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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1960)
I 1 Oregon News Roundup $19 Million In Construction Planned By BPA s PORTLAND (API - Some SIB!" millinn U'nrtk nf 1. - is planned bv Bonneville Pnu-eri V,B V,IUMSS Administration in 1981. it covers transmission line work, substa tions and right-of-way clearing. What contracts will be let in the Mast half of the vear de pends on congressional appropri- ! Discover Loor Object To Sigh Horse OvVatr Will Organize SeRAI D AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, OrfEon Wednesday, December 7, 190 C0RVALL1S (AP'-A change in LAKE GROVE AP - Clacka- PORTLAND (API-Objection of management of the Hotel Benton mas bounty slienlt s deputies,; the president of the Portland hprp u-.i annnnnrwl VnnH:iv with (checking a possible tip in the .Symphony Society resulted Tues- the retirement from the hotel of Portland slaying of Larry Ralph, day in removal of a billboard at r". i row x tm electoral votes. The New Jersey Board of Can- Carl Doty. - Thomas B. Vaughan, 39, con ations, BPA reported today. It "ettcd wilh ")e 'umber industry lllIC litis UllUllL.-U 11 IIIUMI'M III said that in the first half of the year these jobs were planned: Oregon: Right-of-way clearing in Lane County for Hills Creek-Oakridge, Cougar-Finn Rock and Leaburg EWEV Station S lines. Transmission line construction for Hills Creek-Oakland in Lane County. Substation work A new Fossil switching station in Wheeler Coun ty; entiance road paving at Big Eddy in Wasco; warehouse ex tension at Alvey in Lane; addi tions at Wren in Benton; new feeder substation at. Fern Ridge in uinc; additions at Peyton, 19, stumbled on loot val ued at nearly $30,000 in an aban doned house and garage. SW Jefferson Street under the Vista Avenue Bridge here. jne billboard carried a sign Doty and will be president of the Hotel Benton Operating Co. C. C. Bates and William L. Benson will continue to hold their interests in the company. Doty said he will devote his attention to the new Towne House Motel here. Chief Deputy Fred Abclle said advertising the symphony orches- they recovered two trucks, one tm. But Mrs. Walter McMonires.lf sedan, tires, a power saw and oth er tools, clothes and other items which had been taken in thefts from Eugene to Kelso, Wash. There was no apparent connec tion with the Peyton case. Found Guilty PORTLAND (API - Circuit Judge Frank J. Loncrgan found Peter Sanna guilty of manslaugh ter and Monday placed the 64-year-old night watchman on pro- Redmond nation for three years. Lonergan and Burns in Deschutes; addition heard the case without a jury, at Gold Beach in Curry; addition at Bandon in Coos: new Hampton substation in Deschutes. JPPSl BEEFEATER BEEFEATER the imported English Gin that doubles your martini " pleasure Sanna was accused of the fatal shooting of Jack A. King, 41, a greenskeeper, at the Columbia- Edgewatcr Country Club, both were employed. Judge Nomed SALEM (AP)-Gov. Mark 0. Hatfield Tuesday named Louis L. Raffcrtv. of Grants Pass, Justice o( the Peace for the Grants Passimake some symphony supporters District. He succeeds Lawrence leel liiendly about outdoor ad A. Aschenbrenner, who resigned. Ivertising." society president, said "this un authorized sign in the particular location" was an outrage. The city Planning Commission had twice refused to grant a permit for the billboard, which was in a landscaped area. The sign was erected by the bill board firm of C. E. Stevens Co. Its manager, Robert D. McGuire, said he believed "our common in'TJm Im CmIam tcicst in the symphony would! 1 7 1 -" 1 MRS. ANNA SIMMERS Pioneer Rites ASSl'KKII OK VOTKS TRENTON. N.J. (UI'D - Sen, A group of Northern California John F. Kennedy has been off i and Southern Oregon quarter icially assured of New Jersey's !6vasser.s met Tuesday to certify norsc owners plan to organize an association to serve these areas. I Quarter horse owners met at Grants Pass Nov. 2tt for discus sion oi an association, a move that it was reported has been jfe iieraco lor some lime. Jim Wil son, young ownrr of Radio Sla-! tion KAJO. Grants Pass, was named temporary chairman. Also serving on a temuorai v basis are Marvin Roark, vice president, and If. le of-iQ the 16 Democratic, presidential electors who will cast their bal lots for Kennedy. s St. ms . n elect i nlL of Robert H. Tarr.as director of where ' the Oregon Department of Plan ning and Development has been accepted by Gov. Mark Hatfield. Tarr said in a letter to the governor released Tuesday that PORTLAND (AP)-The Bureau he had ,"'1" ,he ib for a Search Resumes DH)Tl AWn (Am c U iStreet ir:-- today for the body of,"! Tarr Resigns Post BLM Asks Bids of Land Management today asked for bids on planting more than 2 million pine and fir seedlings in Oregon. The bureau said the seedlings will be planted on a total of 4,000 acres in the Eugene, Coos Bay, Roseburg, Medford and 'Baker areas. Hearing Set SALEM IAP-Thc state Water Resources Board said today it will hold hearings in an effort to get a formula for coordinated i:se and control of north coast basin resources. The hearings will.be Jan. 4 at Astoria and Jan. 5 at Tillamook. Uiieqtialled since 1820 MOBILE, Ala. (APl-A leak de veloped in the SS Alcoa Pioneer while the bauxite carrier was discharging cargo at Gulfport, Miss., two weeks ago. The vessel proceeded to docks here, where ship inspectors found the leak had stopped. A hull sur vey showed a rivet had fallen out and an eel had been sucked into the hole. 94 PROOF . 100 GRAIN NEUTRAl SPIRITS Tne- cei wedl,crt about halfwav KOBRAND CORPORATION . NEW YORK 1, N. V. L g dfed I bui ThS 'completely stopped the leak. BEEFEATER GIN Eel Stops Leak year and that the year was now up and his task completed. "The decision is based on econ- Thomas Harry Parker, 54, Port land, who disappeared into the Columbia River Monday while working on a barge. Fellow workers said he stumb led and fell into a bin of rocky material being discharged into Raymond Rice, secretary. The ficcrs with Cecil Norris, Medford. ! Phil Davis, Yreka, Joe Burrow, Ashland, and diet Eide, Grants . Pass, will be on the board directors. Permanent officers will be elect ed at the Dec. 12 meeting Grants Pass when several hun dred interested norsnns nvo nv. Funeral services for a former peeled to attend, several of them in pioneer resident ot Mamatn Loun- from Klam:ith Falls. iv, mi-. v n n a oinuners, were Thn frt.. :. .; . , 'M ino name lor the new associa- hcld Dec. 7, at the Golden .:,, . :i i,.. ... .-... r JFuneral Home. South Commercial I Aicto- in S.ilem Memorial Hos- " pital Dec. 3 following a heart j l"t2t in tai,i,18Cutting Curtailed Mrs. Simmers was born in No- PORTLAND (API The Mount braska, May 4, 1B75, and was'Hood National Forest will nermit If icia-:ff the river at Dodson, 35 miles cast of Portland. He was carried into L l U .1 I... nm.-nn tlw inpnmnalahililu of ",c mu"B "re ,ul-- a state salary and the needs of ail ey sal " large family," Tarr said. He said he ws returning to private busi ness. Hatfield pointed to the develop ment of the Boardman Space Age Industrial Park and the prospects for industry there as accomplish ments of larr's term of office. 4-H Leaders To Have Party LAKEVIEW The dale for the annual 4-H Club Leaders' Associ ation Christmas party has been set for Dec. 15 at 7:30 p.m. at McDonald Youth Center, said Jobess Man Gives A way All His Money PORTLAND (API - Jobless Morris P. Quintard. 42. feels a lot better today. He has given away all his money. He stood on a street corner frequented by transients and day laborers and handed out $5 and $10 bills until his life savings of $2,500 were gone Tuesday. I found no pleasure in the money. I find more pleasure in Warrpn Mavu'nl! m-neitnnt Leaders are asked to 'invite ftg, " ' somne nxt their husbands or wives, and 4-H guests. Gifts will be exchanged. On the refreshment commit tee are Amelia Garownski, chair man, and Mary Sncad and Kate Rychard. Mildred Scoville is chairman of the entertainment committee, assisted by Shjrley Start, Delphia Rudd, Mrs. H. Haney and Mrs. R. Roblcs. Nell Wells is in charge of decorations and will be assisted by Mary Conn, Mary Basic and Michelcn Lcntz. it. If 1 had a million dollars, I'd nearing 86. She came to Klam ath County as a girl with her parents. Mr. and Mis. Jacob Hu maker in 11187 and lived on a homestead near Bonanza. In 1893 she was married to John H. Jardinc and was the mother of six children by that marriage, William L., Verda A., Leon H., John M., Agnes and Beth. Of the six, Leon of Hart line, Wash., and John M. of Sa lem survive. She had one son, Edward J. Hixon, now of Santa Cruz, by n second marriage. In June of 1U24 she married Arthur J. Simmers and in 1U42 moved to Salem where Mr. Sim mers died in 1947. Mrs. Sim mers lived for some time with her son, John, later moved back to Salem. In addition to her children she is survived by 13 grandchildren and 27 great-grandchildren. cutting of only 775 Christmas trees this year. The permits to cut trees cost $1 each. I This Christmas Give Something for the Home A Gift so appreciated, so useful, so practical . . . and actually beautifies the home! Bush's have 1 00's of beautiful and practical gifts including our unusual ash trays, sofa pillows, vases, ceramic fruit, hassocks, wall clocks, pictures, pole lamps, bookcases, luggage racks and valet stands. Vl.t Standi Luggaj Racks Open Evenings till 8:00 Where Quality Is Not Expensive Seward, Alaska, is 3.000 people. BUSH Furniture Co. Next to Willord Hotel 221 Main Phone TU 2-4688 give it all uway," said Quintard. A crowd of 100 persons was around Quintard as he handed out the last of the bills. Patrolman' Woman Sentenced SALEM (AP) - Mrs. Carrol Irene Hankcl, 46, of Salem was sentenced to to years in prison a town of. mf If M Ml., writ- s mm wt 1 I Mi I 111 U.. r-: :i ifi t-i f Ornie Neiss came along then, and (7 -" "l'" " took Quintard to police headquar-;"--' ,,ui j j V ir n uc riD .fi . Sarah Pcd. 43. alter a drinking II I 1 I V I I I I J f W r TrtTTtrffTiiMTTfTrrrrrri-rrrTr t? tcrs. He was released after a brief conference. Neiss, touched by Quinlard's ac tion, went with Quintard and ar ranged for a bed for him at a nearby mission. Quintard said he was an un employed . appliance repairman with no family. "I figure that if a man has two hands he can work and he can help I his fellow man. I can find some thing to do. I can work my own '. way, lie said. party on July 18, Mrs. Hanck, first charged with first degree murder, had pleaded guilty to a charge of manslaugh- Bed Fire Fatal MEDKORD (API-Harold Von Stein Jr., 35, operator of Solar Laboratories, died Tuesday in his flaming bed. Firemen said he apparently had been smoking. Shoo Gene's For Famous I Brand Gifts for Dads and I Lads . . plus ft C&l-I ArAnn Qtrimnc SUITS - SP0RTC0ATS S FREE! p '26's v.... SHAVER EaV NFwrApjysTABlS" el?ctr7cLshaver t SWlJ'SMl FREE! $ 95 AO Valve Remington SHAVER Or any Ladies' ELECTRIC SHAVER With Any FINE LADIES' or MEN'S "CROTON" WATCH Purchased Within The Next 10 Days CVAUDI e lata LADIES' or MEN'S 'CROTON1 -k Woterproof ic Dust Proof ir Shock Proof Night Dial ft "Remington" I SHAVER A Year To Pay BUY NOW! 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