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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore. Fridav. October 28. 19fi0 AGE 5 K Bond Sale Holdoff Reauested YREKA Deputy Siskiyou Coun tv District Attorney Michael Hennessv appeared before the Experts Give Opinion On State Water Plan By JERRY REYNOLDS jwould pay for itself in the long I'nited Presi International 'run if three things happened: SACRAMENTO (ITI - Hired! Suggrnt Dam Delay experts said today that the Call- ,f (hc slar( of t.onstrucljtm o( t irqiDf nlnn ran he nUllt -., . . . .. lonno o." t"-" -- urovuie uam was delayed until ,,,., u,.j f ,,,.;,.,. t,i with the $1.75 billion water Dona -j wu,.i., issue if the state changes its con- a ' day morning reRardmg sale of tr ction plans and if local tax-. If lriu-tum costs do not bonds by the Siskiyou Lnion High; pa is help pay the cost. 'ncrease over ,he ne" 30 y"-School District. -...J ti If masler water Hktrirtc are1 u.,.-.-.. ,.,, .,rlul that tVio These Opinions were rciunni iu - Jinn . inni' Gov Edmund G. Brown by Char- established in farm areas, mainly board withhold approval of the les T Main Inc.. engineering con- Ihe San Joaquin Valley and the bond sale until the state attornev sultants of Boston, and Dillon. Nortn Bay area. nelP Py 'he general's office renders a deci Read & Co., Inc., financial con-jcosts- , sion in the matter. Hennessy stat- tu'ltants of New York. 1 On whether construction costs 'ed the bond attorney has report- The state hired tnem tor win go up, tne reports saia past ea me district may not sen more $555 000 to study all aspects of experience of the historical up- bonds. California's water development -ward price trend must not bej Also during the session, a dis plans. jdisregarded." cussion was held in the matter of The twin reports were specked They said increased costs of maintenance of the county dump with "if's." The consultants said water because of construction cost grounds. Special attention was the huge water development increases can be absorbed by j given to bad condition of the Gre- municipal and industrial water nada dumpgrounds. ! buyers but farm users may not Siskiyou County Road Commis be able to repay the increased sioner A. A. Powers asked the icosts. board to start proceedings for "The slate must be nreuared abandonment of a county road Candidate Puts Blast On Opponent jWeed PTA Group Slates School Carnival WEED "People of All Sizes, tober 31. by Weed Parent Teach Come and Win Prizes" is the slo- er A.ssociation. with coopeialion can tor the Halloween I' " ir' nl of all classes of Weed I nion Kle- an Pauline Davis has tailed to 0 be staged Monday night. Oc- menlary School and Weed Hmh Dl'NSMl 1R Assemhlvwom. ITS A WONPIRFUL STOtl Shows Drop Enrollment at Weed School. Kun is in store for everyone. with :ttl booths to he set up for! the night, say carnival planners. A costume parade on the school grounds (or elementary school students will begin at 4 p m. Road Group Spend Plan Sets Mark DON SPURLOCK. Yreka postmaster, died Saturday morning to assume the risk that it might not be completely reimbursed dur ing the bond repayment period, 1 2040," the , runeral services were conducted tnu weeK by the Rev. Harold C. Coleman of Yreka Metho dist Church. Graveside serv ices were conducted by Yreka Veterans of Foreign Wars at Evergreen Ceme tery. Girdner's Funeral Chapel was in charge of arrangements. represent reasonably the people of this district in the state as-1 1" semhly. Jack Owens, Republican fc f OI I iTIC ft T candidate lor state legislative rep resentative, second district, told Republican women in Lassen County. In a speech bctore the Honey L-lpmemarv s. honl Oum H.i Awards will ba given for the best Lake Republican women. Owens ..., ,.f j- ,,.,, jn ,.m,.is,n'costumes. " ; charged that Mrs. Davis seldom . ., ,.0,,.OM,on(iinB A,,,, i... The various booths, to be placed missed an opportunity to "soak eav in the old Weed High School build- the taxpayer." As an example,!' ' ' i,. . ..ing gvm, home economics room. Owens said, she supported the j shipbuilding and band room, 11.59 state tax increase of ap. Supmnlwdrnt Leno Leiu, to f R proximately 2,15 mill,,.,, dollar, member, o the board of trus, 1 0 levied on business and consumer! ees shows the transfer, as being " B00is- I nfih i until ":30 pm ...,, f lv ...,,.,,..nr4 n..l ects which Mrs. Davis had sup held in the multipurpose room of ported were constructed outside ' meeting, took action on the our district, Owens noted. iiouowing sunjeus. h(, een1enla,.v Sl.,mi Owens also charged that her I Approved and adopted a. The Weed Recreation Depart-! lack of aggressive and decisive 'hool bus schedule as presented jment has contiibulcd two free which the county has not main- - methods in the assembly and be- ".v e au.iuiiisu.ttion ainuummg uckcis mr eacn ciiuu. tained for more than 25 vears. L - , , fore the public has resulted in fewer stops and some rerout- Carnival chairmen include Mrs. The road in question lies be MerChCWtS ' the Rrave Possibility of loss of " Carmen Maz.ei. Mrs A. B. Lee. .. u-hixh rnn in lha voar nun" thp.tween Tennant Road and Hmh- , ortnern tailtornia water re-i ' " """" SACRAMENTO d'PD Call-; ....'., ,.ao7 t.,, !, .. B I C" 1 Unnrces In Southern California, puliation agreement involving 12 son, finance; Mrs. John Rose. fornia road construction and main-j V ihe Old Ball Mountain' Road TheTlOn WlC Northern Californians mav then P"P'ls attending school in Mac-' prizes; Mrs. Clca Anderson, chili tenance next year will amount to -M. '" !board agreed that the road should - , .'have to help pay for Southern doe!- supper; Mrs Med Boyle, puhlic 1725 210 812 about one-third of all' The consulting firms said that,. . , . , DL'NSML IR A community, p-i:,.,.,,:. ni lUf, Kaipr 3. S i g n e d inlerdislnct agree- iiv; Leonard limes, booth set dale snendinc. the state should not build, at the, . ; , ; Hnu ,ihratinn will he of-;ih,noh lav increases nienls between Macdoel and But-lm,; Mrs. J The Calitorrua llignwaj d,. una, ulu.m. u , , . , , , Countv fered hv the merchants of Duns- riunns also rharoed that Mrs. Planning Commission for aban- mujr Saturday afternoon. i Davis' indecisive and variable leg with nominal nrii-nc and familv rales. Sriuare The board, at its regular month-1,,.; ,,. sclu',s wil, als0 hf minion todav adopted the record'aqueducts to carry northern sur . . ,. . .t i: L.i.. t t- cn..tunPH r-,l;fAnn highway spending pian .o, t,e.. -,.. "jdonment of a small portion of cat year siamng i.e." - ! Marble View Avenue in Gretch- Under law, the projects may. They said the aqueducts should en ... th f F , , . start as early as next January be built first. Even if other funds to take advantage of the full con struction year. hould be made available, "a completely new study would be State Director of Public Works .(.mired if advancing the com Robert B. Bradford, chairman of pletton date of the Oroville Proj the Highway Commission, said ect js considered." the budget includes 240 miles of i They said that "any radical ad-multi-lane freeways and express-vance jn the timing of this con- ways, 42 mnes oi i w o-i a ii c siruction... could nave an adverse access-controlled highways and effect upon the marketing of the which was inadvertently deeded to Fort Jones for a baseball park. Eddie Edgecomb, Fort Jones. Mrs. J. Rarcaglia, decora- terville school districts regardingluons; Mrs. Dan Downey, layout; lfi pupils involved in the inter-' Mrs. Herbert Hanson, food; A. R. district svstem. Lee. tickets, and Mrs. Lee, pro- Festivities will begin at 1 p.m. "V , , ', V The board heard Ihe report of cram with a downtown kiddies parade. ; K " SPS' ""lEarl Haines. Crass Lake resident,! Funds derived from the carni including a variety of prizes for "11"11 P a ',m , "L on repair work he completed at val night will go to Weed Com l hp nest cost nmes and tree led ' !cream for all participants. A special show has been ar many additional miles of conven tional roads and other improve ments. On U.S. 101. the new highway water bonds." The consultants also proposed that the state's proposed "sur charge" on large landholdings 0 fered another piece of ground , ' Ti,ealer cy. bureaucracy, natural resource 1 a,m!!!'y.: 6 !am?..S,7l 'i"h free n t .11 aUend-ve.opmen, and protection and " ",c "'? '"""lino ili maiinpp Ipuhlic school retorm measures, system in lieu of the abandoned i m l"e nlduwr; . He sent ,esume of his re portion of the road in question.! topping specials with Hallo-1 o cam ign supporl. The board also approved re-!"- and halvest window dis- . alignment of Lincoln Avenue in l,lays anu "lutu,B ,a'c Weed. Supervisors approved nam- ""'nf! offered as family fun for ing a portion of the old highway the afternoon, south of Yreka "Fair Lane." I Vic Pctrovic, president of Duns- The board approved expenditure muir Merchants Association, f!,ncc 1 .,L Ul,nt i,.,A i,.nl I.. C.,.:n,n.;.,n lnt VltnA tipl Owens also discussed his plat-,.. lV.i ,..,i,0,.:, j n " ,i w..i nP.n.h Viri ,.. torm on taxes, juvenile ul-iiihucii- up at rial reports as submitted by Len-j Western Bank, by Weed Lions zi. Club. The fund has already been Arrangements were made for a! generously built by various local meeting of the trustees with mem-' groups and organizations. hers of Weed Chamber of Com merce for orientation on the school housing situation. Halloween Ball .Ready For Duty MOUNT SHASTA Richard rtanipi it c,, r t,. ... t. j... ...II. f. r,,loptc at , i -i t j j n-u :J .u. "-"- "rt" "I"'""'"' - ".. " " , ' """ nuugui cu, .u. .....jv. snouia De aroppeu. mey siu ure of $1 5Bn for acqujsi,ion of a right-1 announcing this fall festival. saidjPerson, director ol Mount nnasia'Mrs. 0 R. Say 0f chiloquin Gonzales in Monterey County, north of L'kiah and south of Myers Flat in Humboldt County. Conversion of U S. 90 to freeway !.vater saies jn farm aVeas may standards will continue with Jods . be cut north of Red Bluff, between Cot tonwood and Anderson, a bypass at Lodi. through Modesto, south- of Fresno, at Bakersfield and Mc- state's proposed extra charge on ; of.way for g dumpground at Bill Slarkey would direct the pa lanonoinings over iou acies ""u,u Happy Camp, result in a legal problem" and T,. hpard a rade. Dick Lachenmyer is gener- Recreational District, has an- graduated from recruit Irainine nounced that the Hi-Teens Club October 14 at Ihe Naval Training The reports further said: "To maintain the use of agri cultural water in the North Bay Federal Communications Com mission, which carried a com plaint from the Woodland, Cali fornia, area that interference from the Siskiyou County's two- letter from theial chairman of the event. Mrs. j will hold an annual Hallow een Center, San Diego, OFFICE MACHINE REPAIRS itMvrllrr. A rid In i M rhinrx Hrtnrd, rrpiirrd, overhauled, fiuarftntrrft Workmanship JONES' Office Supply Phnnf Tl' LI 101 Wf cull lor A dpIJvfr Farland and just north of Grape- formation of master districts (to vine Gpade. huv nle water) is a prerequisite, In Ihe San Francisco Bay Area, $16.7 million is budgeted for Mac- Arthur Freeway in Oakland and and San Joaquin Valley areas, the way radjo communications system creates a disturbance in two-way communications in the vicinity. Districts Absorb Debt "Such districts would have to Siskiyou County's system oper ates on a frequency of 154.100 David McClintock, theater mana ger, has arranged for free pop corn. Ice cream is being donated by Medo-Bcl Dairy. Ball Saturday night, October 29, in City Park Armory. The dance will use Hawkins Day" theme. "Sadie ahenrh hv tnpans nf taxations, at t wl. , u . i ru it ,,ik ...:i "- "i - . megacycles, j ne r ll, recommend- an additional $14.21 million will ,east rf of ,he dcbt serv,ce 'ed a firsl st in correcting Ka n-iMit nn Rnll AC 94 anfl 21 111,.- . I I C . r a be spent on Routes 24 and 21 in, (inlcrest) anfi probably some of Contra Costa County to completely ope.ating expenses- in the 30 miles of freeway between Oak- earier years, land and U.S. 40 at Vallejo. "Should escalation (increasing Another $10.1 million will go for construclion costs) occur, the at the Southern Freeway and its'tendant rise in deb, service and easterly extension in San Fran- operation costs would have to be Cisco. absorbed bv the master district U.S. 40 will be convened to free-; and baD, tjon of the p nanthc wav standards m the Vacaville .,,.,... in njji,inn "OUr UeaTIlS area and over Donner Summit and the U.S. 40 entrance to Sacra- this problem the board should re quest a reduction of power, It was announced that the hear ing for incorporation of Weed has been set for the next meeting of the board, November 9. delta water charge in addition.' The reports said the master .rotor rtictt-i'le should "have A broad property tax base, in parti fly COTO!!! mento through the city's capilol inriii win in: nt.niru. n.oj.,. j, .ml,,.a.inrt nrhan cnmmiin, IPS. thereby recovering from local property taxes a substantial por- Investigated on U.S. 40 alternate at Chico also are scheduled tion of Ihe wholesale charges for the water." The $1.75 billion bond issue on the Nov. YREKA Siskiyou County Coro ner A. B. Cottar investigated four deaths between October 17 and 24. Cottar said Clifford William 8 election ballot will Monk. 58, died of a heart ail ment before arrival at McCloud Hospital October 16. Charles Edson Masson, 69, Duns- California Weather United Press International San Francisco Bay Area: rair buid a bu $ mi,,jon of the through Saturday but variable ,ter plan at pl.escnt day con. high cloudiness today; little !cm-siruction cosls, but additional pcrature change; nign toaay w o money W()uld bfi ne(,ded (o cover muir died flt (he w.hee, o( hjs n; low lonigiu n iu nc,-...., any jnc,.eased costs. winds 10 to 20 knots this after-j Adminislration water leaders. noon and 8 to 15 knots Saturday from Gov Edmund G, Brown on afternoon; outlook bunetay pioo-down have said tha, oroville'as the cause of death of Ray hl.v fa,r- Dam will be built startinB im- mood Alhert Fipra 52 Hilt who Sierra Nevada: Considerable mpdia,.iv if the water bonds are piia,prf ai u-nrk in ih Fruit Growers Supply Company box car. Cottar attributed death to a heart disorder. And a heart illness was listed 6 jj&vrm. fcw.:. t ms "W-sr wmjr factory October 18. Cottar said Richard Pringle Queen. 36, Dunsmuir, died of a skull fracture suffered in an in dustrial accident during a logging operation south of McCloud dur- oring J. Everett Barr. Siskiyou ing that period. Parents Visit Classrooms high cloudiness northern ranges approved bv the voters. today and tonight: lair southern, They als0 have proposed a sur ranges today and entire area Sat-Icharpe for individual landholdings urctay; lime icmperaiure ciid.ige, of ov(,r B0 acrcs and nave ,n. outlook Sunday probably fair. Seated that Ihe sale of more Sacramento Valley: Fair withlbonds ig one way to meet higher some high cloudiness today; fairCOnstruction costs, tonight and Saturday; little tern- perature change: high both days 70 lo 75: low tonight 45 to 52; nndflV Sfit variable winds 5 to 15 m.p.h. be- wv"lklu,e coming northerly 10-20 m.p.h. gy Cattlemen this afternoon; variable winds 8j ' to IS m.p.h. Saturday; outlook ALTURAS Brunei Christiansen, Suunday probably fair. president of the California Cattle- Northwestern California: Cloudy, men's Association, will be accom norlhern half of area with occa-lpanied by his corps of officers sional rain from Eureka north-1 w hen he attends the annual fall ward and mostly fair elsewhere meeting of the Amador-EI Do- tary School October 18. today; fair tonight and Saturday; rado-Sacramento Counties Cattle-j Parents visited classrooms for little temperature change; high to- men s Association in lone Satur- an ur and receiveo a lasie oi day and low tonight Napa 75 and! day, November 12. lhe current curriculum. They 44: l'kiah 69 and 46; Santa Rosa! He will review the national and 'sampled the complete program of 73 and 45: coastal winds north- local cattle situation and outlook. , an ordinary school day. west and west 12 to 22 knots to- Christiansen, a Modoc County; Parents were invited by the j Am and pai-lv tnnipht and north- supervisor, operates large ranch faculty. Periods each lasted 15 westerly 10 to 20 knots Saturday; jholdings near Likely. Intimites. outlook Sunday probably lair, GUEST OF HONOR during a testimonial dinner recently in Weed was Siskiyou County Superior Court Judge J. Everett Barr, right. In back, from left, are Michael Hen nessey, Yreka attorney, and William Ealy, Yreka, county board of supervisors chairman. Photo by Ray Kite. Siskiyou Superior Judge Honored WEED More than 250 persons attended a testimonial dinner hon- Masquerade Ba V. F.W.Hall Sat., Oct. 29th 10 till 2 Music By LOUIE & OZZIE Fun Galore! Prizes Members and their Invited Guests Welcome r p. r ft COLUMBIA CONSOLE ... qTFRFOAT A BUDGET PRICE , . l 'i r, 1' r M7r ? r- i II JUST 139.95 On Mahogany) I- HAPPY CAMP - Parents were harnessed in the role of students were William during a unique open house pro gram at Happy Camp Elemen- county supervisor; Oliver Carter, U.S. district judge; Dan Carlton, Redding; supervisor, W. A. Barr, Mount Shasln: William Auman. Counly Superior Court judge, at Weod; Kd !onertSi Yreka; Ellis Sons of Italy Hall here recently. jLoUje, Big Springs, and Michael Completion of 25 years of sue-1 Hennessey, Yreka. ressful legal practice and Barr'sl Ealy was master of ceremonies, appointment to the position of Louie Sbarbaro of Weed assisted judge were the occasion. :in arrangements. College of the Among many guests present ISiskiyous students provided en- Ealy of Yreka, Uertainmcnt. 1 UHJllMMHUMfL- Thii It a handsome itreo consol from Columbia desisrwd to give you tlx most in valua and lutening pleasure. A four-speed, automatic C-1495 y wao phonograph, this model tHtiii t that may be placed anywhere in the room tor best possrbie tont blending, or plays superbly wtth stowaway untt in piac m mam unM. Available in Manogany, Btond or Walnut. You'll always find better buys at Horn Appliance Co. Optn 8:30 A.M. . 5:30 P.M. TU 4-8183 1001 Main Medic Plans To Open Office HAPPY CAMP Dr. George M Chambers. Covina. has announced he will open a medical practice soon on Washington Street here. Dr. Chambers and his wife have fix children. They will live in an apartment above the office tem porarily. He was graduated from Wash ington School of Medicine in St. Louis in 104a and served intern fhip at Sacramento County Hos pital. 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