The Sacramento Bee from Sacramento, California • 19

I THE SACRAMENTO BEE Thursday August 13 1970 Page C3 SUPERIOR CALIFORNIA NEWS Disappointment Faces Youths Without A Bus Siskiyou OKs Dumps Consolidation Interim Zoning For McCloud District 11 1- not last out another winter The water system was washed out last January by floods The engineer was also authorized to assist the Happy Camp Community Park planning body to ready a plan so a state Department of Parks and Recreation grant of $24- 400 may be approved Seated as the directors of the Siskiyou County Flood Control and Water Conservation District the board postponed action on a request of Shipstads Land and Recreation Corp for a reduction of the 10 per cent franchise fee for fast food and grocery service at Lake Siskiyou Shipstads officials said the firm will lose money on the operation of the Lake Siskiyou concessions this year 1 YREKA The Siskiyou County Board of Supervisors has approved two agreements which will consolidate area dumps at the new Black Butte site constructed north of Mount Shasta to replace the city's old dump site required for construction of the Box Canyon Dam project The Black Butte dump is a cut-and-fill operation The supervisors anticipate state regulations which will prohibit the old burning dumps in the near future The board approved the removal of signs at the dump which call for a charge of $5 for dumping car bodies and $1 for old refrigerators and similar appliances 11-a-e-Ed IC and 29 while those from Auburn will have the use of the facilities the week before Mrs Bravo said the council has a qualified bus driver and will pay for the gasoline for a bus if one can be found She said the same problem confronted the council a year ago and was only solved by the use of private vehicles and a donated church bus This year she attempted to obtain the use of local school buses but these were not available because the children's camp is not a school activity she said In making her plea Mrs: Bravo asked that anyone with suitable transportation particularly a bus contact her at 7834002 or the Auburn office of the council at 885-7785 ROSEVILLE The Pia' cer County Community Ac! tion Council has put out a I call for buses or other vehi des to transport underprivileged children to summer camp Monday Mrs Isabell Bravo issued the urgent plea yesterday saying the council had the use of the Woodchuck Flat 7 4-H Camp near Cisco Grove high in the Placer County I part of the Sierra for two weeks starting Monday Her only problem is she has no means for transporting the children to camp She said she has 115 children from the Auburn area and another 115 from the Roseville area for separate one-week sessions The Rose vine area youth will attend the camp between Aug 24 Wyoming Will Prosecute Murder-For-Hire Figure If47'' :7 1' 4: -1- -f We-i -'if' s- '3Ct 40 4- sr 1 14: ill' 4" '41' (-4- i' -''7 tr''-- kl-1 1 pii'''t tfr 17 '--7t 4 o'4 7 4 4 4 6 7 4) 144' zi 1 r'''' 1 sit '-'i- 0 Ai4ic z''44k0 --r: 4 '--t ''-izP: F' 4 kl7112 f'' I 441C1 i 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to murder his business partners and bury their bodies in the Nevada desert An attorney for Goldsmith and the three accused accessories said the decision would be appealed to the 10th US Circuit Court of Appeals Goldsmith 45 was charged with being an accessory before the fact of murder in the 1967 slayings of his two Jackson Wyo business partners Larry Olinger 33 and Robert Stucker 30 Their bodies were discovered in a shallow grave west of Carson City 1 1: CARSON CITY Nev Carl Hocker has returned the Nevada Prison to its normal routine after securing a pledge that Negroes and whites would try to live together peacefully Inmates had been locked in their cells since Aug 6 when nine Negroes attacked three whites and beat them then broke up furniture in the recreation room The Negroes subsequently were sentenced to 29 days in solitary confinement The Prison Inmate Committee had asked that Negroes and whites be segre gated when eating in the dininc hall but locker re- fused and said it was his policy to run an integrated prison He said Tuesday the committee had advised him Negroes and whites would make a "real effort" to get along together He said he was pleased with the attitude and demeanor of the general population and the 340 convicts in the maximum security unit would be able to resume their education recreation and job pro grams as well as resume their normal dining ke nk Crusher Plan V'' 44 a 1 Dump coordinator Bill 41114404 de Sow le asked that the charge tik r0 10 e- if I be removed because it dis- 3 te --1 courages people from taking ii old cars and appliances to '4t4 loof L--4 the dump IIe said if the cars N1 1 404 11 ir i i --7 are taken to the dump it is IV t7 possible to get a firm with a 474 crusher to come in about -7---' once a year and crush the 7) 4 metal into bales which can be K4 vt hauled away This helps to 1 keep the area clear of old 44 9-' cars Acting on the recommen 4 da tion of the county plan- z4 7:::::::: rung commission the board -approved interim zoning for Al 90 days for the cCloud i ''1'71'' ICnomertnimuniztoynSinegrvicteos District The district requested the --------g------ trailer homes from being 75 il ear cated in areas other than legally constituted mobile Cotton Bros of Oakland just north of home parks Nevada City the steel and wood struc- Water Problem ture is still open to traffic The supervisors approved County Engineer A Can sino and his staff to work with the Tennant Community Service District and advise them on steps to repair their water system before winter A delegation from the corn- )pera House In Virginia City mumty reported that they have been told the system VIRGINIA CITY Nev former Comstock Lode min- more than 50 years old will Opera House In Virginia City :1 24:11::: 44v A 1 Nr:" 1-: gx: ::::0:: 4 i ki :1 t- 10''''' ::14:::444 A '''''---77 Ii 1 4:: 0 no a1 ub t' ::4 II' --9 V-e ii '144 tit ilif) A 00 2 Itt 4-- ta 1 1 't The Purdon Crossing Bridge on the South Yuba River is observing its 75th anniversary this year Built in 1895 by on the its 75th 1895 by Architect Is Changed For Bee Photo Placerville Juvenile Hall Humboldt Tax PI nrinirfrin ntri Dmnr'e Humboldt Tax Bee Photo urglars Damage Old Piper Burglars Damage Old Piper's he wo ay on Situafion Is Called 'Serious' Goldsmith lost an appeal to the Wyoming Supreme Court April 30 claiming Wyoming's accessory law did not apply outside the state and if it did he was the victim of double jeopardy Goldsmith pleaded no contest to the charge in Nevada and was released after one year in jail US Dist Judge Ewing Kerr ruled that "the Wyoming legislature intended "the accessory law to apply to any felony irrespective of where it is committed This construction is necessary to give the statute a real meaning" Kerr backed state Attorney General James Barrett's arguments that planning the deaths in Wyo PLACERVILLE Architects for the proposed hall will be the Sacra tnithe rd mento-based firm of Caywood Nopp Takata Hansen and Ward (AP) Burglars have damaged Piper's Opera House an historic landmark in this Chairman Jane Way has been named chairman of the Sutter Creek Amador County Planning Commission sue eeeding Frank Hahn Bee Photo Klamath Falls Boy Drowns In Link River ing rge -2a1- a ure RM Obituaries The Board of Supervisors retained this firm after rescinding last week's action by which it appeared it would contract with either Birger Lundberg or Bob Mason both architects of South Lake Tahoe The juvenile hall a top priority project will be near the recently built jail and sheriff's office in the western part of the city The board during budget sessions had allocated $357000 for the job including fees construction and contingencies Timing was an important factor in the selection of Jack Nopp supervisor Ray Lawyer said Nopp was invited by the juvenile justice commission here last year to draw up preliminary plans with tacit approval of California Youth Authority officials and estimated costs are based on his plans EUREKA The Humboldt County Taxpayers League calls the property tax situation in the county "serious" In a 17-page report submitted to supervisors the league points out that the county population had dropped 7800 during the last three years and taxpayers are facing an increase in the property tax of more than $2 million to finance county government over this period Prepared by Charles Wood the league's consultant on the budget the report notes that the county's property tax per person is the highest on a list of 11 counties with populations comparable to Humboldt's Stockton Tax Rate Is Set ing camp One of the original front doors of the old building was smashed beyond repair by someone who entered and took more than $200 in antique lamps and other articles authorities said today "The doors are 86 years old and can't be replaced" said Alice Byrne opera house manager "We hope we can find someone who can duplicate them by copying what pieces are left" Mrs Byrne said another door was torn off its hinges and thieves did "untold damage" getting at the missing items Storey County sheriff's officials said the burglary occurred during the weekend Another old building the Comstock assay office also was damaged in a recent burglary Nevada Cify Council Keeps Same Tax Rate NEVADA CITY The City Council here has adopted a $330000 1970-71 budget which provides for no increase in the $223 tax rate unchanged for five years Councilmen deleted $4000 worth of pipe and fittings from the water department to provide for a seventh man on the police force The city has cut seven em- 'ployes from various jobs during the past five years it was noted a its in Land Rezoning Hearing Is Set REDDING A public hearing is scheduled for to night on a request by the county to rezone some 26- 000 acres of land owned by major corporations in the county in order to reassess the property for tax purposes The land is in the Whiskeytown and Shasta National Recration area The hearing before the planning commission is scheduled for 8:45 pm KLAINIATH FALLS Ore An 11-year-old Klamath Falls boy Joseph Webb drowned when he slipped from a Pacific Power and Light Co dam in Link River while fishing City police said an unidentified youth 15 who dived repeatedly was unable to dislodge the body from rocks It was later recovered in 12 feet of water by a member of the Klamath Falls Fire Department Resuscitation efforts yesterday failed to revive the boy He was the son of Mrs Caroline Canfield )cal 1103 rorn stat STOCKTON The Stockton City Council has approved a tax rate of $249 per $100 assessed valuation up 19 cents from last year but one cent lower than originally expected The rate includes 41 cents for bond interest and redemption The rest goes for general municipal operations for fiscal 1970-71 George Henry CHICO Funeral services were to be conducted today in the Hall-Van Hook Funeral Chapel for George Edward Henry 52 who died in a Chico hospital A native of Clinton Okla he had been a resident of Chico since 1948 moving from Hamilton City Glenn County Survivors include his widow Marie sons George Jr William and Larry all of Chico a daughter Linda of San Jose brothers John of Fontana San Bernardino County William of Tucson Ariz and Cy of Coolidge Ariz sisters Susie Branson of Tucson and Nellie Girard of Santa Ana Or ange County and nine California Vital Statistics 144 IK a 401i it 1 4'''''': 'A'4'''' 777'''' '''c -44A''''- (L'7'i'N-- -l' V'''''''''' eq '4 1' :1: kZ471' 1 1 4siiiii40: iii 2 0 040a''r 1: 4 I I '1 'zt' 1 44- 1:: 41 1 I 1 ling lard lied I his this Co here hen lave Mary Clarke DUNSMUIR Rosary will be recited at 8 pm today in the Mount Shasta Memorial Chapel and Mass will be offered at 10 am tomorrow in St John's Catholic Church in Dunsmuir for Mary Loraine Clarke 66 who died in the Mount Shasta Community Hospital She was a native of California and a resident of Dunsmuir She is survived by her husband Hugh son Verne Tracy of China Lake a sister Winnie Carter of Dunsmuir and four car 46 fling loley of Reprieve From Developer's Razing grandmother of three native of Minnesota aged 59 years Private services were held today Burial was in Placerville Union Cemetery The family requests any remembrance be sent to the American Cancer Society BRYCE in Paradise Butte County Aug 9 1970 Thomas Farquhar Bryce husband of Dorothy father of Allan of Marysville brother of Mae Piper of Laguna Beach Orange County grandfather of one a native of Boston Mass aged 75 years Funeral services were held Tuesday in the Rose Chapel Private inurnment was in the Paradise Cemttery GOULD In Yuba City Aug 11 1971 Vine Gould of Marysville aunt of George Gould of Hallwood a native of Texas aged 89 years Funeral services Will be at 2 pm tomorrow in Hutchlson's Colonial Chapel Burial will be in Sierra View Memorial Park HENRY In Chico Aug 10 1970 George Edward Henry husband of Marie of Chico father of George Jr William and Larry all of Chico Linda of San Jose brother of John of Fontana San Bernardiono County William of Tucson Ariz Cy of Coolidge Ariz Susie Branson of Tucson and Nellie Girard of Santa Ana Orange County grandfather of nine a native of Clinton Okla aged 52 years Services were today in the Hall-Van Hook Funeral Chapel Burial will be in the Chico Cemetery MASSEY In Sacramento Aug 11 1970 Richard Massey formerly of Gridley Butte County tether of Dallas of Red Bluff Ivan of Pechacho Gale of Live Oak Dee of Sacramento Mrs Berne Atteberry of Baron Mrs Stella Kuykendall of Texas Melba Mitchell of Modesto and Fay Gibbs of Live Oak brother of Mansfield of Oklahoma grandfather of 17 and great-grandfather of 13 a native of Arkansas aged 82 years Funeral services Were held today at Gridley Funeral Chapel Interment was in Gridley-Biggs Cemetery' MEEKER In Woodland Aug 11 1970- Almon Meeker husband of Pauline father of Randle of Chandler Ariz brother of Alvin of Toomfuba Miss Mrs Gary McBee of Collinsville Miss and Loretta Shackleford of Canoga Park Los Angeles County stepbrother of Mrs John McFarland of Leechville Ark and Mrs Frank Buchanan of Minella Ark and grandfather Of two a native of Arkansas aged 49 years Funeral services will be at It am tomorrow in the Soutnern Baptist Church Burial will be in Mon ument Hill Memorial Park under the direction of McNary's Chapel PEREZ Near Guinda Vole County Aug 12 1970 Rafael Perez Perez husband of Antonia father of Ralph Michael Domingo Antonia and Maria Teresa Perez and Anna Ybarra all of Ouinda brother of Domingo Alfonso Pedro and Teresa all of Spain half brother of Frank and Salvador Delgado and Pancho Dias all of Spain and grandfather of two a native of Spain aged 52 years The Rosary will be recited at 8 pm tomorrow in the Kraft Brothers Chapel in Woodland The Mass will be offered at 10 am Saturday In the Holy Rosary Catholic Church In Woodland SCHOENFELD In Reno Nev Aug 10 1970 Morris Schoenfeld of Fairfield husband of Dorothy father of Mariorie Janine and Ted ail of Fairfield brother of Frank in St Louis Mo and Ray in Kansas City Mo a native of St Louis Mo aged 52 Years Funeral arrangements are through Hansen-Bryan Funeral Home In Fairfield Burial will be in Willamete National Cemetery in Portland Ore SCRIVEN In Red Bluff Aug 11 1970 Velmore Dorman Scriven husband Of Outbid Scriven of Red Bluff father of Patricia Grimes of Walnut Creek and Josephine Hines of More brother of Leland Scriven of Orange and grandfather of six dried 08 years Funeral services wIll be held am tomorrow In the Fickerl ascoe Mortuary Ina and Sherry Lee Hinkle 20 of Anderson Shasta County RAY-WILLIAN1S In Redding Aug 5 1970 to Richard Harley Ray 19 and Lynette Carlene Williams 17 both of Redding ROSEBERRYMCCAULLEY In Redding Aug 5 1970 to Richard Palmer RoseberrY 30 of McArthur Shasta County and Diana Marie McCaullev 19 of Redding ROTHSCOTT In Redding Aug 10 1970 to Peter Norvin Roth 55 of Clackamas Ore and Rosa Elizabetn Scott 50 of Salem Ore VAARS-VAARS In Nevada City Aug 7 1970 to Francis Joseph Vaars 47 and Francis Arlyn Vaars 47 both of Rough and Ready Nevada County WESTLUND-KERNS In Redding Aug 10 1970 to Kenneth Martin Westiund 22 of Hat Creek Shasta County and Caryl Lynn Kerns 23 of Cassel Shasta County WIEBOLD-RAWLINYS In Jackson Aug 7 1970 to Stacey Wiebold 21 of Pine Grove Amador County and Rhonda Rawlinvs 20 of Monterey WOLFRAM-FILER In Fairfield Aug 10 1970 Raymond Hamilton Wolfram 31 Belleville Mich and Marguerite Elizabeth Filer 30 Travis Air Force Base RENO LICENSES RENO Marriage licenses issued here include: John Stewart 50 Grass Valley Calif and Rae Clark 48 Nevada City Calif Leslie Cheever 43 Marysville Calif and Venita Clayton 36 Live Oak Calif Allen Ary Scott 22- and Wilma Sue Montgomery 18 both of Woodland Calif Fred Young 57 Lodl Calif and Patricia Bryant 44 Garden City Kan ANNULMENTS BLAKE In Jackson Aug 7 1970 Elsie and John Blake also known as Dan Rowe NEVADA DIVORCES CORRIE In Carson City Nev Aug 5 1970 Dorothy against Bartholomew of Incline Village Lake Tahoe: suit filed RUVALCABA In Reno Aug 11 1970 Ernestine against Tony of HerlOgg Calif final decree DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE ALLEN In Auburn Aug 11 1070 Robert and Judy petition flied BIRMINGHAM In Yuba City Aug 10 1970 Billy and Linda interlocutory de cree BISHOP In Fairfield Aug 7 1970 Marilyn and Richard final decree BRANCH In Yreka Aug 5 1970 Susan Carol and Hugh Kenneth Jr final decree CARALLERO In Yuba City Aug 10 1970 Annillese and Seratin Interlocutory decree CARPENTER In Red Bluff July 29 1970 Jane and Clifford A final decree COI-41 IATI In Woodland Aug 11 1970 Evelyn and Alfred interIncutnry decree COUSINEAU In Yreka Aug 7 1970 Rnsalie And lack netitinn flied DAHL In Yreka July 30 1970 Bonnie and Melvin final decree DAVIS In Yreka Aug 3 MO Betty and Roy final decree DAVIS In Yuha Citv Aug 10 1970 luanita and Hiinhev final decree FF1sE In Red glut' July 19 1970 Edward and Kristin final decree HALE In Jackson July 24 MO Pay mood and Alberta interlocutory decree HALL in Yuba City Aug 10 1970 Virginia and Nolen Interlocutory decree KING in Pert Stuff July 10 MO Evelyn and Leonard interlocutory decree KONBERG In Red Bluff July 29 1970 Diane and Bruce AN final decree LANDRETH In Jackson Amp 4 1970 Cbartiene Alberta and Donald Lee inlalocutorV docrog LAIKA In Red Bluff July 31 1970 Marie and William interlocutory decree LUSCU rOFF In Auburn Aug 10 1970 Nicola' and Patricia final decree McVEY In Yuba City Aug 10 1970 Diane and Michael Interlocutory decree MAGNESS In Yreka Aug 7 1970 Mary and Ralph petition filed MARIANO In Woodland Aug 11 1970 Katherine Ruth and Louis 64 suit filed MARR In Woodland Aug 11 1970 Rosemary and Allen interlocutory decree MILLIKAN In Jackson Aug 10 1970 Sharon Frances and Gary Charles suit filed MURPHY In Red Bluff July 27 1970 Leatrice Joyce and Patrick Louis final decree NICKELL In Yuba City Aug 10 1970 Lani and Robert interlocutory decree PALMER In Yreka Aug 10 1970 Harry against Agnes petition filed PIPPENGER In Auburn Aug 11 1970 Margaret and Chauncey A petition filed PRATT In Nevada City Aug 6 1970 Aumner and Anna final decree RAMOS In Yuba City Aug 10 1970 Ricardo and Frieda Interlocutory de- cree RAWLINGS in Yreka Aug 7 1970 Barbara and Larry Earl petiton file RICd HARDSON In Red Bluff July 30 1970 Suzanne and Herbert interlocutory decree ROBERTSON In Red Bluff July 30 1970 John Arnold III and Marilyn Sue final decree ROMERO In Jackson July 20 1970 Edward and Leah final decree SCHNITGER In Fairfield Aug 10 1970 Henry Edward and Jeannette Geer suit filed SKALISKY In Yreka Aug 10 1970 Nancy Arlene and Dale Rudy petition filed SKINNER In Red Bluff July 29 1970 Annette and Stanley final de cree SOLOMON In Jackson Aug 10 1970 filed Terry Richard and Clara Ann suit SORENSON In Yreka July 10 1970 Ralph and Lorraine final decree ULRICH In Yreka Aug 10 1960 Gladys and Francis petition filed VIADA In Jackson July 24 1970 Cheryl Ann and Tom Interlocutory decree WALKER In Jackson Aug 7 1970 Forrest and Yvonne interlocutory decree WARREN In Jackson July 23 1970 William Earl and Katie Louise final decree WILLIAMS In Woodland Aug 11 1970 Grant and Julie interlooc tory decree ZEHREN In Fairfield Aug 10 1970 Martha and Kenneth suit flied DEATHS BARDENWERPER In Fairfield Aug 11 1970 Charles William Bardenwerper of Vallelo father of of Fairfield brother of Florence Rogers of Fairfield and grandfather of one a native of Wisconsin aged 66 years Funeral service will be held tomorrow In Hansen-Bryan Funeral Home In Fairfield Interment will be In Sunrise Cemetery in Yellen:) BERLIN In Chico Aug 10 1970 Stella Lorene Berlin of Paradise Butte County mother of Clyde Maxwell Bei' tin of Redwood Valley Mendocino County and Jean Meyer of Paradise sister of Tony Eberle of Lafayette Contra Costa County and Helen Shcan of San Francisco grandmother of eight great-grandmother of four a native of San Francisco aged 73 Veers Funeral services were held yesterday in the Rose Chapel Burial was In the Paradise Cemetery BREWER In San Mateo Aug 12 1970 Mabel June Brewer wife Of the late George Brewer of Placerville mott of Margaret Lumley of Sacra inenSv Norma of Placerville BIRTHS CHESTNUT In Reno Nev Aug 10 1970 to Mr and Mrs Thad Chestnut of Bowman Calif a daughter CUNNINGHAM In Fairfield Aug 10 1970 to Mr and Mrs Walter Cunningham of Vacaville a son FARGO in Yuba City Aug 11 1970 to Mr and Mrs John Fargo of Marys- villa a daughter GOSSELIN In Fairfield Aug 10 1970 to Mr and Mrs Jay Gosselin of Fair- field a son I MA in Woodland Aug 11 1970 to Mr and Mrs Chim Ma of Davis a daughter REIFF In Woodland Aug 10 1970 to Mr and Mrs Larry Reiff a daughter SHOREY In Yuba City Aug 10 1970 to Mr and Mrs Farrell Shorev a son SMITH In Woodland Aug 10 1970 to Mr and Mrs Albert Smith a son MARRIAGE LICENSES ALLEE-GRADDY In Fairfield Aug 10 1970 David Covelle Ailee 19 Pallsade Coto and Brenda Sue Graddy 20 Fairfield BIANCHI-RCZIRIGUEZ In Fairfield Aug 7 1970 James Arthur Bianchi 22 Vallelo and Mardel Ann Rodriguez 20 Vacaville BOBACK -CLINE In Placerville Aug 8 1970 to Albion Harry Boback 29 and Judi Rae Cline 40 both of rural El Dorado County BRANSON-TAYLOR In Yreka Aug 7 1970 to William Thomas Branson 24 and Karen Rose Taylor 23 both of Yreka BROOKS-McQUARY In Auburn Aug 11 1970 to Robert Brooks 28 and Jeanette A McQuary 21 both of Au burn BROWNSTEPHENS In Woodland Aug 11 1970 to Richard Alan Brown 24 and Karen Ann Stephens 21 both of Dixon BURKUSHARPER In Redding Aug 6 1970 to David Ronald Burkus 26 and Marjorie Alice Harger 21 both of Redding COMSTOCKALEXANDER In Redding Aug 5 1970 to Harold Robinson Comstock 22 and Romona Alexander 20 both of Redding DEEG-ZUCK in Placerville Aug 6 1970 to Norman Russell Deco 7 of Shingle Springs and Judy Kay Jr iuck 16 of Placerville ENGLISH-GIBSON in Colusa Aug 10 1970 to Rance Allen Fnolish 19 of Colusa and Mary Ann Gibson 20 of arborkle GAY-WILSON In Yreka Aug 10 1970 to Andrew Joe Gay 34 and Emma Lou Wilson 27 both of Mac dnel Sixkivou Cnuntv GINN-SAXSY In Placerville Aug 7 1970 to Jerry Joe Ginn 7R of Placer- ville and Joan Darlene Saxby 21 of Pallock Pines JUSTICE-BRUSAKER In Yreka Aug 7 1970 to Michael Lee justice to of Tacoma Wash and Claudia Jean Bro baker 18 of Medford Ore LANE-SHIRLEY In Redding Aug 10 1970 to Randy James Lane 25 and Linda Jean Shirley both of Redding MACGREGnritMCCALES In Redding Aug 7 1970 to scoff Graham MacGregor 18 of Redding and Pamela Lee McCaleb 18 of Anderson Shasta COI 'IN MACK-THOMPSON In Red Bluff Aug A 1970 to Leonard I ee Mack 91 and Jannia Raman Thompson both of Gerhor Tahama roomy MAIN-MUNGO In Redding Aug 10 1170 to James Roger Main 18 of An derson Shasta Co and Barbara Jean 18 of Fremont Alameda County MARKHAM-GEOROF In Redding Aug 1970 to Arlin Lee Markham 22 of Redding and Kerry Elizabeth Gnome 19 of Anderson Shasta County MORRIS-HALLMAKFR In Redding Aug 10 1570 Jeffrey Thomas Morris 18 of Nubieher Lassen County and Rotirmary Hallmark 18 of Lookout Modoe County NAFF-BAADE In Redding Aug 6 1970 to Daniel Bryan Naef 19 and Gav Lynn Sande 17 both of Redding pcRRY-HINKIE In Redding Aug 7 970 to Milton Lee Perry 21 of Coy least through a $20000 restoration grant by the county's Board of Supervisors The county also is seeking federal money for the restoration The 110-year-old Harmony Grove Church just west of Lockeford San Joaquin County has been spared from a developer' demolition for two more years at i Bee Photo by ions par aster Mrs ejo le fay in affic tr in San Joaquin Plans Upgrading Jobs Mary English AUBURN Funeral services will be held at 10 am Saturday in the Chapel of the Hills for Mary Ruth En glish 72 wife of retired Judicial District Court Judge George A English and resident of the Newcastle and Loomis Placer County areas for 27 years A native of Oregon she died yesterday in her home in Newcastle In addition to her husband she is survived by son Clair Perry of Sacramento a sister Betty McClain of Auburn and a brother Carlton Smith oft Portland sewer lines pavement of parking areas installation of a sprinkler system and development of a multipurpose play area Total cost for the county this year is expected to be $100000 The park is between Hamilton Junior High School and Monroe Elementary School adjacent to Pock Lane The supervisors included in this year's capital improvement budget a $20000 allocation for the Harmony Grove Church project The county 'plans to restore the STOCKTON Another step has been taken by San Joaquin County to upgrade Kennedy Memorial Park in south Stockton and bring about restoration of Barmony Grove Church just west of Lockeford The Board of Supervisors approved resolutions authorizing County Administrator Drake to file applications for federal grants for both projects The county plans a number of jobs at Kennedy Park inclutng installation of church which is about 110 years old and believed to be the oldest Protestant church in the valley An area developer had planned to tear down the church but three years ago gave the county five years in which to restore it Under terms laid down by the developer the church would revert back to the developer if nothing was done toward restoration within five years As the matter stands now the county has two more years to start the restoration 4P by te to to but rocks tg a as.