Sentencing Of Resort Planner Is Postponed
YREKAr-Mr. tibby McNeO.i
who lest spring announced plans
to buil4 fancy year-around re
wrt in Siskiyou County, arrived
at the sheriff's office here Tues
day noon bearing a writ of habe
as corpus issued from Judge J.
Everett Barr of the oounty supe
rior court.
Her pending 30-day jat aentence
for non-payment of wages was
' postponed. She was released eft
. ar posting $3,500 bail. Judge Barr
ordered a hearing in superior
court Jan. M to determine validi
ty of her claims that Judge Ken-
Beth Stone of Weed Justice Court
" failed to inform her of all her
legal rights during recent court
action there.
Appearing with Mrs. McNeil
were the representatives of the
Tebbe and Correia law firm, Yre
ka.
Mrs. McNeil was charged in
September with five counts of
failure to pay wages, failure to
. secure compensation insurance
and misrepresenting a term of
employment, by Shirley and Dale
Wade and Ronald, Leonard and
Raymond Kelly, Tennant, who al
legedly were hired to help con
vert the old Long-Bell Lumber
Company logging camp into a cul
tural playland.
Mrs. McNeil was found gutty
of two chargea of failure to pay
wages. She wee either found not
guilty et the remainder of the
charge, or they were dismissed,
Mrs. McNeil, during the trial,
stated she had made arrange
ots at that period with a depu-
ty labor commissioner in Redding
to pay wages due. She stated she
had made local arrangements for
payment while she and her hus
"SITTER" TAKEN ILL
ROCKFORD, El. AP John
Gregory, 28, a flag pole sitter who
weighs nearly MO pounds, was
lifted off his lofty perch at a
shopping center with a crane after
he became ill Friday.
Gregory, of JanesvUle, Wis.,
mounted the 45-foot high platform
83 days ago in an effort to break
his old record of 111 days, set in
1958 at Fort Smith. Ark. He had
hoped to stay aloft 221 days.
band, Stephen, her : partner In
ousmess, were taking care of
business in San Francisco. The
arrangement apparently broke
down without her knowledge, she
aid. Judge Stone set Oct. 17 for
sentencing.
On that date, he postponed sen
tencing until Nov. 23. Mrs. Mc
Neil was subsequently given until
5 p.m. Monday, Jan. 1. to nav
ine wages or lace legal proceed
ings. She had not paid.
During earlier court appear
ances, Mrs. McNeil indicated she
plans to go ahead with construe
tkn of the resort despite her trou-
oie wun ine law.
When their plans were an
nounced, the McNeils said they
expected to combine fantasy and
sophisticated entertainment in the
development called "Enchanted
Forest."
The townsite contains 99 homes
and other structures on 100 acres,
It supported a population of about
2,000 at the peak of the lumber
boom in Northern California. It
20.00 MADE HOMELESS
JAKARTA, Indonesia UPI1-
Reports reaching here Tuesdny
said three persons were killed
and 20,000 made homeless by a
125-mile-an-hour typhoon Dec. IS
on the remote Tan im bar island
in Moluccas, East Indonesia.
is located between Weed and Dor
ris several miles off Highway 97
in the vicinity of Hebron Summit
Cause Of Fire Batterman Funeral Held Jan. 5
h Investtgcttcd
Hunch Proves
To Be Correct
PORTLAND (AP) - Marydith
Hooker, 14, said she had a hunch
at school Tuesday that something
might be wrong at home and got
permission to leave the class
room. .'.
She found the house filled with
smoke, as an ironing board blazed
in the basement, the flames lick
ing up to .the wooden ceiling. She
doused the fire with water.
YREKA Cause of a fire which
destroyed a Rocky Bar home
Dee. M is being Investigated by
sheriff's deputies of Siskiyou
County. Sheriff A. B. Cottar was
requested to conduct the investi
gation by William Vanderwood of
Ashland, according to a report by
the sheriff's office.
Vanderwood recently purchased
the home from C. S. Toll. Depu
ties stated that no one was at the
house when the fire started.
It was reported to a Klamath
National Forest fire crew by a
passerby. According to the Klam
ath National Forest office the
home was a total loss.
YREKA Funeral services were'nia Meineke, who survives him,
held for Francis Bcrond (Bob) He is also survived by a daugh
A porcupine
quills
has about 30,000
Batterman, 46, Yreka, 'Thursday,
Jan. i, at 3:30 p.m. in Yreka
Methodist Church with the Rev.
Harold Coleman as officiant. In
terment was in Evergreen Cem
etery.
Batterman died Monday after
noon in Siskiyou County General
Hospital. He suffered a heart at
tack at his home an hour earlier.
He was born in Fairfield, Neb.,
Feb. 6, 1914, and had resided in
Yreka with his family since Oc
tober, 1955. He had been em
ployed by Fruit Growers Supply
Company as a diesel mechanic
for the past 15 years.
Batterman was married July
1938. in Vernal, Utah, to Exo-
ter, Sandra, a student at the Uni
versity of Colorado; a son, Rob
ert,, a - student at Yreka High
School; his father, Ben Batter
man, Otis, Colo.; a sister, Mrs.
Harold Maves, Denver, and bft
brothers. Gene, Thornton, Cole-,
and Paul, of the Air Force ia
Westover, Mass.
The family requests that me
morial donations be made to the
Heart Fund, the Crippled Chil
dren's Society or the Methodist
Building Fund.
RANGE READY BULL SALE
THURSDAY, JANUARY 26. 1:00j P.M.
Klamath County Fairgrounds
32 Horrid Htr.otdi, 11 F.ltad H.rtf.rds
Abordw. Anew, I Sh.rHirr
Sifted tor quality. Good bratdin condition.
SponurW by
Klamath Cattleman's Assn.
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California Briefs
EL KAREN KAYS, Eureka,
pent the holidays with her moth-
' er, Mrs. Phayes Kays, and her
brother and sister in Etna.
EMMET SALMON. Orinda
drove to Etna recently to take
bis mother, Mrs. Anna Salmon,
to hi home for the winter.
MR. AND MRS. MELVtN DIM
INCK of Alturas are spending
some time with Diminck s mother,
Mrs. Gladys Diminck, and other
relatives here.
: . RAYMOND HJERTAGER, I
student at Sierra College, Auburn
. spent the Christmas vacation here
.with his parent, Mr. and Mrs.
E. J. Hjertager.
. WILLIAM BALFREY, a student
at Chico State College, spent the
Christmas holidays with his par-
. ents, Mr. and Mrs, W. G. Balfrey,
. here.
' LINDA HOLMES, a student at
, University of California at Santa
Barbara, and Myrna Bullert, sen
. ior nursing student at Los Angeles
. . County Hospital, spent the Christ
ma vacation with their parents,
Mr. and Mr. Lester Holmes,
here.
' CARL MARTIN, Sierra College,
, Auburn, spent the Christmas va-
. cation with his parent, Mr. and
Mrs. Elwood Martin, at their
home on Grouse Creek Road.
STAFFORD SMITH and Ray
. eJyn Smith spent the Christmas
; vacation at borne with their par
; ents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
- Smith, here. They are students
at the University of California at
; Berkeley. ,
: PATTY RICH, student at Uni
'. varsity of California at Santa Bar
: bara. spent the Christmas vaca-
; tion with her parents, Mr. a n d
; Mr. Charles Rich, Etna.
MR. AND MRS. DAN ROFF,
; Mrs. Edward Quigley and Elmer
Jordan drove to Redding weflnes
-day to see Roff and Jordan'
' mother, who 1 ill in a hospital
there. ,
' LINDA NAYLOR of Glendale
Ariz., is spending the Christmas
vacation here with her grandmoth-
er, Mrs. Hazel Naylor, and her
-uncle, Keith Naylor, and friends,
; MRS. BESSIE PALMER went
'. with her con and daughter-in-law,
: Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Palmer,
; Weed, to Phoenix, Ariz., to spend
'Christmas with her son and
.". ; daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Palmer and their fam
MARY AND DOROTHY 8TE
PHENS, Sacramento, spent Christ-
mas her with their parents, Mr,
- and Mr. Clifford Stephens. They
: were accompanied by a friend
' Ray Waller, also of Sacramento.
; LOUIS ROFF, Cottonwood
spent Christmas Day here with
his family.
BARBARA FRANKLIN Is spend
ing the Christmas vacation here
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Ralph Franklin, and brother,
Gary. She is attending University
- of. San Francisco.
; MR. AND MRS. ALBERT
YOUNG entertained and served
-dinner Monday at their home on
-East Side Road to Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Mason Jr., Mr. and Mrs,
:james Young, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
Jiam Smith, Doric Young and
:Mr. Bertha Boyd.
MR. AND MRS. DAN ROFF
-entertained at their home here
Christmas Day. Guest were Mr.
"and Mr. Lewi Burton and his
'eon of Redding, Mr. and Mr.
-Thomas Tickner and their four
'eon, Mr. and Mr. Edward Quig
ley and their son and daughter,
Mr. and Mr. Will Burton, all of
Etna, and Mr. and Mr. Stephen
: Burton of Redwood City.
hosted Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Jor
dan, Mr. and Mrs. Albert M.
Miles and their son, Freddie;
Mrs. Hazel Naylor, Mrs. Clalro
M. Potter, Linda Naylor, John M.
Miles and Keith Naylor for Christ
mas dinner,
ATLANTA ADAMS served
Christmas dinner to Mr. and Mrs.
Will Kreuger and their family.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kreuger and
their daughter and Mrs. Olive
Kreuger.
Arhirat
MR. AND MRS. MILAN
BRILE8 visited his mother, Mrs.
Rosa B. Briles, Alturas, as they
were on their way from Cedar
ville to the Shrine East-West foot
ball game in San Francisco Thurs
day. .
JESS CANTRALL, father of
Perry Cantrall, Likely, entered an
Alturas hospital shortly before
Christmas. He Is the son of a
pioneer Oregon family and has
divided hi time in recent year
visiting his son and his daughter
who live In Oregon,
jr-rtug. S-A HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. Thursday. January 5, 1961 'quills. 18, 1938. In Vernal, Utah.to Exo-ilajjjjejfjjja
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Happy Camp
HAPPY CAMP HIGH SCHOOL
music department was entertained
recently at Buckhorn Lodge by
Mrs. Sara Nesbilt. Sixty students,
Principal and Mrs. Jame Foote
and James Tristan, music direc
tor, and his wife attended,
THE LIONS CLUB conducted Its
annual Christmas party and dance
at Buckhorn Lodge Dec. in. Lo
cal Girl Scout troops made Christ
mas corsages and presented them
to each woman present. A gift
exchange and a musical program
directed by James Tristan fol
lowed. Raymond Wasson, Lions
president, welcomed Frank Loot-
ens into the club. Fifty five mem
ber and their wives and guests
attended.
THE COMMUNITY CHURCH
was the receiving area for cash
donations and canned goods dis
tributed Christmas Day to wor
thy families in this area.
VOLUNTEER FIREMEN and
their wives attended a buffet sup
per and dance at the fire hall
recently. Fifty persons were pres
ent.
THE REV. AND MRS. VIRGIL
TERRY and Jim Everest, pastor
al assistant, Happy Camp Com
munity Church, accompanied
members of the local Youth for
Christ organization on a caroling
tour of the community Christmas
Eve.
THE NEW YEAR'S EVE
DANCE, sponsored by volunteer
firemen, was held at Russell Han
New Pine Creek
MR. AND MRS. HARRY EV
ANS and their family, Myrtle
Creek, visited Tuesday through
Friday with Mrs. Evans' father,
M. Stephens Sr., here. Evans is
foreman at an auto garage in
Myrtle Creek.
MR. AND MRS. HILTON ST.
CLAIR and daughters, Caroline,
Kathy and Linda, spent two days
visiting here recently with rela
tives and friends.
GLEN McGREW, Prineville.
spent the New Year s weekend
visiting his mother, Mrs. Alpha
Ferguson, and sister, Mrs. Buna
Far is, and her family here. He
arrived Friday noon.
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