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California Briefs PAGE M-A; HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. Thursday, Jaauary IS, 1961 GMMvitW JANICE BIRDWE1X, Quart Valley, 'spent the holidays at the home of her parents, Mr. and . Mrs. C. W. Birdwell, here. She is a student at Southern Oregon College, Ashland. MR. AND MR8. JACK BUKER and their son. Bill, who is on leave from the Navy, were visl - in at iiw hnme of Buker's moth er. Mrs. Maud Buker. Jan. . They also visited Mrs. Jack Buker s sis- ter, Mrs. Joe Skillen, Etna. . MR. AND MRS. JACK JACK SON have gone to the Bay Area t .larksnn's father. T. Mac intosh. On returning they will bring Macintosh home to ureen view with them. . ' mvrr PARKS. Gazelle, was a visitor last weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bur cell. Quartz Valley. . , , , MR. AND MRS. PAUL BURR and their child have moved to Weaverville to be near Burr brother, Steven. ANNETTE HAYDEN, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe nayoen Quartz Valley, was hostess to I party in her home recently. r.nkrF. i.ir.HTHUX. Mrs. C. J McFarlin, Mrs. James Stevens Sr.. Mrs. Frank Barren, mrs Mfohanl Cross. Mrs. Jack Self Mrs. Warren Nelson, Mrs. Roy rnvkap and the Rev. Donald Sa- ger drove to Montague Friday, to attend a lecture given ay i. tvwU Rnnrhe. The meeting was sponsored by the Women's Soci ety ot wnrviian oervice ui tague Methodist Church. ari.and WALKER has rccov ered from surgery she underwent In December. . CHARLES "CHUCK" MADI BON drove, to Southern Califor nia recently, where he is spend. . ix in Hv visiting his parents, : Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dubsky of : Reseda, and friends in the San Fernando Valley. une JOHN REYNOLDS of Is : land Road is reported to be re covering from a receni uinew MRS. MABEL FRASER wiD swmd a two-month vacation soon in Long Beach visiting relatives and friends. Homy Camp : CLYDE E. CHALFANT. sta - iinM1 in San DieM at the Navy training center, was graduated from recruit training recently. He is the son of DcWayne Chalfant. THE PARENT TEACHER As socialion Executive Board met here last week to discuss plans for a "dime dinner and variety show to be held later this month or in February. Derrlt WILL OTT. Cashmere. Wash ington, is visiting friends in Dor ris. He came to Butte Valley with his family in 1938 and operated a cattle ranch in the Picard area until 1958 when Mrs. Ott died. Ott moved to be near his daughter at Cashmere. He was for several years president of Butte Valley Cattlemen s Association. MRS. JEWEL WIRE has re turned to her home here after spending her vacation with her brother, Claud Barnes, and his family at Montrose, Arkansas Mrs. Wire also visited her father, Joe Barnes, Montrose. itna MR. AND MRS. BLAINE BOYD, of Pomona, recently visit ed with their son and daughter in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Sorenson, and family. REV. DONALD L. SAGER re-' cently attended a minister con clave at Trinity Methodist Church in Chico. ' MRS. EVA ERICKSON, of Dor- ris, has been visiting her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Palmer, for a few weeks. TheyTI Do It Every Tune By Jimmy Hatlo 1 f THOSE GUVS GET PAID VESV BOSV- PV MISTEO ; SZl UM-NO-.T6LL yl BV THE WOU(2...TWEV'UU Ki THE LAST CASE RBIEPCA5E S V7 UEI3 TO TELL UlM WA RP .ICCkEVlUA COS IJ ucumuiis SECRETARY IS 2j TO BRING HIS Q POSITION TILL SUING SUPPALO III ON THE WIRE CT CLIENTS OVER HEI7E" .DECORATION OAV f BU.U POR A I I ItSC Jll I -T-V 1 1 C KAi , iCWC 1 ' A -A O ... I ( COMB ACROSS If ARE THE BUVERS W rd THE STREET V THE SELLERS SHOOUO I 0 NrCr LU . ,M V00 J A j?STEcS,MN f'tW BOTW GOTTA TALK Y. vr" .1- 1 .uvw : rvE-"- a LI ilrl- JLS' V 1 Watching the legal J bs Vj!l fiS & J . EAGLES PLAV C'MON- . . nsrvssxx T7 m i i ....... J , U V'.. KD I I .'"XSS3Z"'wm(L I Citizens' For Southern Committee Would Vork Cal Water Interest LOS ANGELES (UPD Pro tection of Southern California rights under the state water pro gram through formation of a citi zens committee Wednesday was the goal of the Metropolitan Water District. ' JOHN MITMIIIR Jehn Reitmeier Hacd Of Grange John Reitmeier has been named master of Shasta View Grange Mrs. Dixie Reitmeier is the new lecturer. ' Under their leadership ..the first meeting of 1961 was held -recently. . ' ' . Ben Oden was elected gatekeep er for the year. Committee chair men and members appointed by Reitmeier follow: agriculture, John Reitmeier, Bert Mitchell: - ju.nl.!.. Attn D.J.M. tl ; nance and projects, Ada Barlecn, Myron Murray, Ben Oden; com . munity hospital, Ray Brackman, Cecil Nicholson: hospitality, Mat- tie Green, Newt Barlecn, Clyde - Caldwell, Christine Murray, Boni- . vtj xoiK-jr, irkjisiauvii, bww aim . federal, Carl Yancy. : Local taxation, Clyde Caldwell. ; Ray Brackman: publicity, Chris ; tine Murray, Ethel Barnes, Dor- othy Caldwell;, relief, Dorothy ; Mitchell, Myneelah Clinc. Bert Mitchell: resolutions, Ray Brack- man, uvoe uuawen, Mary uxi Crapo, Carl Yancy; youth, Mary Lou Lindsay. Myneelah Cline, I960 home eco nomics chairman, reported on last year's program which included re modeling and painting the grange kitchen, and . with help of the Building Association redecorated walls of the entire hall, refinished floors and installed new doors. ;The next meeting will be Jan. 3D when Carl Yancy of the execu tive) committee and Ben Oden, gatekeeper, will be installed. fei NU THIS COUPLE, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Arlen Lindsey, has 1 been charged with the kidnap-murder of Rose Marie Riddle,' 6. The girl was taken from a form labor camp near Shaffer, Calif. The girl's body war later found in a field. MWD President Joseph Jensenf Tuesday. revealed , preliminary steps already have been taken for the formation of such a commit tee. He said IS leaders of com munities served by the district met last month with the directors and that" another 12 persons would be invited to a similar meeting this month. , ' Jensen said the proposed com mittee was designed to meet any attempts by Northern California legislators it deems unfavorable to the south. The MWD was one of the last groups to endorse the $1.75 billion water bond issue on the Nov. 8 ballot. Voters approved the meas ure. "It is imperative that we protect our (watcrl delivery contract with the state," said Jensen. "To do so it is necessary that the com munities served by the MWD un derstand our problems and join with us in assuring that Southern California receives its fair share of Feather River water at a fair price, with guaranteed deliveries to meet the needs of our popu lation. Jensen also said the MWD had alerted Southern California legis lators to possible opposition from I the north. Newfoundland became Britain's first overseas colony in 1583. 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' district superin tendent, reported to trustees that the school district did not receive the amount of money anticipated from " settlement ' with Siski- CLAYTON CORNEA, McCloud heavy equipment oper ator, roasts an unusual gift, buffalo steak from Cana da, in an unusual manner outdoors in dead of winter. Correa's Christmas gifts included moose from Wyoming and caviar from Idaho. Correa bagged an Idaho elk and California deer during the hunting seasons. Yrckd High School Ooarc Studies Possible Economy f ITS NICKNAME Colorado got its nickname1! of Centennial . State"' because it was admitted to the Union in 1876, 100 years after the signing of the Declaration of Independ ence. you Union ' High School Distii following Yreka's withdrawal frot the district. The board also approved sun mer school classes, including au shop, wood shop, homemakuv typing. U.S. history, Shakespea ean literature, English III at some college preparatory math. matics, if enough students sho interest. 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