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HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Ore.
Sunday, October 23, 1960
Siskiyou
Officers
Set Dance
'. WEED Tickets are on sale
for the annual dance sponsored by
: the Siskiyou County Peace Of'
ficers Association, a project that,
: benefits the field day for junior
; traffic patrol boys and girls of I
' Siskiyou County schools.
J Joe Chluminatto, deputy sheriff,
chairman of the event, announced
the E-Marks Orchestra of Red
Bluff will furnish the music for
the dance at the Gazelle Grange
Community Hall Saturday night,
November 2fi.
Food concessions at the dance
will he sponsored by the Grange
Home Economics Department.
Rebekah Lodge Meet Held
ETNA The regular meeting
of Aureola Rebekah Lodge No.
113 of the Independent Order of
Odd Fellows was held Thursday
evening, October 13, at the IOOF
Hall.
Presiding was Noble Grand
Dorice Young. Mrs. Elizabeth
Chapman, vice president of the
Rebekah Assembly of California,
was escorted into the lodge hall
by Mrs. Virginia Roberts, district
Court Records
KLAMATH COUNTY
DISTRICT COURT
Lvonel Nash. violate basic rule, 130.
Homer Herman Blerbaum, no PUC ptr.
mil.
Gerald . WWtlalch,
equipment, S7..
fall to loonllfy
deputy president of District No.
29.
Other guests were Neva Kirk,
Atlanta Rebekah Lodge No. 373;
Etta Ruth Kyle. Atlanta Rebekah
California Briefs
Tulelokt
All Contributions to the Christ
mas Gift Shop at the Veterans
Hospital should be turned in by
members of the Tulclake Amcri-i
can Legion Auxiliary to Betty's
with him during his stay in
San Francisco hospital.
Chief Petty Officer Richard E.
Nicholas, wife and daughters of
San Jose and Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Phillips of Los Angeles were week-
Lodge; Mrs Thelma Potter. Ivy Beauty shop by October 24. Gifts
' not more than (3 in value fori end guests at the home of Mr.
mi a. iuia itcnuci sun, wnniiajimM --j ., i . ta: J it I... 1 n.A T v;ul-
abled veterans unable to leave
tne Hospital to shop can choose Mrs. c. L. Evans has been
Rebekah Lodge No. 91), San Fran
Cisco; Mrs. Gwendolyn M union
Fidelity Rebekah Lodge No. 29,
Sheriff Notes Busy Week
YREKA-Sherilf A. B. Cottar) Nathaniel Tully, 38-year-old log
reports the following activities ger working in Happy Camp, was
took place at the Siskiyou County injured October 12 when he rolled
Sheriff's Office and the county his cat in the Happy Camp area,
jail during the period of Octc- Tully was flown by private plane
ber 10 . 17. to the Siskiyou County General
October 10, Yreka City Police Hospital for treatment.
officer arrested Vernon Pettis t Michael Alton Lowry, 20, was
Sparks, 55, on charges of vagran- arrested by Dunsmuir police on! ; ,- B
.. i,. i ir-- i..j..Lhsrn. i,ii,.; ift; ui.u.r """"8
cy. no appeareu ueiuir ouuge u"ul"s iam. t.u,a
Funeral Rites
Held In Yreka
For Betty Scott
YREKA Funeral services
were held for Mrs. Betty Scott,
51. Saturday. October 22, at 2
D.m. in Girdner's Funeral Chapel
with the Rev. Harold Coleman of:
the Yreka Methodist Church offi-
Hollisler; Mrs. Mabel Pratte,
noble grand, Atlanta Rebekah
l-odge No. 373, Weed; Mrs. Hazel
Coggins, Atlanta Rebekah Lodge
No. 37.1, Weed; Mrs. Zona Van
Dyke, Atlan'a Rebekah Lodge No.
373, Weed. The following were vis
itors from Ora Rebekah Lodge
No. 40, Fort Jones, Mrs. Julia
Jim Albart Sttvoni, Insufficient claar.
anca, I7.S0.
Frank Norman Addison, Imorooor
pasting, tlO.
Earl Hanry Blair, no vahlcla llcania.
Harry Shott, Mount Shasta game
warden, ticket sales chairman, nas
Samual myrl Dowdy, vioiaia b.sie rule, Erickson, vice grand, Mrs. Edna
gifts to families
Etna
Mr. Al Fugilstaler, Lewiston,
spent the weekend at his farm
on Miner Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holzhau
ser have returned to their home
McFarlin, Mrs. Juanita Evans, here. Mr. Holzhauser has been
gifts donated to give Christmasvisiting here for several weeks'Georg,e Tyler of th Yreka Jus- tions He was taken before Judge
with her daughter and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Zeigler.
lice Court and was sentenced to' Alfred Smith of the Dunsmuir
serve 10 days in the county iail. Justice Court and received five
David Burch Weirich, 22, of
Oakland was arrested by high-
way patrolmen south of Yreka,
day jail sentence.
Happy Camp sheriff's deputies
are investigating the shooting of
and booked al the Siskiyou Coun-seven lar8e fruclt tires on Bear
- issued tickets to all association
', members throughout the county.
'- Posters will also be displayed to
: announce the forthcoming event
: that will highlight the Thanks-,
; giving holiday weekend.
The field day for the Junior
traffic patrollers is given to show
appreciation of the etforts extend
ed by the boys and girls toward
protection of classmates at street
crossings and intersections adja-
cent to the schoolgrounds,
The 1980 field day was held In
Weed and over 150 young patrol
lers were entertained with a tour
of Medo Bel Creamery plant
demonstrations by the National
Guard, movies of hunting expedi
tion, luncheon, pep talk Instate
tions from California Highway Pa.
trol, and a tour of the large In
ternational Paper Company ply
wood plant.
Weed Lions
Plan Event
WEED The Weed Lions Club
turkey event is s c h e d u 1 e d for
Thursday night, November 10, at
St. Michael's Hall.
Irvin Andreazza is chairman of
this year's annual program which
is the major fund raising project
of the club. Proceeds are ear
marked for a community better
ment development,' which this
year is the Weed community
swimming pool fund.
Earlier this year the club, in an
effort to start the fund, deposited
an accumulated fund of $1,800
with the First Western Bank and
' Trust Company, Weed Branch.
. Community contributions were in
vited and the fund hat now al
most doubled. ,
Letters of acknowledgement
have been mailed to various local
organizations and groups who
have contributed to-the special de
posit and includes: Girl Scouts,
$47.63; St. Catherine's Altar So
ciety, $110.05; NAACP, Weed,
$63.59; Weed Cub Scouts, $24.79;
Weed Boy Scout Troop No. 32,
$53.62; Weed High School group,
$44.45; American Legion Post No.
71, $43.88; Wabeno Council, Po
cahontas, $163.12; Weed PTA,
$458.28; the seven logging truck
drivers who donated $15 parade
prize, and an additional $60 of the
Lions Club, making a total of
$2,585.21 now in the fund.
Mrs. Myrtle Wild, Mrs. Myrtle
Brown, Mrs. Dee Hahn, Mrs.
Yvonne Hahn, Mrs. Gertrude
Katie Avery, Mrs.
Ethel Quadros, Mrs, Zelmer Bol
linger, Mrs. Fawn Hulquist, Mrs.
Emma Burton.
Virginia Roberts, president, con
ducted the meeting. Exemplica
tions were by Ora Rebekah Lodge
No. 40 of Fort Jones. Mrs. Eliza I
bcth Chapman gave instruction in
lodge work. She spoke on the
orphanage at
children now
live. The IOOF
Georaa G. Yost, no wheel covers. S7.W. Parks Mrs
....,..., u.iuuvr 'w
Ign. I7.SO.
Jim Dala Eatlay, hunting prohlbltad
methods, $35.
Clarance Edward Eooan, exceeding
dally bag limit, 125.
George W. Krohn, assault with Intent
to kill, time to advise Court 2 p.m.
October 14; committed.
Robert Roy Ward, contributing to tha
delinquency of a minor, arraigned; took
time to gat an attorney; time set Oclo-
oer ir at to a.m.
Albert Hugh Walker, violate basic rula,
110
David Clay Goyar, no operator'! li
cense, u.
Earl Eugene Bowden, violate baalc
rule, $15.
Mary T, McNeal, disobey stop sign,
J7.50.
Johnny Lee Devlna, operator'! license
susponrjeo. uo.
J. V.- Gray, no operator's license, 15.
Clarence T. Lynn, no PUC permit, $15.
Jack Louis Jones, no muffler, $7.50.
Amos Allen Aston, Inadequate brake,
$10.
Rudolph Kadln, driving under Influence,
$100.
Larry Bill Castleberry, violate basic
rule, $10.
Gary Let Havlrd, no vehicle license,
$7.
Dwlght H. Flndlev. no vehicle license.
$5.
Phillip W. Webb, no operator's license.
IS.
jack r. Friberg, violate basic rule. $70. Latter Day Saints Church.
voile,,, ueorai uaifi, vio ai. Dane
rule, $15.
Louis L. Goldman, wrong alda of high.
way, $15.
Morvlo O. Travis, violate basic- rula.
$!0
Richard Edward Smith, no PUC n.r.
mlt. $15.
Robert James Poutre. disobey iton tlan.
$7.SO.
Robert William Schroeder. no muffler.
$7.50.
Ervln Grover Parker Jr.. Imoraner ve.
hide license, $5.
Monroe Haves, no operator's license.
$5.
Virgil Clarence Perry, disobey Hon
Ign, $7.50.
Meloclo A. Rodrlgues, unsafe load, $15.
Donald B. Hunt, violate basic rule.
$33.
Thomai W. Chalburn. disobey slop slon.
$7.50.
William Edward Owent, Improper wheel
covers, dismissed.
Lee C. Whitley, tandem axle overload.
$3.0.
Alfaro George Gardner, combination
overload, $34.
patient at the Siskiyou General, brother, Charles, of Dunsmuir. to
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Johnson,'
formerly of McCloud now residing
in Anoerson, spent me weekend . ... m . nnc . ',... 'Creek Road in the HaDDV Camo
and! i ., . . , .j!area. Tho tmr-Le rulnn0inc? tr,
aiuuiiui 10 a minor, ruresiea " "e, e
with him were Marvin Nolan Ste- Wcs Ba8ley of BaSkv Log
vpnis oi oicn charooH u iiii f,,-. ging Company were parked in a
Rudy Toreson accompanied bis nishing alcohol to a minor, and six mile area- and tires were
at the home of their daughter
family, Mr. and Mrs. Barrett Ray.
Hospital for several weeks in
Yreka.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey (Lad
die) Palmer Jr. and sons returned
to Alameda recently. Mrs. Pal
mer had been visiting her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Luther White,
for several weeks.
Mrs. Elizabeth Chapman, Santa
Monica, vice president of the Re-
Gilroy where 30 bekah Assembly; Mrs. Thelma
Jerry Williams, 19, charged with!shot with 8 niSn powered rifle.
Boise where they went to meet
the latter's son, A2C Richard Tor
eson. He and his wife, the form
er Angie vaceni, ana meir tnree as USS Edmonds. All three
cnuaren win return to Mount oersnns war. mloorl n hii
anasia wnere mey plan to make
possession of alcohol by a minor.
Williams and Stevens, both Navy!. . Pi, II
servicemen, gave their address Ho It ft I Kftll
Home at Saratoga has a waiting
list.
Donations taken up will go to
the presidents three-point pro
gram.
A gift was presented to the vice
president who will be one of sev
eral in a group of Odd Fellows
and Rebekahs visiting Australia
tnis tall.
A no-host dinner preceded the
meeting served by women of the
Building
Shows Gain
Building in the Pacific North
west showed another gain in Sep-
tember to give the area a total
dollar volume increase of 11 per
cent over the same period In
1959 and dwelling dollar volume
picked up two per cent over Au
gust of this year according to the
statistical department of Equit
able Savings and Loan Associa
tion.
Total dollar volume in the
area's 65 key cities was $.18,666,
dm during me nasi montn as
compared with $34,848,145 in Sep
tember, 1959. In the metropolitan
markets Portland reported the
largest percentage gain with a 65
per cent increase over last year.
Tacoma has a six per cent gain
lor the same period and Spokane.
while increasing 32 per cent
A. ... -,:ll ,:l l.
$50 or io days. uvci nusuM, nun iraus iasi year
Ernest Doneld Inost, drunk. $35 or f ve DV 12 ner rpnt.
" nll. ..t .1.. r
Dean Haoan, drunk, $35 or five days. """'" vuiuuie in me stale OI
V..'' t',Zt' Us. " "" Washington accounted for over
er.K Hetnion, drunK, J75. ., .
Edward p. Drtnrun, drunk, u or fivt nan the total of the entire Pacific
KLAMATH FALLS
MUNICIPAL COURT
Alvln Bisli drunk, pita not aulltv. ton-
Tinuto.
Charll ftittfard Ntwtln, drunk. 135 or
tivt oaya.
Hirrv W im Herfmin. drunk, nl ar
fiv avt.
Winer jcmti Eooimin. drunk, S25 or
riva flyi.
Irvtn WIMlim Holt, drunk. III or flvt
aayi.
Ruitlll Adimi, drunk, $7$ or flv diyi,
Pu Burnttf Derrick, drunk, lis ar
flvt days.
Msnft Stivtni, no Optra tor '1 Iktnit,
Two Killed
In Accident
PATTERSON (UPD-Two men
were killed Friday night when a
racing sedan swerved into the
path of a truck and trailer rig.
One of the victims was the
truck driver, Identified as Robert
R. Burns, about 40, St. Paul,
. Minn.
I The -other w as the driver of the
' J ir, believed to be a sailor from,
r Al.itneda, Calif., Naval Air St-"
. tW, Authorities said his body was
ao mangled that immediate iden
tification was impossible.
California Highway Patrol Offl
eer James Young said he
spotted two aulos racing at 70 to
75 miles per hour along the high
way. He said he gave chase but
was still a quarter of a mile be
. hind when one car swerved Into
the oncoming lane and crashed
head-on Into the truck.
days.
Robert Euoenl ckhem. drunk. $35 or
five days,
Robert Fletcher Iranch, drunk, $3S or
five days.
Samuel Lee NOb drunk, 135 or f ve
oavs.
Chester David Ranev. drunk, $3S or
live deys.
Charles Franklin Vernon, drunk, $31 or
flvt daya.
TRAFFIC
Walter' Stone Jones, exolred vahlrl.
license, $7.50 suspended.
Ward B. Roberts, cutting across pri
vate propterty, $10.
Charles C, Sides, running stop sign, $5.
Wlllla M. Robinson, reckless driving,
$100.
James Frank Jump, running tralllc
light, $10.
Laverne Donald Hollonbeck, running
traffic light, $10.
Oleta Menlla Bryan. Imnrnnar laft torn
$7.50,
Carole Lee Horn, violation basic rula,
$35.
Edward M. Richardson, violation basic
rule, $35.
Lee William Ichaeber, excessive noise,
$7.50.
Bernle Huston Thompson, running itoo
sign, $10.
Sylvle Bstell MeMlchael, driving wrong
way one-way afreet. $.50.
William Ferdinand Yunck, expired
vehicle license, $7.50.
Joseph Richard Shock, running step
sign. Slot no operator's license. $7 50. Cn)6
, iu,n rwi, nnoaas, improper rignt
turn, $7.50.
Mary Elliabeth Thorsness, expired ve
hicle license, $7.50.
George Lewla Mercoallca, running atop
Northwest. During September
Washington's volume was $21,-
756,534. Oregon had a total of
$9,511,152. British Columbia re
ported $5,181,742 and Idaho re
corded $2,217,524 In total building
volume,
Residential building presented
somewhat of a different picture.
All states In the Pacific North
west are down compared to Au- guest.
gust of this year with the excep
tion of Oregon, yet the decreases!
per state are so small that Ore-!
gon s 22 per cent gain in resi
Potter, Napa, and Mrs. Lethalmazzei, is caring 'for her
Henderson, ban rrancisco, were
visitors of the Aureola Rebekah
Lodge No. 113 on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Taylor,
Central Valley, visited Mrs. Claire
M. Potter Wednesday, October 12.
Mrs. Luucllle Bilker, Yreka,
visited her sister and brother-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Skil
len, and Mrs. Claire M. Potter
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ahl and
Mrs. Ahl's mother, Mrs. Lydia
Kapplcr, Dunsmuir, attended to
business here recently.
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Dudley.
Chino, are visiting their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Dudley, and grand
daughter Elizabeth at their ranch
in Noyes Valley.
Minor W. Cross,' Carl Johnson.
Larry Lampert, Samuel Potter,
Etna, and Russell Farrington, Cal-
their home.
Mrs, Angle Regnanl, who under-
went surgery in Redding last
week, is reported to be recover
ing and will return soon to her
home. Her mother, Mrs. C. T.
chil
dren during her absence.
Terry Rafferty and John Thunen
Charlie Tommie Monk, 32-year-old
Tulelake farmer, was arrest
ed by California highway patrol-!
Announced
TULELAKE - First semester.'
Jeep Posse
Chief Named
YREKA - S. A. "Penn" Me...
ner, Montague, was named com.
mander of the Montagueeka
unit of the Siskiyou County Sher.
iff's Jeep Posse at a meeting heir
Wednesday evening, October 19
at the sheriff's office. '
The unit will assist the sheriff.
office in search and rescue work
and also supplement civil defense
operations. Plans were formulated
for a training, program and ma.
neuvers. Commander M e s s n e r
said the Montague Yreka unit
will wear orange uniforms in res
cue work and while workine in in.
In addition to the widower, Mrs. forest, the color being selected fnn
Scott leaves a sister, Mrs. Clara easy identification. The standard
Peters. She was a member of the uniform will be khaki colored.
Lady Elks. Lynn Roberts, director of civil
Interment will be in the Scottdefense jn lhe siskivou area
family plot in the Evergreen iprescnt at the Wednesday 'nisht
Cemetery. meeting, and explained to the
group what surplus properties
Police Repair Bills r",d be 7ailable use-
r It was also announced that the
DUNSMUIR A total of $998.- Sheriff's Posse Auxiliary would
65 in police car repair bills in meet in the sheriff s office
Mrs. Scott, a well known resi
dent in Yreka, died Wednesday
night in the Siskiyou County gen
eral Hospital after taking ill in
the afternoon while at work.
Mrs. Scott was born in San
Francisco AprU 17, 1909, and had
resided in Yreka for the past 20
years. She was married to Thom
as W. 1 Bud) Scott.
men nnd lw,l,orl 1 th sien,lfirs' six weeks' period honor roll
County Jail on charaes of beine sludents nave been named by the last nine months should be'Monday, October 24, at 7:30 p m
drunk in and about an automobile. ,
principal
He was released on bail
Samuel Joseph England,
45-
E. L,
School
A student must have a B aver.
nn ah Utin. I . i:r..
TT v, , ."fee vi ucuci 111 uiuei tu quality
vear-o ft Hannv Tamn Inoflpr u-ac1. i . J
j fij r "t". ior fl s,v u-ppkc hnnnr rnll Phvci.
cal education grades are not con
sidered and an F on a report
High analyzed, Councilman David An- Commander Harry Scammell of
derson stated at the Wednesday Yreka said this group will famil.
night council meeting. Anderson iarize itself with communication
reported these continuous repair , procedures and the operation of
arrested by sheriff's deputies at
Happy tamp on charges of pub
lie intoxication. He appeared be
of Areata spent the weekend with fore Judge Phillip Toleman ofj
Mr. ano Mrs. Jim Katterty.
disqualifies the student. At the
anii tt tKn Pnmnrtnn - fx 1 I r...... I ..
t r i J I c ocmiraici a vaiuuiliui
. ' j . ' ' "I "" Scholarship Federation Honor Roll
xr r. - . r' students qualified to become mem-
liuinieiii jreiry o rower, la. ire- i r ,l. .
called to testify in th. I.U...H ko w n,-r,c.rl K v!,. ;,., uels ul "le snowing
Duane Knutson left October 6
for Minneapolis where he was
evolving from an accident of two
years ago, in which Knutson was
injured. His wife, Juanita, re
ceived word that the decision had
been made in his favor.
Mrs. Bernlce Willis was hostess
to her bridge club last week. The
high score was won by Mr. Hattie
Sloan; second high, Mrs. Vella
Flaherty and Mrs. Josephine Bam
bino low.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Read of
Cloverdale spent the weekend as
houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. Al
Carter.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Galley
lahan. attended the monthly meet- jf-"1, the WP,ckuencl in Burney al
... J tha hnma nf lino -nll,A II
till M KB Shi Villi Pminln a.ln.l""' ..:. mumci, 1HI9,
police officers and booked at the
county jail on charges of drunk
driving, reckless driving, hit and
run, and driving with an expired
driver s license. He appeared be
fore Judge George Tyler in Yreka
Justice Court and was fined $315.
Members of Sheriff Cottar's
Aero Squadron flew to Modesto
on Saturday, October 8, and re
turned Richard David Gillespie,
33, and his wife, Myrtis Gillespie,
32.
Gillespie has been sought by
Sheriff Cottar since September,
1958, on felony failure to provide
charges. His wife was picked up
on a bench warrant issued out of:
the superior court for violation of
semester,
The list of students and grades
are: seniors, Jim Havlina, Lin
da Lewis, Ron Long, Robert Ma
harry, James Roberts, Ona Lee
Terry, Fred Whitaker.
Juniors, Dee Greene, Gretchen
Kanitz, Ron Kreisenbeck, Joe Man
ceau, Beth Prengcr, Jerry Ternus.
Sophomores, Diane . Dingier,
Paul Kanitz, Sharol Massey, Lin
da Reimer, Joe Whitaker.
Freshmen, Shirley Alcorn, Beck-
ie Barron, Jeannie Carmen, Mar-
cia Chambers, Susan Christy, Su
san Crawford, Rita Hundley, Da
vehicular emergency equipment.
Anyone who is interested in join
ing is invited to attend.
bills on the almost-new police carh
have become a matter of concern
to him and that he will make a
report at the next council meet
ing. D , . t
The Dunsmuir police car is DIClS IO Be Received
driven 3,000 to 5,000 miles a month
and Anderson said he had been The Oregon State Highway Com.
told seven new clutches have been im,sslon W,M ''eceive bids at its
installed since its purchase last meeting in Salem on November 1,
year.
"Could be the car, could be
the driver," Councilman George
Wendell said.
LOSES HIDING PLACE
BIEBER, Calif. (LTD - A doe
stumbled into the world's safest
hunting-season hiding place, but a
game warden would not let her
keep it.
Warden Floyd Dowell said Fri
day he found the doe in the front
seat of his fish and game depart
r n. ..II... , ...
lur ui iiiMaiiaiion oi name sii;
nals in Klamath Falls. The traftia
signals will be located on tha
Klamath Falls-Lakeview Highway
at the intersections of Summers
Lane and Altamont Drive. These
installations will regulate boih
pedestrian and vehicular traffic.
'This project is scheduled for com-
pletion during the spring of 1961.
t.'-: n I r ...!- t '
ul Z-:::: ZZlT. T7. ' h car. He got her out after
Comfortable' Vision
Phone For Appointment
Dr. Harry Scribner
Optometrist
Next (o Hermfin'a Men's Slnre
R22 Mnin St Phnne TV 4-72n
Judy Prosser, Barbara Roberts
brief struggle.
Club In Weed Monday evening.
Counrllle Richardson and son,
nay jticnaroson, fairlield, are
spending a week here. Ray is
doing some hunting with his uncle,
J. M. Miles, and brother-in-law,
Linn Mills.
McCloud
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Myers
spent the weekend in Prineville
combining business and pleasure.
Mrs. Stella Manlaplg of Oak
land is spending a few weeks in
this area visiting her daughter
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Lee Miller Sr. While there, Galley
bagged his limit of ducks.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Brennan
were In Redding on business last
week. '
Mr. and Mrs. Waller Knnkell
and daughter of Missoula are
spending a week with her sister,
Mrs. Evelyn Homquist.
The recular meeting of the Mc
Cloud PTA will be held Tuesday,
October 25, in the junior high
gym at 7:30 p.m.
Kmlle Thompson left for an ex-
Mnnl- C..- f n ,
probation. Rnih 1nnpa,.H in ..!umo lernu5. u"
...-.i j .1..-. ilhomas, Linda Wood,
penor court, and their cases
were continued until a later date.
Kenneth Lemont Rhodes, 23,
Yreka, was arrested by Yreka
city police and booked at the Sis
kiyou County Jail on charges of
public intoxication. He later post
ed bail and was released.
Constable F. A. Dobson of Tule-
City Attorney
Told To Amend
Dog Ordinance
mrwcu.ff tid ru.. nt
lake Judicial District delivered Howard Jones was instructed by
UnmAH Tn.,,nl ft....!. M f n-l- I.. . .. .. J
Homer Jewel Clark, 39, of Perris,
California, to the Siskiyou County
Jail where he was booked on
charges of disturbing the peace, khasta dog ordinance as a model
the city council at the Wednesday-
night meeting to amend the city's
dog ordinance using the Mount
He later posted bail and was re
leased.
William Freeman Tarver, 32,
who gave his address as Myrtle
Point was arrested by sheriff's
He was asked to have the final
draft of the amended ordinance
in the hands of the councilmen
in advance of the next meeting
to give . them an opportunity to
Laswell, and in
son and family.
Nick Manlapig.
Dunsmuir, her
Mr. and Mrs.
SI. John's Episcopal Guild held
lis monthly meeting at the home
of Mrs. Beulah Orlowski. Mrs.
Don Horstkotte attended as a
tended trip to Chicago', Louisiana:dePutjes in Tulelke on a warrant !stdy jt prior t0 jts adoption
and Texas. He was accompanied ,MU u""e' iJ Jute
Mrs. Andrew Larson Sient sev
eral days in Medford at the home
Mrs. Andrew I.nrsen spent sev-
dential huildinp was nhtp In nc.:ernl davs in Mrdfnrd at the hnmp
lain a two per cent Increase! f her mother-in-law, Mrs. John Whitacre) arrived last week frnmiP10US miscnief had been filed. He
L. M. Chase of Dorris Judicial
District, charging him with as
sault and disturbing the peace.
The case was later dismissed
after his appearance in court.
Also on October 10, sheriff's
deputies at Happy Camp arrest
ed Ellis Fretwell, 45, on a war
rant issued out of Happy Camp
Justice Court, charging him with
not exercising proper parental
control over his children, after
nnMn1n:,. f U-,.-.. 1 l:
Mrs. John Tyler (nee MarBaretr"'"1"'"" . .""'. ,-
by his two sisters of Oakland.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wiley and
infant daughter of Lewiston are
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Clinton Wiley.
Mrs. Malin Johnson Is fn San
Francisco to care for her daugh
ter, Agatha, who is suffering
pulled ligaments in her leg.
for the entire area over the pre- Larson. Dr. Larsen joined her on
vious month. Dwelling dollar vol- Sunday nnd they returned home
ume for September in the 65 koy,lnt day.
cities, was $9.158,12 as compared
to $8,097,706 In August. Dwelling) Mr- "' Mrs. Louie Blnglnl of in November.
permits totaled 574 during the Santa Clara are spending several
past month, as compared with days visiting her father, Gus
Baytown, Texas, and Is planning
an extended visit with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Whit
acre. Her husband will, loin her
no.
Donald Arthur MePherson. drunk. 125
or five nays
Smersen Williams, drunk. t7$ r five
days
Clifford Allan AncOanlel, drunk In aute.
135
Denis Lee Craln, disorderly conduct.
hnd "
James Albert Herrall, drunk, 131 or
five days.
William Cullen Wilson, drunk, 13 or
five dava.
Godfrey Joel Rambo. drunk, Ul Or
rive days.
in the previous month.
Tractor-Loader
Given Approval
Memeo, who has been ill.
Mrs. Hattie Sloan will leave on
Thursday to attend Grand Chap
ter. OES. and then visit her
Miss I.ois Ahtrnstorf of Sacra-daughter. Mrs. Robert Reid in
mento spent the weekend with!sacramenlo.
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Ahlenslorf.
Mount Shasta currently has a
dog ordinance prohibiting dogs
running at large but Jones
quoting it to the council said he
had heard it was not being en
forced.
The amendments to be adopted
in Dunsmuir s ordinance are pro
visions that dogs at large are to
be prohibited and violations be
backed by penalties. Jones' sug
gestion that the wording "wilfully
or negligently" be included in
the owner's responsibility clause
and that the ordinance specify that
dogs be tied or securely enclosed
was approved
Death Probes
Being Made
Mr. and Mrs. Don Johnson of
Fair Oaks spent the weekend w ith
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stone have his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Art
their son nnd family, Mr. and j Johnson.
Mrs. Bill Stone, visiting them from
week. Mr, and Mrs. Clayton Correa,
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Fraga and
mr. aim Airs, nay Wilder, or- M
nieny oi aii'i loud now residing in retur
Orland, spent a few days here
Coin Aprons
Returned
WEED Coin aprons were re
. turned by the class mothers of
the Weed High School at the Mon
day night, October 17, meeting
of the Weed Mothers Club. Pro
DUNSMUIR - The city council
approved purchase of a Michigan
tractor-loader which is to be used
(or snow removal and other street Reno lor a
work at the council meeting Wed
nesday night.
The purchase price IncIudiiiB
Clarence Marvin Lewis, drunk, I3S ar ln. l.v i im nn J
flw. ri.u. .-.iiiv.-, i..A i.uui; ii Li,i,;. til niHI
Micha.i n. p.i'iuk, drunk. t)j Icouncuiiicn approved a cash trans- visaing mends, lhcv were house-
Orover C. Smltn, drunk, 131 or five .. i.:i. . i... i i ... ...i. -r i ...- ..
days. iiHiiun wiiiin uivoivpu use oi jti.uvm s.uiin vh mi. unci nirs. nenry
Iransterred from the traffic safetyjf'CiiKTg.
fund and $8,163.76 overage after
redemption of general improve-' Merle Hanson relumed to his
ment bonds. Councilman Georcc home after a lengthy illness. He
Wendell, w ho presided as mayor WM accompanied home by his Jack Sullaway. While there they
in lhe absence of Mayor Pavid-wne. Uaia, who had remained visited the Ron Hitchcock family
McClinlock. explained that the
later appeared before Judge
1'hillip Toleman and was sen
tenced to 30 days suspended sen-1
lence, and given two years proba
tion. On October 13, Harold Andy
Trinklcin, 4.1-year-old Redding
man, was arrested by Dunsmuir YREKA Coroner A. B. Cottar
police and charged with drivinglis conducting investigations into
with a suspended license. He ap-jthe death of Alfred Amos Albers.
pealed before Judse Alfred A. 36, Fort Jones, and John William
Smith of the Dunsmuir Justicel Jerry both who died as a result
Court and was sentenced to of an auto accident near Fort
serve 180 days in the county jail. Jones on October 12.
Sheriff's deputies arrested John! Investigation was also conduct
Wesley Southard, 56. of Happv ed into the death of Dwieht En.
Mini TICKIT WARRANT!
Snancer I. Rhodv. u.
Rebecca Hurley. 17.
Eddie Lee Dalley. 17.
Dorothy J. Robblns, tlS.
Joftn L. Davis, sA
Jack Edward Poole, I'.
Diana Reeves, V.
Lois WHcher, til.
Ertwln Stapleton, 13.
Prankle Joe Rerry, 13,
O. W. Miller, sr. ;
( amp on a superior court bench gene Moody, 29, Areata, who was
warrant, after his failure to re- killed when a deep trench caved
linquish custody of his 16-year-old In causing fatal injuries.
cn in im-nniU Dll,nrili., UAI AniUn. :J tnt J ,L i
n.. HI n A1J Un., j. nMmuiHlin. Jic IIIUIUCI 4SCl!tlt lllrll lit Mill HAS III-
and Mrs. Ray Arnold have Mon Ju(1 Ever.L ljRated at Ml.Kinney Creek
ned from a vacation andi ,.,. in , .... ut..;- n-
i in me niifptriui i.uuii Hiipio oo-vt'fli -will CI I lt'S I V, DtT
and was remanded to the custody ry of Medford, Oregon, was In
of the sheriff until he complies'volved in a loRging accident and
u'ilh th nrAi'inii tuvlflr .if lUn Mast a u ik. c.-t,:
Mr. a.d Mrs. Wally Hull and . " l ' " l" l""' "" ,i '
Mr nnrl Mr. VA S11..s-u W"".t ...,.,.
the weekend in Sacramento where
thev were guests ol Mr. and Mis.
hunting trip spent at Ora Grande
Lodge in Idaho.
balance of $404 50 available would
he used to purchase a jijow plow
blade and snow chains.
i ne councilmen saw the ma-
Seminole Indians have ex
changed their old ducout canoes
ceeds from the aprons establish- for swift, modern air boats in ih.ne nVm.,nir,.tr.rl he - vj-.n rr.
fi? lht uVeirly 'M,ralin fund 'or Florida's Everglades. 0, nm on FriHilv morning.
Mrs. Ace Hildreth. president,
conducted the business session
and the 22 members present dis
cussed plans for participation in
the parent teacher sponsored Hal
loween Carnival dated for Mon
day night, October 31.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Frank Paletta and Mrs.
Bryce Pease.
Hostesses for the Nnvemlier 21
next regular meeting will be Mrs.
W'ilford Runyan and Mrs. Dysart
Scribner.
WANTED! WANTED!
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
FOR GOOD EARNINGS
Person to deliver confections to Retail Outlets
Cor Necesiary. Work from own home - oqe or
experience no factor. Port time O.K. ABSO
LUTELY NO SELLING! $1200 Co.h Investment
Necessary.
Write Box 511-D - HERALD . NEWS
USED FOREST SERVICE VEHICLES FOR SALE
Public Auction Salt of pproximattly 44 uniti of equip
ment csnsistini ( it dan deliveries 1 i-ron end 1 4-ton
pickups, 1-ron and 2-ton stoka trucks, carryalls, 1-tan
Willys and Dodge 44, truck troclor and semi-lroiler, ate.
Inspection may be mode tram 00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. a
October 21 and 24, and trans 100 A.M. to lata tima a
October 25, 1960.
Inspection and auction H bo held at U.S. forest Strvica
Worehouia, tost McAndrtwt Road, Medlord, Oregon. Salt
storts at 10 00 A.M. Tuesday, October 25, If 60,
Paymanl must be mode by money erdar, certified er
coihiers check ar bonk draft, poyobla to tha Farait Str
vica, USDA. (Perianal checks er cash cannot be accepted).
Pull informotion available at tha Supervisor's Office, Roeua
River National forest, Roans lis Post Offict Uuildinj,
Medford, Oreaon.
WARNING
TO THE ATHEISTS
"The Existence of a Creator"
1 By George Kazes Sr.
My soul cries extremely, to see God's creatures who
follow the earth's-evolution with humanly wisdom, say
ing: There is no God.
The ruler of this world (devil) blindeth the mind
the understanding to them. 2nd Corinthians 4: 3-4. They
do not understand that nature testifies, and revealj
. God's existence.
Dear Reader, ro over the mechanism of a watch.
It Is composed of different pieces put together, which,
working through the power of a spring, show the time
w ith precision. You know that the watch was not created
by itself, but was designed and made by some human
being endowed with a very keen mind.
Examine also the human organism (as well as the
organism of every living creature), it is also composed
of different members (pieces), put together by an in
visible power (Spirit). All cooperate and function with
precision (just as a machine). Do you believe that this
was made automatically?
Don't you think that it was designed and made by
someone with wisdom? By some invisible higher pow-'
er? Think of that! Yes, Dear Reader, by some invisible
higher spiritual power, incomparably higher than the
watchmaker, male and female created to multiply.
God gives to every person a different form and face.
No two people are exactly alike in every detail. This
testifies to, and reveals the Creator and the Lord of tha
Universe and of all visible and invisible Forces, the
most Glorious and only living God, the God of Abraham,
of Isaac, and of Jacob w ith whom you can commune if
you will humble yourself and obey his commandments,
through Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior. St. John 14:21.
(Try it with all your heart and you will be convinced.)
Then Jesus will take you under His protection and
vivify you with His Spirit, to a new man ( reborn", then
you shall see the hidden treasures of God. 1st Corin
thians 2: 10-12.
Only then you w ill be strengthened in faith which is
the trust of those who hope and receive the assurance
In things not seen. Hebrew 11:1.
Then you will know and be sure that the Holy Bible
Is not the work of the human spirit, human mind or
wisdom. NO, NO, but the Holy Spirit foreseeing and
through holy people forewriting the mvsteries of God
which will be fulfilled on earth. 2nd Samuel 23 2. 2nd
Peter 1:20-21. 2nd Timothy 3:16-17.
Then you will be sure that the human body Is a
tabernacle to inner spiritual soul which is invisible and
not mortal, who shall come to judgment. Ecclesiastes
11:9. 2nd Corinthians 5:10.
Then you understand that, the Christianity of today,
over 99 percent has fallen (lost the original glory) blame
the high spiritual leaders. Acts 20:29-31 and 2nd Timo
thy 4:2-5.
Dear Reader, knowelh and don't forget it that 711
years B.C.. God revealed to His people Israel that the
earth is round. Isaiah 40 21-22. but the w ise men of
Israel as the wise men of this world, do not believe,
nor submit to the Holy Bible and do not trud it After
the discovery of America it forced them to recognize
that the earth is round.
Kor as the compass is indispensable to the ship so '
the Holy Bible is to the people.
Wis men of this world yield and give glory to God,
our Creator, humble before him (to escape His wrath).
He will lift you up and you will he acquainted with
Him. as We is great and almighty, pitiful, compassionate
and chan'tjhiw w k, tvoeo mi ani rwitttomi f 8nt,
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