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HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath rails. Ore. Tuesday. November 22. 1000 PAGE FIVE raw m wm-d DA Says State Velfare Department Aiding Immorality By Need Program a the National Association of Social Workers said in a prepared stale- SAX FRANCISCO (IPP The I unrelated male" living with Tulare district attorney told a mother receiving aid acnaie r dci-.u umr ........ ..... yui.i;.,,,. M"e.-., cn, hll a( shmild (() i..,Uui u ... u.c ..... . npfd childr(.n r(.R;1,.dUss 0( ,WU state Social Welfare Department Association asked that p r e s e n t .-,.. mari.,, ,,,. was encouraging immorality in 'tsweltare regulations he tightened. S1.-.U million's year aid to needy! He told the committee this would! ""e miSht. mf m whal " ls children program, eliminate aliuses, reduce costs""r "l ' '. "",u"r Jav Ballantvne said police and and provide hel'cr service to thc"'lcl ln an f ''al,t'lsl'. for '"- public were alarmed because the children involved. slalK't'- tthcre lhMe 15 a t'ommu- department is "sanctioning and Members will look at a Tulare ""' ,ollc'' cockroaches and ro- cven encouraging the unman ied! County law that bans sexual in.nenis miesiing aiwimcnts. not male" in the home of a mother tcrcourse with a person to whorn,, ,,m ul"""'fc ". " receiving needy children aid. one is not married County ufj.:Khbors who may be prostitutes This is a completely immor situation which is encouraging the illegitimate problem which now tyne charged The department provides aid to cials admitted the law was Hi- 01 a'"0""- sne sa- reeled in part to limit needv Others called by the committee children claims and thus put a' testify were .'ohn Wedemeyei, constitutes almost one-third o( the lighter burden on the taxpayer, "late director of social welfare; children of the program," Hallan-i There have been about 13 cases! San Mateo County Dist Ally. under the Tulare ordinance all eeun tvorenson: vuiiiam niac ending in guilty pleas or convic- Oougall. Sacramento, general leeitimnte or illceitim.-.te children lions with fines and iail scn-icounsel for the lalitoinia hupei alike, even if the mother is livine fences. visors Association and R e v. ,with a man who is not her hus-j Social service workers are ex-1 'ames Klynn. San Francisco, ol MORE THAN 100 STUDENTS of Northern California high schools were present Nov. 18 in Tulelake for the annual California Scholarship Federation District 18 meeting. Tulelake High School was host. Among those attending were, left to right, James Roberts, local treasurer; Bob Maharry, local vice president; Joe W h i t a k e r, Fred Whitaker, local and district president; Paul Kaniti, Linda Reimer, local secretary; Jerry Potter, Jim Havlina, Tulelake High School student body president, Sharon Mas sey, Tulelake, district publicity manager and Gretchen Kanitz. band. He proposed legislation to cut occted to onuose such laws. Catholic Social Service Mnrjorie Montclius. represent-: The committee is headed hv i iiiyJB !'a off funds where there is an "adult ing the Golden Gate Chapter ofjSen. .lames A. Cobey. D-Merced. Decoration Prizes Set Controversy Involves Star HOLLYWOOD iUPH - Televi sion cowboy Steve McQueen. 30. and a neighbor who has com plained about the actor's sports cars and dog quarreled Monday night. pol'ce reported. Mr.riiini.rt flaimnH Iho neinlibar tfrlmund W Georee. 58. knocked eration for. district 18 Nov. 18 cloud. Fort Jones, Vreka. Weed.i Tulelake High Plays Host To Scholarship Meeting I TULELAKE Nancy Hussa. Sur- Sharon Pillon. Weed. prise Valley High School, Cedar ville, California jLA Traffic Briefs Strike Ends Tulelake Dr. and Mrs. DeVan Rollins left DL'.XSMCIR - Cash prizes will he given for Christmas decora tions again this year, Ted Fay, president of Dunsmuir Chamber of Commerce, announced this week, i treasurer Three categories have been de-,vlin be'W held there, "BULL IN A CHINA SHOP," three-act mystery-comedy, will be presented by the senior class of the Tulelake High School on Dec. 2. Much of the action centers around Hildegard, a spinster landlady, to be played by Donna McBride, left, and Faye Adams, center, as Jean Rodgers, a lady newspaper reporter who has set her heart on Detective Denis O'Finn played by Ron Long. This is scene from the play. Curtain time in the school gymnasium will be 8 p.m. The public is invited. LOS ANGELES iAPi - The transit strike that snarled Los last week (or a few days to be Angeles' traflic and jammed its s deputies arrested Hubert Ar- uen minis, .hi. on cnarges oi our clary of the First and Last Siskiyou Sheriff Lists Proceedings YHKKA Siskiyou County slier- Wasco, Calif., charged by Cali-lCrcek, charged by deputies with T". '" " r""' ' . "l . u'- freeways is over, but the conv i.uuiiis win Htieuu a ucniai con- of the California Scholarship Fed when the federation rcpresenta- Butte Valley. Modoc L'nion of Al $10 and Sharon Massey, Tulelake. pub-K'ided upon. They are "residen- was elected vice president licily director. Hal porch and-or doorway, res- Schools represented were Mc-!:ri0",la 'a,(1 anfl-r houst an viiui . ii ui uuici uuii-i t'snitiiitoi cnlry. tiiras llnnsmiiir. Mount Shasta. ull,e ,,e Surprise Valley at Cedarville. In the conference but not present. Fall River Mills. Hannv Camn oilier otticers elected nere were and Etna. Ann Strickland. Mount Shasta. I secretary, and Mike Auman, Weed, treasurer. Mnunr Envnrc Tulelake High School was host "" --'- milter's worries aren't. The 400.000 persons who daily y. fornia Highway Patrolmen with drunkenness in and about an auto. Thev appeared before Judge 'Chance Bar at Horuhrook recent- Chase at Dorris and posted $52.50 Mr. and Airs. George Smith ride the Metropolitan Transit All left last week for an extended Ihority's buses and streetcars vacation trip which will take them to Oklahoma to visit with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Havnes drove Un n..tn'r IQrv.n,.lh.nM HMlinhlrtl' from his arms when he went to"v" meJt in lT.ul?lake- The prcsi; r.enrne's home on a truce mis- dcnl and Pllhl,c,ly manager will flgn be named during the 19B1 fall Genrne claimed McQueen. slar,meellnB ,n tlna of the TV series "Wanted Dead or Alive." struck him. Police emphasized that neither man was arrested and that neilh- .. i I I .. ... ;,,.,.. er H -ueaieu to nave uct-ii injiinu. , , t ft m Officers said George earlier had ' mol.'e than 100 federation dele- JJse Of MeterS complained about Steve racing his saies in an au-uay meeung in me three sports cars in the neighbor- lrome economics building at the i i i n. ....... u: i ..nnn. Tulelake - Rutte Vallev Fair ly I grounds. is favored by Mavor Dave Mc-un the jriSes' itinerary, and of lne wintcr months in Arizona and McQueen told officers he went. Adult advisers present were Da-'clintock. The mayor made thisthe date of the judging. jTexas. via r-ricKson, uunsmuir. nisirici, announcement al tne last city and Dorothy Schupp, Tulelake, lo-council meeting. 13 l A Etna cal adviser. The meters were bagged at the rQI E VKUVCU Til nnr Mh Clnnn R.,rt.nt DUXSMUIIt-A return to the' a $lo second prize and a third prize in each category. Money lor tne prizes nas Deen to Washington recently. A visit donated by a local power com- jtn relatives was planned for the pany. Kappa Phi chapter of Beta week spent there. Sigma Phi Sorority has been asked to judge the decorations. Mr, alul Slrs- pat MeC.inley left Peggy Walsh has been asked toiast weekend for a vacation trip serve as cnamner ot commerce :(o K0lt, Dakota coordinator. Householders will be notified use of downtown parking meters later where to phone so as to be Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Cross are leaving soon to spend a portion of may have to pick up the lab in the form of increased fares as a result of the settlement. For five days the commuters spread over a (bur-county area the size of Maryland and Delaware- had no bus or streetcar Iranspor I.eroy Brooks of Chico from Butte lation because of a strike bv noolCounty Jail recently to face violation of probation. Judge Tole- man sentenced him to 30 days in jail. 8. Sheldon Warren Wilson, 37,' hail each. !anc) Ted Walter Pcnsinger, 55. Ruins appeared before Judge 2. Tilden Joseph Breaux, 3B. both of Sawyers Rar, charged by Robert Tnnca of llill lloinbiook Modesto, charged by the CHP deputies with public intoxication. Justice Court and was senlcnccdlwilli drunk driving. Judge George They were sentenced to 60 days to spend six months in the conn- Tyler. Vreka Justice Court, (ined probation each by Judge Ruth ly jail. All but 15 days of the sentence were suspended. Burns was ordered to make restitution to the bar owner him $253. 3. Alladin Frank Small. 42. Sei id Valley, charged with drunk driving by deputies. He was sen-i Markon of Sawyers Bar Justice Court. 9. Billy Gene Pitts, 25, Macdoel. . arrested by Dorris police for mali- Deputies also returned Manson tenced to spend 44 days in jail .cious mischief. Judge Chase sen. MTA mechanics. Sunday both sides the MTA, a public agency, and the Amalga mated Transportation Union agreed to a new 15 month con tract which provides higher wages, improved working condi charges of petty theft. He is ae cused ot removing $137 wurlh of or pay a $220 fine by Judge Phil lip Toleman of Happy Camp Jus lice Court. 4. Wilbur Bernard Thomas, 37, to George's home to tell him they should be friends and to ask George to stop calling the police about his racing and dog. The actor said he had his Winner in the oratorical contest request of the Merchants Associ daughter in his arms and that George and his wife, Lorelta, W), was Stephanie Jones, Butte Val ley High School. Dorris. Runner up was Ron Wheeler, McCToud. becan screaming and calling him name of the winner is engraved'hour limit. a "coward" for holding the child on the school trophy. McClinlock said he w ation early in the fall and later JjV OUnCll stickers were placed on the met- I crs inviting "free parking two- tools and household goods from . nlippv Camp, arrested hy deputies the II. T. Williams Feed Yard near Macdoel where he was em ployed last April. Brooks appeared before Judge I lions and prospects for a pension Les Chase of Dorris Justice Court plan, The union voted 451 to 73 to ac cept the agreement. It will raise the pay of top-scale mechanics and entered a plea of not guilty. He is being held in the county jail pending further court action. The following men were hooked tenced him to 60 days in jail. 10. Thomas Sebastian Brown, 4S, charged by Dunsmuir police with driving with a suspended license and faulty muffler. Judge Alfred A. Smith of Dunsmuir Justice Court sentenced him to pay a $315 fine or serve 63 days in jail. 11 Wilhur Chanman Whalev. 48. 5. William Bryan Olson. 64, Happy Camp, charged by deputies lor public intoxication. Judge Tole man sentenced him to five days in jail. from S2.61 an hour to $3 an hour '.in the county jail between Oct. in his arms. George then rushed at McQueen with outstretched arms and or dered him to "get off my land Following a business meeting lunch in the high school skits were presented. Officers presiding at the meet vocate action until he hears from the merchants and citizens. He said if the meters are not to go have returned to their home on West Callahan Road after a trip Itn S:m Frnni iscn where Raines hv .lulv 2 The union said the. 31 and Nov. !) or otherwise faced DUNSMUIR Creation of a Lit-L.as a ddprtate. to the state Farm raises will range from 46 centslofficial proceedings: tie League park south of then convention from SiskivouJo 64 cents an hour in wages and 1. Hector Leon King. 24. Tule- not ad-1 Dunsmuir swimming pool was en-r . F . Burcau. other benefits. llake, and John Hampton Day, 24 a I u.. .1.- nn....nll U0I ' t I UUISCll " lilt Vliy l.Ullln.11 laai week. with disturbing the peace. Judge Toleman suspended a 30-day jail term. Whalcy was placed on pro bation for a year. Forks of the Salmon, charged by deputies with public intoxication. Judge Walter Mathews of Etna Justice Court sentenced him to Wi days in jail. 6. Jerry Wayne Harris. 20. Santa Ana. He was hejd in jail John Adams. Benjamin FranK- charged with auto theft to await lin and John Hay concluded the arrival ot Anaheim authorities. Hinal treaty with Great Britain in 1 7. Lewis C. Wichser, 3!). Horse' London in 1783. , The city has leased stale-owned back into use, he favors selling land for an indefinite period and the actor told officers. George ing were Fred Whitaker, Tule-them to get some return from. gave approval for its use by Duns- lake, president; Bob Clark, Mount Shasta, vice president; Carol Thor iaksson. Fall River, secretary; struck McQueen in the ciiesl knocking the child from his arms McQueen said. George, however, claimed that! McQueen asked him to step into fMlnil SllHlOC the street, then hit him. jWOUnCII JTUUICS "I just came, down here " AmbulailCe Aid make friends, but if you want trouble I'll give you trouble," mmr. Sid Fischer, Little League dirce- department budget. Patrolling of the parked cars has continued this fall with nothing but outgo for the police department, he con- tor, said the organization, des- DUNSMUIR-Possible financial'cludcd. perate for its own park, is will- George quoted McQueen as say- assistance to Dunsmuir Ambu-i City Attorney Howard Jones ling to gamble that the inter the citv's investment. mmr Little League. Last year's parking meter reve-j The area will eventually be an nue was over $3,000. the mayor interchange when Highway 99 is noted, which helped the police converted from an expressway to Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hawkins, Colorado Springs, are visiting Hawkins' sister, Mrs. Ressic Palmer, and other relatives here. They also visited a few days last week in Fresno. Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Badgley. STAGG DISTILLING COMPANY. FRANKFORT. KENTUCKY. 86 PROOF a freeway through north Duns- Pal.aHisc Calit a,e keeping their "Is that a promise or a threat." George told officers he replied. He " ..-. ...J i'TI,.,(V Baiu i.icwueeil dll..i:icu( 111m n a threat." refuse a call even when they have no assurance they will be paid. The Rubidouxs are also ask Final Figures On Cal Ballot - SACRAMENTO 'CPU Com plete, unofficial California election returns have given Vice President Til.n.. T Vivnn a 91 OOrt vnfn jinnee .... I...-.".. " - . ,. el..,..- r-.trtt.. c;,l.;..n,. fn.. edge over President-elect John F. "f ""1 -"""' ' Kennedv for the slate's 32 elec- ,and ,Mlint Shasta to consider 1 votes value of the service to the area. The Completion of the count in They have two fully equipped ., L Mrtrtau unnnn1 i,n i ambulances, Mrs. Rubidoux said. iI,p vole talivine. i Supervisor W. A. Barr also ap-i The grand total vote was: Ni-xon 3.241.757, lance Service w ill be considered 'commented that local merchants change is sufficiently far in the at the next meeting of Dunsmuirland their employes fill most park- future to make the park devclop City Council. ling spaces. Councilman Dave An- ment worthwhile. Elmer Dams H 1 "Virtnr lw" n.,hirtn.,v nt derson concurred. has been named to lake charge ol L. ' ' . , ... 1 ri: .I.:f I - r.1 ....1, -I ..(,,,1 1 1 l.n n.-nin'l uwen iiumnoux. owners oi inoi ruuue cmici ia-c ..itu mmi-u .- r...j. .. service, appeared at the last meet-that as long as an automobile is ing announcing they are faced moved every two hours, it is safe with service stoppage unless as-lfrom receiving a violation ticket sured of adequate return. ;even though police are aware it Mrs. Rubidoux said they cannot may have been moved only one parking space. School Lists Honor Roll Red Meeting Continuing i..i.:i.i .. tu- gl auucillllll Cll wiiiic mi: juuuK- slers' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Barnes, Etna, are in San Francisco. Greenview Mr. and Mrs. Carl MrFall and their family are visiting his par-. ents, Mr. and Mrs. frank Mc- Fall, here. Tom Brown is going to spend Thanksgiving at the home of his niece and family. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Price. Dunsmuir. m n fOP BOIRU'S or Altim'CM i L-,..iui, rn r m.. nnri J'-"" "r '" Mrs. Gerald Eastlick. is eelcbrat portant Communist summU conlei- ence since the war was still m fw o-,he session today and was preparing . . ' . a major manifesto on the (utnre-l,cP 1 10 Kennedy 3.219.851 The vice president got 50.17 per cent ot the vote in his home state y the county where pos. end- Kennedy got 49.83. At the end of the regular election vote count ing. Kennedy had 50.2 per cent of the total, a lead of 3o.4.io votes cmuse . ,,,.,.. i.iii i in hi- Mh.r A((lM.k ant, hrohc,.sj nism according to diplomatic d,s- , peared in their behalf. He said, DUNSMUIR-Six seniors were lla'es trom Mos''ow- . .jnR u10ir Thanksgiving vacation.l some policy will be adopted by n the first quarter honor roll se reports that the ;im;! N(V 2, to 28. at the home of Mr. ' me noarci ot supervisors assuring according to information re-"LMU' "c '"Vt" 'lan( Mrs. Arthur Grune here, local ammnancc service wilt be leased by Dunsmuir High Schuol u,c " ui "uul" fu ible. City Attorney Howard Jones told councilmen he knows of no legal this week. i claim me unity ot tne Lommu- KuVn t N()V wilh Michael Gronko. Adele Kenney nlst tamP lesolving the hjs nnther Mrs Luu Buker and Donna Parsons rece ved a !'"er aim iwsii : mcoiogic.u ui.iei- . i 1 ... i UUL. A and B grades. Clint Baugh- ences between Russia and Com- barrier to a city subsidy of the man. Judy Ford and Gary Gird-' munist China. Tom Brown is having a 2.500- O loiai. a itdii ui oj.t.u .uiv.-.. . 1- on. ,,prt,, .. But when 250.227 absentee and ambulance service. It is a public ler Jr.. received As, Bs and onel 'e m;m"' Has lin(lclsl aM ipht panl installed on his Mr. and Mrs. Fred (ininf and new resident votes and correctionsiservice, he commented. C. .o ,. ,.,. , ,am.h up Kidder Creek bv countv election officials were .juniors nan inc nesi rcpicscn-ib.- tallied Nixon pulled ahead. He . .. lation on the honor roll. Those Passion that unity has been re col 1.53 339 of the late-counted MiinSXuTSOn nunoieu wcie niniiicu viiiicison., ' 'familv. Reno, will visit nn motn- votes and Kennedv .8R8-A mar- c , .. c , Ocorgc Drake. Michael Harris. Another rc,H)rl said that tlic two rintta1 nd ,is,cr -I- .r rm Inr ivon. iStrikC Snarl I'atsy Horrin. with all As and Us. documents were under study, one ,.. n ,..nnp Al,Hpr50n. on The United Press International MOUNT SHASTA-Annexation of Lou's Ammirati. Paul Burton. " f Ihem dealing with Communist 'Tl,ankvgivin. Then they will, count included semiofficial rcturnsla new subdivision south of t!,c!1;dwald f''her. Lrslie Green, ideology inc ut ing the con 01 ;! drive to Grcomicw fo visit Fred from manv ot the 58 counties, citv limits, long delaved. ran in'n Jamcs llRKC-v- flrn osclinicK - m............ ! d Sharon's lather. Arthur The official election result will be more complications during a re- and ' s,anlc-v '" As. Bs andar ann tne otner on now io and (amily. Making the certified by the secretary of statement meeting of interested rosi-jone C' ., , , li'om,nunl -m trip wilh Ihem will be John Mur- icaii i.iiiipcu, caioi Licini'llli '"" ' ." ...(. v.u,mi. .o.. , land Kenneth Stephens were the ers gathered tor the conferences,! top sophomores. Michael Fan- which was reported to have! T pn..m aic meeting each (opened on Nov. II, were still in Wc,nPV(ay PVPnjn8 for Bible .Moscow lonay. . . ,. GrPrnview Church. Nov. 28. City Planning Santa Program dents. ! Attorney Dan Carlton. Redding has been retained In stratnhinn out details cc"- 'r'1' Jones. Diana I)gan ! During the meeting TucHlav,'rcnc rica and Michi,cl Wnht One of the dilficultic in keep- ' Pennine V,,,. -. oi ,i r.i,l.,t. 1 ""..in..! "ii un- iuii MOUNT SHASTA A big Santa objected lo the 'incorporation' tan"-v Mson' ( aUw P'. San-ing up with the reports oi tne: Clans and his sleich and reindeer movement. Thev have withdrawn ri,a licnold'i and linhert Vaughn summit meeting has been the vu-l The five grand slam home runs that stretch nearlv half a block and so far. no' other delavs are Mrie the ,0P lrc--hmen. Robutjtual silence of the Communist ( Ern.e Banks during the lfloa will again entertain people whojor-csecn ' ,McClintock and Steven Minni lij press both in Moscow and Pel- baseball season is a major league lire in the city during the Christ-! ' Im qualified. .ping. record. ! mas holidays. f 14fS0URMASHp:r I 4 I'll- ' . j - Mil , h ! KI'N'I'LCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY er and Z , U p Cy councilmen Pair Snowbound . . . ,. are lavnnne airenlance nf F or. at intervals. A King-sizen junc " - -- hx will disoense its version ol cme .Avenue as a city street upon "Jingle Bells. McCLOl D-Boh Vill. a rook at Wl receiving a relinquishment notice '"test service Whalcn Guard ( .1.. ..... .. . .. , C.,li..n n Tr,.,l M. J T. J. .!..,. l-rtnl in unrl : iw " nm lne SIa'e Division "I niCII- """" " .ui."" .....i...i..in. am. .i,.-,,.. rtM . . . ;avs Bob Tepcl. a patrolman, were condition by Mount Shasta H e ihp snowbound at their slation Nov, J 'VJtJl uncut tin n ii'ii i, mm become the responsibility of the slate akinc HihI Florence Ave- . . k. A i i ... i W-Ain rl I ni rrn una annthrr I h. . . . t- J .nnt llUf LUIlt I Will- HI liC llf.Mtlldtftl it " " 7T Pave "Ishwav W Alternate, a business forma Oregon Power Company . Vi l)an-e Caoovilla ule. and that the state properly emplove rested the two with a : .7 j u .. icht the north exit from the citv """"eat tney were using io pa- VrZw, ' relinquishment takes;.rol the pnw, company , trans- NOTICE SENIOR CITIZENS!!! Social Security Retirement Progrom, Medi cal Care, Housing for Elderly Discussion, J. M. BURK, Regional Director NATIONAL LEAGUE OF SENIOR CITIZENS, KLAMATH FALLS LIBRARY, 5th and Klamath, Next WEDNESDAY, NOV. 23 7:00 P.M. Mea i lag Open to freryene. ' -SUA . i FULL SIX (H) YEARS ULu T.lttiy.yiftyw.Wjr5y $450 $9S Old Stagg Sour Mash, now 6 years old -no increase in price. i,iHh int Try older Old Stagg (in the handy pint too), and you'll see why it's The Top Bourbon of Kentucky.- condition. effect. q mission lines. n'W s s
