Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, January 25, 1961, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextIF n MaMp. Wanf Street!. TnlrtlffPf Umh Qrhnnl Qfiirlf.n Sehalnrc Namod itoaas improved , , 'IT 5 COLLEGE OP THI SISKIYOUS, Weed, may teen expand. Shown are members of the i-eollo oavernina board loekina evar an architect's concept of the campus complete- ly equipped for 500 student, the men are, from left, Robert Vacant, Mount Shasta; J. Dillon, Treka: John Mantle, Weed; Robert and Dr. H. A. Meredith, Dunsmuir. (Bud) Davis, chairman, Fort Jones, Photo by Lucile Gaynor Drown Proposes Hold Line budget, Schools Get Most YREKA-County Road Commis- leioner A. A. Powers told eity councilman last week that ha 1 in favor of bringing; city and coun ty streets up to state standards. He proposed raising the gasoline tax or the "in lieu" tax on auto mobiles to finance the project. Powers stated he believes suffl cient funds could be accumulate ed by raising the gasoline tax one cent per gallon. Councllmen took no action con cerning the matter. In other busi ness, they decided to study a proposal to extend fluorescent street lighting from the juncture of Broadutiy and Main Street, to Oberlin Road. The city , will receive its first traffic signal light at the inter section of Miner and Main streets by May or June, councilmen learned from a state communica tion. And they learned that Feb. IS has been set as the date of a hearing of protests concerning zoning of three new additions to the city. TULELAKE - Tulelake High School student named to Call fomla Scholarship Federation membership for excellent grades during the second semester were as follows: ' ', Ron Long. James Roberts and Deadline Near For Vet Cards YREKA The deadline for re turning Income questionnaire cards is approaching. That reminder was issued to veterans and their dependents by Veterans Service Officer Lynn E Roberts this week. , Fred Whitaker, seniors; Gretchen Kanllx. junior; Paul Kanitz, Sharon Massey, Linda Reimer and Joe Whitaker, sophomores, and Beckie Barron, Jeannie Car man, Marcia Chambers, Susan Christy, Susan Crawford, Joe Eak- OR CUBAN DOCTORS TALLAHASSEE. Fla." (UPD- About 300 physicians who fled Cuba to escape the Fidel Castro government may find jobs in state hospitals and institutions in Florida. They - now are undergoing' a "cram" Course at the University of Miami to prepare for practice in this .country. Gov. Farm Bry. ant - suggested Tuesday the state hire as many as needed. in, David Kriio, Barbara Roberts and Linda Wood, f Jeshmen. Those named to-the honor roll for the third nx-week period of the first semester were Faye Ad' ams, Marshia Calkins, Jim Hav- lina, Linda Lewis, Ron Long, Rob ert Maharry, Don Oman, James Roberts,, Kris Thomas and Fred Whitaker, seniors. Vester Graham, Dee Green, La- Verne Jensen, Gretchen Kanitz. Joe Manceau, Beth Prenger and Egypt exported 150,000 tons of grain annually to Rome In the days of the Roman empire. Wesringhoute TV and Stereo , Sales Tree U Yew Old Set, lety Terms Expert Repair Service On All Make. BOWDEN MUSIC CO. 130 Main St. TU 2-4113 Y t t t ? ? it T Jerry Ternus, juniors; Plane Ding ier, Paul Kanitz, Sharon Massey, Barbara Pitts, Jerry Potter, Lin da Reimer, Ed Roberts, Mike Sabo and Joe Whitaker, sophomores, Shirley Alcorn, Sharon Allison, Beckie Barron, Jeannie Carman, Duane Carpenter, Marcia Cham bers, Susan Christy, Susan Craw-, ford, Joe Eakin, Lisa Fuller, Rita Hundley, Kenny Klassen, Janet Koyn, David Krizo, Carol Lewis, Jerry Ott, Bob Peterson, Bjrek Prenger, Judy Prosser, Barbara Roberta, Kenny Ternus, Kurt Thomas and Linda Wood, freshmen. PICKlfS ieachs JEWELERS no ffii 834 MAIN Buy Now For Graduation, Mothers' Day, Valentines Day, Gifts For All Occasions, i SAIL r SACRAMENTO UPI Gov. 'Edmund G. Brown proposed today ,'a hold-the-line state budget of '$3.6 billion with the lion's share 'going to finance the mounting costs of public education. 1 The spending program for the !year starting July 1. he said, is .honestly but narrowly Dal ; anced. M is up only 4.5 per cent 'over current expenditures, the : smallest percentage increase since 1943. The governor and his finance director. John E. Carr, admitted they are relying heavily on an end Dids Set For Road In Tulelake 'BEDDING The Division of fjfchwnyt win open bids in Sac. ramento on Feb. 23. for construct. ' Ing 4-3 miles of new two-lane highway in Siskiyou County on tha East-West. Road between (Hill Road and Park Street In Tule lake. , :'.. Plans for the Improvement of this section of county highway were prepared under the direc- .tton of A. A. Powers, Siskiyou County road commissioner and provides for srading a 32 foot roadbed and surfacing a 24-foot roadway with , asphalt . concrete navement The new highway will be on alignment approximately the same as the existing road way. !.- .'.. . The project, financed jointly by federal, state, and county funds, was initiated by the Siskiyou County Board of Supervisors and tea part of the statewide program to bring important county Mgn ways up to modern standards, This operation is officially known as the Federal-Aid or FAS pro gram. The East-West Road is des ignated FAS Route 754. : H. S. Miles, district engineer of the Division of . Highways, ' stated that in conformance with requirements the project is being advertised for construction by tno State Division of Highways. A to tal of $405,500 is available for the project including $208,020 federal funds, 1100,000 In stale matching funds and $07,474 in county funds. . .... Club To Host O Students MONTAGUE Rotarians from Y re lea and Montague are prepar Big to host more than 40 foreign students from International House on the Berkeley campus of Uni versity of California. The students will arrive Jan. 27 and will be honored during dinner at Wlnema Hall at the Siskiyou County Fairgrounds Jan ML They win be guests In the homes of Rotarians. They will re. turn to Berkeley Jan. 20. California Briefs HAPPY CAMP. PATTI GAIL CROCKER, daugh ter ' of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Crocker Jr., was the first baby born in Happy-Camp in 1961. She waa born Jan. 9 and weighed 7 lbs., 13 ozs. , MR. AND MRS. WILFORD AT- TEBERRY are the proud parents of a baby girl born Jan. 1$. She weighed 7 lbs., 8 ozs. , TOO MANY SCROLLS , LOS ANGELES (UPD - County supervisors had to postpone discussion Tuesday of a way getting more accomplished . their meetings by cutting, down on the presentation of honorary scrolls. , - 'The supervisors never got around to the discussion because hi addition to their regular work they had to take time to hand sot embossed resolutions honor ing actress Mitzi Gaynor, Wayne O. Cookus, state president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles and singer Fat Boone. to the recession and an upturn in business in the latter part of 1961 to preserve the shaky budget balance. .In order to maintain a general fund surplus of $468,000 at the end of the fiscal year on June 30, 1962, Brown dropped his pay-as. you-go philosophy and ordered the issuance of $100 million in bonds to finance building needs for the university and state colleges. The bulk of the budget, as usual the largest spending program in the state's history,, was earmarked for education with 41.5 per cent of the total going to public schools, junior' colleges, state colleges and the university.! j The . total budget increase over the current 196041 budget is $113 million and education will' get more than half of it $58.6 million. HERBERT . R. SONNE BORN signed a three-year, contract . as principal of the elementary school at the January meeting of the school board. , DUNNE KIEFFER of Morris Minn., and Robert Sheldon Hokan son of Happy Camp were married during the holiday season at Mor ris. .. . . , " l MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM PER RY were hosts to a group of forest service workers and friends Jan. 13. Gordon Glain showed slides on his trip to Mexico and Cali fornia. ' " ETNA . . MR. AND MRS. HOOPER MA- PLESDEN and two children of Yreka visited Mrs. Verna Maples den recently. DR. G. P. A8HCRAFT and'Er- Iing Hjertager recently attended a Helicopter Association of Amer ica convention in New Jersey. MR. AND MRS. DON HARPER and two sons of Fairfield visited Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bogue over the weekend. - , - MRS. JAMES BOGUE and four children of Finley Camp recently visited Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bogue. MR . WILLIAM LUTHER WHITE has returned home after spending a 'week In Chfco with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Chacon, and also to get acquainted with a new grandson born Jan. 18. GLENN MATTESON and two children . have - recently moved back to their home here from Southern California. ' Condemned Buildings Are Worry YREKA City and county offi cials are expressing concern over number of families living in structures in the area that have been condemned. ' The city has agreed to cooper ate with the, county in planning development of the old veterans housing project Into low rental units for indigents in the county receiving public assistance. County Welfare Director W. M. VanOver stated that about 13 families are believed to be living in condemned buildings in the Sugar Bowl area. Others, he said are believed to be living in homes that may soon be condemned. Some officials expressed belief that buildings in the veterans housinc area may he tno worn out to be worth maintaining. Councilman Harry Friedman said he believes the Sugar Bowl urea, if properly cleaned up, might be developed into a good residential area similar to High land Park. . 1 He and other officials are of the opinion that the matter should re celve . more study. v The cardinal Is the state bird of eight states. is -f he . word for Jolly Time The egsy-ealin'. Mop Lorn Children are much more prone to sleepwalking than are adults, according to the findings of a Where do you stay in PORTLAND? AT THE HEATHMAN Staying at s Hearhmao Hotel in Portland now makes more sense than ever . . . 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