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HERALD AMI NEWS. Klamnlli Faffs. Oregon fliurwla.v. BniVr 1, Wft FACT T A bfructuro Won'f Change SACRAMENTO l'Pi Gov.,0 f0low ,(,,.,(, 0 ,he tax ex. Mmund G. Brown today promised cmption for prescription drugs thai despite dropping state rev- ;,nd a modification of the rela enues he will propose no new lives responsibility law in view tnxes in of t,e rising cost o( living." The governor told his news con- "No new taxes will be proposed terence he would propose two by mo." revenue cuts to: "Brown said education was the -Exempt prescription drugs "great problem" of the state and rrom the slate sales tax. pointed to needed construction of Substantially modify the,thice University of California state's relative's responsibilitylcampuses and six state colleges, 'aws- I Brown said he will do every' Brown said he and Finance Pi- thing in his power in the 19fil rector John E. Carr met today legislature to assure equitable re to study the slate's fiscal situa-japportionmcnt of the slate assem-''on- bly and assignment of eight new "Revenues are down from this congressional seats, business slump," he said. "1 The governor also renewed his don't know whether to call it a promise to appoint a blue-ribbon recession. (commission to study proposals to "But 1 think we will be able i reapportion the state Senate. California Briefs Tuleloke Mr. and .Mrs. Milton Orieser (Maxine Barks) of .Mercer Island. Seattle, and their three daughters visited over last weekend with Mrs. Griescr's parents, Mr. and perl, and Mr. and Mrs. Chet Zal inardo. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Reg nani were unable to attend. I -. i mX I 'i X h Wo I Kr u 0 LUCAS FURNITURE DECEMBER Admission Solves Series Of Burglaries In Yreka HKKA Dick Newton, spoci.il; Timpsnn received a pi rliinm.iryl The younger Allen admitted rant and searched Timpson't investigating deputy (or the Sis-hearing in Modesto Wednesday. in,,',,- hiirdai-ies in November ! home, and found stolen nroDertv. ' 'u"01' ,?"?!?' fHhe 0,,w s"'-1'ods "re awa,li"8 1959. and three last August, all " Kennel h A on H It ri v; anmi i'H , Hvirmoc , " . :.. .'i.- j ....."' ...j .1.. j- in the Scott Vallev area. Ns-. "iiiy'tins in nit- cuuiiiv iu.;-! .m' ion saiu uie suei ui.s nv- iXVl ling tiie past year and about 0 nartment has lecuvered one ofiNow,',on- ii.JI ...1 - .1... U il.. -. ... j 1 1 n- I Mniiiilinc u til.-hwl Timun'. in. uiuri. uiniutliiuui lilt- si. lie. l allies win sailllics. 1 lllipsnu ........v.. I i Hi- said Allen's brother. Hnw-'saul he sold or traded I he oth- tivities closely since August. New. Hid. 37. and Mrs. Kenneth Ailen ors in Washington and Idaho dur-l' was me hp.v "W m me in- have admitted implication in most a series ol nudum sales m l suauou. m was aimnipauieu of the burglaries. He added that which he disposed of stolen goous,1"" occasion by deputies from oth (James A. Timpson, 55. MiKleslo.jNfwton staled. cr counties and a man from the !has admitted receiving the stolen' Deputies believe the five pcr-,sti,,e Criminal Investigation and I properly, including four pri.'e sad- sons were inv olved in at least Identification Department. dies taken (rum the Lauren Paine burglaries in Northern ami I hoy hoped to catch i unpson m ranch in Scott Valley. 'Central California since January, the act of receiving stolen prop- Newton left over the weekend 'Illc-V eslimalf" from ,ho six (,,'1.v ll'nm ,ne Aliens, whom thev for Fresno and Modesto to lines- 'k'kl,p "'lak 1(W(is "f -,a'c" g""lsl-usected all the lime but couldn't tiun the susnects liiested hst ''lc-v i'v'vciod from Timpson's locate. A warrant was issued for week at the culmination ol months home that the burglars stole the arrest for questioning of Ken- MOUNT SHASTA MASONS installed officers during recent ceremonies. Those shown are, rear, Harland R. B. Williams, worshipful master; front, from left, Vernon K. Stro- chain, senior deacon; Harold L. McGee, senior warden, and Irving E. Astermann, junior warden, Photo by J. O. McKinney Lodge Conducts Installation of undercover investigation to " u,e "M" -'HM"' "' Du" ml" " M'.? crack a suspected interstate1'"' m AuKm of b! Ihe f'-Vou shen'f s ol- burglarv ring. V- N"vlon thc" him Timpson and his wile are in Vll ,..,.,, ,vo i .... ""'" .-.-. men on ov. vz, said rresno WASHINGTON' (1'PD The County deputies, they caught the President Ei- Aliens, including Mrs. Allen, in Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Galley. MOUNT SHASTA-Sissons Ma levenine liana meir aaugnier, Beverly, san!S0nic Lodge No. .110 members iLodce Hall Mrs. Liycie uaiKs. TulelaKe, and rtaiaei, seni inanKsgivmg uay conducted their Wth annual in her brother, William Barks of j with Mrs. Galley's parents, Mr. Uallation of officers Saturday Stronghold. While here they also and Mrs. Charles Orr, Yreka. - attended the reunion for the class :Thcy were guests overnight at of 1940-1941 of Tulclake High the home of Galley's brother, the Shasta Stanislaus Countv Jail awaiting jL proceedings for charges of receiv- .- i ., mc stolen iiioneitv. The Allen White House says ( """ ;,,uu " ;T"U"S ':brothers and M,n. Allen, all senhower has no plans to travel process of burglarizing a golf iLint Academy and lodge mem-L.i,;,,.,, jh burglary, are in jailjabroad before he leaves ottice course sport shop. Arcade bers perl'ormcd dances. 'jn Kre.sno. ' 'next Jan. 20. I Thev obtained a search war- School. They had spent Thanks giving with his parents at Corona, Calif. Clyde Galley, and his wife. Lois Ahlenstorf of Sacramento spent the Thanksgiving weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ahlenstorf. here. IWA Local Nominates Leading the rituals was Percy l.indt of McClnud. inspector of the 106th Masonic District. Seated as worshipful master was HarUind R. R. Williams. Harold L. McGee was made sen ior warden, and Irving E. Ast mann, junior warden. Philip Googins and James J Mocdoel !' - "fr Ud' ''? "" McCLOUn-lnternational Wood-Love are treasurer and secreta Mr. and Mrs. Jess Dieter who: ' ' workers of America, Local 3-fi4.'0'. respectively. have lived in Macdoel for many ( 1 plant sublocal officers nominated Other officers installed were Ed years left Monday night for Vail.! uMr- ? Mn- '-.vie Nelson and ig ,he Koyfmhet mccting vv(l,e ward W. Schilling, chaplain: Ver Iowa, where they plan to remain i,he,r children spent Thanksgiving Wps shaff R Zannj Trov on K. Strochcin. senior deacon; for an indefinite lime. : weekend in Eugene wrth Nelson's pri Alla Gisl, chairman vice Charles B. Frank, junior deacon: (parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. 0. Nel-.chaimia,. ve. , h(, nnminatcd). .Mervin W. Tonkin, marshal: Don- son. jGrne c.im; rec01.dmg secrctarv; aid D. Heppner. senior steward; (Edgar Dodwell, warden, and Otis Frccl - Benlon' mw steward, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Zeiglfrstoner, conductor. an(1 Grant H. Hurlhert, tiler. ' , , , nave returned i om a two-wees, . , . ., . , rouuwiiii; iiiiuiiiioii, a n.ini iivi Gary. Ind., who Is spending a : ,u. .h(,,. ,h.; Those nominated for the plant, ,.,. v n,nlh(,r, f y lUUH VlRIl lltltl. I..::..J L: .1 1 """ H wuiitiimt V 1 c Happy Camp Mrs. Florence Smith is host to her sister. Mrs. Mabel Wilson visited his mother, Mrs. Myrtle James Thompson, Roy Zanni, James Mason, Wesley Shaff, Gino Prosperi, Troy Price, Al Gist, and ;Star Lodge was served by Job's Daughters. Entertainment included mono logues by Mrs. Dave Peterson and Mrs. Thorne Cummings. A few close harmony numbers were . , , iZeiglcr. On the return trip, they The Rev. Virgil Terry- has beer. , d jn A appointed chaplain at Clear Creek, Honor Camp by San Quentin Pris- ... . . .. ; Gene Cline. Three are to be elect on authorities. Inmates transform Mr. and Mrs. John Peraeeh no ed the recreation hall into a chapel1" 111 "lu " """;'.' jamcs Mason. James Thomn-' ,.,h hv w -.nH M,-5 n H each Sunday at 5:30 p.m. lmy l Edwin "illlanlS' Man and Jam Carter, trio Mrs Terry plays piano for group haerenhtn,rfand Mr s Jack R I !p!'"':' T'' PJire' A1 G!?'' unging. iraDDnni ana lony Bruncin were mm mm m i". ;.,,.) .. t-. n......J MBAA M 1 1 V V I iiuiiiiiicitiu ij.iviuiiir ODdlu I III m I V I I 'memoers. rour win De eiecten Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cuthhert MeCloud Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Horstkntte antj nel- mother. Mrs. G. Glynn.1 spent the Thanksgiving weekend ,spent Thanksgiving Day at the in the Bay Area visiting their homp of Mr two sons and their families. Brooks Weed. and Mrs. Dick The woods sublocal ofticers nominated were Morten Sanders, chairman; Edward Knoll, vice! chairman; Glenn Mendenhall, fi- In Accident MOUNT SHASTA Pol is Brom ley of Dunsmuir and David Rich ard and Alevander Rarnes bfith v,ri .Action .''"rT": .'',l,3,i of Oxnard, were taken to Mount . vviauue i-aniiiey ami ivionen oan-icu i'A.. iin.iini c..t MrTlmiH will snnnsor a New j. . Shasta Community Hospital Sat v..;-. f. H. t the Warrj,:...'wr"?.T",en-!unlay for treatment of painful but H e he fur.:""'ana "en? not critical injuries received in an Inancial secretary; Da.ell W.n-, ad A'fxander Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Jim Herbert host ed their two daughters and sons-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Deff ner and Mr and Mrs Al Pavnp ........... . ... . . -j , nance nan. music win db iui-;Konaneer Executive Rnard mem-1 .V , . and their families, all of Sacra-1 ..j u ,.,.i1c..a from Cnl. T P 8 recuiive eoara mem .accjdonl tw0 miies sn,ti, ( here TV,0lcr,;.Fin i.ob. "J ' ' . ... DCI.S, : " . , ' wayne Gin was nominated as IS lnvl,ed' town sublocal chairman; Bill end. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mcl.ain and Ion Highway 99. California Highway Patrol offi cers said snow conditions caused Liine. vice chairman: Gene Sisk :ii, ...... ..i rir;n eteinJ n.n. their children spent Thanksgiving , , j 1 , , i"lwardcn; W'. tunc, conductor; Rad'bara G. Gonzales, .11, Dunsmuir, in Citrus Heights with his broth-land,the'r ""-ee children spent the Hanson Cine Abe,.ta Nasn and;Hriving one car collided with one . h. . . . uppkend in Vancouver. Wash.. !-. i..i.... er. Jim McLain and lamilv. They . ... ", " . . .... 'i-u",! '"'"". neKiMiaung com- operated ly Nicholas uregoro, 29. Hanson, Qxnard. Both cars were damaged , ...:ij : t- i viSilllli: mia. uciupi uiuw o Dia.w also v sneu in oaci aiiieiiui aim .. .. i j m.. . , , i and brother-m- aw, Mr. and Mrs. Chieo before re urning home. , ' . .. , ., . , ., E don Campbe 1, and their family. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin "Bill' Klopp of Areata spent the week- nri vitiiinr here al th home nf and their three sons of Sacramen Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Coireas'" arrived Frid!,y ,visit, nis and with friends. brothers and sister and their fam- 'ilies here. Karen Hofer, Stephany Memeo. ! Mary Baldi, Donita Sullivan. Nor-' Mr. and Mrs. Tom Nicholas man Lanquist. Alex Fabbrini. (spent Sunday visiting Mrs. Amelis Mike Catttizzo. Carl and Aneie Burch and her daughter and son- Roth, Sandra Miller, Edie Muma, ! in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Fish Richard Rossi and Mickey Brin- er, Weed. Mrs. Burch is recover gle wore among college students, ing from a broken knee suffered milteemen and Gill, Cline. Eula Rafferty and Louie considerably Aiello. Executive Board members, j Mrs. Gonzales was charged with Election d.itp w ill he spl at thp 'driving Inn fast for road condi- Mr. and Mrs. Barney Muma,nex, meeting. (lions. visiting their respective parents here last weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robertson a fall. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hitchcock entertained Thanksgiving Day in and their daughter, Margie, Med- ti,ejr ilome in Redding. Guests fortl. were guests Thanksgiving were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mason Day at the home of their daugh- an() Mr. and Mrs. Mickey McAr tor and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. die and their two children, all of "Chick'' Wheeler and their chil-jMcCloud, and Mr. and Mrs. Ron dren here. aid Hitchcock and their two daughters of Citrus Heights. Lee Miller received word that his youngest brother. Truitt Mil' ler, died Thanksgiving Day. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd DetTusin and their family spent Thanksgiv ing weekend in Sacramento at the Arlene Frllizzcr. ship's nurse, ilomc 0f Mr. and Mrs. Lester San Francisco, spent Thanksgiv-jHyatt, formeily of MeCloud, and inc Day with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. G. Pellizzcr, here. !in Placerville at the home of Mr (and Mrs. Waller Thomas. Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. DeClusin are Mr. and Mrs. John Young spent sisters. Thanksgiving Day in Redding ati the home of his sister, Mrs. Ber-! in Hawkins Musicians Take Mr. and Mrs. Duane Knutson Paf f CHlMC and their children spent Thanks-j giving Day in San Jose with his ' HAPPY CAMP Nine Happy uncle .n.d aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Camp High School musicians par Marvin Mark. On their return ticipated in a hand clinic for coun they visited in Napa with Mr. and ty schools at Etna Nov. 19. Mrs. Charles Conley and in Chi-; They were Charlotte Law ton. co with Mrs. Kniitsnn's brother,' Diane Harnden. Elliot Steele, Al Tony Flores Jr., and his family, len Lawlon, Coral Higley, Earl ,Lee, Terry Law ton, Van Harnden Mrs. R. H. Radcliffe arrived and Peter Swearingcn. Wednesday o spend Thanksgiving The musicians practiced togeth vvilh her husband and her son and Cr then massed into a 9n-piccc family. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rad- hand for a public concert. La.Mar chife and their two children he:e. K. Jensen, director of instiumen She expects to remain for about ;al music for Klamath Falls another week. schools, was guest conductor. 1 Alter the concert, a dance band Robert Tnsh has been in Los i was formed of select musicians Angeles on business for the past from the various schools repie week. He was accompanied by seined. Dancing lollowed. Kathy MrBride and her nephew. Women of Church of Jc.us Guy Lester. They toured Disney- Christ of Latter Day Saints served jand ' dinner for hand members in the church. Mr. and Mrs. Sylvia fatluzzn Other si hooU participating were entertained during a recent partv Fort Jones. Etna. Yreka. Pun honoring their son Miles' 21st muir. Weed and Tulelake. Pro birthdav. Guests included Mr. and ceeds from the concert were add llrs. Reno Cattuzzo, Mr. and Mrs, ed to thp American Field Service .tnh'n Ramhino. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Committee for the Student Ex- Coidw ell, Mr. and Mrs. Gino Pros- ,change Program fund. 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