frat Pledge Well Posted Donald Jimu Simpson, rnmhinitinn ovrrload, Mf Eddv c.wen OhiV rule ?" Vi Jnvoh Carlo. UtNT Jr . vml.Hoil oc rule 17 N Virtor Mrio Lamperti, violation ha ir rulr. $12 W nrtford Mil Biirkle', vinlimn h.- if nut, 12 ,n ""1' Knvich. f,i diaplay hren, Pul RuMon Mlnay. fail dim hed- Rirhard Travn Ro. n op r.tor licenw. 7 VI Wilham Hcnr Ll.nd and Samuel Tmjilln. p4.t,t larrrny, rh nlerM riVa of rili met, nn. r proba tion. Kl KU Mil FALL! Ml NICIPA1 romT Hamond Jacknon. drunk and viola tion of probation or lj'i day. Harold T. k. drunk. MS or 12'i Hakm v airanrv. da. March Shr isuci-rrds (,- i'y food.., and loam the best mrth- car Ahhot, who resigned 'he posi- ods of preparing different fruits It ll(sheI RrfftnnfnK for Kxperenre Medford Corvallw .WW KI.AMATH rALLfl vtfM KM in January, this year Mrs Ramhmi is working part tune, and will follow closely the Trace said Barker was Irving tn break up a jam at the Diamond Iike lumber Company when he fell and caught his hand in a saw. jThe little finger on his left hand was Ins' . R.irkor wat f aLn tn k'lam jt h Valley Hospital where tM d e- versitv of California student wasj.?, rtrn- " tn SAN FRWCISCO aPI- Bonnie Virnl IM and Vi da Carotin Claudin Halvoria-n vaaran r. lino and v riavi ne ... - i ni- ""D"',f,n ,:t it'll i; ii - . - , I rtl i 1 1 1 1 I i , . . I vegetables, meats, and prepared P tine connition aturoay. 'T , .. , . K- e inninn nr i -"l " 1 f I n tVt M Ul I II 1 1 I II 1 1 IK I - nnv r- im lm- r ,11 1 , flub members may can or Ireezel1"'1"" hk in- niont Hole Friday night-causing 'regulanons se, by ,he county as-i.ll items or do a combination of ., ZnZI ZZTL.L..., sessor', otfice. nd her predrces- bh d. d Kendall 43 .0 Main employes. or. .-v pian is iKMng anv anceel p.v..-,vv- ,, - ,a,n.v. uu sc ,.al The student - Circuit Judge sioo Disqualifies Self Mai CiriiilT JHaiaal . I) ' 2tbers discjualified himself Fridav1" ,. awssmenia next year Just irozen oikis ma a so K, v Hospital after had virtually nothing on ,w Irom hearinc ihe eviveeted murrier ' "e handled Ihrongh Sisk.v oil preserve jams, jellies and pickles JLiTC?1" ."" a hotel emnl... IM trial o! warren Hull of Chiloquin judge acted immediately On The Record County Assessor D I lor TU- -it. A . , . .. . fitmn winwth inainiainen inat .iiiuge navin l( v andenners is Division I is for cluh members tn prejudiced against me Huff1 my interests in this matter" Coos Bay La Crande Bend Pendleton Roseburg Salem Baker Aatotii Mr.Minnv ille Kugene Springfield C, rants Pass Tha Dalles ,.14 S2I0 Sion MOO .ion MTtl .VI0 4000 4W10 47M 4700 InOO 4SI10 M iiiichrsi Icflaalai lor Fxprrlenrrl Corvallis Medford Coos Ray hi IMATH "Mis Raker Rem! Roseburg l.a Grande Pendleton McMinm ille Salem Astoria I'ugene Giants Pasa Springfield The Dalles and A not be possible." Ruff. .tn. is accused of second mm Kelly Creek PTA Play Successful degree murder in" the rifle slay ing n: his wife Xgatha. .10. alter ri vmvth raixa BIRTHS novs VO.NfiO! n Hnrn ,n M. Babe' Tav even though thev do no other can- n" n car on wrh : I ' ' V Tl! . " " 1 S reel over him WUM Police officers and ' l""- " mnv I nwu uuv m 1.11 llh. hm.l on,nr 1 mi vmr 1 oiiir satu mis. rseiui.tn was jav- n,,mi-u nn i, nrt, s r I sa talking heivveen Main and Klam-;m'nutes trying to cut the bond . "r" ath when struck hy a car operated1'1"1 a boll cutter. wrai 101a ponce that seven pleo-cs from his fraternitv. Phi Delta Theia grabbed him after a Navy ROTC meeting and look him for a ride Officers gave him Division II in.lirle. frills inrl fWnI XI... ifTBIl 1"" r "-lore nis reilim 10 adds lams and lellics C.r lrge Hnlcnmh's interest in In- - r T f ' ln Division III vegetables, poul idians started when he had his pic ..... unnn nirnri.. ,!. a .11. ' Mrs Ramhini is the third cilv ivio'daxil presented on Ruff's behalf by lg"i ,(1""nc "! ' 12 oar asf 'llh "Ille nr ... I ratri I ir horl pa. . nnl - n .... . r n i 1 1' nr f in iMnnirif nr frrnz. Kim 1. . "amtrez li i... r.... ' " ,n ximhnr. j ,,,,r . by Mrs Velma Sladich. 2.VM Crest share the work and results of cagM0""1 canons wer- issueo. ning or freezing .i containers of jiomatocs or fruits of not less than! INPIW 4.DMIRFR 'two kinds N'FW PINE CKKKK -The olay Iproriured by Ihe Kelly Creek PTA tTf, or rabbit and pickles and rel-'ture taken with Iron Trail, the In- isnes are an.ieo lecently was a success, both fbU Mil Iff 1 s, heilitlrrl In enter nte. eircuii court Monda). .i.i Mio MM vt vi .V3I0 vino dian who nosed for the old V S "-o hi -r i. ..i ... .. i i "" in their Chiloquin cabin February n theatrically Vpproxi-j Division l includes the (reeling. nickel That was 4 years ago. i.i,!, i , i -i i'1-iipn- avrmiru i neiv vnu h i-i ini-ni hiuhk iiii nniwnen iioicomn was in ow, ne play in ihe grange hall jolher loods m the first three dm-1 own about MM paintings and The cast of th play inrluded 1 sions nho'neranhs of the Xmerimn Red j'rvin Fans. Mrs. Freda Fvans.l Piepared and Precooked Frozen jan PLAN MM Mils Bsr M's luanita RataMtl Rud Madi- Foods Division is ideal for thosi I on. Donald Rutler. Mrs. Iorothv who enjov prenar-ng baked foods WASHINGTON I PI 1 Prep Leebinirn and Mrs Shirley salads, mam dishes and TV din aratinns have been completed to uc Tori I . , tin as a IMbaM lor underwater missile test aooOjnunrhings for America's first six MM n iclear powered 'Tolarii" uh- 4jin. marines Thompson and Don F.vao ners for the freezer Four H mrm Mrs Marv Padgett. Kelly Creek'hers 12 yearn of age or over will School principal, was prompter and find this a real challenge and can she was assisted by Mrs Dorisjdelight their friend and families Cnlahan .fnyce Robnett handled with many deliciom "from the Itht make up. freezer " meal. ' People Read SPOT ADS - you are Oregon Veterans STATE EDUCATIONAL BENEFITS WORLD WAR II VtMraM mull apply la, ih, btarlill a.a ha ia an appratad catma el traimna by JUNI 30, l?59 If (hay mat Ihn daadlina, fhrv mav centinua la racaiva STATI IINf HTS until Mafc anhH.m.nl ,,,, at (bay eamplala Ihair ceursa. -hiekavar occur Mai, Tkara ( no dead Iff far Korran vtrq ntj Fur turfhfr '"Ir-int- tontott ou- Covnty Uw OM.crr . . . ROBERTSON SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Maatait! Ratakuin Klnmolk Fofli $P 3-424 OR 2-7256 TU 2.412 v
