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J. F. Barber Quits Placer Planning Post AUBURN Justin F. Barber, Placer County planning director since 1962, today resigned to accept a position with an engineering and planning firm. He said he will begin work with Murray McCormick, which has offices in Sacramento and Tahoe City, Lake Tahoe.

He explained another office will be opened in Auburn where he will be stationed. Dial 444-3113 to place your Bee Want Ads. (adv 2 El Dorado Delay Tahoe PLACERVILLE The El Dorado County supervisors have continued for two weeks a request of the California Tahoe Regional Planning Agency for funds until after a meeting to be held Friday with the Placer County supervisors. The Tahoe planning agency had requested that El Dorado County provide its share of the costs of operation of the agency before Jan. 15.

The El Dorado supervisors have put off consideration of the request at least three times Supervisors Funds Bid since the request was received last Dec. 23. The Tahoe agency: told the county that its budget for the current fiscal year is $30,000, half of which is provided by the state. El Dorado County's share is 34 per cent or $10,200 and Placer County's portion is 16 per cent or $4,800. Friday's meeting among the supervisors of the two counties will involve discussions on the Tahoe pinning agency and the proposed routing of California 49 across Auburn Dam.

Page B3 THE SACRAMENTO BEE Tuesday, January 28, 1969 Cross Looks After Flood Victims Who Fled As Sherman Island Went Under RIO VISTA "When your whole world has just gone under with water, you are desperate." Anne Schultz of the Solano Red Cross made this observation as she answered telephones and inquiries in the Red Cross headquarters set up in the Rio Vista Fire House to take care of the families left homeless by the floods on Sherman Island. "This is the real crisis now," added Helen McCormack of Rio Vista, "the crisis of rehabilitation. Governmental agencies are looking after the flood situation, but it is up to us to care for the homeless families." Miss McCormack is a member of a Rio Vista family with large holdings on Sherman Island, and she, along with other landowners, are working to homes. jobs and household equipment for their farm workers. "Everything is needed," said Miss McCormack.

"Housing is the first consideration, and jobs, as well as any kind of household furniture, housewares, clothing, even cast off toys for the children." AAC A SGT. GENE HAYDEN of the Rio Vista Police Department works with Anne Schultz of the Solano Chapter of the American Red Cross and Kathryn Ornduff, an official of the National Red Cross Disaster Service, in the current delta flood emergency. Bee Photo In Nevada City Tree Almost Cuts Home In Half NEVADA CITY Mr. and Mrs. Floyd McClain of Nevada City were left virtually homeless when a huge cedar tree crashed through their roof, but they figure they are lucky to be alive.

McCain, 62, a former mine worker, said he was lying in bed early Sunday morning, "listening to the wind." Then the tree, estimated to be 150 feet tall, crashed down, nearly cutting the house in half. McCain was pinned in his demolished bed, part of which was carried from his upstairs bedroom into the living room below. Mrs. McCain was asleep in a downstairs bedroom. Like Earthquake "It sounded like an earthquake," she declared.

"A big one." Her husband reported he was "knocked half groggy" when a limb struck his head. A hospital examination revealed no serious injury, however. Neighbors, hearing the crash, rushed to McCain's aid. They climbed into a second story window and pulled him out of the wreckage. They found the home's structural members, including four -inch planks, snapped like broken match- sticks.

Other Trees Fell At least half a dozen other tall trees nearby fell during the windstorm, some of them narrowly missing other residences. Utility lines were grounded, and with snow on the ground outside, the McCains were without electricity for about 24 hours. The couple said they live off social security and county welfare funds. They have no insurance on the five-room house they have occupied since June 1962. Z'berg Will Address Democrats In Davis DAVIS Assemblyman Edwin L.

Z'berg, D-Sacramento, will address the Davis Democratic Club Thursday at 8 p.m. in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick G. Peters.

Z'berg, author of the Tahoe regional plan, will speak on the conservation of California's natural resources. Prayer Breakfast NEVADA CITY The third annual mayors' prayer breakfast will be held in the Broiler Restaurant here Thursday. Frank Devaney, a member of the staff of U. S. Dist.

Court Judge Thomas McBride, will speak. The public is invited. LOGGING INCOME ARCATA, Humboldt Co. Arcata community forest logging operations in 1968 brought $107,800 into the city treasury, an annual forestry report said. The situation is so acute that the National Red Cross Disaster Service has assigned Kathryn Ornduff to the area from Portland, Ore.

She will stay in Rio Vista to assist local Red Cross volunteers and the Solano County Chapter in helping families plan for recovery. Numbers Unknown "It is difficult to know just how many families were left homeless by the flood," said Mrs. Ornduff. "We have only been able to help those who have come to us. She asked that she be contacted at the Rio Vista Fire House by others who need help.

There were apprpximately 60 families on the island, including many children. Thanks to prompt action by the Rio Vista Volunteer Fire Department and the Sacramento County Sheriff's Department, all were evacuated without any fatalities. Housing Funds The Red Cross has provided funds for housing these families in motels and hotels in Rio Vista and Isleton, and has taken care of financial needs for clothing and food. The stage of emergency help is now phasing out, and the larger task of rehabilitation has begun, since it will be many months, if ever, before these families can return home. The housing situation is all the more acute since the delta has always been an area where there is a housing shortage.

Generous donations of clothing have already been received. Anyone wishing to provide housing or make any other type of donation is asked to contact Mrs. Ornduff or Mrs. Schultz in Rio Vista at 374-2642 or Miss McCormack at 374-2153. Chico State Sets Graduation For Saturday CHICO-! 600 students are scheduled to receive degrees during Chico State College's midyear commencement at 10 a.m.

Saturday in the north gymnasium. Bachelor's degree candidates include: CARMICHAEL Karen E. Greene; FAIR OAKS-Vance A. Hamilton; FOLsoM -Joanne C. Pierce; ORANGEVALE -Michael J.

Melvin; RYDE-Jeanne Hori. SACRAMENTO Howard Robert G. A. Briggs, Larry Curry, ley V. Depuy, Richard C.

Digre, 'Ronald linda Freeman, Myers, Gerald L. Rogers, James W. Arthur E. Kattenhorn, MeDavid J. Sbarbara, Maureen K.

Russell, Sandra L. Taunt, Toni J. Tyla, C. Waltrip and Marryan Zupan. Bruce Master's degree candidates include: CITRUS HE N.

ThompOAKS-Stephen V. Ledbetter; SACRAMENTO Richard A. Ceaglio, Claude D. Rawlins, Keith A Reed and Robert E. Young.

Manslaughter Trial CHICO Judge Eldred Wolford has ordered Leslie H. Sousa, 18, of Orland, Glenn County, to be tried as a juvenile on a charge of manslaughter in the traffic death of Arthur Byker, 17, of Orland last Dec. 13. Superior California Vital Statistics BISHOP Near Nevada City, Jan. 26, 1969, William J.

Bishop of Grass Valley, husband of Wanda, father of Diane Clark of Alaska, Frances McCloud of San Jose and Billy of Grass Valley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bishop of Grass Valley, brother of Chubb of Grass Valley and Robert of Yuba City; a native of Sacramento, aged 48 years. Funeral gements are pending in the Hooper Weaver Mortuary Chapel in Grass Valley. BUTLER In Placerville, Jan.

25, 1969, Leslie Butler of Camino, El Dorado County, father of Mary Davis of Salinas, Monterey, County, and Leslie Y. of Reno, brother of George ot North Sacramento, Josephine Long and Jessie Fowler, both of Roseville, and Gertrude Tannem of Red Bluff, grandfather of three and great-grandfather of two; a native of Roseville, aged 81 years. Funeral services were held today in Memory Chapel in Placerville. Interment was in Westwood Hills Memorial Park. CALLIS -In Redding, Jan.

25, 1969, Edward Marvin Callis, father of William J. of Redding, Edward T. of Seattle, and E. L. Miley of Washington, D.C., brother of Mrs.

D. M. Turner and Bessie White, both of Virginia, grandfather of three; a native of Virginia, aged 80 years. Funral services were held today in Hesse's Chapel. Burial was in the Lawncrest Memorial Park.

CARROLL. Marine In Vietnam, Jan. 15, 1969, Lance Cpl. Peter Richard Carroll of Winters, Yolo County, son Mr. and Mrs.

Otis, brother of Verta, all of Winters, and Paul with the U.S. Army at Ft. Carlson, a native of Lewiston, Trinity County, aged 20 years. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow in Smith's Colonial Chapel in Winters.

Private interment will be in the Winters Cemetery. CONRAD Near Walnut Grove, Jan. 18, 1969. John Conrad, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Wendell Conrad, brother of Linda Kay and Anthony, all of Walnut Grove, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Conrad of McCracken, and Frances Schlagel of Lyons, a native of Hayes, 17 years. A Requiem Mass was offered, vesterday in St. Anthony's Church Walnut Grove.

DAVIDSON In Woodland, Jan. 27, 1969, Fred C. Davidson of Broderick; a native of Sweden, aged 73 years. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow in the Davis Funeral Chapel.

Burial will be in the Woodland Cemetery. DAVIES In Roseville, Jan. 24, 1969, Margaret Marian Davies, mother of Sam Killingsworth of Coronado, San Diego County, and Rubie Burnett of Roseville, grandmother of one and great grandmother of one; a native of California, aged 74 years. A Requiem Mass was offered today in St. Rose Catholic Church.

Burial was in the Rocklin District Cemetery. DAY In Davis, Jan. 27, 1969, Robert H. Day, husband of Sheila, father of John Sharyn, both of Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Elias Dav of Jackson, brother of John of Los Angeles; a native of Oakland, aged 35 years. Memorial services will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow in the United Methodist Church of Davis. Private interment will be in the Davis Cemetery. Arrangements are under the direction of the Davis Funeral Chapel.

HARPER In Lincoln, Placer County, Jan. 26, 1969, Francis Edward Harper, husband of Mary, father of Stanley and Eddie, both of Lincoln; a native of Illinois, aged 61 years. Graveside serv: ices were held today in the Gold Cemetery. HERMAN In Willows, Jan. 25, 1969.

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Sen. Coe Swobe, R-Reno, introduced SBR yesterday as a companion to his SB32 of last week to give legal status to the Nevada agency pending consent of Congress so the bistate Tahoe Regional Planning Compact can go to work. Invited to testify at the 3 p.m. joint hearing of the senate committee on federal, state and local governments and the assembly committee on governmental affairs were Roy Robinette, a resident of the north shore on the Nevada side; Ivan Sack of Reno, named Nevada's at-large representative on the DEATHS Every day at Standard is something special for everyone. EveryBlue body, for one thing, finds it fun to look around and see what's new in this everchanging house of "ideas." No other store has such an Chip exciting selection of up-to-the-minute furniture styles priced to fit anyone's budget with dollars to spare.

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HUNT In Yuba City, Jan. 25, 1969, Sylvia Hunt, mother of Thomas Hamilton of Grimes, Colusa County, daughter of Grace Price of Marysville, sister of Alma Goodnight and Joe Price, both of Oregon, Helen Highly of Porterville, Tulare County, Judy Zenger of Italy and Cora Upp, Carl and Billy Price, all of Marysville, grandmother of three; a native of Kansas, aged 57 years. FUneral services were held today in the Hutchison Colonial Chapel. Interment was in the Sutter, Sutter County, Cemetery. KAUKONEN In Broderick, Jan.

26, 1969, Margaret Ruth Kaukonen of 213 wife of Penti aged 49 years. The body was taken to the KoerwitzSweeten Funeral Home in West Sacramento. KUNZI In Hallwood, Yuba County, Jan. 26, 1969, Rudolph Kunzi of Live Oak, Sutter County, father of Ernest of Sacramento, Rose Dutton and Lillie Inman, both of Marys ville, Ruby Gutschmidt Washington State and Elsie Grosbeck of Modesto, brother of Karl of Switzerland; a native of Switzerland, aged 75 years. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m.

tomorrow in the Lipp Sullivan Chapel in Marysville. Interment will be in the Sutter, Sutter County, Cemetery. LOLMAUGH In Marysville, Jan. 27, 1969, Haroid Lolmaugh, father of Gerald of Marysville, brother of Arthur of Grass Valley, grandfather of three; a native of Redlands, Riverside County, aged 65 years. Funeral arrangements are pending in the Lipp Sullivan Chapel.

MARTINEZ In Yuba City, Jan. 26, 1969, Victoria Martinez of Wheatland, Yuba County, mother of Dorothy Coty of Wheatland; a native of Mexico, aged 74 years. Funerall arrangements are pending in the Hutchison Colonial Chapel in Marysville. NORBLADE In Woodleaf, Yuba County, Jan. 26, 1969, Neils Henry Norblade, brother of Kate Robbins of Ogden, Utah; a native of Utah, aged 70 years.

The Lipp Sullivan Chapel will send the remains to Ogden for services and burial. PATINO In Marysville, Jan. 25, 1969, Isabel Patino; a native of Mexico, aged 51 years. A Requiem Mass was offered today in St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Marysville.

Interment was in Sierra View Memorial Park. PRICE In Greenville, Plumas County, Jan. 22, 1969, Louisia Ann Price, mother of Harold of San Jose and Gordon of Anderson, Shasta County, sister. of Jeanette High of Modesto, grandmother of two; a native of California, aged 86 years. Funeral services were held Saturday in Souder's Funeral Home in Greenville.

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SIMPKINS In Oroville, Jan. 25, 1969, Sidney Louis Simpkins of Palermo, Butte County, husband of Cassie, father of Alan of Menio Park, San Mateo County, and Nona Potes of Oroville, brother of Vivian Schmauch of Fontana, San Bernardino County; a native of Michigan, aged 63 years. Funeral servIces were held today in the Sanford Funeral Home. Cremation was held. SMITH Near Walnut Grove, Jan.

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aged 16 years. Funeral services were held yesterday in the Lodi Funeral Home. STAPP In Oroville, Jan. 24, 1969, Henry Francis Stapp, husband of Margaret, father of William of Los Padres, San Luis Obispo County, brother of Elizabeth Brady of Sacramento, Hannah Wallace of San Anselmo, Marin County, Mary Drown of Rogerson, Idaho, and William of Tucson, a native of Texas, aged 58 years. Funeral services were held today in the Sanford Funeral Home.

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