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HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Or.
Tuesday. March II, 1963
Weather
Roundup
Temperatures during the 2-i
hours ending at 4 a.m. PST today.
High Low
Astoria 51 44
Baker 45 30
Brookings 57 37
Medford 54 31
Newport 51 44
. iorm oena
-.Pn4!tnn Si 42
:. Portland 50 43
.Redmond 5(1 29
: Salem 51 44
-..The Dalles 56 41
Chicago 36 30
Los Angeles S3 47
New York 49 31
..San Francisco a wi
Wachinntnn 61 41
Mount Shasta Installs
New Chamber Officials
MOUNT SHASTA - Installation,
of new officers of the Mount
Shasta Chamber of Commerce fol
lowed a dinner at the Mountain
House on March 14. David Em
ery Olis was installed as presi
dent; M. W. Tonkin, vice presi
dent; Jake Lindner, treasurer,
and Mrs. Jcannclte Dahlquist,
secretary.
The outpointf president. .James
Northern California: Mostly fair,
increasing clouds north Wednes
day.
The Dalles and Hood River
Mostly cloudy with a few show
ers; temperature range 35 - 55,
, fiorre winds variable 5-16.
Bend: Mostly cloudy, chance of
a few light showers; highs 50-55,
In.,. VkJK
T Baker and La Grande: Mostly
L f - ... liU(
clouay, cnance ui i-- "'"
showers with snow over moun
tains;; highs 44-47, lows 36-42 ex-
.cept near 30 In higher vaneys.
ACTOR CONFIRMS MARRIAGE
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Actor
James Craig confirmed Monday
that he and former model Jane
Valentine were married Saturday
in a private ceremony at Santa
Barbara, Calif.
, Craig, 51, was married twice to
his first wife, Mary, and also to
: Jill Jarmyn. Miss Valentine was
J wed once before.
Crash Kills
Four Youths
BERLIN, N.J. 'UPI i - Four
teen-agers were killed and six olh
er persons injured Monday night
when their convertible crashed
through a guardrail and fell in a
tangle of high-tensinn wires onto
railroad tracks.
The victims, three girls and a
boy, were dead on arrival at
Cooper and Cherry Hill hospitals.
They were identified as Dorothy
Fitzpatrick. 15; Judith Ann Svi
ben, 13: Ellen Marrcn, 15, and
Rolwrt F. Shelley, 15, all of Cam
den.
Police said they could not ap
proach the wrecked car for more
than 30 minutes while waiting for
the power in the lines to be turned
off. They said the auto with its
10 occupants, plunged about 25
feet from the Jackson Road over
pass onto the Pennsylvania-
Reading Seashore Lines tracks.
The driver of the car, William
Hummel, 21, Camden, was admit
ted to Our Lady of Lourdes Hos
pital there in serious condition.
P. Henncssy Jr., conducted the
meeting and gave a resume of
achievements of the chamber
during 12. He reported it host
ed several conventions in the
area; promoted recreational and
industrial projects; assisted Duns
muir in the airport project and
dedication of Highway 99, south of
IJtinsmuir; and sponsored the July
4 fireworks. St. Patrick's Day
parade, and 4-H booth at the Sis
kiyou County Fair.
The chamber also bought and
distributed 1.000 advertising decals.
and pins; worked with the Asso
ciated Chambers of Commerce to
distribute 50.0110 brochures on the
area: sponsored an open house at
the Ski Bowl; dedicated the Mc-
Cloud-Mount Shasta Highway and
opened a tourist information
booth, among other projects.
Otis reported his program for
the coming year and said Mount
Shasta would host the airport
commissioners convention in June
and the Christmas Tree Growers
Association convention in the late
summer.
A promotion of a "face-lifting'
for the local business houses with
an alpine motif is also planned
He said the chamber is an or
ganization to improve and bene
fit the community and pledged co
operation with inter city pro
grams. Mentioning the Industri
al growth and development of the
area, Otis said he would help!
promote new industries and give
his full support for economically
sound growth.
At the close of the meeting, a
marble desk set with an inscrlp.
lion was presented by the cham
ber to the retiring president.
"DENNIS THE MENACE" ISonal&TdJd.'Slivers. Sellers
Wearied Of Trick Packaging
ENDS TONITE "40 POUNDS OF TROUBLE"
Doors Open
6:45 P.M. .
THE EXCITING NEW IDEA
IN SCREEN ENTERTAINMENT
Modoc Chamber Hears
Staie Highway Action
THIS CITY HAS BEEN SELECTED FOR A SPECIAL
aLHWJDD
. .OF A BIG FIRST-RUN FUN-HIT!
Our attraction is a hilarious and heart-warming new comedy
from M-G-M that's fun for everyone: -"The Courtship of Eddie's
Father"! Starring Glenn Ford as an eligible bachelor father . . ..'
with three beauts in hot pursuit! Academy Award winner Shirley
Jones as the blonde. Dina Merrill as the brunette. Stella Stevens .
as the redhead. And introducing sensational young star Ronny
Howard as "Eddie," the boy who wants a gal around the house
even if Dad has to marry her!
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STELLA STEVENS DINA MERRILL" ROBERTA SHERWOOD
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ALTURAS At the monthly
meeting of the Modoc Cham
ber of Commerce March 6 in Al-
turas, Jim Payne announced the
results of a recent hearing before
the California Highway Commis
sion.
He said official action is expect
ed on the chamber's request to
have the Highway 299 number
extended to the Nevada line; to
have the commission reaffirm
their stand of endorsing the Win
nemucca-to-tlie-Sea Highway and
negotiate for its completion; and
to accelerate the highway con
.(ruction program in Modoc Coun
ty in (he next two years.
Bill Diekrneger, general man
ager of the Model Quarter Horse
Association, reported on the or
ganization's plans for the future.
Construction of the new show are
na, grandstands, fencing, and the
Horse Motel is progressing as
apidly as manpower and weather
conditions will permit, he said.
In other business, the joint ef
fort of the chamber and the
MQIIA for a large July 4 celebra
tion was reported by the busi
ness committee chairman, Phil
Woodward. The committee has the
tentative plans almost completed
and the schedule will be published
in the near future. He said nu
merous civic and service groups
in the county will be contacted for
assistance and that plans should
be made now for floats to be
entered in the parade at 10:30
a.m. July 4.
Corny Carstens, chairman of the
Fish and Game Committee, re-
ported (hat many of the contro
versial aspects of fish and game
are under study, but the commit
tee's recommendations will be
withheld until completion of the
field tour by Congresswoman Pau
line Davis and her committee.
The -'ext meeting of the cham-
her will be held at the Modoe Ho
tel on April 3.
Dog Hit-Run
Bail Forfeit
Two Answer
Liquor Count
DORRIS Evcrell Irvin Casey.
Casey, 43, Cowlitz. Wash., and
Cave Junction, Ore., appeared in
the Dorris Justice Court Tuesday
lo answer to charges brought byi
Siskiyou County Sheriff's deputies
of driving while under the influ
ence of alchol.
Judge Les Chase found Casey
had a previous conviction for the
same offense and sentenced him
to 10 days in the county jail
lined him $44(1; and suspended
his driver's license for one year.
Edward William Farnngton, 37,
Eugene. Ore., a passenger in the
Casey car, was.charged with being
intoxicated m a vehicle and throw
ing a bottle on the highway. Judge
Chase fined Karrington $81.50 or
Hi days.
Both men were committed lo
the Siskiyou County Jail in lieu of
(he fines.
DORRIS-Walter William Stot-
senberg, 57, Yakima, Wash., for
feited $220 bail when he. failed to
appear before Judge Le Chase
March 11 to enter his plea.
Stolsenberg had been arrested
on March 4 by the California
Highway Patrol and taken into
court on a charge of hit-run
involving a dog. He posted $220
bail and requested time to con
sult an atlorney. Judge Chase or
dered him lo appear in court
March II lo enter his plea.
the LHP patrolman reported
he had been traveling south on
Highway 97 when he came abreast!
of the American Forest Products
Corporation garage and saw a
dog spinning on the highway. The
patrolman stopped to question
men who were standing in front
of the shop, and one told the pa
trolman he had just passed thel
car (hat hit the doe. traveline
south. Hie patrolman gave chase,
caught the car just inside the
Dorris city limits, and took the
driver into court immediately, ac-
wiling lo (he CUP.
!.) Doors Opan 6:30 P.M.
IT'S A BLAST !
Walt D&jv
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For 19 years, Wadi Haifa,
Sudan, had no rainfall.
WASHINGTON L PI ' - The
chairman of tlie National Confer
ence of Weights and Measures
said today that many manufac
turers would welcome legislation
curbing trick packaging.
Carl H. Slender told a Senate
subcommittee that many manulac
turcrs are "weary of tlie merry
go-round." store managers are
"disgusted'' and housewives are
shaking packages and returning
Ihem to the store shelf.
The national conference repre
sents stale officials who deal with
weights and measures. Stender is
deputy agriculture commissioner
of South Carolina.
Stender and L. Y. Ballentinc.
president of the National Associa
tion of State Department of Agri-
ulture, both endorsed a bill to
protect consumers against decep
tive packaging and labeling. Bal-
lentine is North Carolina agricul
ture commissioner.
Other congressional news:
Ratings: A representative of
Pulse, Inc.. one of the nation's
biggest radio rating firms, ap
nears this afternoon before
the House Commerce Investi
gating subcommittee. Subcommit-
lee members are expected lo ask
Pulse about testimony given Mon
day that it paid little attention to
FM stations in its reports, despite
the special studies it sold such
stations. A witness said her sta
lion suffered because advertising
agencies would not consider buy
ing time unless either Pulse or
the A. C. Nielsen Co. included i
station in its report.
Dairy: A House dairy subcom
mittee began a search for a way
of cutting surplus milk production
without triggering a battle within
the milk industry. Subcommittee
Chairman Lester R. Johnson,
Pair To Attend
State Sessions
MOUNT SHASTA - The Mount
Shasta High School faculty ' re
cently selected Steve Johnson to
attend Boys' State and Vicki Bal
dini to attend Girls' State this
summer. Both are members of
the junior class.
The son of Dr. and Mrs. Dar-
rell Johnsen, Steve is vice presi
dent of the Hi-Teens Club and
active on the baseball and track
teams. The American Legion Craft
Post of Mount Shasta will spon
sor him at the Boys' Stale ac
tivities to be held at the Sacra
mento Fairgrounds in June. Jim
Worthington is the alternate can
didate. . '
Sponsored by the American Le
gion Auxiliary Craft Unit No. 157,
Vicki will attend Girls' State June
17-25 at the University of Califor
nia s Davis campus. A yell lead
or for two years, she is secretary
of the Pep Club and has been a
member, of the Girls' Ath
letic Association for three years.
She is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John Baldini. Beverly Rossi
is her Alternate.
D-Wis . said he was "hopclul tnat
some area uf agreement can be
reached by the dairy industry and
the dairy state congressmen."
Soace: Dr. Wernher von Braun
told Congress Monday that it had
belter leave his $1.8 billion space
budget intact if it expects the
United States to send a man to
the moon in this decade.
Von Braun. director of the
George C. Marshall Space Might
Center at Huntsvillc, Ala., told a
House space subcommittee that
the program "most definitely can
not stand" a 5 to 10 per cent cut
and still keep planned space flight
schedules.
Veterans: The .House passed
legislation that would permit the
Veterans Administration to cancel
its claims against some veterans
who have defaulted on housing
loans. The bill would permit the
VA to waive the claims when the
default "arose out of compelling
reasons without fault on the part
of (lie veteran or (hat collections
of the indebtedness would other-
wie work a severe hardship upon
the veteran."
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Discuss Dance
BI.Y The Bly Parents and Pa-
Irons met March 14 in the Gear
hart Elementary School gym. with
Bruce hggcr presiding. In dis
cussing (he coming "March of
Dimes" dame, Mrs. James Har-
er asked (lie community's cooper
ation In make (he event a success.
Following the business session.
entertainment was provided hv
the entrants in (he speech festi
val, who were introduced bv Mrs.
Harry Ohenchsin and Mrs. Gor
don Krahn. Those participating
were .lanicc Hague. Jim FiUnat-
rick, Diane Melsness, and Lorna.
Rentle. The devotional poetry
leading was given bv Robyn
Smith.
The nice! ing was adjourned bv
William Pohll, principal, and re
freshments were served by Mrs.
James Zitlle. Mrs. Tonv QuadnVs.
Mrs. Clarence Kolknw,' and Mrs.
Vincil Rentle. The next meeting
will be April II.
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