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California Briefs HERALD AM) NEWS. Klamath Kails, Ore. 3MTW iwr " KTNA John Deppen uas taken to Siskiyou County General Hospital Thursday by ambulance alter suf fering a heart attack at the home of his son, Charles Deppen. .Mr. and Mrs. Dan Rolf drove to Dunsmuir Sunday on business. Happy Camp Francis Lootens, Navy seaman lirst class, was home for a week's I leave to visit his parents. Mr. Mrs. Carl Denny was taken to 'and Mrs. Frank Lootens. here re- Siskiyou County General Hospital, 'cently. He was graduated from Vreka, by ambulance Thursday Nov. 3. She (ell in her kitchen and received a fractured hip. Assessment Rates Get AM5 OSicsy Happy Camp High School in 1959 a three-year letterman. He is specializing in electronics, is sta- i tioned aboard ship and plans to go to Japan soon. Mrs. Marvin Sutcliffe wai hostess to the Afternoon Pinochle Club here last week. Mrs. E. W hit man won first prize, Mrs. John Martin, second; Mrs. Sulcliffe. third: Mrs. S. Walkins. low. and VREKA The Agricultural Mar-Mrs. Kent Nesbitt. traveling pi- kcling Service has approved e. penses and rates of assessment to be provided under the mar ketmg grown counties. These are covered in the most recent issue of the Federal Register. nochle. Mrs. VYatkins won a prize for guessing the number of beans in a iar. Mrs. B. Sutcliffe will order for Irish potatoes be hostess during the next meet- in Mocloc and Siskiyou ina. Mrs. Klmer Orrell, health chair man for Haimv Camn Parent Reasonable expenses likely to Teacher Association, reports 32 Q 1 1 1 Tuesday, November R, 10(i0 PAGE FTVS GRANGE NEWS be incurred by the Oregon-Cali fornia Potato Committee to en able it to perform its functions pre-scliool children attended a "well baby" clinic October 25. The clinic is conducted each . .. . ..-; r. t ,..vv :-.' , .iT Mr,,,,,!., i I i.n ... : if f Jf.V ;. 5.1. '1 ",r "unm-lll ijWJU If) i'9-' 'n''ricl- mi,wn otticers during Her Husband a f"! ftWrtVM ff .;' , . piwmn -a Woolley. ... V,, OS f iOUM n"iv"' l"a" n"'e tl'",i'-v' Ported results of '' fcS'liXC:'l'1'tJ-- I M'"w kw are Robert in-cotivenlion he t lSTV S V?I J 1 1 , His subject w rroA'.r;i i.ii i zm, - V TV ( ,Ut'K 0;"IUM' smitl ' -30 P-m. i "i1 V A) j t i 1 "i,l'n busilll"'s session followed. 1 1 I Tt' Jn it. n y a ti B,("'IVARn , l)l'r,nS ,lle lecturer s program grange membership promotional ....... ovujf k.ivc rt nuoior- program. S'.'nufous reauing called "wile Living! ,-..mp, .nH ,.!, .::... ..... ....... ,.vi r,. ..,.AH grange master, re- the slate granje attended at L'kiah Ernest Hayden and Kathy Mullin, accordion and pi ano. respectively, furnished music pursuant to the marketing agree- Tuesday in Dr. George Chambers' mcnt win amount to isj,duu tor office. the fiscal year from July 1. I960, to June 30, l'.Xil, the publication elates. Herbert Sonneborn, Happy Camp Elementary School principal, says RELOCATED HEADQUARTERS at Castle Crags State Park near Dunsmuir were shown recently to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Walsh by Leo Mason, park attendant, pictured above. Highway construction forced the move. Photo by Peggy Walsh. 'ta High Court 'Get Off Phone, JuSflCeS House On Fire,' imi i i j Warning Given ifIT UelQyS ! DL'NSMl'lK - "GW off the! WASHINGTON APi Four phone, your house is on fire." justices ol the Supreme t'onrtj w is the first warning given Ray ilve scolded their colleagues for Ilaniian. 1110 Klinore Avenue. Kri- S,VI"K s0 m"0" time to triflingl duv afternoon .cases for dancing. Visitors and their uranim imil cd the keynote Pre Mr. and Mrs. Ralston. as the booster, Greenhorn Granee and Mr nrt aditional and annualiMrs. Alvin Lewis: Mrs. Mazi JMrFall. Mrs. Gertrude Parks and .Mrs. Myrtle Brown, all of Scott Valley Grange, Greenview. Lewij i u county Pomona Grange master. Helicopter Hits River, Three Dead CASTLE CRAGS near Dunsmuir look even more awesome up close. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Walsh hiked to the granite brow when cool weather descended oh the area and found it worth the effort. Photo by Peggy Walsh. The rate of assessment to be;a 22-station inter-communications Hunter Dies system has been installed at the school. His office is thus connected to each classroom and the kitchen paid by each handler according to the marketing agreement is three-eights of a cent per hun dredweight of potatoes, according and multipurpose room. to the order which becomes ef- . fective Nov. 20. Krank Mclo, Mount Shasta fire Earlier publications provided chief, spoke during a recent meet that until next June 30 shipping of Happy Camp Volunteer menls would be limited to U.S. : Eire Department. Mclo said the 52,725 Visit Castle Crags, Few Climb At Humbug Bill Ncalon, telephone company Their employe and member of the vol unteer fire department, s a w flames bilrsling from the roof and dashed into the house to send in the alarm. Firemen were able to control the blaze in about 20 minutes but lof about three-fourths of the roof was destroyed and ceiling joists burned. CLARKSTON. Wah.. (API !The pilot and two members of an complaints were voicedjArmy Engineers aerial survey in relation to the first formal opin ion to come from the court in its crew were killed Monday when their helii'Onlpr rr;jhf,H in tho new term which opened Oct. 3-! rugged Snake Kiver Canvon 8 a 5-4 ruling that a jury should ;miies west of here have heard the cave of a wrench falling on a sailor's "lclt great no evidence of negligence on the The (ire department reported I""'1 o( llle employer, Cleveland1 the fire was caused possibly by Tankers, Inc., and the case should The dead were identified tenta tively as Gary Garrelson of Sun- nVsidr. Wash lhi nilnl :,nrt Rou. The five justices said two lower old S. Kenninel.m miri' fWil nil. courts erred in ruling there was,ard. whose hometowns were not 'improper wiring. very good reason ends at the 5.0tHl-fool level. None of the park attendants will ree 'ornmend this as a midday climb in July and August. No. 2 or better grade in all varieties. Size restrictions includ ed a two-inch minimum diameter of four-ounce minimum weight, well trained Exemptions from this order are provided for shipments of certi fied seed, livestock feed, starch. city is entitled to a lower fire insurance rate. Local fire equip ment is up to date and the men A. B. Collar. Siskiyou County cor- he said. CASTE1.LA - Castle Crags There is State Park has had 52.72H visitors for this. so far this year, but compara- The 2.7-mile trail which lead: lively few have climbed to ex-from a parking area to VREKA Nick Hardcstv. 38. ofililore the cracs which civs tholVimp" on ilm pnn hnnins ai Pucoima was found dead Wednex. nark its name. an olovj.iim. ,,f 1 son for.i ami: However, it provides a chal- day by two hunters about 15 feet, , longing hike for both heginners off the roadway in the Humbug F" J, I I I VI !llul rNl'erts in the spring or fall. Patrol officers reported Thursday area l'z miles south of the Klam ath River on Humbug Creek, said Patrol Reports Three Injured VREKA California Highway Frost Is Later This Year canning or freezing, dehydration. at Seiad Valley Elementary chipping, prepceling and export .School. Stan Robertson is instruc- Ihal three men suflered injuries when the car they were in over turned on Airport Road near Montague. HarHoslv who Ivirl hern imen. I- I..... .1.:. I - ui.i.. ...J'., 'a Rusllinfi snriilB at the foot of! u,mK iccciviiir iieaiiiicnt at Square Dance lessons are of- , ',,, n:jU ci ,h J T " 6 " o J '-;the crags. Here there are m,.v feed free each Thursday evening )Ncvad"ai Britis,'h Colunlbia al()l lemperattue was an even 32 de-, October was brilliant. Iempcra-lShols f(). th(, .imnl,,n. pho(,K,,ip;. Alaska, had shot a ihrep-pninll""-" at "'e "eain-,iurc rose 10 n negiees on ine lusher and views of the surrounding A very early riser could try it with conilort in the summertime. MOUNT SHASTA Frost washer Bureau station, its staff said. I Those satislicd with modest ef- about two weeks later than aver- Even for this area, usually en- lolls can c,ini" ,0 Indian Spriiij potatoes, charitv. and those donated to lor and caller. Happy Camp Hoe- downers square dance club of Hap- .!,., in ll.o Unmhmi :, ports indicate. He apparently 'OES CIlOOSCS packed the carcass up a steep day of the month. That was short 'mountains. i of the record !I2 degrees recorded jon that day in I052. Siskiyou County General Hospital for minor injuries were Homer Haley. 34. Montague; Dclhcrt Ha ley, 3fi, Vreka and Alvin Hich- not go to the jury. As a result. Thomas Michalic. the sailor with the injured big loe, will gel a trial before a jury in federal court in Cleveland. Ohio. The p;iK'rs filed with the Su-i preme Court did not say the amount of damages be seeks Justice Brennan wrote an eight-: Snake. known immediately. The district Army Engineers of fice in Walla Walla said the heli copter, owned by Aero-Copters, Inc., of Seattle, had been doing survey work in the Snake's can yon tor about a month in con nection with the Lower Monumen tal Dam project. The 'copter reportedly hit a power line strung across the river ! where Sleptoe Canyon joins the page majority opinion in the case Justice Harlan delivered a three page dissent, opening with the: Uillard and Kennington were said to have been killed outright. Garretson died while being taken comment: Al the opening of a lo a hospital at Lewiston, Idaho, venu wiucn nncis tne courts docket crowded with more im portant and difficult litigation , tower, 38, El Sobrante. Homer ..... ...u.i tiiiuMtiuiu-' ii ir.v i CIO:,, i , , , . ,.ii,i, i n. :. 0....1; i. Haley was reported as driver of py Camp and Seiad Valley sponsor: :,.,: ,, j Now OffifTArC Temoeratures averajerl about r,!e.:.,iiie ,,;. i i.,.- n,. .....,...i llle vehicle. All three were re-. the lessons. Refreshments are re.lchcd ,he , ' I degrees below normal from Oct .1 alpinist. Those "who plan lo hike'le:,sed f,'om lhe hosPilal- se,'ved' Hmde.lv a former Hmhp res. DUNSMUIR - Mildred Tillolson 6 through in, but they soared 'the -full length and .spend some! caT W8s."s,cd bV ' . .. , , ., .. . , .uac io,.,.nllv ln,.ln,l ,.l, n,n'aDnin lo ahoilt R Hei'l-pe ahnvx liinn nmirl 1 1..- mn. .l,....U 111 l01' lne acCKIeill. It IS Still Mr. and Mrs, just across the Snake River from here. The accident occurred between in many years, it is nol'io-ll a.m. in an isolated area near- Ithan without irony that we should be Two Are Killed In Car Mishap SAN BRUNO (UPH - A cab-roccnlly hosted Mrs. Lootens1 Elementary School. He was an ( Iron and Lawrence Newton, wor- i. . i i .1 - . . Wat 1-o,'i.nlKf nnMA in,-lU,f nm 'HL'JIIII In ahnilt A Hni'l-pPC .1 hfiuri limit nlllirl ilm t-r-inc itw.i.M Frank Lootens ''' aueuucu u,c .uouu siuc, "v , ."IZ 7' ". Pending invcsllualion and a re- driver and'an American Airlinesibrlther-in-law and sister, Mr. and stewardess were killed and lour Mls- BU McCulley, Vreka. nersons were critically injured lo- day when a car crossed the divid-' Mr- nntl 'Is- T- Laughlin were: widow. Enis. a daughter, and his Army Air Force lieutenant dui-,ihv natron, of Fidelity Chanter. ing World War II. I0l.dcr of Eastcrn S(ai. Hardesly is survived by the Thev will be installed with oth- I round trip and should carry both 1H,l t will,be filcd b 11,6 invcsl'- the month. Spotty, light frosts were report-1'00"" an(l water. Indian Springs gating officer. er strip on Bayshore Freeway nos's recently to airs. u:ona and smashed into an airport taxi. I Lewder, Sonoma; Earl Laughlen, The Highway Patrol identified Salyer, and Cye Jensen, Salyer. lhe dead as Harry Click, 52, San aunt and uncle, Mr. completed by Girdner's Funeral l,nv- ed in some cooler places on the,'8 011 a si(le trail and it is the ...ii... , ... ,,:,. ,,..,.i..i.i .., t vaucy iioor as cany as hept " " ".oei. ONLY ONE in tne Mount Shasta vicinity. Me- lhe M camnsites within l ie 1 Cloud and Weed both reported 'park see much more use than Only American to hold the tank the trail to the ri-nns Pm-Li01 General ol the Armies was Francisco, and Mary Hawthorne, A Surprise Fire Drill brought Chapel, Yrcka. 2fi. Jackson Heights, N.Y. record response from teachers Injured in the crash were the and students at Happy Camp High School recently, said James Foole, ear driver, Willard Josselyn; 53 Redwood Cily, and three other principal American Airlines stewardesses. They are Sheila Murray, 22, Lon don Terrace. N.V.. Teresa Dil-'la .,j M... uiikcib iui uic ensuuig year Al Thomlason of San Fernando. ' ceremonies at Dunsmuir Ma- L10 snn eca noin u i .'snnie Temnlp Salorriav pvenino ' heavy Irosls hen. lhe trill to lie rrnns P;irL I uni.1 al a I ant:i:iiii.-ius w c i c i n' 1 il, i 1-1 . I t , . r,- hn I, I i. ,. ... ., 1 .-Hind iiiii'iif if -ill im 1 1 i:i nr rnnitriu ... . i'"imii i.r,vii storm during'the month. Rainfall!lhi" "W'te the relocation work!1,ow,er fa"d oth7;bve held the Oct. 5 and 6 was about two inch- 00 '"snway mi this summer, the am "" miy. filled School Event Is Scheduled Members of the Masonic order and affiliated organizations, their wives and escorts have been in- 05 on vallcy floors witnessing among the first mat ters lo be heard a routine negli gence case involving only Issues of fact. 1 continue lo believe that such cases, distressing and im portant as they arc for unsuccess ful plaintiffs, do not belong in this court." the site of the yet-to-be-built Little Goose Uam 73 miles upstream trom the mouth of the Snake. The Lower Monumental Uam reservoir will reach to the Little Goose damsite. Congress voted funds last ses sion to start construction of Low er Mnmimpntal anil nhnninri Justices Whitlaker and Stewart ir,ic r,. i mi. n ; , . ii i . ,. iui unite ilimftU, .lumen in iiauamis iiisseni. Justice Frankfurter went Fur ther. He said the court shouldn't even have agreed in the first place lo consider such a case. He noted he had protested previously against Supreme Court considera tion of minor negligence cases. LaPointe's Maternity Shop camping areas were to Mrs. Aubrey Hall was hostess n her home ast mon h o the -' .lu.stn ron .loncs tiro 22 Philadelnhia and Joan 'literature erouo of the Church of High School will hold its annual Frost, 26, Elmhursl, N.Y. Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints carnival on Friday and Saturday, vitcd to witness installation. Patrolmen said the northbound Car swerved across the dividing strip and crashed into the south Relief Society. Others present were Mrs. Lex Gravatt. Mrs. Ralph Long. Nellie Crabtree, Mrs Nov. 18 - 19, A booth will be sponsored by the faculty, a refreshment booth techniques in crime prevention Police Chiefs . To See Display SALEM (AP) Oregon police chiefs w ill be shown the latest howl, 5.05. Mount Shasta Ski Bowl received, 'l'ciy, ,ea,l-v, cvey afternoon inning juiy aim migust. Most ol the campers stayed overnight only. 4.15 inches of moisture in rain and snow at lhe same time, Total rainfall for lhe month in Mount Shasta was 2 28 inches-.33-inch l" ""T" f' Kome "ho 5.;1V below normal. Weed reported a CAPITOL'S HOAIE Dome of the slate capitol at Denver. Colo is eninreH uilh lie sain, since nicy were en route gold leaf mined from native dc- lolal of 1.73 inches. MeCloud, 2.5.1 North Dunsmuir, 2.47 and the ski hound cab carrying the hostesses David Walker, Mrs. Wilbur Bri- by the Girls' Alhletic Association,! when they meet here Nov. 1.1-16, just north of San Francisco In-idenstine, Mrs. Tom Crabtree and ternational Airport. ,Mrs. Fred Klein. 18 Persons Die In Wrecks two booths by each class and a Atty. Gen. Robert Y. Thornton game by the student body. said today. Plans are being made lo make1 The display, lo be sponsored by this carnival one of the big events Thornton s crime prevention divi- of the year. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI - At least 18 persons died during lhe JC Students Found Tarred weekend in traffic accidents on Northern Caifornia highways. j Larger Library Eight of (he deaths occurred in, I- Aiimiiim1aJ San Joaquin Valley. Appropriated sion, will include hints on preven lion of car theft, burglary preven KF.LIGION.S fish the Sacramento River simply rest. posils. The capitol building stands exactly one mile above sea level. Last year. American fishermen bought more than 2."0 million worms, By far lhe world's largest re- lifion f'hl-isli.-inilv ic rnHmrnrl hv islam, with 3.io million adherents, i Get Pep, Vim; Feel Younger Hinduism and Confucianism with 'i'hou.Hnnfl.-iofeouplPiinreweak.w'orn-300 million followers each. Bud- . u': '''"' exhnusiorl hoenuse body tion, street lighting and police dhism w lib 200 million devotees 1.3.. :.. lt An The other dead included: Joseph Edward Morphew, I training. Phil Averill, director of the divi sion. will address the chiefs. Taoism with 50 million members and Judaism with 15 million ad hcrents. Ionic Tahletx. Cnntlin irnn mwl hish polrncy done Vitamin Hi for quick, new yntinRnr pep. vim. "irt. cquaintod'' lira 6H(. All drumum Friendly Helpfulness To Every Creed and Purse Ward's Klamath Funeral Home Marguerite M. Ward and Sons 925 High TU 2-4404 CALL TOM ODEN, Agent TU 4-7101 Rei. TU 2-1857 116 South 11th Jerry L. Shelley District Agnt Tom Oden Asks: "Tini f Paying tor tht Othtr Man'i Accidents?" "Get an ACCIDENT FREE DISCOUNT from .... FARMERS AUTO INSURANCE GROUP." FORT JONES - A larger and 2fi. more comprehensive library is in store for the Fort Jones High School. The Siskiyou County Board of BAKERSFIELU (CPU - Nine and his wife. Donna Christine. 23 Junior college students were found San Leandro, were killed Sunday tarred, greased and chained Sun- whcn their small car went out day in a lonely farm area near Lf control on Highway 49 and Education has appropriated $1,000 llcre- i crashed broadside into the front plus $8 per A D A. to each high Sheriff's deputies said the youths of a truck-trailer 12 miles south I school for acquisition of library were left in the area as part of a of Grass Valley. books. At least 20 per cent of ii.in.iouy piiim. A man (cntajVFiy identified as this sum is earmarked for science The youths told deputies grease Jesuj Esl,.adai believed to be and mathematics books. In addi- as smeared on then-bodies and from Caii(o.nia, w a sition to this county monev, a then coal Iar poured over their km , s.,.rinv nj.,ht . he Title 111 Proiect of the National stepped in front of a car on U.S. 'Defense Education Act will add Highway 50 near Saciamento. j funds to match the science and heads before they were chained and left in the remote area about 7 p m. Saturday. They were res cued at 3:10 a.m. Sunday. Deputies had to use bolt cutters to free them because they were maincd so tightly they could walk iiniy a few inches at a time. They used kerosene lo wash off the Iar which stuck to their hair and' bodies in some places despite the grease mathematics allotment. More than $1,500 worth of books will be added to the library dur- Joseph E. Cygan, 49. Berkeley, was killed Saturday when his car was struck head-on by anolher aulo on V. S. Highway 40 near 'nR 'he current school year Baxter. Robert C. Powell. 2, San Pablo. i f i was killed Saturday when hclWOITien S VUD walked into the palh of his step father's car in the driveway of -They seemed in good spirits," lhcir home Hears Rancher FORT JONES - The Fort Norman Telfor. 27, Menlo Park. tnns pederaierl Wnnw. n,,h was killed Saturday when his car'heM ii rola,- moim tw. ..ll:J I 1 1 ...:.u .1 ... .....i,, " .viv.t faid one deputy. The youths, aged ID to 21. told deputies mey weie picues in me luinueu ne,tu-uo won douuiei au- J1V ..;,u jii,. Muhnpl r'rm. Thadiens Fraternity lo on lhe Dumbarton Bridge near.p,jdcnl jn Mrs- K(,Wft,.d' They also said they were stu- Fremont. Marlahan was appointed chairman dents Irom Glcndalc Junior Col- Elhyel Nelson. 27, San Fran-'for lhe club. Mrs. F. A. Andrews lege, but officials of that schoolcisco, was killed Saturday when will serve as chairman for the denied it and said they actually 'his car went out of control and PTA were from Pasadena City College, hit a light pole south of the Waldo Guest speaker for lhe meeting iTunnel on V. S. 101 in Mann jw as Loren Paine, local author and D,XW lounty. rancher, who was presented by JCUI Wll I Ml iy ! .Michael .McCoy, !fi, San Fran- program chairman. Mrs. W. J. Cisco, died early Saturday of in- Pindell. His talk was on the early j juries suffered a few hours ear- history of this area and dated ELGIN i AP' A search paity ncn a car- in wnic" ne was nacK to tne Hudson Hay lrappers. Sunday' found the body of a 70-'rltli"S ui,h lhrc0 friends, crashed Paine has done considerable re-year-old woman who' vanished 'R, Plc in n Fran-search on Northern California, and 'while hunting. Authorities said il CIK'- w'ro,e 'he feature article on old epix-ared that Mrs. Lula Belle i Mrs. Anna Lre Beninger. 3",, Fort Jones thai appeared in this 1-aBianch of Sisters died of ajfK-hmond. was killed early Satur- year's Siskiyou County Historical heart attack. day when a car in which sue was Society yearbook Larry Mardis. Newell Skilling ridinR lclt U, S, 40 near Auburn mid Omar Slubblelield of 1-a and plunged down a fin-fool em firanrie found tlv lmd ittl vard- hankment. ell a road in the Sheep Creek Arthur Lee McKinncy, 30. Con- Woild's largest testing machine Veadow area 40 miles east of cord, was killed eaily Saturday , is run by the L'.S. Bureau of Elgui. .when his caished through a guaid.Slandards. The machine has a Locates Body 1 mu , M lip nil , !!.,,,! ' 3 L rlrl. ill f?1, 11 jffjffj Km a Emm fflii MIGHTY MACHINK Don't hang around call your authorized Standard Mouoewarmer. Ho'll keep your fuel tank filled with Standard Heatlntj Oils. They'll warm you up quicker, burn Ted DeMerritt Jack Clouqh Merrill Merrill 798-5524 Tulelake, ColiL Tulclake, 667-5417 cleaner, put out more eteariy, even heat than other fuelel Only the authorized Standard Heating Oil Distributors listed below guaran tee the beat In service and quality products. Oly Rigo Dorrii Colil. EX 7-2531 She became separated wluleSrail on Highway 21 at the Walnut capacity of 10 million pounds and fcjnlitig with her sister. Mrs. CarljCreck-Coneord distribution struc- exerts a force equivalent lo the fhalfield, Chatfield. and Lan lure, and (ell 24 feel to road weight of a stack of automobiles fhanafeld, all of HermiMon. below. . Ilhret miles high. J. la. Chiloquift Hoback Chiloauin 70J 233J ir Bob Clark lly llfin 1.2244 Dunn's Heating Oil Peyton & Co. STANDARD HEATING OILS Klemarh STANDARD O I L COMPANY TU 2-202 Klamath Falli OP, CALIFORN1 TU 4-S14
