The Modesto Bee from Modesto, California • 4

In a a a 99 in Friday, March 30, 1962 THE MODESTO BEE USDA Slashes Dairy Product Price Supports WASHINGTON A Secretary of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman cut dairy price supports today to the minimum level permitted by law. This could mean price cuts for consumers of dairy products but losses for dairymen. Acting under what he said was a requirement of the farm price support program, the secretary set supports for milk sold for manufacturing purposes at $3.11 a hundred, pounds or 75 per cent of the parity price goal of farm programs, effective April 1st. The rate has been $3.40 or 83 per cent of parity.

Calls Action Painful Freeman also reduced supports for butterfat from 60.4 cents to 57.2 cents a pound. or from 83 to 75 per cent of parity. The secretary, saying his action was painful to estimated the lower price props would cut dairy farmers' income between $200 and $250 million this year. Freeman said he hopes that these reductions will be reflected in lower retail prices of dairy products such as butter, cheese, non fat dry milk and eventually fluid milk. In carrying out the support program, the agriculture department buys butter, cheese and non fat dry milk at prices DRIVE IN THEATRES a Gates Open 6:00 P.M.

Show Starts at 6:30 STARLITE DRIVE- IN 94 HIGHWAY AT NEVES PHONE KE 7-1592 -TONITE EXCITING MUSIC ECSTATIC ROMANCE EXOTIC DANCES. RIDE THE CREST OF THE WAVE WITH ELVIS PRESLEY. 'BLUE AWAII HAL WALLIS PRODUCTION a 10AN NANCY BLACKMAN LANSBURY. WALTERS. NORMAN TAUR MAL KANTER TECHNICOLOR A PARAMOUNT EH Bachelor 20.

Flat Cru. TUESDAY WELD RICHARD BEYMER TERRY- THOMAS CELESTE HOLM SALIDA A DRIVE-IN 99 Highway at Solida 130 A CAR LOAD! PHONE KI 5-0415 FREDRIC MARCH THE BEN GAZZARA DICK CLARK YOUNG INA BALIN DOCTORS EDDIE ALBERT FRED VANTEZ MacMURRAY DOROTHY IN EASTMAN COLOR MALONE BOB ANITA HOPE FERNANDEL: EKBERG TECHNIRAMA "PARIS HOLIDAY" TECHNICOLOR CERES 9 H. way at Ceres A CAR LOAD! PHONE KE 7-0832 TONITE- William Shanter Petty McCormack "THE EXPLOSIVE Bob Hope Lucille Ball "THE FACTS OF LIFE" Jock Mahoney Luane Patten "JOE Color LUCKY 99 HIGHWAY AT TURLOCK A CAR LOAD! PHONE ME 4-1766 Vincent Edwards "ISLAND WOMEN" Elvis Presley "FLAMING STAR" by Deluxe Tom Ewell David Wayne "UP FRONT" Ceres High McClatchy Newspapers Service CERES Trustees of the Ceres Union High School District decided last night consult the state division of architecture about a master plan for the campus before proceeding with future construction. Trustees, Superintendent Fleming Haas and schoolers Architect John Bomberge1 may go to Sacramento for conference next week. The board said this is step preliminary to asking voters whether to keep the 46 year old administration building or to build a new one.

A report from M. T. Knox, state division of architecture representative, reaffirmed that is "unsafe" because it is constructed on non reinforced hollow tile walls which might not withstand "even a moderate Knox also indicated that unusual loads or exceptionally wind might be hazardous. Knox recommended "imme. diate steps to provide protective framing on the west exit to forestall the possibility of falling After Knox' survey last month, a support was placed in the west exit.

That wall is cracked. Knox's report states the roof and floor framing shows no visible signs of distress Donovan H. Bodes Amador Crash Kills Two Men McClatchy Newspapers Service PLYMOUTH, Amador Co. AP Two young men were killed last night when their sports car plunged off Highway 49 near this Mother Lode town. The Amador County coroner's office identified the victims as Robert R.

Scissons, 25, the driver, and 22 year old Harold A. Darlington, both of Lockeford in San Joaquin County. Candidates Have Until Tonight To File Papers No new nomination petitions for state or county offices in the June 5th primary election were taken out yesterday. Today at 5. PM is the deadline for candidates to file.

Edwin Hill, Modesto electrician, has returned his petition to run against the incumbent Richard Waring for county recorder. Arthur L. Young, Oakdale businessman, returned his petition for the Republican nomlination for congressman in the 15th. Stanislaus and San Joaquin Counties, district. This will pit him against the incumbent Democratic congressman, John J.

McFall, in the November 6th general election. DANCE Just Back From Las Vegas! JIM BURGETT Singing His Latest Recordings "SURGAREE" "CRY" California Ballroom SAT. 9 P.M.-1 A.M. TWO BIG BANDS Just For You Continuous Music The Whole Nite Thru Friday and Saturday BOBBY HOLLISTER'S BAND With RIALTOS Plus DELL REEVES' BAND No. 9 Decca Recording Artist Music Wednesday thru Sunday THE Bombay Rom 724 10TH ST.

"WHERE EVERYONE HAS FUN" Moves Toward land that there is no tion of foundation failure or unequal settlement. Reacting to an editorial appearing in last week's weekly newspaper, which recommended requiring teachers to live in the Ceres school district, trustees said that while they prefer that teachlive within the district, they feel it would be a violaaltion of personal rights to require it. a Remodel Appeal Home economics teachers Mrs. Glenn Davis and Yvonne Camagna asked the trustees to remodel the home economics kitchen, saying it is dangerous because it is overcrowded and projecting partitions make supervision difficult. The room also lacks electrical outlets for use with small appliances, facilities for teaching laundry skills and blackout curtains for films, they reported.

Mrs. Davis recommended that stoves and sinks be placed along the wall, leaving the center free for portable folding tables. Miss Camagna reported on the three year home economic course, declaring it covers nutrition, cooking, sewing, child care, home nursing, safety, home decoration and consumer buying. She stressed that a primary goal is establishing demo- County YMCA Selects Bodes As President Donovan H. Bodes is the new president of the Young Mens Christian Association of Stanislaus County.

Also elected at the 44th annual meeting held today in the Hotel Covell were Dr. Frank Sample, vice president; Dr. Robert Purvis, secretary; John Gorman, treasurer; Gorman and John Keefe, new members of the board of directors, Bodes. Mrs. C.

R. Maino, Harold Meyering, George M. Olsen and John G. Veneman, were reelected members of the board. Expenses Top Income The YMCA had a 1961 income of $58,149.14 and expenses of $58,916.31.

It was reported the YMCA is facing two challenging financial situations in 1962 and is optimistic about the outcome of each. Of immediate concern is the raising of $588.000 before June 1st for a program center. This is more than twice the goal of any campaign in the Modesto area in more than 15 years. The will draw on the help of the YMCA financial service bu- reau. Support Of Crusade A continuing concern 1S community support of the Stanislaus Area United Crusade.

The YMCA financial statement reported: "The YMCA, and all other member agencies, is being hurt badly this year because the Crusade allocation for current operations in 1962 i is basically what it was in 1955. Our per capita gift to the United Crusade is about 40 per cent of the national average while our per cavita wealth is well above the average. DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT TO THE TOPHATTERS Delicious Dinners Scenic Club Scenic Drive DANCE SATURDAY NIGHTS Music by THE Western Troubadors CLOVER CLUB Oakdale-Sonora Highway OAKDALE DANCE EVERY SAT. NITE GLENN STEPP HIS WESTERN SWINGSTERS Dancing 9 to 2 A.M. Ail Ages Welcome RIVERBANK CLUBHOUSE Vote On attitudes in family relationships.

She said her department would welcome more participation by the community, particularly visits by parents. Electronics Harold Stephens said he has expanded the radio shop to include the broader field of electronics. He displayed several radio sets built by students, ranging from a crystal to a superheterodyne system and an amateur radio transmitter. Stephens said next year he hopes to include instruction in high frequency for individual use. Verne Schrader, Miguel Guerrero and Miss Camagna reported on the curriculum of the commerce department.

All students take introduction to business, typing and record keeping for the first two years. Upper division students may select one of three courses in 1-distribution, accounting-bookkeeping porta-QUIGLEY'S 1538 CLUB V. Yosemite Try FRIED Our CHICKEN Delicious 1.50 Old Building -designed to enable processors to pay the support price for milk and butterfat. The department's buying price of butter will be reduced 2.5 cents a pound, cheese. 1.9 cents a pound and non fat dry milk 2 cents a pound.

Freeman said he hopes that the bulk of this reduction will passed on to consumers. Demos Repulse State GOP Budget Attack Continued from A-1. struction fund for public buildings where sufficient money was not available elsewhere. Democrats charged this was a scheme to confuse and upset the Brown administration's proposed bond program for construction. Flournoy lost 42 to 34.

Assembly man Gordon Cologne of Riverside County took the next defeat for the Republicans. His amendment add $750,000 for the Lake Elsinore project in his county was killed. Only 41 Votes Once the amendments are disposed of, the assembly will be in a position to pass the budget and send it to the upper house. Only 41 votes will be needed for this action. However, the Democrats eventually must muster 54 votes (two thirds of the 1 80 assembly districts) on final passage of the budget.

This will when a vote 19 taken occur, final assemblysenate agreement on AB 1. There are reports a number of Republicans have promised to support the budg. et in the final showdown. The Democrats must pick up at least 10 Republicans. Yesterday Crown scored a preliminary victory when he obtained the assembly's permission to have printed in its journal the rollcall last year on AB 338, which provided virtual repeal of the law requiring relatives to help support parents on old age pensions.

The rollcall shows Monagan voted for the bill. Crown toid the assembly he wanted to show the chairman of the GOP budget task force has reversed his position. The task force is on record to restore the relative responsibility law. During the debate Republican Assemblyman Charles Conrad of Los Angeles County charged Governor Edmund G. Brown last year "crawled on his belly" to George MeLain.

old age pension promoter. McLain supported repeal of relatives responsibilit The senate, working on its own version of the budget. SB 1, Miller, is expected to re. ject AB I. This will result in the formation of a conference committee of three senators and three assemblymen to iron out senate-assembly differences.

The 30 day budget session adjourn by midnight Tuesday. This means a busy weekend is in prospect for the conference committee. Instructing Baby Sitters Last night in the first session of a baby sitters' safety course sponsored by the Greater Modesto Safety Council were from left, Mrs. Harvey Newnam; Mrs. Schuyler R.

Hafely, instructor; Modesto Fire Marshal Wayne Everett, showing how to put out a clothing fire, and Pat Newnam. Anyone may start the free course at 8 PM Thursday in the Modesto Irrigation District Building. Bee Photo Stanislaus Trustees Hire Hickman School Principal Joseph E. Baird, currently a teaching principal at the Hickman Elementary School, has been appointed curriculum consultant for the Stanislaus Union Elementary School District effective September 1st. Baird, who received the appointment Wednesday night, will have as his primary responsibility the upgrading of the curriculum for both schools in the district.

Superintendent George W. Eisenhut said Baird's starting salary will be $7,500. Baird has completed work toward his doctorate at the University of California and expects to receive the degree in June. Chrysler Project In another matter, the trustees reviewed plans for the six classroom addition to Chrysler School and learned the final plans will be submitted early next month for the approval of the state division of architecture. The addition will bring the total number of classrooms at Chrysler School.

including kindergarten, to 19. The board was advised that a hearing will be held May 1st in Stanislaus County Superior Court on the district's condemnation proceedings against the Lennie List property. unless the matter is settled prior to that time. Third School The 10 acre site has been chosen as the site for a third district school. It is bounded by Prescott, Rumble, Carver and Evergreen Roads.

The board also: Decided to await the decision of the state legislature before making a commitment on granting tenture to teachers. Obituaries Joe Morris Angelica lam Funeral services for Joe Morris, 74, Felton, Santa Cruz County, who died at the of his car east of Tracy, San Joaquin County, yesterday afternoon, will be held tomorrow at 8:20 o'clock at the Ferguson Mortuary Chapel, 212 Laurel Street, Santa Cruz. Morris was the father of Ralph Morris of Modesto, Mrs. Evelyn Patterson of King City, Monterey County, and Arthur Morris of Hayward. Alameda County.

He leaves SIX grandchildren and two great grandchildren. He was the husband of the late Mamie Garcia Morris. There will be a rosary service tonight at 8:30 o'clock in the Ferguson chapel. Following the morning service, there will be a requiem mass at 9 o'clock. FOX TURLOCK Phone ME 4-5681 Now Playing "TENDER IS THE NIGHT" With Jennifer Jones and "SAIL A CROCKED SHIP" with Robert Wagner and Ernie Kovacs Funeral services for Angelica lam.

89, rural Hughson resident who died yesterday, will be held tomorrow morning al 8:45 o'clock in the Franklin Downs Funeral Home. She had lived in Stanislaus County for 55 years and was a member of St. Anthony's Church in Hughson. Services will proceed from Franklin Downs to the St. Anthony's Church, where a requiem mass will be said at 9:30 AM.

Committal will forlow in the family plot. There will be a rosary service in the Franklin Downs chapel to night at 7:30 o'clock. Movie Times TODAY AND TOMORROW CERES DRIVE IN, 99 Highway at whitmore Avenue, Ceres- -The Explo sive Generation, 6:55 PM: The Facts Of Life, 8:45 Joe Dakota, 10:40 PM. LUCKY DRIVE IN. 99 Highway at Fulkerth Road, Turlock -Island Women, 6:45 PM: Flaming Star, 8:20 PM: Up Front, 10:10 PM.

SALIDA MOTOR IN 99 Highway in Quantez. 6:50 PM: The Yang Doctors. 8:30 PM: Paris Holiday, 10:25 PM STARLITE DRIVE IN. Highway Keyes- Blue Hawall, 6:45 and 10:30 PM. Bachelor Flat, 8:50 PM DANCING EVERY 9 'TIL SAT.

2 A.M. NIGHT ODD FELLOWS HALL and Street Scenie Dr. SNACK BAR AL HIBDON ORCH. or secretarial training. Classes are offered in shorthand, bookkeeping, business law, business English, salesmanship and transcription.

Schrader told the board he would like to initiate a course on business machines which would require large expenditures to calculators and full keyboard machines. He also asked for desks or tables for the bookkeeping class, saying students must juggle books in their laps at present because they have only arm desks. TOWN COUNTRY Restaurant Teriyaki Steaks and Chicken Sautes in Casserole Shish Kebab Bar-B-Que Lamb Shank Combination Seafood Plate and Many Other Entrees OPEN 7 DAYS 549 S. 99 Hwy. LA 3-5186 Jacob's edgewater inn LUNCHEON--DINNER FRANK and COCKTAILS BORG PRIME RIB SANDWICH AT THE With Green Salad PIANO and Potatoes 2.50 BAR! Cocktails Open 6 Days a Week relenter at Noon -Sundays at 4 P.M.

PARKING IN REAR CLOSED MONDAYS 601 McHENRY AVE. Offered contracts for next school year to all members of this year's faculty. Set open house at Stanislaus School for May 2nd in observance of Public Schools Week. There will be no open house at Chrysler School because construction work may be hazardous to the public. Authorized the purchase of two portable backstops for use in the after school recreation program.

Scheduled parent teacher conference for next week. A minimum day will be in effect during the week for the third through eighth grades. Reviewed tentative teacher grade and building assignments for next year. Car Hits, Kills Girl Running After Dad's Car 'lateby Newspapers Service -A 6 year old girl was killed here yesterday when she ran into the street after her father's car. Refugio Avalos of 726 South Los Angeles Street told the highway patrol he was unaware Iris daughter.

Antonia, was following the car. She was struck down by the car of 16 year old Leroy A. Hutsell, 501 South Ventura Street, and was dead on arrival at the San Joaquin General Hospital. Hutsell was not cited. Modesto Television Channel Is Changed Television Channel 14, which had been assigned to Modesto, has been moved to San Mateo for non commercial education use, effective May 7th.

The federal communication commission today announced the transfer but at the same time said Modesto will be asigned Channel 17. so there will be no loss. Two channels have been assigned to Modesto, 17 and 46. both in the ultra high frequency, range. There have been no announced plans for either station to be opened in the near future although KTRB had applied for one of the channels.

Schedule Meeting The Modesto City Employes Association will meet at 8 PM Monday in the city hall multipurpose room. Changes in the bylaws will be discussed. There will be entertainment and refreshments. DANCE I 9 'til 2 Country and Western at the V.F.W. HALL To the Music of BOB CHAMBERS OF KCVR RADIO HIS STARDUSTERS ADMISSION $1.00 Cocktail Lounge Adjoining V.F.W.

HALL 4 Miles west of Modesto on Hatch Rd. DON'T COOK TONIGHT Call Chicken Delight FREE Blue Water Fillet of Sole SPECIAL THIS WEEKEND! 95c Limit Mile Call LA 4-7911 Limited Engagement BOB KAYWOOD "The Gentleman of the Keyboard" Playing Your Favorites BRING THE FAMILY OUR BAR IS OPEN OUT FOR A FRESH ON SUNDAYS SEAFOOD DINNER Don Dollarhide and Arlene at the Piano Bar THE PATIO SEA 3-0729-1309 McHENRY Food To Go Exclusively Best Yet Try It! TACO SOFT FRIED TACOS TOSTADAS DRINKS BEANS MILK SHAKES T-BURGERS LA 2-5855 Open Days 1751 Yosemite Blvd. A Week SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN DINNER 165 INCLUDES SOUP, SALAD, DESSERT STEAKS CHILD'S DINNER BANQUET FACILITIES No Liquor Served HEINY'S CHICKEN KITCHEN At Miler's Horse and Buggy Ranch 5 Miles East of Empire LA 3-3370, LA 2-2505 EVERY SATURDAY A NEW YEARS EVE PARTY! FAVORS -FUN FOR ALL--FOOD Sing Along With Betty 1021' PERSIAN RESTAURANT ELEVENTH ST. ROOM DINE and DANCE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT, 9 'til 2 featuring Phil Oriando and the Jesters "The Valley's Finest Singing and Instrumental Group" WE SPECIALIZE IN Shish Kebab Char-Broiled Steaks Fried Chicken Lobster Tail COCKTAIL HOUR Every Evening 5 to 7 Hot and Cold Hors D'oeuvres TURLOCK pardons N. OFF 99 FRONTAGE HIGHWAY ROAD ME 2-2375 LA 3-2626.