1962

¸... ’... ’~ ¯ .. ~.’ L
" ~;’, ’ .... ¯ .." .,, ...... . .L.’.’. ..~’.~::!=.
;.,
FRIDAY, JANUARY12, 1962
On January 19, Yosemite: National
Park will bethe area visited by the
California State Park Commission
following a monthly m’eeting to be
held in Fresnothe preceding day.
According to Sterling Cramer,
mcmberState Park Commission,who,
with NPS and YPC Co.’ personnel,
arrangedthe itinerary for the field
trip, the first stop in the Parkwill be
al Wawona.There, two approaches
to the preservation’of historic sites
will be observed:the collection and
reconditioning of historic Buildings
at lhe PioneerYosemiteHistory Center
and the preservation of original
exteriors with remodeledinteriors
for modernuse as has been done at
the Wawona
Hotel.
After lunching at BadgerPass the
commissionerswill tour the entire
area by snow tractor and have the
opportunityto observethe oldest ski
area irl California, one dedicatedio
family recreation. The clpproach to
recreational skiing here, says Mr.
Cramer, is worthy of study by the
group.
Theremainderof the c.lcly is to be
spent in the Valley discussin(i concessioner policies arid Mission66 wlth
NPSand Company
persorinel.
GOLF
Thenext local Go!f: Club hip will be
to Turlock on Sunday, January 2].
ContactCharlie Eaglo, Yosernile Lodge
Transportationdesk, {or the sign-up.
SENTINEL.-JAN.9, 1942
Theannou:~cen~enlot: Vickie Ward’s
engagen~er)t1o WendellOtter wc:~s no
areal surprise to Ihelr friends.
:...: ....~.:. .... ... ... :.;.:.
... Yosemite
..
STATE. PARK COMMISSIONERSTO
. VISIT YOSEMITE
.:~",:.::.,-.:..-:!..:.
:
.
¯
..,
NEW.TRIO FOR SKI SUPPERS,
.AI Cava’s.Triois newat the Indian:
Room
"this ’season,. ’playing for Ski .
Suppersaswell as.rHghtiy dancing
(except Sunday) and Tea.Dances
Saturday betweensix andsevenlp.m:
AI Cava, bass, Walter Rueger,.drums,
and Joseph Lukewitz at.. thepiano,
with AI and Joe doingthe.vocalizing,
are the three musicians, and their
pel~formanceis e×citing, fa?orable
comment.
.Both AI Cava and Walter Rueger
played in Yosemite with Jimmy
relating to the Park durhig MS recent
Smathers’bandin 1958.
v~s~t here. Others, f~’om lest, are Keith
The Ski Suppers, of which there Neilsml, Ha~’old Ozdmet, Ster[ing Cra:
havebeenthree to date, are scheduled me~’. John C. Preston,, H~lme~: Oeh[mann, and’ William Sehnettler.
for Monday and Thursday nights.
ChefFredPierson’sfine foodis served ’HOUSING PLAN DISCUSSED
from 7:30 until 8:30. Reservations
A proposal, for construction Of
are necessary,and the.privilege card housingfor YP&C
Co..ernployeesat El
rate is $3.00 includingtaxes.
Portal, wherethe National Park Ser--o-vice is developingan adminstrative
SKI SCHOOLSTAFF COMPLETED site, was"dicussedwithCongressman
After two years absence, Max Good Harold (Bizz) .Johnson during his
has relurned from Grizzly Peak, Mon- visit to the Park on Friday, December
tana, where he has been teaching
29.
"
skiing, Io rejoin the YosemiteSki
Details of the plan wherebYland
School staff. He was an instructor
for the houseswouldbe leased from
here during the winters of 1958 and the National Park Service on a 10ng1959.
termbasis to insure the availability of
Ann Whiteside and Lynn Tocher, financing foi construction were out.
both from Calgary, Canada, have lined. Mr. Oehlmannexplained that
been added1o the staff, bringing the employees
wouldbe assuredof assisto)al numberof instructorsto fifteen.
tance in disposingof their equity in
The two gh:ls will be teaching the ’ the houses when theiremployment
children’s classes, says Ski School was terminated, and. that a reasonDiredor Nick Flare.
able time would be given for the
--oemployeeto negotiate a sale, after
SLIPSIN THETYPE
which the Companywould, purchase.
Weregrel that in the last Sentinel the equity and assumepaymentsUntil
the following nameswere omitted a successorownercould be found.
from ihe Badger Varslty Football
Followingthe discussion,Congress.
Teamof 1961: RandyCrorner, Gordon man Johnsoncalled to arrange, a
Howe, Jocly McEIligott and Keith
meetingwith officials Of the SanFran-
"rhomas.
(COlllhllledonlllill.’
Ihl’¢l,)
I’HESE iTEMS ARE FOR THE INTERESTOF PARKEMPLOYEES
ANDARE NOT FOR PUBLICATION
.. ". ::.
¯
.:.:: .: ,..
),.
..
::
!.
;.’.
!.
!"
.
...
-’
...
"..
... ¯
’. ¯
¯ ....
. - ~¯
:..
’~ " ’ ’:; : " " ::: id:" i" VISITATION
:.i:.":":i
::: YOSE*MI:T E SEN T i NEL: ’’ ESDAY’:’S
"DAYS
: : -: ::: ., ::- k ’~.i/;:.:)
~. " ~i:. :!-,": .... ." Fublished
:
"
:The"chi"dren’ssk
~r0gram,
Success-.
:
"Almost
a
m on"and"aciuariere:.’"
....¯ .
. , . .’by":’
..
. /..
.
.
~,:/.
.
....
, . , . ....
.p
~
. ,
: ¯ . ¯
.
........
..~.Yosemlte Park .andCurry Co., ~.: ful for So many.years, was .started
sons
entered
YosemlteNahonal:;Pa’f
i.::; ....
,::iii.il
./.~,... .:...r for the information of - for. another ,winter’. or1 Wedr~esday,. duringi1961 :tO esiabllslP’anew reco~
i:i,i’}::..;....:’i
: .YosemiteValley.residents. ; .. January i0 under the. chairmanshipfoi: numberof visitors. in. a -sing
v..:ii:ii
::,,..:./,-.::.
EstherMorgenson’
..... Editor" .of Eileen Berrey.: A modest charge Of yeai-, accorcling"io:Assisfant.Su
L’.. i’;.;:..:.’.:’.:.;..!ii!..’!i:’"
:.: i’: ../.H..Oehlman.n
givesa..childti~ansportationto,
intendent
Keith:Neilson.
The." total ~~of
,,±__.:::-:Adxisor.".... : $1.00
.; ’:".,i,i:.i).’.!.
:: ;i .i!; .: ’i:..:i :H",K’:. Ouimet
.--:-- : ~-. Advisor..: Badger
Passona YTSbus,"provides.: i,227,1i 0 exceeded
:. th:e ."previ0us:ii.
":."ii:i!...:i:i:;.~..!.
’...... H.. Berrey.:._. L.. ,__ .-~’ .Advisor"’ "a’sk ess0n
andequipment
if neededi
.record. of.1,150;385
set.: ir~ 1960,11
b);!,":.ii.i’.;"i
, , . ¯ . , ’ " ¯ ¯ ..: ¯
..
¯
"::""
.....’.-.’ ’" ;i " ~¢,.o4,,e¢.e¢,.e,e,e,[email protected],,ee,e~¢,~ee~eee,
-..
....
: - .
" Children are: divided into groups 76,725, Or 6.7 percent;:. :....;ii"i’.:~,{:"
......
"
"
STONEMAN
HOUSE"accordingtotheir
....
.......
!:".:i..:?~.:!:.:
..
:.
, .. . . . .
ages ~
andabilities "’As .in. previous.:yearsi::.July
.and:...":..;!:.’.i;:i
"":~ ~
"".’Stoneman House’.’ is the name.. and’ itaught, the ¯ latest techniques AugustWere.the big months...."" :"::::.;.":":"
. .... ¯ :. ,.-;-.:"i
¯ :..::""..... ’ g!ven to the i.newly reconstructed :.under the .direction of " Nick" Fi0re,
"
:’:I~I,
.
,... "=.i ".,i. " Camp’
Curry. Pavilion.which..now.pro-:, keroy. Rust. and.instruct0rs from the"...v :Tioga Passshowed,the" greatest
: ....i .:..i..i.
vides] 8rooms
with bath. TheattraC-. YosemiteSki. School.Chi dren "from increaseof any of the.four.enti-ances : .! ’~ :. i:::i
¯ " . ¯ t0.thePark."Thenew Tioga" Road "i’s
fi."i"
’i:.i...:.:.:
:five. new.. roomsiwere opened.for
El. Portal and WawonaSchools .also
".": " occupancy, on December 22 and were
participate. ¯
Chairman Eileen Berrey wishes to
i..i. )’ ..both; well received.and Well filled
:..... :.
during the.H01idaYs."
emphasize certain necessary rules
/.~::... ..:.... .
.Theyaredecorated
in warm
beige, which must be observed:
¯ :". !
brown and soft green tones, with a
Children in first grade and kinder:""" .;.". " decorative wall panel of blossoms
garten
must be supervised by a
..
. ,’. ,’,
" .: ~
in each room. Fourteen of.the rooms parent.
L’.V’:’"’
Any children going to Badger Pass
’i’" " are. double; the others have mezzo"’
nine sleeping areas and accommodate on "Ski Days"., either on the bus or
’ ! :- fourl total. Each room has a private
by private transportation, who do not
;I’.
.:i
:
".entrance leading tO the covered
attend class, must buy their own ski
,.:: .: ..porch, and planted areas which will
lift tickets at the regular local rate.
:
provide pleasant outdoor relaxing
¯
JUNIOR SKI TEAM¯:
¯ space for summerdays.
Closely connected with the Wednesdayclasses is the junior ski team
THE POPULAR SNOWFLAKEROOM program explained as follows by
¯ ’, .Lunching in the Snowflake Room Charles Woessner, Chairman of the
proved to be a popular pastime for
Boys and Girls Committee, Yosemite
Lions Club. The best skiers among
.
Badger Pass guests during the Holi.days.
Ahwahnee
food
served
at
long
the Wednesday
pupils are invited and
,.
tables in the blue and white Snow- encouragedto try out for the .Junior
:
-.
flake .Roomattracted up to 80 percent Ski Team.This learn is sponsoredand
of Ahwahneeguests as well as many supported principally
by the Lions
¯
transients, .bringin~.] the numberof Club, wilh assistance from the Yosepeople served to as high as 225 on mite Winter Club and lhe Yosemite
Park andCurry Co. I1’. hasno conrlec..
....
some ciays. The two-level
outdoor
deck"wilh huge umar~lla.~ for sunny tion with the =chad: likewise the
days (of whid~ there were many) Wednesdayprogram has no car~nec.
wasthe choice p!a.:e Io -,’.,at.
From lion w;lh the L~ons Club.
i’h:~, ski team meetseach Saturday
the deck, the view of all ;}’e Badger
Pass area i.~, wonderfully comprehen- andS~..’ncl~:~yandcertain other announced times under the direction
of
sive.
C~;c~cl’, L~,roy Rus~for instruclion and
For lhose Whornc:y be interested,
in downhill racing and
reservations are necessary and may praclicr.,
’’ ~e,.~ . by calling
TheAhwalInee .sl-~lom. These sessions are open to
be obta~
.
¯ ’ ....... or;-Yo~_emileLodcje de.~,ks, or prefer- any lac~.l children who wish to try
ablythe informc~lior~ desk a~ Badger o~i. 1"l:,.~se whoc~refelt to bequalified
are d~osen o.s memberso~ the ~eam
Pa-:s wheretickels are sold.
The privilege card role on week by lhc, Boys and C-,irls Comrnitlee of
’
days.is $1.SOplu:" ~’ax, on weekends the Lions Club, a~:ting on the adviceof’.
Coach
Ru,:.l. "[he Basisaf the cl~oice is
and ho!idays, $2.50 plus tax.
: ::,::,;~i.-. ’ ...’
,
L
:.:.,:.....!i.ii~
’.ii.:i.;.
l
l
l
l ’l
~l
’ J l
: l
i
S ltlOl
aSK
DieDadRing.
l
"
/..".. v ..... ¯ ¯ "l¯thank youkindly," says Ole Dad, l
.’ .., -.""for the honor of solving the problem
’ . ¯ .-.~ ithat each year, instead of clearing up
:" the confusion of this earth, we Seem
.
....: . . to create more. Butlamhappyto see
... ... ’. that at last people are taking a real¯ .istic.
step in trying to solve the
... ..: .."problems of the world, mainly by
¯.: ’ ask ng mefor advice.
:
.
’
l
are they? Havesomeonepush up and
downon the ¯foot ¯ ¯brake to see if your¯
brake-light .is functioning properly.
This is particularly¯ important. . Then"
the State law requires that rear
license plate be illuminated, therefore
check this lamp too.
~
I
A car sticker will not be i’ssued if
any wheels in use have bald tires.
’ "The way I see it is," says the old Appraise them. In the matter of
fellow, "we all get started off on
¯ brakes, moveyour. car forward and
"
thewrong foot every New Year. In
apply both foot and hand brakes. Are
the first place the New Year isn’t
they OK?Lastly, listen to your muffler.
a new year. It’s actually older than If it is noisy and ineffective, you may
:
the Old year, mainly by one year.
be asked to have it replaced because
"Now every year we are given a here in Yosemiteas with other nationmental image of the NewYear being al parks, a major aim is to retain the
:
¯ " ushered in and the old man out, the peace and quietude of the wilderness.
new one being a young infant and the Your cooperation is requested and
.:
old one a beaten old man. Symbolical- appreciated.
. ly nothing could be worse, becausethe
~O~
infant needs care and advice, and
GUESTSMINSTERS
....
the 01d man has had it. Now my
Mary Alice and Bill Henning are
:
theory is that the newyear shouldn’t
vacationing in Texas. During their
be the NewYear at all. It should be
¯ absence, the pulpit of the Yosemite
the old year, and when we usher it
CommunityChurch will be filled on
in, the younger by-gone year could
January
14 by the Rev. Roland Earl
turn the problems of the younger year
Smith from Walnut Creek. Rev. Smith
over to the older year whois naturally
is the Baptist representative on the
by¯age more r.ophisticated and wiser
YosemiteNational Park Church Board.
than the new year which has just
OnJanuary 21, Rev. Bernard S. Davis,
ended. In other words, ’Out with the
¯ new and on willl the old’ should be of Fresno, will preach as he has done
frequently during the local minister’s
¯our¯m0tto.
absence.
"You know dc~rn well that the
young whipper’~nc~pper they keep solution to all world problems. It
running in on us every year just
doesn’t seemto have the glamour of
can’t handle the job. Youth is a won- some of The ideologies
floating
derful thing, bul it’s
wasted on aroundthis ea’rth, but if it ever gets
children. I say, ,,.let an older manthat
into the han.ds of the right person
knows somethir’!
look out"!
"Common
se,’.::~:.,,
of course is the
HAPPY OLD YEAR, EVERYBODY!
~l ~l’ l’ l ~’ I .d’ ‘ . l
’CREDITUNION
I MEETINGll
.
,[ i!’.i
~:,, r~ ’,.::C"
The annual meeting of membersof
:;:,-: ,.,,,:
the Yosemite Credit Union will con: iil i,.::i:i:i;:
vene at 7:30 .p.m., Monday, January
Jh:l
I I ’ I ’ I I ’ ~’I I
15, in the.. Museum. . Membersare
.i:..’ .i."i:.’~.’.
Urged¯ to attend, asa quorum̄ (10%
~.../":".
of the Voting membership)IS. required
,.: .... l l I l
before ¯business
may be transacted,
i:i’
~l’l’l
II
. ii".
i:
In addition to the reports of officers
,.,..-...
:...";..i,:
and committeemen, there will be a
:: , ; .i.
general dicussion of the 1961 oper- ¯
:: .
!:"-":;’:
ation and the nomination and election of officers and committeemen
for
the coming year.
~O~
HOUSINGPLAN DISCUSSED
(Continuccl
from page one)
l
cisco regional office of theI Federal
Housing Adminstration. On Tuesday,
January 2, Harold Ouimet and
Assistant Superintendent Neilson met.
with the Congressman at the FHA
office and reviewed the plan for the
benefit of that agency.¯ They were
given assurance that the’. proposal¯
would be forwarded to the Washington office of the FHAimmediately,
and that a report on the possibility
of FHAfinancing would be forthcoming. Meanwhile, Park officials
.are
exploring facets of the land-leasing
arrangement.
Latest wordis that RegionalDirector
J. Frank Pendergasi of the FHAand
the agency’s cheif estimator was
in the Park on Thursdayto inspect¯ the
El Portalsite.
..,::::..,.,.’.:,,’.!:
:j,:i~i
’,.’.
¯ ~.::-.-,"..~,":. , ~ ~,’."’..:L...",:: , .. ,
. ~..."
¯ . . . ~" :’."
.
/L~"~r:,~",’’~.’’,r~
. ’".,.,’’:,1.,..
?:ii:"ii.ii:!!{ii.i::i:ii:::.
I i. :-:......... :-..... ,..".- .i ¯ ... ’ ~" "
:’:.’~d ;.. ’:.
. ""
....
M,~’’. ; .’:,’..,
".
.,:.
’....,:;.":
,::.:,."
:(i ~":"
i:..’~
." ...
’"
" " .,... ¯
"
.’
’~
:) ",I~’-’:
:., ...’,"..,L’~.’ ’. "...’~., ’-;, :):(f":
YOSEMiTESENTINEL
. "i .
"
......
. .~r:.:;.~; , ." . .,... : ....
.:. ... ;./: :i. .:)::-:ii..:.:.!:.
’
,":.,-"
’
" "
"
’:’r’ :’,:’’~
" "" : " LOCAL¯¯’
AUTHORS
;. ’,’:"".";
::: ’ :",;
¯¯TRUMANEMERso
¯
. :.. ,."::..’
.~r.:.:’,i."
/’::":1;::"::,):
’.."
."
:"..
OFF TllEWIRE
.. ’ ,.’Wawono’s ¯ Yesterdays.. :.,,
..........,.........
Yosemite"friends
:of Tr:U
’"-". ’ ’ HOT,
¯ i’ !:?:::~:":;":."
. ....
.. " ...’ .
. ..
, ¯
; ,,written-,:-,:..
..:,":;....
,...;: : ’""The;man::...
.:
X
. .
.
.
"
,
¯.
.’i::-.> .:..("L’.’.:..
¯ . :.z’~.:r:i.
man Emerson.wilbe’ interested
in.:.
: : "
.:~? f~’~]~,~..
... by Shirley Sargent;. was .published
"
.....
v: (~0
reading
the
following
ietterreCeived
:i
’"
." :¯¯December
12 by.theYosemiteNatur61.
::. . ". : :i:
.:....~: .- :-,. ....¯ . .........
.,,
.~1|~~
". ’
....
’
-’...-"~:-,:[
" ~.:;::::::!";":
:": fro.~ his ~aughter..onbehalfof ali
" ,,;~
I/’,,:,[:,
.. History Association. It. is a 104page.i.-:,. I
’ ,,.~
~., ~~.~,4~T’1
. ,,_~..._~L~v.~.~r~"¢/
....
........
-.
’,
’. i~:::::!
illustrated booklet dealing : with
-. ~,~.’ ....... ~, , ,...~’
,,7/
.’, - :i.-~ :.( :(:(!>:y:: .. his friendswewish
to extendWishes
, ....- ....... for his speedy.recovery.
.
" ¯ . .’
(.Wawona’scolorfuI. Mstory between.:." ::::i
:
’ .
’
~~~.1
.2.
::::::".i- ,
¯ ’.L’, ,’~: " ¯ .’ ¯ .
"My father, iT. H. Emerson,is very. -)~~[..L
’ ’ 1856 and.1932. Bes des Covering 221". i"~i
¯ :,.¯¯¯¯,¯¯!¯~:¯:: ’i¯¯ ¯
¯
¯
~~~.[’J~~k,~l~l,~,~L
~
:subjects,
the booklet has a source:’
./i..
¯ :. , ::;
ill in the hospital.
He is tohave a
"~--.~_..~.k
:..:.i’ :.::...i....:: ’ throat operation verysoon. He misses ["~~""
:-~L~;"~-Z-~k’--~list,
chronology
bibliography,
and.
in.~
. ...
¯ ..
. .:,~:..;,: ¯ ....
..
i(’i~;i.J :i! Y°semite and his. good friends Up Reunion-~.. ¯
¯dex.". . ..,, ..
. : : ... ;. : .’ ../: ,,i!.!:/.:::::!::,
Yosemite
area:auth0r
Sargent.
has... :, ::.:::i::::i:;.!:;:i:..
’
....,, . - ....
there
a
lot.
I
felt
that
it
would
cheer
’
Nan~:y
:and
Russel
CaraY
made
it
..
:.:i’:
’: i him tohear from them. He enoys
a family reunion f0r" Mary and
in. the.Park
off andonsince.:...;’.i: :.,:...:..: :,,, ....
"
:"¯
¯ ,. ’
,
i
:
¯ , ’ . ?: . "." I ": .."" .’"..":"(
’ Cards and reads them over and over.
1936
and
Is
nowa
permanent rest.. (:
I. ~,:.:",’..Charley Proctor when they.came from
.1 sawhim last night. His voice is just
Colorado to visit her parents for a dent at F0resta whereshe has spent .:.: .:
¯-:: ..):
¯ .’
i
, .-..
" .....
.".i-.i
a whisper now but he still
jokes a week after Christmas. Peggy was summersfrom1952on..
.’
.
,
.
¯
.::..
.
A professionalwriter with a passion.’ ¯ i ,. , ......
¯ little and reads the ’Yosemite Sentinel’
already homefrom the University of
for Yosem
teh story, Mss SargentihaS
. : }:::,::~:~;.i::i~:
which I brought to the hospital."
Colorado.
’
"
¯ "
.". . t’(. "~?.’?~’:::/,:;
:’:.
had
four
teenage
novels
published.....
i~..’~/:~.;’..
Anymail
should
be
sent
to
211
S.
Leave.i
r’......,,
1! . ,.:~ :"’
:,
Vernon, Azusa, Calif.
Wesley Conner is on leave of ab- and recently sold a juvenile book,:. ¯ ~¯¯¯.¯¯~:¯¯~¯¯
¯
. :
"Stop the Typewriters!",
:to the. i:<:..<.
,
--o-.. ..,
sence from YP&C Co. to work on
.,....
:
Abelard-Schuman firm in New York. i: .~ :
’
EVENTS AND HOURS
landscaping plans for Vacation
"~’"" =’";:’;r’~’: ~-:~ "
.
(.;
/
.
,.
.
’" = =’" ""
.
AHWAHNEESKI SUPPERS -Monday and Thursday, food served
from 7:30 until 8:30 p.m.
PIZZA PARTIESIn the Mountain Room, Yosemite
Lodge, each Friday from 5:30 to
6:30 p.m.
AHWAHNEETEA DANCES-Every Saturday evening from 6 to
7 p.m.
NEW HOURSThe Village Beauty Shop is now open
from 9 a.m. to 5:-45 p.m. Tuesdays
through Saturdays, closed on Sundays
and Mondays.
The Village Coffee Shop is now
open from 7 a.m. until 2 p.m.
Village in San Diego, a new and
exciting project, being developed by
JohnSkirpall of Mission Bay. Mr. E. T.
Spenceris the architect. Dorothy and
Terry accompaniedWasto San Diego.
They expect to be gone for about two
.months.
FarewellNPSfarewells are frequent. Ruth
and Charlie Hill moved to Sequoia
National Pork at Year’s end where
Charlie will be Assislont Superintendent. Dan Nordgren has also been
assigned to Sequoia. Sigismund
Zachwieja will assumethe duties of
Administrative Aid at Isle Royale,
Michigan, in mid-February.
NoteA nole from Lenora dePfyffer tells
of her family’s life in San Clemente:
"Hilda is working here in San
Clernente and Paul and Sherry live
in LagunaBeach. Sherry is going to
Long BeachState to get her teacher’s
credemials. Paul works in Santa Ana
.for OrangeCounty, so they are very
busy during the week. Usually they
come down on the weekend, so we
see them quile often. Ralph plays golf
about lhree times a week and works
in lhe garden once in a while."
BOY SCOUTSIN YOSEMITe, EN MASSE
Four i~unchv~.d.~tr¢.ng, almost twice
as manyas k~st year, Monlerey Area
Boy Scouts and their ~:dvi~ors invaded
Yosemitelasl v,,eekenc~ for cm annual
winter outing -vhi(h t’,ns been Ioking
.~"~,for some 25 ye~rs.
place ha,
Heudctuc..r~erec.{(r) CutupCurry, the
boys bunked ;n fl~eir o,,v~ sleeping
bags on co:s se| up ;n tt~e cafeteria
and in ~-~[)in:~ o, ~ Coml~ Curry and
Yosemite Lodge.
"~~-~"
~vt~:.~.,,., were served
.
[odqc:
Cafeteria.
at the Yot,,.:mile
we, r(, llte chief recrea- VisitSnowsi,)orls
Andy Scarbrough of the San Frantion for 1he weekencJ,, approxlmalely
200 boy s~:ou|s vk, i~i~g Badger Pass cisco Office nnd Ellen and Marshall
Hall from lhe Los Angeles Office
on Saturday.
"Yosemite Yarns,, a collection of
~
folk tales compiledby DougHubbardi:--:.":-I:.::~:..~:"l
and Laurence Degnan :with~art work
¯ "i.: "’"...: ¯
I,:....i
by Ed Vella,¯
Dave Hubbard and
. ,..~..’ :.
Eddie Webb, has beenpubl!shed. [i ." :. .: ’.:
:~
:
" "
’ . ."t~...i: ’
recen tly .
¯.
I; . : " i’l
_.
~
, .’, t
swAP
TAK
i’:::
:
For sale: New,1961 TVAirline. Call
Eldon Dean, FR 2--4471 or 2"4611.
1955
Pontiac, automatic transmi
ssion. Coil HomerLeach at FR 2-4342
or see car at Arch RockRangerStationl
1959 !.’-,
ton pickup deluxecab
Radio and heater - 3 speed trans.
6
_.
cyL’ evcellentcondition one owner car.
Phone FR 2-4308 see at Yosemite
Parkline.
1957 Beacontrailer, 42 ft. Contact
Personnel Office for further information.
i::::.":,....
(.
’ : " ’
.!i .... ll
~.
I
i:ii
"
¯ i!’
.. :...i: " ¯
~.:
(
.
i.
:
"1
!’.
- :
i.
. ¯ ,-..:-. ::.:
::
!¯i
!:
were in Yosemite last weekend for
a conference with George Oliver on
sales promotion.
Card-
"."
!.
A christmas card from Phil and
Evelyn Whitaker and Duncan Bradshaw:
"Greetings to the staff and thank
youfor the ’Sentinel’. Weread it, every
article, and then sendit along to Edna
Burkland, and she in turn passes it
along to some of the Palm Spring
contingent."
,
iL; ’
....
,. ’,: ¯
. i"
,.., :, :,,.....: :’..i~
.’~.
’...
, ~....
.. ,’.
,..
.
, ..
¯
....
....
.."...
,, .....
’i~’
’
"
~
....
PARKCOMMISSIONERS
VISIT
¯ ¯’: LIONS ROAR AGAIN
"
’,
State
park
commissioners
who
-i
’ i .. i
¯
::-,..
" visited
20,;were
Yosemite
on Friday,
January
treated
ta o Sn0mobile
Tour
¯: ’
....
¯¯ ....... ’ -.. ¯ ’". i,":,¯:;
;~ ::
" ’.....
¯CHANGE
...." IN
HIRING ¯PROCEDURE
if:::~.:ii
The District
Fourof(California
Employmentlofstudentsth~-oughthe
i :;:;
Nevada)
convention,
Lions infer; and
Variouscollege
pJacemenibureausis :i’ .i.i.’:~~i:;i;i,i.
national, held at Disneyland Hotel to be the newpolicy of theYosemite¯ ." ii;":-"
:""::
of the Badger Pass area during a real
on January .19 and 20, was attended Park and Curry Co..
"
’ , ~. ,.;,’ :{ ,....,’..
, . ...y.. ,.- :. ¯
."..
i .snow. storm. Although they could not by International Counselor and Mrs.
The Personnel office has prepared
~....
. ..,.: "view thehigh mountains of Yosemite’s Wendell Otterl local President and a form posta’l card ¯which will be
’ (:’:.,’.,’,,:.’:;.’;’,.
~,,...’.
~.,,,.’..,.. ~ .,.;~...,:
"back country as they circled Badger, Mrs. Harold Breeding, Second Vice
..!.
!.
:’
.’..::
;":-.,:.’.F,I;,,
..
mailed to the thousands.of students
.they
did
receive
fine
views
of
a
func¯ ¯ ’I
President Harold Morris, Secretary
who write letters requesting.summer.
ti0ning ski resort whichwasthe pur- walter Fitzpatrick, and Director Miles I
¯ .~
work in Yosemite.
’ .
l
poseof their visit.
i,.- .r:: !,.:~’..
Cooper. There were approximately.
, ’ i
It states that, "Since it is nowour
¯’
At their ¯meeting "in Fresno the 4500 delegates at the convention,
policy to employ students:mainly
.,o. ,..
!
previous day, plans for proposed
making it. the largest District Four through college placement.. services,
¯
land acquisition and development at
convention ever held.
¯ : . ; "!.:,"."
we suggest that. you makeapplication
Millerton Lake, as well as additional
~ L -’. ...,’,
Disneyland Park was turned over through your placementoffice.. If that
..
developments in Kern County were to the Lions for one evening, and
office does not have information coni’. ’ - ,. .’,
¯ ’
discussed. In line with their newpal- the local group reports that President
¯ ’., , ’, -..¯ .
cerning job opportunities and em¯
i:, , .’..:. ’..::.
"
icy on recreational areas wherehunt- Harold Breeding ran the legs off.
il " . .: ,-’ " , "
pl0yment procedures for this Cam-.
ing and other uses not permitted in
... . ’..¯ :
..
everyone getting in as manyrides as pany, we will be glad.to send itto
.
state parks will be allowed, the
them on their request."
¯ :, _; ...... ,~r
commission designated some 4500 possible. It is also rumoredthatVickie
In
the
future,
applications
will
be
acres along the Colorado River as Otter never worked so hard at saving,
screened by the colleges according
recreational area.
moneyas she did there, trying to
to proceduresset up .by the Company
Sterling Cramer, rnember of the take advantage of all the free rides.
¯ ::
PersonnelOffice.
.;. ’ ~:.. ,.state park commission,states that the
Last year at aboutthis time, . thou. i ¯ ."
~O~
aims of the comrnission are, in view
sandsof letters arrived for the PerNEW OFFICERS FOR CREDIT UNION
of the increasing population of the
sonnel Office-over 6,000 actually,
state, to reserve some beaches and
GeneEwing has been elected suc- from students who wanted summer
park areas for public use in future
cessor to Charlie Hill as president of jobs in Yosemite.Thoseapplications
..:.
. . .
years.
the Yosemite Credit Union. The other were from students who had not
¯ . ..
.
officers ore Bill Schnettler, Vice Pre- workedhere before.
--o-sident, and GeneOttone!!c, Secretary.
Since there aren’t that manysumLET IT SNOW!
Treasurer.
.m~r jobs in Yosemite, and in conWith 11" of powder snowfalling in
Elected lo the Boardof Directors at sideration of the time involved in anYosemile Valley and 33" at Badger
lhe annual meeting an January 15 swering that manyrequests, the PerPass last weekend, one could begin
were Harold Schmidt, Bill Brecken- sonnel Office decided that a change
.,
,.
to believe we’re having that heavy
kamp, and George Oliver. Holdover
in procedu.rewasnecessary.
winter we’ve been yearning for-all
The experienceof last spring will
members of tile
Board are Chuck
over sunny California. Whenit literWoessner, Elmer Fladrnark, and Fred show how few jobs are available
ally and unbelievably snowed from
to new ernployees. As in the past,
t~
, . ~.::
Quist. The Supervisory Cornmittee is
Yosemite to lhe sea, we must have
invitations to return were sent to
had it! The coasl ranges looked more Jim Taylor, Les Moe, Bob Lee, Kathy
those
who had been previously emKelley, Chuck Remy, and Olga Ossi;
like the Sierra than the Sierra last
ployedon a satisfactory basis. Seven
Monday, and there were snowmen and the Credit Committee, Valerie
hundredand fifty such invitations
standing in yards all over Cenlral
Eagle, Bill Breckenkamp,Agnes West- were rnailed. Five-hundred eighteen
California.
fall, and Walter Fitzpatrick.
¯ ..
.
(Continued on IX~ fo~H)
.
.:.
THESEITEMS ARE FOR THE INTERESTOF PARKEMPLOYEES
ANDARE NOT FOR PUBLICATION
, . "
’.
,
..
, , . :L.,
i:i:i
:r~’.’...
.,.~.,,] ,.. ".- .’.
" H. K. Ouimet__-i_~_-.~ Advisor .. "Hulda Rust: has always" been" so..
-.. H.Berrey " " " ....
Advisor ’ kind .to us."and .helpe d :us pick out
’:. "
i.." "’~
....
" ’..
¯
published same "myths and truths"
about our economicsystem:
’Myth
"
"
.i
:
..
Wealthis dollars.
.
" TruthProsperity
can’t be printed. The only
.. " ....
source of more wealth is more pro.....
’ ’ duction, not more money.
¯:’,.
. MythThe government will give it to us
. free.
Truth Government cannot give the people
¯.
°:’anything it has not first taken from
them.
Myth Capitalism exploits the workers.
¯ ¯ : ¯ i.
’
.
..
Truth Workers receive 85% of the total
national personal incomein the U.S.A.
(Economic Ah-nanac, 1960)
Myth An employee should be able to become an executive, but work only
an 8 h.our day.
Truth....
it ~.akes the 8 hours for the employee
to earn his current salary. Any "gelring ahead" must be done by developmental work after hours.
Myth-.Business makes-10 cents to 50 cenls
profit on eachsales dollar.
Truth -Business make~3 cenls profit on each
sales dollars after taxes. (Internal
revenuestatistics)
The "Builefin" states ils belief
that lack of economic understanding
also visited Veta Mason; in Washington D.C., Ruth and Charlie .Young
and family. Beautiful weather all the
way, they say, as they went northern
route. Returning via the southland,
they drove through snow muchof the
distance from Washington to Yosemite, including Phoenix and all of
California.
Just ahead of the snow came
Mickey and John Curry. from three
weeks in Southern California where
they enjoyed shirt-sleeve weather at
PalmSprings and did a lot of sailing
at Balboa. In fact, so enamoredare
they of the sport that they brought
back a boat which they hope to launch
on some not-too-distant lake next
summer.
~0~
NEW LAUNDRYHOURS
The Village Store Laundry Office
is nowopenon the following schedule:
Mondays, Wednesdaysand Saturdays
11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Tuesdays and Fridays 11 a.m. to
3 p.m. and 5 prin. to 6 p.m.
Sundays- closed
is the only possible explanation for
TwoContradictory Facts:
1- Whenthe "man-on-the-street"
is offered a choice between free
enlerprise and socialism, he regularly
choosesfree enterprise.
2- The public actively or, at least,
passively supports legislative pro,
posals which are socialistic in ten..
dencyif nol in actuality.
northern California prep school foot-"
ball team. As a result he is being considered for the north team which will
competeagainst the south’s team some
t:me next summer.
".
~..-.,
¯ ; .%-:..:, ..:~.~.,~.... ....
’ i";:"; ~¸’ "
,..-i.’CL "
.
.... "~"=...~.:.._;2.~
".. ".. ’..
.’% r ..... .. :’..’~=~,-
¯
.
.
¯
.....-
.....".’.’~"
¯ ....
"
.
’ . " ¸’
....
.
, .. /" . .~’.’..
"
~" ": " "~": ....:/From
:.:.:.:
¯
.:....’........in
~ ¯ ~
,COMMUNICATIoNs
¯
. .
.
.
stewart arid Evelyn
mpbe
Ca
II
Glend0ra,California’Stewartre-"
;".!... : ....",i:ii!!!.i .i. portsthatheis working
for theFeder" " ..".i!:ii
.alGovernmentas an audiforfor the .....
" .’."i ¯ . ::!" DefenseDepartment,wo’rkwhichcon: .’.; .:...:.."/.:.; ... sists ofauditingcontractsnegotiated.
" " ": .::: between the government
and.¯ private
"
..
" ’.’1%..
"
..
.
: :, ’companies,
" ...-. ..:-i
.He also reports that thefamily.is.
....
"".I
..
¯ : ¯ ."!:" ..well.and enjoying the warmsunny
’:";.[. ¯ "days in Glendora.
" ’.
’...
" .:,,:’" .’ ’ A.newspaperstory erltitled
"Mrs.
.’
"..’
Sedergren mixes humor with civic
. ...
.. ..’.:L .’w°rk"with pictures of FIo Sedergren Eva. Murinhy, amazed at the results
"
:.:.
has been received by one of her Yo- of feeding, rolls of.tickets in[o the that the year 1961 did not corner all
the high statistics in the travel record.
semite friends. Thestory was a profile
.s. :. " : ’ ;I
Shredmaster.
...:."
¯ written for the Port Angeles Evening
Although. 1961 was. the biggest
:..News on the occasion of FIo’s having
travel
year with 1,227,110 visits, the
ECHO$FROMTHEPENCIL PUSHERS
headed
the
United
Good
Neighbor’s
" :
...
by OlgaOssi
biggest, single day was May30,1958,
~.... neighborhood drive in Port Angeles,
Beenin the accountingoffice lately? with 28,212 visits; the biggest three
Washington,
for
the
second
year.
Well,
comearound and let us demon- days, May 28, 29 and 30, 1960.
..
. strate our new SHREDMASTER.
You with 44,218 Visits; and the largest.
..
FROMTHE SNOWFLAKE
put in a $50 scripbook and out comes single month, July of 1956 with .
"
We learn from Clyde Lockwood confetti! Obsolete rolls of tickets
271,676recorded visits.
:
that for moreefficient transportation
emerge as long, multi-colored
Winter use at Badger Pass Ski Area "
of.ski injury victims, BadgerPass has streamers! Just the thing MATSON increased greatly with 158,392visits
.
9..new Austrain Akja rescue tobogLINEmight use. Or, if you’re planning during the 1960-61 season compared
:" gans fully equipped with the latest
to get married-speak up now! Con. to 149,993 during the 1959-60sea:
innovations in first aid. The Akja is
fetti available in your favorite pastel son.
Built of aluminum and weighs less
shades. Try o1’ DadRing for rice, and
~O~
than 50 pounds. With wheel and
you’ve got it made!
SNOWFLAKE
EDITOR
handle attachments, it can be used
But, to illustrate further the func.
Helen McGarry is 1962 editor of
for summertrail rescues, It is easily tions of our department, let us tell
’The Snowflake’, that chatty news
you obout our other gem, the MICROreduced to backpack size for .long
sheet published weekly during the
trips.
FILM machine. It photographs checks
ski season for the information of
The winter-use
toboggans are
before we deposit them. Prior "to
Badger Pass patrons. From Southern
equipped wilh modern first
aid
delivery of this new-tangledshredderCalifornia, she has been hostess at.
devices including traction splints,
upper,
the micro-film machine was
I
the del Coronadoand at Alisal, and
the topic of endless discussion; now
speed splints,
sleeping bags for
has worked with the Red Cross at
it’s a has-been!
warmth, water-proof covers and acChomonix.
The other day Melba Smith, our
cessorybagswith small first aid items.
~O’--.
general cashier, brought in a huge
ON THE MEND
bundle of checks and handed them
SWAP TALK
Clare Duval, who has been conFor sale: Wardrobecloset, like new. to Mrs. Murphy to be photographed.
Contact Dick McKechnie, Ahwahnee Mrs. Murphy, our happy and always valescing from throat surgery at the
obliging file supervisor, took the homeof her sister, Mildred TuckerDining Room.
man, in San Mateo, is expected to
For sale: 1961 Fleetwood Trailer 50’ checks, put themin the shredder, pullreturn to Yosemite on Saturday. For
ed switch and said: "Let’er roll!"
by 10’- $4,600 See Barry Hutchings
Melba gasped, her face paled and, ti~e past two weeks she has been in
at Central Warehouse or Lot D6 El
"Whoops!" said Mrs. Murphy. "Wrong. San Mateo, where the operation was
Portal.
performed.
Vibram Brevettata ski boots, made pew!"
in Austria, size 10, almost new-$40.00. Call FR 2- 4866.
~’O~
SKI MOVIE
Watchfor another WarrenMiller ski
rnovie 1o be shownFebruary 10.
But don’t be alarmed, a few shreds
won’t upset our photogenic disposition!
-oShort on ski needs? The Yosemile
Lcdge Ski thop has a complete line!
Lelah Willson is on leave of absence
in order to recover from surgery
which was performed at Lewis Memorial Hospital. Also recent patients at
the local hospital were Fran Hubbard,
AgnesWestfall, and Pearl Ditton.
.L
,’.
.’
’.
.. ;i
. /t
.,.... ’:.." ,~’-";, ".~.,’"":
living-in:that"darke"st;’ continent. AS. i Erma.and
Walter.
Fitzpatrick.i
,; ,L,,,,,
.;,
,
,
.
...
¯ . :.
newlyweds, she. and her husband,̄ . .¯This number.wasslightly morein ":.
° .¯East .Africa
¯ Dick Kimball,.
went .tUganda."
both species.,
rind. individuals
than.
(Kenya,
Tanganyika,.
and’ werecounted
lasf.year,
but was be~:i..:
’":i:i.: .
Zanzibar) to teach in the secondary¯¯, low the twelve.year~-averagein. both
.
:~[.!.i:"..,.i.r...~:i,~¢.
schools there.. .....
,"
’ categories. ’ ’. ¯ ¯ ....
Letters from Jane and:Dick desOutstandingbirds. observedwere .;.,..~
cribe,
many.
aspects’
of
the
lives
of
a
Great.
Horned
Owland"apair of.. ...’.:,:;::;
.:.~;.,.: :.
’ Mother is reported to be fine, and
tll~amson s Sa
GrandmotherErma, whohad been in African people as they live, work
Psuckers.at B g Mee- . ¢:,.
:/;:i’!i¢
dow
....
""
’Hawaii for more.than a weekawait- and travel amongthem.
""’i:iI!I.:!~.:.!...:I:.::L!,.:I;
....
PLACE-ing the blessedevent, is goingto stay THE. MARKET
Taken
annually-in
and.adjacent".
’i."!."i"}.i:’i::.i":i:’.;i:i:}{i)i!!~:
¯
a little longer in order to makethe
"One of the most colorful and toYosem
teNatona
Park,
the
¯ count
¯ . ..i; :..i...".:/::’...i.(i:i;’:.~.~i:i~:.:.
. ¯ . . !;./ ’...:.: ./.::.:~;’::,..
acquaintanceof’Clifford Jeffry when interesting aspects of the African covered the area including Yosemite
",~:’.":;’.:::.""..!.:~
andwest
to El"Portal,.
and
the¯ " i!".i:!.i:.:..i::.)i:!i;..iii’)/,:
heandhis motherleave the hospital. communityis the market place, us- Valley
¯ .¯. ..,,...: ,.. :’. At this end of the line there wasa ually locatedin the center of town,as upper
rims of the Valley
south to " ’. .e..
¯
¯~....!..
¯ . ,."..’..,~,-:...,
¯
.
q
..
: ..? . . ’... ,
It is a real gathering. TempoDome, east tO Peregoy Meareport circulated that "Fitz" wasabout it is in Kampala.
~...
.-......:
". .’ ". "’ ’.’:i,, :.(: .-’,"
dow and north to Big Meadowan
to give up the bachelorlife and spend place for the Africans, and for the d,
his evenings "out on the town". Asians and Europeansit is a marvel- CraneFlat. Elevations¯ ranged.from..
Checking, we find that now he’s a ous and inexpensiv place to purchase 2,000 feet at El Portal to 8,200 feet
e
at TempoDome. Weather conditions
grandfatherhe’s contentto stay home fresh vegetablesand fruits ......
were
altogether favorable withclear.
and watch TV.
"The womenare gaily dressed in
skies,.relatively
mild temperatures
mOrn
their ’busuties’ - their native dress.
and a complete lack of wind. Snow
Theseare long dresses, partly fitted
WOMEN’S GROUP
and ice were encountered0nly above"
The Yosemite Women’s Group and partly drapedwith a colorful sash
4,000 feet.
attended a special luncheon in the around the middle. They choose"the
¯Otherparticipantson the bird count
Indian Roomon Thursday, January brightest colors and prints. The ma25, after which they saw a film,
jority of the African menwear plain were: Robert Barbee, Katharine Coakley, MichaelFitzpatrick, Carl Haglund,
"LeonardBernstein Concert."
shirts and bermudas. Most everyone
Isabel Haglund, D. H. Hubbard,Hoppy
is barefoot. The Asian womenwith
~O~
their fine silk prints addmuchcolor. Hubbard, Dorothy Johnson, James
HIRING PROCEDURE
As for the. Europeans
(that’s us) any- Johnson,VergenaKoller, P.R.F. Mar(Coutinucd
fromI):~ge oue)
shall, Mary Curry Tresidder, Kehh.
thing ar,J everythinggoes.
individuals replied indicating a de"The actual shoppingis great fun, Trexler and Robert Upton.
sire to return. Of the 518 whoreplied,
only 53 were available for the 313 especially if you are the bargaining
"Oneof the mostfascinating sights.
jobs to be filled in May.Personnelfor type- like Dick! Thereare usuallya lot seenat the rnorket, in fact, through-..
of young boys who offer to carry
the rest of the 313 jobs had to be
out the area wherewe’vebeen, is the
your basket (everyone carries large
recruited from non-sludent sources.
great loads carried by the African
Three hundred and thirty-six
of grass baskets madeby the natives)
menand womenon their heads. Great
and do your bargaining. However
those responding would be free in
Bundles of wood, huge bunches of
we are youngand strong (!) and love
Juneto fill 345 jobs openingthen.
bananas or matoke, and large pots
That left only nine jobs to offer the to try our hand at economies.We’ve are comrnonsights on the heads.of
6,000 new student applicants. With mentionedlaow inexpensivethe fresh Africans. In addition, the women
most
almostno jobs available in .June and produce is-perhaps we should give always have a.small child or baby
with moststudentsnot c~vailableuntil you an idea .... 7 cents for a huge tied to their backs.(Incidentally, perJune, little encouragement
could be
pineapple, the samefor a cocoanut, haps more amazing are the loads
offered, except that newapplicants
3 centsper poundfor potatoes,6 cents carried on bicycles by Africans-again
could be pul on a wait-lisl Io replace
wood, bananas, pots-then people,
someonewho might nol be able 1o for string beans,14 centsfor tomatoes, great boxes, tubs and so forth. And
comeor whomightnot finish lhe sea- etc. But the best thing about it is
up someof these hills! Wedo well to
;".,
. - .. ’ .
SOn.
that it is all so fresh andgood.
get ourselvesup them.)"
¯~
¯ . ,
,, ,,’/
’:
...
...:....j~
:"
.
’’"’,’"!¯,
:~..i
i:
i
:.
.: :
:tl
i.::
"
’
’
:
. .FRIDAY,FEBRUARY
9, 1962 ....
.
Yosemite’
NotionalPark,. ca f.. :....:.:
¯
’,~.:
’ "
.
’" ¯ ’.... ~i:.: ’."
’SILVERSKi ., ::. i.’ ~.::~
"
.WARREN
MILLER
SKI
MOVIE
’
WOMEN’S
GROUP
TO
MEET
RUST,
!HLENFELDT,
.,
. ’ .
,
See WarrenMiller’s "Swingln’Skis",
CHAMPIONS
, ’ ¯ .. . . ~~
’ ...
. ’ On Thursday, February 15, James
."
tomorrow,
Saturdayat
8:30
p.m.
in
.Randy
Rust
and.
Doris:
ihlenfeldt..:..’..~,..
A. Gentry of Dean Witter and Comtui’nedin thefastesttimes..,of theday",
. .... .:ii":". .....
the Village Pavilion. Tickets$1.00.
panyInvestmentBankers,Fresno,will
~O~
in the sixth annualSilver Ski Races’~.i.."..::..
talkto the Yosemite Women’sGroup
"THE ANDERSONVILLE
TRIAL’~
at BadgerPasson Sunday,FebruaryI~..:,.: ....
on investments. The meeting will be
Casting
is
underway
for
"The
An,.:
4, in which162 racerscompeted.. ..."i:!.i~’:
. in the Indian Room
at 2 p.m.
dersonville
Trial",
a
play
by
Saul
LeOn"excellent snow,under sunny:I.L:{ ........
.
,
There will be a. luncheonin the
..........
vitt
which
will
be
presented
in
Yosemii:::~);~i!~:’¢~::"
" Dining Roomat 12:45 for which reskies, tWOslalom courses were set,
te
on
March
22,
23,
and
24,
sponsored
servations should be madeby calling
one. for racers (GrouP 1 through
.. i:}"..".:
i’i"i:~::i:.;i:
-.
by the Lions Club.
GroupIV) on the No. 3 hilll and one
TheAhwahneecashier, FR 2-4421,
A semi-documentarybased on the
for beginnerson No. 2A.
by Wednesdaynoon, Price is $1.50. i.
".. .,I ~~.’." . ’.".’
official record of the actual trial of
~...~:
f.~
i~i.i.!;:~
~ii.
..,
All women
of the community
are inin groupII (Class C)..for menand
’".".., ~\’.".’..’ ~:i,.e,:
Henry
Wirz,
the
play
holds
current
as
boys, Randy Rust ran the 36 gate
.. ," ~.:i:~.,":;;:i..:, ’."
vited.
.. :,,i;,,".!,’i:¢i:.
. .,
well
as
historical
interest
as
the
coun~
.,.,:.~..’ .;. : ¯ ,~
slalom
in
41
seconds
flat.
It
was.a
~O~
¯ L, . : ~:’,’ . ~I.:" ".’, ’
¯
terpart of the Eichmann
trial.
red-letter day for Randy,the first
i ’-’: ,:."i’.
".".....~.,
SKI SUPPERPREVIEW
. ¯ ,., . .. ,’ v, .-. ".L.
¯.
" i’ " ,, . .... ’
Henry
Wirz,
the
officer
in
charge
race he ever wonfrom his father .who
:,
".7: : ’. .,~ ,
About seven o’clock on a Wednesof
the
Confederate
Prison
at
Anderforeran
the
course
in
41.3
seconds.
~
day evening at The Ahwahneethere
.
i:. ", ...
...’ .: , ..;:
.. ’,.
$’. ’
¯ ,. ¯
sonville, Georgia, washeld respon;7"..
¯
’.....’.::Brian
Wilhite
ran
a
Close-second
will be a long table in the foyer that’s
. .,’,.,. ~’~’ . . ,. ,:
partially filled with trays of colorful sible for the deaths of 14,000 out of to Randyin 41.4 seconds.Third place
i ’ i’"’:. "", i:. ,
arrangements, each looking like a 40,000 prisoners whodied from neg- was taken by Gregg Todd at 46.4
lect,
exposure,
or
inhuman
treatment.
Dennis.
Parrish
provided
the
spec. . if. ’. :" :’.i.":.:
flower centerpiece waiting to grace
i’. .. ". ? ".
The
play
had
a
successful
run
on
tacular
of
the
day
by
sliding
through.
somelarge dining table.
!..., .
,. ’.’ ,:",~,
,,. .
" 2.... ,
., ¯ , . ,’:. ,.~
But they really aren’t centerpieces, Broadway, and is presently being the finish gate on his back. In spite
of the spill, whichfailed to win him i.. !: :....:.i.
)
beautiful as they are; they are platters madeinto a movie.
There
are
22
parts,
all
male,
and
a silver ski, his time wasgood.
’ " ’. " .:.’.". .....
of salads and relishes soonto be conanyone
interested
in
participating
In
Group
III
through
VII,
Yosemite
sumedby a crowd of hungry skiers
shouldcontact Sterling Cramer.
Junior Racers and Beginners gave a
(and non-skiers) whoattend the Mon-ogoodaccount of themselves,, taking
day, Wednesday
and Friday night ski
OSTRANDERTO OPEN
five first placesout of a possibleeight.
suppers.Bul until the hour appointed,
OstranderLakeSki Hut will be open JUNOR RACERS
they wail, splendidly.
ed
early next week,accordingto John Group
III (12 to 16 yrs. incl.)
Moretrays arrive, pusheddownthe
Loncaric.
Boys
hall by white-coated waiters. This
Helene and Clarence Miller are to Charles Baird
44.7
time riley bring platters oF cold meats,
be
the
people
in
charge,
so
make
Ken
Melton
44.9
trays of breads, andmorerelishes.
your reservations early. The Millers
BradDitton
46.6
There is Executive Chef Fred Piermanaged
Sunrise
Camp
last
summer
son supervising the arrangement,and
Girls
and
established
a
fine
reputation
for
47.4
he is assisted by the carver AbeShepDorisIhlenfeldt
themselves
as
warm,
friendly
hosts
ard.
Claudia Reynolds
47.7
and
providers
of
excellent
food.
"Wouldyou like to go back to the
Donna Ruminson
148.0
-okitchen and see whereit’s all coming
GroupIV (11 yrs & under)
from?" asks gracious Ahwahnee NEW CHURCHSERVICE SCHEDULED Boys
There will be a Protestant worship Danny Armstrong
51.9
hostess, Kit Whitman.
Going downthe back hall we meet Service in the Yosemite Chapel at Charles Woessner
53.1.
9:15
every
Sunday
morning,
beginWilliam "Pore" Pomeroy who has
DonaldBetts
56.1
(Continued on p:ll4e,
fore"1
(C:,cmlint~’~l on I):~),~’ Ih,m’)
nine February11,
¯"....
THESEITEMS ARE FOR THE INTERESTOF PARKEMPLOYEES
ANDARE NOT FOR PUBLICATION
. .2.:.
~.~,.
. ~-.’~!’:;:.:
, .. ¯ .
. ,,
¯
¯
.-
,
~,
.
~ .
.
- .i..:i.
ManagerBob Maynardfilled usin on ¯ " A~cidemy,whoworea’ Christmas-.red,
:"":... ’. these facts as wevisited with him. ’
satin dress, similiar i.n pattern, to
’ ¯ ..
.....
.From the kitchen tolhelndianRoom .Nancy’s.
, . .’;...
’.
seems
a
long
way
to
tote
a
meal
for
¯ ~.’:: ....
.. Bob’s br0th.er , ChuckEckart, was
...., ..... . : .. 150 persons, but as we observed the
best man..Maynard Moe. flew home
¯ .:.". calm, Unhurried organization of the from Wasatch Academy to usher at
"’.
kitchen crew, it becomes apparent ¯ his sister’s, weddingBill Cooperwas
¯ " .’ ."why the. job is done so smoothly.
the second usher.
Across the immaculate array of stainAfter a very short honeymoonin
less steel counters and stoves, we see
Monterey,
the newlyweds took up
Chef Pierson again, checking 0n every
residence at 250 McAIlister St. in San
detail Of preparation. "
Francisco. Bob started his. second
Here comecarts carrying big copper
semester at Hastings Law School on
"
chafing dishes with the entrees. FolJanuary 27, and on the following
lowing them back to the table, we find
:.
Monday Nancy began an IBM course
that. the other end has beenfilled with
at Healds Business College in San
an array of delectable looking pastFrancisco.
¯ Hes, pies, cakesand fruits.
~O’-A line begins to form and we join
ANOTHERWEDDING, SAME DATE
, it, realizing we are hungry. Wepass
As we go to press we learn that
’... the wine table observingseveral.different vintages available, give our Janet Lass and Bob Elder were mar"
tickets to HelenPierson (Mrs Earl) and ried on the same day, January 27,
and honeymoonedin the sameplace,
pick up our plates.
the Mark ThomasHotel in Monterey,
¯ you knowthe rest; you’ve all been
there. The appearance of the salads that the Eckarts did. However, their
.. was a bit less glorious since they had wedding was performed, not in Yosemite, but in Saratogaby Rev. Alfred
been sampledseveral times, but still
tempting. We sampled several. The Glass.
..
¯ .. .~ r~. ’
carver offered a choice of entrees:
roast sirloin of beef, creamedpork
i¯
.ienderloins, or fried chicken.
Into the Indian Roomwe go to dine
at tables, small or large, to the rhyth~’iical music of AI Cava’s Trio, and
to dancea little, too, betweencourses.
Andthe dancing! It’s different. Now
and again everyone seems to lose
¯ his mind, and--.you ought’a see ’era
TWIST!Tried it after we got homeand
..
decided we were not ambi-ped-extrous.
Bob works in the Indian Roomand
the Ahwahneekitchen. Before her
wedding, Janet was an Ahwahnee
Waitress. They have a home in El
Portal.
--oWAWONAHOTEL OPENED
¯WawonaHotel opened an Saturday,
February 3, again under the capable
managementof Agnes and Cy Wright.
Hazel and Chester Patterson, of White
Wolf fame, are also there, she to do
the cooking and he as major-domo.
’.
,
/
.
Leaving Yosemite February 22 to.
be gone until.the first weekin April,
Mary Curry Tresidder, accompanied
by Lucy Butler, will.tour.South America. High points ofthetrip, geographically as well as interest-wise; will be
several of"thei. Andean Lakes, and
MachuPicchu, the last city of the"lncas
and their last stronghold high in the
Andeanjungles.
Thereturn will be up the east coast
of South America, including a.visit
to the new Virgin Islands National
Park on St. Johns Island.
GIFT SHOWSCOUTING
Attending the gift show. in Los
Angeles during the last week. in
January were Ruth Beckwith and Hal
Morris, and Gertrude Stewart who
was vacationing in the area.
Theyreport seeing fascinating items.
from many parts of the w0rld.a few
of which will be displayed soon in
The Ahwahnee Gift Shop: cowboy.
and Indian chess sets, Indian-made
silver jewelry with the Ahwahnee
seal, and somevery’ novel handbags
called "Colkins of Texas".
Items rejected for local use as being
too lethal .for sale in a National Park
were boomerangs, made.in the Australian Bush.
’
¯ ...!%1,.,..:,.......,~
and...Wes Conner and Pearl
:.... ’..".’ .~ ... Dorotl~y
..
¯ i"i.i....: :;i ..- andBudHeller....
. ..
¯
. ."
.:i:.i".../ii
: ..I., ...:They report ther. Slijks happyin
.." .il ."their
new home and Neik very busy
.i:.¯ ...:- "i.i"
" with :Chamber of. Commercework.
’" ....?.
’ ’"" :. .wes Conner, who. is finding
both
’ "
’
challenge and interest in his assign’~,
i"i
.~.i ...ment t0 landscape an island in Mis¯
.
.:. ::"..
~.
: ¯ ...
,.
... !.:
.sion Bay, is presently involved in the
.problem of making a natural looking
pool and stocking .it with fish. For
recreation the family now goes sailing instead of skiing.
....~. ~.
.
,.
.
’ .~
...
:
Sandy"Bill was a Yosemite visitor
on January 27." Stationed at Fort
Ord since September,he is presently
in the Army’s Advanced Infantry
Training program.
Pat Wallis left on February 3 to
ski at Sun Valley and other resorts
and to visit her family in Auburn.
place.
BEGINNERS
GroupVI ( 12 to 16 yrs.)
George Bailey of.San Gabriel, was Boys
31.3
a Yosemitevisitor for the lasl three Pat Bradley
Mike
Power
31.4
days in January. A Yosemite resident
Bill Crossland
33.0
for over 18 years, secrelary-treasurer
Girls
of the Yosemite Credit Union for 10
41.0
years, he retired in 1952¯ Now he Bernie Casey
Connie
Lynch
41.3.
gardens as a hobby and spends part.
Wendy
Buck
41.4
of his spare time traveling.
Group VII (11
under)
"Elite" and Byron Nishkian will atBoys
tend the Alpine Ski Events in ChamTommyAIIcock
37.0
onix, France, February 18 to 11 and
Robby Ringrose
37.1
the Nordic Events in Zakopane,Poland
Louis Parker
37.4
February 18 to .25. The Nishkians are Girls
more than average, ski enthusiasts,
Jeannine Ditton
38¯0
participating in orangized skiing on
Roberta Barnett
40.3
both local and nalional levels. Byron Lee Mosgrove
41.2
is president of the Yosemite winter
..............................................................................
and tour passengers during the sumLarry Morgenson has been asClub, the Far WestSki Association, and
mer, as is nowplanned, will certainly..
a Vice-President of the National Ski
signed to duty with the Seventh Army give them a room with aview along
Assiciation.
Field Artillery in Dachau,Germany.
the boardwalk.
/.
: ¯ . .
.
,..
¯
~-.~.., , , :
¯
:
¯ :i.i}::.::.i
, : :~i: ",. ’ :.. : ..
¯, : . ; ... . ’~ .. ¯
.
..
:.i{.": i’ ....F.RIDAy,.FEBRUARY
23, 1.962:4 " ’
,,
".:i.}.i y :...’ il " " ..i . ,.
.., .:., /’...:. } ’...! ’
....
.
¯ .
..
.
¯
...:
:
..
.
..
,
,¯
..
,..
... .
. .
."
:..
.
.
¯ .
.
Yosemite
.. . National.. Park,..Cali.f.,
. .’
..¯
: ¯
:
....
¯.
.....
’ ¯ .
¯"
, . ’.,..’.,...:,....
.. ,,’,.
¯’ *.i :"~’i
i::. ;,.....[,
¯,.. *-
¯ ’:,..,:,:.:,:t~!~
VISIT
HOUSING
¯ FHA
.. . ..OFFICIALS
INSURED, TO BESURE . ’ .
. SITE:
,., ...... :."...i/.:~:/.;~:.{i~;.;!?
¯
.
,
’
. . . , ¯d~_!..-.:..,,;... ,
,
Fecleral.
Housing
AdminiStration.
’-Y}:!i{":}.:i~
.:;.:.....":.:’..
..:"’.’¯ ’". Big Trees Lodge suffered a smashing
officials whorecently visited
the
".:"!’}~i"":i"::::~"
......
.:.¯ .El.
:’,:~
.,: :{:q.;’
,’:-:
’i:.".
. : i". kilow from an 18 inch sequoia .limb
..
¯ "
,
¯.
,
¯
" .’....
,~ .-,: c’:..:.:.
Portal .s.te"for pr.oposed
¯ YPCCo.’.. ir,"}:}i~i/i
.
’~:,..
..~~;:.i
(..:":.:.:(i
" lastweek Which fell from over 100.
~
’:
employee
housing:were
reported
to: be-." i/:,!:i:’..}!’.i:i.
.... . :;.. feet above the Lodge breaking tl~e
satisfied
that.apr0gram
for
the:fin-...-.:.
~!...;.:::it!:.i:..
(
.:i...".....
}i . ridge and rafters of the roof. The
ancing
of homes
byempl0yees
could
r’’’’’" :]:i:!’.’"::!"i{’;!i’:" :
.;".....
" . .. " walls af the building have begunto
be
developed.
They
were
enthusiastic
. ...".)}’.i!!:ili:..ii.!:/’}
" . ....i
. spread, anct there is water damage
:about.the
site, which
is Iocatedin..the
.. i!.~i.i:ii}~"..:.
’ . " : ... i.
from snowinside. The limb fell on the
Wooded
canyon.above..the " newly. ’ .ii":C/!i!.""
. . .. "
guest wing near the rest rooms. Oscar
¯ and . II
. ,:.ii"}!.i:.:."i
built Park service homes.Roads
¯ "’ " "
Hedahl of Hedahl Construction Comutilities are. already.in place.
’.f
:/ "".i!:~:":"::":~
- .;;,..’..,:.,: ¯
..
pony, has inspected the damageand This is the Linotype, shbwing ~he maga" ’:".
!
:::
..: FHArepresentatives¯. whoinspected .¯ "i/:"
.....}.,’:..
madea tentative estimate ,that the zines, delivery, keySoai’d and operator,
¯ .. ! ¯
the site with Superintendent John
cost of repairs will be over $5,0001
ii:.i::[i:iill
¯ ’ . " i.
Preston,.H
, Oehlmann,
:’- "i’
. Keith Neilson, ¯ ....
DEADLINE
¯;
The YPCCo.’s insurance, which is a
’::’’’".
and Harold o.aimei were Regional
. ;... , ..., .
. ’ ....
general fire insbr.ance with an extenMakeready. Set. RuM
.u..~.:.
Director
J.K.
Pendergas
Chief.
of
b
This is no athletic contest nor freeded coverage endorsement for storm
".i:.:".:"
Credit¯ Section
Ralph.Colbertson,
Chief
.
:’..
¯ ,
.,
falling
trees, wind, snow damage for-all of any kind. It is not a .race,
.:..",L:..
of
Underwriters
.Don
L..
Ralya,
and
(almost anything but flood) is subject except to meet a deadline.
Chief of Operations Arnold F. Runo.
There is a printshop in the Valley,
.
to a $5,000 deduction per incident.
:.~::::
. . L :
~O"-and
these
are
terms
you
might
hear
The "incident," in this case is the
PARENT. GROUPBAKE SALE ". ..... . ’..,
’
Hugh Parker or
storm which began on February 6 and used by printer
On. Saturday,Febr0ary24, .:home-...
:::...
caused considerable other damageto
printer’s devil Jim, Hugh’sbrother, if
"
baked
pies,
cakes,
cookies
and
other
you were to visit them at work. As
Compar,y property.
""
One ~:~nd one half WOBcabins at
most .Yosemiteites know, but a few delicacieswill be on sale in the Village
.:".:..
do not, the print shop is operated by Storefrom9 a.m. until 5 p.m. (or until
Yosemilc
~~.c,(~ae
were J osl from fal]. .:
ling lre,d.s. /’k tree "fe.ll ,::,n ~l~eNo.2 the Yosemite Park and Curry Co. and they are all gone). The sale .is spon!i
.
: ."
sored by the Parent Group; the bulk
lift a! Bod,’~urPc;,,,s, ,:.;nd snovv-lc~den is handily located in the northeast
of proceeds will go toward support
tree.., h..-ar, e:i so,:c~r .:,,’,.:, lift No.1 corner of the Central Warehouse.
of the Children’sLibrary.
’.’... ".
There, approximately 1900 differtr~c~f t!l~:~ir r~.,,~,.O,/~t \.w.~,_, ,~u:t.cessar’7 r"r,)
!. "¯
Anyone
caring
to
contributel.call
¯
’
ant forms are printed for the Com:~c;tet;.,.
A1~r~tt,
’ ,.v I] ,(., ;; I:- ~;ot krlov¢rl
’. ’
FR 2-4706, FR 2-4455, or FR 2-4257.
’,.,~,,_;~
ul, :~n,:’wlo
~h(,y,.-~
n:,:i: ~,,, ,:~t";lacier pany, as well as muchof the advertisl
ing, convenlion material, tickets,
Pu~".~
"’ ""
YOSEMITE MUSIc GROUP
ir~l L,:..,.t,..o .:;a!;i~.:c! k-~ :I~:.:- c cm~}’~clny menus, Snowflake, Sentinel, and any
Several local people met last Wed’,-..’ill :,,.,: ~os~,:s,,p ’-" .::i ~ SO6,000, other of hundreds of jobs that are
..
::~,id i.,u F, Jid o~, ;i,c i,~::,~s ,:.,f oclual needed any time between right now nesday evening to form a music
group.
They
plan
to
pursuea
varied
and "yesterday." It is handy, indeed,
::!;,t~
~’~:tilF:i~;
doe.;.
to have a printer right here and not program of study, performance, or
"I’/ ~.c~Uit,:n~’~:i ~,.d>; !r,~,r.:i
;o be ~nthis business by just plain enjoyment
of music,andwill
.,
¯ / ’ i.,..i,,g ~’., break be obliged to do all
,Ju~r,.~::u.,J,
:i~. -..:J;li;L . ,~
..
welcomeanyone interested. For im"ill ’~h~.~J:’,.’ "’ ’L:t li, , ’ I’,, .:" iJ~ilon Point. phone or mail.
formationcontact Polly Banias.
Only a few jobs are sent out for
’-’ 0 ....
~O~
.¯
~.~’~::i.’;~: e’.:ers, i.,.,-lv ;:~lorln theSen- printing. Theseinclude things too big
,
|
CANCELLED
for the press, snap-out forms (inter[*fl~,’,~l
,~})C)~’} i’]’i~.l
]~ ;~’.J!,:
Occurr(.’I’~C[,’S
,,
,
,.
,t,~
Phone
FR
’
~
The
regular
Ski Supperscheduled
departrnentaltransfers, etc.) for which
~lt.t ~))ll~’,
%.%}il:.tl’t’"
t!~"t.
.... ’
2 ,~ J." orv.’~:te:.’ r,,’,tr-.~ h.:’ !heSentinel, there is no equipmenl, and an OC- for Friday, February23, hasbeencan(Cm~finurd ~m page four)
celled.
,./r:, ’YPC
Co.
l
.
,
’
~~
¯
’.~HFSE 1TE~’,f~S AREFOR[H~ INTERESTOF PARKEMPLOYEES
ANDARENOTFORPUBLICATION
.~ ;~ ;. . , , .
~
’L
~."
~’’ ...
. ,
...
.:~..
..
¯l
......
.,~ .... ..’, ? ,"r.."
: , .,...¯
- . .., ..,.
,...
..-......
.: ,..’ " . . .’:.’
, " "-:’,
..’1."’,’
’,
......
. ’ .-’
,
.,....’,.
..,. ,..
’’ .
’..:..,.
:.,
’"..’
,.,~ ....
- ¯ ~.. ,....,
. .... :,;.
r ¸ ,, .’,.
. .. ¯ . ......
: " .. , .
.. . " .’".’.,
, r . "’~. ...’.
,, ’ ,’-..
. , : ’~ " <." (.", " .._:.’.".,
P.
.:.
..... ...,.... ,’....:
:.. .. ’..) .. . .." ....
. ............
.’. "; ,.:.’ ..:
:.. " ".......3
. ¯.’: ,:; ~ "’..:
....
. .......
: ......
.. i.’.::,,:~;’::.":.".:.
¯ .7;
~~.:’.’.".
,;::":’,.:’...’"....v-.:
. ...:z....:..
.
...-:.,". ’i’..!
,
. .
. .’.’:’..:":
, . .. :.,’."L".
....¯.
:...,
.
....
...
. . . :.:~"..’"
,.
. .....
:. ,.. .-...,,
.... .., ....
.~,...’ .’ ,.’ .." - ¯
", .’-"’"
. " ..)1’.’" .’. "’.’.; ,:- .. ":..-.,~,
." "." ." , ,:"t "i ’’.,~." : ¯ "’,:’....
. ’..~l~tts~. ’ , -.’:.".
~ i "-’.v’.’.! "~ " ,,’.’. .’":..,’. ,.’..
"" "’""
"";"’"’
":’’
’:z
’"
’ :
’
~ ~..., ’.. . ¯ : ... ,; .... .’.......~. l.’.
-" ¯ :..=" ".’
..-.: ."..’ .." ’. ~.... .". ’" ’: .... .- ’ :.. .... " .... ’ ’ .... " " ’- .~07.~
’ " :": .....
:..,. ".’.:v:...: .;- .".,.-.’:’; .’, i:.v
" F::.:."~’," " ...........
. ...............
. l~&~}" ’. ......:;.:.~’,....
)."...".~ ’: ’ " "’ " " ’ ’ : :,"’
:; z ./:C;!~ ,:::: : -.-,:.:’/.~{.:!:’~..:::..i,!.:
! :<’.i::Z:.:.~"::.:,Z.~_.;
.... ¯ . ... .
~’,:’
:’:. ¥OSEMITE.IISENTINEI~
:.:i.’ ~?:: ~,:’V:’f f :’: ~ i ’. ~-::: .i ;:::/,’
..........
. :.:.....
"..
..
.i
’..
’
:.- /’.. , ... v.., .": :’. ~ -:’ ’"i ..’ "...’.!.’~;~.:,"!’-’:’
:....:.k
~
E MI.T.E"".S"E
!N"T"I.N:E.L"."
’::’..".
’-,/",
:,:T:.::’..
by":Verge:naKoIler:
:.:".-i"k:.
: ..’-in~
;~’2..
a:’
’s0O~.rie::.u:n:im~e,’a"c’i~a~’
~.:¢
: "-.":.
Y."O"S
.. - .... - .....|~ .... -....
~’;’":{"
" " "-"" ’
’,’
. ’ ; "’ ’ .J " ’~’’
" ,: : . v....
; . " ,! " ~;.’.."
.. . ’, .’ .’.
...."..’’.~.
.. ;".;
. . ":,","..
,3. ’’~’
’. ....
i :.:! :;,~
::i~: . .:.. ::
.Wehaveheardfrom’: 01vdepart-."i: ! ;’. ’:; . ? :~ ::k.i : ’.’ ’., ;:.’.!i:,,
Published
;b~,: ,~’ ..... v ...i
¯
,
:
,
r:’r , ..........
A ..... .........
’ ....
the: Pai-k
inder~
:i~i;i:i,),::::i!
ments of Yosemite life but While
the h0us" ’ "ServiCe’s
......
7 Yosemite Park.and. Curt y Co.::;,.
"slrugg
: ’" es
’:’""d
"labe’sn°’WPl6vvmen:were~;/13’us~i:::~
....
:" for:fhe
0f.
" ....
: . .. : , .,..q-’
’-":.
:
~.- informa:ton"
.......
", . ,.w te -:,s. "’/"
,.bne
on~ heckle
,.
~
:,
.....
’ :::,.-....¯ ¯ ¯ ....
,
,,
’",
:-.’,LL..,"
ging
thr6ugh:alrn’osf::12
feet,
of:sn0~i
Yosemite-: Va ev~ residenfs
" ..,
: ....
¯ ’,.
. ...-..
.’.. -. .... ’:~." :..: .~;’..
’.
.
.. ’ ..’: "
" namoererJ,":"ona"
narrassea
.WliilUU/
"..a
.... word
k... of......
’aint,
.
.-.
: " thanks,
’ ;. : ¯ :"in Order to keep the .Badgel~"Pass"road
....
:/"
:"’"i
"
"
......
"
"
’"
"Or
Esther
Morgenson.,-----.-.Ed!t
,
’
-comp
small
,’:(’..
. ;-::T.-’
::.:"......:. .....
.. ...... ’ ¯ . ..... ¯ ,.... ......... ....::...,
......,
¯ ..,v...
......:....:...... ¯ ".. N-c~oh~,,~,~n
6pen; we, at t~e odge .iadl two":ot
" ’ " . very.
’
’,ittle¯ .Unaerstana~ng..n
’ . ..... " ..:.~""
" ’"Advisor’". ". .....
’~’’’’. .:. ¯.-----.’~--i’
¯
’t
¯
"
.’,.""and
~S
"
¯
..-’
"
:.
.
_...-...
"
:
..j"....:?~.:.::
¯ ""r":::’L".....,’.’:/.’ :",":":.i ¯ - ’" .....
¯ .1. ~-’.-..;"::ui."~.!"... " ’." HK..Ouimet
..... ’ " -AdviSor ....
’.~- ,-- , ..... -".,
¯ ¯. our:topmen,.highon.a.small:tract0r,
,: . . . . ¯ ....
. " .,:.. . .:.......-....
"
.’
." ¯
-7-.~.---" ’ " i. rne ,he Tl"ea. iler
vo cu a~---~wti’~
~u,~j
¯ .:-- .....
."" ¯ .
:"r.~..,’.,... ...... ¯
"
"
"
;
"
"
"
"
:~vance
dggingthrough6"nchesofsn’owi6nd::~’/
H
Berre-,
¯
’"
":"""
Advisor:".
.....
~
¯ ’
’
¯ ....
.
.. -"....
--:
~
" " ..
":....
¯ 7:.k,:.-i:’ ,.-.,,.".2 " ..
. I "
.. J .-.:
..
. ¯ i Other societles
devoi"eo To Tne. aa.
’
......
:
............
I,~I~o~o-~-oe,
o~,o~o~,~o’~¢~¢~~:...:
ment.
~,,;man...;~,
.e.:.an~
,~,
waterin
order:t0
keep.the
10dge
~
¯ ...
I,,,,
¯ ¯
.,
.
¯ ¯ .
:
."
.
,
.
,~
;..!.’~. ~". ":;i’. "; ":’"’.’."
. ".’ .. ., ¯ .. . ., .. . ..... ... ¯ ".
. Of.¯ l’the ¯
- "made
¯
’" LJ ;2,.".." .:,. ,,.’.,: ,:’:
. ’
.
...:the
:’;
cig
MAINTENANCE..
DEPARTMENT
....
";~o:rn
:
..e
.
¯ ..............
Sort of ’dem0nstratibn
.....
¯ . ..... ¯ ¯ !,.
¯ fo0J So":
i:-%L:k’,:u’..{
. .
":!i/’:."ii."i.
.i . ".....,....
.. dangling
..openl
’_~.__
..Thefr0m
one
: witl~..
- of::his.:m"
a"c0rner,
"
......
¯ ..~.:.!...-...............:..........
:...¯ACTIVITIES
.:.,
’
:..
"
"
"
"
’’
"
"
’
"
"
"
’
’
"
~"
"... "’ ¯ ¯ ...... ’ .......
" ... ’ ’
h.re
’~
goe,’S ....
’ "
.. many
¯ ........
. ...." P°mer°y’.
..:";’%
" ’
’
" "
. and.
: ....was,Earl
L :.
’...’ .....
" ’. " ’ " "
,
¯
.....
innocent
. ..... SUm..m.e.r.~.t’m,e..:.:..,B!.
’
¯ "];:i:..!:.:!!:..):.:’".:
-i::.i.i.
:."reported
"byDick,Ditton
..", ..""." l.won~Aer
h0w
.ine
other,"wi1.n
" .....
.
’.i.::.".’i,’
unsuspechng
e ..ben
¯ " .Irees
. .. manager
’.
¯
v...............
¯ ":!iiii!i..!i:
" . ’As"usuol.:.’
theMaintenanCe.
Dept:.
’
’housewives
" ’ ’ " hove.
-..~;;~...:i.":."....Z..:)..’..z...: . , ment.is busyat this t me.:0f, year.re." luredi./ito: trying.the,delectable
and" sp0rtscarcap(jackingui~.aflat iire.:orf..i.!::!,
’
..
.. -..: ,
’pairing,..pain~ting,
and ’ making. fabulous dishes, pictured;so glori0uslY-. :the tkact°r" with his Mercedes""Be:~
.
..
by th e {reed0m¯of’the press. It was " jack).was Lodge manager:;
.changes in the 6per6iing units.
.
bnly after several broadeningexper:-~’ .-OtheP.
. . I~eipers"(v,,ith the.:sh0velsvand.i:.
Recently Completed are:.:- ..
,~,4 .t~e
squeegees."’ancl
tl~e. .Bli’st’ers)we’~e
....
,~
,.
,.~
....4:°;.
....
.
..
...-.....
. ’
...
..
YOSEMITE..LODGE--¯ "
ences
n in.s
T ea 1.na|~
u~,,~,~,~,
from
Jim:HameKs
be
Imar~staffi"iThe:."
¯ ""
v’
:;hat the-y take these ¯ ,.
.’-".’
" ...."
1 New .flooring
in all employee
vla~negrape
~ne,~
..., . .:-..... ...... ,...,.
¯ .....:. :...... i:.
,.
..........
on
~
,.ompla~mng
about
the
3 foot"..i.i:":":’"
."
".
~.:
o
!
i . ."...:........
piciure~, in belowfreezing roomsafter
.....
¯ Annex rooms.
high
wall
of
Snow
left
.by.:Pomelr0y:..:..!,
in 39WOBs.
having doneall sorts of sneaky things i
" ,". , ..., .. ,:.. ...... 2. Newflooring
..
at :the end.of his furr0ws"."on::fhe.:::i":’!..i.,i;
’" .... " ’
3. Newtile floors in 20 bath cabins¯ to the cakes, pies, and puddings such
i):-:.’.:i:..
4. :Renovating of. 10 bathcabins - as glazing with sugar, .coating with cabinarea..fire-r0ad, ::washouseman’
Don
Beam,"
stuck,
in
a.
truck
in
the
-mehed suet, and, I suspect, even
plywood wainscoating, "new lights,
-muck.But noneof.themchangedtO
7’::.:.~::".
varnishing the peaches. I’d. be pernew paint, etc.
dry
clothing
more
.often
that
day
than..
:: ::::.
{::
(C.orttint~cd on pngc th,’cc)
¯
’
5;-Removal of the elevator part of
, H. " "
head-housekeeperEthei Bowne,:. and:’
-.....
the conveyorbelt which carries dishes --=..................................................
11. Replacement of old Aqualux hot her"out-do0r"’type:maids.At! 5.1301"
!:i: !-.:~: :[,:~i
¯ .. .
from the Coffee Shopto the dish room¯
water heoler with a new Ajax copper p.m.,theyoil stood¯in
apoolof.wal:er,!,":’,.]"~::.:i"i!~,~::.!’::
"
This has been .replaced with incline
tube
water
heater.
II
is
much
more
whichwasthe linen roomfloor, ond.’.:.:.i!../:.:.’.
’
"
belt (no more broken dishes). Main¯¯ F or- ’,. ’:.i~i:’",,i
efficient and should not need replace- shivered.After countngheads,
....
’
tenace of the system will be reduced
¯
~,
.
¯ . ¯ ..’:..
e’~ce Selt e screeched,
L~I
Bega
s ¯ ’":"~.’,’ii%. fv,
¯
:
to nearly nothing.
.Y
Y :-."V~i;:’"
..
6. Paint interior of 15 WOBs.
7. Paint interior of 8 with bafl~ cabins.
ii !iri~’~i ? htSceii"(’/!! !~s’:’~: ~ i flit ii!?i
~
CAMP CURRY
......
;. .. ..i~ ....
after this she got married. She wont. .: .~ ’:
1.. Paint 14. room:-, with bath.
¯ say yes- or no.) Meanwhile,.back.at-...
. ".:.",:.-.
:. r....!~¯
.
,
2. Painl cafe4eria, kitchen, ana
’ ’ dKh
¯
: .’.’i3r ",
the warmfront office, the. Continue-""""~::
room.
¯ ¯ .¯ . . ....,’,%¯,.
To-Be-Nice-To-Guests
campaign
:. ..!:;....,:,."
,
.
3. Pain.~ rnair; klk;}’.:,,~,
. is in..!:
,.. ¯ ,/" .;, r
.~ull swing. Marian Pierson is still..". .i~~.:".::’
4, Pc~rtia~ -..roo}:i~.~."-~. a ;~,m,.i~,.’roi
lhe nicest accommodator we have,....,":..~:’::"...
~.
~’..~c,~.," ti-,.,’.~u.r--:I’:
.........~;~.,~:~
~;..~
cabins,.’~~~’l
..........
:’""/-.ii~:::"’;.
but new clerks Danny Adams an~
roofs
bee(,
~’~.....~’r ~~I~’’’¢t I" ’III’ :"I : ,"
’ ’ I I ( .IIIlI’~I~J~
t "it" ’:; ~~
Dan Cox arenfl far behind. (Danny..,..:,
c..:...,.::.
andweo,,.,~ i¯h’-’ :.,.-.;,._.fi:~- - ~;f3 trc.ta
:!’,!.;.;..’
smiles
so
rnuch
that
one
Of
his
.glass....
....:...
.
Merced
.,~’(.: i,’~vc.,~ ~,;,,!i:~.(b!-{.::dh!ifu..:.y
eye-balk keeps dropping out - -- and -.," ’.[.p
, .:.
besch,.:,J
.,!-J !,, ;..,:,,n,: :..i;!y ",.o’h-~n
([,c~.l..
lhe
guests
help
him
find
it
every
time.).:.:::,
~ii:,
ger Pas,: .qcu’:(i:= r~;.’.-,,; .-.j,"~:.v:;
¯"¯
" " /’ V; :
As one week-enderput it, ..YourII .....
. ...,:.i..
. : P..
people are all so friendly that...l . .....
.’ b~. "
WO[?/s.
¯ .
(
’c~~-,:.b.
can’t believe it’s 1962!" In oneday;..,":.!:.:....
a 16 year old girl wantedto kiss . (.. ’.’i.¯.!.,
i:
it, 20,.~~.,’n!,ur,~:!¢::lov,.
s
:..::.i:i:..
Bob Stone (later) for services,
.~,’ .,..
. ren-..
7. [r~stdIIo[io,~ d,f .~.~w Ci~r,:m’,,!r~..:
¯
’
:
i:),:
~ ’
dered,
and
two
boys
salaamed
~n
heole,’s
;,",-2(i-.:,.i~ c..,[:,!~’,’:
..!
frontof ourdesk,,saying,
"May
.all .... ’::. }i... i:i{ :. ::
lhe godsbless you!" .It!s things like ,~:..’]i.’
"
Ja’’-’
1 .......
these (and pay
) that rnake
a job .....:..,,..’
’....
..’
worth-while ......
" ’ ":":f:.":"
’.. ~,.’:,
’"I~."eii
L,~.,
~’.
o.ke.:.,.~
rc~)m:;, .:.~.~::.q.~!eh~
I~g~,,.":.
t(.’ F.’.en:’~.d,ehr;fi
o{: ~li.. Char.’"
¯
.."
, .....
...
’"
.
’
. .
.
: .L ....
: , .
.
,’:
, .
.. . :. ,..,,v
¯ ..:". :.),.’>:..::/;k/
;;:¯
~.
".%:
. .L"
’ ~.:!.? ,"..
..
. .
.j..
,
. . , r.,...
....
.
. " " ., ",": .... -",ii:ki.{.!’,’:::~.i.’i::~i, "i
" ’.
.,.
.5
¯ . ,’>-..j
.
" ,’t ;, ,
.
"" "..
:’.."
. ". , .:
..,, ". ’;:’:"~ .’.’.::,’,-?.:I
:i :
i.ii: i! i/.
i.,.~.;:~.....-"
Y. .~.
" ¯ .:
,.
.’,.
¯ .¯ . ¯, .¯..¯...-¯
....
’ ; :2._
~ ’ ..’
:’
: ~..,
.
. ,’,
.:¯ .¯ ..... ¯¯
: .
~.
’
’-~
¸ i:i :i.
.~""i ~ .’-
:
’":~."-..~...
:
. .
~ .
..
.~
...
" ¯
¯-.¯.¯¯.¯¯¯
....
¯¯¯:,¯.¯
, .......;¯¯¯:
? yOSEMiTE
SENTINELi ;:?
..’
~
",..~~.
" -
.~,’~ ~’".,;:"
.~,, ’ ’~’~’i
;: "
’~’;’ ..... ’":’""""":":-::::;/’ . " ’ "" ".: CATTY
CORNER,
" .... ": " "’;" . ": ’"""’"
i ’’"
’/, /. i".:i.. ,I ’.~.:, ; " .. ’ . ."."".: .:.:. i -". I:HEREIAND.:THERE
" ..’.": :.".’ ’""""""
.i:..i .: ’ ........
WHOS
NEWg:"
:":; ’.....’...."i".
.!:.-"; ..... :.’~
i":.
.:
.....
’ "’:
" ’
.’
"
¯
¯ "
" ;
’’
...."
" ’"’
. ’ " ’ " ¯ . ’ ’ ’..":"’.
".
...........
.
’ (,bOlllnt~(
[1"011
J)’,~’(:
t~,~,O)
.............
" ....
,- ......
¯ ¯ O live:
’!i;!,’,:i:
.’ " ’ : ¯ .r:.::..
, . ’ ,
:,.-’ :’ ,"-:" ~," :~ " ,, ,. ’ :~.;!~ :’,:’ ,.fecly wing to go- Cl one wth.ths"",bt’rome,,a",,,,
,;..:I.-::L.":-.::: :..: ~:~,..,.,
¯
¯
¯
"
¯ ¯ ’
¯
¯
In ~oradlse,
Jessie and. Bert,;
" .....
..,....
" . ¯ ’
re ear ng Tosemheon
I:ea-.
;:;~‘~:~!i~‘.:!~:~!;~:~/.~:~?~:~.:.~technicue.exc~t~tha~t~my~r~ducts
us-" ..... :..;.,
:,. ’
.....
.
..’
.
,.
.E
"
¯ ....
To.Sh rey
""
’
’ " .....
. ’ , .... .
.......
and Fa 0nAdridge~
:(~f’";
" " ¯ , " . :
.
-.
....
’,i
¯Portal, was. born a . 5 . pound.12 ’ ...,
¯ :.;j ,:;"~i i:, ..:.".
-’ ~!~ ...’ ::UU y la~te that, waya
ready : ¯ ¯ ¯ . ¯ L:_ ; " ....
, .
" .....
.’
,:-~
....
/.l
s..n s ;-" "
¯
,. ¯ " : ...:
~’. ¯ :..:;.:
rgaTner.K
Yer ~,anyonabout100.m es . ounce, body Day; february.
..:~:;i ,:.:;-: .i’ ,.. :.’~,, i
-alrlnaay
.-." ;. - ¯
r. "2 ..:, " ".: .......
~
¯
....
..
’
.
"
¯
....
and
they
ca
n
m
uav
a
. .....
. .’,
’;";::";:"""
""
""’;"
""’"
AId
t"s
not
on
"
ihe
:p hot0 g ;".apns
"
.".. Y ..
,Tram ~acramento.",’rhere~
on" a’ p C~ce ’ ¯ ¯ "
"~;i-’/:::’.-.~....::: ,..,":.~.;. .. ...... ,
¯ ’ . .... , ¯ ... ? :., " ’::.,";"~
’,
¯ :,"i:.~<","!:i......:::)i".";":.:;;i"!
.:" ,,,that: c~re deceptiveThed recti0ns ore wh ch k~erf haio ~-I--~ ~-: ¯ . ....:,..
. ¯. ,:". .:...~ ,"...... ",-":........":
’. .;, ,,...
~,’r"
"
".’;’." ’.:’. .:,"’. .." "’?’:.:’" "
. ..
"
...
.
WH~U Tar some lime,. . ¯, ...: . . ,...--.o--,
,
.
’ ’ .’
"-. ~;;
’.:"::.....~.’:...... ’.":..
¯ ~: ." ..,::..- ...’,,: ¯
,.~::i.i:.,,i’,~,;
¯ .;.."i I: ::i’,..
’ -"..:.~..:.’::
’ :.i"
downrghtrnisleading
¯ ¯ -..
. ¯ Lke¯ . thattme
¯.
,:; ..,.."’;
. .,
"~i~"; ’’ ¯ 1. Was . making hot".wa,terl,
-,....
the,,:~an"tobu;.~.
¯ .... 1"or
¯
~
i~...:.:-.
u u new¯ name
z..t
""NO SNOWV’’ " :"::~/
.: OLD PRO"SAYS,
.
’
"....
: ¯ ¯ .’
,,
sponge themselveS.
" , ~. " " ....’..".
,’ : .. :". i Attention"a
anxious,
go f-starVed r: ::’"..~,:
:,i " ... Ca ~.e. You: coopbeat ng th s mixture ¯ ’.."i_~±
~. ’...
.., Tosem
.... les
..... nee...
’ .-"ao fers
. ...." " Georr~e
~
....
Buzz;~ t~k~:p,~J
..... ....,;;?".;l:i:;
~-:.,.. . ...;..:.,;:.v.
" .,~:’
, ...
~ ,. . , .....
. ¯
, ..a~’.’.l~ ..i~_.,rlaS worKea
In
~
.been.:~c~rt.. of. Th:e. at Tu~:locR,
haspr0mised.nof
tO 6rcier.:.".i.. ’ii~::[i".;~(.
":i~./~..i::.:
:."": .:’:
:... or. eggY0H"S
andsugar,as youadd.. "]95,~.. Bertl~as
¯
"’ ¯
’
....
"
’
r"
"
""" " ¯ ; ’
~"
.~
’
.......
."
..
small
amoum:,
of
hot
water
The
’d
"
’
¯
¯
.
¯
"
. .
~ ea . Ahwahneek tchen sta
.
¯ .
.......
for Sunday,
March4th, so the....-.. .:-’.:.. .
.¯ ..:.......
....... ...., :,...:.. . .. .....
.
._
.
.
.....
.
ff since .1946. snow
........................
.:...:.
.~ .: ....~ .. ~s : ma~you ~eep.th~s up unhl the. ’ andbefore that" worked¯ Seasonaly Waw°na
Golf... Club . members:are:::i"::"...."!!i’~:....
.... ¯
. :...i." ...i . ..:-:i: .:~i’;. ’.mixture .holdsa soft. peak.Wel!,. I.. at Camp
Curry.’.i" ...i. i. " .,.-. .. g~ingt~,drive down
to.r:: .a. gr0ibp... .. i"i.ii:.’i:ii.:.ii:
.... ¯ ..~ ........:
...:...:
..want youTOknowthat I beat. those. After two andaha f " ears as um: "game..Contact.
Charlie:Eagleab0ut..;.....ii~...i.i:.:.!.
,".i.;:..."..i...
.eggsuntil. l.thoughl they would"hii k~in "
p, "~.’makngthe:tripi.""
"tar- ::,,Y~"-"
" .:" :....’.
:...;:
:~i.
............
Tt’~ LO;, LIoya
- ¯ . -i _ ’ ,,.,"..
’-":
"....-:... :. i.. i-...
meback, and the on y. th ng about ,.i g. foreman
¯
....
,
,
"
.
.;.
-,
"
’
¯
"
RememberMarch
18th--l-ort
Wasnhawse,
w~Tn
his
wire
~arge"ana
.......
.:...: -. .... .. .
~.. ..ji:i~.
"
’ "i"
’". " "" "’.~ .’ . that recipe that resembleda soft peak
..ingi°n
in.Fresno’..
"
.:.
~
daughter. ¯ Potty,: Will return :to. his
...ii..i.
..i.,,,i..:,i:i!i..
.
was
the point onthe head of the per,.
’
" "-. "..’" . ...;i.’~?
.
,.:.’
,,
, .
¯
’ ..
.
former home. in. Arcadia atthe.end
.... ¯ . .. . son who:wrote it.
¯ ...
of this month. Witty.. hi s .brother, he
..GLISTEN ~ . . .. ¯ .
..’ -.;l:i
¯ ..
- L.-’.
’"’.", """"....i"".
Christmasis usually the. time I get plans to open a plumbing"contracting
Have.younoticedwhata beautiful ..:. ,~ .., .i;i:.
¯ . :...:
....
~’rapped
intoone of these challenges
,
business in Pasadena.
shinethereis to the floor¯ in the Village:. ... :. .I"
.
¯ , . ., ,
.:......
: .. and this pasl Christmas I finished up
¯ : ..~..i
On February. 15, Ruth Beckwith
Store, even i n stormyweather?It is ...
. ~....
";i:";
the Holidays with one batch of
"
and joy.of Claude"Paquette
¯ i!.":
talked to the El Portal GardenClub the pride
~.
¯
..
....
.... ¯ :
.: . ’ . Cashew
Crisps whichl had to chopout
about Indian Crafts, showingsamples whoseduty it is to wax once a.lweek.
’:i:
’: " .... : . .of the pan with an. axe, three dozen
¯ :. .
..I,":’
and buff it each night.
of the crafts and .telling of her trips
¯
. ’. .:.
;i..:
.;
soggy
Heavenly
Squares
(no
resem,.
.
to the Southwest. The club meeting
¯ ~O"¯"
’ . ¯i
~’~. ~..
.
¯,
"blance to any living person), a pan. ...
.¯,!i::::
was held at the homeOf Delta. Berry.
GIRL SCOUTSiN. ¯ FASHION SHOW"
.,, ¯..
fu]. of pulled taffy which pulled a
....
~(
Carpenters were busy for. several
The YosemiteGirl Scouts. will. pre’
.
filling
out of my tooth, and a sick
~":
days in the Reservations Office
sent
a
fashion
show
and
tea
for
their
"..
.~’.
.. husband. Now, I don’t know that
parents and all interested, friends on. ". ’i,.".
....
. there is o connection here, though ¯ moving two walls, thereby adding
, ,.!-:,.~
¯ ..
.
65 .square feet of spaceto the office.
Wednesday, February 28 at 7 p.m’..
.
:.Einstein said everything was related
. i.
Rearrangement at the other end in the school auditorium. Clothes
"¯.:..
"
(whether your husband likes to ad’,,
of
the
Sales
Department
has
provided
appropriate
for
both
winter
and
sum-’
: ¯ i’:.
mit it or not.) I’m just giving you the
a newoffice for the Advertising Dept. mer .sports will be modeled. Also
facts.
Amongmanyletters received by the shownwill be a party dress;.a scliool
I’ve noticed two instructions that
..i
"
Reservations Office was one with a outfit,, girl scout uniform, pajamas,
recipe writers just love to give you.
requestfor "one of those tent affairs."
and a few surprises for good measure. " ..
Oneis: Use a lightly floured board.
No
firefall
lately!
With
so
much
The costumes have been assembled
~ ..
I,l.,"v::R use.rj li:-jhlly floured board!
snow at Glacier, GeorgeMayer could
by the .girls themselves, under the
....
You have no id(~a where the condirection
of
their
leader,
Barbie
Wignot see the point..There was a possequences cc, n h~.d you. The other
sibility that if he tried, he mightbuild gins. This project fulfills onerequire- .is: Drop by-.,:.~oonzFul on to brown
the fire on a snow cornice like the ment for the Girl Scout good grooming
paper, l’he ;c:i~-:~:. here is that after
one that fell from Half Dome- and badge. Girls participating will be:
.. ,.
a specified ,:~’:~,::,:nt
of cooling you
Leslie Rust, Roberta Barnett, Kathy
fall
with
it.
peel lhe paper u!f. Ha! I madea batch
Cromer,Jeannine Ditton, Lauren WestWin Lewis, who was sales repreof cookies tha~ had no tendency what::
sentative at the Los Angeles; SanFran- moreland, Chrissie Johansen, Betty
’-.: ever to stick ~C,,.~lher, but adhered
cisco, and Seattle gift showsfor Svend Cottrell, Virginia Parker, and Joan
to that brownpor,.er with the tenacity
Jensen of Demark,will return to work Hubbard.
of an abalone, i ouess I cameout with
~O~
the only sand b-,,’ed., Venetian Temp.. in Yosemite next month. She will
again manage the Alpine Shop at
HELEN DANLEY,
ters in the caun~r:,,.
Glacier Point when it is opened in
Helen Dorothy Danley diedrecently
"-" 0"-"
i.
April:
in Palm Springs. She is survived by
(
DAF!"-,"!’,.il TI0NS
"
~O~
her husband, John (Pop) Danley
Mealtickel .... ~ !,clunch card.
AN EPIGRAM
the "Old Village Store" days in Yosemite. The Danleys had been desert
Piecemeah
A :0:<-r, ager’s repast, beA friend is one who knocks before
residents for 11 years.
entering but never after leaving,
tweenphonec<,!i,..
..,,
fell.at BadgerPass. On.Febr’uary6.the
snowdepth was: 38iiiches; on Febru;
ary18it was 122 inches.:..."
Two days, February 9 and. 10,.
brought a.totalof 6.39 inches of rain
to the Valley. Thirty-five inches" of
:":":: ’..":’".phases
of newspaperwork.
snow fell at Badger on February 10.
"
:"
"
¯
’
In
1959
he
came
to
Yosemite,
work
................................................
¯ i, ..: : ....
.....
"
in the print shop with Jack printing job begins. This particular
¯ " ¯ .:
....
.
.....
’ .’
¯
¯ . .,’ ,: I. I."
:
.. /, . ,. (
,
....
....
[\:.
.
’.’...:,. ’: ,, .
’ : ::’"" ’ " "
. ¯ - ,.
.
:¯
. ..
¯
.
. .,.
’
¯ ~,
,,,.
.., .. ,, . .
. .......
~ /
.
’
......
*’
, .i..: , .. ~
~..-", ".’=..’,,
., , ,
,. ’, ~ .
~
:...’..
i.¯
’ ’" "
I .
I
:
"
¯: .. ...
i
i~
[
.
.
"
---’,,.,
..,. ¯ ......:., ----’---~’~-
.....
~,"-’~~~L-~..-=-====~
~-:~
"
..
;.
.::::’
"
;
..
.
¯
,
..
:...
" ~,:~-,,..I
" ;’ " ’ " " I Y 4 ..... ~.~..~,.~,,,w~~~~
,~:
..
.. " ....
A~:,,,,..,, ......... .~-..,,~.,,~,*.,.~,,~.,=,~’,"¢,’;:"=,=..,..~,~.’~_ ,..
. ..
,
"
~.:.:..~,.~’;.~,,,.~.
~
.
.
" .....
:. .:
¯ ,. ,
’ HEAVENLYVALLEY SKI TRiP
Spider Sabich, of .Kyburg, was tlie
outstanding junior skier at the Far
West Ski Association point races at
Heavenly Valley, March 2, 3, and 4,
Winning both slalomraces.
Of the Yosemitecontestants attending, Doris Ihlenfeldt placed third in
the giant slalom, girls class No. 3
(12 and 13 year aids), and Frank
Carter picked up three points, barely
missing a place on the Far Westjunior
national team which was selecled
after the meet. CoachLeroy Rust says
the competitionwasstiff and the hill
muchlonger & steeper than Yosemite
skiers are accustomedto. Instead of
practicing before the Friday race, the
130 children who were contestants
had to pack the three feet of snow
which had fallen during the night.
Hazardoussnow conditions, three to
four feet of powder snowwhich could
not be packed, caused cancellation of
the mile long downhill race scheduled
for Saturday.
Junior skied from Yosemile included Leslie Rust, Chuckle and Ann
Woessner, Johnnie Good, Mike and
Greg Powers, Don Belts, and Frank
Carter( all of whomwere accompanied by their parents), and Doris and
Diana Ihlenfeldt, and Dennis Parrish.
Dee and Dick Mc Laren from Sequoia
joined the group wilh daughters Parn
and Kathy.
GUSSMITH WINS SPEAKERS
CONTEST
GusSmith, 14 year old son ofAgnes
Smith NPSPayroll. Supervisor, and a
senior student at Mariposa High
School, was winner of the Yosemite
Lions Club student .speakers contest
held at the regular meeting on March
1. He will competein the zone contest March 16 in Madera. Other Contestants Speaking on the topic "My
Responsibility in a ChangingWorld,"
were Kent Minter, a senior, and John
Anderson, a sophomore, both from
Mariposa. After the zone contest in
Madera, winners will compete on
three other levels before the final
competition in June for a $1500
scholarship. Each of the other three
finalists will receive a $500 scholarship.
J.udges of the contest were Pauline
Shorb, H: Oehlmann, and Cecil
Stalvey.
--o-NEWSELECTIONFOR LIONS PLAY
"Romanoff
Ustinov,
has
and
been
the "Andersonville
Juliet,"
chosen
Trail"
by
to
Peter
replace
as the Lions
play. Presentation
will
be
on May 3, 4 and 5.
Ed Sirianni,
who has directed
three previous plays for the club will
again be the director.
"Romanoffand Juliet" is a delightfully whimsical story set in the square
of the capital of the "smallesl country
in Eu,’ope." Casting is under way.
--O .....
Anyone
interested contact Sterling
CLEANERSSPECIAL
Crameror Ed Sirianni.
ON THREE OF A KIND
After two weeks of rehearsal, the
Dodge Laundry will clean three
garments for the price of two, be- cast of the "Andersonville Trial"
tween March 12 and March 17, and decided that the play, although a
again from April 9, through April 14. good one, was too grim and heavy
Thereis one catch. "the garmenlsmust for a communityaudience and should
be three of a kind: three pants, tt~ree be replaced by something in lighter
vein.
coats, three swea~ers,etc.
Club spring
¯
’’.
.....
.’,
¯ ’".
,., . :...
. ..
..
",:.r
....,
¯
.: ~,
....
..
¯
....
.....:,.
,... ’. .......
.. :.........:~.
¯,..............
-,,,.:.~:,-............
....
’~:.’;
.
.
" .
::~?:~:/:;’~’.;=
’ "::~:""":~:’~’~"i~
’" "
.....
. . "....
.
¯ ;:..::*....::.~- FRIDAY, MARCH9, 1 962
. ",." ~,,.,’, , *, ., ..
,....
: ,, : , ’’’
..
¯
¯
¯"
..
"
"
, .... ..::.i.-.
" ’ " ’¯ ’...: .;f:
.,,
"" NationalPark, Calif.: . ::~,.,.:_,::..
’~.T osemHe""
¯ .. . .... : .,.........
":..,:..;i..::i.,~.::,::/:::
..
.
..
... ¯ .
~i.:;,..:#.,;:%...~.
’ YOSEMITE SCHOOL
¯
"
, ’ ..
~;,, ’-., , .’,,t:.’,’:,;:
SCENCE
FAIR". . ...".. " : ...... . !:..;-:::.>:i::.::/
’ Yosemite’
school..
children
: 0f.:the..i",I.::::::.),:;,,";:,:::i::~:.
fifth through eighth grades parti(:i~:’
,l:.i..i’,’:!:):’:i!".
i::.::/;’i;:::)’
);.
pated in a science fair in MerceddurJ.
:
i:..:i~:i;,~::!.!:
ing the past week. Four eXhibits,-one’
i~.-:.........;:/"
::
from each grade, were entered among"
re’any others from Mariposa and
.-._
-’:;,,~:--..,.
MercedC0unties. The exhibits shown ’
:’,
:,
in Merced along With others made :
’:.:’::.,’:.:,
i
.....:
by local students will be ondisplay"’¯
: .::
~/,:,../.::
at the next Parent Group meeting,
!.-".:,./...
Monday, March i9. Teachers report
.~ ::
that Onemust see these projects ¯ in
~-.,: , ,..:.
! : ::.
order tO appreciatethe work thatl
~, . i::..":
has gone into them and the.learnir:~g
ilil..,,!..:):
’:
’’ : "
that has resulted.
i’ .; .... ¯
; . -.’-.
CONSERVATION-"
Conservatio~n
To commemora’te
i : ’:: .’~
’~
,
¯ ¯.....
.,-...;.
Week,a film and discussion of Conser::
"
....
vation were presentedto the .....
childr.en
., .: o" ¯ :.,
: -.:.:.
by naturalist Coyt Hackett on Thursday....:
..
" . :. "
i .: :::
SPANISH,....
..
There is a movementafoot to ex. ~. ~
tend throughout the county a Spanish
’
:: :
language program similiar
to ....
that
’: i~ i
~instituted in the local school by Prin¯ ,, *.
.
cipal Erik Brunn.
ENGAGEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. SydCarter of El Portal
are announcing the engagement of
their daughter, Ellice Louise, to James
Hansen Parker of Yosemite.
Miss Carter attended Mariposa
schools, and graduatedin Puerto Rico.
She attended one semester of Modesto
Parker, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
J. Parker of Midpines, is a graduate
of Mariposa High School. He attended
a semester at Fresno City College
and a semester at Modesto J. C. He
is presently employed by Yosernite
Park and Curry Co. Printing Dept.
Weddingplans are indefinite.
’
:
: ......
~
’ . -.-::i..
,.
::
!
THESEITEMS ARE FOR THE INTERESTOF PARKEMPLOYEES
AND ARE NOT FOR PUBLICATION
¯ . ’ , , ,:,..:.
,
. :
:. ,,
. ",:
..
.~..
. . , ¯ , ~.!
. ......... .
continues, mentioningcold downto 21."-i;
. " ’
"
SAN
FRANCISCO
OFFICE
TO
MOVE
"
....
degrees below
zero, and winds U tO:..:".
..
¯ ¯ . ¯
. : ¯
¯ " .
’
.
....
...
.
..
_..
"~- ~ ¯’ "~^ "-- 35 -earsin
the Pm~zter,
Hugh Parker, operating, the ¯
¯
’ oh" ’ p
" : . :it".
"::l:’;i~:’":"::::::’:":
y
" make
~..:."~.?I~.~.!.::.I:.I~;
.
.. ’ ....
: . " ....
" ¯ ¯ 56 miles an .hour"’wh’
¯ ’¯ ,,.,,n ~pr¯ i ~u, attar,
.
. , , : .... )::.,:,.:"..
. " ~:.~ ivZiel~Ae
v-~u
automatic
cy~maer
press.
.....
necessary to bring
all-.the
.children..:",..:::!:::’:-’~.:::".,~’::::.:
sameIocatmn, the San Franc~scoo ...... ": ..... ¯
of Yosemite Park and Curry Co. will . HoToFF¯THEPRESS’ " ’ h~lowsl ’...::."
:.. i":":i.:i.!i!i::i..:i:~.ii:::i:i./~:
terminate its occupancy of 39 Geary ’ Printers must be different! They do
. . ’ "" "’" , ". , ". " " , ." " ~’~’:}~"~’~’:~"’~"::~’~r~:~’,::~"
haulnecessary
during
these,years.
.. ... . .... :.i:~t::".:..:.-:’::.. ’.
Street.¯
¯
"
" not use nches,but have a specia
¯
:. . ¯
:. F-~:.:...,.:.~ ",,.
¯
..
¯
The ent,re secondfloor at" 55 Grant ~oint system of theirown for mea:."..i....
: ::i::.:!:i-i/:’.i..i.i.::.
n .
FromType Setting To Pri ntig
"
¯ "
.: ’ ,"~:"-:"::":’::
Avenue
w] be -.ooen
for
bus~ness
¯
sur ng ength at .....
~nes and columns.
After type hasbeencast in meta: "~:.!"::’."::;":’
.,
On May 1. The telephone number w
.r~....... "~ "-eak of 12 ~o nts to a v"ica ,, slugs,,, l"nese-"slugs are
....
"
~:
:
"f"~i’:’"(~’:
arrangea
in. -...:.;:’,:.:.:::...~:.’::.
v
......
-,,=)’ ~’"’ .=k’
¯
remain the same
- YUkon 2-9912. It
"
"
"a.."". """::."";~::"
: :":
’
¯
re
and 6 p~cas to an ~nch. If you a
~oro~er order ~n what ~s called,
.!.:~. ..:.:.’:
..
":’:I’
:’:
:~
is expected that, in more pleasant
,,%
"
,,
---"--’
’
-"’:
";
":"i
’br
s-ace
n
a
news’a"er,
,lOCK-,
,..:.~).:.-.~.:,,"
vuy,,,u
v
v
form
,
in
~reparanon-Tor:.ci
....
.
v
" "
"
" . .i,.:.~:...::":.
and efficient surroundings, the ottice
you will normally pay by the agate up." Typein the form is evened.by... .....
..I.L,,......-...:.
staff will be able to serve the public line of which there are 14 to an inch.
useof a "plane",or blockof-wood,:...:¯:./i.lii!!i:~"i~.:ii:".
moreeffectively.
Most of the tools and machines in
An invitation
is extended to emthe shop are less complicatedthan the
ployees to comeup and see. the new
Linotype. There is a paper cutter that
office after May1..
will cut a stack of paper 4 inches
~O’--"
thick, and a folding machinethat will
JAPANESESTUDY AMERICA
fold in any one of 40 combinations
On a five weeks training program, at speeds of up to 10,000 pieces an
a group of officials represnting the hour¯
transportation and sightseeing indusThere are four presses, each used
try of Japan are touring the United for a special pt~rpose. A simple proof
States from San Francisco to NewYork press is operated entirely by handand
and Washington D.C. They spent Feb- enables the printer to makea quick
ruary 20 and 21 at The Ahwahnee "proof" of any job without the use
in Yosemite.
of machinery. There is a duplicator,
On February 21 the group held a which is a glorified
mimeograph
round table discussion concerning
machine, used to makea reproduction
the sightseeing and bus i.ransportalion
of photographedmaterial.
industry in the U.S., studying points
A platten press is used to print
of ink is fed by the press, and then
of view of both private industry and posters, signs, business cards or any fits the chase into the bed of the
governmenl. Participating in the disjob that cannot be run on the big
printing press. The job has then been "
cussion with the study group were press. It operates mechanically but
"put to bed" and is ready for a "run."
John Preston, William Schneltler,
is fed by hand and will run from a
Watching the big press pick ¯ up a
George Oliver, Clare Dierksen, and few pieces io 1,000 an hour.
piece of paper and roll it around the
Wendell Otter.
The press which handles mosi of
cylinder
as the chase movesover it "
The group madea trip 1o the Big the jobs is an automaticcylinder press
Trees in the afternoon and were hostmadeby ~iehle Printing Press Man- and push it - a printed page.- under
ed at cocktails by YPC Co. in the
ufacturing Co. of Chicago. It can run a red hot carbon rod to dry at the rate
evening.
as manyas 5,000 impressions an hour. of 5,000 an hour, seems something
-o-" ’: ....
This big press was installed in the old like magic.
SKI SUPPERS
print shop in 1947 and has rnade
Hot off the press? No joke. Papers
¯.
Ski suppers are now held at The
Ahwahnee Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday each week.
¯..,.../,
manymillions of impressions during
its 15 years of service. There have
been 11o new parts nor major over.-
are frequently still warmafter being
Folded and taken to the office .for
dislribution.
....
¯".i;.i....
....
;:.:, .John Glenn Again this week, for the
association.with Lewis Memorial Hos-.
~:
i.~i’,
.i :umteenthtime, the openingof the .I
¯.
:
’pital.
this .week.
.
.
;
.
.
.
.
":i". ..f..i.i...
Ski.Hut had to be delayed because
¯ Valerie Taylor is the new nurse on
ī!i)!: ’ i.i..i/:: ~.II : ofl. stormyweather.TheMillers accept
.::..... ::..... ’. delaysas calmlyas did the astronautl the scene. She recieved her troining
at St.." ThomasHospital in London,
: ’ :"
’.::" ’. ’.’."i,"..
--O-¯ ...
..i~:-’.~,
. . .’ ,..
England; came last year to.work in
CATTY CORNER
: ,..
..,:: ¯ :.. ¯ .
.
’.
.
¯ .. ;!..
Buffalo, Wyoming~and just recently
¯’ ’:.. :
(Continued from last issue)
to Yosemite.
-". ¯ ""~.~:. "
Then .there was that ¯ time back in
.--O-"
" ":
the.early days of my marriage when
ATTENTION ALL DIVOT DIGGERS
¯ .... :..~
I planned to surprise my husband.
The WawonaMen’s Golf Club will
" " ."’ ~... He was always talking
about the
.wonderful Hungarian food his mother hold its first meeting of the 1962
’ /. ’i.
Used to make, so I got a Hungarian season at 8 p.m., Monday, March
¯ ...... .... .
Cook book and prepared to make a 19th,in the Training Room of the
.... ii..
.’. ,.
couple of strudels. (One recipe makes General Offices. All members are
¯ i"
urged to attend. Newofficers will be
..
" two, unfortunately.)
elected, tournaments scheduled and
After spending several hours shell. "
other important business matters
ing and blanching nuts, peeling
....
discussed.
...
....
apples, and chopping raisins I began
Pro Charlie Eagle reminds all club
thedough. It seemsthat you’re supposed to keep rolling and patting and membersof the Fort Washington Home
& Homematch in Fresno on Sunday,
pushing this stuff around until it
becomes paper thin, and when you March 18th. There should be a large
¯
hold it up to the light you can see turn-out from Yosemite for this outthrough it. After I had gone through standing event of the year; the Fresno
this type of gymnastic until my elbows people are tremendous hosts and the
course is a real challenge. Reservation
werecreaking I held it up to the light
and the only place you could see cards are being mailed to all local
through it was where I had punched club membersand the return portion
holes into it with my fingernails. At should be sent back to Charlie
immediately. The Wawonaclub will
that point I decided that this strudel
¯
was going to have a distinct American host Fort Washington in a return
accent. Not that I object to rolling in match on June 10th.
the dough, but I don’t care for the
Europeanversion of it.
.After a few more nerve shattering
variations in the accepted methodof
making strudels, I managedto get
themout of the oven, and with a little
camouflage here and there made a
fairly attractive display of my day
long activities.
I could hardly wait
for the dear boy to comehome. When
he finally camestriding through the
door I whisked out my lovely surprise
and said, "Nov., who’s a good cook?"
He look one look, paling a little
around the noslrils
and gasped,
"Strudel! The only thing my mother
madethat I really couldn’t stand."
The Turlock pilgrimage last Sunday
was successful
weatherwise and
attendancewise. Somethirty Yosemite
golfers teed off in varying fashions
and about 20 remained after the bout
for dinner at the Tioga Hotel in Merced. In the men’s division, the par
point tournament leader was Allen
Dierksen with 37 points.
Harold
Ouimet and Harold Bondshu tied for
second place with 35 and GeneEwing
took third prize with a 32. The ladies
were led by Madeline Hickok, net 83,
followed by a tie for second place
between Muriel Ouimet and Dete
Oliver with nets 84. Anita Bondshu
took third award with an 85.
~:~::~":’
’""":":":
¯ ; , .li.",’~’...
"~......
’.i~;:
:i "’":
"’l’:r’.’:
time
for
five years
- last : ¯"
" the past
.
.
.
,
summer at The
Ahwahnee. ’Accross .
..
the court is Nancy .Swensen,
Reser.
vationsclerk, from TopangaCalifornia "
She is an enthusiastic, skier, hiker
and all-round
booster, for
Yosemite.
’
.
’ .
.
. ! : ..,’...~:/".
i..~."..:..
.
At Yosemite LQdge, .requests. for ’
commentsand .suggestions are. !eft "
in .the guest rooms. Recently.a guest
who was here when some tall-.trees
were felled by storm reported every,
thing satisfactory except that she .did
wish "you would plant the trees a ..
¯ . . ’ .
little deeper."
Dorothy, Wes, and Terry Conner
have returned to jobs and school in
Yosemite. Wes, however, will be
obliged to spend the next two months
working one week in Yosemite and
the next in San Diego in order, to
finish his job there.
’/""
¯".
I!.’ .’" !. ":.
In the Valley to spendthe first week.
end of March in their Yosemite home
were Virginia
Adams, Anne and
Chuck Mayhew with daughtersGinny
and Alison, and Mike Adams with
his fiancee JeanneFalk.
"
Judy and Lloyd Seasholtz, from
the NPSregional office in San Francisco, have been frequenting the ski
slopes during the past week. Lloyd has
been working between ski runs, Judy
just skiing.
.
:
:
Most recent NPStransfers include
Keith Trexler who will soon go to
Lehman Cave, Nevada, Chuck Remy
to Olympic National Park, and Bob
Brangesto Everglades.
’
The Yosemite News provides the
information that 639 trees, considered
dangerous, have been removed by
the NPSthis year at a cost of $14,450.
..
Another note of interest from that
information packed paper concerns
a patrol of the power line from
Glacier Point to the Valley madeon
the day that John Glen orbited the
earth three times. Both trips took the
sameamount of time.
.
.
~. .’...
..’ " ¯ ..":[ ’ .’.’.
. "
.:}i.. " " " "
..:..:....
¯¯.......
..,......~,::;
. ..
’ " STORM,:. ":..".:
.
: Total precipitation
- . . ...
".i.
in: the Valley f6r"
: " " YOSEMITEMUSIC CLUB ’."
.. ¯ . ; ¯ ......,,
: ¯ .
...The FebruarymeetingOf the .newly
"d .., , . ¯ ... :...
". ,"i’, : ...".,:
,,..,
¸. .;
~ ,,.....,~
’.
WOMEN..;
{,7}.{7: ."}:"::::.:-,
. ¯ . " FoR:ALL
.
..
. ".
of Hiram.Walker,:}..:.
’ .:.."
’A representativeq " "" : " :" ::""": : :"":
’ formed-Yosemite
Music..Club..wasa"
Inc., . will give a "Cordial. , :Co0kery.}.
...
.
.
¯., - ., :.’:’.,
.
¯ ’!;i.:":i..:)..{.":::.
i:;.i,
inches,
;! the
making
month,
an;exdeedingly.
of .February.was17.03
wet
great succes
iwith".l..5.....members
en~..
Presentation" ’ f o r ,..t . h e Yosemite
s
. . :...-.}:.:
,
.:;,..,~
::" "."Y"~ "..February, the 40. year average pre- joying
Hart, : music...;p.erfo.rmed,
Lee Miller, Thelma"Warnock,
by Esther ¯ Women’s
Group.at.2 plm., wednes’-./.:.::: ’~>’:’
cipitation for the month being 6.33
day, March. 14 in. The Ahwah:nee:} ::.
inches’according to NPSrecords. The and/the Women’sChorus..."...:.
. ,: " i ::.:’ii~
Indian Room. : , ’
month ended wi.th tWO"unusual"(for
¯ Tl~e. group will meet one Friday
Come.and learn some."new and /:;"
now) sunnY days, and the Coldest
evening each month at 8 p.m..There
temperatures ofthe winter-lows of will be room for active membersand
several degreesbelow, zero at. Badger for those who just want tO listen;
Pass.. and.10 degrees above in the
dues will be 50 cents a year.
’
~’alley. such low temperatures, of
¯ Desiring to see ihe group grow,
course, kept skiingconditions the very .the present membershipinvites anyfinest possible.
one interested to contact Polly Banias
; Those sunny days also gave the
(Chairman), Lee Miller, Helen Johanson, or Hal Johnson.
Badger crew an opportunity to dig
-oout from under many feet of snow,
Over 12 feet having fallen during
¯ VOLLEYBALL
FebrUaryleaving a pack of 8 feet 11"
Sometwo to three dozen youngsters
" Has anyboody seen my drag?"
might have been the cry of ski patrolmen as they disappeare d into holes
they dug deep down, looking for the
, drag that had last been seen before
the"sriow began to comeso steadily.
Le;ar~ing and fallen trees that had
stopped operation of lifts No. 1 and 2
had. been removedbut.a respite was
needed.for making repairs, shoveling
decks and dragging slopes. The snowmelting appqratus on the outdoor deck
adjoining the Snowflake Roomproved
very successful, and madeclearing
mucheasier than the relay of shoveling necessaryto unload the unheated
deck. Bill Meachamwas seen driving
the Bombardier over the unpacked
slopes as fast as possible in order to
tamp down one layer of snow before
the nexl might fall.
Sure enough, on March 2 it came
in such quantity fl~at no one could
see anything, anywhere.
--o--
and oldsters, feeling the needfor some
muscle flexing,
have organized a
volleyball league. In several teams,
they trek to the schoolhouseon Tuesday and Thursday evenings between to 4 times as great.
5:30 and 6:30 to beat out the represSnow depths and water content.
sions of the day on a round, leather
are also well above the average for
ball. (Better than beating on each other years as shownby the following
other.)
figures:
There’s the Firehouse Five, the
Snowdepth, last yr. avg.
Schoolhouse Gang, the Rangers, and Gin Flat
137.92"
27.5 75.7
a bunch of wheels from El Portal. The
’~
water content
Schoolhouse Gang likes to be known
46.08
"" 11.0" 29.2
as the "Communicators." That’s be.
Snow
Flat
cause they include two teachers, three
139.45"
’57.7 97.6
telephone men and a parson. (Who
could get more communicative?)
water content
43.45
17.1 32.1
Fearful of missing out on something
Peregoy Meadow snow
fine, GeneEwing has begunrecruiting
114.44"
44.0 68.2
o gang from the General Office (and
water content
other joints). So far he has signed
38.00
up Keith Whifield, Wendell Otter,
Dana Morgenson, Ned English, Doug Ostrander Lake snow
116.44"
Thomas, Chuck Woessner, and himwater content
self.
39.00
14.0
"Jake" Metherell is reported to
T. V. REPORT
be the general organizer of this
~O~
Recenl cessat.ion of TV service was
activity
and suggests that anyone
SWAPTALK
’ due to a break in the cable caused
interested comeand see for himself
Wanted - The Yosemite Children’s
by heavysnow. Until there is improveor form a team and challenge someLibrary needs a typewriter. The comment in the weather the intenl is to
body.
mittee will pay up to $20 for a stango along with the three channels
-o-,
dard machine of any age in good
presently available,
according to
FRENCH
MOVIES
condition.
GeorgeOliver. He further states that
Mr. Meyers, TV engineer from Los
On Sunday evenings at Yosemite
House for rent-completely
furAngeles, will be in Yosemile next
Lodge, Robert Faure will project
nished-one bedroom--sealed porch.
month Io carefully check ~he whole French movies covering subjects of See h’na Murphy, El Portal or phone
system.
general interest. Time, 7:45.
FR 2-4372.
f,
{
. ..
..,
...#
,
:.
. ....
¯-
,.’.,.’. :..’
.,,,.,,
.. / ..: :: ~’,
.:.,..’. : ,".:,
,.
-..
.~ ’ ’ " "~ , i ¯ ’ ’" 1
",.i..::’;,
’
;’. ~.-- .4..,,i ¯
::
’ ’. .
"
¯ ¯
. .
.
~ ¯ "¯
:.
. ’
:’i:~- ¯ .... . ~’..
~
’ ......
"
. ’::i,,’ <.; ] ’
-
. :. ¯ ¯
.: .
¯
’:~
.¯
-..J.
’ ’ ,,
..
, .
. ¯ ..
" ’..’
¯ ¯ _~.
- ,
,,
.
. . ,
:"i)i ’ :’.’i’":"."".i
.
.
....
.
..... ¯ .,’ .i~ ., ’ ’
... ¯ .. ..: ’ ..,, . ..
. , j" .
¯
¯
.... . ...,,. , .
. - ¯ : - . .. :. . ~
"
.
....
.-
..
.
¯
.
’.
-
¯
:
¯¯
. ,
¯
.
¯
,
.
’
’
.... .
... ¯ ¯
.
¯
.
"
.
. .
..
..
¯..
.
.
. ’.
As to the possible conditions leading
to its formation the following lheories
have been presented by Park Naturalist Douglass Hubbard: During the
very cold weather which occurred at
the end of February whenthe fall ran
very slowly or not at all, considerable
ice could have farmed in the stream
above, filling
the stream bed. With
warmer weather, the water began
to run under the ice which was solid
enough to form the bridge which, ~t
this writing, is still visible. A second,
but less favored theory, is that frazil
ice might have formed such a bridge.
The museumstaff will be glad to
hear from anyone wilh knowledge
of or theories concerning this formation.
DIG THAT SNOW
Ostrander Ski Hut is now open.
Originally scheduled to receive the
first guests of the seasonon February
10, the Hut was finally made ready
for a group of skiers on Saturday,
March 17. The intervening five weeks
had seen a succession of attempts to
open a trail to the Hut, scheduled
trips to prepare the cabin, and disappointed skiers whoseplans had to
be changed, all due to the heavy
snow storms and the need to use all
hands ta keep Badger Pass from being
buried.
on p:t#,c [mir)
-’,
:: "/ ’: ::~-J~i
"’"":------~-..... ,:-’--:’-,:~ ~
"~~
’ , ’ 7 .~’ " ;’~?~
~
¯
¯
¯ ¯
’ ..
..
...
. - ~L
, .., .
~" .
...
,
.
."
"
, "
¯
’
...
..
. ¯
’,
¯
....
.
.
.
, ,
,’q:~: ,:i’ i~
, :.. : ::: .
- ." , ."... ;’
.. ¯
¯ "..’
. ....
,-
..
.,
:::
¯ ¯. .,.,.
.... . ’
¯ ....
.
. ~,.:;,..~...
’. ¯ .,’,-;’"’::d
’ r.:.iii!.’:,
.’. i
¯ :.’. .’ .
¯ ¯ ’ , ¯~-.,..
/n-....:h ¯
" " ., . -~:,’!::>"..’.¯
...
.:,:.... ,,!i.,~.~.....,i~...:’..
.- .. : . ¯ ¯
¯ .~
.:....i~/,i~i!ilr:ii
’-;’": :
""
" ""-Yosemite
National"Pack,-""~alit..."
" ~ -¯:L7;~i.._~.~
.
¯
..
..
"
¯
,.L
, . :
..
¯ " ’ ....
. ¯ . i’
¯
. .:
.i.
.
. ¯.
¯
’.
.
" ’.
.
",,,.
, ,- ¯ :" /, ,.
,,
’
..
¯
.......
{
. ....’
. .’-
DR. LIFSON
~ ,.~
, "
: "
.
.
.
~.
.. ...
¯
. .
~.~
.. .
.,,,,,,,,,:+:~,;.~,~,,.*.~
~i’i;’~,$;~ " "¯ ¯ .
,,
’ .
FRIDAY, MARCH23, 1962
((]onllniled
¯
- ¯ " : ¯
I~I~~.’---~
¯
,
"
:
..:.i;/:.i"
.
.
. ; ’ . , , q
’ WINTERPHENOMENON
, i .....
-.i
rr,i/
" t ’
7t
A snow and ice bridge spanning
"
../
. ..~
.", ¯ :
.the .top of Upper Yosemite Fall has
’been observed during the Month of
~’ " " March,since March6, t0 this reporter’s
knowledge.It is estimated to be about
. ~.
L
.¯
I’
ten feet thick. To date, no one has
. . ,:
been found who has previously seen
.-.
or heard .of a similiar phenomenon
in Yosemite.
...
’.
........
.
.
::
"
. :. ’,
"
" .......
-
.
.
¯
.,
.
.
" ...
¯,
.,
. .:.,
. ¯ .
. . ..,
. ¯
¯ .,~..¯:..,:c"=J.Y:".
"~I".,,~’.
. . . ’"
SOUTHBEATS NORTH: : :"
..
"
: , ::! "(/i
.
..
...
Dr. WilliamLifsonwill loin !he
Led . by Olympian. Tom.Corcoran,"i
’
the rebels wontheir third victory over. " ’~ ...... "
’~
theNorthintheseventhannual
battle’,, i::i::<;;~7
between-.the
.North
andSou:th:,
Ski.. :i ;. i i...;!i" :::: );; ,/: !...
teamsheldat Badger~Passl
March
~17... i!.~.::17.:..%-.~::
....
~’..=..
, ,.’":~-.,.’,
’ ¯
.
:, ¯
~..,::,,’:.:,.i~
and 18.
As he did when’he raced for the .. i..:.i/.i.~!:.).
:~‘’:’.’:~’
North last year, Corcoran w0nboth
"~~.‘r;’.::
JUNIOR SKI RACE
’~.’:".".""
The twelfth annual Junior Giant slalom and downhill events.
.The
team
’times;
compiled
from.the:
i.’ ;".:.":
...
Slalom ski race sponsored by the
eight
fastest
men.
and.
three
fastest
;:"’::i:
Yosemite American Legion Post 258
.
.
¯ C.~.,.: :~.;;.
..
. , . ;./~. :~.
. ~-..:."...:"
will be held on Sunday,April 1, at 11 women on¯ each team were: South.
~: .,:"
.<,...,,..~:...)
a.m., instead of during Easter vaca- 25 minutes, 1.0 seconds; North - 25
,.~,.
’ 7;.’..’’ :., :’r"
minutes,
55.2
seconds.
.....
tion week, as in previous years. There
..:.,i:.:.’.:;.;i:;
, ..: . , -: ¯ ..
In the slalom" held on No. 3. hill
¯
will be two runs - no age groupings.
.
d : ~:.: .ir’
~ , ~’.,
The American Legion will award a Saturday, Northerner BeverlyAnder"::."..."""’..’
son
Brockway,
also
an
Olympicskier,
perpetual trophy to the winning boy
first for the women. Second . .~...’
.
and winning girl, and pins for the placed
.,. ¯ ...’.. and
third
places
went
to’the
South’s
. !..:;-i.:":.!..
first three places, boysand girls.
Georgene
Bihlmann
and
Birdie
Cor.~:....:::
All children 16 years of age and
.i.
under, whether they live in Yosemite coran. Second in the men’s slalom was ....
i....
_:
Dick
Hunt;
and
Yosemite’s
Frank
.....
or elsewhere, are invited to enter.
Carter nailed third place for the’i.North . ¯
Entry blanks may be obtained at
ii". ::..i..
causing such comments as, "Who is
Badger Pass or from Leroy Rust.
" i..:.. ’ ¯
this Carter?" He’s a skier, gentlemen
i:!, . . : .
--o-and pride of the. Yosemite Junior
i,... ... ..
A MUSICALTREAT
Ski
Team!
....
! "
.. -.. ¯
¯
.
. ..
A musical review, "Soundof Music,"
In the women’s downhill, held
"...
will be presenled by Mollie Lob BeresSundayon Rail Creek run, the South’s
:. : ..
ford on Thursday evening, April 5,
,, ....
. . .
15
year
old
Kathy
Allen
placed
first;
at 8 p.m. in the school house. Popular
Sheilo Murray (South) second, and
::.’"’: :
acclaim accorded her well known
i ..
Beverly
Brockway
(North)
third.
Secliterary book reviews prompted Mrs.
places in the men’s
Beresford to branch into the musical and third
downhill
were
taken by Ed Arnold
review field. She will be accompanied
at the piano by her husband Howard. (South), and Jack Turturici (North).
An interesting sidelight on this
.... ...
The Beresfords, from Denver, Coloannual
contest
is
the
variety
of
skiers
: ..
rado, are including Yosemitein their
! . .:
it brings together: Olympic skiers,
westerncircuit.
juniors,
seniors,
husbands
and
wives,
:.
Preseniedunder the auspices of the
and fathers and sons.
:
Yosemite Women’sGroup, this pro~0-.-gram is to be for the enjoyment of
TWENTYYEARSAGO.
the whole community; husbands and
wives, work:inggirls, visiting relatives
’ ’ "
from the Sentinel, March 20, 1942
and Park visitors are invited.
It’s wedding bells for Bob Cromer
’..
Tickets will be sold during the pre- and Marge Miller,
who were Reno.
:"
ceding weekand at the door-50 cents
"
mated last week.
Lewis Memorial. Hospital. staff next..
week. Originally from Minnesota, he
has just finished two years duty with
the army in Honolulu, and has practiced medicinein Dallas Texas.
, .
,.
.
...,
-".
,, ¯ .. ,..
....
,
. ,...
, ’i ¯ ’..,-,~’. ..’ ’<:
~,..i..¯ ,~ . . :.-~
....:
.....
.....,...
¯¯)¯¯¯i ¯¯¯¯¯
¯ ¯¯¯¯ ¯¯
¯¯i¯
i;¯ ¯~¯ ..... ¯ :¯
....¯ ¯ ¯¯:
¯¯¯
¯;:¯¯¯:
¯¯¯!i¯::¯!¯
¯¯¯:¯¯¯i;I¯¯i¯i:¯
¯:¯¯:¯:¯i¯¯:::¯¯:¯::¯¯i:¯¯¯
¯¯¯:¯¯:/¯:
¯¯¯¯i¯
¯¯¯
~¯: ¯¯/:¯.:.¯i¯:¯¯¯:i,¯:¯,:::i¯.
¯¯¯i~. ¯¯¯1::;¯,¯"¯¯::¯¯i¯~::¯~
~ :¯ ¯ ¯ : ¯,,~’~ :.¯ : ¯¯¯ ¯¯~¯: i ¯ ¯ ...... ¯/¯¯¯¯¯¯¯i¯¯¯ ¯ ::r¯¯¯¯¯_~¯¯¯
i ¯ ¯¯ ¯¯ ¯¯ ¯ ¯¯
¯ ¯ ....
¯¯¯¯ ¯ ¯ -¯¯ ¯ ;; ¯¯ ¯ .... ¯¯:¯
" ’ " "" "" r’"’ " :" "’ ~ ’" "! " "
- .. ~’= ’ ’ YOSEMITE’SEN1"INE["
":" . . , :(~
:’/ , :’,::’"’.
::,’..!’..’i.
:’ ’ . ~.:
:::’~,:~’:::
’:’’:::/:
¯
.
.
,
.
. . .
.
....
..... ,:.’-!:: :~.i*.’;: ....¯ " ...... ’
":::;~!.
~;’,;~:,i:.,rl
:¯’ ~l~-~.~-e,,.e~.ei.~H~,
’
"’: .......
’ :I SURPRisE’));,,";:""
’: i TROUNCED;IB
;
UTsT iLL.;
GHTiNG
FI
i"
¯ . :~YOSEMI.TEI
S E.NTINEL ": ..i,.
.’.. ,
~.m’~i’i" %-" ~
"’~"~!"i!’;;’"~"!!
. r~. . q. : :
. : .’
ii’:i;;.;i;.);-.:i::.i::-:i
:::;::~ .::! "i
., ........ ..¯.
’:¢d’::.!.: ;
):i;;~il;i!!iiiii
¯ :: ~... ,..,::.i...~..i
’:"
....,
’...:
. .’./
’:
iiii;
::
~""
"
:~
~ . ~
:
¯..
~ ".
!
i.".
: .... " ~
:’
"i
;.
;
:
:.
.’.
,
:
:"..:
;
¯
¯
.
¯
’ ..
¯’
’ PUblished
¯. ....
b " y ".. ".....
" .
’.
¯ ~ "
,’
" "
¯ It
.
seems that¯
10calsareenjoying
.;...
¯ ¯
’.". " Yosemite:,Parkcmd,;rry.Co. ’I i.. ,.. the ,use, ,,,.of,,, the message
for ’.the: i:nformatJon
of ,, system Installed
in .theAdvertising
.. , .
. .. . ..
-
¯
.
. . golf,:
repeater
..
’f
T’he"Wowona;,:men;s:,and~::~V0me
......
ClU~’s . went. down.,",,
Sunday, " March;
i 8.at
in,";
¯¯
:defe:a’t
the..FortiWosh~;.:i,:;ii;
, ., ...
. . . .
. ....
~ . ..
Office; This is an automatic recording ’ington Home~andH0rne~in i; Fresndi,
:)i: i;.
Yosemite Valleyresidentsl . .
.
First
team
point,
r~esults
sh0wlthai
o~Jri:’i
i
"Esti~er
Morgenson ¯;-Editor
machinelthat
repeats messagesab0ut
.. , ’
ladies 10st .16 to 29 and.lthemeni:24:ili
. :.
...
. .
.
H. Oehimann --~-~J,,:Advisor ¯ road; snow andski
c0nditionS toanY
one
dialing
FR
2.4636.
¯During
the,:
to 321~.Thebalmy, rWeather a’n~;Fo
’ ¯ .’. , H. .. K... Ouimet
~-~-----L~dvisor
¯
.
.
..
.
.
. ..
.
¯
h0spiia}ity took the .edge off:;
peiio~ each morning when it is turned
H. Berrey
Advisor
.off for dictation of a newmessage,it"~.defeat; and Wawona
golfers.lar6iali::i.
. . ¯
. .
.. ¯ . . ¯
¯
.
.
,
¯
functions
as a conventional telephone,
ready awaiting a:nxiously an i 0pp0’r~i!. i,.:i:
....,
LENGTH
OF.SERVICE .’ .
.. .
¯ ..
.
,. . . ~; . .. ~
,’
At one suchm0ment
recentiy it rang tunity:to recoup on local fc]irWaysi!i~i
’ ’There. are a few poop
e.in ¯ Yosemite
.
.
. .:
,
,
i’ . " . -~i,:).i:~.:.:i..
¯ comeJunel0th."i;
.
.
who have lived and worked here for and was answered,
.
. "Hello."
.’. .
.. ...: .~ ...¯ ...
.
I
,
After
a
silence
that
must
have
been
:
Charlie
Eagle
g6t
152
Yosemite:.~;.;
:
a ..long
timo.
"’i’i!ili’iii~’i;.~%i;r-~;i:ii’:--’"i,
.
golfers
.off
the
Fresno
tee
SUndl
,s..r..~
filled with confusion at the other
The
longest personal association
:-..
.....
with Yosemite Park and Curry cO. is
end of the line, a small, childish voice morning including several members~:i:/ :~
~
whocamefrom considerable disiance: !~! :’i
that of its president, Mary Curry hesitantly inquired,’: "Wh-hat time is
for thebigevent.
Charlie
andRuthi.i:i¯.iil. !!ii¯i’,:i~.i:i:~!:~i.:.,:v
’
Tresidder, who lived in Yosemite as it"?
..
:
Hill
came
from
Sequoia
National
Park
; ;i:’:i.i:lii’iil;!!.!!!:iil;iiiii~;il
during the development of
. . a child
¯.
’
the Curry Camping Companyby her
father David Curry. She remains
" ~ actively interested in all phasesof the
Company.
H. Oehlmann,Executive Vice President, holds the record for the longest
period of continuous employment. He
firstworked in Yosemite during his
college days and began permanent
employment in 1926 as head of the
CommercialDivision.
Privilege Cards are given on the
basis of continuous service, and of
the 25-year card holders ¯ (which is
the longest length of time for which
cards are given) there are three who
have been continuously employed by
the Companyfor close to, or more
than 30 years. They are: Wendell
Otter, whose35 continuous years run
a close second to Mr. Oehlmann’s
36 years, Miles Cooper and Dick
Connett. Otler and Connett worked
their first summersat CampCurry,
were hired by "Mother Curry" herself,
and were among the group
known as "Mother Curry’s boys."
Cooperspent his first surnmer,~working al Yosemite Lodge.
rant Sales Manager.
Miles Cooper’s first summerwas in
1928. After the next season, he stayed
on a year around basis. His first job
was running the check room at
Yosemite Lodge which, in those days,
meant more than hats and coats.
Manypeople traveled by bus or train,
and the amount of baggage to be
handled was considerable.
Also,
people stayed longer then, and many
of those who came by car shipped
’their trunks. He subsequently worked
at Camp Curry and The Ahwahnee,
and was Fire and Police Chief before
being drafted by the navy during
WWII. After the war, he was Head
Bellman and Transportation
Agent
at The Ahwahnee and is now the
CompanyMail Clerk.
Briefly, in his own words, Dick
Connetl’sservice is as follaws:
"1 reported for work on May 10,
1929 and my first
job was Busboy
in the Camp Curry Dining Room
which was about to open. I always
remember that I was first
handed
a handful of forks by Lou Terwilliger
(now Mrs. E. T. Carpenter) and told
Wendell Otter came in 1923 to be to put them around on the tables.
a belh.’nan at CampCurry, and began The sametables and chairs are in use
his permanent employment in 1927. t~day. I stayed in my first winter in
He has since worked in most of ~he 1933 and worked at the Lodge Cotehotel units the Company
operates, ancl teria.
From 1937 to 1941, I was
has had the longest tenure as man- Managerof Badger Pass in the winter
ager of Yosenqile Lodge.-eight consecutive years. He is presenlly Assis-
and the Keith
Kaesers
California.
¯
~.
~0
.
from
... ¯
, ¯ ..... ~r’,. ’C’-’ , "~’"::’,::-;"
Southern¯:
i .¯;" li~:.,,~;~..i~:’:,.z::;
: : i ’i:i i:
" ’ ’ . i"."~
. , .~ ....
CONVENTION
BUREAUS
iNi, :’I:’. ;.ii~
i;~i.::’i:’i:.i.~::;..~i,.
I
~Iili;:i;~.il;
CONVENTION
:-;
.:-"
/i
.::
):!iiii
.;iiiii:
TheCaliforniaAssociation
of Con.,, l.(i;~ii.:;’:;i::~.:~’/-i:
vention
Bureaus
heldits annuallmeet.
:. i i:".i~.::’]:").~.]";.f.(:.i:i:.
ing at TheAhwahnee.
March
11to14.... :~.:i~-i ¯ :.i :.i.... i.:
Elected
tosucceed
George.
oliver."as:.:
..:.i.".:i~ili.:.:..,.:~;..".:i...:.:.i~:
president
of the association
wasMrs":":i::..it~iii:::".:""..::i:i
Kay Dillon, representative
of the ’~~:~ ~:".
"I;.~.~..
""..:.~..:
!";..,’
"
SantaCruzConvention
Bureau."".i."i.i!).i’
""~/:...:..!i.
Oliver will continue as .a member"i....!:::~: ."...:.
: "
of the Board of Directors for the:.. .’ .i’.L’’ ’-. .. ". ,¯ L~’ ’
..’"
’
coming year.
’ i::!, ’,. ";’
....
.. i:;~ . ¯ ,..
..’
County having drawn the lucky
i’.)i
number 58 in the National Lotteryl
I:.:.. ~: ":
and entered the service in MarCh1941. . ... [.. ... ¯ .., .
:if ’. ~" " !:¯ :
" ¯ ¯ ’Li,
I returned in 1946 and worked ¯in
the office in San Francisco for several .i !: iiii i
¯ . ¯i.:.
..:.¯,
..;. ..
months, then re-opened Glacier
:
Point which had been closed durii~gi
i: .:: ithe war. I managed The Ahwahnee
i..
" ¯
’.
from
1946
Ils
. ~ , . ;. ~-; .... ¯
re-opening
Jl’l December ¯ ’. ’!..,:..
until
1955 when I moved to.
:¯ I. ,
"
my present
"
,,
:- ’. :~,." :- ’:
assignment.
Illustrative
of the experience of ~ " ’ :.
several "old-timers" is that of Amos i ~"
’i " .: . " "..
Neal who says he came to work in
Yosemite for the first time May19,
:.i~ ....
1928, on the samebus that brought
: .... . :
Miles ",-ooper. While others stayed, . :
Amoswent to work in other places,. " ~:,... ’ ’ ..
.. ,., ’ :
¯
among thorn far away Arabia, so
~..
’i
and Big Trees Lodge in the summer.
i.r
lha~ his years of employment have
~
’.C . . : ...
I was lhe firsl draftee from Mariposa
t’~een broken.
:. " ~ " ~
’.L
¯-..
¯ ’.i:’~
.... ’..’!i~ ’
’
"
...
,’.’.’i.
’": ,:::’.
:i . ....
¯ :i,
." !’",. ~"i"".-.’
. .,’’. ¯
.~
" I " ’, .’ ’ ,’. " ’.,
,..
¯ .’ ~,’ ,...’ .
"";~’~
’.’¯:’?..:~.,
".....,’i’
~.:~.’.’’.
.¯
¯,
O! . ,
..
¯
.....:.......,.!..;.:.~
..;:experts. Winterstormssometimes.
’joyfully gi:eeted by.a host Of. "their ing Office on May24, 1934,.as a ..."’.;:..
’..:ii~,’.....-.).;;.’,.
" " ’":’: : necessitate
"
lrlps"
¯ .. comptometeroperator. Before the war .:;:..
on Snowshoesor skis; Yosemite:. friends .I os t weekend.
¯ . :, .
. .:;i ..:....;?..to."d0
repair work{ in snowbound Having returned to California,. they. ¯ She ¯married Harry Dirtingi"and::ihey.:" ...... ~’-,’:"
.....i.-:"
:
¯ .
’.".;.//...’..~
.:;.~.;;..i:
..i":i:i:,’
’ ’i::: ’.areas. ’lnis winter’s. heavy,
" " " ’ " ’
.,
snows
are
living
.in
San
Jose
.where
Art
is
moved
to
Los
A.ngeles..i.
Returning
.t0"i.".
....
.:..
: .:;......
. . .
.
.; ].~i~
’
¯ ."i:.:" .: :...;"::. i..." re.centlly:
.oroKe
.’the.electric power,: employedby:tl~e Pioneer Savingsand. Yosemiteafter his death, she has,.with".-.:.."
. :.". ’.::-".:i.
teephone, ’and I’V ’conies between...L0-an
Company.........Otherf0rmer
_"several breaks"in"tenure,.:c0ntinuedi.
’...
...
.
.
’ :. ¯ ....,2
, .- . . ..
..;:.. .-.:. :Sentinel" Uome and Glacier Point . residents among
the weekendskiers." ,. to work
in the Accountingoffice;...".
. :-..... , ....
~,;:
.
,..
..
.
¯
_
’~
have
been
Wayne
Bryant
’
Agnes
West.to,
who
gained"’much".
....r..’.i.:i’..
"’ and caused..repair menfrom the.., at. Badger
.......
¯ " i:ii.:~ ’ "l’.eiephone Company,
the Government,
.from Sequoiaand
JaneandEd Vella ... exPerience...as.. Ailyne’s understudy,’" :~:."."
: ..-. ..~{,.!. ann YPCCo. to converge., on .the trou- from SanFranciscoi . ".....:..
Kenhas. iassumed:,the. posi.ti0n.of ".Pay- " " ’~"" ": " ":’
;i/
.. ’:. ’{
¯ ..i...;.
bleSpot. At such times manPowerand. Ashley, .John Mullady, and."Jhon master. EvelynLa Barge, new to the: " : !:
¯ ’ " " ~’r /’’:
:~- " equipment from the three organ- Mah0neywere inthe’Valley
during Paymaster’s office ¯ last OCtober, ¯will
. ... . .
¯ ¯ ¯. i,":’.:;
..,:..:-~...~...:.:;,
/...
:,;........:.~...;:.
¯
¯.
.
¯
pooled for
the ¯past weekfor .the .Park Service take over Agnes"former. Work at ’the
¯
Fire Control ¯Conference. Also in ¯"
.
~,::-,.~.i..
¯
w:indow;, becoming
the
person .’to
~’-.:-....
...
.- :.
attendance
..was...Rick:
¯Anderson
who
brought wife Pattie.. along.. ’
.whom eVery terminating employee; ¯ ! ~:::;;!~,:.~;:.
¯ I:/"’" :¯.....
will apply for his last check.
" ¯ ............
".
Tony Tuasonhas been ¯missed-this
..
. .
...,
¯ ’ ""
i/i’..:;;:’,,:~/
winter by his manyYosemite friends
’ --0.
¯ ¯¯
~;i.i::"i:.’.;".i::’..
cables from Sentinel
.. ~.~,......
¯
. . ,. ,..
,.,,,.,
.
~ ;.,,, :..
and
here’s
the
reason
whY.
With
his
~alley .and El. Portal.
¯ . SWAP...’~
....
.’.:
’: ";,
i’
..
cousins, he .will leave his homein the
For sale: 1953 Chrysler 4-door V-8,
never been a break
.:..."
; :~’.;.:.....i
Phi ippines on March 21 fora trip:
good¯ condition, $395. WayneWhitestrong, submarine-type
¯ cable leading down from Turtleback ¯ One week in Hone Kong, then to
man- FR 2-4221 ¯ . . :. " .. . .. ....
¯ . . .:
.
..
India, the Holy Land, Greece, Italy,¯ Dome. It is laid on the ground most
For
sale:
Heilite
camping
trailer,
Switzerland, France, Spain, Holland,
of¯the way, and its strength and
one wheel, fold-out canvas¯ top, com.
London, and on to NewYork and the
lexibility are so great that evenwhere
West Coast by late summer.He hopes pletely equipped, nearly new. ¯$295.
.. it;is;suspended above ground, it will
Call FR 2-4328.
to be in Yosemiteagain next Christ. ¯¯¯¯¯¯withstand the impact of a falling
Wanted: ¯small tricycle.
Andre Badmas.
tree. Before lhe cable to El Portal
Bill Cooperhas received wordof his eaux, Wawona... Call ES 5-6294
was buried underground, there were
For sale: Powder Blue Ski Pants and
acceptanceby the University of¯Calif. many breaks caused by rock slides,
ornia Hasting College of the Law in
Ski Jacket Size 10 - C0ntact Brenda
.. falling trees, or heavy snow. These San Francisco. He graduated last term Hass at Tecoya Dorms or. Personnel
.....
no longer occur. The Sentinel Dome from the University of California at Office.
station serves .but one telephone
Berkeley ......Wendell
Otter has For sale: 10’ wide 47’ 10ng 2 bed::i ..
during the winter - - the phone at
been busy of recent weeksfulfilling
room, 1958 Model Columbia House
.
the Glacier Point Mountain House.
the Yosemite area commitments of
trailer, Excellent Condition, Reason.. ,
When there is a power failure
Lions District
Governor Roy Owens able price. Can be seen at Camp6..
at the Turtleback Domestation,
an whowascritically injured in an auto- Evenings Mondaythru Thurdays.
¯ ..
; , . .. .i ’
emergencyengine automatically cuts
mobile accident on February 21 ....
~O~
~.I~
in to generate the needed power.
¯ Homefor a short vacation from
i:¯;
¯¯¯¯¯;~:
¯
Backing up this resource, at the Tele- Wasatch¯Academyare Sharon Conner, Torgerson is convalescing from a
phone Companyheadquarters in the Susan Ottonello, and Wyatt Kowski - recent heart attack, hoping to be
Valley, there are three generators for
45 minutes from Salt Lake City to
strong again before the stables open.
¯’
.i .
emergency use which can be towed San Francisco by jet .........
The
¯
. .. ’.
In regard to "RomanaffandJuliet,"
to the spot needed. All Telephone Proctors are back from Europe glowEd Sirianni says he’s having casting
Company trucks have four-wheel
ing with enthusiasm over their month
, ....
¯
trouble. Somewag suggests he condrive and can negotiate a road in as of skiing and sightseeing ........
!
:i".
muchas a foot of snow if the grade Doug Whiteside has returned from a sult Dr. Sturm who ’ is i known to
two-monthstrip to Mexico.... Helmar have very little casting troublel
is not too steep.
,,
.~ : ..’
¯/
,’..,
. ’.:
.
¯:i~¯¯~
i;¯:,;i;,;,:
":’ I" " ..
,~....,"’...
¯ ’
¯ .;./.."
: ¯ ¯ "
¯ . "
¯ "
:. ’!.
.
!’"
"" .’:
, ,/.r ’~ "
;~.."~; ..:’.: .
C"I" ~.’,;..
,
.~. .." " ,.’ .~-.-.!-,:, -,,.,. ’." . i;
’. . :. ’ ":;"?"
...-..’,:.-.":
.:’i’.{"."~’
. ’ ’;; !.: ..’.." ..;. ;...:~.:.’,",!.:.;.i;.:.~;~
"
:¯.:...’.,
.....
..,
’"’;’:
’.~’’:..;’.’.’i".::.".
J
!i !:. ::: ¯:!i
=iii ~ "" ~’" """ ""’r ~’i = "" "~’"’T ’. r"" ’ ""’’’’""’."’""’"’’-.
.
.,:...,
’!
: :ii i:
....
~"~.~I~ it .ii".r’i!!’1%~’i"i
,..
i ::
i:
~" "~’I’’~I I I’~"
"~’~I
YOSEMITE.sENTINEL
:. ,~i."i.~’~r"i"
!" "~’~
. ’.. .... .’.. i’’i’L:"i’2’
"’: ..
...............
¯
~",i? ~- ... "’~=’"’~/~
,r . "~-L
.... i’"~’"’’~’~"i"~’!~’"~
",i’.i~i
’L"
"’~"
fr°rn¯.¯p~ge¯
~I~,O"~-!~/ea
¯ ¯ ¯ ¯i n̄ ¯ L6S
.¯ astl¯¯ we¯ek;
’’ Ha:r~
:¯¯/¯ i¯i¯: ¯i:. .:.¯.:. ¯¯ . (C°ntint~cd".
onei/¯.¯¯
¯.:. i. : ¯¯: ¯. .i ¯..¯ Recer-ltl¯y;.¯0fte~
rs̄ . CmeJ.
Over~
¯. Angeles
.. . .... .: ,
I
..."
....
’.ii:: ":..:. )iFrus"tration.. mounted
for’:i a. shor’ti!. ¯400issues, the.! f i.n:a I.i numberi:of,
" .....:
i C)u,met,
. . . .--:.... Gene
....
Ewing,and.Ned
E’ng
i:...i..~,h!l.e
.
.
¯
¯
" :
: ~..’...
. . :..
. . .
whe
the Hut
was: ’,,Yosemite.Nature
Notes,’!::was:publis-i.interviewed
.oi~proximately:200:’ "~"
n:on Monday
opened
:anti,closed
the:sOme
:dCyl hed:by
theYosemite
Naiural
Hstory
pecive’emp
oyees:foi:
S, ,e:r:w,
’::.:L::i:!.i’"/:’:"- ! . "..:.C!arenc
After...the-long
i..wait;
:. Ool!ie..
.and’’ :As_~ocia:tion).
in.:. Cooperaii0n
" .lnierviews..scheduled
fen::: minuteS’
d:S:.~!:.i::!:
...:’ ¯ :i!:,i:~i.i/.::.:/:
.with:John
Loncaric,
Nafuralist.Di,;,ision,
YNP:.TheW.ith:
first the
was..
pad’i keptthethreeexce:edinglyb"Usy"i::::iil.
e M.!ler;
:~bi":;".’.".:"::~.i..
¯ ":!i::i’¢::i."."’..:.::/ii.
:.’.ii:.i.!:~:!:.!.ii::.
Keith Whitfie!d,..a ".-sno w shoveler, a . mimeographed,
paper !published Applicants:~:.were’non,-c01legepeople:~ii-.:
’"... anda. driver set" out: for Ostrander
in.Ju y.0f 1922:byAnsel
Hall,: then..seekingjobs.in: all classifications
i .!.:"~"~.".)ii.’:
,
i....in a. weasel:: Delayed
in LOSAngelesi.../::.::"i"./
. in :starting .:. park. Natu’ralist..::..": ’ ...." i ..i Mr)0uimetlremain’ed
¯ ::"ii’.-i) :I:’~.I: ’ they.. fell.... beh~.nd.....t.h.e..:.lead..i
wease!
. ..: Speaking.
of" thefinal issue,.. the.. for severaldaystO fulfill lan" engage:i.i~’,i~,;ii!:.!:
.:::..:.i:".....’..
:. r~r~ ~Ya:I~’’Ma"’~’n’’expe’r’e’nced’’ Editor says,",Thepassing
of.’Yosemite’ ..ment.as-thefeatured speaker.before::i:"i.::.":,
.n....!~. mc ,~. S ana. a.a.nor marks the end:of.an era."Yosemte’, aseminar onirecruHng.arid hring:j::,.".:..i..
...:.:.-.. :..,:....
"
¯ ...i:.-:-....
::. arrive unt 2:30ntheafternoon-late .:
- ¯
’ ¯ " ~ ¯ "
. .. . " "
¯ . :.": ¯ .. ...’ .. :..
was the last,, andthe first, of ~ts kind. conductedby the CalfformaPersonne,.: :!.’:
""""
:;: -"" " . . for
Startin
a
da’s
wo
""
.
.:.:
. ¯ ’ . .....
..~..’.. ....
¯
-..’...
...
g
..
y
.
rK.
...
......
....
...,/ . -...../ ,.’
outlasting.
...
.
Similiar
publicati0ns
pro-..
.
.
Management.
Association.:...
.:.
i..::..:i
."LI:.I:~:.
¯
.
..
.
¯
. . ..
~i:.i..ii:....:*~
¯.. ...And there wasworkto" be done! duced.in other National Parks."..
.
¯ ¯
..
.
--o’
.,
, .
.
..
.
.
.
.."i/ .:r:
.. .
¯
. ."i¯ , ....
¯ .
,
, . ..
¯ ... i.....i.i...
,.... Buckhad. Started thepumplwhich Hereafter, . occasional
pu.blicati0n~ . : "
¯ .:../i
water.-from
the
Iake. Happily
"INEASTAFRICA
..:":.....:
".~......"’:....¯ brings
i.:!.-..!.:"..).
:...¯.!i.
¯ ,, . . .
.
,.
will be made by theMuseum on sub~.
: .. . . ... .... ...
.’..........~.,.:..,., ,
,.:--....":
.he had not Ltui’nedon ihe .faucet
jects.ofgeneral interest to Yosemite
Jane and.Dck:
¯
whowent
¯ Kimball,.
. . : .i". .’ . t~*:;.%:i,.:
.i
¯ ..:.’... : i.... I i ’. " " .which.letwaterintotheHut.Hadhe visitors.
"
to Africa to. teachsch0ol;,
tell 0f.a/four:" ,. :"~
’.:..".
*.. ...: doneso, a good ipart of the lake
’ "
"
’¯ "....
~’L" . .~ ... .’ " "
day, 650-mile trip madefrom:.Kam!;.":.i..:
¯"
--0.. might have . been. in side the snowpala, wherethey live/, into western-.., r~..:.......
¯ ...’.."/’ .. I~. ..
" bound house, for when the water
THE
AHWAHNEE
’..I::
Uganda¯ " , " .: ’ . .. ."i " ." : ..":.."iii!."iiii".ii’::J::ii~:~::!!!
¯ " ..
was turned on, a split
hose was
¯
:. . " . .... ..I.:.. .-..:.~:il.i.!..!~:..!/...
The Ahwahneeattracts interesting
’ roads.were
¯ i , ¯ :.
"The
prettygood
all the.". !i!~,:",i~::’ :.i:i".:i~.:..
’ .discoveredthat allowed water to pour people, interested in Yosemite. A
¯., . .:..
wedidhita
fewstret-ii. .? ’’!’!i!.!".’::"!.~::i.!i!.’:.i!
all;over the floor instead of into the frequent visitor has been Mr. J. Goux way,ihough
i...
. ., ¯
ches
of d.rtroadwhich
.were
: b.adly.
I .ii. i.-ii"./:!)i:i’:.i:ii:iii::.:.i:
.tank.
of Santa Barbara who recently
rutted
if
there
had
beenrain;
and.very
...... .." :.
.... But the first necessitywasto shovel. piloted his own plane as far as Maridusfy if there had been no rain.. :""...:"
¯ ... It was necessary to shovel downto pose, bringing with hirn his son, Tori,
Mostcommon
werethe. mudand"... "i;/.~i."".:i.::::..i:...
¯
’.the front door, and to shovel snow and George F. Hammond, also of
~.
waddle
hutstoppedbythatched
roofs..,..:..i~! ;~;?:j.’.’..i.i.~-.
¯
awayifrom the windows to relieve
¯
- ¯
""., " .,’l~ -~’ .:"’, ’
Santa Barbara. Mr. Hammond,who is
The
Africans we passed along the ".F:"":z:i’-’.:
’ ....
I
the dungeon-like darkness which
said to be one of only five ownersof
roadwerever~yfriendly,especially..."::.i~::::!~;.~’::.::"~i...:.
" " " greeted the crew as they first looked private jet planes in the United
" " and .. ,’:.....
’...:
. .... . .:.i""
.... . inside. There were many feet of snow States, is also his own pilot. Some- the little children who". ¯ "waved
i ¯
,.... .. ~,...:, .,.’:’-:,.
called
out
’Jambo,
Jambo
....
......
~.
.,.:.-..
.....
.. " to be moved to gain access to the times he and his family jet to Van¯
. .
.
.... ,..
. "" ./, ~" ,:.. , "’ ..!--’.
"The following day we spent ~n .~..i" :.....:...
wood storage shed.
couver tO spend the day returning
¯ ¯ L:...
~’:"",.
.
Queen
Elizabeth Park which,
borders
.. i !!...:..~.:.... i.:
¯ So,,.with the only water in the to Santa Barbara in the evening.
on Uganda and the Belgian
Congo. It . . ~::. . ..
’
house on the floor and fast turning
¯
,’ .. ..
i "
Recent guests were Mr. and Mrs.
was
very
exciting
to
see
the
t~ig game " i’~:L" "" "
to ice, no woodavailable, no tools to ,John Greville,
¯ J~ ... . ...
from London, who
roaming all about the park, and we !-: .i., ’~i.,
mendthebreak, and the hour growing were on their way to visit a son in
’
. ~.. ’ "i’..,
had great fun trying to take close-up
.¯:. : ....
late, the party quickly decided they New Zealand.
..
photographs,
of
them.
we
saw
many
would return to Badger and wait for
i’..i~i:
..."L.’::"’.
.
Last SundayLucy Winkler, a world
"another day to make an assault on
elephants at no more than 20 yards:. . i-:. .""
traveler who frequently
includes
, . . ’/,
and not behind bars. Other animals
the problem.
I...~"
Yosemite in h~" illnerary,
showed
we saw werehippo, antelope, buffal0,
"i. ¯ ...
Early on Wednesday a new start
someexcellenl color slides which she
{i ! .." ..
warthog and many tropical
birds..."
was madeand all arrived at the lake
had taken on trips into. remote parts
~:- -. ":
The highlight of the trip was the boat
at 11:15 in the morning. Wi~h proper
of New Zealand and Australia.
trip up the Kazinga Channel which
.tools,
more hands to shovel, and
.. i,.., .......
., .
plenty of lime, Ihe place was soon intervening days of sunshine seemed is between Lake Edward and. Lake
George.
This
was
an
excellent
way
in
madehabitable.
to have settled the snowaround the
2
.Gelling at the buried wood was lodge about lwo feet, leaving an which to see the wild-life - animals
i. "
accomplished in novel fashion. As estimated 10 foot snow.pack.
and birds safely , yet very close. We
they deepeneda trench to the woodBoth trips wereexciting and the
stayed
.Safari the night at the Murya
house door, one. man stood at the
J
,,.
very snowthat causedthe delays will
Lodge on Lake Edward. we sat out on
~ . :.
¯.
bottom and shoveled snow inlo a
keep the 8600 feet high Ostrander
¯
the terrace after dinner and watched
grabage pail willie another waited
¯ L "
’ ¯ ¯
,. ~’ .
,
above to lift the bucket wilh a rope. area beautiful and provide fine skiing
lhe animals comedown tO the water.
The .r.jraua reported that the two for manyweeksthis spring.
I"
. .:""
to drink."
.’ ,
. .
.’¯ . . .
i. ’.,
.." ’.
¯
.
.
.
.
’/
.
: . . ¯ .
", . ’
’
..
¯
. "
. .
~ ..
’ " ’ ’ " ". ":
’. ¯
,
"
..
.
. ,
.
"i":
’
.
’
’" " ~
¯ ;I: ."~’".i,
. ,.
,,
;. ,; ,.,
.I ~...*’-’ ’ . ". " ’.’~ " "~ .’"
....: ¯
.
. ¯
’
}"
..,
. ¯. , , ¯.
.
,....~ . .-; ~ ,
.,". ::
i" ’, ’.,, " ."’.’
.’" ~.. . ~:::I:.:.::’:::
, -.......’
. . . ¯ , ,.~. :’.’"..
"’2’ ".J ;." ¯ :."
:!Li/ii
.. ,..
"I.
:. ,..
,
...:,:
.,
, , :
.-.’: , ...: ,
.. ..
: ’/ . . ~ ¯
¯
".
¯
.
. .":
: :.
¯ :.-
. . ,
! ..
]
i
~"
’...’
’"-
:"
..
.
.
. .
,
’i.
.
!
. /
¯ ’.,
WHATTHEYDO
by Ned English
’ ¯
The
¯seasonal
nature of the Yosemite
....
,
Park and Curry Co’s. business requires
¯ that it fill roughly 1,000jobs between
the middle of April and the middle of
June. Sixty-five percent of these jobs
. ..
....
SPRING
SKiING
:.
" .COMMUNITY
COUNCIL DRIVE
~:i,.. ~
... ,
..,,..,
The ]962Community;CounciI.Drive
:At. last Spring sldincj: has arrived!
... i.V..i..!
is
now under way and willcontinue
Skiers can now toke advantage~of
: !::~i:(:.:!:~
.....
through
¯April
’
"
~
~
::~
;:
30.
Literature
outlining
¯
the RailCreek ......
run which starts at the
i::’..:.~..:..:-~:"
¯
"
’
’ " ¯ ¯ ¯
"
,
’ ’ ’. ....
" " ,’:~.:""" .~":’ ":
¯top Of the No. 1 lift and has a drop theoblechvesoftheCommundyCoun.
:~(/:::..:~!(::::~.
’.
cil
has
been
distributed
t0
all
era::
:!ii;"(:!.:ii.::!!:i)!:i:i:i.
of 2200 feet. It Offers somefine skialongwitha self-addressed
.’ i !i’::;:ii:’ii!:_::::):ili:i!
ing and new views¯t0 tt~ose accus- pl0yees
This corn:
’:[!).:i.i!i{:i:.:.
tomed
most
of envelope
their for ¯remittance.¯
skiing
On
....
~,: ~ ,.,.,
¯ tO doing
of local
::’
.. i:,, ’.":’
.,,. ¯ ,..
the runs terminating in the Badger bined drive is the support
.
.
,
~
. .,,...’, :...: -~,,.,
¯
youth activities suchas the Boy¯Scouts,
~.,
.. ...........
’
¯
"
"2."
~’ ’.*","",
Girl Scouts, and the. Badgerswhich̄ is
~ ......
i .... !.~’:’,.
¯
our local football ¯team, along with
¯National charitable¯organizations
~. "’:’::.:
¯
¯
which include ¯Federal Service Joint
:~
: . :’::.
~:~"°"
" ¯ . .,....,
,
¯: .
.
¯
" ¯crusade. The charities Which derive
:: ’ ’:":~’:
benefit from the Federal Service Joint
:i: :::i:: ~:::::
/
Crusadeare: RadioF~:ee Europe, Care,
::i’ , ,: :!..’: ’.’ ::.
|-iii:!!
!~
CommunityCouncil treasurer, Ag¯
,’
,, , ,
:i : i ::
nes Westfall, reports that 100%co; ........
~-:: . .~
operation
is
needed
to
insure
success
~’::.:. " :::
!t’~ ~o~e[c~.~il~,g!
! : "/::’
of the program. YPC Co. employees
¯’
.
~ .... :’i
¯
~
..
Pass Meadow. Upon arrangement, a mayeither makedirect contributions
."
¯ ~ ,"
YTS bus will pick up skiers at the or agree to have a specific amount
! ¯ :
¯
., ¯ : "
:are. filled normally by students among
whomeighty-five
percent are "returnees." Therefore, almost 500 new
people must be contacted, processed, ¯
and secured during the first
few
monthsof each year.
Every spring representatives of our
Personnel Departmenttake to the road
to interview new job applicants. So
far this spring Mr. Ouimet and Mr.
Ewing have visited Phoenix, Tucson,
and Los Angeles. During April they
will interview at U.C.L.A., Stanford,
U.C., and San Jose State, and in San
Francisco.
For every person interviewed on
trips, hours of pre-inlerview work
bottom of the Rail Creek run for the deducted from their paychecks.
have been required of the Personnel
return trip to Badger. The fee is 50
Questions regarding the drive ma~’
Office staff. This work includes probe directed to: Hal Morris, Yosemite
cents a person,
cessing letters of application received
Skiing conditions are usually at Park and Curry Co., Guy Lamoreaux
from thousands of applicants from
their best about 10:00 o’clock in the or Dick Hart of the Park Servicel
all corners of the United Stales; send-oing out hundredsof application forms morning when the snow is neither
ARE YOU REGISTERED?
too hard nor too soft. For pupils, the
to the persons who have beer able
Registration
of voters for the June
to sell themselves
in their letters; pro- Ski School usually organizes a trip
5 Primary Election will close on April
cessing the application ’t:orms as they down Rail Creek each day.
12 at 5 p.m. Voters must have resided
A short cross country venture is the
are returned; and finally, notifying
in the state one¯year, in the county 90
each promising applicant to appear |rip to Tempo Dome, a wonderful
days, and in the precinct 54 days
f’or an interview at the locatia n place to eat lunch while resting and
before the June 5 election. Peoplewho
contemplating the view of the high
nearest his home.
have moved from one precinct to
Sierra peaks. The more hardy skier
The "momentsof truth" in any reanother should re-register.
Women
maywish to makethe inspiring trip
cruiting campaignare the interviews
who have changed their names by
themselves.Eachapplicant is allo~c-d to OstranderLake. For overnight stays, marriage should re-register.
ten minutes wilh the inlerviewer, who, reservations are necessary, and for
You may register at the County ’
during that time, mu:H make dozens both Ostrander and Rail Creek runs,
Clerk’s ¯Office, Mariposa, or with any
of juclgments and decisions about fi~e skiers are requestedto sign out att’he of the following deputies in Yosemite:
BadgerPass ranger station.
applicant while juggling a mental
Agnes Westfall and Adele Laux in
piclure af lhe jobs available for which
Ski School Director Nick Flare will
the YPC Co. General Office; Ruth
the applicant is qualified. The interbe happy to provide any information
Ewing at her home; Olive Kirk in El
(C.(mlitm~’d nn I)~U.’e Itt,’~’~:)
concerningthese trips.
Portal; John Series in Wawono.
~:
.
!
:’
:
: .
:. ....
i’
.~
,~ : .-.: ..
:
’
....
i .’
.
.
:
~ .,
~
~ : ....
:
’ :
.
’
’..
:
’ -’
i
"
,..
.i~
,, ..
¯ ! ~ ,,~....:
¯.
¯
¯ , ",’ ". ..’
.
¯ .
.
. ~
.
.. ,
. , , , ,,’
. , ¯ . ,, ,.,
¯
.] ,:
’, . . ...’ ...:, , -::.:
i:gj
.,.
. ..
. O~¯¯¯¯ ¯,: .. ¯. ¯ ¯ ¯¯ ¯¯.¯ ¯¯ ¯ .
....
.
MONDAY¯ .
¯
APRIL
. ¯¯ ¯ ~16...... .11:00
¯ ...... a.mi!.!’~)
. :-¯¯-.¯:.:
"¯.¯¯¯: .....
Lions Junior Giant Slalom: (16"yrs~i!
’" : ’:" Advis0rl ........ -..." . :. ’" IT’S MORE
’: FUN.."I’.:".;)"..
.i.i’.~’ii:.!::i.ii.i:ii:..:.
~:i ¯ H. K.. Ouimet
......
i i
’
" H. Berrey.~’r " . ":
¯Advisor
’r’’’"
"
"
"
" "
:.::::
.:: ~~:.~:¯ ..,! i~l~eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee~..
Snow.plants
(no Orchids!). t0 Pat andunder).-:. i............;:
:’i"":.i:.’/:~":."i:.:i:;;.,.
:::~
:".i" ";:
"
.....
TUESDAY
- APRIL.
17-1"10.a.miia’nd::2i:::
¯
¯
"i"....:.i;"::"i.:.:..
"i :: A:FEW
FACTS
ABouT
YOUR
SENTINEL""
Wallace¯for being,the" mos!faithful.., p,m."-Ski ProficienCy..TeStS..:.I.’."...: ..:’..’ii:i!::!
"
.....
::""’"::::"’
"
From"900
’C0
es"bi
Week
d~Jr
n
patron¯
of
Ostrander
Lc~ke.
Two
of.the
WEDNESDAY’
.APRIL
18-Cr0ss:coU"n!:i!.
¯
p
.
.
y.
.
.
¯
........
......,.,:.:.......:
g: ......
..
,. three¯ weekends since ¯ ¯’¯D
the ome...IP
Ski¯Hut acki:
"try 6
tripto¯Temp0
¯ ;..-..:,,
: .,. ¯., ,.~, . ,.. ... .....
..... " ..... :.The montn.ol"l~loveml3eri printing ¯ or .
.
¯
....
." "
. . ". ¯ ¯ ....
.,.....
been. there .On the " ..._
theSentinel
increases to 1800"during opened, she has
" d unch
Regster
for trpthe
day:
be.;)~ .:"..:’:.!
;.,::
¯
’
"
"
"
’
.......
’
¯
"..
.
.
.
..
second trip,"
Maxine ’Rowland
.an
.
..
’,~..~
,at / proat WnterCub
.
-..
’
¯
"
.fore
Desk
"
¯
the
summer
months;
These
are
distri:
..
¯
.i
MarogaretHarrison went.along, and...~., ..... ~-,k,,, .... ,.,,4 ,,. ,’: ::.".’,.:’
....i.ii._i:_ii.’.ii.
i."iii ’.....bUted.:within. the .Park,. except ,for.
.:. !nu~ou~..-~r~,jY-~ ~.a.m.:t~ope,’::
they. all. liked it so well ¯.they are Raceonskis. Open.to all:.2p.m:.i";i..".i::ji
’./"i ". .., " .. ". ." . ’ . " approxim’ately
330Whichare
mailed
going again this Very Weekendtaking
Team
Slalom.
Team
to.consistof
o.ne.’~.:.!.i-i:ii.~:!.:.:.
to people who have requested them,
Joyce Richards and Nancy Swenson
man,
one
woman.
Easyslalom;
RJn.:i. i......:.;
people living in 24 different states
With them - on the weasel. Those who
4 p.m. - FlyingFiftY race. (Limited:,
from Hawaii to Vermont, and Washington D. C., Puerto Rico, and Mexico. care to will ski back.
to 35 racers)i 9 tO 11:45p.m. :-.Sk
Of her first trips Pat said, "BeautiSchool night in Indian Room2Sk ’ ’i
Most of those on the "subscription"
ful! So muchsnow, the lake frozen,
Instructors in.. informalentertain-..;..;.;.~
list are former employeesor residents
..
.
...
. .,
¯
wonderful skiing on Horse Ridge! All
ment.
..
’...
. - ...... ’ ’ : "
of Yosemite; a few are merely friends
this and French apple pie which Dollie
FRIDAY- APRiLI 20--:ii a.m..:-Ski"/!"::’i.:
or interested
persons. Amongthe
Miller baked because she remembered
Proficiency Tests. 4 p.m. I::
Flying
Fifty. i !:;.!:!i:.ii!,"::i~::,)i
latter are included the NPSRegional
how much I enjoyed it at Sunrise
Race
(35
racers).
Director in San Francisco,’ the NPS
":’. ’ ’ . " ’ :i’
Camplast summer."
Yosemite Junior Trophy Races, .: ’
Concessions ManagemenlD vision in.
two events.for those 16 yrs. and" ::,::!’~:~:
Washington D. C., and NPSoffice of shot of Wally Reid- star of silent
q
under: 11 a.m.-Slalom. 3 p ....
m ~ "i:::;"’:
: ....
Information, WashingtonD. C.
pictures- takenl think in the late 20s."
. . ...: ¯ .%., ~..
Giant Slalom.
.: :..;~?i:’
.’:
Recently, in an effort to update (The snapshot included, as well as
EASTER
SUNDAY
APRIL
22-11
a.m.
the mailing list, all persons on the Wally, a team of huskie dogs pulling a
Easter Egg Slalom. 1 p.m. Annual.
list were contacted. Manyresponded sled near CampCurry.)
Easter
Bonnet
Parade,
3 p.m.-Yose-,
-.i.!,ii’i:~:..:"’
with notes of thanks for the paper,
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ernmert ......
mite
Winter
Club
Slalom
Champion:........i
.i:i~:;;.:;::..,
;.. :.’i :! :
~ith news about themselves and "Having spent twenty years in the
¯
¯ F;~, : ...
ship
others; many spoke of sharing the
..
Park, we value the information in
.... {’.::...:. :..;.
paper with other one.time Yosemite each issue and look forward to ils
’ i ".".,i!’:!i":;.
-°¯
RUTH CAMPBELL.
residents in their area. Printed here arrival."
.. ". ..i,!!i,,,... .
Ruth
Compbell
died April 3, in.. .i!:." ....i
are a few of the messages.
E. F. Cummings, Taylor M ich.Lewis Memorial Hospital after a long. : . J::....
From Marilynne Henderson, "rracy:.,i,.". ~’ ,.. ,..
"Loi~ is at present working on the
illness. Ruth is fondly remembered¯ ’r,:.:
..... .
"Red (Gerald Henderson) and I met
. .. ¯ ..i.[" ..... ,..’.
S. S. Atlantic, American Export Line
as the manager of NawasaShop last. i.::i..:
in Yosemite and were married by Rev.
as a nurse and enjoying it very much."
summer,manager of Phono and Yose-. ¯ r..i.
.
Glass on Sept. 15, 1951, and lived in
Mrs. Mary Buck Farrow, San Diego- ~’
mite
Lodge
Studios
in
former
years;:
....
’I"...
Camp6 in a trailer for a year . . . We
"Arn always interested in the Yosemite and the wife of Hugh Campbell"of
have lived in Tracy 7 years now and
" ,.:i. !:’:
"
Sr, nlinel as Mr. Farrow was General the YTSGarage.
"
,.".
i .
own our own I~ome. I have worked
Manager of Yosemite National Park
¯ i". ¯¯ ¯
i; .....
JOHN McCAULEY ......
for the Pacific Gas& Eleclric Co. for
Co. till
1926, and am a stockholder
~ iiii:
5 years and Red works in Livermore
Funeral services for JohnMcCauley,
/
of YPCCo."
whodied Friday, March30, were held
~.. !: :
at the Lawrence Radiation Lab. Our
Fred
Alexander,
Tuolumne-"We
in the Oddfellows Hall.at Big Oak ..i.!,
son Charles is now 9),ears old and
¯ ,. /. i:’, ,
have
read
if
since
1915."
~’.:.’’
Flat lasl Sunday. McCauleywas born
daughterCarolis 5
.i:i
Sherman
Institule,
Riverside-"lt
in
Yosemite
in
1882,
the.same
year
Tillie Sample, Monrovia-"t wonder
’~;:¯ !.:: ¯.: "
.
is shared by staff and Former em- the Glacier Point Roadwas built. His :: :i/ "
if you know of the dealh of Sylvia
Jarvis (long-time housekeeperat the ployees on campus."
father was JamesMcCauleywho built.
!i! ::i
Carol Van Housen- Moved,Feb. 15, the Mountain Houseat Glacier Point ¯
Ahwahnee).She died lasl Aprill 4th
, ::
:.,’. .
’ . "t
i ....
and who financed the building of the¯ . ¯ ;¯:¯
< ~.’ .
after a cquple of shokes .... Thought from Morro Bay to 405 Serrano Drive,
¯ !,: .j’..’,...
you rniqhl be interested in this snap- Apt MCSan Francisco 27.
Four-Mile
Trail
.....
¯
’
¯ ~ ,.. ,":
L’. " ’
.’~ ,’ . ¯
¯ ..
"~
". :
¯
¯-"
.....
i"
~
.¯
..
I ,.,
..
.. !.,, . ";’.,.": ’. ! ,.’
i!ii:.
. . . " " i. .:" " i ;i);. ..i/ ’: ..i I~’: "r’:i~i
" . ’ . ....
1
¯
’:’~’’~’VI’:
i:. ’ .. "’ ¯ .: ,’. , .".’ i-~.-’.’.
.i"..
:;:: :~,~
’,~.’..~4~,~
¯ , . ’"~...
’"!! ’-."ii ": :i!ii:- ..I ’, . : a.m.....
Chapel’M°rning11:00
Worship-a.m..
¯ . in. the...
""i
sityof
the Pacific,
direction
~ "I‘’ ¯ " The
ACapella
Choirunder.the
of.the.Univer~.
i
"
"
’ ’’ .ROMANCATHOLIC
.... ¯ . . ’.:.:..ii..April
.i9 - Holy. Thursday
- Massat
...
6
p.m.
in
the
Chapel
¯
..
.
. , ...
.
. ¯ ¯ April 20 - GoodFriday - Services at 6
p.m. - in the Chapel
.
..Apr 1.22 Easter Sunday - Mass at 9
....
a.m. - in the Pavillion-Theater
":
.. .i
¯CHRISTIANSCIENCE
. ’. " " "
April 22 - Easter Sunday Meeting
in the Chapel 8 p.m.
’.:..
. , .. ¯
.
:I . of . Dr.
sing at
. . J. Russell B0dly, will
:’: : both of these services.
¯
"
.
’
~O~
sity of California,
degree from Boalt Hall, U.C. in 1933,
and ha’s been Judge in the Superior
Court of Mariposa County since Januaryof 1953. He has been a member
of the Board of Governors; State Bar
of California; President, Bar Association of San Francisco;
Deputy
Attorney General, California;
and
practiced law in San Francisco from
1934 until 1953.
..
Bob Maynard, who is chairman of
the Coakley campaignin .this area,
stated the purpose .of the group as
being th reef old: 1- to build
enthusiasm, 2- to raise campaign
funds, and 3- to get out the vote.
.
YOSEMITE’SFIRST NATURALISTDIES
’ Ansel Hall, 67, president and general
WHATTHEY DO
manager of the Mesa Verde Company,
(Continued from page one)
MesaVerde National Park, died in
Denver last week. He was a member viewer must ask himself, "How well
will the applicant adjust to his enof the University of California’s first
vihonment in Yosemie?"; " Howwell
i class in forestry. As an employee of
the NPS,he was stationed at Sequoia will this applicant’spersonality mesh
National Park and, after the war, at with that of the supervisor to whom
he will be assigned?"; "Why does he
Yosemite. He becameYosemite’s first
naturalist and established here the want to work in Yosemite?"; "What
first National Park museum.In 1923, sort of impression will he makeon
he’becamechief naturalist of the Na- visitors to Yosemite?;’. Theperception
tional Park Service from which he and intuition of the interviewer deterretired in 1937 to organize the Mesa mine to a great extent how effective
the new employee’s work and life
Verde Company.His son, Roger Hall
in Yosemitewill be.
was employedin the Personnel Office
Interviewing is tiring and exacting
work. Fortunately, for PersonnelOffice
representatives interviewing in Los
THANKS
Ellen Whitfield wishes to say thank Angeles and San Francisco, the pleayou to all her wonderful friends who sant companyand efficient cooperation of Marshall and Ellen Hall, and
sent cards, gifts, and flowers while
she was recently hospitalized with a Andy Scarborough contribute greatly
broken ankle. She is now at home to the accomplishmentsof interviewing in thesecities.
facing, a long convalescence.
of YPCCo. during the past year.
-o-
!1
..
¯
.
¯,
¯
.
,, ’.’ : ..-.’. ,
. ’ ,, " ,~ "~,"
~ ,"r’ .’:’’;
’ ’..
~" ¯ . , ¯~....
. . ,’.
....
, .:. . ~ ......’
’ ¯ .,
,
" ...... ’ ..,.,
. ~ ¯ ".: ,. ¯
¯ ." " ¯ : : . ..
.. - , ¯
" " .’ " , ..," ;’ ’ :.: . .:"-.:.1:, ~
I.".’.’
.:’::~ i :’:’".’/’..
’-...’. ,~’...! .:~" ., ~ . ~.~.,’.:.I.A ...."- ~. "~ , .’ ".~-.~. ’ ".i". r " ’:-~-"",:.[:...~ .:’ ..~... ".. ’~’.~".~.’:- "~ :;!..,:: .’~’.~
~’...::""" ’. ,- ~:.: :’.’ " ’:" ’.’.:~:~i ." ’~ :"..’ , ......’ ,:.i:..iGc".. ’.= " :, ..:i ~ ’.i..ii~ ~’ ’ ":" ".... i< ¯ ::::":. " i.. : ..-’: ’ ~.; . ,7 ’5". :: 7 L. :.’.. ’ ’ .. ." ..’. ’5 "/ ’ ’: ..: ~.. ,.’...: :" ",.’
ili,: ::
....~; .:.....~....i ..:~.....: .:..".i:: .. : .. ~..-.. : ,..!:~i~:
:... ": ..:::.
;.SENTINEL-::"":.
".. :.: .": @;i
: .!i)i’:i":7."::i:.:!i},i
i."ii):i".:::i.::ii...i".
ii.’i.:, ii~i;.:.i:ILII:I
’.~..¯YOSEMITE
¯ ...........
¯ ..................... . .. " .........
:.
’ ’ " ’ , ’. , .i . ’ .. ...,’:..- ¯ : .. .,.-:, .~!..:-i.
..,
............
,.
.
~,
¯
.
.
,..
.
..
,.
..
..
,
.
. , ¯ . , ....
, . . ...~
. . .
......
.
,
:
.:::...::". i :.~....,.:.,. ~., ,,.,~...,A,., .... .., ............. . .....
"
’ANSEL.ADAMsPHoTOF0i~!"""
" HEREANDTHERE ’ ....
ili:,:i) I ..L.,~..:"!.-. :". Tran.;ition
fiom.winter:::t0:.spiing
iS..r. .:
be":.i".
i:..:":....i:.,
i . ’::)’:":NEW;’I
YORK
:"i i ..-".ii!ilr:i!::..:i:.
iii!!~i’!
6 ’" ’.
¯
., ..: . " :
" ¯
.......
" " ¯ ..... , . . ... , ’ ¯ : . .
.- .,. . ¯. " .’
.¯ ...
....
. :.’ , ¯. : ¯, .
,..
,
¯ ... ’.. ¯ . . .. . ’ ¯ .......
’... . ’ ,;’ .’, .’z ".,:
. ..,
,
’ "
"
"
"
’"’
"’" ’
’ ’
’
’~ ’ to know
"
’
"
"
......
"
"
’
’’
"
~
’
’ "
.:....-.....dramatc.atGacer.Pont
......" ’ ’’ ¯’ ¯ ’ peased
has.bee
’
n
....
_’...........
.
..........
.~",.,.,.:..",.,
.that:. she
¯ ’?.::;.~. ’........ ¯ . . " ... " ~ ::.. - ’.~-."."- .’ ¯ ::.. .. :: .... ;~
..... " :....: :"~.. :"_: . .-:,,,
::. .l:astman:.Kodak
:C omp:a:.n:y:’:has
’::
towork:atCapwel s
..... ’ ""’:-.
"..".: ........
. ".:.--~..,...
...:;:.
’ . .Justpast satmeoffuti tywhen,"’" abe:toreturn,
.... :.:;i" " : ." .. ’ ......
¯ .. ¯ " "-.. . ¯ : ." ". :-." " ¯ -.i’ ’ , ’ ,:-." .accepted: for"its
Col0rama
disj~la’y~.in:~.:
’
...".
...
......
-.:...-.-.
......
.,:
~-:::::: :),. as. George.Mayer "tr ed""to make", a : . Department:~tore. in : uaK~ana..~ne.. , ....
...,% ~ .....: .......
¯ .... ~.. . " ¯ .. .... .; -..., ¯ ..,,. ¯ .. :...~. ,,."-,. . ....., . GrandCehtralStation,.New,Y0rk
City~:.. ’¯ :.: . - " . ’firefal , the ’ ice.encrusted,
snowat the;. nas..Deen.ill s nce eary oepmmoer.
. . . ... ...:.. .... ’ ...... .......":.... ¯ .......
.....
:!~:.;:.:,...:.;..’....
....
.
¯..
¯ ¯ .. -:. ... ... ..... ¯ : ........
. a picture taken.in Yosemite.
by:
"
,., .
: Point swallowed:any... :ambers that .. The western . Union ’Office :was...Adams.. The pho~:ograph:.waslmade"ai.!!.i
:" . ’
.could be .pushed. ope.r,, and .he .an-:.:.: opene
d on March23by GraceGibson, Badgerpass at.a st615ping i~oihtalongii".:
.! .
¯ choredh,mself, w~th: a... rope.t.o.lean.-:.who;shortly.. after..wastransferred:.to ...: ¯the Snomobile
iTOUr"kouie.:~MOSels.i::.i:.!
¯ ... i.....:!.ii.!ii.""! ..... :. ..over... . and .."hammer.."away
at.. the..,ice .."" ..Monterey..
She
was.
replace:d. .
. by"J0e..were.
Nancy
Maynard;’
hir : daug ht.~i~i:[.!,
......:..~,:..~:..-....
with a metalpole.. Then,i.n place; of, " Maddux
fromSanJose,-,wh0will be.:"Katie,.:andJim. wiggins..Thepictui~e......:i:...o.!i
.-:.. ..(i :".. ":. ...clouds, came.sunshing".togive
.him an¯ here.. :throughoutthei:sum.mer.:The."wili: bel. Used. s0metime:
during. the,.::.’..
i,:i(i.i.!:".
" .. assist. "The:sun shone"on the.many. offce S"now open Mondaythrough comi""c, ear ’": : ": :’":::
’":::":
" n~.y
.
.:.-, ¯ .. .." .,.. ’ :..... .,
.~:: :i ¯ feet of snoWcovering
::’.’::..:i
the.h0tel roof, ’Saturdayfr0mBa.m~
¯ "
"
’
to" 12" Noon
: an ’.d "
" ¯ ¯ " ". "’ITE,EPH~L,:"’II.
o ’"":::.":¯
:"." ,""--.:.
’ ...i...:. i:.. causingits icy baseto. Crack,loosen,froroll }05. p.m.:".. ..." ’ .. :.... .....",] r,~,.i ,, ,~~i,, y,~u"~
ii’":::ii!:.:i".’~
¯ .. " :- ¯ ,w~," ~o~u. ~ ~ ~ u,~- :.. ..,..:..::~
¯ """ ¯ ."and.. One day.avalanchel. engulfing
.’
" ¯
... ¯ "i-r.’i.’.’." "’:.’’"."’i’’.’i’i."
"".":
.....
Helen
and
AlGlass
were
in
the:...
"
:
.
:.:
....
s..
¯ :’ ’" ..... " Georgea
"
he Stood. putting
"’:" ’, , ¯ ’ " , ’ ¯ Aside from. the.teephone in yo(~r:..,..:.
. . on. snow¯ ....
’... : .. .;
SK~ng ana .... . .......
:" : ." ¯ shoes. Dorothy, whowas on, the. roof .Valley briefly last weeK,.
".’’. .........
’ ’
. ".’. home,thePacific. Teleph0rie .Core: ;.:".:";:i
,
, .
Visiting.
,, ¯ . ..,’
,
"
.with her Shovel, rushed .to the rescue "
’ " ’ ... pany.furnishess0me,
services".whiCh..
.iii:..~>....:.!:!i::"
’: ..i "
affect
us ali..more
or lessldirectiy:i.:i..."..:i!:’.
’
At
a
recent
meeting
ofthe
El
Portal
¯ .... .."’
and dug him fre e, finding him not
Garden Club held at the home. of
" ’:"
entirely .unharmed, but breathing.
All snow pl0ws are .equ!pped.with
"
: "i: " .. ’
’Helen
Rennels, memberswere given
That was an episode rerninescent
mobile radios leased to the.:NPSand- .:ii:)
"packages of wild flower seeds to be maintained,
0f. an experience these two isolatioby,.the Teleph0ne
com[...:..ii...
~.~.r:,
. .’ i,..."..’. . i..’:~::’::!:"":::
nists had during another winter of ’planted .for the beautification of the pany.
¯ . .. . " ..:...
:.:..:. .~
..
.. .
community.
.heavy .snow when Dorothy was the
Onthe samebasis, rangerpatrol.’."..i:.’-:
.0ne to be rescued. Traveling. to the
Ruth Fuhrimanand her sister, Edna cars, trail, fire and.rescue:crews,and: ’..
Point. on snowshoes, George looked ’Dunca , both suffered broken knees helicopterSusedin" fire fighting".’ or:...i":.:..
n
. over his shoulder for Dorothy who ’and other injuries when, on .the road rescueworkare providedwith,port:i ’ ’i!:~:~. i"" .....
was.following : he thought. She had Jto Badger Pass March 25, another car
ableradios.Fortrail usethere,are:3!:.,:"i:~ii":":i:i~.i.:.!.:i:i;:.
¯’
.disappeared!
He retraced his steps to skidded into .theirs. Hospitalized
" ¯
’ II
¯ .... .,
.,.. . ;, . , , .., ¯
of the. light weight,.Walkie-talkie....:i!-!,!:.";.::i:;::::i"~...
find her.standing helplessly on the ’since then, they are now reported
rnodelslthatcanbecarried onaman’s."::. ,’.~ ::~ ";G"I:::)
¯ " ¯ . "
...,-.. ~~! "..,,
’. ,.’. ...",".I.L
’ i ’ ’.
ground in a snow cave deeper than
to be making progress
toward
back ready for service
~n anemerg.. ~.:....’,.r .:.-;
-.
’
.
"
.’
"i.
¯
,p.:i..~i"
:"i::-~:.
she is tall. The roof had given way recovery.
ency.Oftheheavier
models
for mobile. ...i",i’.,..:....’.:
:..:i::
.
as she snowshoedover! Softly glowing
~O~
equipmentthere are 40 to 50 in use ’:~:.:..:..~:.’:~
’
atthe bottom was an eletric lighti:i:~.i:.,.,!:
duringthe summer
’andabout30 in. . iii~:..." ...~.i:"~:"..
"i...d~....."
’
JOHN WARD
one of those that illuminates
the
¯
the winter.
¯
....::
..
,.." .. . i.i......
. .-.. , ¯ . ,..%
John Ward, born in Yosemite Feb.
footpath on summernights. Someone
In daily usenowat BadgerPass"::i:".(,i."’".!,~.i,:’
21, 1927, passed away March 17,
¯ ,
" ";’i"
¯ ’,’...
"
had. forgotten to pul out the lights!
..
are several magneto
systems,one for" ¯ i:~..::.4:~,:’.
"
’1
962,
at
the
U.C.L.A.
Medical
Cenler
The break-up of winter brings the
eachski lift. Theyare old fashioned¯..-:r...
’ ,.:..-,..
-. ,,, ,.
.
after brief illness due to melanoma.
sight and sound of tremendous
....%
crank telephones and enable watch- "i~i:":i"".,:-,
~: ’. ,, :..: ,,
John was Sup’l. of Claims for State
avalanches across the canyons, of
. ’
. , , . ¯ ~ .-~.,. "..
menon the lifts to communicate.with...
..f:.~...:..’.
increasing volume in waterfalls and Farm Insurance, and had been with
Ihe
lift
operators.
A
wire
circuit
"
¯ ~:"~’"-"":"~
river and deepening green in 1he Ihat companyal~oul ten years.
’" L:-i: -. ’. :.
enables the operator to stop the lift..
meadow,all viewed so clearly from
His parents, Onasand Grace Ward, in any emergencysimply by pressing.. .i::::i..:.:....i:i.
the. height.
:"
reside at 623 W. C-escenl Ave., Red- a button. A circuit also Connectseach ."i:(~:
.f:
... ....
. ...:.
Seasons
do differ; this year the cliff
lands; his wife and little
daughter engine house with
the office in the ’"i), ’. ’
swallows failed ~o return on February at 1005 Buffalo, Santa Ana,
ski
lodge. ¯
....
i: ". .... "
26.as they havefor the past 14 year’s.
i" :’,’"",
" .
Many thousands of dollars worth of ’""’" " "
guests were a chickaree, the biggest
Only two have lately
arrlvecl.
raccoon Geogre ever saw, and one equipment is kept in the radio shop " ] !"..
The shy, graceful marten, gues! of
at TelephoneCompany
headquarters." ’ .ili...
’ ’,:.
skunk wlmmthe Mayers didn’l
many winters, .with her mate who little
for use in maintaining the radio’and i: ’: :
first appeared last year, and a new Bather and who never bothered
telephoneservices furnished in theI ti. i ..:.:):.i.i,
little marten were regular visitors to them.
" .........
r,’:.
As in otheryears, Dorothy has made Park.
the feeding tray which the Mayers
.
.’ i:. ,’~’ ’ ’ ¯ ¯
"o"
¯
,
......
sketches
and
paintings
of
tl’m.
animals
{:.:............-,
keep stocked for their animal friends.
¯ ;.,
, . ,
¯
and of the breath-takir~g winter scenes
But now the martens have gone to
ANNOUNCEMENT
’. }.". ’:" ..,...,
¯¯ ,.~, .....
. , ,,.
, ,,.,
.,.
TheYosemite
LodgeSki Shol~~s.;. !~!...i. "i,"
",[..ii
whatever place suits their fancy when with which she and Geogre have been
isolaled.
spring thaws come. Oll’mr winter
closed for the season,
i.. ¯ .." ,’
..i:. :. !r .~i..’..- ...
¯ .. ’,,,
¯
¯ ,’.,
:.;, .. ....,
¯ ..,,i...."71.
’
.’.
: i:iiii
I~" ,,~..,.. ! ..,/. ,
’
’ ,"
,
"
¯
¯
’
¯.
, . . . i . . ....
¯
’
..
’
. . ...~17:
’....’.:.’.’ ’.:" ’"i¯
’
’ " ’ "" ": ~ , ’.?¢~.J~’~.’~
:"","’ " ¯ "i "" ’" ’
;., , " " " ., ., ,, .
.1’ .’’,"..~" ’ :’~ ’., ’ ¯ ..,,. , .
¯ ,. ,, ...,.
¯, ,,.,...
,..’: ,. . ......¯ , ..~.,. ¯.
.~%
...,.,
-" , .... :, . ,’:., ,.. i ..: ",.~i’ ’. i: :¯.,~ .. : : ’ : ’ .’ ’"’ ~ ~.
, -" ..". ¯ . ,. .’,:i .,:7..:...,,.
.. ’ .7;., 3" :q’.’.,~i.
.
YOSEMITE
FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1962
.~
Yosemite National Park, Calif.
ONCE A YEAR FUND DRIVE
The amount set as the goal in the
one annual appeal to the community
for support of worthy national charities and local organizations is $2700.
As of Tuesday, April 17, $1450 was
collected.
With only slightly morethan one
weekto go in the drive, the Community Council makesan urgent
appealto all whohavenot yet contributes to do so at their earliest
convenience.
Contributions
are usedto
(Continued on page three)
ROAD OPENINGS
The Big Oak Flat Road will be
npencd to travel at noon on Friday,
April 20.
At this time, only estimates can be
given by the NPSas to possible opening dates for the Glacier Point and
Tioga Roads. Snowremoval was started on the Glacier Point Road on April
17, and it is expected that from two
to three weeks will be necessary to
complete the job.
An interesting experiment is in progress on the Tioga Roadwith the hope
that it maybe clearedby the latter
I~ CF.ASrFP 51.jN~I~E
SER ViCE AT MIRRORLAKE
YOSEMtTE’SEASTER:,]U~PJSF: SERVICE the mile-high face of Half Domeat
Easter’s dawn. In 1932, a choir of local
hy Bill H,::~r~:n;}
residents provided the music and the
Ec:ster fa!h, laier ihi:, :,:-.~r lhr~n
Reverend James Asa White, the resiusual ll~retc:r.;,
w.::. ,_~:~,:,, ~,un vail
dent minisler, conducted the services.
riseec~rik::rtl-’~,.~I~~::,,,,:~l. ,r.-.v,.~., so,lh~:!
Ten years later, on April 5, 1942, the
sunri.q:,.vi!} nc~,::,,’:’:’...r ,_.,1~;I P:04c~.m.
service was conducted by Reverend
,.:t Mirror;,~,! ..... !r.:*,:~iii,:.:,~,,’:,ilythe:ih:.’.
of Ihelal,.~:.,~ f?.,:;,.~:~r";,.~q-’i,-,r~ Service
in Ralph Franzen Doescher. The minister’s
wife read the Scripture lesson; and
lhe con,in~r~{:~l
iJnii,.,.! ::il’.::h-,s.
Forihiri.y ,.:me,:o~,,u,:ulk.,.’,.~ y ,~., u r s
nov,,’, Cltri’,li,:~n:-, fromn-,,lnV l..;,h::ces
howegctlherc,{:! for vvor.~)~i]:, k)er;ecdh
lhe music was provided by the choir of
the College of the Pacific, under the
(C..filmcd .n l):~gc futn)
part of May. On April 11, Herb Ewing
and Doug Thomas traveled
to Tioga
Pass by snow cat. Beginning there
with a blower of the type used for
crop dusting, they sprayed the road
with charcoal dusl all the way to
Crane Flat. Since black absorbs rather
thanreflectsthesun’srays,theexpected resull is that the rate of snow
melting will be speeded.On April 30,
inspectionwill be madeto determine
the success
of the experiment.
According to Park Engineer Herky AIIcock, a
preliminarycheckat Gin Flat showed
that under the charcoal snowhad
melted 14" within a few days comparedwith only 8" whereuntreated.
..j
¯ i,2:.¯’:.. :.~,.....,: ,~
: ,~.~.-,/.... ,, .., ...’., -. ,.., ,,., ..%,
’’" ~"’""
T~,..’,...~;
.:,
,...,...
’¯
’ ’ ...
¯Advisor
H. Betray
.: :’. ’. i. ’" i," l~eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee:" ’
VILLAGE STORE
.’/ i’.~ > . ’.¯..!
’ ~ " "". ’"’.
", ¯ i¯’.
"¯ ...:...:..
"’"
’...
.
¯
-,
. ! .: ~..
;: " ..~
"""" :"!"
" .
....
....
"
’
’
¯
DOIT YOURSE
LF
.
.ResPondingwith ingenuity .beyond
the normalcall of duty, theVillage
’ ’:" i": "": ". /St°re;.i crew,underthe directionof
’
Andy Koller, went 1o work and produced, at a m~mmum
of expense,
.".".
space for display of twenty percent
moremerchandisein the samefloor
space. According to ManagerRing,
...... "
completionof this project not only
makesit possible to get more merchandiseout of the warehouseand on
display in front of the customers,but
"
will makeeasier the job of keeping
the shelvesre-stockedduring the busy
season.
MAINTENANCE
DEPARTMENT
READIES
UNITS FOR SUMMER
Getting ready for summeris the
keynote of activity now.
The maintenancemenare constructing a 110 foot manger in the mule
corral in preparalion for the opening
of the stables next month. Built on a
concrete slab on which the animals
will stand while feeding, it will be
protected by a shingled roof.
At Camp6, new canvas has been
put on the housekeepincltents, and the
old wood cook stoves have been
replaced with apartmentsize, electric
stoves.
Tents at Yosemile I.odge are up
and furnished. The naint crew, having
finished painting Yosemile Lodge
Cafeteria and Cof:fe Shop, has been
busy brightening up ~he Village Store
and Coffee Shop, inside and out. One
third of the GeneralOil:ice has received a newcoat of paint. This i:~ part of
a three year program Io refurbish
the office.
At CampCurry mare electric hand
creative Craftsmen a sunken studio
came intobeing, with steps leading
to a large, Comfortable living room.
But the first night after Bob moved
into his new home he discovered he
had a boarder. Nowlhe question was
as to who had squatter’s rights - Bob
or the skunk!
A sympathetic Ranger instructed
Bob how to build an absolutely foolproof contraption that would eliminate
the skunk, whomBob namedElmer, to
avoid mistaken identity.
Anyway,
this contraption turned out to be a
sort of Minsky-like runway, leading
from Elmer’s residence in the loft,
downthe side of the houseinto a large
barrel filled with water. Bul instead
of floodlights this runway was lined
with nails sticking up about an inch
apart, to keep Elmer on the straight
and narrow. However, the trick was
how to lure Elmer on lhis runway.
Bob lhinks Ihe old saying aboul
love and a man’s stomach might also
hold true for skunks and so he buill
Ihis runwayin s~aggeredlevels - lst
tier serving kosher sc~iami, 2nd tier
leftover scraps, courlesy Yosemite
LodgeCafeleria, 3rd tier crusted wellaged. limburger, and finally the coup
de grace--the plunge into :~unken, wet
eternity!
Every evening Bob arlistically
ardryers have Seeninstalled in the rest
rooms to eliminate the problem of
paper towels. Extensive preventative
repairs have been madein lhe boiler
room~.
ranged the titbits to tempt even the
most fastidious connoisseur and every
night Elmer dutifully
savored ¯this
culinary diet. But strangely, Elmer
seemedto have no eternal Iongings,
far he always omitted the last. phase.
Life becamemore complicated for
Bob. He developed a hernia and had
to be taken to Lewis Memorial Hospital. This movechanged everything
in Elmer’s life suddenly there was
no music, no heat, no hers d’ouvres
and Elmer felt deserted, neglected and
unloved. In fact, he felt like a sunk
"
skunk!
At last Bob was released from the
hospital and he thoughtfully took some
left-over turkey from Thanksgiving to
share with Elmer. But the house was
silent.
There was no thumping, no
scratching and no familiar odor to
welcomehim. "It’s unbearably lonely,"
complains Bob. Anyone seen Elmer?
..... :.-,..:;:;.:;...:
.. i.i.,:..:."..!’::!i...
¯ " .:i:..::
:.i.."i:!.
¯ of.:the Yosemite:. .:..Ii:~:~;!:
Alvin" Heyneon.March23;. ¯ ." ... :." A TelephoneConversation..
Pomeroy,Manager
¯
"
"
.....
,
. " " ~ ".i. ~::.,...,.-.:.
: on.-April. 15, Caro
!, andRobert. .’.’You’d never: guess,"Came.the ex-. Lodge.Cafeteria.Dianeis hostessat... ,. :....:.....
" .Main welcomed
a. 6 pound.15 ounce’ cited voice of.GeorgeMayeroverthe
Yosemite
Lodge
Coffee
Sh0p..
N0date:../:..i ’~ .i.i~!iii~:ii:!."ii:.i
..:
.ii.ii.!...".ii.
.i~!! ¯ babygirl.... " .. ....
teleph0ne,, whathappenedlast night!
hasbeenset for the weddingl..
.:i/:::!.:.:....i.:.!
..
onApril Threeo’clock this morningl it was. The
¯ :-.’. ....-..:i"..i. :.. Dr. RobertHill left Yosemite
¯
,.
~ . ¯
,
¯
. ..
¯ ¯
~:.
,i.
’:.
;..
¯ i l....’:i:..i",...:.
19to join the NavalAir Force.
snow slid off the end of the hotel
"THIS ANDTHAT
" .. ’:.
¯~,.".:,,....:’:
:. ’..: .:i:-: " . NurseRosieNu.n’~ez;whowasmar- roof-there musthave-beer~50 tons Of
The Village store.Coffee Shop"is
~:’:.’:’:.../r.
¯ ;": .. ::; . red to ski instructor. JohnGee,March it-smashedright through the barricade now open from 7 a.m. to 8. p.m.
:
.
. ~.~¯ ?’:..; ,
:" 29.in Mariposa, will leave on Friday,
I’d put up and:int0 theMountain
Ostrander Lake.Ski Hut will.close " " ~"":":"::
i’:~.:",::::.
:,i/...
" : ¯ ’, ¯ :’ :. April 20, to join him in Utah. .
¯ House, broke the windows,filled the on Easter Sunday’. Dollie and Clarence.
i’:, ~, .’ :-" I"
"
~O.m"
end of the .cafeteria.
!~".,,., ,.’:.: .r,’;’
¯ ~.:’-’.
Mille/" will return to the Valley on
il. ’,.,,..,.
’! ....
LIONS CLUBGIFT
"Wesleep upstairs in the north end Mondayi April 23. ,
...~.
i, ’...:~..~
¯. -:
Lions.Club President Harold Breed- of the Mountain
¯
. , ..House. The doors
TheValley Stables Will.be open for ..
. i
were.jammed; I went out the window
..~ ing has.announcedthat, at their last
the summeron Saturday, May 12...
to see what had happened. At that
¯ .. ;i meeting, the club’s directors allotted
Approximately 75 people gathered "
.. " ’.if $75 for the purchase of new uniforms momentthe rest of the snow came in the CampCurry CafeterialastSatdown and all but buried me. I was urdayevening to hearJudge C0akley.
¯ " "i .for the YosemiteSchool track team.
... . - !
standing up this time so it didn’t take
~O~
speak concerning his campaign for
¯"
’i
long to dig OUt, because my hands
:
ONCEA YEAR FUND DRIVE
the office of Attorney General. The
!
were free. (Some weeks ago, while
(Continued from page one)
Judge and his daughter Jeannette and
support local youth activities such as bending over to put on snow shoes son Peter greeted friends during a
George was completely buried by a
Yosemite Badgers, Boy Scouts, Cub
coffee hour at the close of the evening
massof snow sliding from the roof)
i Scouts, Girl Scouts, and the Yosemite
California State AutomobileAssoci:
With the doors jammed, we had to
.... Scholarship Funds. National organation representative in the Park for
push the snowinto the middle of the the coming summerwill be Mr. Geof.
~ izations which are given support are
floor and out the double doors. Could
frey Scammel.He will report on June
American Heart Assoc., American
not get it out the wayit camein.
¯ thefirst.
Cancer Society, American Red Cross,
"It’s amazing, the water in this
Sally Rathsack is packing her bags
Salvation A r m y, and the Federal
snow. It’s melting underneath where
this weekto begin a tWOmonth leave
Service Joint Crusade.
the earth is warm, and running away of absence.
Noneof the funds collected is used in streams."
AI Heyne has been transferred to
for overhead costs or expenses. All
"Howis everything else up there,
time and materials are donated by now that you’ve had the big snow Mount McKinley National Park in
Alaska. Marilyn and the children will
local community membersand organ- slide you were expecting?"
join himlater.
" izalions.
"Oh, the animals are coming out.
~O~
Checks may be made payable to
i saw two bears briefly over toward
LETTERS
YOSEMITE COMMUNITY COUNCIL,
Sentinel Dome,one day. Hopeto get
Through his daughter, Roberta E.
AgnesWestfall, Treasurer.
the end of the Mountain Houseclosed Reynolds,211 S. Vernon,Azusa, Calif.,
up before they get too friendly: they Truman Emerson has sent a message.
The percentage of participation
among various YPC Co. units is as like to comeright on in. OneDouglas to his friends: "He is in a rest h~me
follows:
squirrel comesto feed. The flickers
now and returns to the hospital at
The Ahwahnee217,’, CampCurry 17% have come..back; but there are only intervals for checkups. Heloved the
four cliff
swallows this year. The cards and letters and hopes everyone
Yosemite Lodge 15%, Village Store
baby
skunk
is
still with us.
25%, Wawona27%, Badger Pass 18%,
can drop him a line whenever there
"The view of the falls from here is time."
YTS and Garage 9,.o,
~/
Warehouse’14%,
¯ ’..
is fabulous; never.have seen such
Maintenance 12%, Fire and Police
A note from her daughter, Mrs. R.
8%, General Office 26%and Employee waterfalls. Wecan see that the buds G. (Millie) Turner and husband Hugh
on the apple trees are swelling."
Housing.
18’.:’:..
Campell, expresses their appreciation
"How
are
you
after
being
buried
in
to friends in the Valley for kindness
Progress among the Government
the
snow
twice
in
a
season?"
to Ruth Campbell during her long
units to April 12: (reprinted from Yose"Bruised,
but
all
right.
We
keep
in
°//o,
illness followed by death.
mite News)Administration 41
Forgood shapeup here, shoveling. Snow’s
estry 10%, Engineer 40%, Buildings"We’ll be seeing you in the Valley
w
Unitilities 127"., Protection 22%,Inter- all gone from the roof, no , thank
’
goodness,andthe ice all off the Point. before long, no doubt."
pretation 29’...,,
MachineShop 30:o,
°/
"Right-o"
All our troubles are overl"
and Roadsand Trails 22%,
OEHLMANNSTRAVEL"TO. EUROPE" .YOSEMITE.CHILDREN’S LIBRARY
":
:
"
"
"
i"
"
’Mr. and Mis. HI Oehlmann left
Yosemiteon Friday, April.l 3 for a tour
of.Southern Europe and the Mediterranean area. They will Visit... Lisbon
and Madrid, the islands of Crete and
Rhodes,cruise among.the. islands of
the Aegean Sea, and take a ten day
¯ automobile, tour of Greece. After
several days in Athens, they will sail
through the Gulf of Corinth for.an
extended visit to Yugoslavia. Two
days of the six weektrip will be allotted to Paris on their return, and they
will be homeearly in June.
CONGRATULATIONS
It’s a granddaughter for Dete and
GeorgeOliver. She was born on Saturday, April 14, to Pat. and Bill
Binnewies in Death Valley, and they
call her Deborah.Mother, father, baby
and grandparents are all reported to
be doing fine.. Pat and Deborahwill
return to Yosemite with Dete who has
been visiting them. OnApril 18,¯ Bill
Binnewies left for ShadowMountain,
Colorado to fulfill
a permanent aPpointment with the National
Park
Service.
-o-YOSEMITE’SEASTERSUNRISESERVICE
(continuedfrn,n pageI)
direction of Dr. J. Russell Bodley. Thus
did Dr. Bodley and his A Cappella
Choir becomec, Iong-standh~g part
of the tradition.
In 1956, the sunrise service was
held in the absenceof a visible sunrise. The occasion was c, snowstorm
on Easter morning. In olher years the
waters of Mirror Lake have risen to
the extent of submerging 1he peninsula upon which thn minister usually
stands (as may welJ becomethe case
this year).
So it is that, comesnow or higt~
water, on this Easier Sundayat 9:00
a.m., the nale~ of a trumpeter’s
"Salute to Dawr," wilt again be added
to the ’sounds of rushing water Jr, the
YosemiteValley. A:’~ these notes echo
from the granite wcdls, lhey will be,
" ’ about Mirror Lake,
for those gatherea
the call again 1o Chrisliqn Worship
at Easter.
~AST’ERISUNDAY.CHURCHSERVICES.:
:.;
.
,-.
.
: .,’~(
¯
. .
.
. ~.
,..¯ ..
The .children’s .library at. the Yo-. Romancatholic Masses
" ....... ¯ . ...... .i
r
....
""6:45:
a.m.’, :,,..::.semite School has been termed, an ’. .....
and9:00a.m.:.- Pavilion).".:.::i..ii/.~71i,i.
unqualified success"byprincipal. Erik. Sunri-~eservices,: Mirror ¯Lake¯’ 9:00..; ..,/..i
Bruun, with volunteer librariansd0.ing....,
a.m University of the.. Pacific"A. ’:¯I.
¯an ¯¯excellent¯. job( Thereare over 750
’ Cappella
Choir " " : "
: ’""!."
¯
carefully selected volumes now..on
’
’
’ ’: .~,;...:7..!,./:~;~.’:;,
¯ Protestant. Service -. .11:00 a.m. -. ::.~.:
""-:.:..
....::-.-_....~.
the shelves and 100 additional
’.. :’,,~’%.,.
..Chapel.
University.
of the¯Pacific
¯ .. ... ~i:.:...:..:,<i:.,.
¯ volumeson order.
Choir¯- ...... .iii::.:~ii,:.il....i"i:.i~)i:
At the Tuesdayand Thursdayafter- ’ ."A.Cappella
I~’.
Chriqtian
:Sc.ehce
-. 8:00.p.m: ~ " ’. " ii!.i:."iii:,::i:i."~:~!
noon sessions, between3:30 and 4:15,
. . . :
Chape
.. , ’ ’:: """"’,"ii.i~r/’,iJi:7.~::,
,
r’
:’:’
"
5 to 45 books are checked¯ out to
" "
: "¯
.
" ’. "
"i, "¯ .’:¯.Qi’i’/’Z’:’[:.:.
"
.
,"~O--¯
.. ¯ !:c::r.’:.’":.:
..
’ . r, .7.:<"
school pupils with the lower and
THE AHWAHNEE
GI,=T SHOP, ’ "~i:" -,:.!7...i,.:,
middle grade children the heaviest ¯
"
"
"¯
, "¯ ~~:’":,’r’.~’~".’:’r’.
’i
¯ "aredifferentarealways
Things
that
:
:i)!
:
.:::):~
:ili.
users, in addition, teachers use the
:i: iii!i.I
Gift. ’.ill .:ii.i~.
library facilities in their classroom on display at TherAhwahnee
Aninteresting
recent
additi0ri:’.!..
.’i.ilii~iiii"",~.:.:.i)~.:,
work. Fiction is organized according Shop.
"’
:i .".: ~’~"~"’7~’1’’:*’.’[1":’:::
to grade levels, and non-fiction books to the stock is the Austrian Weinheber
(Wine-siphon) colloquially called ..a.
are arranged according to a rnodified
. i:,.:,r.:..,.,:...
~-.,.: .’ ":.:’r’"
Deweydecimal system. Children: thus "wine cow". Designed: for gracious-.
. ,
.~{.".~"!’.:.’,.
- . ...
entertaining,
¯this
"win:e
cow"
is
a
..
L~..:,.
7..)...
have the opportunity to learn library
crystal
decanter
held
.upright
.in
a
¯
science.
il,..:.:,i::...:i:
wrought iron stand. An icer or Small ." ~,"."¯ .. ,....
Librarians meet with the library
i’:..:..":..!...’¯ ¯ ..’.,
committeetwice monthly for ¯workshop container of ice is inserted at. the.
top,
cooling
without
diluting
the
bev:
l:i ":ili:.
sessions. The volunteer librarians are
erage,
which
does
not
have
to
be
{:"" "-.
Alice Cramer and Merve Neilson, with
i.i: .
.
!:
it ..
.;,.
Mary Proctor, Pauline Shorb, and Ruth wine. It may be martinis,or,
¯
’
1’k’,
¯ . . .
.
Ewingas substitutes. Thelibrary com- maybe just plain fruit juice. Pressure
i:".
.:.:
¯
mittee consists of Ann Danz, Helen of a glass on a spring valve releases
. ii.il....:.......
the liquid.
.,
Johanson, and Erik Bruun, executive
f:f" :’"":"
At the other end of the scale is Sid
secretary.
¯
~O~
"
EASTERMUSIC
On Saturday, April 21, the University of the Pacific A Cappella Choir
under the direction of Dr. J. Russell
Bodley .will sing at The Ahwahneeat
5:15 p.m. in the Main Lounge, and
in the Yosemite Lodge Main Lounge
at 8:15 p.m.
--o-SPRING BRINGS A ROBIN
"Be sure to take care of ’Mamma
Robin,’ " said Mrs. James as she
moved out and Jean Webb and her
husband movedinto quarlers 104 c.t
Cascades. "She comes when called,
and she likes raisins."
Faithfully
the Webbsfed ’Mamma
Robin’ and her one off-spring unlil,
one day last October, she disappeared.
"Something has eaten her," thought
Jean.
But, on a recenl Sundayin April,
a Robin cameto lheir yard, visited
the same haunts and sunned herself
on the samepiece of driftwood that
the Snid - a lovable little creature -"a
head with eyes and feet, no kidney
a ball of fur
a snid named
"
Sidney." In all colors!
Iii".
I.
SWAPTALK
:
i:.!
[i.".:
’~: " ¯
"
.
..
For sale: 1959Simca,23,000 miles, .
excellent condition. $850. See AI at
the hospital.
.. ’..
" ..,
Powderblue ski pants and jacket;
47" poles and size 5!/- , boots. Very.
good condition! Contact Brenda Haas
at Tecoya Dorms or Personnel Office.
(FR 2--4631).
. .:
"
.: ..
r
i’,
Dinette set; biege formica top, black
metal legs, four chairs covered in
yellow plastic, $30. Call Mrs. Roland
V. Johnson, FR 2--4230.
¯ "/’"
~.
i.
i
r:.
!"
was ’MammaRobin’s favorite perch.
Called: "Mamma
Robin," she.re.sponded with a familiar attitude of
expectancy. "It must be shel where
are the raisins?"
Not one in the house. An immediate
trip to the store becameimperative,
and ’MammaRobin’ had her raisins.
t
.
i. "
I
i.
i
! . .
!i ’
!
I
!’.
~.
¯j
. .
""
" ......
¯
~"
¯ .’ "’r
.,
.¯ .’
’i/’"
’ r
"’" "’"
..’
’,,
. . .
¯.,
" , " " " , ’ .:.!’1
" ~’i:
’’i
, "i;:’t
YOSEMITETROUT.S~ASON OPENED
APRIL28
.
LIONS CLUBPRESENTS
ROMANTIC¯FARCE
’ ..
Beginning Thursday, May 10, at
8 p.m., the Yosemite Lions Club will
present "Romanoff and Juliet," Peter
Ustinov’s farcical version of the fam"
ous Shakespearean
lave-story, at :the
Yosemite School. There will also be
performances on May 11 and 12.
"Literature," says Mr. Ustinov, "is
full of heroes and heroines who wind
up horizontal and dead. Whyshould
that be? What’s the use of all that
suffering of you can’t remain alive
to enjoy the relief?" In this play, he
demonstrates one way in which Mr.
Shakespeare might have worked a
happier ending for his "star-crossed
lovers." There is an added element
of fun in the play,
through
Mr.
Ustinov’s adroit substitution of an
American~’.’r:d a Russian ambassador
for
the contentious
Montagus and
Capuletsof the ori!:itinal.
Producedfor the Lions by Sterling
Cromer, and directed by Ed Sirianni,
the play features such "old standby"
performers as Thelma McGregor, Wes
Conner, Carl Stephens, GeneHemple,
and the producer and director - and
/introduces the playing talents of
Delores Morey, Alice Cramer, Zona
Deckleman, Mike Spellman, Bill Henning,
Bill
Smith, and Lee Tomin.
Valerie Taylor, England’s loan to the
Lewis Memorialnursing staff, is ading
as assistant director, and will also
be seen in a surprise role.
Tickets will be .$1.00 for adults and
50 cents for children. They may be
purchased from any Lion or at the
door.
i.
¯¯.:¯
:PROPOSED
30-YEARCONTRACT
" /.:i~i::i
RecentlyH. Oehlmann,Stuart Cross; . -i :"".:"
a hear-. :.
~i::./:-!i~::’-:
:
Yosemite’s trout becamelegal prey and Sterling Crame/attended
¯
?."v".,’.~..’::’7
:
ing
before
the
National
Parks
Subi:~:_
._-::/’!:::I~L:’
for the angler an hour before sunrise,
Saturday, April 28. Becauseof heavy committee of’theHouse Interior and
Insular Affairs Committeein Washingsnowfall during the past winter,
:..::
accessible park fishing waters are ton D. C. concerning a prop0sed 30
¯ ;i
~....’.., .,,.~:!.
year
concession
contract
for
the
Yoi l .’:.:ii:ii:;:i
somewhatlimited.
semite
Park
and
Curry
Co.
To
this
!~., ..:’
Yosemite Park Biologist Del Arm;!,."......
committee Mr. Oehlmann outlined
¯
:~ ¯ ., :
strong reports the MercedRiver will
.. ~..-, .......
certain facts which determinethe need
, ’ , ::,:
probably offer the best possibilities,
!. (i;i :’
for a 30-year contract: ¯
~ ;
despite high water. Thoughthe river
.
i"’"
~ , .". . ’ -.-’. . ¯
Our Companypresently holds a 20
~.. :
level is high, the water is not
year
contract
which
expires
September
i.i
’:i
particularly roily.
i. i :
The South Fork of the MercedRiver, 30, 1972. The Park Service, thecon."
:
Big Creek, Bishop Creek and Alder cessioner-~, and the financial institu): ~: : ’~ ~
tions servng them recognize
that
20
’
¯
. ;; . -.. ¯ ’..:.
Creek, all in the Wawona
area, will
year contracts are too short to permit
i’,i.
’.i/:.i
.L.
be accessible, as will Hetch Hetchy
,..
..
long term financing of improvements
~-.::
~:.
:
Reservoir, Eleanor and SwampLakes
;~
in the parks.
; ::’i.. . .:
¯
in the Mather area. The South and
...
. . .
In accord with the Mission 66 proMiddle Forks of the Tuolumne River
i ! :i
gram outlined by the NPS in 1957
’
present additional prospects.
i ::
the YP&CCo. has plans for the expIn all streams and lakes mentioned,
penditure of $1,000,000 within five
!:
rainbow and brown trout are the
years for 80 to 100 rooms with bath
!. ’ ’" "
mastplentiful species.
and 100 new housekeeping camp
:
Becauseof the high water, the fly
units and the expenditure within ten
..
fisherman will have to take a back
years of a second $1,000,000 accord:
seat to anglers accustomedto using
ing as the Secretary may determine
artificial lures and natural bait.
the priorities to exist for newconstruc’
In lhe El Portal area at the west tlon
or major
remodeling
.....
boundary of the park, the State Fish
There maybe a need for still more
’ ~
and GameDept. have planted 8,000 motel-type rooms at Yosemite Lodge
catchable rainbow.
and there Will still be 200 housekeepAll anglers 16 years and over must ing campunits to replace. The second
have a California State license for
rnillion maywell go toward these or
~,
park angling. Neither live nor dead toward other facilities
at Tuolumne
minnows can be used for bait.
Meadows,Wawona,Glacier Point, or
elsewhere. We have just completed a
-o-modernization
program at Camp
LAUNDRECAR
SERVICE
Curry, which has included new feedThe Laundrecar is again in oper- ing and lodging units at a cost of .......
ation. It is now open from 10 a.m. $520,000. Since the end of World War
to 2 p.m. until such time as it is
I1 our Cam pany has expended
i
rnoved from Yosemite Lodge Annex approximately $10,000,000 on capital
(Condm,cd on pn,~c three)
’:
to its summerlocation.
THESEITEMS ARE FOR THE INTEREST OF PARKEMPLOYEES
AND ARE NOT FOR PUBLICATION
.I
L.
T"i.
¯ , . :’r,
.: , ’i
"
.......
-
EASTER
WEEKBRIGHTSPOTIN YPCCo.
¯ PICTURE
FINANCIAL
.
¯ . ....
.,
..:."
¯
At the ."end of .March, 1962, ’lhe
businessilof the YPCCo. was, to say
¯ "i.".
."/".i...
.."..’.
’ " ’ " the least, discouraging. The heavy
:."" winter storms curtailed ski activities
’. .and cost a good deal of money in
"
Snow removal. Skiers wearied of
": ’
i
fighting storms and customersdisap. .
. .
’ . ,:
peared early. Although our roads
were almost always open, misleading
"
’.publicity
concerning roads further
north impliedthat
ours were also
.
closed. The shift of Easter week
:
business from March 1961 to April in
1962 made March appear to be even
¯ ....
morecritical.
....
.
:.!
.. Although late, Easter week, 1962
. with delightful weather and roaring
waterfalls to attract visitors, showed
gratifying housecounts at all Valley
units. On Saturday night, April 21,
the count was exceptionally large for
this time of the year, 2,384 persons
staying in Companyunits. There were
607 registered al CampCurry, 223
at The Ahwahnee, 117 at Wawona,
and a record 1,401 at Yosrmite Lodge.
Not until lasl summerhad the Yosemite Lodge house count ever exceeded 1,400.
Revenues produced from the week
and containmenl of operating expenses will help to a degree in
improvinglheimpaired f i n a.n c i a I
situation
of our Company.
worn
GLACIER POINT MEALSERVlC~
¯ Dueto extensive rernodeling of the
Glacier Point I-tolel kitchen and cafeteria areas, there will be no regular
mealservice at Glacier Poir.t until H~e
completion of Ihis remode!ing, :q)proximately May 18.
the summerand stayed 27 year~..
Claire Dierksen camefrom Modesto
on October 1, .1932 and worked
through the winter. His first jOb was
~4200seeBarryHutchings
at Central’. "!..i!i~.:.:.":..:..
with the garden crew hauling dirt
Wrehouse¯ or lot D-6.
¯ ¯ ’ . ....
¯ ,i.::’.~..;....:...:
for The Ahwahnee golf course.Ho
. ....
.. ..’ .:.-..i...~i.~:,,.....
worked in the cafeteria at Yosemite. FORSALE: ¯ Redhot (charcoa). 56 ........ .’
.
..
. . ¯ ¯ . .. ~ ,.. ,....~h.; ...:.., ..
..
Lodge, atCamp 16, for the MainChevrolet
BelAir -- $900.Randy,Rust.
" ,, .i,i~ i ;,,;,’.,,,i,.
tenance Department, and as a bu.~
:
driver. He has been with the Company Point and downthe Four MileTrail. .,: ’} i!::!::.i.
::
steadily since 1936, .and has been He worked on what was called the ’ i:."i~!:"!.
¯
¯ . ....
" /;’. , i. " Superintendentof Transportation since ."Slave Gang"(concernedwith main-: :..T~"....-.-:.."i.
tenance)until consolidation "of""the: :"::i~’:"."""."
1942.
Curry CampingCompany
with the" ’.i~i;....
.."-..i.
From 16 years with the Harvey
. .
System, John Loncaric cameto Yose- Yosemite National Park Company: "!!ii"":"">!.:.
He
continued
to
work
seasonally
at
::!’:i
...
mite April 6, 1937 as Manager of
various
jobs
including
porter
and
for.
Yosemite Lodge Cafeteria. In 1945
.:.!i’~
. ~... :.i.-:. .!
the YTS until the opening of Badger . ..ii:i. .:."’"he was made Assistant Superinten.. i.i.~¯ ¯
Pass in 1935. He is nowsupervisor of
dent of the Hotel Division.
In 1936 George Oliver came from ski lifts in the winter and labor fore--"."~ :;
i~!..
man in the summer.
Death Valley where he worked for
,: . . , . .
Earl Pierson started in Sept
e mber .~:’.
the Pacific Coast Borax Companyat
of 1936 as pantry worker in the YoFurnace Creek Ranch. He was first
" ""
,.], " ." ..’..
Transportation Agent at Yosemite semite Lodge kitchen. He becamethe
,... .
Chef
there
in
1942.
¯
~
Lodge and then at Camp Curry. In
.....;-~.
, ,,. .
1938 he was transferred to the Los
Fred Pierson arrived from Long
i:"."
Angeles Office and returned to ~he Beach where he had been a cookat .....
..
Valley in 1946 as Traffic Manager. the Breakers Hotel. He was a roast
’;" ¯
s"
He is now "rraffic and Sales Manager. cook in the CampCurry kitchen, be~ ...
Mildred Hickok started in 1928 at
came Chef at Camp Curry in 1936
i
the laundry and soon transferred to
and at The Ahwahnee in 1942.
!....
the laundry office. Those were in the
Les Shorb left Fresnoon April.. 17,
i[ ’
days when the Companyran its own 1927 to help build The Ahwahnee
i
laundry in the building that has since bungalows. He came for six weeks
!
.
becomeCedar Cottage. Mildred went and has worked here most of the time
i.
"i
to work in the Accounting Office in
since. He is now carpenter foreman.
1956 as a comptorneter operator.
Floren Slaughter rode the Yosemite
r.,
SydneyLedsonsays he first cameto Valley Railroad to El Portal one day
Yosemite in 1918 to work for the
:..
:
in 1926. He worked in the Company
¯
..
~,.
Curry Camping Company. He rode
operated lauhdry until it closed, and
! : . .
horseback coming Ihrough Wawona
has since been custodian of the
’t
.:. "
,.~,.
and Bridalveil
Meadow to Glacier
General Offices.
.;),
¯ ’i
¯ .
"
f..~,!/
,., . ’ ., .....i.
~
L
,; } ;! i i ,ii
f ’ ,.. . ~
,.:’,,~...
~ .~.:.~ .:.~,..;’,:
.-. , ,. ;".:~;:,
.,
¯....,,.;
,..
..
:-"i .i ... ".... -.......
~ .;~.~., . ,.
.,..¯..,~:.
,...,.. ~.,.;.: "".".~..~,..,.,.:,.,., .L.;...~
..
’ " " . ". .
:".i!..~.
......."....~-:.~ available.. .. . ’
’~-~:
::
’
!
::
.....
Achievement.
of
thesegoals
expec¯ .. :,.. ~ . ~.:..
’ Y0semite.Wamen’s
Graupwillpresent".. ;". !:i:~
same, YUkon2:9912 .... ’ .. ’
’
’
¯
Marie
Kilpatrick
.of~i’Kolb’s
Nursery,.:: .. I:.i!’:
The. Village Beauty Shop .is now
¯ ¯ .¯ ................
.
ii. ’..!"".:"i.i.
ted by the Park Serviceis beinglimited closed.~ on Saturdaysandsundays;.:Fresn°’ in ’a demonstrationof
spring ;.."..:.~:::::"~:~.~:ii’.
¯ .’.’... :. ."...[-:.: " . only.by.the’difficulty of obtaining open Mondays
’
" through
.....
time ’will": " I..~’..
Fridays from be 2 flower
plm. atarrangements..:The
The Ahwahnee.Luncheon"i".".::..
.i:.-ii.!i:"i.:!..
.:
..’
funds.
....
....I
9:00 a.m.to.5:45 p.m.
’ ’ " ...
~.-. ¯ .. :..: ¯ .. In .1959 the Secretaryof the Interwill beserved
at 12:45
- $1.50.
.". ::.. i:. ;:~:".
TheGlacierPoint RoadwasopenedVatiansshouldbe
made.by
wednesi".
.. Reser-."
"i!i:’fii.iiii’ii.:."..
.: .... ¯ i."ii:. " ior.appointed a committeeconsisting at noon0n Tuesday, May. 1. " i . day, May 9. . " ¯
...:
of representatives
of the financial
.~...~
¯
¯ . .:, .
.
¯11.
Lewis" Memorial Hospital welcomes
.., . . ¯ ~ ".’""
if,’
,.~
’/’"
¯
"
;"
’ ; ’ ". ". 7.’,.;’i,’.’."~"
....
:"
"
Community,
the
Park
Service,
and
the
. .
¯ .
. :, ..
two new nurses, Mary Gourley and
Therewill E~ean election Of officers
.....i;.;.i~:i"...!’:
"
concessionersto makea study of this
.". :..,..
’
Marian Zettler..Both Canadians, they for the Comingyear, and there Will
~i~.l.~i.i!-:
" .:".. .problem. Its report included these have worked in San Francisco prior to be door prizesl
’ ’ ~;’:~I:’’:
::
" "
".:i.
., ~,.,....,,....
¯ " ’
" " ’ ..
’ ’
" ’.observations:
’~i,’.,:..’:::~~’
.’... ¯
’cominghere.
’
,:’:L.i
’
¯
~O-’.
,.:~ "..
:~,,.~
.~.:.
¯ : That a lending agency might be
. ¯ ~.’.
- i. .’
Lynn Bjorkland is now on active
:’
NEWOFFICERS
" FORTHE. LIONS. ..
¯.
’ discouragedby the limiting concepts duty with the Naval Reserve..
"The Mountain-Ear,A Listening Post:.
¯contained in the standard franchise
;i.i:ii:.ii:".!i
;.i:..
Roger Briar and Bill Voorheeswill
:
..;~i:.".
.....
for
Lions"
lists
the.:following
’officers
¯
contract, principally the discretion~s....,...
¯ i..
leave the country on June 8 to spend
i.,’.:."/..,..
as soon to be installed to lead the
:.. ¯ . ary powersreserved to the Secre- six months touring Europe.
’Yosemite Lions Club in the coming
tory whereby he could conceivably
Coletha and Paul Jones have rei".
elect to terminate an operation and turned for the summer.Paul is back at year: President , Harold Morris; 1st
.. :...: ..
’Vice President
WayneLeedy; 2nd
invoke the possessory interest
his former job as second cook at The
Vice President.-- Bob Upton; 3rd Vice
Clause; that, the term of the loan Ahwahnee kitchen.
President - Chuck Woessner; Secre- ¯ .. ii." .. ,:. ¯ ¯
should be as long. as possible; that
The Valley Stables will be open On
tory- Dick Klein; Treasurer--.Jim
:....,....
a fifteen to twer,!y year mortgage Ma~, 12.
Taylor; Lion Tamer-- Harold.Schmidt;. " , .. ...
would require a thirty year fran~O~
., .
. .
Tail Twisters- John Adamsand Dick
chise; and that the principal source
GOLF NEWS
Hart; Board of Directors -.Miles
;~., , ;!.
of financing must be debt rather
The Wawonagolf course and golf
Cooper, Bill Henning, Guy. Lamoreaux,
.than equity.
shop will be open for the summer ’Hugh Parker.
.~.
Prior to 1956 all improvements season on May 5.
..i
~O~
madeby YP&CCo. had been financed
The Wawona’Women’s Golf Club,
SHAH SHOWSENTHUSIASMFOR
~....
from current cash flow. Funds accumu. at a meeting on April 23, elected the
...
.,
"
"
YOSEMITE
iated during the war and early post.
following officers: President, Anita
.,...
...
. :.
war years were soon expended on a Bondshu; Handicap Chairman, Mary
Ending their three week Visit to
i
number of needed facilities
such as Proctor; Secretary-treasurer, Vonnie the United States with an overnight
buildings at Yosemite Lodge and in
Lamoreaux; Tournament Chairman,
stay in Yosemite,the shah of Iron and
Yosemite Village. To obtain funds
Isabel Dierksen, Assistant, H a ze 1 QueenFarah Caused a bit of a stir
....
for construction of the new merchan- Warren.
:. ~ .: .
in this small Valley.
dise center and central warehouse,
Pro Charlie Eagle’s lesson book is
While the Queen caught a beauty
two five-year
loans,
totaling
open every Tuesday, Wednesday,and
,ii!iiiii
$1,450,000 were obtained, $600,000 Thursdayuntil further notice.
of which has been repaid. The company raised over $500,000 by selling
VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS
113,340 shares of unissued stock to
The championship volleyball game
its shareholders.
played between the Ahwahnee and
This financing fell far short of the Rangers Office teams, winners of
supplementing current cash flow
the first two flights, was won by the
sufficiently
to provide certain ad- Ahwhanee. Eight teams participated
ditional major improvements desired
in the first round of competition. Now
by
the
Company
and
the
Park
Service
i
on a summerschedule, four teamswill
under the Mission 66 program.
be playing weekly on the school
.Dependable sources of funds have basketball court.
" been found and the Companyis concontract.
fident that these will be available
(to be continued)
upon the approval of a thirty-year
nap on Friday
morning,
the shah
drove to Glacier Point alone (with
¯
.- .
about 40 other people), hopped out
of his car ahead of all escorts and
¯.
’..
surprised George Mayer on the porch
with a friendly greeting and handshake. "He was surprisingly pleasant
and casual."
The party visited
the
.L:
. . ....
Point; the shah commented on the
beautyof the firefall; all had coffee in
the Mountain House;and on the return
trip the shahtried his handat driving
a snow plow.
¯
. ,,.
’.
i.
¯ . .,~.:
’.,’
"" ’ ".i .’:’i ;’,! ,:’:.::,
.. ; . .
VanRozenboom, and. Steve Moss.
Charlotte and ClydeLockwood looked
out their. cabin door ’and recorded
close, to five feet. of.snow.
Tim Durbin and BillMea.cha
m
weaseled int00strander to bring out
Clarence and Dollie Miller.
Dave Downing stole a bit of time
from. his job of closing the Ski House
to examine a motor scooter he will
use this summeron his busy rounds
as supervisor of swimming pools,
bike stands, and refreshment stands.
Spencer Grams and Trudel Clark
closed the Ski Shop with a record
number of sales for the season. Bob
R0hwederturned off his ranges and
headed south to the warm weather
and fast horses. He will return to be
Chef at Tuolumne MeadowsLodge for
the summer. Syd Ledson padlocked
the lift
buildings and made ready
to return to his sumrnerjob as labor
foreman for the Maintenance Department.
served at high noon.
Bob and Emily Barnett. and the
Yosemite gang - Ade Harders, Hel.
mar Torgerson, Earl and Fred Pierson,
Sydney Ledson, Howard. Savage, Tim
Durbin, Eddie Gordon, Everett Philp,
andBud Shannon were hosts.for the
occasion. An estimated 180 persons
including children were present.
Mrs. Tresidder, President of the
YP&CCo., spoke a few words of welcome. Special recognition was given
to the following: Mr. AI Kay, now of
San Diego, long-time guide and colorful trick roper, wholater entertained
with some expert roping; Kenneth
Houville, of CarsonCity, Nevada,and
Wilbur Bronner, Oakdale, "old-time
cowboys"; "Skeet" Luvallen, Linden,
and Corey Jackson, Fish Camp,former
stables managers; Mrs. Hilda Rust,
The new Snowflake Roomwas well
widow of the late Jess Rust, also a
received, thanks to the savory food
former manager; Mr. Eddie Gordon,
of Chef Fred Pierson and the hosformer Wawonastage coach driver
pitality of Jim Wiggins. Jim will soon and long-time employee of the Combe greeting the crowds al CampCurry pany; and Mr. and Mrs. John Kane,
as one of the food supervisors.
"senior citizens" of the group.
Nick
Fiore left for Mammoth
to help
Elvin Rothell, former guide, and his
\
with the examinations at the Far West wife, daughter and nephew, sang
Ski Instructors Convention. He will
western songs, furnishing their own
return to his former position as Assoc- accompanimentwith guitar, accordion
iate Manager of Yosemite Lodge for
and mandolin. The Advertising Dethe summer.
partment of YP&CCo. provided two
movies: "YosemiteHigh Sierra Trails"
Andre Badeaux has turned in all
and "Yosemite Is My Home."
his trophies and racing pins for golf
The Wranglers were informally
clubs. He will be working wi|h exorganized in 1959 and annual meetconstam operator Homer Armstrong
ings have been held since that time.
and ex-trackman Ralph Diefenderfer
Mert Grunemon, Madera, out-going
on the Wawona greens. Buck and
Addle Martin will also be at Wawo,m president, turned the gavel over to
GeorgeBarnett, Madera, for the next
soon helping to prepare Ihe hotel for
its opening on May17. As she blocks three years. Malcolm Fulmer, Rayher skis Martha Miller looks ahead mond,was elected vice president, and
to another summeras chief clerk c~t Mrs. Malcolm Fulmer was reelected
secretary-lreasurer.
Tuolumne MeadowsLoctge.
is examined.Firstl he mustpass a free
skiing test in order to qualify for. the
examination. The examining .board
consists of three separate boards of
five meneach. In order to discourage
favoritism, the high and low scores
from each board are discarded. The
candidate is questioned on all pha~es
of skiing - beginning, intermediate,
and advanced.
":
Observing the examinations this
year were representatives : from the
Foresl Service and the Far West Ski
Association.
-o-LISTENERSWANTED
CRITICS WELCOME
Listeners and critics as well as performers are invited to the next regular
meeting of the Yosemite MusicGroup
to be held at the El Portal Community
Hall on Thursday, May 17 at 8 p.m.
The program for the evening will
include a repitition of some. of the
successful numbers presented at
earlier meetings.
The previous four meetings have
been highly successful, and the campaign for new memberscontinues.
, .
. .
.,
, /, .,.
i..
.
. . ."
. ¯ .
.
¯: . ¯ . .,.
.
,
. :-.
.. .,’ . ,.
’:i .:.
,%~...
".~ .
’
’
i
:"
i
*
i
i "
¯ YosemiteNatio’nal Park, Calif, : :’
’i
.: ’ :-:i’L
’r..::’~:.~-."’
~"~
i i; II
.....
"
"
’
......
"~
.....
’
....
’’’’¸"
~""
’..~’ ....."ir’’.’’./ri,i..’,:/~’i
"’’’~’’:~.:’L
"
.....
....
"
’~:~
¯ SCHooL
YOSEMITE
TO PRESENT
’’i"’’"
""’:’JENNIE’FOSTER
CURRY
HOUSI:’ ’ "’.:IPROPOSED30"YEAR
CONTRACT’:"..:’*’:" ......
’ GENERAL:. CONSIDERATIONS.:,: ::"::
ORIGINAL
PLAY IN iSPANISH
’’
:: i Mrsl Mary
Curry Tresidder has been i. ....
:
:’
. . ... . ..:
:~,~r~:,:-:,,
:
......
’
....
Continued
from
last
issue
i: ’¯ ~"~:::’
i" ....
" " i ~ .... "
i"i;1.....
"NO Puedo ComerLaSopa," a invited to assist in a NamingCere-. ’
:’: .
.....
In itsrr’eport to the Presidentdated,i
mony for the Jennie Foster Curry
January 31,1962; the Outdoor Recrea-:
Houseai Indiana Universityl Boih of tion Resources
Review
haS::’
~
.
.
.
. Commission
.
.
.
....i/!:::~i~!-,
her parents, David :Curry and :Jennie the following to say aboutifinancing i ’
. . . ,
Foster Curry, graduated from Indiana impr0vements in federal areas: ’
""the
.... recreation
ndustry
generally
....
.... . ,’~::"
:
¢.’-’2
University in the class of 1883, and
¯ ..
. .
, .
,
. . . ::
.. .’..¯
. -.
’..
i:
f:.’:’’
is a highly speculative one subject io
Mrs. Curry madegifts for a scholarextreme
fluctuation.Theseason
of ;iiiii: :::’..: ¯ ii:::.::~il::)
. . ¯ ~’¯~.:.¯
ship in classical studies at one time.
many operations, ...... particularly
. ;’!
:.,’2.
~O~
innational parks, ¯ is quite Short. Con- ..... ::,
.~:."."~.
: .i~"i:’:
¯YOSEMITE WOMEN’SGROUP
struction costs.....are often high because i:.,.:::.:::.:
t-’:~’:.;..... ,’i(’.,
~
The final ¯ meeting of the year, a of the remoteneSSof location. Operaii!:;::~:::.
I’.
by the necessityof ’ ]ii~ii:~,iS::’~:~.
luncheon held in The Ahwahnee tion is complicated
conforming tO government regula’Indian Room on May 10, was well
The
legal status of buildings and
attended..Marie Kilpatrick’s
demon- tions.
:! ,: ,: ,.1.,..
¯
.
.
stration of flower arrangements was facilities iS Complex.Since concessions
~’!i:i::)::’: ¯
enthusiastically received, as were’the ¯cannot own the land upon which they
iiii::ii~ii:"i
:i:/:/.:
arrangements given to those women build, they do not ,have fee
title
to
,..,
~ . :.
¯, .
,
. :., ’ ~ .": ’., -:.,
their buildings. The contracts Under .... : /:~
lucky enoug h to hold winning
numbers.
which the concessionersoperate allow.
~.:: ....
.i’..’,",:
Important business of the day was a great deal of discretion to the
administering agencies and little Seelection of new officers: president,
Hazel Warren; vice president, Donna curity to the concessioner.
"These factors Combineto makeit
Armstrong; program chairman, Lenore
extremely
difficult
for concessioners
Cross; secretary, Zona Deckelman;
treasurer, HelenLedson;hostess chair- to borrow large sums for capital
expansion. Banks and institutional
man, Mary Alice Henning; publicity
lenders have not been willing toadchairman, Marilyn Adams.
For any womeninterested in the vance long-term capital in the face
group, two announcementsconcerning of these adversefactors. The majority
of concessions have been financed
the coming year are important: (1)
from personal savings and from
you have any ideas about the kind
money generated by the I~usiness.
of program you would like to see,
contact the program chairman, Lenore This works well enough in small
Cross; (2) If you havenot beenreceiv- operations, but it is often inadequate
for the needs of large operations in
ing announcements ofthe meetings,
national parks."
but would like to, call the publicity
CONCLUSION
chairman, Morilyn Adams.
"Oneof the adverse factors affecting
tricts, either nowhaveor are planning financing of recreational facilities is
a foreign language program, and the inconsistency of governmentatti967.i: of the foreign languageclasses tudes toward concessionpolicies. It is
¯ ,. : ( Cm~inuedon page two). " -.presently taught are Spanish.
i "
...
:, ’.
:
.
..
THESEITEMS ARE FORTHEINTERESTOF PARK EMPLOYEESAND ARE NOT FOR PUBLICATION
’ ,..
] ¯ ". ,’/ ./ ..
, ,’,’,~:, ’.
: ..,
,:/..: :.i). ¸ :.
¯
¯¯
¯
¯ ¯ :L/:
i¯¯L¯i:¯¯i ¯/i:i::~L
i::i:
....
. : " ............. :; ..............
:.:i. " .- i: ":i"-:’-- .... ?:.;::’:~:::.:-:::Z":-=:-:::~
:~" --~’""""-"~’" H,e41~*,e~I~qHHMH~,~I
.’: : " ’ ..... "" :" ;
"" :; HERE".
’ .AN,DiTHERE
........
".GLACIER
"’ POIN’"T ’:.......
~’’ ’ ..... ’ ........
:". ....
: ~’~.~
........................."
.....
:; ::...........
" :I:YOSEMITE,;iSlENTIN
:::iii~i’::.
’onMaY igi::i:9621,’Amo~iNea:ilW;ii:ii
.EL: TheGiacierlPointAlpineSh0popen-i:i
":"":; !":"-": ":": ’V:-e/’;::’Pub:!’shedos
m,e t’a - ,by :...::.~ ....:.... .:ed.: onMay..!2, aga!nmanaged
. by. .c0mp-ete
his:, ast day’s"!-work:.f0;
....
,vv.~.n
uew~s::
¯ i...ii:~:.:..:.!;.::.:/:"
.:... . : .for :the in.formatonof " ¯ .....
:. " . ":-: . " ."/.: " .’.’ . .: .. YosemitePark:..and
:"curry.:.Co;;.i: St".’.:
- " .,..~..."
-- ’:." ....
.. "
’ . - .. Chat . Hubbard,
whowi
managethe
.,~.,
".
.....
.":".:.:.:.:.:.,;"
"
.
"
"
.
. .....
....~:
"." " ¯~4 .years .attar tne
-~ay ’19.-in:.
1 8":"
¯,,,’’:..~:
~~,,..~,,~o:~x~,o.
.: ....’ ¯
"
" . . ...
-~ ~:."".."
. " .., . . ¯-...; ¯ : ./Vose~.~:.uX
IIII1~
" ¯
. ,, "
" ’ "
l~ll~
,l~OJ~lllO
I
....." ....
.
....
~ summeroperat
on. .of hote
and Moun-.. ¯,..when
, ¯ne. srartea..nls
,.,..~....
,~rst
.......nay.or, ....
_ .-. ....
H "::"::;: - ""’
..
.....
.
’
l~sther Morgenson. . . Editor" "
.
I’:
tain He’use... expects.at least itwo . :for!fheC0mpany;
’On"June:,]:i:ihe".wiii.ii~’i:
¯.
-~:.,.,..,...::,.~....,..,
..:~.i’i...i:.i:.~.......:
i-.. H." Oehlmann...."".
"
.Advisor.:’. employees
fromlast year’sstaff tO b’e begin.employment
"witl~ :"..the....:.F:irsf:"::.::
.¢,clvisor._,: on. handforopeningday;, tentatively’ National Bank"of CloverclaJe,.i.WitJ~":’a".
:,.I.L.-.I..~..:.i..:.i::
..~ ’ ~,~,,,,, ’:.. \^" H.K. Ouimet.:
¯ l~l~l~r~,e~-~c,~,ee,~e. ~dv.js0r .i. set;f0rFr
day the 18th TheyareJames
..great deal of-antiCipati0n,..Am0’si.is’..: .i.iii,
ii.
’!~.-."-,. :". ¯
.
¢,¢~1~¢~1,,r. "
. ..
. . .. . ¯
.
¯ ... : .....
.
andShiroKazito:i preparing,to "enj0);" homelife~:"in.!~’.iaii~.i:.i:~i~
" :."!i:’i.’...:,.
".:.~ ’ . :.. ’. "....: .:. " . ... . :’" ’Kelly as dinnercook
¯ .-::.:i’.".".i.!.
:i .. . . ..: .30-YEAR
CONTRACT
. .. ."; o"n.the.housekeeping.staff..Completion’’beautiful h0useiwhich.heha-~purchaii..;:i!.i!
,."...i.ii-..: ."...ii....i. i .." ’ i. (C°ndnucd
~’0:mpag¢:onc).
:..... .’.. of the. remodeling"job
onthe kitcher) I:
" ..’.
sad::’.
in. :I:;!’i!:
Cloverdale;
’ ’!; .i. . ;.."..:i.i’i
the "fact. that¯ over
the
years
there
has
’ will determine theexact openingd
atei
.
" ......
"."i:.!." i:: ....
’ .... .......
"
been hostility
in certain quarters
. .... NancyMessina’from."the ’Pul~lir..::~.’:’
""".. ..’ " ¯ ¯ OcCasionedsometimesby a continuing Maiher understood.tl~at" risk. capital :i
HealthHospital.inSon:Francisco
has":..:!~’i:i!..
; ,.
¯ ~ ’...
i.
¯
wou!dnot.flow
into
these
Ventures
.if
"
joined
the.
_.nursing
.:
staff
’
at
. LeWis
i:i:,.. "
i.". .. ,
. preferencefor government ownership
,
, .
:.,
.. ,. :
........
and sometimes by.afailure
to recogthere were a possibility of later, com- Memorial Hospital.,
. ,.;: - ..... ":-’
"- ¯ ’
" the total needs of the existir~g
;.,..,"~:.!-";"/..L’,
’ .....": !~ :" raze
petition which would jeopardize the
Withthe opening
0fl the r0aci"ibn!":.!.!..,
.i:........
.
.’ -. ¯., ,;; .. ,
.. .. .... :system. At the sametime that banks investments madeby. the Original:
, .- , .
May 1, spring and visitors came-to
.. .. . . - ,..~
.". .. ".. and insurance companies point to the concessioners. Hencehe established
GlacierPoint.Thelimited.buffefStylei..:.":.,,"
principle
¯ .. ..... ’ ...record of poor earnings for private the general preferential
meal service promised:forwee
;.......
’concessioners, there are charges that
which gave the primary .concessioner only wasextendedito every day in" ..:.i
,
’ .;" ’i
¯
" ’
iconcessioners are earning too much the first opportunity tO provide newor
:~ " ~"
"
the week..
"’
. "
. "
" ’’.~
"i. ’"~
. .,’, I
’:" ’..
’ andpaying too little for their priviadditional services authorized by his
".
¯ ’ . .~.. ...’...~!..i’l~
’ ~
Asvisitors came
in,. Dorothyand~.:.:...
¯ leges. Repeatedlyit becomes
necessary contract which the government might
....
., ., ,. :
GeorgeMayer.. wentout . (May.. 7). """"
require.
for the DePartmentto point out that
’ .House
leaving.the ~Mountain
in ’:’its".::..": ... ...... .....
... "." ’
service tO the public is the chief
These werethe polices established
’stateof beingremodeie’d
under.the
i":.::."i:i~il.;-i.i:~"i;:’::.i.i
"
by the government, and the invest....
desideratum, and revenue for the
Potter.TheMayer
!
government is of secondary importments of concessioners and loans of careof Mitchell"
s, i::.i:::i’~i.!il..’. :i:.iii::i.:ii"
’after a dayof lookingup:at Valley"":.-~:.".!:i:;!~,!~ii"~il.
once; that if the total earnings of all
their banks were madein reliance of
scenery
insteadof down
onit,headed
:.: ":i ’II
i!.!"i::i.:i"i:!.i
conc:essioners were paid out in fran- their permanence.After an intensive
..."..
for
San
Francisco
where
they
hope
i0".
...ii:!.’:’!?..i.,"’;.i!.i.!’i.:!’i
"
chise fees, the additional revenue to study of over 2 years, the President’s I
arrangements
torntrip on an.. "::.;i! -:.’." :,i : :’
the treasury would be relatively
Outdoor Recreation Resources Review mc~ke
Australian
schooner
which
I~lys i itsi ’iii!i:"j..i..,".~,:/..".
insignificant.
Commission has found them not only
" .:.i:~ ....... ~:b’¯ ..7.,:
. ."The history of concessionpolicies valid, but in need of wider under- trading waythroughthe Marquises,
i::"..:.:.
,..: , .. ,. ,’f: ¯
Tahiti, and other Pacificlslands. . ".. ¯.. ¯.I.:.:.
stc~nding and acceptance.
for the Na$ional Parks reveals that
’ i ¯’. ’ ¯
. ,.
H
neither the Yosemite Park and Curry
"The Malher policies have by no
means remained unchallenged.
In
Co. nor any other concessioner in1934 Secretary Ickes proclaimed
vented the preferential principle. Its
impetus camefrom Stephen T. Mother, government ownership and operation
the first Director of the National Park of all facilities as the tong rangeobjeclive of the Deparh~ent and the Park
Service, who recognized that investments in public facililies
could not Service. Congressrefused to go along,
be commanded; they had to be and ll~e sucessive bills of Mr. Ickes
for" authorization and funds to aquire
induced. With statutory limitations
on the l eng th of contracts, Mr. these properties never got out of
Mather knew that large investments
comrnittee. In 1948 Secrelary Krug
rescinded the Mother policies and
required o presumplion of renewal.
He realized also lhat substantial.
slrove vigorously
Io accomplish
new investments would be required
government ownership.
AFter two
at any time during the terrn of .con- year’s of hearings and exhaustive
tract, and thus established the policy
study the HouseInterior and Insular
of negotiating new contracts for the Affairs Committeein 1950 reaffirmed
full statutory term when the govern- the Mather policies and added the
ment called for improvementsnot con- advlce that adequate financing retemplated when the original agree- quired grealer safeguards to the conmenl had been signed. Moreover, Mr. cessioner’ssecurity.
EvelynandTornTucker
andfamily ",’"."!:"~’’iiir
.r" i:,!ii:
movedto La Jolla on May15. Tom...i,.!, , ..¯- ..::’i ... -..;~. .
will be chief ranger at Cabrill0.and " I:.." ’ ...
.....
~"’L’ ’ .,-.,-.
ChanelIslands National Monuments.
:"i.’i
.i..iii .: ’
¯
-
’
¯
.
r:
"¯"
¯
Cabrillo wasset aside asahistorical .- .-:i ::..:..
monument;
the Chanelislands contain " ¯ .’-’:
a primitive tidal pool area and some.. ...
’ i,."
of the last rookeriesof sea otter and ..... i". ....
sea lions.
:
.. i .i :
~
~
.
..
.
.
."
¯
.
OnMay14 .Principal Erik BruunOf ’.. i"....
-~
::.
’
the YosemiteSchool was installed as ’. i!"i"..
" "
president of the Mariposa County ..":’~"
":
"
"
TeachersAssociation, a division of the
C. T.A.
~.: ¯
,
. : ~. ,.
.. ¯, ~ ... ..
DuaneMurphywill be the speaker. ...i.:..
:".
at the Yosemite School graduation ’;.
"
¯ :~,i, ’ ." ....
exercise on June6.
The
graduates
are
~...
i..
¯. . . ,,".
,
¯ ,
preparing a statement titled "Looking. ¯ i!:.....:.
Toward the Future" to be presented¯ .. ; :"i.., , .....
, ¯
’ ,. , :¯
t~
...
in choric speaking.
-.:-. , I, .. ¯ ".’ .
~.,, ¯ , .
" "i ’
, :’.,
¯ " ’
. ";.:
" ~i"" ’ ’ ’":21,i .
... 11..,i.’;, . ".’." ...
:,; ..i
’-~Tt - .’ : .............
~ ’ .’..,. ¯ .
. ’ ,"-t~,,.
:.
........ : ..................
...... ..:::-...~i:,:__
-’ i
.’
¯
’,,
~’ :" "~, ii:, . : :.. ~. ~i ; ; .i"... ~;’ !1":
’
~
.
: ¯
.
’
"
" ~-~ . ", ’- " ~ ’~’ ’ ’ ’., :’ ’; -’. ~ d "L.~=. "
,
’ .:~ ’ " .... :,./--::.?i-:;’~:~,~.
’’ ’: ~’
¯ .""~’~!:
:..’.Z’..L... "~."
"’~i,’~’~
. ’’".i’"~ii
r. .....
¯ .
., ....., ,
..
¯
....
i! .~’, .i,i!i,~i. !~,* . i*" ’ ."i- ’~: ..
...,
.,~.~"i"
"¯.,
"
...
¯
¯ . .’
’ : : . ": - ....
.¯
"
.,
’....
..
. ...
...
¯
.
.
~.
.
...
~ ¯
,..
. .i.:’..*~. ’i~ .... ..-. ?
..
...
. ... : ~. ~ ’...
¯ . . ¯ . .. ¯ .- ....i
....
. ... ’ ..... -...¯
.. ,. -’.. ¯
....
,..’. " ,:..-..’...
,,;,..,".:
{:’."..
~ ..""...*:".
" ,.:YOSEMITE
.....,,.....~T*~~i"
. :...
~.~,:..-.
, ¯’
; **~ . ."’ WHERE
¯ ¯HAVETHEY¯ GONE?
i.~.......:,.....
:i -: ’.::.: ". ":ii;:i’ :: ’; :.: Summer
ac~’ivi.tie
¯
s oft.h
e skischool
..%,. :.:...i..:.....:.~.~.~.i
.
stafF
’
not
otherwise..accounted
for
in
¯
¯
"
.
" ... :.c.:, ..’. ¯
~ pages
some"distan.t
.,:";/"
,/i:.i:!."ii..
fhesinclude
. :.. .-.:.";..S. "".:travels"as:well
as some.
nearby"pur"
" ’. , " i .,r ¯~ ¯ ., ¯
. ii... ."..i’/i:.. ..’:.. suitS:SIGIKLEIN’will
returnto Get../..."..~
.."id"....:~...
many..TOM ADAMSgoes bat.2 .:lo
..: ’ ......."
Banff.where
he
wo
rks.
atlan
dsc
api
ng
.’.
¯ "...:"..:..:!i!
.. : ANN.WHITESIDE.
andLYNN
TOCHER
¯ ii""-.:.": ""i.i will visit in calgary,Canada,
’after..
.... ’... ".;.;: ."" which.Ann.will returnto work"at
. :Tu01umne
:..i:."."i:/i....
Meadows.L0dge
and Lynn.
"".:: ’:. to Wo:rk:in the ReservationOffice.
. ..
,:..~ . ;
:
.i MARTHA
MILLERis. filling.in
the. in.
-..~
:.
terlude
betweenthe
Badger
Pass and
.... .
¯ .:" .... Tuolumne Meadows seasons as..a
"~".KITWHITMAN
""
" ". member
of.the productionstaff for the
...
’...
With splendidenfhusiasmand an
¯ ..¯ ¯ ".."" -. San
Francisco Spring
OperaCompany.
¯
:¯
.
’
goes to the Tent Room, abundanceof warmfriendliness, Kit
..~: GARYMcCULLY
fulfills her duties as social
’
’Yosemite Lodge; ROBERTFAUREex- Whitman
director
at The Ahwahnee.Full and
’ ’: .. pects to workin Yosemiteand hopes
¯
to do’ somepainting in the back active years have goneinto the makcoUntry~At last report MARCEL
BAREL ing of. Kit’s personality, years of
and MAXGOODwere uncertain about extremevariety. There has beenluxury and international travel, years
their nextactivities..
: .
The rest of the staff will workin of hard work as a promoter and
’. ~-’"0ther’ places: LEOMAIER
will do car- organizer, and now- hostessing ...
pentry, in Los Angeles; CURTTHOMP- which, as sheexpressesit, is secondary to her busy life as wife and
~. SONgoes to Fresno and into resort
girl Fridayto her rancher-homebuild’ management;JOHNGEE returns "to
~Salt Lake City to completehis educa- ing husband64 mountain miles away
Straight from the Frenchsocial whirl
tion’at the University; ALAINBERT- on the Whitmanacres near Coarseshe went - notto Reno -but .to a
RANDgoes to the LanguageSchool in gold. It’s here .they indulgein their
primitive cattle ranchon ’ the .. Piute
whimsical hobbyof burro raising.
Monterey, then to China to perfect
Indian Reservationnear the shoresof
Bornin Victoria, British Columbia,
his .study of the Chineselanguage;
PyramidLake, Nevada.There followed
ROBERT
HARRIS
will do electrical work of Welsh and English parents, she
"oneglorious year of wildly exhileratin .Fresno; HERBPOTTER
will go to lived the first twelve years of her
ing westernlife," first as a "dude",
Southern California for someunder life there. Whenshe wastwelve the later as a cowgirl for real!
water diving and sailing,, and .then family traveled to Englandwherean
After that year she returned.to.
into business as a manufacturing English educationfor Kit, her older
sister and two brothers followed as Carmeland took her first job, "knowrepresentative.
planned. During this time in England ing nolhing" she says-a job as house
Newsfrom the housing department while the childrenwerestill "teen-agers mother, music teacher, and riding
includes JeanWebb’sreturn as housecompanion
for the boys of the Carmel
both parents died quite suddenly.
keeper at Yosemite Lodge Annex on
Valley RanchSchool, a progressive
May 10. Evelyn Mooreis nowthe new Abouttwo yearslater, Kit returnedto schoolfor 16 easternchildren.
housekeeper at Tecoya dorms, and their homein Victoria and finished
In Januaryof 1934 Kit wasmarried
Ambie Hendrix matron at the Ahwah- her education.
Io Colden Whitman whomshe had
nee Dorm.
School days over, she married an met sometime earlier in Carmel.. The
Residentsof lhe Indian CreekApart- Englishman whomshe had met in
ments have cooperated in a communEngland.Duringthe fourteen years of
ity endeavor and planted a lawn in
the enclosureback of the apartments. ll~eir marriage they lived in Hone
This is the same area in which~he Kong, traveled in England, Canada,
~oungstersbuill a skating rink for
Tahiti, Carmel, California, and the
themselves
during one of last winter’s
Southof France. After one final year
prolongedcold snaps.
of frivolity there, at St. Tropez(since
next several years were again a complete changeof pace for her as she
did nothingbut live andplay., g01f at
PebbleBeachwhile Colden.toiled.at..
buying, improvingand selling neai’by
"
real estate.
(morelater~
.. . .’.
’
, i
.......
¯ ... .,
..,.. .: ¯
~.i.
/,
,. ..i
. "°~.
,¯ " ’ ....
ii
ilj
serve high pra!se to! their:acc0mpiishments;
.: .v .:i
¯ :>.
.. .... ¯ ...
¯ , . ¯ ...
,
¯ With finesse,iversatile director Ed
i :i.,i:i ii ::"
..........::........ ,. .... . ."Overnight" guests. 0t Wawonaon
. :.:-:.
: ." Satui’daywill be a gr0up 0f Venezue¯ :. ! "...:....i..
...".. lan.newsmen.
Theywill come..from
¯ ": ’ ..... " :
.i...:..i .....". ..
Stanford UMversity where they have
" been¯at¯tending seminars ona variety
.i ."... . i .:."of subjects such as the fl0w of news
i..... .... : . and relations in general between the
;i." ."""... ...
’US and Latin America, and education,
" medicine, and economics in a devel...’ .., .....
’ .
" L ’: :... opingcountry. They will tour. Yosemite
¯ ".
... ..... ¯Valley before returning to Palo Alto
’ .... .the next day.
Also on the itinerary during their
¯ ."
.". ....
20-day stay in the US are San Fran."
cisco, a visit to. a steel mill and to
"
..
a ranch in the San Joaquin Valley,
’
Chicago, New York, and Washington
D.C.
POHONO
The PohonoStudio will open on May
26 with Gladys Golding as manager.
She worked last summerin the Village
Store curio deparlment.
""
LETTERS
From Donna Zinser in New York "1 happened Io be there (Grand
Central Station)a
few weeks ago
and noticed the unforgeltable and
unmistakeable photo of Losi’ Arrow
(which is usually on display at Best’s
Studio). I inquired of the office men
if they knew v,,hat it was and one
said, ’No, but it surely makes me
dizzy.’ "
RESERVATIONS
PLEASE
"Hello. Would you like American
plan reservalions?"
I/No It
"Would you like European plan?"
"No. I .Japanese!"
great man als0 concerned hirflself
with the affairs of his. country’s :private’citizens and. had. Shakespea/-e’_¢
"star-crossed"
lovers had such. a
general to play their Cupid, their fate
surely would have been happier!
Romanoff and Juliet,
son and
daughter of two ambassadorial
families in this small¯ country, ’ were
effectively played By Mike Spellman
and Delores Morey.
Producer Sterling
Cromer also
doubledas an actor, skillfully presenting the domineering American ambas.¯
sador, Hooper Moulsworth. The wife
and mother (Juliet’s
mother) in the
American family was done with
charm by Thelma McGregor.
A convincing performanceby silverhaired and goateed Bill Henning
showed a Russian ambassador both
confused and enlightened by the
customsoF this small nation’s citizens.
Forceful, yet feminine was Alice
Cramer’s Edvokia, mother to Igor (Romanoff) and wife of ambassador
Romanoff.
International intrigue involved a
Russian spy, well done by William
Smith, and a hard-boiled female sloop
cc, ptain played with appropriate insolence by Zona Deckelman. Carl Stephens and WesConnergave their usual
fine performances as soldiers in the
General’s army.
Cam_oetentcharacterizations were
done by Gene Hempel as a wealthy
American playboy, and Ken Daye as
a befuddled Archbishor~ of the Wholly
Unorthodox Church who, due to the
. . . .
i,,
¯
:
.
.
.
,.
..
¯
..,.
....
.
. ¯
......
. . ...
." ¯ ~-’..". FR.DAY’,’.JUNE..1,.1962.
.-. ." ’. .’ " .:."...~,. .".::....
" " ’.
’!’....".
....
"
.....
:. " " "
’~" ’," ’’ """ ." ,
- ’"
"
" "’.
" ."
"’. " :’’’" ". ’ ¯
" " ’
" ""
" i’
’ " ’
" """
’ .....
::" ,.. ’. ’ "" " " ":: ¯ "" ". ’." ¯.""
; ." "’ i" ’" " ’.
.’." .’.... ¯ :- " ,.’ ..’
, ~,:.
...
,.
, ....
..
. ,
.
..........
:. ": "...: ~... : ...... .... "’.-::-
’ .... ’ " :’ " " ’ " ’ " " ....
X ¯ . ¯ :- ’.’" .. ,."
"’ ,.’. . . . .~ ’
"’". .,[
." ""
:""
"."
¯ : ""-"
:. ,~’.. "..
" "
,
.
.
..
¯
.........
...""..~! Y0semite.National,.
Park,’:
" ’ ’ ............
L ,. ’" .r ": ’ " ." """ ’"
.,." " ."
." "
..-."
" ....
" ’’" ....
¯ .... ’~""’
."
-~.
-.
.
¯
i! ! :: .
" ’, ".
":" ¯ " " "’ :": ," " :’. ~: "..,." " .;~.’’:" ".’,’;’’,"t.’~..,;"
. .’’’:L .’: ," ".’
:" V.. "." " :." ¯ "~’: " " ":" ". "’.:"" . "- ’ .;’’:’’’:’’"’:"
~" .’: " ~’"’: ".’~ "~i ’. ’’" "
’i.i:;.. :i.i: ::,. i :.::.:.~".’::i:!..k!i,::!:
i "" " .... ": ’, : TO"
: ..... ’ii;...
ALL.EMPLOYEE$
. (:..:=
’"
ii ; :": YOSEMITE
SCHOOL
".GRADUATION
i ’;. ¯ . . HIGHSCHOOL
GRADUATIONS
. :. ,
: .. " ". . " ’. .. , . " ’. ’.’ . .,: . , . ". ’. .’ ’, .... :./
.: ’. ’ ’.: " -.. .. "..". ": ’, ’.’.
.. ,.. ’" , " .. :’, ’. .":" ’: :.... :’..:".:".: : ¯ .. ’,.::! .... ’.’ ... ";.’.":’""~
.i"’:(’:’~.’il~ ’I
:i-.. ¯ .....-.. ~.:. Thirteen.e
ig h’.t:h graderswill be i. June’isthe.:rhonthf0r"graduator~s,’ . ALLEI]GIBLE’EMPLo?EEs:."ARi~
iuRGEl~".iiiii",i~:i.:i:i::i.ii:
i .:":
.i
¯ .. . i.. .i.:..:::i:...igiaduated..’fr0m:.the.:Y6Semite.,
School-.
. bu"i:, at i.iWasatc
i"n iMt. :.T0.. VOTE:.Ai:..IITI-JE.PRiMAR~i-ELECTiON:).;.:::.;I’i~Ii,::;~II.!
-.. ....
h : ,~cademy:
’ .. : i.~.i ." .:an.:Wednesday..eVening,.:]une..6,...
at.-..Pleasan
...:.TUESDAY,.JUNEI5,.(1962i..:;I.~
;..:.i.;ii..i.....i..~i.i.".::.;::.i:i~!,(.i!
-.
t, Utah,":.the..scho0!..yea.r:..was
.. i.:: . 8;.o clock-:.TheRevi"Duane.Murphy;
.: ended°n"May’28.atiwhich’time:Bil
;." The. polls Wil be.0pefi".fr6m:7..a.m"."..Ti.~-i;.!";.!!.!:~
.
.
’
"’ ’ :te’ and nowa rs"
¯
’ " ’ ’, former,
v .... of.Yosem
’t0 7 mAn"
: IO.:’.
ern10y’. ee
" D
w’hod0’e-~
Y . "; ...... ......’.:-,"::.’~
. ~’..
e - . BreckenkampandMaynardMoewere
.
ii .’- ",
~ . .dent: n Atwater,~.:wi ’.’ac:dress the" graduated.. B~ll took first place n.the not have. suffic ent time to vote ,.at .... .. ’~. .
I
¯
E".
’ " " ’
’ :" ’: " " "qus~c" " annua F C Jensen" " hterar’" ’ ""contest, " ’ ""e"ther th "be ..r .. ...... "- .." "i ":" .... .t.., .""":".’."’""i’ " ’"
:....
graduating class; There’will:
be n ’ -.....
...
"
e " ginning.orending..0f
hiS.i"...-:".ii ~ .. ’:
.
Y
..
"
and
de
ivered
an-orat
On
before
the
¯
’work
da
;
sh0u
d
arran"e"W
ih
" his ’J ’: :::" ’
i".. by’..the .s~venthi and./eighth grade,’s;
. -.. ¯ " .
’¯
" Y". .......
.; ..... g.:";. ¯ :: .. ’.:-:::... ,.i!" :..i.
¯
¯
....
SuF~ervisor
.before"..electiori".day’i.fbr...:...:.L’
.::.:ii ¯ . ’.
’,! .." Allen. Moe".will
iniroduce the "class; studentb o d y "and. commencement..
’. ..
~: .
..
. ,
.’ ¯ .
..
is ’ sufficienttimetod0
so.::ThenecesS’ar~;
..i::i.i:iii:~!ii....,:,",_..:...
’
~ . ".andGordon Howe w~ll be the class guestsentitled’.’WhyVictory?’!..He
.
enrolled
.for.the
fall
tern~
at
Reed.::it
toe"off
may:.Be
taken-/without:any::...i::~....:
’.
i .".. prophet. " " ’.
. . ."
Portland,"Oregon.
.:.i"..:i ’. ".. lossofpay." " ... ’.""... : i"i.i~i.: ’::.,.I,...I:.:. ,(.ii:: i!:::/...li..i .:
;(." .: . Graduates are:JuanitaAranguena, ..College,
v ’::~ TI.I ii:.(....:t
.. Maynard
wonone..of two.. Honoris.( .". . . MarYCurrg"Tresi~idei
.. ...
i Randy Armstrong, Linda Bevington,
¯
[
Gratiaawards
presentedby . 11ie. ¯ " - .Presi’dent :-:. :":. ’"-::".::":.:i
.:..;::.:::.~ii:iii!."
’" ’
i.
SusanBuzzini, DannyCottrell, Gordon
faculty to. outstanding..students,,the ""...
: ".. ¯ "" -o-.:".::.."".".:::~.
:.:":.:i:.i.:i~.".:i
. ’ :.
i
¯ HOW
i
e, Ronnie James, TomenaKowski, Student L ea g U e".Award; an" art"
’~
"
"
’""
’""’":~
::
:
’:";’
"
i ....
..~ Pamela Leedy, Bill McPhaul,.Dorothy
....
.
FLOWERS
.."., .:...".:::i....-,,~
. ’WILD
’
...
.’.
-..
...i.: : (.:...:.......i ...":ill.
achievement
award,
and
was.0ne
0f
".
" .Meiton,
Allen. Moe, and Carol
Dogwood
is.past
its
prime
on:the.....
I;
the student speakers at the graduati0n., " ¯ . ., ,
¯
... . ,.. .. ..-,,.
.Otionello.
floor oft.he Valley, but betweei~.the:. "; --i"r " ¯
exercises. Hewill attend Fresnostate.:.
--o.-.TUnneland ’Souih; Entrance"the I~I0S- ’"i::. "-i’ "
College in the fall.
SHARPEN.THOSEPUTTERS
sornsare:still comingout in"tl~e’.shady’.. ’": :i
To be graduated from’ EI. Capitan
canyon’sabove5,000fl], as:weli"as
on:. "...’ti
~
June9 and 10 are the two biggest
’
High School in Mercedon June 7 are
., , , ,. : " . ’,.
i
¯
the. Big Oak.Flat Road..Incliani:pink :.:......f :
dates of the summerfacing all Wa- Cheryl Cottrell and IngridJohnson...
makesgay .scarlet patchesion"the.".:i. ¯ .... ’
wonagolf club members.It is at that
Cheryl’s plans are indefinite; Ingrid
near.Wawona,
andi: ... i. :..i:i
time that they defend their honors will go to one of the FresnoC011eges. dark pineneedles
on
.the
".Lo0p’:
.
Road"
¯
around...the
..:".i.! .
on the home course with the Fort
On June 8 Mike Waldron.will grad-.
" I.
Washingtongolf group. This big home uate from Mariposa High School. He meadow;.larkspur,.a.few.brod.iaea,.
paintbrush,.senecio,
and
woodland
"
’~...
¯
.
-and-home rnatch is scheduled to be expects to attend Modesto Junior
.’ ¯ . , .i.
star
are.c0ming.into
bloom;.. On: the ¯ ¯ :
played two days this year because College.
"
eastside of the Loop are a few"bal~y ’" ;i
of the tremendousresponse and large
Tirnothy Berrey will graduate on
sign-up of participants.
The dinner June 9 from Bellarmine College Pre- blue eyes, and the pink and yellow: .ii
harlequin lupine (L. Stiversi)is bloom.~.
will be Sundayafter conclusion of all
paratory School in San Jose. He will
i
matches. It is’ mosl importanl that
altend the University of California at ~ng,.in manYplaces where there isloose;
sandy,
soil,
both
near
Wawona
i:".’i
"
Pro Charlie Eagle have an advance Berkeley.
and
along
the
Big
Oak
Flat
Road.
The
’
’
:
Sign--up of local golfers and th:~.
-o-.very
small blue and white lupine
(L. .."... ’:
¯
dead-line for this is Sunday,June 3.
¯
¯ ,. i" "
YOSEMITEMUSIC GROUP.
micranthus) is still out on the: flats
~.
There are tentative plans for a 9.i
The Yosemite Music Group will
"
’
" :
near
Wawona.
..
..
"
hole mixed scolch to be played on
sponsor a program by the Kiwanis
Azaleabudsare. just beginningto : " "...
Sunday afternoon June 24; all club
Youth’ Orchestra, from Fresno, June 0penin many areas.
.i ’ " i
membersshould circle this fun-date
.. [i
2nd at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium.
A few snow plants maybe spotted i...:
on the calendar.
This talented group consists of about here and there (DON’T PICK). There" "
~O~
45 students ranging in ages from 12 are. someat the Big Treesl
’. :..’
GRAPEVINE
to 17. Admission free. The .Yosemite
.Truth has only to change hands a musicians hope that everyone will
.̄ALWAYSdrive as if your .family"...
~.
mcske
an
effort
to
welcome
this
group.
few times to becomefiction.
¯ " i’
were in the other
car ....
.
’
EMPLOYEES
AND ARE NOT FOR .PUBLICATION
’
,
.,
’. "
¯ :’.."’ . .
’
’:
L", .’
"
’
"
’
"
"
" ’
’ ’
¯
i’i
,,
"
"
,
i
"
’ i"
¸¸ :" ....:~
:’ ;¸:" ’ ’ ’~ ..,
",,.~.,¯::.¯.’:...:
"i "
~,~i.!~:,¯.,..,:
¸¸¸ ": ...~.~....
¸:¸ "i’:: r~:.,-...
¯’;;... "~.’:’
’ " .,’
. ’ .~..’.:.!r
-. ..... ’."’."’"
.¯ ..;.;
.. ..;:. .y~ q’~:’.~’’.’¯¯’..r:¯’’
/,.,¯:.’..:..
’. ~/:":’.’~:’’.’.’’’
~. ’:~::?,..:
i~ i .’ "i’:~ " "’’.. ";":~"
’" .: ’:""’" ": ". .....
.’~. .::. ~...J¯ .b...., ¯ ::.;.’~
’~ .’::
--.: ,.. ; ~..’;:~ ~.i,~,’/.:
. ....
’ :¯¯:¯:¯.
~,::¯i¯’.:.¯:...i¯
.¯¯:.¯
~.¯¯:¯:
~:::i’
i:i~::¯:".¯
:¯i~:::::¯:if/:i~{*¯:;
i~;:,!~¯:
¯:""
!7
¯.::¯.k
:’:...,
,/.::,~.
::,~’:
:;.¯;¯
¯ ¯¯I:L::¯
C¯¯
;I}:.¯:¯Y:¯:.~~
%:r
¯¯;.::ir~.::,
!:¯~,,.
¯¯}~{:i
’::::{-:/;:/-i;~¯~/i¯/i::
..’.¯~.,ii:¯:i¯;!}!.i
:¯:~¯::"~¯!’¯:.’i~t’r¯’;:~’~¯i;’¯ii¯"-"¯!¯
:":i"¯’i,ii’.!"::¯¯¯;.¯’.:¯.:’!¯:’¯¯.’:¯i’:’i¯¯~!"~.:’¯’:’:’:’~":::
.;." .~¯’ ;... . ?.~*’¯,..i.’~.-.~,.’ . ~...’ ..’
.!L.’
..,-,~’’r.’ ..... ~,.~ .... ’’’ ’.:’ ~"r’ .~’,:~ ,.’ .,.
::’:.’ "’" ’) "~’ :: "’";" ~’ ";
i :: :i
:i:;;i:/;
i:’:/ii:
.....
¯.
¯
’
.’":’¯-,¯;"’"".’~
:"~’:’;’::
q~",~¯’" ..",’-.’v ’~’~" .;i~.:~ H’.:¯/~’.’¯’¯".":".":,’~,:.
"......
’ ...." : .......
i ’ ......
..............
............
?.........
..T~".~’~
I ¯ ." .,!~’W""...i~’,’.
. , .
,
¯
i .......::
’.~ "¯" ’~-’"::’:i
"
’
4’
’;..
-:".’
, ....
’
"." , "4 ..- ¯ ~’:’.’:’’¯ :."’:’~ ,.""...’.’..
. ,.....
....
.... : ¯ .
¯ ": "’i",’,’ ,q,’.’,-" :r .’ :--~’.:’: ": -.’.’;~ -" .’r’.’.:".r’~".’;"
i’..’.’"
~!’""".":".. ¯
, .... ¯ ,.
¯ ... ¯. ..... . ...... ,.. ¯ . ..... ,.. ,,,,. ¯ ,. ",., ,: ?.:.:.’., ’,. ’.: ..=, ’....... ,,’, ".. v, ~’2"’ ..’.’:’"".", ~,.",’.- ..., :..,’. "’;’,"
, . .~.
¯ . , ....
j, ’..:...,:..;~!.t~/:~i~!‘,:~:i;.~~e~~/‘~.~~¢~:~/.~.S.~:~.~CARL/.~;R~US~E[[;i;.~APPR~SES~....i~i;.:i:~.~:.i:.‘
!.!’,"!;:~:!;I::::..ILATE!:WINTER~:~;iLATE
SUMMER
. ."...i;,;::’"’!:’ : ] " . ., .-’,-- "::7¯
’ .’ " : ~’ ’: ’;...:’.!’.}.":.’::,.:’::~::..’- : !:.;.".’"-’.:0.;.’".; ’": ’..: : ;.:!, . .".. ./, .’~.r!:i’.’:’::.’i...~.::.’;::’,’:..’,:,~
::....’..:i"~,~’"~.".,’i!’,,’-o,.~
;,’::h’..-fi’~b;’i!r’..~’~;’-:.’~
....
r : ~-~!~:’:’!:~:: .. .... ".~’:......" .~...... ....".-" : .~,’,~"::~~.: .~ ’ .:"A NEW’
~-:’,’fi"’i"
;,,:; ::::;!
’::’ ;::"::~"~"
:~’;~:
’The
:T~oga:,Road
,s::open;.i.~tri:~
:
./.:, : ;..: r’ :’ , .’:’~Pub
ished:
b),.’::’! ~:,.::~.:~::.".
:. i-i: ’:;: :i.:i! i-i" :: .’:: ":"r. ~"’i r :" :’*:’BOOK.
’i:: ’r:~
~:’~’’
~’.
:.-.:,,:-~.-;-.-,~.,,:~..,.:
.,:.:...-~,.~
......~
¯ " .... ’ "/’’ :: Yosem
te Pc~rk;cind Curf:y:C0t. ;..~*. : ~:A"recent ~ierra .~. uo.. puoca~on;;. ~: ....... ~,::,:;:~,~:’-,’
~
’
:: ...... . ...............
’,...~..-,:;...~
....
!!::: ~ ::’ ~ .fc~r::the’ nf0r~"ati0n of
".. Francos Matthesand.:the. Marksof.": : ...........
-.-.. :.:"".::~: ~.. :.~’1;: ~.*, : ’~,.: ,~ : ;..... :, ,.~:i ~ : .~,~:.:’.! ce~-~an/l.g
istenin’g"S0pesrltliati~c~ic~
’ ’ ",i ../" -.¯ . ~L;.:-.
;:..::.’
.... ’ . . ..,..........’I,’.....
r: ’"’:! ......
" ,:- Yose’rniteVaev..:res de’r~ts "r"" ’:: ":: ’ ..Hme,. -ealrea
~.....
.........
..,-;:.:
.
,..
......
,...:..,.:
~..:..,........
.....
.or rr z aTr-ryxe.,.: r, as" .:. ....
" , ¯ -" :......
::. ~,,’,: : ,-,. .;.. ..,,...,,.""
¯ ’:,.. . ce .ratner.. l’nan snowpacks-are, to b
"" .. ¯
::’,.’
...,"..
: . ..... ..: ¯ ¯ ¯ . ~ . ¯ ..........
¯
by ur .~,ar"rKusse~,.;
..... ." ¯ ....... :-;-,.,.......:’....’.-.~.........,;....."’.....
¯
" " :"Esther ¯Mor~ens0n: ’";
Edtor ..... ’ beenariaraised
I-I’": :: ": ...... ’ .....
: ........ ;;Adv
....
...............
’ ,: ’ , ¯.... . ..... . . -:., seen a one the Serra crest " :’ Froze
-.. ¯ ’ :, ’..
.
Yosemite park naturalist
¯-/..-..,. " .... :. r...;’~..;!’:;.’:":"t’.’r:’:",’,::’.’.~
.,.:. ~ :;TH.
.~: :Oeh
- ,mann:_--±£
... . ------:
. sor .....- . former
’. :: ,,,...ana:-’.
.... .....akes.are-the~rue..above:,7,000.:a.nl
: : ....... ..... i :...."
.....
: ..~...:.
::* *:~"H
,-:’kdvi.40r
¯ supenntendent;.as.abookwhch: may :’..."-E ’:. ..... , ...... .’:..’.......~-.....
.
’". ,:: ........
: ’ K.’ Ouimet
.. :. ’:"~-7-.-r’--:’..
’ ’:.,
..
, " ....
8,000feet:"rJpening .theVroa¢l"i.~a
......
’ :~.’ .... ....... ;.: :.,’:.. :.::~-.....
;!.’’"..... ’ H Berrev ’ .’ - ’ ¯Advisor .... smna asa, moae .... among:~"popuar..:
.
~snowpl0ws(three~i-~5’tai:y~
: ’-.... " .::--’--’------..
.. : :. ,:,: ; .. : ....., Y. :. : :.,,.: ". -.’ .. :.done
¯ ¯ ’ ... ;:::..:..
~, ., w. th
. .-: -_.
,.. ..: ..~.:. ..... ,
..,...
.....
,
:,,,
..
.
:-.
:.
:.
.,,
*.’.
.
....
presenTaTons
or:scence
..
:.’
hna. communca~onslo~osem Te ....
.....
t-~,’. . ....: .... "’":... . , abulldozer,anda u’~iantv=~~’~;41;’;’~’.,-,,--,,
.:,/ .’,...,,
..:- . / %L,,~,.,," C " O’r .... " The book contains an account at ::. .... : .. ". ¯ ’- "-:--.’.:..~.’,
:...
!i:..-.:
oenT~neb..
C ~,.T.r~.C*E. . O;,.
.. - ,," ..-; ~ ,’- ,- ~ . . , ..... .; ,’ :: but it .wasnecessary;to dig-!a".ton~e
¸:!
¯
iii
: ., ,- pnone
_ ,-n. .r-~
,~ ,n~,~
._,_,...: ,,~aamonc,
’ ~atthesiJle Dv rryxell,"lourteen at ;-~ : ’, :. ’ ’ -: "’"...",
’-""..:::"v’
¯ : . -:
;...:.:..
: z-,~oaz.
.....
"
. " : .’ ’ -’
throuah Sixtosevenfeet:0÷;;-"~k"~e
" ! . .:. :.*.copies.may
be obtair~ed’at.the
~v~
.i hse~’~g
t.! r em~;~2’ ,~s;ays..c
. . . rcing:
~l~UC~rr~;~
~:"residence~nearii{the::!’:~he~kii’
: ..:
:" " .’
: .
" station."So.muchi¢emay..l~e
:..
i:.: .v.":.?PersonneI.Office...~..... "."
. gY. ........
" ".’~ . ": l,~¢~4,e¢,4,4,e,4,~,~e.,~,~,.e,~.~,~,~.e,~.e,,
" with photographs; dra w i n g s and b :’- : ’ ; "’" : ’*., : ..;:., ..
. ... .. .......
yme.excess’we waTer.’com’en
¯’
~:":’
"
"
"
’
’
’
’
’
"’
"~
"
’
:dia
g
¯rams""
¯
¯
.
:.i:..:
"TRAININGPROGRAM
i:VALUATION " ’
10wtempera:tui:e’s
}¯: ::::¯
"" . " :";. - . .... . . ". ’snowand
, ....
: ...,
..
. . ¯ ....
.
. . .
. "... :
¯r ~
. ¯ .
¯
]. .,.~,
,,~
¯ .
. ,¯ ,~. .¯., .
, .:..
."i
’~
Fo0r of: the hitherto Unpublished .imum:maximum. irecording
ir~
!~::. ’ .. A con:tinui/ig evaluationof 0Ur’r
¯ ’
, ~". ’
ilii./."
:.i training programis beingmade..by. essayswerei: Written by M.atthei f0~ me’ter left at the.Mea.dow~’:.~.’.cl"~rl
-.:’. I.’ ’
.’;¯
,. "...
Park
andCurry
as....the
..winter.
..regisiered
."a":iowii.i.of.i:,.
:....’..the Personnel
Office
during
the sum- theYosemite
..Co;
,
..
:
¯
I’:/ , ¯ . "
..., .-’ . . ¯
: ....
the :High. degreesbelow"ze~r6.
Cool......
interpretive
contributions-to
i" ’
,
:’:of.....
¯ ’..
.
!.. "~ .. mer.Theobjective is to insure .quality
weather:"
Sierra
Camp
program:
’The
St0ry’of
the
’
last-.three¯
weekS.}
has
¯
service foi" our guests by discovering
i;.
~ways.and
means of improving our Moraine Dome"; ."Tu01umne Meadows
~.....
.
.and Vicinity",.
"The. Scenery Ab"out
’
:: employee training.
Tenaya
Lake",.
’.and.
"Merced Lake
ii¯ ....,.. :. Miss.iDavidson has been. given the
. ... . responsibility for.makinḡ this evalua- and its Environment." " ... .." .".
¯ Concerningthe previousiypublished
... tion. She will make.frequent visits to
essays
Dr. Russell says, "i knowfrom
,.. all lunitsto Observe the effectiveness
;:. ’,:of our present training.program, and personal experience that they have
¯ .....t ° gather information upon which to served Y0semite park naturalists
through manyyears as all-irnportant
¯ base recommendations for the improvement of our formal classroom guides to geological interpretation¯
¯
Nowin their new handy (beautiful)
’. training .and
on-the-job training.
¯
¯ ...
, ’
’ .This Objective can only be accomp- format, they will go into the handsof
:
lished by the whole-hearted coopera- park visitors as well as into ownership
tion
of every member of our by interpret’ers."
He further states: "As one who
...":. o¯rganizalion.
--O-enjoyed the friendship of Francois
Matthes for manyyears, I applaud the
KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL
appraisal so well worded by Fryxelh
Damagedone by litter:
’The place which Francois Matthes
(1.) Close to 300 Americans are holds in American science is secure
killed and nearly 75,000 seriously
and, in certain respects, unique¯ He
injured as a result of cars striking or stands alone in having attained
swerving to avoid rubbish and litter.
eminence first as topographer and
(2.) Morethan $50 million are spent later as geologist, and he is one of
annually to clean primary highways the relatively
few whose writings
alone - in addition to the countless rank as both science and literature’ "
millions allocated for litter removal
on city streets, public b u i I d i n g s, atlracting insects and rodents. In some
recreational areas, littered walers
beaches,parks, e’lc.
(3.) Accumulation of rubbish and become dangerous for swimming or
litter wereresponsible for over 57,000 fishing.
(5¯) TheIJ¯S. Forest Serviceannually
building t:ir~s - representinga loss of
budgets
$2 million for sanitation and
more than $22 million --in just one
removalaf litter from national forests.
year.
Quoted from the CaJifornia Road(4.) Litter is a health menace.
creates a breeding ground for disease, side Council Bulletin, Spring Issue.
thelto@n,
for the streetsWere.literally Stephen;.Mi.chael,I~orn April 26 toMr.
and Mrs. Ted Byers, of Port Angeles,
;:i }i.. "packedwith people. Wewereunable
’ ’ ’
Washington.
"; ’.t0..istayfor
the actual meeting,, but
: . according to the papers there was
LawrenceTaylor iS at homeConval, much enthusiasm and gaiety exp.resescing from a recent heart attack
/
:.:-i
sed by the huge. crowd."
and progressing satisfactorily.
... .’ . :
... ..... ...
RECENTLY!
At Glacier Point. the remodeled
.
. . . .
....
¯ ."March 1 markedthe attainment of kitchen and serving counter are in
¯ "". ’internal self-governmentfor Uganda. use and appreciated by the staff;
:..k; ’Thisisa major step prior toindepen- Marguerite Radiganhas returned to
, .. dehce which Britain is granting on her position as checker;the mainhotel
’ >.October9 of this year.
building was opened on May25.
~’:;:..:....
¯,
,’Historically
the Uganda people
On May 25, the Wawona Coffee
.(". have been a very peaceful people..
Shop opened for business. House’
There have been inter-tribal
conflicts
keeping Campalso opened Friday,
¯ ’.from timeto time, but they have been
May25. Evelyn Hibpshamhas return.. i"...reatively
minor comparedto other ed for her .eighth summerto assist
¯ . conflicts in Africa. Also, in contrast to Hilda Rust in the housekeepingdepart.
say. Kenya, there is negligible antag- ment. Ruth andJames Downing will
onism between the Africans
and be in charge of StonemanSection of
: Europeanshere in Uganda(due mostly the camp when it opens on June 10.
to the absenceof settlers)
is the only topic 0f conversation. The
"
" "With independencecoming in Octleaders and more educated African
:
ober, there is much preparation,
I." . excitement, and speculation. There are find it.easy to arousethe lessliterate,
who are.reaily
pretty, unawareof
i ’ ¯ elaborate plans nowfor. celebration.
’what independencemeans. People are
¯ . ..The Africans are very excited and
caught up in the political fervor." ..
:,., keenpol!tically. In manycircles 1his.
- ., ,
;. "
.
:~
.,
..
i.:
¯
.
...:..
¯
.
, . ,,.
’
¯
: ,, .:
. ,
, ..,
~. ~ "./’ ~ .~:,’,
.... ~ :. ~ ’, /.~....i..,’
¯ ~,...{,4:,.:,~, ..~,.q .,: , ..,-~:..:,, ..,.’:,:.. ,.
r,.,,;-.:.,.
, . , , ..
’. ".’..:.~""
~ ... :.,,:-:.:.".;:,..,
, ,
- . ¯ , , , ¯ ,,.
¯ " ...-:~,"..."’.
~,,..~,’,’ , .!:.....
, ,,.
¯ ..,
~¯,;.,
,,
" i.. ’ ’ i’. L ~ ~.::..~\:".
~,..,~ ...,%/,,.:¯. .... -~, /.,~:,~. .,:....,....
..,
,.
¯ ,....
.,:; ’:". ’
. /,.:.,.,~ ~.,
. .’
. , .¯.
.
/’
,..: .b ~’.. ’ ."~ ~ ..,
,., ..:¯~.~,~ ?~,-::...;~.~..l~’.u!:>..~,L.,
’’.;’"..’..";,,’,:.:m;’.
..:. ~’.,.:.,’,.’.~:’,;~
I!’,~4
~:’ ..........
........ ’{L.’.’!I:I"::::.":.}-~’...:.
’.Y:’~:/"~" :".."’.~-¯~Y/..:.!;./’.!. ":..::/:"":. .}:.: ::. ,"’".?:".L:":}.""
; ./ ’./":." }:U
’.! .. i";i.!’..i.’~/:’.¯.
":...:,}:.i:.’;~,....:,:.::
:~...}:/,..!.~:.~.i.;
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ¯
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ¯
.
~
¯~
~ ¯ ~
~
~ ~ ~
~ ¯
¯ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ i~
~
~ ~
~~~
~
~
~
~
~
~:
¯ ....~...’~
r..: ~.,~
....
¯ ’..!/:....
., ". .... ’ .....
¯ .... " " ¯ ’ ..~;.:’.::.;/...’."..{~
;~.~:.
{:~...:. ’<."..~,....,J:":";.’’:¯ ~/~
~-{,~.,...r
,?:.. ,.,~::. ’""’V’,,’, ,,;~¯:":’.’;.,’:’’: 3"4’:. :".’~!:"’::./-~_q’.
’{w~C{},.?/!’-~"U,~’I’,::,~’~
.: 4.
". ~~’. ’.’:, ,’:.’ :v:.:,;i .....
~
!:
:..-./..-~...~
:/{!~,&:!{%
~!..
i {:/.~-2/i,
:i.~,;}~;.:;
i’;:: .{-~.
:S:’..i~’iT/.~:.,v:i
:.D~
~.;-~~/
.~:
:..;.k:i:,},
i./
... . ;:/.. H":i../.!i..;~...;~.!......
......
~ .
-,~.
.
,
.,
.,,
¯ .... . . ]r./..,;.,;~5.,..,.~..
,’,, ’., ..... ,’: ~, . ......... ... 4., .
’~"" ’ " ’ / " :"~"’"
. . ,
..............
-,
....
. ¯,,
.,. ¯ ¯
~"/" " ’ ; "" ’ ’ ’ " ’ " " " " ’ ’ " " "~" " " -" ""~’"
.. ¯
.’¯-
: ’ "
..
.t..’.T.\
I" "~" ’’;
. ¯,
" "
~ ,
.
....
........
"
"
...........
........
"
Z
,...
.,..
........
~
~"
.,:..r
~1..~
;,};:...::L:.,.’
...-,.......~:,...
, , .. ,. ¯ .¯ ,.. ~ ¯ - ,,
~..~~!"
, ,., ’.. ,. ¯ .. r~
.. ,, .~. ,,. , , ..
. "~.....::.::..1:..):..~,;~,~:..~,:
." .. ’. _%.,.,¯ -.., " ,".,-.;.,::.~::
,.’...:,;-,. ,. ;;,,.
,}’,1}
: .......... "- ’. ’
-:.,...: ’,.-}!",i,,",’-i.:.’::,"’.,’~-,:~,£.""
". ;:’-’::--:!:.:.",’ " ..,...:r ~.,*,-~,.-..,,..
<~’...:.: ...........
."~ ’ ’ .... , , ..... .i ..... .,.,i,
,. ... ~:!~t’:!" :’~; , ,
:-. ..... ...,....-.
-... . ..,, -,- .... ,.. . :’, .... ..- ".,~,, ’::.-, ..,’:’ "~., ’ ’.’...,:,
...’ ",’:,; _-,:: ’.. ’; ".1.- ’,’;: " ......... "-~L~.,
....
. . ..
......
"LETTERS-:
" ..........’:: , "",
.........
::::
’<, ....:"~’"~
"; .............
’ ’- ’ , .....
’
’ ......
".>.-:"
- ....
’¯ ~.’
DIO ..,’ . .., ’.-......’.......
" " ......
¯ .’ ...,,
- ....
~
.......
¯ ,. ,..~=__.
~TWHITMAN
,..o.
’::
. ....
, . ¯ , BESTS-STU
, ........
~ ,:....
,.-..,.,
,. .....:, ~....
¯ ,., ~......
, . ’ -: ..:,
, ~.- , ,’.
,,.
.
.
,..,...,
~,
.;..
,
.....
’ .. ’ ,,’ ,,’v.’
¯ -’,-,",
.,... , :,.. / . ,’~ .- ’ I’ ’-.. ...’ . ’ . ..’, , ,, .. ,. , , , ,’~ " , ¯ " , .
~-’~ .-~..
- ¯ : ....
".,. - ¯ , ’. .... .’. -._- ¯ ¯ .’ , .’ ’-..
:’ , ¯ ¯ ¯ ’~ .",.., ""
,~..:’,..’
’,~, ’., ’.," ,.,." ..~- ~"."..." .., ..:.. ’, ,.’, .~ ..... . ,w..,,, ".’ ,’,,--’r,’~;
:’: ,,. ’,1" ,’n...’.".
" " .r ~.".’, ’ ’:’. " ’ ¯
¯ ".,
"/’’"
’...
. ’
¯,"
’ ’ ""o
¯ ¯,, ,’.~.
Yosem
" .....
" : ...... : ....~ :^ I" ¯ .^A ,,., ’.m-,,~ ,~,-.- ~h,c. Work,.... ...;
.:..’..-.
~:
...-...,,,
.
.
~:-..".
_,z
........
Reauests.to
work
.in
.,
,
........::
.:..
:..~..:......
:.:........~.,...;..:
.,..~......,.:...,
...’
.. .~-":4.,’.
’i:....:.?..
::..~.:.,-..~onnnuea::Trom.,as,.issue;.
....:-:.../:..:....:.,:-,nse,
:r:,~a,,,.s:
~,..,,~.t..~..a~,,,
::.
. .....
"
::i
{’!:"
}.’".:."’.""~Neve’;:::h:c~Vi"a"
"."fe
ti;"ia;~is’iied
’w
h"-::sh°p!i’S:sche’d(~ied~"f0r":June
8:’thrbughY"mank/}f°rms’’Hei~eiare~:s°me"gxce~’P
¯ ::":
, !..;, :.f’.
’:’...:;.;;
;}-:::.:,~.;.:ii-:
4,..
.’..:’"...
:..:.
-..
i.;’:.:
.:".;"
:~.,
.,.";"
..:
;Y’."",.:...I.::;I
7:"i:n:YoSemite.:,.i..
..:,.
:.’:.".:
.:.:.",{"
:;";
:fi’om:
leiters/Of..
::a
pp(i~:ationi.::;...!;.}!:}’.i.i;
¯.’." ’i;;
i’
i!i;?L;hen’dm:~eaPy!ri s!,!;9 3; :.:
¯ . , . ..
i : :." ¯ ..’
tP:llc~:Ugee!;t~;:
}, { :Virgi.niaand:AnSel:Ad
amS a re:; n.c~w
. .:aln~l: h av~’.dl°fegmaar~tY;’}h[;u:se
h~!deLt~
’~’.’¯~, ¯ .. . "~...,
" i :: .pati;rh ::Co den".whiiman’/ brot~er.:..in re_~iaenae" nr.ihe r.newly. Completed. ’. . ...:P ..... ..,.: .. ...-..,........,..:......,...";:/..:. ..
" . .....summer, h’avirig Red:CrossLife:Gua"rc
....
.. .... ......: ...:...,.. ......,.:...
... ..... ¯ ... . , ... : ...."..:
¯ !.../.: ........
.-.’.. -. -: : .". :.¯ was Pou Whitman,
Carme....: home inCarme
,""": ...".-:...":
.. :. :..":....,:. :. :¯ "".: .’ Certificate,.l.come:from.a
’
’.~ ....... .. ;
.
............ a noted.
. ¯ ..., ........
..............
¯ .... ....
lar
¯ .. .: ..; : :~,:".art St:. St muated;.. perhaps,
.b~,:"; this ::. " ’ ’Gei-r,, Shar,’,ehasreceveda.Gug-: " ’ ". ’:. ’---!-.-.. L:: L.J.{..;-J.:;:~J.".~-,.r,
:""
’."i:
. . . ¯{;...
¯ : ¯ ...-.... -.... . . .:.. ¯. . :
¯ ,... . ’ ¯ ..: . .. ,.. . : . ~.
~-.
¯ . .
: ¯.
... as. my.paren~ru ~:.,,~.~,..,..,,u,
:.v.... assocati0n; Kit started....what, wosto .:...,.,e.nheim Fe. owshi,-, to" ,-,hotograph " ,,,, ... .... : ,. ......:...:.. .........::.....:../.....w: ~. v .: ,..
~., .......
¯. ’.
..... .. .. "... . ¯.... , . ~
. ¯ .
~’ .. ... ~ . . ¯ - ..-’:, ~ight .you.. nave.empoyment~Tor.:
i: ... v:.. . ¯ .
. ... ".. . i.:;..i. :}.., . b{e."the pet.projectof he.~!ife:;::-.. thei..acfivities.0f"the:Peac
bepreg’na:nt:.du:ri"ng".i:, :.} .. ’’;
e corpS.; ,.... . }::my:wife":wh01wili
:"" "" " " ’ " " " " " """":t
’ es ": " "":" :’"
.
:""’!"i :carmel.Art. nsttute.., n..Apr :of that.:. .... . -"." " ""::"
: .........."
i.."’
- . "~: ....
nthe Studio is Caroine. summermonths.. .She :yp .-.."~:...;.::"~:i~
¯ .. ...,.’
. ,. .... . :,,. " ...... " NewClerk
.’,!
" "
,
.
:
......
... ¯ . . ’ . . , . , .. ,’ ’
: " .’..:
"’ ~ ,, " ", ’; " :": ~ : :" ."
¯ ,;....:..:,
year" it..- aegan..With
..oneI l"e. ClaSS. ’.
¯¯ Judy W ts :. I am16.yearsod,.:62 tall,,
!..;. .....
¯ ¯ ......
:,. ... .., ¯ ’ rew, unt ...Wilits.
She
is
Nurse
hard::
,..~ :_v....
..
.:’ ’ .’. n.o pant ng, ana soon g .
" "
’" " " :" " ¯’ ’:" " "’"’. ’and
concious,;.":}."":
.{:./..::;.:.i,.!.i,.:.//.;;,}.;
¯-.....:-:..."... .............’." { ....
.. :’"’ :." " ’ ¯
. ....
¯ " ¯ .. "
. s ster " .....
. ......
WOrK
ng
:’~ ..
"
....
.".
¯
."
..
’
’.
¯
..:.:","..;":
’::"!.:!:"~.
’ ¯ " :’.
there were tenclasses coverng such... ! ....
.; .
.
n.’.Yose’niite:":lhave~’.!.,:~:’i,’./:?i:
"..’ ...’."."
.. " .’-~.
,- or.-".art as
:, arawlng,
. :: water..
’ ". ¯/"" /v~arlon
....
’~ "-son":.~0rmei
r’alTer
.,. 1
. cerk ,.iS"" ., . .wish/a;iob
¯ ¯ ...., .......: :., .....: .. i./!.:.;:~;
:: ¯ .
.
..
var ea T e as
. .... in
¯ a w~ortuary.
".
been.
working
am.::.:,-’.’.::.~:..
¯ ’.. ¯ - "
¯ ’ " ¯ .v ....
" :: . ....
’" .... " :
’
"
" "
"
"
’
’
an"
..b~nd~ng;sculp-no
,.n MenloPark..worklng.:as..¯ ’,. ’i.., ,,;.:. : . ..,:".,’,-.::.."..:.Y.:.~:.’..:...,"~;..~G::...
.:...
.. i:" ...... color, paintmg,book
w
’.:/ ... ture, f 0werarrangement;
¯¯color¯¯ and:assistantart director.{or Sunset..
Mag. .aaepra.t:n.ana~,,.. .. . ..
. ..ng:pe°p!e’
:..:..... . :...:;..:.
. "":":""":"’""".-.,:...,...:.....;:.:.
..
.
.
.
.
.
.My
hfe
began
on.
May.¯26,.:.19.46.;,/..::~:.:{..../!~:
. . :....
¯‘
:,:.. ..":. de¯sign: photography,
¯¯outdoor sketch-azine.
.. Th!s. wasthe"beg,nn,ngof a newera":.:"!.i{:.::~{ Y
’.
--o¯ i.:::",
ng, and ciasses.foi" children-all con- , " . ’"..
’
-...for
me." ’ ’, " .. : . : . ..¯ . .~i ¯ "... . i.!....::/.;:U;’:i
SWAPTALK
, , ¯ . . . ,. .., ;, ¯,,, . ,, ’ , ’
!/"..":::.!:duc:ted by. carmel,s.finest ’ :artists.-. ’ :
. .. , " . . ... ..........-..:~.........:.......,:...-,,..;i...:,.
.:..
lectures for:. the Art Institote
¯ "Age " 66. yearsyoung.
Youth..is.::
.;-;::.~ .... ""
. .. ...:..Obtaining
For. sale: .11 cu. ft. refrigerator
--’
].
., .. .
"\
¯ .,
"’
.. ". " ,"i~ ", " .’ ;~,,
.
¯ ...i led her to:becomean Outstanding ..with . freezer top - $50~ Also many not a tim’e"~of life..-.:noone..grows.:.i:".’.3.}.i
...¯
" " " ’ .
¯ " ’ -’¯ . " ’ ¯., : ’" ’ " ¯’H " ~ ".:
:i "- impresario
on the. Peninsulal and the Other household items such as wash- old by simplyhavinga certain number.~.i’.:,,::.}: i ....
, ’,
’
:.:
:.."varietY
.and quality of theentertainL .s, ing machine,kitchen table and chair
of years
""ageis a.stateofmind,
and.ii:{::.}’:}}:!.’,,., .... i.; .....
, ,,
, . ¯ .
" ": ’;"~:<:"~:"
:."..: .merit. she.securedwasgreat.
,-,~,::,, ’ "
mattresses, to be sold before June 8. as long .as your gieen you’ll grow.
¯
¯ ;}:. :. -In. her "spare"¯ time she worked Moving. ¯Marcel Barel, ES5’6290.
¯ , i :~>....:;"
.~..-:!,’s:,,:
, Yl: ...: :.}:"..::’, .’
’
i
"’ ,.." ¯-for:the
Community Chest, the Red
.’..... . .’;.: ,:"~]i
.. :.1
FORWARD
ANDUPWAR
.~.: :, ~..-~)..
For sale: Finest hi-fi
made:, ’.i"Cr0ss, Polish relief,, and. did ground
Bogen AM-FMtuner, Garrard record
’.. :.."/watching for planes during the war.
changer, separate Altec speaker, two
i.. ..¯This busy. life was exchangedfor
matching mahoganycabinets - cost
i...
one ¯equally challenging when in
$600. ¯ For quick sale, $195. Hugh
¯ ¯ " Septemberof 19.42 an urgent request Merritt, Tecoyadorms, room D28.
’ . came from the Army’s Ninth Service
¯the cedar from an old flume.
. C.ommand Headquarters
.or Ft.
¯ , Salt LakeCity, Utah, for her
. .... Douglas
Now they have 300 acres and an
.:to work in their civilian personnel almost completed, beautiful new home
branch. After muchdeliberation she overlooking the river. The beauty and
acceded to the request and was soon peace of the natural wilderness have
traveling over the eleven western
been carefully
preserved and one
of
their
greatest
delights is feeding
states with responsibility for the personnel problems of wornen connected and watching the native birds and
with the army in war times.
animals.
"1 like the simple life," Kit has
. In 1945it seemedbest for personal
reasons |hat she give up the work been heard to say; "I’ve tried all
kinds."
and return home.
And Yosemite. Howdid it enter the
’ Sifting in the fag in Carmelone day,
the Whitmanshad read on "ad" about picture? Kit cometo escape the sumland in the Sierra foothills and had mer heat, accepted a position she
was offered as hostess at CampCurry,
purchased some 160 acres on the
and was soon assigned to The AhwahFresno River..
Now came anolher
i.
nee. That was fifteen years ago, and
change in living pattern when they
decided to take a weekendtrip and her charm and smiling graciousness
are still
an important part of The
see what they had. They arrived, slept
the first niaht in a beddinqroll, pitch- Ahwahnee atmosphere.
"The interesting part of being a
;ed o tent the next night, lhen star~ed
to clear the land. Their first home hostessis the variety," says Kil. "I’ve
there was a primitive cabin buill of loved it."
}
..
j... ...ships...are provided .by Mrs. Mary
I ’ "Curry Tresidder, while the. other is
*i.... ::-. . supported:by the local Community
"
Council Fund Drive. Oneof the two necessary
.ng the Winter
months
it.".isand..will
construction
0f. approXimateJy:"..::~:i/
to have
all when..
the doors
100 .berooms
.with" Bath"
at . Yosemite’.". i : " :.
~
sponsoredby Mrs. Tresidder maybe
awardedto assist in the Sophomore windowsclosed.
{ .,
" ’ ¯ LodgeandreplacementoflO0
units..:.:i-::.. :.’’, .:
year in college, while the other two
To Earl Hayes- $20 for the.sug- "at the H0usekeeping:Cam~b
.:" ". "’.":.::.,
are for the Freshman
year only.
"
" ¯
.
"
. .....
.
"".
"7
:’)."
’. .. ’. ’ : " :’-. "- ; ’’ ..
gestion that a special stampbeput- .
In anticipation..:offavorable
action".’ ... "v[ ’ "
The YosemiteScholarship Commischased or madeto mark."incoming..~onthec0ntractand " ’ "" ’" " .:’ "."-".
"
sion administers these funds, and
flnanc)ng arrange-.:. .:.,.
merchandisein the Studio warehouse,ments, theC0mpanyalready.has.-sub.’ .i"..
application blanks maybe obtained
::
To G. F, (Buck) Martin -- $20 for
its plans.for. ...:i.!:
[
from Leroy Rust .in the Main Post Suggestingthat zipbackkey chains be mitedto thePark:Service
. . ..
. .
¯
::~
Lodge.buildings.an’cl;~vill.
:.
Office, phone FR 2--44751 or from purchased for Badger Pass so that the.Yosemite
"
¯
, i. "
,
.." _ ..,,
.. thedrawings,
for
the,
.’
.::..i.
Dana Morgenson in the YP&CCo. ticket punchescould be fastened tO soon" present
.
..- , . .
units.
It.is hopedf: .I
.¯
’
.General Offices, phone FR 2-4671. themand be madereadily available newHousekeeping
..
~
that both projects.will move.forward :..!
for punching customers’ tickets.
to
early Completion....
" ’ "
".i
LtO:i"~!SCLUS
,~.,CT[VITIES
To Emma
Palter -- $20 for suggest.
’
"
" ’"
’
.~’
" "
¯ ¯ ." .’ ""’ i
¯ ..,::. !
.,
At a ~egional meetingin Mercedon ing lhat paper cup dispensers be
¯ AIR RECONNAISSANCE ".. ." :
June 5; Harold Breeding was chosen placed in lhe washraomsof all dor=
. by MaryCui’ry.Tresidder "’ . :... i
breakZoneChairmanfor :he area including mitories to eliminate dangerous
Ona clear afternoonat:th e begin- .. : .~i
clubs in Yosemite, Mariposa, North age andsanitary problems.
ning of June we "flew from the .. :
To Gerlrude Clark - $20 for the
Fork, Oakhurst, Madera,Chowchilla,
MariposaAirp0rt.at Mr. Bullion aver
!
suggestionthat a box rack be built at
and Merced.
Signal Peak.andWawona;thenupthe
In line with club policy of lending the end of the cafeterib at Badger valley of the South Fork. and.toward , .i.
assistance whereneededin the com- Passso that skiers couldput their per- the Chilnualna Lakes..Mt. Raymond I
sonal effects in the boxesinstead of
munity, the Boardof Directors at its
; ..... ;" "
abovethe MariposaGrave
(81:5~8
¯
.
Tt.,
last meeting voted two appropria- on the tables,
elevation) still I~ad snowenoughfor[
i
~
tions to help individuals. Thesecon.-o-a goodski run on its. northeasternI .... I!
sisted in a sumof moneyto purchase
HIGH SIERRA CAMPS
slope, thoughlicereckon theava- " :
glassesfor an El Portal student, and
High Sierra Campsare scheduled lanche-prone northwest was bare. " ....
a $50 donalion to the sum being to openon the following dates:
Across the south Fork, on Crescent :
raised for Mr. andMrs. ChuckBradley Tuolumne MeadowsLodge June 15
Lake and the Iower.Chilnualna Lakes,.
(StandardStations) whosetrailer and White Wolf I.odge
June 16 the ice hadmeltedaroundthe. sunnier."
personalpossessions
werelost in a fire Glen Aulin Camp
June 21 edgesand the surface wasstill scumin El Portal recently. TheBradleys, Merced Lake Camp
June 22 rny with what remained frozen.
bolh seriously burned,are still hos- Vogelsang Camp
July 11 JohnsonLakewas’almostcovered.and’..
pb’alized, but reported on the way MayLake High Sierra Camp July 14 Royal .Arch completely. so, as .was .
..
1o recovery.
Sunrise High Sierra Camp July 17
(Continued on page two)
:.
...
...................... :i’i:iESE’iTE/~SARE
J:OR’]"k]j~
iBI:rJ~J~ES:f-b-I~I~A-RIi--~-M
PLOYEES
AND ARE NOTFORPUBLICATION
..
..:
~..,..
¯ .. i:"~".."q"..""iMai~l
Communicati0nsto
Yosemite""": brOther.andhis."~ifelfrom oak.Harbor;.purc:hased..after:.lengthY’. ifc .
’.: :,/i ~;I.. .... ::Sentinel; i C/OY.P.&C,Co., 0r .":’ WashingtonL...{:, ’ .. ...;".;..
.. . ¯ " ," : p~rsuanceiGf.eve~y-~6ssibie-leacl~.(C~Jd
I showi.~usses!.:’:
¯ ~..i :,/."lohone"FR"2-4852..: Addifion¢,’~". ~ ". i.: The.newiyWeds.i
will live ¯ in Fr~esno.’:pt~of0g~rapi~s
¯ . !:-.."/’ .: :" ¯¯cOpies maybe obtained..at ~]he’: : ..where: McCleland
is.empl0yedby Scott des"ign"in- use.ove/.i...Ti0ga~,-.
..!:..:../ .. i .,PerSonnel
" Officei....i"....:-. ........ :.... Bros...i.Construction
. Co...The’¯bride,‘¯ ¯¯¯clue.to".the" 0riginali light.:gre
!"./..
" . ~4,e~~wee~,~.~. ." formerly.. a Student. at . Sierra Joint ¯ was Obtai.ned ...{torn/Hazen!.
H..:’
.."/.,..
’I.IHouRs:ANDOPENING$...I::. .iUnion HighScho0J,.will continueher kin~,.iformer
head"0f...the/I
.
"i ’ ’" "" The"Viiia-e
¯
Laundr, iS :n0w"0"en ¯:studies
.in. Fresno.. ’ ’..i....:.........
Transp0rtat
OnSystem~.w~oi,
" "" ....
"
’
"’" :-"
." " ....
~"
I-’
.
~
¯ . ,
’ " " ’- ."--o-- .’~
’ it.as Niagara.green.
Cliffl
¯ ,.,
... ¯ ,~,..
.~,~,
....
.
....’.
"
¯
’.
,
’
,
,,
,
,,
’
,,,,,
¯
,
,,’
,
....
¯ , :: .... .,,:,:.,,,,~
,,,,:.......
i ,, , trom ya.m. ~o ~:4~ p.m., ~onaays ¯
:
who
did
the
restoration.~painting~!
AIR RECONNAISSANCE ’
!" ’:through Saturdays; ¯closed for lunch"
found an’old.head lighi which sl~owecJi
(Continued from page one)"":
3.
J " . ..
¯
¯ ’ .....
:. ’ ~’i.’." :!’.: ."’
’:’. . from¯1i30 to 2:30.. ’ " ..
’
color
after
about’i..12
icoats."{.~
,?.
:’ " - :The .Village.. Beauty Shop" is now BuenaVista Lake, over thecrest. Heart’ ¯ this
.~
.:
.
.
:...
.
¯
~ :.: ~¯i!i;:::~i,.~i;~:~
paintwere
;removed.
Lake was.open, but Horse Ridgedrop- surface’
.. :. open ¯from 9.a.m. to 5:45 p.m. daily
Thebusis’in eXcelleni r un:ningCon:: ’if:;: ! .....
!:i ::. and .Sundays:
ped into the white surfaceof Ostran-.
andWi
be
:" :."..
¯ kept.in"¯ storacde:i~:::!::,:i~’.:,"i~iiiti.
¯ ¯
.
,
i."..i"
The Village ¯ ¯ Barber¯ Shopis now der Lake, though its northern margin ¯ dit on,
:. , .... ’., .
.., ::.i’.: ::],;: ... , .’ .
: . .
!"""i ."°pen."fr°m 9.a.m.to 5:45 p.m. Mon- below the Ski HUt showed signs of ¯ until a: Safe:placecan..be’.provided:~’,.:"f-!:.L:i..
thawing. ¯ Weskirted¯Red¯ Peak Basin ¯
¯ ’. ¯ days through’ Saturdays.
-"
.
" ,¯
’"
¯ " ’ " , ’ ," ,.". : "." "’, .’ ’, "’:,~,;’,~’1 "
’ :
Hubbard
finally
had
!o,~tOpii::!i!~i:!i~i!i
Daug
"¯ Taxi.
and the Clark Rangewith snow every
.
. . service is available from 7:30
hauling residents
! "i ..a.m. to 11 p.m. daily and. Sundays. where, then dropped a bit into the
aroundthe
Valley,]n:i:.:."."~’.i!’] : .
" ": .
the
historic..
bus
¯when
the
.
Rangeii’-~=i~.;!;;i~i:ii~::!:.
,. .... ¯ The" Camp14 Store is now open. canyon of the Merced for a closer
¯ :’.
" " ~ ¯ .....
’,",.;.....,"",’~.’i "
" .’
by v., sitors want-:.::~
". ¯ ’, .’. ¯ ..
i : . Hours are from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. and look at Merced and WashburnLakes, Office wasswamped
, . . . ¯ .:, .,’.::,~.~.
’ ing to-knoww’heret~ey’:coud...::buy.:.:.,;7!~:.~; ~. ’~
.3 p.m. to 5:45 p.m. daily and Sundays. both fully open.
toridein the0]dbus.
’ ".. ’’~"""¯ .-.; ." :’"":!":~’:~,:
¯’
. " There will be nightly Firefalls from
Climbing up again, with a glance tickets
,. ,..,:’.::,,
;...{:}
June16 Until September
3. TheFirefall
.....
i e ;/:;:":;
at the white slopes of Mt. Florence,
.
th :.i.’:i.,.:i;)~.
will be Scheduledat 9:30 p.m. through we crossed to the Sunrise Camparea; waydownRaffer ty.Creekto,
.....
. :..":r:!:’"
i .
Tuolumne.
The
Meadows
were
.open
~:.:/~:...!/i
July 14 after which it will be at 9:15 Long Meadow,in spite of its sunny
"andswampy
in the sunnierparts}b"ut::::i;:i:::);i’!i~
each night.
southerly exposure, was a sheet of
’
snow
still lingered in. the treeson the:":i;:~,~’..~
Housekeeping CampStore is now snow except where the banks of ;he
: ; ¯ " -:~ i’..".
’:
":;,’:.;"l’,;~’::r~
.
southern
side, sheltered from¯ the.
¯ . ..,suni:
.....,:.:,~:.;,.;.,~.
open. Hours are from 8 p.m. to 1 p.m. little stream droppedOff to showits
bythemassif
above.
. .: ’...;".: ...,...i:"...."!.~i!{i!~
and from 3 p.m. to 5:45 p.m. daily
course, with a probablefive or six feet
I.
A fewcloudswerefloating in:the,:,i):;::;::i:!
and Sundays.
¯
of snow. Columbia’s Finger and
. ’. ". ,’. "..i. : :i :/,!: :,:~.
blue
sky
by
now,
not
threaten~ng,~::.-,./
The CampCurry Bicycle Stand is
Tresidder Peak were sheer rock emerg’
now operating from its new and per-.
ing from snowy slopes, as were Echo storm,but pickingup:the d’azziing..,i!ii;’i~:.i
manentlocation. I1 is Iocaled adiaand Cathe.dral Peaks, and the weird white of the snow with their softeri,,.;:,Ci
cent to the main parking area east of papier-mache-like, cut.-out of Matthes
the Cafeteria and service road. Hours Crest.
We looked down̄ the Tuoumne"::ii:,,i
are from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
River
towardGlenAulimThegreat¯..,.....":";.
We headed for the Vogelsang area
--o-the bendwasfreeof.ice;:.-,":;.:i..~)":i:
to scout the situation there. Snow pool
i ’ around
..
and
we
did
not follow from there,:::"j};~:.!
SWAP TALK
slanted dawnover. Flelcher Lake from
the exfoliating granite above, show- though we had a far-off look at /:.::.:;ii:
Wanted: Ladies used bicycle. Call
Lake,whereI hadbeensnowe’d
;i".’.
;:i! ’
. ’ :’7 .: ,
Mrs. Daugherty, AhwahneeGift Shop. ing no trace oF the lake, and not a Mattie
’in last September
for
a
dayor:so.i..i:i:;~,i.
For sale. 1954 Mercury Monterey. sign was visible of the Vogelsang
Lake,at the ¯headof...thei.:i:-i~.!i;.;!ili!.i.
Cam[.,. buildings; only the clump of Tenaya
$200 cash. PhoneFR 2-4852.
Tenaya
Canyonshowed
a scumof ice"iii::i::ii:..:,il
1958 Chevrolet slation wagon; 6 white-bark pines near the corral stood
mostof the wayacross,withtheroad"::"..i¯ .:ii{!i:,)i
, ..,.,.,..:
.-:i’...~.:~;
cyi., slick shift, radio, heater, s~at out as a landmark. Wecircled to check
open
along
a
dark
strip
of
water.
The..,!=..,:.,!
further,
then
flew
pasl
Rafferty
and
behs. $875. Doug HubbarcI-FR 2-4893
"]
: ’7:=.: ~i’.:~
(C~mtinued
on page three),".,.’;.",’
JohnsonPeaks, observing snowall the
¯ or 2-4611.
masses.
:
¯"
¯ . " ¯ ,..." ’:"i:,/~
. .,
,.....~
;,-[,,;:
...
, .
. . . ,:...
,...
¯
.
. ¯
.. ..
.
.,.
..
.
.
.
..
....
.. ¯
.
....
- ..
:
, .
¯
..~
. ...
¯ ,..
. .-.
........
,
¯
.
.
..
¯
.
.
’~
.....
, :.,,’..:’,~
¯
’:
. "~"
:;.~..~.:.;:"
...:. .; Ii’?.’
¯ . ".~’;.i,;: ."",...
.,
. ..., .i;r’.~..
, . : ..,.:’;.~
.~ ~., ~....:. .:.~.I ......
i. ~ : < .....
", .~. ::.i~....: !~.~"ii:::~: ~
.’/~:I i]’~I
.~: ~iiI
.iv....:.:
I" I’:’" I~.’:.-".
,’,<..,,:, I~I
’.II..’,..,
..! .....
:; :II~]i
:..:/"J
"iII
,;V:,~.."
":..r,IiI
/,’,.:~
~.
~.~
~I" .~:.
’II...::’~:’
I IIIi~’"
~II
I~I.,IIi’i~II
I~ ~’/
ItI
III
III
I III II,
" : ~.II
I I .- r .~,
i I I : II I,.’
" i I , I ¯ i "~
, .~II I iI II?I~’,..’:,~"
,r" i I ~ I~.Ii ~.II
I
I I:,i
I ~ I I ~ ~ i iIF I i I I IIi iIIIII~I
,
I.Ii~II
~ I,,I~ i ~ " ’iI I Ii i , ,ii[ ] I"I Ii~I ~ I.’I
i~’
i II~’
I i II~
.,. .. .......... .’.....i....,....,,. . ... , .....,..::.~..:;..
,,..~
,..i.,,,.
." ~’..’..;...,
’L.,..
."..,:~.’~",’..’..:~’
-...’~"’
,’..,ij,:.,’"...,~.,:......;:,’.,.’..:
’.:.~..:...,-.’,..,.,,,~
. " ..
..’ .
’
.
¯
¯
....
i
.
¯ ..
. .. ~ .
¯ .. , . . . ..
¯ ., ¯ : , ,. .,..,...,....,,.,
, ....,...
~, :j ... :,.,~: ...- ¯ .’. " ’..’....
~-:.’.’
’.’...
..",.’. ~’,, ..’,
’ l ..~..
..,.,~: .........
i .v.:.i..,
-:.,
:..~/(..,~...,,.~:....,!..,....:
¯ ...,.
:~..~".L:.;"
:./,:~.. ,"~
: ..., .L
, i.;~..-.~’
, ’ :~."..;."~,~.
"~i.~
:%, ~.q’C"...~,.
i: . :,:
..,
: . ... . ..’",
, .,~. . ...:....
r..,:., .x’i~’:¯ "~’;’~;",,:"
"S""’,:~
" "-~’"
" ’Z""~;.’C
!’." ~,....,".;.,~’,’:.,";
.....! . . .....,.
, i.,.’,:."
..".%.!..,’ ,..’-.:"
;,,.".
’ ... . " .
..
. .,’..,:
, ...,....:.
~I~,.’;.
2 ’"......
-’-~’~;=~’N~’~.’~
t’:’(’/
..’: ., (’.:~.,’
";,’:
. ~:’..’.’.
"....-......,....
. ,’."~’,’..’.",’,’.",
" !’’.."’
’ "-:’.
/....:(.....~:,.,..
!,..,. i.,"r’.’";/C’’.
-;::,".’
¯ .i~...,..~.
,...j:,..
:. ;.:,.,.:,,,
: C:’"’:
,’;:’~):’
:~? .".’ "’
,....
.......
~ ..i
- .. ...
,.,,..’:’.
...."-.".
...;,.........
. .
:,.,
.i" . ’ :.,i,.:/ ,’,. "’, ~’. . 4...." ’ ..~’.; "i" . .., ’ ,,.,~-.’...~.,
..’..~,’, .... ’..,
: .: :-,....... ;.-~",.C.’;
....
~":,q,~L~’.’..
’.,’-. .....
~:,.,:’:’.,.-.";":
{".’
;:
’":.:,~.
’.’
"’’:,r"’::’’,
’’’:
"
.......
’~’’;"
.....
~’
,’.’,’:’~’’’’<~"’
".’,
’"’:’";’:F~’J~’
"’:,"’:
..’~
,’ ",,’-:
"’’.¯..
: "’:
’’" .
."’ ¯......
. "’ "’;’-’""" ,
" . " ".....................
,’ ’ ,’"~’2~-3~P~
;. ’. .’ .......;...~",’-’"
,. ,’.:,7.,. [,,". , ’." "’ ,’. ’ ’. ¯ :"7."
. , " . .,
~’.;,
~ . ,’
.~....
....
," I,’ ’ .. , - .’. ¯ , ’ .....
.
.... ........ . . ., ~...,.’...,~.<
., ¯
..~.-~.:.
~’..,
¯.;¯
...’~!~...-~.. . ..
,..-;.,....,:: ....’..’......
¯~
,’.,q..... ....~ ~ ¯.,
. ". :;!"..: ’~
......’
. ."
,.~ . ..,...-
.
....
..
... ,..
. ¯ ......., ., ..... . . ,
":’~":<’~"’:
"",’~
’,~,~:t:’..~.~’.==z.
~¢"’’~:~’t~":~"~:’:,
......
,~;i
. , ,.....
: ~ ,...,...,
, ....¯ ........ .-.,.....
.:~..!
.!: i ’..,
,~; ..:";,..,
.’~:".!,. . ~’L",~
’
: " :/~::;’%’.:i"
ii",-".i:.>’HoRsES;
HORSES,
:. HoRsEs!;...".":
:: ;:i..
: : ::_,:!.LI..
~:.TOM."SWAN.:
.:!:;-:
:!~-!.:..,!-!..
’,"~.’.
~!.MORE..GR.
~,.,,
....... ."?"::i.
..., ....~..,’,:
¯ . .’.’:,’,.r
’". .’r,’:
.’.’...’....,’.’;."
...:. .’,,
"!~.::;":~-i:::..::";/ii;:"."
!’":"’"’~./..."" - "" .::i
’’:.".’:’
~:~:’.." DU~!
~"l:
’:,W:’.. ’",- ";’ ’ ¯ , :. :..., ...,...::. ,
Realiz
nga
life-time’
aml~
tlon,’."rom
,::..:.
c,,;~A,,
^ll,~6ck:.,41-~d~jOt~
.. . ...~.:,~:-;
,......:....~!:: .......:.:.....~.,..:,.
.....: ....;.,.,.........:..!.:....v
-?:
lei.: . . ....:.,.
. ’ ,.."..... .....
:-.-. . ,;...
....’: ....
...."-."~un~7..~’- .~.. ....
,.........
.-..,...
¯ " " ’ ~’i" "’ ~’ ’. "- I-orsesare on fne move. n .Tosem
. ’ ...;
"xX ..,.:.u.. :~Swani
accepte’d
a.~Cai’eer=CSn’dit
ona: .;’:" u"::":"t~emo’ria
":""H
:=h"~:"iS:cI~5o
i"":i~
¯".::;
"::’:
.:.:
~.;
:.:
.....
,.,
~..,
..;,
.::.....
,..
. .,::,.......:.these,..aays!:Inere..were..:~.u.:neaa-,:at.-..:.:.........:...:.,.:.....,.....
¯ :: ."....-.!.:.
-....:,
.,:L:
:..r.;.:J°aq
~n;.:.
..............
!..’,:..~.
::’.!:.........-...;i<"-/~
:-varI<:
¯ ...
:;.:.,
.:.
,;.-.,
, . ..,.;"
’ ....°
,’..."-"
::L:.;."..’
appointment
: W th":".the
.National
,-;:.,;;,.~:’on
june-~.:.!H.er":..nlans.:for/?~e
:
....:..-;
...
.H=o,,
.....
.....
r,.
. .... ...,..;...
" ’ ..<.:..::..~..:’!.:
.’ ,~....:the.::va ey. siaDles,asr.weeK,.sTaDes....
.... : .:........................
....
. : /i": .:: .... ’ ’ ;’ " ;" ’ ’ ’"’" ’; U" ’ ?^";"2’ Serviceandreported’. for : work-as . .:ear.: a re:" :indefiniie " ’." ~ ’~’’’’::: ’:;’~: ’";:
. . ¯ . ’-.manager
boomarneT1..Te
s s/anazuu
’ . ¯ .. . ..,..
:.....-..-.:....-’..
....
....
:’:Y .: " . ... ~.::.’:
...:.".;:"/:."’::
:.:-,".;-;
. .-L.
:,"::’
"-.
..tour..:guide
’.at.
:Car
sbad
:...Cave~:ns".:in..
:..-:.:or~itteC{.:-from:
ast::issbe’S".:.li-~t"::?’~
.....
"..
...
......
. "."
, "..
’,..;"k:..
.’......
... ¯ .
:’,:
:;..’;."
t.:..more
were
IorougnT...Trom:.wInTer~
.pas..’...
¯ .-..
~ :.": :..,
~-.:.~"
~x~ .’:’.
: ’."."v.i.
....:..
........
: .....
.....
,:......::..,..:.
<-;,...,...,..~.?~
e,
".... . .i; :-;..:.. tu"i~e. io Waw0na.
of these’;. :70 head.¯ ~ew.:Me.xico,:;JUne.."|u..’. :., 0m,.: wn0..:. Ma-iF~0saHigh"Scho’oli’grad(Jates’~iW
’..
’. e "’
" ~ ’he:
: ’ YP&C
..........
....
¯
.......
- .".:,"..’:....::-came
oyer:Tnen,~,:To..me...va’,eY.m’S.seaso:r~
Co : "since"""
:" ..........
....
; Patrlca:...Krk,..ar
"’ :’:"" :’? .,":i’;!’
d
....,...,,
....~....grew.up.~n
~an:Franc~sco,:.has.worke
a’ for
’ Bruce
Fadmark,
" .:’.i .". ...... ¯ ,.: ..... .,.’,.
:" " ...... ’"""’" :;":""’ ....
..I.
:
. .i.i:~i.".
".week.
inl
preparation
f0rtheiopening::.
,X,.,",
Y;".......t.......:........-.i
.:"!.~.~.........Gus~Sm~.!h~::.....:~.:..).....~.~.~.:..:..~:}~.
..i"..~:"!i
: be
I YOO
M S I" rsT
ass
g "l’nen1"was n 1"ne:.’ Inthe.
’
"
fa
I~.
Bruce
:"-will
: "’,’..’,"’
~"":’""::;""
umne MeadOws
’
stab
" " -’.es:: ¯ ....
"’ " " ".’" ’ " ..... ’ "
........
.
.
:OT.In " :’-e :i:uo
’ "
’ ....
:",""~-..i.’:.
.... "’"::
:~., : ~ ~ . ~-L_L0U,e of"tra~el’"from:" Commercial... ..Departmenh.
:.Then
he . mec{ical~.itud
es
at .the
U.n ’"’.""’
yers !,,¯
’.::.IV:.’..
.
...._.
.
"
....
.:
.....
.
.
’
" " " on June. /~ ./no r 1
;’/’i:.
i "., .- ;.... - ". " _i’:.. ,..;L.. , . .,./ Worked
at:.Housekeeping
Camp/.first. .o.reAo.n in"Eunene,"Oregon;:P,atricia’s:wawona
.isup lne :~laer.~reeK...Trau ¯ ... ¯ ’"""" "- "- ’"ie;c erk "and " - ~ ....... " = ...... " " ’:"": "";"":~"’""
. .’:.......;
-"::".::: past>DeerCamp"
to Bridal.Veil camp...as..a room..c,.erk,..then.cn,.. ~ "o’b ’from~:plansare ’ndefm!te;i"Ous::w":!l":a~!end"?"i;" ~’
::~:".~ x" - "--::. ,o.Glacier Point.-:and " 1"inany
:".me ’ : .. : .the Loyola"University.at..LoS Ange!esi.;.i:..:i..:i.~i;
. ¯ -as..:
: ’ "manager,
! .... ~rouna,
m~n ~ .....
..... ,: . :.:-:.:":.,~,
~t", :
’ S~nce
" " Juneof" 1
-’~..!.": ::..: .......
"
" whichhe res gned.
..960
. -. :. : " - :..- - .... ......
~.
....
:- ’ .:
¯ : . ...~.. ,:..-.:.:.......:..:...:~i.i~
.’.:..~i?:..:’:’.~.i.ii":Ii
:...
.:...... downthe Four Mle Tr.a I. Asthe horses. ,.. , ..... .. ,.., . ¯ ....:. .... ’ ¯ .... ’ .........
¯ .:.i;. "arem0vedup
to.Tuolumne
Meadows,
. he";t~.as,worKea,.
~:.UI! t,.me;~erna~gr~ng.....
:. ’:.. SUMMER
;..CHURCH.’.".SCHEDU.,.,.I;Ei~."
i:/.!;{:ii!i:!;;
;;.:...
. .. ........ ..: . " --,"~:..::"...t :;~,;~.’..:-:::.~...’.:"...?.i,., ..
.~...i_._
Vae" houseKeeping ~amp ~n. m .
’:".
-. ’ ...,
, ....
.." ".more w ~ ,~e
~o me...
Y..., . ’ ,. ’ ’. ,,. " .. ., _,_2. n"the Interdenominationa~
.rrotestan
.’::..~..
":~.!
::;.~~i "
¯ orougnT
.¯
.
.. . .......:.
: .......
. .~ . ...~..~
:.-,’...,.~..-.
. ’ ana work ng at TosemiTe
Loage
¯
" "., .: " t~,
~
’ .’¯ ’..i
¯
’
:
’.
’"
’’...
.":
lea..
..
..
.
.
’
.._
_..
.
.....
.:-’..".:’
"i.~...
neeas
¯
-q....
:.~,":unT . summer
"are T
¯ ¯ ¯ .. . ..........
’"
¯ ...... ". ....
¯
.’.... . ¯
¯ .
.. ¯ ...
. ’ ¯ w¯ nTer.
. ¯ ....
¯ .. . :.- .... .... du~./ " . .¯’...: ....
:.’ :.:... ¯ .....:::.::,...,.....:..~
.’.--O--’.’r’."
"
"’’
""
’’" "’".,..
.... .’,,. ,"Y "¯ ’" ’ ".L"
.
--’"--:’--n"
. :....
.’ .........
,~: ". ’ i.
’’ 8 a"m"Hoy
Communion,"
Chapel":~"::"..,."
...smu,m
’ ’
..
, J-"-~’;er¯Jen-¯ .’ ..
" ¯ ....
. -; ...... Li., .
......
/V~ICKe , WITh
u~u,..j~H
.....
..:
.
.
...
...
..;..~!..::.::.;::"
.
,
::.I/:
...9a’m’-Early.W.°rsh!.p~ChaPe!..
.../:..-!..:,i!.
..
..
¯ ’":..’
" .:"~ AIRRECONNAISSANCE " .... nifer,."stayed.
i
to.pack
their.,
household
....
¯.. .
’
’,: .i.: !. :: " " ’ (C0n,in,i~d.
f,’0mp:,~.tWo)""
’: i ":’: ’.; . effectswhich.;
with::he.r..father’s:help,...:...10a..m.-Y
o s e m.;.,t .e ..Commun,
ty.,.... :ii:..,..;..:.. .~... ...
"
! ’: easterns apeof. CloUds
Rest.was .sheexpected.t°.
m°ve:th,s.,week
..,,,~:~.~....(~hu’rch:
i i:’"ii~:Ii::"i
.......
¯
...
..
.....
v . ..... ’ C.!a:pe.!
~u~.
-. "..’-..,~.. :
:. ...... ;....~.Churc.h.,
’ / I a.m..~nornln~
H,
": ’:,C’~I
’....
~i Cbmnletelv
r~
the w’alIsof the :
’ ;.. , ~ : .... :
’ :- 150W, ,..;
i: : : .. ....
I white,but
I"
¯
".
’
’’
.
. ¯ ¯ "
" .... j ¯
!
.... " " . ¯ ’.": .... ¯ ’. . ’ . ¯ ’ ." .’ ".".
/"’"
can On had Y
Snow
’ . . ....
’. ’.,~.i "
P. atches,"and.be-....
" af : ....
" .. . - 8 p.m.-Vesper.Serwce,Camp.14-....
4"..
: ¯ " yond
Y the "monumental
form.of.H
~~ ....
....
". : .....~4~..~
" ’!’~ ¯ "
. . .,..,..:......
’".."
:." ".:..
!’:"~ .’
’
:
"
.::.
:.
....~:,.:.:....’
. ..... .
’ "
". . .... ... " i " ¯ :.........
.. . ~mpnlmeater..
...Dome the Valley seemed, hazy .....
. .....
~"%-~~ .. ¯ . . ......
_ ., ,...
. . . . . ........::.-.. ::.....t.l.
¯
..’,.’,
¯ " .. " ......
." ’ "" ....,
. ’ " . _ I.!_.
’.. f3~.
",
: ". RomanCamo.c
.. . . , . ", ¯ .. .- . ’ .~’: " ....
’
" ..’
.,. =:. : ~" ~’r ~;: =
.....
"
¯ May Lake was deep n snow upo ’n . ...", _~(/~L..~-,__.~-~-,~
"
’
"
WHo’S~N-Ew
. .. ........-..SundayMasses-6, 7; 8; 9,. 10,’ &11. ...’.,.~.~
:
i. ice,:and we saw no signof the May"" .i
’ a.m.,Pav
o~Theater
:’’
:!,:"!iJ
! !
.
..
’’
Lake
Campthere unhl Onour secon¯
wd,,L,
,4a,, ’IUsualv’there
s [ Daily’ , ’:i"
:i
A third daughter;
Kelly" Darlene,
I " " . "d
", "
’
~ ~ ~ m~ ~ sm
/
~ : ¯ ’’ " "’. I I’ " , .
’
¯
¯
I+
’
.....,
when .we caught, o 7 bs ll ounces, was born to Mr. and
,,. .- .,: ¯ : ,.L"_,.. " ’ : -.~.. ..~ r
-~
~-:sw
~g-.over
i!........
.
.
..
~ass;/a.m.,~nape~.
.-.. , .. ....
..
¯ .... . . . ..,~!
. glimpse of the peak of its roof among ’Mrs. Bradley Zollars" of El P0rtal on
ChristianScience:" . ... ¯ ...... .. . .-.: .:,.’I
the dark hemlocks as we looked
June
1.
’ ..
.
" ~
.Sunday-3p.m., Meetingin. . Church:
"" ’~~’~
. .
....
back heading westward. We made
. . . . .
.
.
,
...:’.i
Bowl ~"
.. .." ...." ¯ ....
..
.
~t
¯ a brief detour toward Grant Lakes and
DONNA PETERSON
¯ Wednesday-7:30.p.m.,/Meeting in..", ii ’
¯ " ’ the.Ten LakesBasin, all solidly.frozen
DonnaPetersonl a past employeeof
¯ Church Bowl
....
: ¯ ~ : ~q
~
" ’.i"n,
with a glimpse of the open blue YP&CCo.. who returned;to Yosemite a
..~!
water of Hetch-Hetchy down the
numberof times, as soloist for the SeventhDayAdventist
Service,
".~i
~’~
’ Tuolumne River Canyon, and Wapama Community church Christmas music
Friday’8.
p.m..Vesper
¯¯
..
¯ :~ i "
Chapel
.
: :Falls spangling the steep cliff as it
program was a recent Yosemite
.
i’i
ii
Saturday’10
a.m.
Sabbath
School,.’.
. fell to the reservoir.
visitor. Donna is achieving growing
":.
" " ..~i.
"
, ~i’.
Church Bowl .......
¯ Turning across the White Wolf success, in her chosen career as a
¯ . 11 a.m.ChurchService, Church.i: ....!~:.:.
musician. A mezzo soprano, she has
. region, whosesmall lakes were yield’:
Bowl
¯ .
appearedfor several seasonswith the
. . . ¯ ..
i. .ing to the summersun, we crossed the
San Francisco and Cosmopolitan
LutheranChurch’MissouriSynod.’’ ....
il
Tioga Road, saw the.meadows of
Opera Companies; has soloed with
Sunday’11 a.m.. Church Servir.e, .’::~il
. ...Hardin Flat and the end of the Cherry ’ the Los Angeles, San Francisco, SacChapel
. " "
-- .... ¯ ..:.
Lake Reservoir, and looked downinto
fBig Meadowsand the lower canyon O ramento, and Stockton Symphonies; Latter DaySaints (Mormon). "
~!
:i/
and
has
toured
the
nation
with
the
sunday
~.’ the Merced River. We flew past the
Sunday-1 to 2:30 p.m.,
San Francisco Operatic Quartet.
" i!
School, Sacrament, chapel ¯
zigzags
of
the
"Burma
Road"
and
~.."
Her friends.will
not be surprised.
/’
: ".!?i
:
the curvng Briceburg grade, and so
2:30 to 3 p.m.-Priesthood.
. .’:
at someof her press notices.
" to Mt..Bullion again, losing altitude
Protestant
il
"Miss Peterson. ¯ ¯ star of the evening El Portal
......
q,:.
Sunday Church..
in a long looping turn, to land little
Sunday-9 a.m.
..
..
" "Pleased her audience with the
School.
’: : -.......’.:.’:
i. .:. more than an hour after we had loveliness of her voice and the warm¯
rhp
..~"
i: taken off, with exciting memories of.
10 a.m. Morning Was
i
th of her personality . ." "She sings.
Village"
.:.
i.i
" . that snowy world of the Yosemite
CommunityHall, El Portal
beautifully and is a Superb artist.."
... Sierra Crest.
,. ’
.
¯
!i
i!,
.
,.::’,,"canicNatonal
Parkas Dstri"cfRanger ’ ,. " .
;~’
’ ¯ " ’
’
¯ " ¯ ’.. ’ ¯ . . " , ’ . RUBBER ¯
:"". :" DennisHaagreceivedaCareer-Com...
.: ... " ...
TRANSPORTATION,
.
ii.i",
ditional
appointment.,¯ as Eor.est.ry
:’,......,
.
EQUIPMENT -.
¯ i ......W0rker.".f0r the. NPS"iastmonth..’:’ ,
ELECTRICAL,’
MACHINERY
:! ." ..Bob stone, has been .transferred
" "r
ii......fr0m
.Y0semite"L0clge where he"was PRINTING
& PUBLISHING
¯ ’":. :.Assistant.Manager/tobethe Manager
. FABRICATED
,:’. "i.0f... Housekeeping
Camp..Replacing METALS
.::
...’
" him"onthe front
deskis DonCox;.as
..: ¯..
..
,.. ,
,
". .... . . Chief Clerk:~.
"
..
. .
" ":. Formerresidents whohave recently.
". ¯ visited Yosemiteinclude Nels Murdock,
¯ Gordonand AI. Glass,
and Louie (the
. .
.¯ . " ... ..... ., . ...............
, . ,
’ "~ ..; Lock)Morley.L0uiereports he is very
¯ . happy over having been given perAPPAREL
¯
..."-. ."manent status as a memberof Fresno
MISCELLANEOUS
State College’sStaff of 625 persons.
,’::.
. MANUFACTURING
i"
LauraLafferty has transferred from
~’
.th.eiAlpine Shopat Glacier Point to
the Big Trees RedwoodShop as manager. She is new in Yosemite but
experiencedin the retail business.
.
, .. .
John and Martha Bingaman,winter
residents of PalmSprings, last week
Movieprojectors and small screens
’ " visited their "Old SlampingGrounds." with which custorners can view for
John wasa Rangerin Yosemite34!.’
lhernselves homemoviesof Yosemite
. i years. He is author of "Guardiansof are presently being installed in the
Yosemite." They are on Iheir way to Company’sstudios and gift. shops.
Bellevue, Ohio, back 1o the old farm Nowavailable for. purchaseare six
where John wasborn. They will stay 8 mmfilms from four to sevenminutes
with John’s45 relatives and help his in length and one short film on the
.
"
Firefall. The subject matter ,ncludes
sister pack Red Haven peaches for
the eastern market, returning to their waterfalls, high country, big trees,
of the Valley, aerial views,
winter home in RamonPark, Palm landmarks
and the four seasons.The moviesare
Springs in October.
professionally madeby Cate & Mc......
O~
Glone, of Hollywood,"by a newproFOR SALE
:.Large, square, parakeet cage and cess which reproducesthe color and
¯’
definition of the original with restand. $3. Violet Fisher, Camp6 -.phone FR 2-4288.
markablefidelity."
i
’ .. "
. ". ’.. "’.... i ’.’!.
.
¯..1
The.clerks at The.Ahwahnee.
Gift~i:.
"
Shop
hada profitableas.wellas bUsyii..:i.;.-~:i
¯
,
, :"’" " ; .
..;" t, 1
month,
of May.
Three
ml
pmnhngs
.of .....
..
Yosemte c iffs and
waterfalls done , by"
’. ~
¯ .
. , ..
Thornas
Hill, an.early-day
Calif0mia..".".i~:-i::~.:}.
landscapeartist of note, were, sold.... . ’:i.
Shortlyafter a customer"
pur.chase..d.:...:i....,
the largest one,
his’friend
cameinto..’." i .
¯
. ¯
. . .....
,
buythe twosmalle
paintings"at
$1.501:.’.
":.i
r
Ieach.Thesesaleshada bearing..0n...i.i./:..
the fact that the shop bro!<e"previous
:,.: ~.i
recordsfor Saleson four daysduring,...i.: .
the month..June
hadanauspici0us".:.~.:..’."l
Beginning When, the first week, a..i’.’:
¯
¯ , ’ ..... ::ff;i,~¯
customer
bouglitan imported:.Breu-...:""~.:..
rneister;figure($i20)after...carefully...:.".:"ii
: .yt
examining,
it with.arnagnifyinggl.ass;i:::..:".ii
. .:,...,:.,.j...;!
:
’"
", ".’~’,’:’.~
’.}I
"- .’~"; ;:~:’’.1
. "
. . "!..
. . ...,~
following dates throughout) the summenJuly 8 at CampCurry, July 22
atThe Ahwahnee, August 5 at Yo;
¯ +
semite Lodge, and August21 at the
Harold̄ Sener, testing water samples ChurchBowl.
combusiible or non-combustible macollected from the boiler Systems.
GlennWillard organizedthe Valley lerial thatis not too large to be handSingers 13 years ago as a summer led. Far example, long boards or
WATER CONTROL PROGRAM
years pieces Of pipe would have to be cut
"Pure" Yosemitewater is goodfor activity for employees.Some
later he addedan orchestra and has intomanageablelengths.
drinking but bad for plumbing. Uncontinuedto direct both groupswith
due deleriov’ation of boilers and
TheEl Portal Incinerator, whichwill
help in the organizational and clerplumbingSystemshos been a problem
incinerateall refuseproduced
in Yoical work from his wife Ginny.
semiteValieyby both the government
over the years, and an expensiveone,
Forthe first time this responsibility andthe concessioners,
with approximately$150,000 invested
is constructed
whowill
in two units, eachdesignedto burn
in boilers alone th’roughout Volley will be divided. Leo Gusman,
direct the Singers, is a graduate 3,000 poundsof miXedrefuse per
units.
student at WestminsterChoir College hour. It is expectedthat both units
Thei problem was given emphasis
in Princeton, NewJersey. Last summer will be operated during the summer
by the discovery thai interior parts
he directed the "Lake Chorus" in
season.Onlyonefurnacewill be reof the newboilers at YosemiteLodge,
Yellowstone. He is a memberof the quired the remainderof the year.
which should have lasled 20 years,
Yosemite
staff of "A ChristianMinistry
The systemof refuse collection and
had becorne corrodedthrough iv’+ a
in lhe National Parks."
transportation
will be as follows:For
mere six years. The MainlencmceDe--o-government
refuse 16 metal containers
partment called on the Skc, sol ComLIFE
SAVING
CLASSES
of 8 cubicyard capacitywill be placed¯ .
pany, a California ongineerlng firm
specializing in w¢~tercontrol, for an
Registration for Junior and Senior at selected locations in campgrounds
analysis of the problem, and instituted Life Saving Classes will be on July and utility areas. Refusecollection
control ~neasures recommended by 11 at 6 p.m. at the CampCurry pool. crewswill collect refusein the manner
thal firm. Thesehave bee~ in effecl
Classes will convene every Wednes- that has beenfollowedin the past and
For the past year.
day, Thursday, and Friday evenings place collected material in the large
I
’-..
from 6 to 8 p.m. for three weeks storagecontainers.
The governmenthas secured two
thereafter. Instructors will be Connie
’Contimicd
on pagefour)
Metherell ond Lynn Tocher.
(C~mth~ued
(m p:~c f,mt)
K EMPLOYEESAND ARENOT. :OR PUBLICATION
................ Ti-i
EsEiTF_V<S
RF0RI:i
ETERES
Twoquali~ies of "’pure" mountain
watercause[his ex[l’@t’fle
coFros]on:
.’,.
,
i.
:,%~J
¯,~’
~.~+~,’:~,¯
¸ .,: ,’.:.. .:-, ".."i di:.,i i" .. , .+"
.)’
.. ..,,,...
: .’!.. ?.::’... :. "?.~: ... :,. .:,i:..,
: .:........~. i:.;.. +/~
.,.~ 4L
.""i
:/./i’..i :i. "/.: ’ ¯ "
, .:
J: .. . .~.:,. .,. ~ .. ¯., . ,, , ,-~ .4.., ,-..~ ~..... ,...:~: ,. ~:,~, ,...,,..,.
,........ ;... , :........ :.:: ....
..,q /... ,
".".
",,,.i.:.
L
~,¯¯~
~!
%:,
¯~
’¯ ’
.j;.....,.,.~...,..
’ -.,, ......
......,
....,
’"’
.....
,""t
.,~..,,...,.-
"’ ’ "~" .,... "".
’ ’. ,., ’) .,., ,:,
........
..,......;...,.
¯ ... ,,,¯ . ,.L...
~.~ k ~l:;r:’" - i ’’. ,".,. "’
¯’
;., ¯ ’
¯/,
.
" .............
.....
.:¯
~. ~ .... ,..i>.....q.
;;:;;~
:,
¯ . .
’
’
:
."::,;i’~
"" ,’~"
."
....
ill: !
. :,:
, ’ ’-"r
: ,:~:,~;¯;j,:;~++
,¯ !.¯.:::, ¯:¯..,/r
¯"" ’,"(~
. :~"I~:IL’.¯.::’
.¯¯:’)~-7.’:¯i::
/¯:¯.¯¯’:::ī "’¯!/. ~:¯¯?’+
>:.¯;.¯¯?
¯/: ’¯.¯:’/r".¯¯";!:’~;
"/’.~’q:¯’~¯-¯i?.’
..’/ !¯%
J;’+¯¯:~
:. ~:...,
. . ,
;::~;~;:::¢~¢=:¢~.:;;¢¢~.,,;
.
¯
¯
,
¯
.
,
.,
~ , ,,;
,’.:
. ..,.
" "."’." "..,.’,.
¯ L..
, .. ¯ ¯ ¯
-.
’ ......
.,:,.~,-: .-::,, ’:.- ~r..,
,". -" .... "..’,’: ~" ’:" ........
:’, ¯ ’"’" "
:Min¢iiMM~:g,:n~Y¢; iN YOS
- .+. . ’ .....
,..:,..
....,.:
: ,_,..
,.~
,. ,:..
¯ .: ..,.
...~.
E’::.......-: ’~ ...... YOSEMITELODGE
.. ,.
L..
....
..,
....
r. ’..’
- ’.:".../
...-....
",; .~.:
-: ’:./""-i : "". Visitors’
¯::
/:":..+.::’;
....: ~:;i...:.:,: q,,..:.’~,:~:’:: :.. :,., ::-,; : ,i.:~,~~:x.~_,:..
-";:.::: :.. :~?~by!Ma
ry: CuI:ry Tresidd
eri~.:.
.:. :’~4:.:;’::;. :: ’:-:.//.,:,~’!;.;:~r,:i;i::
....".."...’-:",,~:fi,.’.
:i-.:~.::..
.:i;:.,...,-"..L...~;-:
Pu
bli Shed."!
I~y:
¯ >:.i!:
::;;i";
i’-..,~::,
:".’...i: ! ..::o.:...:~.:;:
: ..;..q.:
;:;-../:.!.:::~-:;...::.
’_T’:::.
:..i’.:-..;.
...."::k.":..:.":.,’,,
{.:;;./:,
’.,:.v;;;.::.:~..:
.-~.::.~.:
:y.i~(.:.:..i
.O,...:
;£:iii::}:~S,:
i, ii’i!i
,’:" ’.:i ... ...!:!,)i.’}"i/
.¯¯
:¯.
¯¯
¯:
}i)i.i;:i.~,,.,,,~’osem’Jte:~Par’l(k alncl"Curp/::IEo;!i.’’-’ :’~- ;,-)i,,:,/A:;fe~~sy~rin g a~bu
Slles.;a:reblo6m
J"ng,,;i~i:!,~iB~!.~f°ii h~!D’,’i2i~---___,.SL~!$!~I~n;
¯.¯-¯i¯’;;;..’
¯;’:i
¯¯¯¯
.¯
.¯¯.¯-¯
¯"¯’.:¯!¯
k¯.;¯-:!
for
¯
~::;"Na:shvi
" Ill
"’:tit’’it:rill
’’".......
r:’
"~ ’:":":
:’""’""
""
.......................
:"q"";"
"~~re:":of’t~em
"as
"0u"";o
u:""fl~e;:Wa
e,:~"Ter~hesseeii.Fai’ti~fu
’" l.J’l’..
-~".i.’:!.:.-p;’.."..:Yosem
te
Valley".:residents.:.
,::
.,. . ....
. ..y
g . P..
’ . ".....,.....
: ..,~.............:...-..~..
¯ . ¯ ’..
. :..;,..i’""".
’......:
...
¯ ::......:.....
: ... Edltor:’..:’:.wonaor.:B~g:Oak:Flat.Road.,Above.’v
:.....:
:.i;.
¯ :..,..":,
-.:
:.+.:."
. :...
;:¯: ....;,:-."
.....
~.
¯¯"
’ofCamp
~urr~,
tot.man
.~:’ea’rsi
’:
¯ .-..--+.:..vEstherMorgenson"~2+--,_
..:.....
: .....
............Y,..
.......
......
,
itunnel:.:6n:.:f~ei..fo~mer,.,are
s
.... .;.: . . ’!..:.+;:;.:.i....: .",. :~.!}:! H..:."Oehlmann.;::.2.~.L~:,_;L
~"Advisor.:..:...r.::T
.tFie
feather’y
."i hi :.-{r.iends
i have:.:.:d~!SCg..,v,
e,rle~!!~,t,h..
’ of’L.rosy:.;;alu:m
°semite.
: ::/:.:;":: :i’ H.:;ki:
i-:s+pikes
:.ir0ot~.!..a ."; cousin~
."new!Y
L9dge:is.~.itoi.::the.!..r::i,
,’
¯ . ’. !i.-ii:..:."..
.: ’Hi"::Berrey:?~"_~,L_,...:.,~c]visor...
:..". of.the,.C0}:al’.Beils:of!gardens.:The.;i.".and"spei~d::sevei+a!:we~k.li.}i.t..:he[e.~..:.
i. i!i.i-!ii i(i.i!!.ii
¯ ’ ....: i,~:..-:,./:...i i.:.. Ma
i,i. CO
mm
Un
cationsto;Yosem
te.::" i. plu mySprays
6f.’!Ca
I i"t~ornia. ii ia C’.’,: Ori : SrUm
me~:-.: .’::. : ; , :~: .i!...i" :.i:::I: : .-):.):),:--~;;::i
....
-,,..
";,;.
.:
.../..’~
¯
. ¯ ". " ..:):" +’.:;:i. sent
ne:i::" c/0:YPi&(2.."/Co.;
or:".: ’ deer-brush:
(aceanothus)..bloom.from
. Sw:i,~i:.""
..i :..~,’:. :.-"i..:/../.:i:i ii :):!.::::i:-;::)ii.!..":".ii.:i:.i:;i~.’,:,:.:,i.!i!
n". ,, ..
:._
~.’..
¯
. .. ....: i :," i"; ...... :~.-ih0ne.
. .:,.’
to-:ChinctuaP
~i":.";.’..::?;...i
..~".,’::..-..i:
"i..f’i:.fi:.,i!!.i.~:
. . ...... :- . ........ .FR:::.
.. .,.,2-4852"
... A,dditionc
."~.. .....;" ’¯ "il~ere"...
. :’:...::....
..... ni":
: .as
... does’
.... .!the..:
..-., : ...~,:/"~.,
.... ... ~,:.
......~....
:.. ~t :-:
~u:,~u
a.m’..on
Friddy;:Ju~;..;:i
" :.. . copies
’may". l~e
obtained
at the. " " "..,ower’-growing
b ue...Ceanothus;:there
.....J.~ ¯ ,, ..... " .......",:...~:.’~:.,.... ,....:.,:. "r!;~,
"’ "" .. ¯ ....
.. :.....; ...
"
..
¯ ¯ .........
.. ..... .
......
. ....
’.. aT.Tne TosemlTe-Loage.poo,"Tlle!.K
¯ . . :: ’r : ’:’...".Personne
’ ’Office-.".: ’ .". .
.:;. is moreof.:the" attei’, on the B g Oak ,,,..:. v.... .... ..:....... .............:.~-.,:..
-:-..;~.i~,.:..,.
;,.
. ....¯
..v: ....- .......
. .... ... ’ .... ..... ...-. ..... ....
.-..
¯ ¯ " .. ...
Lross. sw mmng...c~asses’.~wi~.:.pres"
. ...;....
~HHHHHH~ee4HHHH~eeee~~+..
Flat,and I think:H’is,
increasing each . ’ .~,- .. ":.,: :: .... " ......,.::.;...i.......;..
¯" ¯
.’::."- ":. ¯ .,." .... ’ : .. . ¯ ’ ...... ..
..
¯ .¯
.. a+a.mnuteaemonsrrarlontor-pare
.¯
¯
-’..
".
’...
’¯LOOKING¯AHEAD
" . " ".
¯:year
in.....
bothplacesl
or perhaps
the
: ,:..
.....
:,.,
;-,.":,~;
:,’
’..’,.’
¯ ’ . ....
.,.:
.....
:....
.....
. .’
...... ¯ ....
’..
.. ..
. ....
’ ...
. ". ;,-~".
.
.on
.~eacn
ng,.;
Tour
k.nJld:to~wJm~
-~,
¯:has
.. ¯ -’;"..
’to.
precipitation.
.winter
...~..:
...:::.-:
..v/’
.?..:i.v
+...,..,.~
¯
. .?,..
.: Look
. .. n,~
u . ahead
.m"~0veme
I"’.
’";n"
"" heavier
,’
... "
.last
’ .. . ’ ~,
¯ . -..- .,...
. " L.IOSSeS
. -~
nave
¯ been.-in
,’session
nto
~i,:.:...k:".i.;
the operation.0f i Badger.pass;.:the ..br°gght::,m°r.e. bus.hes.i
fl°wer]ng’. "ti~e pas;twoWeekSund~r.tl~e"dire~i
’:’.ii:.::
.:. Y0semitePark".a’nd".Curry Co. haS:.".. Snowbush,
an0ther.:Ceanothusi"ils of Conn e Meihereii/..~]+sisted: I~~.1"~
i..;...."::
~... "ordered fr0mthe Thiok01". ChemicalmoundsOf creamyblossomsbearing " .Tocher and-Mcirjoriesmi~h,;~.as.ir ’ "
,!
!;".;..-Corp..
in Logan, Utah, a large over-- ’ outthe nameibloomsalongtheroad .t0rs, with helpi fr0m"/~a)m:ard".
l,,:
.:".;:.
"::..fhe-snowmachine knownas"a’ Track- . betweenchinquapin, andBridalVeil ancl.several eighth’. gi-ade.igra~duci:ies
..
. . ,.
:.],
.....
..,..
:
:..y..: .; master... ... Vehicle..Costing.$11,000,...the, Creek,and’thicketsof. Prunus
(a wild....: i ..’ .-.-o--.. . ." ’."i..: .’::.ii.... (.
, ¯ . . .
~/... ..Trackmaster has . .a:Ford-Six truck plum or bitter cherry. With scattered
LOCAL.
STUDENTS,.
GRADUATE,’,:-.:
i.’. .. ,
./......eng ne and is. equipped"wiih., a bull- .. white flowers .Of stiff, spiky stems)
¯ ¯ ¯ . . ...’..
. ........
: ........~.,
:.,.~,!.;:
’~ :.
i
.... FROMCOLLEGE,
..... ¯ . %!.).:T.,:,"""
/. ¯ ..
." :v..dozer that. can be attachedto its front.
often line the banks.
" " "
. . .....
¯ . .....:
...
¯
.;,,.
. . .. .... :...,........,
...’~....~
’ " ’In the type of snow in which it was
~
.Peggy:Proctor.has"i
gid(duated
....
:
Fivehundred feet orso higher than
¯
.
, . .,........~.,.
.r,, .
¯
. .
" tested before purchase, the vehicle ¯
.,.:~.
the.Universitylof
Colorado
in
elerfien’:,
~.-.
Chinquapinthe: blue mountain.forget:..:..
outmaneuveredboth the weasels
¯ toryeducat,
on...
She . Ws..pend":"thiS;.
.. ":"-’::::’{":.:..,,,..
’.: ."
me-not (Lappu!a, knownin its later"
:.:
.".and
Bombardier
already
in
useat
’: "..:
.’ . . ..
summer
in
the
Valley"
work
ng.i.~Viih:~,i.:,:,;i{,ii:i+:
fruiting incai’nation as "stick-seed")
’i~:Badger.
comesto the fore between the matted
,
.
..
,.
- .¯:,.-~...,
. :.;.",.:’,’;
’,:’...?,
’ ~ ’,,
: ’ .Over-the-snow vehicles fulfill
three
¯ .. ¯ ,
clumps of snowbush and the dark
There
were
" two:.local...graduate:s:;:,::.(:’.’i.:.i~."!i/i..
.¯
"
, . ,..uses at Badger Pass, Bill Meacham
+,
"
green ground cover of dwarf man- fromStanfOrd.
Unive"rsity
on:.~June’1 7:;:::i::+:+:.iiii/i
" . says. They are used (1) to maintain
.zanita. Occasionally there are sorne GinnieAnnSturmreceivecJ:a B;Si/::i:i::"i;:/i)!
’ " .
!:..:+ " ’ slopes, (2) for tours (hourly ond
of the salmon-pink-flowered forgetR.N.,anda degree,
in. Public.Hedlth’!~.:i:..i/,.i:i!~i}.
...:.Ostrander), (3) and for transportation
me-nots also, especially on the slope Beainning
August1, shewill +.:work.:.!i!:;ii:!i:~iii!:.’
¯
.... of workers and equipment. He states
..
.¯ ...
that runs from Washburn Point up in the PublicHealthDepar}meni
in~ii:"/:i:i:’,:}:i
..no single piece .of. equipment will
.’""’ "’" ’’ I ~=" "" ~" ::’ ":~’~’:~:;?’
toward Illilouette
Ridge. The mea- San Mateo.
:.
"J;~:l’~
.. fulfill
all lhese needs, therefore the dows, such as Badger andPeregoy,
Walter
Gammili;
" ~Jr..! gradUaie’d]:./:"i?,:..".!],i:i;
: ¯ ¯ Companyis making an efforl to have
have carpets of shooting-stars flung
framStonfordin.. civil engineering..:.!,.i!i::..i;.,
. as many different
vehicles demonacross them already. There is more !
Heis nowworkingin GlacierNational"?. ,"::ii:~
strated as passible.
blue camassia coming on at Badger
’ "
.’ ~
:~ .; .".i
Two weeks ago, a srnaller TrackPark
as an engineer’s aid.and.w~ll...;.....v
I
¯
.
i
.’:
.
..
’.
%.7/?-~
than in manyyears; it opensits starry
:"... master (similar in size to the weasels)
return to stanford in.thefa II.to
............
work..
,,,,,,
~petals in late morning. AI the upper
was demonstrated at Tioga Pass to
for a Master’s Degree. . " ¯ ...: ..,.,".’".,i.
. ..:.’ .’".I(:,:’LI:
end of the loop road the manydeli"""
, . ’~J~.LJ.’
both government and. Companyrecate blossoms of mountain bluebells
lain, nestlingat the foot ofthe rocks".::,.,.i:i.i
presentatives. These smaller machines
.
. , -. ". ~ ,,"4
(Mertensia), pale blue touched with onthe westbank.Several.turnouts{:.:::.:~:i"i:.i.~.;
have 101 horse power Falcon engines,
,
. ; ..,:’.~:::.
pink, droop on their nodding leafy
will givecarsanopportunity
to. pause:kiii.!~.-!:./.
three very comfortable contour seats
,’" .~:~’.’"’.T
stems.
for a look at both.
"
"-.,-,’:
¯ .: ’ ... .. ¯ : . .,...,..q
~.;~
accommodating 10 people,
and
¯
i’ ,./,
r.
i
t
{.,
~.’ .
proved Iheir maneuverability, on the
¯ snow covered meadowsand hills.
They are under consideration for possible future use.
A great advanlage of the Trackmaster Vehicle isthat repair parts
are easily available from Logan, Ulah.
At the wide curve above Mona
Meadows, where lhe sharp, snow.
mot|led peaks of the Clark Range
stretch around to join the snuwycornices of BuenaVista Crest and Horse
Ridge, the roadside has its ownintimate showing of Pride of the Moun-
. .
r ’.
" " %’’.";i
In PolholeMeadows,
Where:thei:..!,.:.:i:i
roadreachesthe. 8,000.f0ot
.markeri!:.’"::..)"!ii
"
¯
.’ " ..’. .:.: . ...’ :"L
shooting-stars are just beginning."tO:::i,,;~:{{i.:
"
i
edge out the earlier marshmarJgolds..."i)’..i:i:.i.’.]i
whichcameon the heels ofthe snow;!.",i!:i:
!
¯ ¯ . .’- 4.’:’1
indeed,
+herearestill a.fewpatchesi...il..;.::i
!
of snow
for youngsters
to playin. }.. +! ’; .,.] ii,,’:’i:}’il]] . :.
i. ¯ , " L ’.. : /,"..:’:’r::i.
" :.. "’ ¯ ’:’i., :..;",)5
:., . ...,, -.,
¯
.
.,’ ~.;:.:..’V;,::’.!~
’, ..
..i.:..,..
.,.
:’;’,.
¯ ’.~...:_
"~". ....:
"C.... ......,.
..... ’~"~: ¯
.-.: .%
¸’ " .’.
. " ":. :. ...".:
¯ ...’¯ :-: ..:.....:
;-.:! "~,, ":
" ¯ ; : .:..
¯ ¯ " ’~
~ ’.’..-’
,.. " -. ¯ ¯ ¯ :.
,- ~.:
:.¯....
.,’
.,,;.:.
~ ,.,.
..,:,
~ ,. ~ ....
. . : ,r : ~’ ’~ ....
¯ ~ . ....
¯ "j’"
’:::~.
¯.~"."
,....
".. ". :. , i:.
:":
.
," ’ ....
, ~! . ,.." ~ .,"..
~...--’
’,
":’~ :’’T ~.,- ""~.-..’."
b ~’~/.’..’
.... ,. .’J:..’;
.........:.: .". . .: :.; .., : :...i:!:".::¯,
. .. .. .’ ’
.:/ " .. ...’ ’ ~ .;"’..
.... , -..: ~.-~ "..;.:’?;~.;
.’:.:’..~’,"
’ ~.~.~ :"~ .,’ "’~’’.’..
’ ,.¯’,.’~" ".".’...
" ":’’:’,~:.’":"
¯ ...".~ ’....C: .:"-: ,’/ i:. ~I ..~:’¯¯ XL.. ..L::/.~.; :..i--: , ’,.¯~ ., ,.ii. ~ , ~:. :: ,.. ¯ . i....’., . ’ . . .:/-/-’.~ " ’.-. .... : ’ ."-.: .~." ,..i. :," :L.~. .- , ’¯ . ,: ... , -...~(....~:.i.~.,i "...,...",.,’ :.....¯:/,:.i
~.: ’ ’.
¯ . /:
"
.
.
. .
¯
...’ ,-:-~ ’~: ". ~~;, .’"4 ~- ~’ , .,:. ~ ’.,’ ." ; ~: : .: ’ , ’. ~¯" ¯ ’ , ./. ~ .. ,’. ¯.r -J ,’.’¯~ ,".-.- :. [ ..." " ~, .., ’,: ~ ’..’~ .:,. ~.~’,. " ¯
" ’- .
_~:.:.-.i.~i:..:i~."i.i:!:¯b"~i/":i~.b:
:./:/..:.i!.,i~!(;.::L.::.~~.i.
;i,:i’::..~i:. :~,t~!:.,!-:::..i:~....b:
..:"i .".:,’. ~:’¯:,:-:!.i.:,i"’.,.:: .i .~:~.-..
~. .
"
’-~
i :~¯:~¯.U/.;~.,,.I~I//,
~’: %
"
~
¯ "
~ .
’ ~ . ¯ ~ , ’ . " ¯ , . .. "
.% " .. (~:.~..: ".¯~,
" .. .. ~ : ¯ ! . ~ ’ ~ . .:. .. " ¯ ~ . " .. ¯ ..~ ’ :.: ,~ ’ ;~.~ :¯;:;,.f~i:~","~-::.~.~:
¯ ~. ,. ¯ ,,~.,. ,, .:, ~’: : ..... r": i’2".- :,.’.’ ~y~’~’.’,v,".",’.~;~."
i~ -. ,~":~ ~’."~?~’~.", ~:"~; ’~:. ¯ ..... ., - .~ ~ ,;’,’ , ’. ¯
:’, ~ ". .,,~.,,
¯: , .,
~, ..,.
¯ , ~’r ’.,..
/’"
:.. :’ T , ":’,"’,~-~:’":’~’~’¯:"’;"7’":f"
..........
~-~’-’:’:~’",’:~::";-t’;’":"’"~’,~
~’-~,~’..,-..:,~.
V,~’-i:.~"t"
:~,’i’"",";’
..;,~}’t’~ ¯’ .-.:’"
.
,I’.,.,’, ° ......,’~’’:
,.,. ,-,.,..,,,,;,,,.,..,,,
.,.,.,.,.,,~..,.,,
"’,’,’~’’,,’
,,,.’’..
’ .....
".,’W.’.’’:,,’"’,..’,
~.~-,:
’~:’""’’’,
’."’.’..~"
, . ,,[,::,,_:,.~,,,..:.:,,,,.,
:~ :. .. ,., ,’.-,,.:,,
,. : .......
’’
.. ?""’..’~:’::.’::i’L;.".’"-/.’!.">’J,".:’"::.."
".~’!~!:}i:!;;!i.
:" ".".", ".,
:¯¯ ....
.". .:.~i;’:.:;.i’:L,:i’:r~x:./~,::..
:.:
::’. " .-,.,.. ::. ":..,...,:,,., ’. ’. ’:. ...:’: :.:.. ".’:" ..... . .: .." .~: ./. (.’..: : .. <",::..: .’.;.:.." i..2~’. ’.::;,,:.’..:?i."’:’. -:: i.:: :Y~.....:-....: ,;:/: ;,.~r ".,"!’,::::::..’::~:’
’.,i":?
:::;
’.’.’
,~.
.~.-..’
.........
~i’.
:’’,!"
......
’ Ti~ ....
. ’,’..: ,’’~:. ,~~,
~.:’~.,’:
.....
¯ ¯ -~..., t, ~,~,,~,.,%,.,.u .,:,..,.,
,.., .,,. ~,.......;
:,...,
...
. . "~’;.:~ ,, .. ’...",
,. ’, :!", . ,,’.’.:.
" ,,’,’. ,,, .Y., V’.,
;’. -:’..;,’:.~.,.::~j
, , ,, .’, .
,. ,,’ .,:.....,
: ...,~., .-..-. ,., , ,V~d~,l~&41a~d,,pdi~Pl~lgalklPl".,,
"
¯ ....,
.t.,,.-.!,.....
,..’.....,
.,....
:...~..’
.::,.’.,’.:
~-...’.
: . ,’,’,’,’..t:::"
. - .,..:,’.,..
: ,’.,
:,,’.’,..,
.,,.’
,,’~.,t~
I,’."....’.
,.’:;.:
. ~,~,
",.’’.;.’ri"
"’;’:~.’’’"
’’""t.’," [
" ¯ "-’.~.".:",i";:~’.,_|:
*, ’,""’ :. ,,’"...," ..... " .-’. "- ...... ¯ . ~ , " ..,.,..:"’¯ ,." .’,,’.
.......
::.:.,:.
~..,..:
,.,...
,-,
..,.,..,.,...,-:
............
........
.....
.,..,......
,:.............
..
,:
...:,:
.....
’~.~.’::~:’
~i...-..’.
,’.
.....
..’;-".
:,~.:",,. .,::..:.
s ;WHERE’.;
’UP"THERE?-:":
’: ;::(!i!i’,’:!i(i
’,[’ ] :::i(:::: ’ WH.O
i:/";~" ;. : i:"i/SWING:iyo,
uR:pARTNER!:
:,./:;~.;!. ::I;A ¢HR!STIAN!"M!N!STRY.IN~YOSEM!TEi::~;i~II!I:;
" :;:."’;.:: :. ,. ,.’,::<.,:::
.;.:
:,..:....’,..,...
,,.;.,:
....’,..;
.:. .",,’..’~..:
. :.,’:.:
.,;.~..
~.:...’..’.:.-".::"
.....--"
[....~
’..:i.!,.
....
’..,’
............
,....,.....’;..
,:.,
..!.,:.-.’..,.’::.:
’:’:..;;:.:....:~-..,’,-:,..,,,..:.....
’.:~’.’!.~....,...~
}....
.,
: -:i:~;..:;
~;’ .;:.At
:Tuolumne.
Meadows
Lodge
there",.,
"There
S:~u/’,,:~",Ll~’n,:i,~,:,~;
;.,i
~.,~,
.....
’:"
.This’
Summer:
there
"are:
twenty-two:~°.;":;;.:
’.
...:"-"
¯¯
¯
’
.....
’
:
’
"
’
.......
¯
....
’
.~v
~-~
~
~
ivl
~
.~’’
,.~
-.
¯
¯
.-....’,
’~.
¯
"
.....
¯
¯
,. ,’-..:
......’,:.,,
,. , .,. .. ¯ , ".
, ¯ -, .. ., , .....
,I
. .~
¯
. ~. .... .... , ’ ¯
.,,..~,...~ , ’r ¯ : ....
’ .’.....
.~ ¯ .. ’. ,,
’ ,L,.~".w~
’. " :: ~~.!!’. ::.:,:. s .:a new.:,
ma
nager
~.:. Mel’.;. Naja
ri a n,: :." ~0veer;
ai-th-eLos’t.::~-rr:n~
n/;’~.’ -.’coe_qe""ii
an’d
,"theoogica
.::.,:" " ’sen
inar;y:.-.;.;"~’-:,:~:..!# . ~.:::.: ’. ....
""
""
’
’
~ "’ ~
""
¯ "’"
" ’ "’"
’ "
""" "" ’ ’’:
" " " ¯ e" "" ’’
"""
"1#
""""
.....
"’~’’
"’~’’~’"
"; ’
" "" "
"’" " "" ’’ "" "’"
~’" "~-;"~’
""" ""
""
""J ’;": J:" "’’’: " "
" "
’ "
"" "
" "’" "r" """ " "’ - ’ ’: : "" " " " "" "" " :" " "’"’. "’" ’" """ "." ...... .
’" ’ ".’.’ "’" : : ’" " """ "" ’ ’: " " " ’ "’
" " ~’ ’" ’: ’" :i’’" " ’’ "" ’,"11
’{," ;" [ " ’:} ""
" " :it.
¯ ¯ ; ¯¯ "..>:.,;.’..-’o
student.from
.the. Umversty
.of .dav"~v~n
law
nr,~-~....~..qrl:
p,,~,~l,,n,:~,:
~,~.
students,
nvolved:
n
the
work..of.
A,..
....;.
,.
.;.
:
...:..
¯
....
..
....
,
.,.
.
,;,
..
....
, :¯ ’
¯ . - .
¯ :." ,: .... :,~
."
....
, ....
. :’ .,.
’.,.,.
,". :
,.
/
......
. .:,
~
. . . ¯ ¯
., ,~...: .. .......
,....,~,, ,;.,,,..~.,~
¯ "" .:.!:.."lit."-t::.:.Ca fornia.i:Hewasa; cafeteriasuper:."we"a~: ~’~1~’1" ~’l~t-~]~:
.’-’..:.
’~’t~n~¢’q
’’t’~
"
Christ
an;.Mini_4try
:in’:
Yosemi.te.::.:iNa:::’
(’.[
, I,. ~:..-’," ..,:2,z,; .,, ,, :,.
’. ’ , , ¯ .’ .’
. ’ , ’ .. , ¯ ’., .....
¯ , ,.,
. , ’,
~’ ,:
,
,
" ..
, ’ ,.
- , ¯ , ....
~ ....: ., . ,, .-- ,. ’.. -,:., ,’ ,,, .,.,~ ,,. ,7, , ~
, ....
’ .".
.¯ desk..assistant:.
"
¯ -." " ¯
:
’
..
!
.:
:..
".".:
Visdr:::
arid,
front.
ate,
W~
,-~m,~
."
."
"’
"...
."..’
..:."
:/..";:.
’
:.
.’"
.
..:
..
~"ti0’r~al;."
Park/:..These
:
students..:
have.i.::;/s:..".:ii
¯
.’,"
’
"’,
’
’
’
....
.’
"
’
¯
.
’" I’,’~’ -’" ,.."
¯ .
¯ ",
. ,
:
"’ ,
"., .’
, ’
~’~’’’~.’
’,
.,"
’.
" .....
". ’ .
’ ¯¯¯
".::
.. , " ", " -.,
" . ¯" ", ". ’’:t’ .." ". ’: .¯~ ¯ ; "’ ",’,
:~
¯ ’ . ’:i:.’i ; ::’:Gacier Poinf last.summer.:..: ..:::: ..’ . ."~ ."....".i ..".", .:"!’. i ~o-...." . ..:":: ’ " . come i0Yosemite~ tl~"two.iol~S.to
:~:.:/.!..:.. .... .
.....
’
" ...... .
.... .¯ .
. . ..... , .
.
....
’.
.’
"¯ . ,
’ -, " .-’
..
’ ’
.
.....
..
¯
’
.’ "
.. do..!:..
’.; ¯ . ..:-:’:
.:
, ¯ . ... ..,.: . , ’. .. , ’...
,.-..,,~ .’.i..~ . , . ,
¯ ....
.
’. .
,. ¯ .. , . ¯..
,
~..
¯ . . :..
. . ¯...
,
¯ , :. ......
.. .. ,.......: :.. ..- ¯
er,¯ ¯ who
saga n. "Chef
..... " ’ ,. ..... -~,,. ..........
’ .: Most
by.,the .Yosem
te-....~ ’,r’~ t ’ " - ¯
....¯ ,.."".
~......-..:.~...Martha.
.."
are
... .
~ ...M
.. ....
..
... ¯ ".
. ¯ emD
¯ ¯ ’. oyed,. :....., .- . "-.:-: ....... :. ¯ .."-’~ "., ¯ .
. "3U/’¢~/~I~K’
rlu:)/l:331=3.....
"
" ¯ :.~~!"i.".i . Clerk,. fells ’about.a:.number,
of era-. :...: ..... .: ’ ...".~ . ":..: . . ." " ! ".: ,.’ Park:ond.,.Curry.;Co’i,::and
.their:~:!’off,.i.:,::.i..:",’,~:i:i ...~ ::
,... ; ..: i..~’:i,,i:i.i"ployees...wh0.. have
..:re i u r n e d for: "..:. i,. yosemite.
Lodge
.h0"siess
is Mary
L0u"::" h0urs,~..
are.:dev0ted;:.;.io.;
the:[iwork’:,!6f:,.iiri,:.i’:"i:.’l.:i
~ :".. ::
.
¯ :!’:,;.~ i.:.an"other.
SUmmer:...":.:.:.
..."::" ."....:".: . .:..!.Sturm;’-."h0me.":fr0m:
theUniversity’...of
..the.-..ministry:.:.Servi,~es~.:.of
....w0rshipi:".i..:.i:!i!i::,.i.i I .:...’ .:.
’ O~-timer
.. ¯ ¯ .: ::t::.~i."."./..
Bob
Roh~;eder:
is:’:
cool<:¯Ariz°na
at
Tucson.
’."
.,
,....:
."..
:".
Study
arid,:
disCUsSion:::gr6up"~":..:CiiOiis~:!;:’!i:!:;!!,i.’;:l.
¯ ., . ¯
.
., . ,.. : .’,.
; , ’
,.
’ .
,,
,,
.
. ., ¯ , .
",..,’:
, ¯ ...,
",, ,
.,
, :,. : ., ,,,
. . ’., ~., .. ,
:. ’~ [,[!..:,, , :..¯ . ." .
, . .’," , ...
. .’’ ,,
....:. " .:. ",-., ¯
I
ated."act
.
V
ties;.:":;
".’i
....;
" ".~;’..:::’,.....
n .boss~:~Gene
Fie. d; ..-a "..,.
i"":ar~d’,
~,..-i"tc ¯ h e
A, so
fr:om
"the.
of.., " ,....
:,~riz0na;
I .i, .:.. ’,,. ,. ’., ’i...’.,.:~.::.’;,;.":.’i.:.~’
¯ . .
¯ ...,,
.
.
. state.:
....
..,
:
,.
..
. : and:
.~ ¯ bther
.!. ’ ’ :.church
,. ~
: :."..:re .,.
. ¯
. ..
..
’". -.
.:;.:.:.’~.-:::biol0gy major..from:. Fresno:State
:Col-". which:is herhome;
came
Pat Thorson
" : These.Services’of.worship.-ands.other: ...-:. :::.:~: . ¯ ’.
i.i.iiii:.:i.lege, .:iS..":"on.t.he.ldesk
:f0r.i: his.: th.[rd:.)fb..behostess
ai Wavvona:
H0iel.:She..".:.acfiv’ities"areian..exten.s.i°n:.’.°fithe
:mi.i~i21-.i-~ii)!i:ii:i.il
." . ..
’ "
:i":.. :?summeriHeS"a very popu
ar..hiking ’ workect at cameback. nn in PhoenX stry of .. the .Yosemite. C0mmunity:.-:;.~:.:~.-; 1. . :
" ’.his
i !i"i-’.’":i I! compa:nion
beca:usei;of
kn:owlege-¯"last
:seasoni":pri0rtO. whichshehad.Church
and:unde~.:.the:~ge~n"eral)"diiec’":"i.!i-i.:::,.".)~ "r " "" ’’."
’~two’
i..-.::,.., of ithings. to beseen :a ongthe"itra Is;... been
years.in:"1;he" Or ent as a tion ’of the ch urcli,s. resident..minister;/
:"i..,~.,i . . ..
¯ ., . ,. ,.., .. :. ¯ : ¯ ...’ . . :... ~. . .. ¯ .
J. ~ :: . ¯. ., ¯ .. ¯
, . . ...
. .-
. " . ¯ ..
¯
, .
. ,.
¯
.
’
....
.
¯ ¯ ¯ . . .,
~. ¯ . . - ,
. :": ’: Cindy Merry is alsoback at the desk; Pan Americanstewardess’ She Says."the ReverendBill Henning... ’ ’,..:..I.::::...%...:.../L:
. ..
.. .i.’:’ : :.,..i. And"there’sJohn:Buckley,.Audrey.i.’ sh.eg0i tired: of "beingup in the air.’.’..’ . Working..with
Mr."". Henningi’."this":..i".’:.: :} . . :"
. i.;;"...:..:Jung, ..Garey.Crelland:and.".:Diana
. and..wants: tokeep.her. feet 0.n.:..the. ; summer..as
.di.rect0.r of :i:the.....Student..(..ili::. ’i...i. ¯ ..
.i." ..StrLJCk;:wh0 shared resporMbilityr"f0r.".gr0und
fora while. -....:
."..":
Mnstrv’s John Basye, a StUdent"at."."";
" .
, i.."i!’...i.
the notablemusicalactivities Of last.: i! Hostessat campCulry isi.Mrs Rose!:. DrewT’heoi0gicalSchoolin NewJer-::::,:"-: .."!. :"~,. ’"
’
’
.....
’ .....
" " " " "
ii.."."summer;
Freda
Haas,
.Sue.Arbuckle;
mary"Peterson.who......graduated from": sey,. whoi with his ~wife Joa.n and:. i
"r-’~i.’.""
"’E~lliott" Smith, Fred Rentschler;"Janet"AlamedaSfate
College on June9and.. daughterRachael:(bomiin..Yosemite..:.,....:i
~
...
.:....
’M6.rr~is, whois in charge~ofstUdiosin . will.teach eementary.schoolat :last¯ .:.summer)," has :returned for.his.:.:.
’I
.. ¯ ..
.. .
’’"
.
’i’.."’
’odge and store; Ann Whiteside,
.ski Pleasant
Hillsin. the:Mt. Diablo Distric:t third . sumrner.witl~.~the:mihistry
staff,"""....~.
¯:
,.
.
: . . , . .... ..
.
.
I
~
I
I
I &"I I f I " ....
i’’
"
instructor
last
winter,
and
SteveRonllr
in
Yosemite.
:
’
.. .. :
¯.
next year, "
¯¯
¯
’ ¯
"
"
" ’
"
’:
. ¯ ¯"
" "’ ’I
’
"
i:
~
; .feldt:
from Sunrise"Camp.
..
¯
¯
¯.
--o-¯ " :. ¯ MemJ~ers
of the ministry staff in the "
.
;’...
.."...
. . .
" . Areturnee with three Summers to
¯ MARRIED
Valley cOmefromas far :afield.as
~
I". her.credit is Carol Ruedy who missed
"
Hk~rvard Divinity School
in Massachu"
.
¯
. . . ....
i
: .......
.
¯ Dick.Easterbro0k,ayoung veteran
i:.".iast
summer because she was o
setts, Columbia Theological Seminaiy
in in.Georgia, and Pacific Sch001".of~ . "
." student at the University of Madrid. of .seve~’al summers’., employment
¯.
ii : She went there on a program from Yosemite, returned this year with a Religion in Berkeley. At Big Treesl. the
... Middlebury College in Vermontto se- ¯ bride.:she is SuzannaTalbot Easter- Student ministry ¯is represented by
¯
’ ’
; :: .:. cure ’ a . Master’s Degreein Spanish. brook, and they were married on June. Richard
Keeverfr0m.th e-. Universi!y .": .i
i0. at McClellan Air Force Base in
" .’.,. " .. One
international-type
group
shares
a
..
.;
Sacramento. Suzanna and Dick met of NorthCarolina.. Skip Smith, student
¯ ....tent:Carol, fresh from a year in
ministerat
Wawona,is"assisted~by
¯
as students at the University
of 1he
.. ’
.
. .
..:""Spain; a. Mississippi girl; and Suki,
Sandra DcuglaS, astudent at WellesPacific.
Their
home
will
be
in
Sacra~".. ’ anexchangestudent from Japan.
mento where Dick is a teacher in El ley College..Glen Williamson is on the
"".
’. i’ Barbara
Whileman and tiny daugh¯.
’
CaminoSeniorHigh School. At present desk at the Glacier Point Hotel and
i
i...
ter are living at the lodge while
~.
he is
chief
clerk
at
Camp Curry
and
......
conducts the Protestant worship there.
" . Waynespends his time on the trails
~
Suzanna
is a Village Store office clerk,
"
’ : ’.Supervising ~he high camps¯
Grace and Donald Mitchell are the ... i
return
to
their
former
position
as
ministry team atTu0umne.Meadows..
. At the stables, Bud Shannonis cor’ ral boss for the second summer. Ro- managing couple at May Lake when Donald is amemberof the PreSby,
i
bert"Deverick returned to managethe it opensin mid-July,
!
terian Church of New ’Zealand and
.. ’.’store..
Marilyn Cook, of Auberry, a
Gladys and Stanley Smith began is nowstudying at Princeton.
i
student at San Jose State College, is
~.
.
their second .summer as managers
’
The
staff
of
the
¯ministry
in
Yosemite.
.: .,~upervisor of the RefreshmentStand. at Merced Lake Campwhen it opened
.̄ She worked althe Stand last summer. June 22.
this summer is representative
of...
eleven Protestant denominations and
.
Cordelia and Howard Layne opened
I
Chester and Hazel Patterson are
Glen Aulin on June 21. As of last
is
peihaps
indicative
of
the
desire
of
again at White ,Wolf.
i" ." " . Sundayit was reportedly necessary
of the church"s.youngergeneration.
Dollie and Clarence Miller expect
" ..¯... to swim the river in order to reach
to speak with one"voice in affirming.
~,
’~:. ¯ ’..
GlenAulinvia the regular,trail, unless to be here for the Sunrise opening,,
the . Christian..faith,
tentatively scheduled for July 17;
i
.one was on horseback. The Laynes will
: .
..,
,
’
i:"’ i:’ .::
’;
..
’
"
..
¯
!i
I ¯
¸. ’i
’ .
’
,.."." Control methodsconsist .in .testing
¯ !":"."..;.."the
Waterin eachboiler Systemap¯
i’:.
. pr0ximately three times a week.and
.i". ".. adding chemicals as indicated. The
¯ i"i... ’ .cl~emicalsusedare. premixedformulas
:"." :"i.. ¯provided by the SkasolCompany.
The
¯ }..:!".:....
condition of the water is tested by
,
:
a method.of color comparison slides.
~... " In. addition to altering the character
i...".
’ of the water, chemicals added lay
:i.
¯
:.
a.proteclive coaling on .the interior
~"" " of pipes and boilers.
¯"
Waler in the swimming pools is
¯ "treated as is water in the boiler
!..
.
. systems, except thatl since it is cold,
" " .silicate
of soda may be added to
..control the pH factor making it possible to use less chlorine (for control
...".’..of
algae). This has a two-fold adVantage
because chlorine has a corr..’.
i:..., rosive effect on plumbing as well as
~... " on swimmers!Weolher and use cause
¯
a. varialion in need far chemical additives.
During busy, warm days,
..
water
in
the
pool is checked twice a
..
day. During the past year it has nol
"
been necessary to replace any pipes
in the pool systems, and there have
been no cornplaints from guests about
too muchchlorine in the water.
:
The long range objeclive of the
water treatmenr program is lo stop
..
all corrosive act;on within the boiler
¯.
and plumbing systems. Recent tests
made by the Skasol Companyafter
million mark thiS.yearseem to have’
been .well founded.
As ’ of..... June 12,
.
according to Superintendent .John C.:
Preston, 352,690 visitorshad been
recordedfor the ¯year to date.. This¯ is
an ¯increase of nearly.50,000.0ver the
same.peri0d in 1961, or more than
16 percent..
’ "
-o-Switchf0r:specialeffect; volume.con-i.i..":::.,:il~
DAVE SUTTON
trois for . each":
p ckup
Ad Ustabe...:~(’."!
, . . -. ,."..
.’
.
. ’, . . .
¯
.
Friends are saddenedto hear of the br dge Spruce top ¯ and black .....map.,e.:.:::
..
|1
sudden death of Dave Sutton, former
Assistant Park Engineer, at his home
in Death Valley, June 17. He leaves
his wife, Jean, and two young
children. Ernie Byers and Rev. Bill
Henning attended the funeral in Lone
Pine.
side; 38x13x2
inches. Three:months: -. !. i i
old. Cordincluded.$¯75¯..Phone.:FR::.:.::: 7.
2-4335.
Danny
Grieve,.Ei
Porta.!.~..:i. ".... .." " ::.1
Lost: Girl’s black¯¯¯ I’’’,
Englishibicycle;
ENGAGED
(contlnue(l
threegears,¯ baSket,
horn,,headlic3ht.":;.:.:":~.ii-!
’:" :." :]
Pat Wallis, FR2-4656.‘¯. : :. "
N
.-...
REFUSECOLLECTIO "
"
Joyce. Westfall, daughter. of Agnes
and Waine Westfall, is engaged to
Robert Hollingshead of Sacramento.
Joyce is a graduate of Fresno City
College and Hollingshead is a student
at Fresno State College where he expects.to continue studying next term.
Both are presently employedin Fresno.
The wedding date has been set for
Augu.~.t 25.
from pagc. 11
" ’
’~
" ’" ’"’:"
:i
" " " " ¯ " " ". i’
Dumpmasterrefuse collection trucks.:...".’
The trucks are equipped to lift i.the..8...:.i...
cubic yard containers¯ and dump the.. I
collected refuse into a compaction..i ...i
body that will handle 100 cubic ¯ yards
.::
. .. .. ¯ [
of loose material and compact it to.".
’!.
24 cubic yards by meansof a corn-.
.i
. ~. i
pression plate.¯
’
" "’~ ’ "i ~.
¯ )i..".
At schedued intervals the Dump-¯.
i
master truck will service the camp-...-i: .. . .’1
¯
one year of treatment nave
’ " shown grounds, utility area, and concessioner.’ ~
¯ con-":~’
. . ,.. :,
that 75%control has been achieved. .storage containers. Concessioner
I
ta;ners.,will
vary,in
capacity
from
two
ii.:.!
With experimentation,
mprovement
cubic’ yards to 8 Cubic yards. ’
is expected.
(~;..
¯ ¯
¯
,,,:,
¯ .
¯¯"
. ,~
: "-.|
’Lq-’ I
. .., ,, .;
¯ ’. " ". :(.,.":",/d
........
’~.....L.
"- ’ ~"
.."’r.~¯
,,...
.:.
, . ¯
¯ . ’. ’. ~,.
.,
....
.. ’ FRIDAY,JULY13, 1962 ..
¯ ..
.’.
¯ .
..
¯ .:
. ¯
.
....
.....
........
.. ’..
.. ¯ . .......-..
. . .
...... .:. "
..
.....
Q . . .-:
.:~
Yosemite.
......... National: Park," Cahf.~....":..;~
. ......:-. :..!
., ..’
.......
" ’ASSISTANT
SUPERINTENDENT’.
’ ’ " ::":.
. ,, .
’. . ’
... .
. .
.
. ...’ .
, ,
APPOINTED FOR YOSEMITE
. .,. ,
i ’
" :. .’.
::
"
..
’
.
. . ,
¯
"
’ : ¯
. "
.,..
’
.
"
I
"
¯
,.. . ....Granv!lle B. L~le.s,.s.uper~ntenoent
.o.f
;".. Death Valley National .M0nument
.:
SinceFebruary 1960, has been appoin.
’ " ted .by National Park Service Director
’ ConradL. Wirth to be assistantsuperintendent Of YosemiteNational Park..
He. will. report to his newassignment..
about July 16.
Mr. Liles, a career government.
.employee,. will succeedKeith P. Nellson, who was recently transferred to
the National Park Service Regional
Office in San Francisco as assistant
regional director for administration.
Mr. Lilesjoined the National Park
Service as a landscape technician on
lhe BIue Ridge Parkway, ’ Virginia:
.
’ ".. ¯ :! ¯ .’ . .1... ’,. : . ’r .’
North Carolina, in 1938after six years "i ~,: :.’¯ ’. ’ " " ’’i ¯ ’" ’ - "’:-."".
"’""
" .... " " " ..... ":"
with the U. S. Forest Service, Bureau E~zile Ceres(t ~ the "Dooclle~Bt~g"fl~,
of Public Roads,and Soil Conservation wh,icl~ h.e lmltls d~’ltgs:fo~"variot~stt~its,
Service. He was successively a park
Last year YP&CCo. entered into
ranger, dislrict ranger, and assistant
an agreement with McKesson & Robchief ranger on the parkway before
moving to MammothCave National
bins to buy outright from them all
Park, Kentucky, as chief ranger in
drugs used. Previously the drug racks
1947. Later assign~nents as chief
had been serviced by several drug
ranger were at ShenandoahNalional
companies. Under the new arrangePark, Virginia, in 1949, and Great
ment, two employees, Bob Jacobs
Smoky Mountains Nat’l Park, North
Carolina-Tennessee, in 1953. In 1957 assisted by Emile Ceresa, keep all
he relurned to Mamrnoth Cave as drug racks stocked. Central Wareassistant superintendent, a po:;istion
house managerBob Bevington reports
held until he movedto Death Vaii~:y
that the change has been very worth
in 1960.
while.
Mr. and Mrs. Liles are th,~ parents
--O-of four children. Their youngest son,
L. M, HOSPITALNOTES
Granville Liles, Jr., wlj’~ accompany
Dr. William Lifson,. whojoined the
themto Yosemite.Another son., Jerry,
altends school at Andover,M~.~ss.They slaff at the end of March, has rnoved
to Sausalito.
also have a married daughter residBonnieBagley, a patient for several
ing in Phoenix, Ariz., and a son
Howard Layne will managethe camp
aoain, leaving GlenAulin in charge
of Margaret andMilton Overpeck. ¯
Mr. and Mrs. Overpeck ai’e from
Tucson, Arizona, where he has been:
an airplane mechanic ror National
Metals Aircraft Assoc. Mrs. Overpeck
has had considerable experienceas.
a cook, her last job being at:Phi Delta
.Theta Fraternity at the University of
Airzona.
"
’
i
..
’r
’
LIFE SAVINGCLASSES
.
Red Cross Junior and Senior Life
saving classes were organized at the
Camp Curry pool ¯ on wednesday
eveni ng. Instructing
are Connie
Metherell, Marge Smith, Nancy Man’
ahan, and Maynard Moe.
~O~
.
i
!,
"
[
.
COUNTY LIBRARY HOURS
Summeremployees might be interested in knowingthat there is a branch
of the MercedCounty Library located
upstairs in the museum. Hours are ’
serving as a Navy lieutenant in Viet weeks, is makingsatisfactory progress Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Sunday
s
from 2:30 to 5 p.m. ¯
after recent surgery.
Nan3.
- I~/~i~l:.5’(~:ES ANDARENOTFORPUBLICATION
......................
THESE
ITE/,3sAR-E
FORTFiF~iNi’ERES;i:di=P,Z,RK
.
~.
¯ ",- i.. ~!:~,
i~.!-,
i YOSEMITE!:
SENTiNEL!Iii:~!::I:II’:.!:i~!~I!’i;,II
i"~i
’ "+..,"t
i’..’. ,’’- , P~..’:,":, ,: ",, ;,.. +; .... ,’.,~, ’ ::.: , ....." .;, ,’ ,"; ,’’,’,
,......;..’.’......;...~.
+ ~~,~, ~++~H,~H~,,C
+.~. ~.~..:...:::;
’.,~.. .-":. HERE’.AND
..THERE+:
!.....+.!I+
?".’:,:.
..........
.i~:"..:+.-: ‘ .+: FAREWELLS.
FORiTHE!MAItSTON,
" ’:"": .’’:""’-:’.:’’U+.’:
: .?.+"C’+’r’
’: .:’~:’"’:+: :’ +::++."’’:"+i’:"+"+:"
!’"+"’~uests:’ha+e:’
be+n
:.thHll+d
;to+-hea’r~-..-i;-/.:
Zella
’a nd+;:.’’
~’I ifflr"i"N~Orst0’rl+.r:"W+++l;-’+;;
’::.;Pub!!sh~’;by~)+
"+:.+:.:
;~;;.+":-."f:..:i: +;:’::tJ:1+(::m’elod+6-us:ivoi<~e.
:!+f:i:C’}~
~clc:+"Dfaz.+:..:+
pr+s6cr::
af’ j:a):.::f+"!:;W+ll.~:++~p++t’yj"::,’++"+~’:!
:.,""+’: +::......
.... i ... :’:"’:.:!+::::;".::i~:+::
’ ’ " " i:::s+.::::::!"i+’i ’:"-":Y°semite!:Park"ond:Cui;ry:!C°;iY:":’
"-"-:comi:ng/"flb~’:
ih:e:’ hclian".R6om."c+urtng::+
::tl~+ r:. ?I~ano:i:+by+-:the!:C:a~~;u~n
i’::"~; .i
"
........
.~ ....:.
¯ .-....s.:ngs.Ind~an
........ .." ;....
. ¯ ’’r" ":Portal.
"": " ’ ";’
" "’:""~’""
": ’."’:’":
".....
....":.’"’
....... ~:’:"+’~;’
’ . ’’:’’’:;’r-’~
~ ’’+’’F refa.+
each.n
ght. as.he
:.. of:El..
on.-Fr
da~a.,
evenn"::’:’"
..+.
I ...:::...+.........~,.:....+
for
the.....
mformatlon,
of.+.:.-.:...
¯ .........
". +.’ ":"
".":’ ..+-.::.:’.:,.’
11.~P~.
:’ . +"~::.
¯ ’. i+!:.:i
.’..iToseimite
Vaeyi-,
res
dents~.
..::’:. :-.::"".,:.:.......:..:.+..;:.:
. . .; ; ¯ ..":...:"..;’-":..... ¯ ::... -... .:+..,,,;~::.;:;.: "1~"’ ’:"111’1
J"1~:"’ : ::11::
::~~1’:"’
’ ~11:’:I:
";’:’’’:’rl’:
¯ " ’ "" " ’ ’ ",, ~" :r" :r 1++’:,’"11""1~’iI’ :’I’"" ,’~ 1~’:" ~":11111’’"
"1" " . :.:~... : ....-.
’.-.:.:..:.:..;..
Love.". La~...~pprec]at~ve
.+comments..
:-.z+,..meywerepresentea:.w.lth::a::mc
. I-:::.:’.::++.!::/". ~:,S.t~,<e.r.(....,M,
orgens°n
:;~-u-.-.~..~a!t°r:i:.:
.":;+ake.:variediform:.::.One..!:g,~;e"ning;.
:as.:!....i t~ee"a:s
a going
a:way::gifii":i":;~.i:!::...;,’:!i:
¯ }::: . n+:~uennmann;,u_:U:_~__:Aavisor...
i s~)ng and F .efg faded)"a ;fraveh~r: : Re iikemehtafte+r 35: +
+a~::~:"~ i h
" "L.
."
" +::" . " ’ .r" 1. +:, H’’.
" : , " . ’ ’ " " , ,: ’ 1" " , ’ " . , " ’..’1 ’ , " ’ ; .....
:. , "
::
¯ "
"¯
.1":
.
’
.......
’ 1.. + + ,
.
i ¯
+.Z ’
": :y ¯ ’1 ". , "
":!’:
’I
......: .!/.:... :.: +;: :.:.. ,.:... K..0.u,me.t
,.._:_.___.:...::.~_~dvl.so
i"c0r:~mentjng"..to:..i
l~is: ’Starldaid.Oi
::Co:m~:a"ny;::
m";St
)~.."in
r .. :.:." :i w;as..-bverheard
¯ ...
:~
:...:.+.,:~....H.
:
Berrey
......
¯
:
.........
Adv,sor...
beatsI he ’hell:but" of :::’. a ieab:wc~,
i:"n -~ :i;:a-~6:n::forth’e"Ma.....
. , ~ . ... .. ’. ¯ -. o "
. .. ¯ . . ., . .
,. ~ .....
¯
. :wife; "That.sure
+::.... :Ma communications
to
Y0sem
te
".
: . . ....
" ’ / ’-,, ’ " . ""- ’ ’ ....
. ’ : ¯ .....
¯ . 4 - ". .i. .......
. . . ¯ ¯ . .
i : :: _: : :
: , ......
......
’ ......
the , Hawa~anWar
Chant.
........
,~ovetoAameda
on ‘~;~c _u_. "
¯ ..’." .’ ’. "
! lie , ’ C/O "T;~,&L," L,O , or
"" "
’."
¯ i~:.. ..’ .: ..- ~. :" .. -" . + .... . .... ......
. ;’:...::.:.....,....,~,~,~.
"l:C) ",-,.4-~I
o Am~:o.’
, , ~ii
iVll~
,.,ii~
, ^;4,~:+,~;.;..
.~ I UH~/ ¯
, , ,
.
:
:;:+.. . ,:L.;
......:...
.,:.....:~’...
:.’:.~:".
¯
. , ’~." . .;..
"
I’ ¯
k .....
-:+
:.
’ ¯ ’~,
.........................
;’ .+
.
~ .~ .....
:The.
outdoor
d n ng......
area.
at Yose’1 the..party+.There,.Chff
w ...........
’ .........
~:""’:+.:....... .....
" ’"
. ....
:... o ing
expecfs..:,..;+,?.,:.+
...
, i ,, ¯ ,I . i ...........
, p ’ ~r’ ’ fll
....
.
,,,, , I , , ,,,
., , , , ¯ ,,,,~.:,...
¯ , ,. ,, ,., , -- , ., ~’..~.,,+~
2,,
, ,,:i,
m~teLoagek+oTTee
~nops proving’ to - to enter: a cab:-’~’-;+’+~:L L. -,:, ...... ., +.++-:~:,+++.
be v~,r
"!’~’;~’U’~:~umness’w~m~:~!:i~:ii!~ii~°i~i~
: ;
~ y pdpu....ar a ga n....this Summer
!:: :~::
’ hisbr°ther:inLlaw,:HarryJe’ssen:.~::"!!i!!i:!:i~i.+:iiiii:iiii~!l
::
with itS . d0zen. or:so. tables usualy"
.
About25 0f Marsto:":’: n s:co:worKers:
~:.: ,~::’:~i+~i:;:~::’~-~’
. :
::: ,:!i,~:.’!i
¯ :: ;. ~’~H~HMH~O’41~HI~¢,~¢~41,¢,<~I,4~+
:
filled.: ~
:
: :~, :.. : at Standa:rdOi honored::him::~i~t ~r~’~’’i:i’i’i~!i’~!ii!i:
: : ’ ::~
flY :-:i
: .". :,,
M~i:’v’~(,~^,k,~,’,-^,~,~
¯
¯
." t- "
¯ ."."
,’.....~I[;I,,I
/Vl~’4~ll~llrl~llji,,kl~11,.,le"
. " , .. ’" "
’ . .
..
’. " .’ . ..
. ."
" , .
..
. .
. .., , .. ,. . . ..
. . I+ , , :.:;’!.’~-L:’;:i.’ . ’.
". "
’gathering on Juhe~27’+at~+:+’~!~:?~
:i: .... ,,: . ...... , ;
.
~.,
....
A
brthdaypartyfor
MtchieS
ver-farewell
t~
t~epalrs ana Improvements
are
me
.....
....
,
:+:::~::’:.
:’
’+ :’ented+wltha,,i:~L~-:
; . .....
: .., ..... tvofthe
’ . .smith
ab0uttwent Y wh
ch time he wasr spe
y ....
-:,;~:"+::~:!~.~:~!i~!~: i. :i ::
........
¯ ¯~ :
contnu~ng
res~onsb
Man- was
.... atte’nded:b
, .
. :,: : r. .: r: ’~¯:’:+,+.:,~+’+~+
’: tenance
.....
...............
of her.....
fr ends, in her
"
P . tra nmstor
radio.:
++;;::~+:~+~,+....
..... .... :
Department.
At Stoneman
: tent on the Cam
Curry Terrace, July 6. Mitchie, a maid:
’.. water
,: nearer
:
,
i : "~-amp a new not
TheMarstons’
::-i -’L *’: : :: :: : ~ :i :: i! ;,!:i~i:i .’:. ;
and
_
,+
.
,.,
,.,
y
:
.....
:wsn :~o :express:,~::!
, ,
"""
at r4amp Lurry,
" I ¯ .....
~:+ "
¯ ’ ¯
therdeenannreciat.~o
s’ Ink’ has" oeen
: installeaat
. , .
¯ . .s . ~rom me onerman
. .
¯ i’.
:.":
campneaar- r r . . . I ..n..for..the.:.i..:....~.:.:..:,~.+. ¯ .
Inst
tute
n
R
vers
de
’?. . ". "..".:.:.
! i’." quarters.;.. ". . ..... .... . ....
...
. " ..... " ’ " . : . wonderfuJ
! farewelll pariy:’...giY, en.::;io.::,;i:lii.:ii~-iii!!i’.i
. ....
.....
.....
....
,
: :: : Copies’ may be Obtained at: the
i :;:Y:: Personne
office
,:
:::
!~: r:~,~,+~’.
~. " :’
:"
!.. ,. ¯ As 0 result of the housing survey’
CaroI.McFerrln,.
GrizzlyClubJeader,thembytheir.many;Iong.timefrJerlds..!i~i!.,.ili.;.i;:.:i.._i~(~i... ¯ ..: ...
:!::
madelast year,: in mid-July several leftthe Valley lastSundaytO prepare GfY0semiteand
El Portal,: ~ :!!~!:!:::;:::
:+::"~:’::’J;t:
for her¯approaching¯
marriage
tO....:........: .......... -~-~,~:~.~:.:::~.:~.~.:!~.~::~:::~:i:!:i~.!~ii~ii~:.!i:~:~:~.~:
:.
maintenance and remodeling projects
will be started in employeehousing, George Sheets of San Jos’e, who is
DIVOT
DIGGIN$.
:: : !~ ::i,:!:/:,i’,::;i:?:!!,:~: r : .. " "¯ ""
also a former YP&CCo. employee.
Repair work will be done on the
Mid:seas°n:°n
the~Waw;na,:~;ol:f:i:,:ii!:!!ii!ili!i
": ii
’
foundations of several houses facing
:
....
~semite.This
wasCarol’s third summer
in Yo- coursefinds both menand:women~i:’iii’!~.i’i:~i~
the Ahwahnee meadow.
Six bathclubmembers
practicingior their::~e~’::::i!~!i!!:i!~ii :
:
,~
rooms in employee houses will be
JohnPincini hasreturnedto resumespective championship
matches.The:::!ii,:i~:ii!:ii!:l
.
his
former position as chef at Camp
remodeled, and extensive painting
menwill qualifybetween
Jul~,:i4il~:::’!:ii::::~ii!:i’ill
: : ~
will be donein the interiorS of houses, Curry.
and
22nd
after
which
therewili
be:i~ii::i!ii:i:i~:
¯ apartmenls, and in rooms at Yosemite
El Portal real estate has beenchangfour weeksof intensive play~off.in:!i:ii::!.!!iiiii
Lodge Annex.
ing hands with alacrity.
The Cliff
After the erection of the high camps Marstons sold their home to YTS twoflights. The1961chc~mpi6~ii::~::~i:~i~iii~ii!l:
’Fred Vinson, ~s not expected:to be !::.::Si
is completed, a carpenter will return driver,
Jim
Simpkins;
Howard
Say.......
present to defend his title,
.... ~::i:i::-::~:::-~
~-!
t0Glen Aulin to build a wood storage age
bought
the
Tom
Libbey
home;
.....
:+,.;~.:
lans::’:
:’i;::~:
::ii
’!
bin, and plumbers will construct a Bradley Zollars and family have
The w°men’sclubt°urnamentp
! water line there. Work at Vogelsang movedinto the former Savage horne. will be announcedin the near future:’ ::~!i::
l
: ::’:’
Eclectic is nowunder-way:ii::~’~i
Camp will include a wood storage
Mildred Barrett, primary teacher Their July......
with competitionbasedon five cards~i!:~:ilili~i
bin, a new hitch rack, a new roof on at the El Portal School, has been in
- .....,
I" " I ’ "" ’’ ":" ;+:r "’~~"
I"" "" . "
"
the lantern shed, and extensive repairs Hollywood 1his week attending a per month.
: ~::::,’:~’;I
to the corral. The hot water storage Writer’s Seminar conducted by :~he
Thefirst club mixed-scotch:t0urna-:
’~::~::",
system will be remodeled in order
ment
of
the
season
resulted
:in
Guy
!
::’::ill
Palmer Inslitute of Authorship. Mrs.
to insure hot showers for all weary Barrett is lhe mother of CampCurry Lamoreauxand Hazel Warren chalk .... ~:J~.:.!
¯
¯
¯
¯¯ . , :¯
: ¯ %,¯~:,,; :
travelers, including late arrivals.
ing up 31~,~ points to win the event ::::~;.!i
transportation agent, Steve Barrett,
Although in summer, most of us
So great was the demandforplaces
whichwasfollowedbyap0tluckpic-~.::!::ii:!?i" ,.,:r
put winter sports out of our minds at the first AhwahneeFirefall Bar- nic attended by 40 attic’ ants and-: ::~ii
P P
¯¯ , .....
this is lhe time whetl inspecl;on and becue of the season on July 3, thal
guests. A real sing-out as led by :i~;!~i
repair of equipment are necessary at dinner was serve~J to 130 persons,
Prexy Herky addedto the earful of::+
:: r.; :::!~:
:;i;ii
¯
:¯¯ ¯¯¯;:T~
Badger Pass. To keep the machinery a few more than possible they say.
the
evening.
....
in good running order and insure its
The barbecuesare scheduledfor "rues.
Th~ Annual WawonaMixed Sc0tch ::’+"~
¯ ,:r ¯ ; ...~
safety in use an estirnated $12,000 day and Saturday evenings on The Openis to be held this year on:Sun-: ’;~ ,::I
will be spent before the opening of Ahwahneegrounds. They consist of
:’ilI
day, I!II:I!
AugustI26th, followed b)/the+
the ski facility next winter. This sum o smorgasbord and steak dinner
.u.:.ual presentation-picnic
ust:off the:i:::+.;iiiii~:i~
is str ictty for routine repairs ~ndwill
followed by western entertainment
fourthgreen.This "eventis thelarge’st:i:,:~i::iiii:ii!!
provide no new equipmenl.
an¢! songs by "Hank" Reynolds.
fun~for-all affair of thebusysummer,
:i:::::ii::’;i
¯ ,¯
¯.
¯ ¯ .
,,::: -/ ¯~.:~
. ,’.::..’.+;’~
" .... ? . ~..
+ .:i
"!. ... ¯
’ ..
Daveand. Gail Wilson, of Hayward, , give
manytests;, then you Iknow how.
¯ different accounts..’which they put. .:...i,
you
are.
doing..
"
:...was born on June 29. He Weighed
chase,store anddistribute.. They
: 7’pounds, 6 ounces. Proud grandpar.
I havei ~... ..
It is muchharder to get into col.
a
new
Thermofax
copying
machine:.
/.;
f::.i...ents
are Ruth and Sturg Culver, of lege. in Japan,but it is easier to stay
with whichto do thejob. . "" . " .".:..."i
’’ .
¯ ’..: Yosemite.
once you get there. You. have to study
¯ ...
"
Theten. accountswill be listed, in" ..;
real hard to stay in college hereL
~
::...
:." SQUARES
TO BARBECUE
High school students work very
the catalog as.follows: Food.wclre. .-~ :.-’:
; .... The Bootjack Stampers invite al
hard in order to pass the entrance house; Soft drinks; Beer and wine;
~..
". persons interested in eating or square examinations for college. Sometimes
Hard Liquor warehouse; .Taxable
"
¯ .: dancing (or both) to a beef barbecue they try two, three, and four times
merchandise for resale; Film.and
-. and danceon Saturday, July. 28 at the before they pass. the tests, and tests
;"" Mariposa Fairgrounds. The barbecue are given only oncea year:.
photographic Supplies;Central butcher shop; Candyand gum; Tobacco,
:. will"be. served in the cafeteria be- Whatif they don’t pass the tests?
~; ’tween 6:30 and 8:30 for $1.50 a percigars, Ronsonal; Operating Supplies.
.There are special schools for tutor. "] . .
..,...’ son.
Outdoor
dancing
will
follow.
ing studenls who do not pass the
...
What do they do in the summer? .....
... This is to be a thirteenth anniver- exams.
They travel; In high, school .they
.: ~. sary celebralion for the Mariposa Do most high school grads go on to have to stiJdy so hard they have alcollege?
square dance group who meet regumost no time to do anythingf0r fun. " .... .
¯ . lar y every secondand fourth SaturNot all, but most try becauseit is
In college, everything begins-datincj;. ’." ~, :
, day,.in winter at the old Bootjack
almost impossible to get a good job fun, travel.
’ Hall and in summer at the Fairwithout a college education.
We think there should be manymore~- .’.
. ~L...-grounds.
Another difference is that here exchangestudents betweencountries.
.... TomRennels of El Portal, a Y.P. & many students work in the summer
Yes. Students do" more to. give a
" :
~
"
C.
Co.
employee,
is
the
newly
elected
and pay their own way in School.
good impression of your country than
’ ., . ’
..president of the Stompers.
Theydon’t do that in Japan.
tourists do.
.;.
V.’
L,’.’ .L,
. ....
.~,. .
...... i.:.~/~ / ~ ..~ ::
::/~:
, ’..-.".
....
’.
.
r/."
:L~
¯
",’.
,.
",
. -.....’-. ~1
.’ ~ ’:/"
’..
. :
.’ .... ¯ .’,,
...~’:i’ ~. :
."~.~ .~ "
" . " ’.
’
......
"~
’,
" ’
:%
....
" "
:., , .,.
¯ , , ,.
¯ ,..~...
. ’
= ........
’. :
.
¯ ..i’.. : ’:. ¯ ,i. ~i/..~....~ ~"...J . ~ ~ .: ::(::; ~j/ /
~. :
L
,~,-- ’i~,’./ ’. " ,,.
"/:.
" ’.
¯ ,.- .... . :: , .
’
’.
’’
" ’
’. ¯ ~,-.." ’.’
¯ ’*
-’
-
’ . "
’ ¯ ,..’.
¸.
’2
,"
" / , ~ <" ~:r~/- " ¯ ~
.
" ’ ’
"
’
~’: ,/~,’.
:.::::,.: i:.: ~
.:-r:
¯ "~ .:,.’
¯ "" . " . ] ..,..~:.:,’,.i.
,.,.’..:
",’~, ~,.,.
.,I!C:~.~
",.:~ .’
:’;-"
.,’:’:
""
~.
’~’:’’:
"~
"./’:"
".’~?’~’:
’. "’ : ".
"~
~..",/~,’;’l
"-(.!’::"..’:"
"’".."’:"
’,’"
"".’""’l"/"
i:’’
"J.’.’./"’
~’.
"’:"
" :’:"~,......’"
’"~’";’".’L’;
’~,:
~’.’:
""’"
>"?i"
’"i"’/i"~
.
. ,.¯.::,;".:’~’";;"’.~:,’:.’::.~17"’."
.,.l .. l . .. ¯ ¯ ",. ,L’,:’...,’,.
:.
,l ;f’,.""
¯ . . , ",’"
....
:, ¯ . .,:
. . .....
,,,.,..:...l
,....-..l’"
".
. ,......
-.,.l
.....’
..t
"r..l..l:"’J"’ii’:J":".’,
... .....
¯ ... ........
’ ..
.ll~..,~..,
:"’~:~L.
."’-:."::: .,.’:l’.
;.:;’.
......
’,:
’.’’<l’..’.
....,
,’.:.~
.".l.."
".:’-’~C:~
."
"’l;
,,.
.
.:,.....:,..,,l
..~.,
. .. .,,....
,.,..
.......,.l’, . .,...~.
.
......
¯..
.
.
- ,. .
¯ ........ ¯
’...’L’:~
’
.-"": (: :"!.?:-:::.i:’..i:j:~l~;: :..;;: ...":.iX2::~"2z:,’-~,,.X;2.:~,~Z’:.,:.i.::.,:".:ced;:’Lak:e"¯for!?the’..S;cbnC]
seas0n..,
wift~~::"(
prlately:.edsd~gh:~,.:61}l~urel~
: ~
:.
’
" :" ij.i ". :J :"f(j:jj i;.~,’...~..~;/.~:i.~’r:~J.~!;.i~’~:j., a ::crew:"6f/:iod;;~:iiea:cl~::.~iih:::~a
;P:ejci6l".~,-i/,haili0g.fi~brfii.Biuibank;!/ela!
fO~:~!:a]):.,i~i
"
.
. ¯ ,’".:’ ":. ’.
~ ’"’
.’ :."’. 7 ,: " .: .’.. -,",’. ,. ¯ ’. ¯ ’,’ . . . " . ’ ".. , ," ’’"".." ". ".....,’. ".~:’. ’., . ’ ¯ ’- " " ,,’ ~.’: " ,.,’:’, ’..."-~ ", "." .’:-’,"
,~,’’ " ~-’"¯ .’’~:.
:.",.
.¯
..... .". " ."" .... ’ .. .J.~.-~ .-.::.~-=.
years¯
of.exper
ence...and’:serv
ce.a
- .. .. interest or: ta ent. to".contr bute.to ....
¯ ’ .... " .. i.::".J :... i...¯’....; ,.: ": i... : ......,., .....,. ;.:~.......: ...:... :..-._. .. ..<......camP.
....
life,":, the~,.)a’re;.look]ng
?"forward
:.Yosemite:..
ore";expectecl...".to,.i.g]ye:.::him’
i.:.
’.I
:i
.".
~:.ii~
i.:J~
ample"backgr0u"d:J,.a
nd
j.":
i
nsig
i.!i.i
. ¯ " i .:<.- :::. i ;.j.:..’::i.:": " ..:..by-. Pat::.Thors.on:
..-.,. .. ’;;;. .-.io ano;h:er:e/qoyai;le
¯
¯
.’ ’~h
¯ " ." i Ii.":".~."...JUNE
i .. .. ."i/!..."i:..ij":"...:::..:.i.i
i- ai’leng:
:...".: 2:i.::’!
.:.!"..ii:~:~
::.:. ’ .~."Kg,}.D’ekke’r,"studeht
arthe":Uni~)"ei~/::...:directing’the.aiti~,iiies~gft~i~
~
"
... ...i.::i". ". . .. Mr. FrankPa~-!~;.Associate
Producer
..slty.of Calif0rn{a~ at.:Davis,."again-will." ingl..and .:ver~/: CoS:mdpolitan""crew."’.}h6i::. i.i.."
"." :
’ ’ . ’:..~.:.""...O:f.
/GUn.Smokei" spent.two.daysat ":blaze¯¯¯new :iiails :forth0s.el..ambiti00s..: :{:spresentlyplay{ng.hard.and
....
" "
.,
’ ...’." . " ’. : .;::,:~-.:~:
- .’"." .... .
’ " .....
’’
, "
. . ’ .’. " .. . ,., " , ’,’. . ".’ ". " :,,’ :"i.:. . :. ’,: ....’..-,
.~ :
. ~"~’<":
... ..:.~:.. :.
,= .... Wawona,:enoy,ngpeace away¯from hikers. Ken Mi er, Un vers lyof Ca -’.. :hard way up at G. P .. ..... ".:....:.:..~.:...’...:
"
.
.....
.
i
’
.
i."
"
,.’-::’
,",..:.’."-it’:"!:
~".".’:~.’;"]’..
.’ .’," , ." " .
" ’ ¯ ¯
’..- .... :’ .i... . ." ." . : ¯ - . ..’
.
¯ , .¯ ":
’. ,-’.. -.. ’ ...
.,
.
. ¯ "
;...:-..Paramount.Sunset-Stud~o.. ~n. Holly-.".forna. at. Bei’keey, is. drone natural,st .
. ’ ¯ .... .. ..--,IP-.~
~..:..:...:"....’.:./.~..:,;.:-~L~.~-~..’
,
"
"
; ""’ ’ " ¯ ’ ’ ’ ¯ ’
. ~" ’
" ’,"
. ’
.. "- ¯
"
’ . ’"
" ’ ’
"
.
" J ’ ’ " ’"’ " " . "’ " ....
’.
"J.’:: ’.’:". ~ ~".::":",":)""l~
’:
and he co ectons for the Cahforn a.Academy ¯ ..
OOLDI:N
.WEDDING
.:. ......
:.:.~;~:
::...:.;~..:.:.
...
~-: : wood¯The¯staff adopted, h,m:
v..,
¯
.
,.
" " . .......
¯ ...’..
"
’. .
" ...
- ’-...J . " .. -.. "
¯ ..’.[. ... " -.., ~’ "...:, .r": .,;i."J,:j~j. .
; . .,~ ..:.,....
¯ ¯ ;. .. ..
:’. v,s,ted. F~sh.: Camp:and.. Bass: Lake. of Science.Katie Bonnell, also. of. the .... ’ Mr. andMrs: Charles-iWebber
: "
0f?: .:.;::;~:~l:
’I., .: ... " ": i... !.. :.. ¯.university.. of Culiforniais" expert:’at" San"Leandro;
¯ i.i:.
i dan:ces
withthem.
’Who"reCen"i
,;Z"~ceelSraied"i::i:’.:;~:ii!!i! ..... . : ¯ i
¯
’
. " , " , , ’
’
. .
,. ": ¯ ¯
¯
.. ’
’ ’ ¯ " . "
’
.,.
. ¯ . " ....
.,
¯
.. , .- , ",.,;/"..:l,
’:’ " -.
i. ’ . ’ Genera Dean, Of Korean Warfame, . .swimmingand. he pfu to guests who ¯ their gO den Wedding"a"n ~vefsarv"ai.:i;:’.’~"!~i
l JJ:;):::J;~:llJ.:.. J .
!........-"" Spentthe week.withhis
wife .and.the. like a little.assist wth their backstroke."’
the.~iil~ome
of their...daugfiterJa’n"d;s6n~:"j
iof E "."i;;::J. i:,~’ii"
.i . ’Ca if0rnia.House Party group--alumns. R0nEggers,"siudentatReedey co eye in-aw. He en and :TOm"Rennes
..... ..
¯
¯ ¯ .
¯
"
¯ ’
¯ .’ " " .
’
..
.....
" " ¯ .
.:
. " .
¯
¯ .. .
" ¯"
’~. : :.?’.’:<,.’.:1
"
¯. . at Ber-. . w ¯ be. n
~’.....-.:..::-:.":’:;:"{:’.:.~;
ty of California
’""... :. ofthe.... Univers.
. charge
of the..........
vo leyba . " P0rial,.. . reca
I. that
ihe
r ’hone: yrn~56n
,....
"
"
’
"
! : : keley. " :.:.
"
"
tournament. ., " ..""
’
"
:"
" ~.
.
.
,
,.,
... . " .
. .. . .’ .was . spent.
Jn ...Yosemite:
They."..drave".:.i.i.:i".~).!),ii:iJl.:;
:. ’" : The talenied staff members
got to-.
:fromthe SanJoaquin"Valley"!.to:the"::.":?i!:",~"!(
GLAClER"POiNTBOASTS" ¯
:" "getherfor a.weenie roast at the river
¯
¯ - COSMOPOLITAN
CREW
~ . i Park in a: spring .wagon.. wi’th": "iWo~:i::i!’~i)":"~i}:
" Saturday night, June 23. Lots of sing.horsesand. two saddles¯and.:.’spent..-’:..,.::~i.
¯ . .,,
by
Olive
E.
Bradshaw’
,. in,,...stompin,,
swingin’, and guitar
Several
weeks
ridingith:e..mour~fain..J’j!il.j,.::.!...i:j.
There are6 countries (France, Ja-.’ trails. During the.ensuing.fifty years ...:./i
!. . plUckin’ accompaniedthe hot dogs.
"
pan, England, Canada, NorWay and they¯haverepeated
I
¯ " ’ ¯JULY
their Visit to."the’;::::;J-.:::i".ii.! .
, ...’. . .
¯ .. .; .Mary Engram, of the "Four Prep’s Switzerland), 23 cities, 14 states¯ and. Parkmany
times,,usingdifferenttypes....’j:.::iii.:..i. ¯
16 different co{leges and universities
¯ . Singing¯ Group," spent part of his
of transportation._-.
.. . ..:.. ..........-::.:.
¯
. . : "
" - ¯
" .t " ~ ":.’.>1
honeymoon at Wawona. He was very represented by way of background
.....
": -, "1 ,
.’j "L L/,, ., qq
:i"...
entertaining, andkept ¯manȳ of us by.this year’s staff up at GlacierPoint ",
INTERESTING’coNTAcT
-and these statistics are currently ad... laughing.
’ of: ...... ’ " "
’ ""Mr. and’ Mrsi.Edward J.. Dav.,s,
Robin DePew, a Wawonaemployee, ding up tO plenty of variety and mat~y Hamilton,Ohio;. stopped0vernighi.’"at.i.- ’; .:".";i
i.
:.was elected president of the em- vlewpoints.
The~hwahnee,
onJ.uly
6,
with
a
ver)>i..
:~.:.
’j..!.¯
".’ L: pl0yees entertainment committee.
Although it is not likely that many specialpurposei mind- tO viewfor ’.."J.. : ...: .’!.~.
n
Mr. Van Ravenstein, Consul Gen- of the several thousand guests exthe first timethe subjectof a pant.lng...i.. ..J::.:
""’
eral of the Netherlands, v~ith his wife pected to be served this summerwill ¯ ¯ which had been given them as a Wed-"...-ii
..
and two sons, Mike and Adrian,
be particularly aware of the varied
dine gift in 1924..The subject .was.. .. :"!
visited for a week.
backgroundat work behind the scenes Yosemite Falls and the" artist was~"...i.i
:
C. Weed is leaving Wawonaand -the crew itself certainly is. Wehave Mrs. Davis’’ uncl,e, ¯noted Sc~lpto.,’i ’-:¯ . ,,’{;
"
¯
a number William Zorach.
his position as RoomClerk. Charles, amongus several artists,
" ’ ....
whose name we have always spelled
of amateur musical impresarios, an
Elizabeth Baughman,Whomet and" :..:
"Seaweed,"will be missed, but he has accomplished twister, two ski intalked with the Davises, says that Mf."!.i".":"!
decided to head toward the east coast structors, at least one barber, a former Zorachfound his earliest inspiration ’..J..i
and Florida before returning to Yale WACofficer, two journalists, two diin Yosemite. "The Nelson Rockefeller,:..:i.
.. . . ..
¯
from whence he came.
vinity students, a coin collector, a collection has the Companion
picture¯¯¯.".,.l
.’.1
To everyone’s surprise-the dorm political exponent, a championswimto the one prized by the. Dav se.s.:... ":!.
was shortsheeted. WHODONEIT???? mer (but where’s the water?) and
Mr. Zorach gave up professional pa~n-..". ~
Har~py birthday, Ronald Urritia.
whistling bird-watcher.
ring in 1922 in favor of sculpture..-:
.We all pass 30 sometimeor another.
For recreation after working hours He is perhaps best known for h{s ..i
PITY. The sands of time. Run plays lhe staff at Glacier participates in ’Spirit of the Dance,’ a.huge Sculpture¯ > :~
golf very well anyway.
bridge games, chess, hikes to scenic in Radio City Music.Hall." .
... ’ ~
Hi.
The 4lh of July was a BIG happy spots, spirited discussions on many
,.,, ,, ,, .,.,, ,.,
. ....
occasion for the gang at Wawona. subjects and a very popular game
Wetoo!< over the Rec,’eation Hall, with called "Going To The Valley." Church
For rent: House~W~r’~{n
El Portal. See ’ :i.~
Mr. Wright’s blessing, and had a very services are conductedregularly each Toney Freitas, Yosemite Lodgētrans- "" ’~:J i
dancie, punch party to acknowledge week. A hay ride, a ping pang tourna- ~rt
"
¯
.
.:i
,._..abort
desk.
’ . .t
our "lndepen-dance."
ment and a much-looked-forward-to
For sale: 1954 Mercury Mon.terev. ¯
.:
watermelon
parly
are
scheduled.
FR2-4852.
"
.
.’’,.
MERCEDLAKE
Presiding over this lively bunch{s For sale: Car water cooler -- 6 volt;.
:
Stan and Glodys Smith have re"t.
mar,
age"r
Chel
Hubbard.
He
is,
approlike
new.
Call
FR
2-4279.
$20.
¯
"":
turned to be camp managers at Meri
¯
. ’ . ¯ . ..
. .
>
i
I
..:l
i:
i
:,
I....
EMPLOYEE ART EXHIBIT’
Another summer art exhibit
by
" .employeeswill open to the public at
the Lost Arrow on the. evening¯ c.f
August4 at 7:30. Any employee or
resident of the Park is eligible to enter
his work. Entries will be accepted on
¯
August 3, at lhe’Lost Arrow, between
2 and 5 and between7:30 and 8.3.’..’3
p.m.
The planning committee announces
the following rules:
1. Entries will be limited to three
per exhibitor.
2. Entries mustbe rn.atted and
ready to hang. Oils may!be.
framed or unframed.
3. Entries are to remain during the
entire show.
4. The exhibitor’s name must be on
the back of each entry,
Through the courtesy of the Lions
Club, prizes will be awardedfor the
three best enlries in the entire show.
Judging will be done on August 4
before 5 p.m.
¯ .
.
. .
The two 1~e~pi.old.~--"Ha.Mc"Retli~olds, u~e, stern singer, gives the "stage center"
~o "Rolly" 1~eynolcls, cowboy. After b.reedcfast they entertain w~th songs and
guitar" (ts well (~<;.u~il.h a continuingba~i.ter tlic~t guests love, Thoughnot related,
f:ht~lk $nl, rod uc(,’.~ Rollil rts "~ybZoodbv’ol:her,’"
’
"Wecen~’tbeve’r~,j closelyr,;h~.l, ed," s~.-ysRol.l.y. "Weget alongtoowel, l."
Photo by D. Morgenson
I-I~k’s ]ra~ Pl~.oenix; ]oII.y JrmnSa~~m
Brn’ben’a.
¯....-.
--: -:_;:._-...’
" "_’’.:-.: ¯ Y’::’.’.’:: --’-.:’.:
.....
WHAT THEY DO
Varied is the work done by Yosemite Park and Curry Co. employees
in the summerto serve guests who
come to vacation in this national
park.
Pulling on the popular breakfast
rides (usually reserved to capacity)
r~:quires a small but efficient staff
recruited from several units. Among
The commiltee in charge of the project ¢onsisls of MaynardMoe, Chair- Ihe tall trees on the banks of the
MercedRiver, Nels Nelson, from The
man; Troy Riley, Camp Curry life
and Ron
guard; Marvel Richmond, CampCurry Ahwahnee kilchen staff,
Prestridge
(Ahwahnee
Dining
Room)
Souvenir Shop manager and curator
al Palm Sprir~gs Art Museum; Bob arrive by 6 a.m. three mornings o
Stone, Housekeeping Carnp manager; week 1o set up and cook a really
deleclable breakfast over a bed of
Roberi Jobe, Yosemite Lodge bicycle
stanct; and Alice Ryan, Lost Arrow hot coals. Guests will be about 25
horsebackriders clue to arrive shortly
hostess,
!:.:~r an’/ r.:dditional information
phone FR 2-,4631, YP&CCo. Personnel Office.
Refreshments will be s,~rved on
opening night.
The show may be
viewed between 2 and 5 p.m., or
between 7:30 and 11 p.m., any day
except Wednesday.
...........................
TH
sETEMS
AR:6i-T-fii-i i:i:r EsY
or-
after eight o’clock, and sure:t0 be
hungry, as they will have been
"
astride for almost an hour.
Theset-up is simple but effective.
Thecharcoal .in the big, flat firebox
is lighted at once.
The cook and his helper are not
the only early risers on these mornings. Hostesses Kit Whitman(Ahwahnee) and Mary Lou Sturm (Yosemite
Lodge) comewell before eight o’clock
to spread the long table with a red
checkeredclolh and set it with white
enamel ware in real outdoor Western
style, place pots of syrup and melted
butter, and a half cantaloupe ateach
place. Onenote of sophistication is
the huge coffee urn, but coffee is
EMPLOYEES
ANDARE
(C0niinucd
onp.~g¢tour)
FORPUBUCATiON
"......
¯ ." ,i,:/..,,..
~....-"i: ¯ ~.:.,..i ¸¸, .~/:...-, .... ."." . , ..i/. :... - .. .i..~ ’ ’. ’ ’; ¸ /..:... ~~"~.:. ... " .- ’ ¯ ~,!’: "~ . ..i .... " .. ¯ i ..-.. ’:’~:i i.~,.:...:.~i:..,:.:..:.......
, i~..ii"~.:.i:.:~-.’~
’ .i:’-...~
~..~:~"i..i~..~..~i~/ii.~..~
~:~i.ii".~.:~!./~"~ii-~i.:~:~!i:..i.
.!i.~.~.:~/:.~....i...;:i,.
i . i~i."::~’ ~...i~...
: i"."...,....i
~:,~
...-.~.
~"~./:.:
....;....
.~ii.~..~.....~..i,.~..~i.:.
~~......L.:I~
i~.!
.i :,,i...:i:"::,.....
ii~....ii.
~i":..i~.:....i-.ii.i..~.I’.~...:/..L.
/ :i¯...::i.".:i~
"!’’.L’~
~.
"~’" ". " ~. ~ ~,’~’~:..’:~’~.~:
’
"’"i¯,.
.~-."":~.~
’ .~.’::
..’
.r’..~’,~
¯ ,. .,.,.~.,:,,,
¯ ’..-
¯.
.
~ ,, ,",, :.’..~ ’ "~ :l .,/’>:. ~"..~.".". ":~. ":’, .,~,’~ ...I,,, .’.
~.
:~.: ~i
.............
- ". ¯ ~ ..
¯
.
¯
-
.
.¯:
¯
.
.
¯.
¯ :.." . . ,:~ :~.
~.
.~
-,~i.,:"~i.
~~i.~’..
i~:/~
IL~-~’I.
; .:~"__:.-.’~
:.,~’;i~.
~. ~.~
:. /. ~.........’ : ~-.~:
~
’" " .:.:"i. "/.",’ : i~."’ ~., ":,"/" ’~ ’ ’~ ;";:~/.:-’i " .° :/~.’"-".~’:/-~:’""~i"""’ ’.~".""~.."-="’";’.’"~-." " .:~~"-..’, ’~’
","L , ;-.. ~.:.::
.’ ~"’ .~~’~i : : . ~’!,i-",,
~.],".:;i’~-,
~
i’.’. ".- ....,.’p.: ’~:"
’,’ ’.’,.
.: ~:." ....- ":/ ’"" .’.’.
:.::-’ ’~..-.’ :~’..,, ~"." "L ’: , .... .’.-, ,." .: ". .’. -: .’~ :.~..,’
~::-".",,.’"’.’
’ /:
’~
"’,,,~...~ ’../ ’,’. !.
"..-’:’:..’..,,....’,.:..... ,...i.~..,
’., ’ , .. ,’.. iL~
’:.::.:’..".".":i’ .. ,=..~’"’,. ,. !...":’.¯ i::.":’..~".:!.’..~i. ’.-"i.:.- ¯:L.~.~’..:i -i-::.’!". ~-’-,...’, .!",...’..i.:~" L..~
.’.:’~ii’~.’".:/’:i,’"."
’ " .’:i ~.."~
: i ".."-::.:";
i ;’.’.’;L.
,’
;’~.’,’ ’ "" ’ ".’~:" " ¯ "," :’.’.
~ " ,"
..... "" "’: "~" ’. " "~ ’!" "’! ~
".¯"..~.;.;..’~!;~C..’."....
.. -;,~... :,:,,..,.
...,,,.. . ... ~..~. . ,; . .. ..... ... .....
" "."".’
. " "’
’, ¯ ’"~’:
".- ¯ ".~"
........
’ i " ¯" ¯ .’: " """ ....̄ .’" ......
T’ "".~ ’ ’:’" "~......
.’....t
¯ ""i’
........
. ..... .. . ....
., ...
.............
. .. :..~,
"’. ¯ ":; "’.
~,~"~’~.’
~"""’" ’ .... = "’" -. ¯.............
"- ~ " ’"’ ",",’.
..
........
I;" "I "’;.:.,.. , ’..,~ ."" i"~;,
. ......, ,..,..,... ., ,.,.::-, .,...,...-,.....
"~’,’,’"-~"~."’,~,"."
’~’"L’"
.~"’i,
.- -- :.:." ....... ":’’’!
" ’ ":i"","": .’
, ......,
: .:,;’’’"’.’:’:’’--:::~’:"
’
~.~~r’~==’~
~’~=~
::’’’~’~’~";’’i’
":’i~
’~’’’’i,.~’’~:i’’:’:’’’
.’ ~’~’
’~’"
/.’’’’--’
’::YOSEMITE’’SENTINEL’~’~
~.’i ’’:~"’
;’~"’’’:’’:’’’/’’ ’’i ’ :’::’ii"’:~:/:
: ’:’7"~--’~’i::/’’:.":’":;::’’’;’~’i:": ’:’’i/’’:i’":’:
:
=
¯ ’..~:i.’!/,’r’.I..’ ,..’ ":’:. " "....... , ’. ’ ’
"..:, " ,’ . " ....
,,’
.
"
..........
~’’ ¯
.................
’ : ":".~:::~i::i,::i,
’ :.:i~!:!"/.i,!i:~.i’:::::i ~.i,i,".";’,:- -MARRIED
ii" ",:. .";,".:’: ~ii; :.~:~:/:i::’. i!.:,¯ .i:’! WHITErIIWOLFI:I
",::"i .~,: ;::i .."/i..~’/i:, .:! :;,;:i WH’O’S
i NEW.’iI’~.::::.II
:~.:".’.:~.::’i/,i.~ii!i:~.i
’.,’~;:’,.’...:
,’",.~,~;i,":..-’
" ~’.’..,:..
". ¯ :’. , . ".:’...~’.~":T";,’:~;,~,.
"’"’" ,’;:."":’.’.’
~.,..’ ,..
.’ .i,...!
.’ ’..; .’.".:..
... ’ .’ ~’" "~’:’.’,
.... .’~’" /:’’..-./
’.!’;",..-;,
..i,.’.-,’/,’"’,,...,
i . :’ ’"’;
;.
. .:i;:i::.: ..: ’...!. Jin~~
Landy.andcarolyn:
Collier,;bf ..’.:: ..i.:,wl~itewolfl-is.
enj6yingo
n;unusua
iiy.~/.: ...." Fo~:~.:Cla
ren.ce....and
.."Lo~ise.:.:Woeli~i~ji!.!!:i,ii~i.;:i:i~!~:i,
,. ..".."i. :.:....i
’ . ...i:~!i...iii,:i ~ !:resn0,..wer.e
married;i
9n.July-:...1.4"at.
: busyseas0n
as.morean~.more..pe0ple...."i~,.
::w.asi..:i another.
..b0y,.!.;..ilChristcphe~.!~i.!..1,f!..~..i!ii!~..-i..:i.
"..."..i..
: ~ ;:....i.;,..Our. Lady
0f..VictoryChape
" i~ Fresho;
:. d Scover
.itS .oeacefu
"be’autvandde:.. "k’;,’,,i~ ;"~,X~,~
"i,, ,~ 92¯:¯¯7¯ b’s;"-.i4-~:,~-i.~.",!’:~J;;-’.-:,’:.:i.., . .: :..:~ "
-~ ’i:i+’ r:o’~ ":! :: i:~:;~!"~i ~:’"’:i~;~/.ii " .I~
, ¯ :.!’.::,Aftera
honeymoon
at¯ LakeTahoe/the:
cous, .home-cooked
meas":.~ ".’.
.:.’:’ ........
..,
. - . ,
-. ’ . , ¯
: :.
.’
..
....
... ....
. .
.. ;
. .. ., ...... ’."
. :. .’ .
. "
.
.
.’": ,’.., .:--.. ~.. ..... ,..., .. , . !: .: :-. :-’ . , ..:i. ¯ ..... .’~’l.-~. ’ .’~’
,. .
up
residence
.:in
:’.:
Backfor
their:f
fth
year
are
Chester.,¯
....
"
..
...
:CHANGES
.....
.....
¯
.
!:~.~.iLi::.Landys"have;
taken
’",
~..
~.~,.’i
.
.
.
.
. . ¯
"
, ’,.,
" . ~ ; . , ."
", , , . .:’.
;.: ..’..,’:, "’, ’ " ..’" .’,’.
’
. ’" ," ,
"i.. "~’: ,
" ", ¯ . "..’
;"
, "’
. . . . .,
- .r
,,
, ’ . ’.
: ....
’ -, ,." ’.3 ¯
, 2.~;.’-..." ,. ,’, .l~.’ ¯
...-
:
il;,:.i ii.: :F;:,r.es n 0 w.hereJ,m,.sl. a ¯.studen
Patterson.l!.s the :second
.. ’ Torep ace-theGreenfields
asCarn~p"i.~
.":i..:i’" .:! :i ...i
t at. ;. andHazel.
’~ :~I~’ ii:;i"i .~."i.. ’~ .
¯ "~"//~i .Fresno¯city College."and.Carolyn’is../.summer
for 3eannieMessenger,.
Sotero;..mana~er:s
.’.. Ruth"a~nd/.Jim’;":’Downina
: . .:~ij’.i.’.iempio~ed.
by the state.. Carol~,n,"."a
"Martinezl
.andEd,and
ReaBurrus.:Ed
.",2~2=.,~’.’,".~,~;,~n,i..:.+,.,.
~/;,,~.~.~.,.:.~/..;~;~....:"iii~.’~~’!. i " ../. ’ ..
¯
’
"
’
........
/~J~.J~ ’ iil~.Jl~’~.J~.,4br~
./%,,~ ’ T~P~I~-1%.~iI~ "’I%’Agl’"
"/" .’~.’.’~l
" " ’ "
~.
.iiii!’::ii"i:~ii
graduate.’iiofFresn
to-"-,.::.;~ii. ~...:.. . -~
o i StateCollege;:..’;iis in charge..:0fthe ..s!aBles,aided.by .week...TheDowningSarenot neW.
.i. i:;~:."~.:"w6rked.lastsummer.in the. YP&C
Co.-.. GeorgePearce.RonStrucke.is"assist-.
"." : . " ": "".::" " ’"". .i !="" "-:i: ’ " . "
.Yosemteor.!o working n Yosemte,;...~..,.’:..
.-....:-! .I ... ..’
i:!.."i.i;.ii.:.,~ccounting
Office. ’i..:i..~ . .:,...i..
...’ ..:ing"Mrs.",Pattei:son with meals.,New
. a¯ l ...special,
.. .. preferen:ce;.f~i’.
. ..... ~,~..¯ -.,,".’’:’;":!I
and. have
" " ....
¯ ://..:~:.:...i..Mrs.
Pauline"Landy
(Village Store)". ’helpers’ areJanice.Copeland~"ca~olyn
.’ Vogelsang.
During~the."1.953~summer."!,’:"i,:;i.~.i ¯ , ".. i. " "
’-!:ii.L..:.,"isallsmileS
overtl~e.acquisition ofa ¯ Prentiss andchuck" Riden...- . " they both workedaiGlacier..l~oini/.".-Li.:.-:./".~:/i";.t
. " .¯ :!.:." ;;new"daughter-in-law.
" ..".... ,i.. ’. ,...: : Rangers
in. the WhiteWolfareā in- he:asbellman,houseman
ancl..main:.:..i....i."..;..i
" .... :. . :.
!i....~...i
.......i
.. :.-.......-o.,.;":
" i.,.. ":""cude: Lee:Verreti(Whte"W0f).’andtenance.......
’~ ’ ’’t;:.::- "; ’ " .... . :r
¯
"
’. ’
.= . ".’ ’ ...
’ ’. .
.
¯.
.
.... ,
man;.She
as.maid":
":and’"caf-.:..
..,
,. ... ¯ : ".. . . ". .; .’.
. .’..
EXIST¯ :".Clyde :Quick (Harden.
Lake
.II’.".~...’r’HOUSEKE~:PING
CAMP
DOES
Camp,
eteriaserver..inJune
of
this.year,
they
’ "i" -.i ..;~. .
¯ .
.
.
¯ ... , ... ¯ .
.
. .
. .. , .
.
¯. .." . :.. baker
t¯ behind..that,
...i".i..i../......:..
byBob
¯stonē
..- ...grOUnd)..
kl.oyd.Bru-..ireturned
at. Glacier.~ Point. "::"...
’
¯. ..-:
.:." It. isthe ¯¯camp.
jus
has.a. busy.Ranger-naturalist
ischedule,of daily.
Their homeis.Cathedral..Cityi:
~ to -¯work". .".".’.:’/"..,i’:......i:
i
""!: :wonclei’ful ¯employeebeachWhich’iS " nature: hikes;and..campfires T:.
at the " ¯ ’ Dick ancl Calla.Bodden.have:trans-.~":..i:
.,-.,~". .. ¯ . .
¯ ’ ¯ i
’"
:"".~ Hght acr0ss from Camp. 6. . On
. . the
. 6, leaving Boys-Town
¯ .’ i ’..:.
’.White Wolf/campgr0und."....i"
.. ferred to Camp
¯
....
¯
.
. ¯
¯ ..
.¯
¯ :. :rivei’."River Tent".¯¯ is .an" expression . " The: WhiteWolf¯¯staff enjoyeda ¯under̄ the care :of iher br0therl.."Pl~’il."i"]"i~::
¯ ’~-" that" every room" clerk hesitates.to
surprise"birthcJay party f0r. RonStuckeFoster...
Mr.~ Foster’s :wife, Gla~ys,’will ."..’
" ..
.
, . , .
.
’.whowas’19
on
July
19,
andan0ther
j0in:him
on
Augu,st:l.The~Fosters
::"":
"
’i..,speak.out
loud. He is attacked by
"
"
" ’"’ ! "
LI:I" ¯:every other customerwhodoesn’t get :for Jeannie Messenger on the 15th are from San
Francisco’ where¯she ’has:::
"
’ .... one.To get one of the fourwith .the
~,:~
of .JulY.
’. ..
been employedby.the City. Of Parisl
."’~.
platform in front..is.thelgreatest luxand he has beena cab driver for some~¯ .’
¯
.,
,’
.....
I To show
WAWONA
.ury
a
guest
can
realize.
years.Glad.to leave..city.traffic"&nd....i:.:../...~. ,’
,.’- . . .
:i"/-..fh’eir
appreciation, their 10 year .old
byPat Thorson
¯ confusion, the Fosters̄ expect to work . ¯ , .. "
::’~’"daughters
bake tan. and white
On the Fourtho{ July we had a the year aroundinYosemite.
.: . ..’ :.:.i
¯
¯ . .
,;
.
’¯¯¯streaked cakes in their little
wood beautiful buffet ¯ lunch .- a decorative
¯ "--’O"’"
’" ¯
"’" ’ . . ... ", .~ ._.
i ’ stoves for. the staff to eat. (And the work of art, thank.s to our creative
CONDOLENCE ,,,,,. !" :staff eats them because the¯re is no pantry staff Jake.Hwang and Robert
Helen Ledson returned in mid-July
food. unit here.) But, Rod Houston’s Bower. Attending were a full house from Denver, Colorado, where she ~
.... grocery store sells us ice creambars and Mrs. Tresidder, Mr. and Mrs. Cross had been called by the suddendeath .... ¯ "
¯ ’. for lunch, and ice cream bars for the and family.
of her father. .He-passed away on...
,
¯ ."
.. afternoon break or a bottle of pop.
Eleanor Hamilton visited for dinner July 4 at the age of 94.
:.:." .Hilda Rust, our housekee p.er,
...q>...
wTth guests. Hers is always a pleasant
,.
:
varies her menu ~n the linen room and welcome face.
FIRE
¯
.by ¯eating sardines and crackers
The Glacier Point crew joined WaFire alarm!
,
while her maids stare revolted, over wonaat the old Campgrounds July 14
...
It’s only 6:30 a.m.
their midday popsicles. This is the for somecorn popping, song singing
Early risers in D Dorm - Tilton,.
..
!. .only unit where the room clerks
and campfire fussin’.
"Where’s the fire?"
:
the front office,
The Zellerbach family have returnsweep and dust
Corky,"Oh, Dusty’s probably burnin’
for their vacation.
the accounts, the front porch, and ed to Wawona
up the road."
Happybirthdays for Ross Hallberg
"i ’.each other. They police the grounds
Well, almost. Smelling smoke,Dusty
: away up 1o the main road with their
and Jim Hall.
stopped to investigate, threw off the
. sticks ¯ during lulls in traffic at the
Our annual, formal Christmas party ¯ smolderingload, savedthe truck (with
desk, and they are convinced that
and dance was held on July 25 in
help from the Fire crew), got himself
this is the place where the ORIGINAL the recreation hall. Appropriate to somepainful burns.
.’ .
... litter~bug got his start. During the the season (the Christmas season,
--o-:: month of June, we had 3800 more that is) there was an exchange of
SOMEWANTTO BE ALONE!
" ¯ litter-bugs than last year in our camp, gifts (50 cent limit) and a tree with
Visitors: Is there any place we can
our store sold 3800 more candy bars,
all the trimmin’s.
go to campall by ourselves?
". and our staff picked up 2600 more
Obliging Ranger: Yes. (He carefully
of our sticks in working order. Some":
candy
wrappers.
(1200
blew
over
to
-t" ¯
describes such a place.)
~.
one keeps breaking all of our idiot
¯. the governrnenl’s idiot stick territory
Visitors: Is there a movie there?
sticks.! ......
:
across the road.) All this with only
. . . .
i .
d
,i:.". : locatiOnS.of 0ffiCes, Shops,:entertain-.
:...."~ menis,a"ncl especially the location of . :
i......,¯ guests!, quartersafter:.:fl~ey.:have. be:
c0n:~econfused:i,:r the darkness/¯ . i
.Questions Onrnar~y, subjects,.ques~ .
..lions-by the:"d0zens are asked,’ and
are awhe,’e
few ofand
thewhen
hun-mrous.ones:.
.....
do they push
. here"Just.
. . . ¯ . .. :.... ,, ,’.:~,
Lou,fromSt. Louis,Mo’;:: ’ . -..:.-i:.:.:::;.’..~,
~.
"
¯ ,
;" . " .;. ,,.. :" ’,’.:i"
.~ "~’~
::/.
the hot ashes over .the cliff?" ReferBob.Moorehead
andfamily.:from.~,i’.:.....i.:["-:.
’:
ring to, guess what!
just the right te~perature a~ jus~ the New
Jersey(formerlyWith.Standaid..:.):i~;)::....(.
.. "
~..:.i . . . "Whydidn’t the clerk give rne a key r~gh~ time. He.raises or lowers it above ~il)., Heis .Capfain
..of. u.s.steeco.:’.:i.."~;.:.i.i.::?’, .
I. .".:"to my lent?" To which the watchman the bed o[ coals by settbzg ff on. bricl~.q . r.,ir f!eet; haslive .in Te.l..AvV:.:and::::.:. :’:!’
d
’:".explains that would be like locking up two or more deep. Note the h, orseshoe
I.ondonsinceleavingYosemite.
Loctge::?::..::-:-il
’ ’
. . .... : : .:.:.,,:r’..:.~
a
paper
bag.
handZes
o.n
~he
gridclle.
i
.
Coffee:~h
p~’o-.
:. i .~;i
::!
’
"
’
’ ’" " .2"" . ~"
"Where’s Yosemite Falls?"
Ca!. Stuart
McKelvy
(standard Oil), ::~:~:
¯
..
: ’’ :Then there was the rnan who got
¯
¯ . , . .. "i.¯:.
," .
WHATTHEY DO
v’ho is with the Air Force.Ordnance:.".¯"
’i!::
. ..
¯
.*.
,
, - ... ’. ~ ¯
: . : out of his car at ¢:ampCurry and said,
(Gondnuod
.Frompageone~
in Washington
.. D. C., " brought’his~.::):.’i~.:’
"JL~st what causesall this geological
i".
..
...
servedat the tables frcrn granite pots, bride of eight month to. see. Yosem~te~.:
.~:::::!.
I.
s
formation, anyway?" He was referred
lhe type that go onany camper’s fire.
for the first time.
¯ ¯ " " ~ : .’ ’’ ,:.’:"~’
¯ ". ’".’.i
lo the museum.
J. WinstonChurchill (NPS..Accoun..:."::::ii:!.:
When
the
riders
come
through
the
¯..
And, of course, lhere is always the
tant) and family from Las
"" " .~
liltle
old lady. Onerushed into Camp forest, led by "Torgie" Torgerson,with
¯ Vegas..., ...,.~
Jirn Coleand family,, from the NPS.....:’: ’i
..
Curry’s office and exclaimed to one "Rally" Reynolds riding tail guide,
" "
’ "
¯ " ..-l’.
Regional Office in San Francisco.
Cole".
:": ’~
¯.. .
.
of the bellmen, "Hurry, do something, they are welcorned warmly by the
....,...~
Yosemite "" ’
the whole top of the mountain is on hostessesand all handshelp to secure was a member of the..
:.-ii
lhe
horses.
There
is
a
cup
of
hot
coffee
Museurn
staff
many
years
ago. ’. " ...."".
....
fire!" Maybeshe couldn’t be blamed.
¯
" "
’ ’: " " " I"
: . , .’...:":: .~
i
This was during the fire season immedialely for those who wanl it..
. ,
..
and then the cantaloupes.
’" .: .., .,~"-".
~
SWAPTALK "
and she had never heard of a firefall!
. .....
:
One day a chap drove into Camp
MeantimeNels has prepared stacks For Sale: Larnbretta Scooter, i S0cc~!..""",;
:
Curry’s reservation parking lot, looked of hot, butlered toast, scrambledeggs, $145.00. Contact Yosemite Credit ..
wonderingly at the cliffs and said to and bacon done lo crisp, brown per- ~,,,,~,,,.
¯ .. ,’ :’ ¯
.. ....
lhe watchman,"You know, those cliffs
fection. Ran, MaryLou, and Kit, hands For Sale: 1960 Falcon Ranchero" " .... ::
look just as if they were made of
swathed in protective lowels, serve $1450. Contact
BillMeacheam
at .. ’::
’..
rock!" Whenassured lhat they were lhe hot food from plates too hot to FR
2-4494.
’ "
i
solid granite, he yelled to his wife who touch. However, the piece de resisFor Sole: 1960 Opel station
wagon.""
was by this thne well on her way to I:ance, for ’,vhicl~ those whoare know- for sale because owners are moving
the office, "Look, Maw!Rocks! Those ing saw." plenly of room,is the stack of to Germany. Good condition. Blue "..’i.
cliffs are real rocks!"
golden hot cakes. Mm-m-m,lhey taste
book price - $925. Call Mr..or Mrs: .: ."
Henry Cool<, palriarch
of Park like nothing you ever ate before, inSmith - FR 2-9924,
watchmen, vows that more lhan once doors or in the woods. (We’re told
For Sale. 1954 Mercury,
hardtop ¯ .,.....
he has been ~sked when and how
Nel’s recipe is a secre;. A generous convertible -- FR 2-4852.
~
.. ......
they light the oil that comesover Yosereward to the one whocan t~erret out
mite Falls at night to makethe Firefall.
Most of this summer folks have had " .i
Ihat
secret!)
Whenhe informs them there is no oil,
to sit on the river bank. ..
.
.
.. .
"~
just burning embersand il comesfrom
~
Breakfa~staver, it’s lime for informal
Then follows another hour or two
Glacier Point, they are still skeptical - singin.q on the beach,if there is one. of riding for guests and cowboys.".-.
until they seeit.
Hostessesclear the tables; Nels an¯d : ’"
And so it goes as the watchmenpur- sons and property, Ihev are afforcted
Ron ~ack up their equipment and haul:
sue their duties of protection of per- their share of an~usen~en:.
it off until another breakfast ride. ’ ’;
’
....
.
¯ ,’..
¯ ¯ . ¯
,:
, , ’)’
:..: ’
’ ""i
" :. ’,.?’~
¯ "J
-.": ". " .... " ..: " i
h~’/.i:. :. :.......:..
p ,.,,
¯ ., ~
’:
.
....
.
..,,,’,:
’,.
*
~...
’.
.
..
.
,
’
’
.
.
~.
,
:
.
.......
. ..
¯
.
¯..,.
. ... ;
.
¯
.
.L’.-’
::
.
¯
"
.
.’,
.................,
’..~ :" ,~...’. ’ ’ ": . ’
L’: ’,~, ’;’:
:,: ’,::.L
.
~ .
’’
.
.
.....
¯
-
"
r..’., .. .;...
¯ ’
..
i
. ......
...: ~...:: :’.
. ¯ .....
.
.
~’
. .
::
,
.
..
.....
......S 1
~"
i ¯ "
’
:’"
.
:1 i¸ i
’, ’
" ’.
..
¯
~
"~’
,".
.
:,:
.
.
. ,.
..
.//~
~ ..... ....
.’.
_
~ m ...........
~
~:~ z =:~/=~.,,,,.~J,.Q~,.., .,,~.,i~f,/,.~,l,,,
.
.
" ~ ’,
,’
.
,,
"
.
’
....
’
"
’
".
’..’,
.;.: ’~/’W~." ~;’
’ :’./’~, :)" "’".’’ I"L~’-’/".’": . "’).’.’,L’.:’
. . .,.. ¯ ¯ ,r. . ’ . "1’. ,~ "
..
,.
.
,,
........
.
,. ,...,...,
, /...
. ,,..
I S.’.,:
.. ’ r m
’. ’ m
. i’ m.... ¯
’’mmI.......
.....
:"..’
L~ m L
~,.~ ~
m.,
mmm"
.
F
I
m
~
.... - ~¯ ,[.~ 7,, ¯
.,’., ,.
./~ |\..,~,~’.. ,. . ,. ,..
. . , .,,,. " . ¯
,
,,,,-
. .
.
,,,, ,,
,,.,, ,- , ,i,,,
~.¯ ;, : ~:-~
. ....... :.,...........
.....:,,,.
...,.......
....~ ~ .., ..
...
. . ..,.,;
. ..
.,...
.., .’
.
L
.
¯ . ., ." " ’ .,?
,’
,,
., r
~ ,....
......
.... . ": ....
¯ ,, ,,I
¯ ,.¯ .
. ... .,. , , ¯ . ...
.... ....- ,,
.,.~:~,~
.....
’’~";~::
..........
?l i]L
"
"
".
"
¯
i
"
,
’
"
~t"
"
’
~
" ..
..
..
¯ i. I..FRIDAY,AUGUST.10,1962 ...
.
.
’.
...
¯¯
: FORMALOPENINGOF S. F. OFFICE
After several weeks’ experience in
-’the Yosernite Park and Curry Co’s. new
! .. office
at 55 Grant Avenue, San
Francisco,
manager Andy Scarbr0ugh
~.
:
and staff report being very pleased
wiih the functional layout.
¯ The office serves a dual function,
aS the spaciousness and decor lend
themselves well to the exhibit of
paintings which was hung for the
formal opening on July 30, at which
time the upstairs location was com’
pletely ready for visitors.
The office is available by a wind?
ing slaircase or an elevator. The reception room is carpeted in blue and
r~cl, with working, space to the rear.
There are two private offices, each
handsomely paneled in oak.
The marquee hanging over the
Grant Avenue sidewalk contains
planter boxes wilh evergreen trees
and shrubs in them. A laced canvas
awning on which large letters spell
out Yosemiteis floodlighted at night.
It is hoped that any employeewho
maybe in San Francisco will stop to
see the new office and the dozen
paintir.gs by ThomasHill which will
be on the walls until August 30.
Thorn a s Hill - 1829 -- 1908
was a Fro!ific
painter who early
becameeslab!ished as the outstanding
interpreter ot: Yosemileandd~e Sierra.
He eventually established a permanent studio at Wawona,in the building now knownas the Recreation Hall.
::" :: : ii
:.....:::
’
.
.
.
.. " ¯
"
"
¯
.....
" ¯
....
"
" ....
’:"~
i
ii
" "
. ..
.
¯ . , .. ...!
Yosemite Nat ona .Park, ¯ Calif. ~
.
.
iKEAOAMS
WEO
..
’
.
"
TO
V!S
TYOSEMITE
i::i ::i ’i::: !
¯
..,
Meetingand marrying in Yosemite . Yosemite citizens are. agog over¯. :: i "
is a growing tradition in the Adamsthe expectedarrival in"’ the Park. of. ...:"..
¯ .
’
President Kennedy on August . 17;- :
family.
.
SecretServicemen:have
beeninspect- . .’..
When Jeanne Falk and Michael
Adams
recited ¯their vowsin the Old ing the Valley.~ncl, laying plans,b:ut " :! i.
Village Chapel on July 28thl they at this writing, no part of the schedule !
.¯¯¯
is: known
with Certaintyex:cept:that ......
he will¯arrive
next’Friday afternoon "
from¯Castle Air Fo’rce Base.: JFK’SWill
be the firstpresidential visit¯ to Yo-.::.:. i
senrite since FDR’s." " :
.¯
¯ ..
,
:
EMPLOYEE....
ART. EXHIBIT ’ ": " "
i
¯i ¸
, . - .
Mr. and Mr.~. Michael Ada’ms (Jeanne
l;’~dk, dctughtcr of Mr, clnd Mrs, Fredrick l,~c~l.l.~ of Orincla.) after th.eLr weddine in the Old Village Chapel,~’Brian
f’¢dk, the brides nephewenid Vb’gi’tl.’~ct
Ma?jhew,~:iece uf the g~’oo’m,, were
.r.hlgbc(z.re’r(zl~dflowerg~’rL
his
becametl~e fourth c0u-pieih
.......famiIy
to have met in Yosemite and been
CHECK CASHING
wed here. On the samedate, July 28
On pay day, you may save time
in 1901, Mike’s grandparents, paintby cashing your check at the unit
er Harry Cassig Best and musician
where you work: The AhwahneesideAnn Rippey, started the tradition with
hall .... 10 to 1t a.m.; YosemiteLodge
a weddingat the base of Bridal Veil
linen room - 11 to 12 Noon; Carnp
Currytirnekeeper’soffice .--2 to 3 p.m.
(c,,nd,,u,.,I ,,n pagedm,cq
................
: :"
.....
. . .
.
i
’ : !, : :::
:
"k.
"..’.’.’"J!~::’’"
’ ¸-~.’.’.’’-’!’’."’’’~"
" ,V... " ,"’ "’.)?’.
:ii: :: ::::: i
,~..-.. : .....
..
:..~,
.
,’.
.
r’ : ’ ".’:"
. /: . "’.’
.
,::::
¯ :
’
:
’ .
. ,
"
:./’,
. . .
...............................
~ ~ r ~m ~ -I TW~
..................
, ~ ~ -,,i,~ *:~’ .....
. ,z.~ ~
[
’
-",
¯ .:. . ¯ ¯ .......
~, ’.’i
¯ . F.~,
:,~,,,. ~~ .,,,~.,~~-...,~--~
...... ..¯
....
~..~
........
~
. ..
.
~_~ ,~:~/..-...~.~.~..::.~
.~.~.~.~.~.
.
, ~ . .:.:_..~ ~ ~.,~...~;:..~ ..~.~.~.~_....~.~.?~,~.~
.,.
.
.
.
IP/~
~~~.~.~
........
, ....
- -,,’~-.
,.
. ¯,
. .,
.
.....
mL..............~
~j~,~.,b.~-"~,~,
¯ :.. ,...
.
.
.....
¯ ~... ..... ¯ .. .. : , , .
.
¯
, ~.¯ . ¯.. - :,.....
¯
~
.,
.
’
, . :
¯
" ¯ :
.
,,,:,, ,,., ’ .. ~,,.
.
",
.",
¯ : : .....
’..
i .......
’:i
........
: . : " " . ¯ ’,
,
...... :.......
: . :. . .
. . ,....;:
An enthusiasticcrowdviewedthe
employee art exhibit¯
on.0pening
night at the Lost Arrow last Saturday
evening. Spectators evinced keen interest in each of the Variedentries.
There were 44 paintings hung in
time to be judged and Prizes were
awardedas follows: 1st place to Bob
Stone for an oil portrait; 2nd, Robin
Lawrence -- Landscape; 3rd, Tony
Apilado -- "SampanHarbor".
Two honorable mentions were awarded to Bob Williams, one for an
abstract and one for a landscape. One
honorable mention went to Maynard
Moe for a black and white drawing
titled "Desperation."
The Yosemite Lions Club prov.ided
the three prizes. Judging was done
by Ernie Johanson, Zona Deckelman,
and Lee Shackelton.
The exhibit will hang through August 18.
--o-HIGH COUNTRYFLOWERS
by Mary Curry Tresidder
I returned the first of August from
a delightful trip around the southern
part of the High Sierra circuit - Vogelsang, MercedLake, and Sunrise Camp.
Yes, there were mosquitos, but in
(Continued on page four)
i(TI]-#-fjq-?~Es~j~#-#~RK
i:H-E~SJ~
11-~A,{Ai~EF5
EMPLOYEES
ANDARENOTFORPUBLICATION
"
i
’
.
; " count from all,
’!
:
,
units reportingdaily
..
i . ¯ was. 4,688. This includes all .except
~ .: :. Wh.iie Wolf and the "High Sierra
: ¯ ..Camps.¯
..
¯ " Oneof the great contributing .factors
..... was Camp.Curry’s amazingc0un.t of
¯ 1464, which, is 400. higher than a
¯ year ago and :one of the highest
house counts ever recorded there,
¯ .. Tuesdaynight was almost, as good
’ with 1450.
~.
:.. . Advance reservations for the re...
mainder of August seem to indicate
...’,’: ¯ ,
noslackening in the record breaking
pace of visitation to Yosemite this
,. ,
summer.
--o-SUGGESTIONAWARD
JamesD. Cavin, kitchen helper at
Camp.Curry Cafe kitchen, has been
awarded $20 forsuggesting that in
order to save time in the process of
scraping food from the dirty dishes,
the hanging dish sprayer in the dish
room be connected to the hot water
line instead of the cold. Healso sug¯ gested that an unnecessarybar across
the cenlral drain of the racking.taMe
be removedsince it inlerferred with
the proper cleaning of the scrap
screen.
Ouimet vs Anita Bondshu; Armida
Anderson: vs Ida Morgan; Isabelle
Dierksen .vs Inky Peterson,. and
Valerie Eagle vs Dete Oliver.
The nine-hole divisi0n tournamenl
for womenattracted the following
¯ competitors: Audrey Ewing, Clara
French,Yvonne Lamoreaux anti Jane
Rust. Twonine hole rounds constitute
the requirementsin this special tournament and to. date Audrey Ewing has
completed 18 holes with a net 74.
The women’sJuly. Eclectic tournament winners are as follows: Anita
Bondshu,Mary Proclor, Murie] OuTmet,
Armida Anderson, Isabelle Dierksen
and Valerie Eagle. The 9-hole division
eclectic
was won by Marge MacNamara.
In ky Peterson was tournament
medalist with a net 70.
In the men’s division the following
resulis are posted:
CHAMPIONSHIPFLIGHT
J. Greenwell def H. Ouh-net 2 up
C. Proctor def E. Greenameyer4-3
N. English def S. Carter, 1 up on i9
G. Lamoreauxdef D. Findley 2 up
PRESIDENT’SFLIGHT
L. Brochini def G. Greenameyer
2-1
B. Martin def B. Cromer2-1
K. Coburn def G. Ewing 4 up
LOST
¯.
Found: in the General Offices near
B. Schnettler def R. Blossom7-6
Personnel, set of six keys on chain
The nexl Championship Flight
. containing pocket penknife with med- matches schedule Jack Greenwell vs
ical insignia and car license tab MPN Chas. Proctor and Ned English vs Guy
858 for 1956.
Lamoreaux.In lhe President’s Flight
..:. .
¯..j.
,i i
¯ ~.:’::.":..0n:.for..six
dayssawingoff. the re-.
i.’..."...maining SeCtionof standing,tree. and
field back ai."herpost in th e. Village
¯ ’..":" ..:/cutting.
off the stumpabout Six inches
,
’
, .
Store after, such a long convalescence.
!..... belowtheground.!evel.i.
.
It was March. 5 Whena slipin the
Over 20 sand pockets, pockets
¯ i".:.".
. .,,
¯ snow causedher¯ a not her broken
,-.. .where a tree grows around sand and ankle.
:.!i .rocks, forced., the mento sharpentheir
Robert Lamkin, Jr., of Bishop, for: " saw four times on the first day of
merly of Yosemite, will be married on
~" cutting..
September 1 to Dorthiann Cook, of
:...
..¯ :.. ’ According to one of the menhaulReno, Nevada, in Reno.
.-. : ing the woodto the CampCurry wood
Dorothy and George Mayer are
:.. ’pile,.i
"This tree would supply The
now in Ullapool, Scotland - "youth’ Ahwahnee
Hotel for three or four days
hostelling" while they waif for a ship
-.. by itself."
which will take them .to Australia,
¯
.-,. Bomprezzi,one of the tree fellers
Singapore, and back to San Francisco.
-’ has been a wood contractor for YP&C
--o-.
¯ .:. Co. for 26 years, supplying the Valley
YOSEMITE LODGE
floor, and all of the High Sierra
Dining roomservice in the Redwood
Camps. He spent 24 years hauling
Room, just off the Coffee Shop at
. red fir bark to Glacier Point for the YosemiteLodge, is rather special now.
’
famousFirefall.
White tablecloths, Candle light, and
a quiet, peaceful atmosphere add to
picnic will be held on Sunday, August
the pleasure of eating one of Earl
¯ 26. This is also the date.for the Annual
Pierson’s steaks. Service is from 5:30
WawonaMixed .Scotch Open.
to 9:30 p.m.
.:. Pro Charlie Eagle urges that startRegular summervisitors from Pasaing times be reserved a week in ad~. dena are Mr. and Mrs. Rankin who
vance for the remainder of the Club have been here relaxing and getting
in shapefor a trip ta Hawaii.
" matches.
,..,’~. ¯
,, .,
.,
;;,
,
orchid colored taffeta dressesand:tiny
i .".. i. ":
,
¯ , ,.,
.’
I
,
’ " ..-..: .. f
Purple hats."
".’"
’ ’’
"
"’
I
Charles Mayhew was best man;
!
ushers were David Falk, brotherof the.. ’".!.
’ .... {
bride,. Wayne Whiteman.and
-Ned
. ,, . i
,
.,
:
. ¯
Englis h. . ¯
....,
’
....
¯
Vii’ginia
Mayhew
Three year olds,
: t
and Brian Folk, niece and nephew
of bride and groom, charmed guests "
"
as they preceded, the bride ’UP the
church aisle carrying flowers and ring.
After a reception on tile Ahwahnee
lawn, Mr. and Mrs. Adamsleft on. a.
honeymoon trip
up the coast to
Canada.
.
.. ’,, ¯ ’. ’ ...
Jeanne and Mike, .graduates of .
Fresno State College, have both workf
:
ed several seasonsfor YP&CCo. Jean- ’
ne received her secondary teaching
i
credential
from Stanford University in
.’ . . !
¯
June. Mike is a pre-medicalstudent ....
at FSCand a pilot in the California../
.i
Air National Guard, With the rank of
captain¯
’
¯ .:-i",.:."t:":) ." ~~):,~,..<,:t.~".’,;-~, .. ~." ’... . ’~..; ~. .%.it’ " ..~..:;~"" ." i. ~-i..’ -’~ .i/. . ~ .;...’: i’.:, /.’: ...~"!~i’ ~i" ~..; : "’." :.~.;.’ :t ~/,: ~, ,%-::.. ’L~, :’: . :;i.’ ~.:..:~: ".d.:.: /:.-.)::’:::
’ .’ .. -’ ~"¯ -~..~%
¯ . :~-~.’,
~
..,
.....;.
.
;
,.£ ?~.~il..i.~i:/.~:h:~.:,.;
~ ’~
.:~..:-:.. " . -- .~ ¯ ¯ , ..... , "-~.:~~ :’-- ~:.":.&Z-..~ ,, ~.. ,~.,:,~%,,.,.?:,,~ML~V~..~
~,.~,.~-,’-i,.~:~;,:".!~.: ~!~:~y~r
~’~%%~:~"~t~:~
".’.4.. ;~...r...’,~:,
¯ " " ¯ .:¯ :..q.-....~
:~ : ....
., ..,:.’,,,,..-:-~;i..
..... ,.-.’..m,.r.,-~-L’"’~
,’."’-.~ ........ ~:’~,’~’~.~"~
...... ~".~ ’~----~’" ’ t’. .’ . -.
, ..;..’..’.
’~ " -.",.’: ., ’’’: ......
~ ~.,’{..
.’, ~ ’ .~, .~, . ¯ ’.~, ’’.. ~.’.:,:7,..’,%,’~.~..
f.,t*i%
~""k’;d!:£tlii~):
¯,::.../
..L:t:.
d".’,
’: :£.:’.
:’:.L"/"
:.."i"
".":!’:/
~i""~:"i";./.""
":P’.~:
::i’ .’.’:7."
~:’"::’"’:’:%):
’i~::’:i:’i
~V"i’i"~
"i:’C.
:’/":"-"?:.’::
":~"
"/:":’-.."
.t:~":""":.’"’~’i.
ii.";. ’..."’.i.:
’~"~’.:
:".:’/;’:.!~.i"’:
:"i"’}:i:"’:’.
. "’~
::/:/";,:i’i’."t
- :?.vf.i:i!-.iii: ".;".:: . ",: ::.: :-: .
:.’ : "".:"/’ .L.-/:"
i::’:
!.i: :"
/ iv/."..i
: kl,:.i..:.t£/:&t.:/ i/.ii.,:i,
¯ .. t ¯ . . :~ ..7. ’,t v ;.. . ~. %i......:". :.."-%.::.r~"’ ~ ;~.’." i’~:"’~’~’’~’.Z~’.~
¯ " . " ’ :,...¢:: .:.3:~. ,!.U:".,-~ ¯ : i. -." :.". ’ ..".,...."....... ..:~!. ! : :.... ’" YOSEMITE
SENTINEL
~I".)i": ’ ’".:. i.. ::’.:i :.i AMUEE’s;s’[oRYI:.::-.
’~"..: " . ."ill." iF-"::".:!.;":’::"."HIGH..
C~ou
NTR’~’~."FI.OWERS".
i...::.’"::.": .’.: ! .).i.i~,":/:: ....iij".:.:~i DICK..:
BOODEN.;.
i::~:~.~.vii,{::::;.:~;i,
!
.....i..":: . .’....:.:.’:":: . ib;~h’,~,;;i",a:f,:om,~ai,~
one?: " " .d ..’ .. ":..-:".as tolcl toBob
.Barnetf. .., .:.:: ¯ .;. i: r ends
We:re
Sh"ock:ed"and::~a:dd~en:ec
.....’... :...:.:...i) I:I.,. ..ii. ,.~’2"."’T".:-:,....’~ .~ i~. ’fi it::C~nld: :" i My"iname
is~ Rick-N0.
62..0n:.l-he ’bythecleath..0f."i :’D"i:~..J.:B0dden!:’:’io~:.:M):i-..!ii:([."i"
.... ::
. ..... ¯ .. . .- .. ’
-. .
., ¯
¯.
. ¯
¯ ".".: "~...’ .-: ,:".,, ...’:.:’.’"::. ’
" ¯
.
’..’
.."
a
mlnlsn
ng numoers
ar
.Tne
:r
r
.~. ....... -; -, . ..,, .... .,
.v. .--.. "YP&C.Co.¯ bookof horses,andmules.". Frida,,, Jul,, 27...Returning.:.fr0m":a;%~.,:::;l::t. ~.;..
¯ .: .
;
... .. . ¯ . ,!hree.day:.tr,
. z. ¯ Pt.0"-/.
.
Ren.o.w.,t.h::l?’l~:.~ff;e;...:..:;..’::..!:.l.i!..
’ ....... .....-."--: ’,’.,-..
:"-t,.:
.
¯ ¯ .
..
. last Ol-.tnese;;/ne weamer..was
plea- . .
" ¯ ’. ......
¯ " . ¯ . .: " °w
"sant;.:.except.
for-One
.sligl~tly drizzly:;.’:::--M.Y,tP’iClu.i~.is..in
Ssho
¯ g ~h.tfSen.i.’=ne~.nt;:
.. ’-~- ~".
’..
. .."..
,
~..., ......
., . .,-. ¯ " .... t
.
". ..’ ’ Calla, Mr Bodden:became. "~ "
.-,..".,.:-;~’...
. . . ~. . .... ....-:.......- .-.,:..::.,.’,~:k.~,:..:::~.. -.
’ . .
:. .:aay.. risning .wasgooa in..me main, ... ,. -. , .....
... . . , ~
’
¯¯
:. "
"
’ "¯ " ’ ann
" " towers, " "were
" "" superD.-..tn~s
"": a" ooomsrnere
" mu~e.:Minden;.was
¯
.
¯
takento
theMono.~ea-".’:"’:’
’ " .": ...... ,: ..:";i}iZ.u:i:l
.......
I STis " st~.a
¯ . ¯ IOa"ror.a
.......
" ’’: " ’ ’ ’ :" "icalCenfer in Brdgeo0r’t.:where":.he"tli:;:;:i:.~:i.
......
: ......
"
.
.
.
.
,
’.."
"
’.,.
:
tO
do.":
’.
~
~
¯
’ ’
: ., ":’;~’.~’.I-,"
’. " .......
’ "
..". ’
~,~,,,,~¯ ..
......
one " of " the grent aavantages at as "~j~j]~’~- ....
" ¯
.. ¯
’ .
""
" ¯ ’"~
" ~,., ....
.. :
¯ ’ ¯" . " " . " "’ . " .......
~~ ~7 .~,~_~’t~’~t’
....
¯of .coranar .Y .. ,,,. ....
"
...........
" ¯ "
....
~
....
:’~:*"
.....
.,
~ ¯ ’ ’ ’......
,~:.,’~
....
::-:’:~’die
dwithin
.
a
few
hours,
.,.,..1.,
¯
.’.....: ’,.. ....
¯ " ..early.a round as tns
. .~l[*~t~:.:::.:,~.~&~r::::.:..~lllm
....
¯ .
¯
" . " . " " " ¯
.~’d.:,,
thrombosis..The. funeral
was.
held"in :.;:~.::’.’.:.(..:t
¯ - . ¯ ~lt~."i;:{:~,~J::~J:~-,l~J~
. .
’. .... ’ ¯ ,..,
¯ . " ... ’ ...." " . ¯ ¯ "
’4"L-?..
¯
’
: ¯ ¯ . ’ ¯ . ¯ ",:. ¯ ¯ " ’ " ¯ ~-..],~,..
¯
’.
¯.
¯
’"."’"foWers along the.way,:.fr0m Cassiope.
"agewas.57,:.He:.anclCalia"Boddefi"-:.::.i)ii?.ti..!
_-M~e~
’ had.. been"
" ’ : : thes":
" upervi
i: sngcou"ie:
p... :c~t,:.:.: .. ::..df..[.I; :"": :i
.=
" " and Bryanthus .(wh re": end Sierra
. .....
.
.
..
. -.
.
. .
, .,..,
~~’1~~
"......
Heather) and. Kalmia in .the high ~~11~1~ .Boys:’.’T0wn.sincethelsummer.0f
,’i95£,...~:i..:.:’,:;....:i;:.
......
:places, tothe swamp onionand lilies...~~
-~’~~~,1~ Theyhad recently transferred
toCamp:. V...’:.].i
.;
" " ¯ .. .....
¯ just.,
blooming,
along thee..glades
~~~~ 6 . ¯ ~ /......
.......
.::::’..71.l.j’.
,"""..
: v of Fletcher
Creek
andthe
Eriophyllum
. ~tl~,~
. ~0-..:.. . ’...)::
. " ." " "".::-~:::;..:.::"iii:::.!i."
....
’ "
’k
’..
of.the
open; rocky slopes
as we drop:
.~ " ."HELLo,
HELLO FROM WAWONA.:../..:::~..I
ii-).
¯
~~]/~...
.....
’
.
..".:
’.::’
.-:.;.."
i;. ¯ .
: ..... loed, dOwn. to Lewis Creek, , Then" We
¯ " " by PatThorsen .. ..."..
":".
’.
¯ .... - ¯ .. .
’ ¯
~~
, ..; ’
.". ~ . ,.~,;;,...i".:.".}"
i
climlg~ng, up ~~’~i
¯¯
. . reversed the process,
¯
¯
.....
.
~~.~
"
Last weekWawona
~ntroaucea.. ~1 . .-..":;"~..
¯
. ’.
..
.
.
.
¯ ¯ Echo V’a ey and Echo Creek. to the .-:~,’.’~:k~m~~. -.~,
~: INea
¯ " to
’" the" Tront
" " , aesK.
( "e n and hs .. "¯
: .
:".
- ¯
,[.. ,. ,,ci.,/.,,;:.-~,,::,r,.,-,:
;,,:,:..t ;.-:%’~};:-~..~;ti
;i~d~::f!:
.’~?2,./~:;~-";::,~
¯
. " ......
. " ... ......
~;:~q..!:...‘.‘.;‘‘.~.:!4~;~!-.;?!:~..~t~.~:!!..v~y~.i~4i~...%;..~t~‘:d~t~t~".‘‘~.’~:~.;~:~Z*.:~:r.:‘~7.~,:~.~t~
" one stretch
of meadows m dway,
....................................................
: ...................................
black TR-3 are welcome.:.....Happy """:..
":";"
where asters and larkspur and Queen
P~clce’rBil, l~ Deescmcl1~iclc~’ea@l
~o birthday DonaldJol~nsonand. Hawk.... . ~....!.
¯ ...... ,.
Ann’s Lace embroideredthe green take c~.].2 ;root bo~/; ~o ~¢e~’ce4 Lake.
Carlson. Hawkis one of
our
charming
....
.~
....
..
....
:
’
!~.
grasses
with paintbrushandPride......... - ......... -=:-:-:. ....... :-- ...............
:
south. gate rangersandmascot...to . : ."...¯ i.I
of the Mountain decorating the hillI was born down in Merced on one
Wawonaemployees.
Donald is" . golf
..:v ~:..
¯
.
sides..In Long Meadowthe soft blue of the Crane ranches, and was broke
shopclerk and bar, tenderi: " .All ’ .. ": :~:
of the tall lupins, which had hardly to work. In 1948 1 was sold to the
the gang attendeda surpriseparfy .:.i.:
Curry Co., but, being shy and kind
been out as we climbed up Rafferty
given at "Silver Tip" in Fish Camp.i.:"
Creek a weekearlier, had taken over of snooty, I was never broke to be for Terry Wier and Judy: Claugus,"
great patches of the meadowalong a saddle mule. I never cared to have another set of birthday., girls, both :i:
¯
!
the stream.
too manypeople around me, so I’ve
dining room waitresses. Cakeandpop ¯ . . :.
always been a pack mule.
" ’ t..
were devoured by one and all .that
In and about Sunrise Campalone
I have packed many a load into
My
word!!
...
!.
eveningof tl~e 29th. .....
within a half mile radius, there were
the High Sierra Campsand have been Julian Hughes, our honorable night. ’!.¯ ’ 1"
more than fifty
species, from gay
on manycampingtrips. I have packed
auditor, shot a 39 on the golf course, .....!
yellow buttercups and brilliant
mathe motor from a fallen airplane back July 31. .Eeeee-gads. He has. been ’ !.
genta Mountain Pride and Whorled
to civilization.
WhenSunrise Camp playing only two months.. ~
.Joe . : f.
Penstemon
to the flowers of the little
was under construction,.
I packed Martin spent his honeymoon at We- ".! "
stream that trickles beside the campeverything from rocks for the base
wona last week-not the "Speaker I
Sierra Heather and Labrador Tea,
and walls to galvanized iron for the
of the House," but Vickie and Joe .~. i
Columbine, and Meadow Rue and
top.
Martin of Los Angeles. ..Golf Shop....!
even a little
of the small flowered
If there is anything to be packed, statistics-a hole in one on the" eighth
...
i"
high mountain Lappula.
. -:--’
..
.
" f
I think I can pack it-if the packers with a seven iron at 150 yards was...
;.
Our days there were very pleasant can load it so I can stay under it.
made by Mr. William Cullen from ...
~.
looking out from lhe bench across
The day this picture was taken, I
Anaheim. He and his wife vacationed ’
the meadowand over to MI. Florence was called upon to take this 12 foot
!i
at Wawonafor four days recentlyl.
and Mt. Clark for gorgeous sunsets.
aluminum boat to Merced Lake. They
~O~
"
t
One of our group even got up for
sent another mule along in case I
’ ¯
SWAPTALK
the 6 o’clock sunrise on our last
got too tired, but I took it all the
For Sale - Mercury Mo.nterey twoI
morning.
way without putting a hole, a dent,
door. Priced subslantially under blue-...
..
or evena scratch on it.
Before we left the Sunrise Camp
¯!
book. FR 2-4852.
~O-we had the first flag raising ceremony
Ford station wagon, 6 cy!inderl 4-. :. i
WANTA RIDE’?.
door, overdrive, 1954 model, good ..
there. Syd Ledson brought up a flag
Need a ride to Chicago after
condition. $300.. FR 2-4852.
and prepared a pole and pulley for
summer? Leaving day after Labor
For Sale: Kelvinator refrigerator like.
the ceremony - comp!ete with pho- Day, S’~pt. 3. Expect to be there Sept.
new.
Camp6,E 4.
6, Joan McAdams FR 2-9904
tographers.
¯’
¯ .¯
¯
.
.
.:
We Saw-.over a hundreddifferent.
~j[~~~.
Oak and onJu y,31.
Dick .Bodden’s?.d":!.
~: ~
"
i
j
¯ against Armida Anderson of Los
Angeles, and Mrs. Bondshu.emerged
the.~;ictor, with a gross 89.. Another
all-time
low. score was posted by
Inky Petersen when. she met Dete
Oliver in a battle for the President’s
Trophy and shot a gross 98. In addition to being the winner of this
flight, Miss Petersen was medalist of
the tournament with a net 70.
Consolation matchesresulted in the
following "family" winners:
Championship Flights,Rex Hickok
Madeline Hickok
President’s Flights--Keitli Kaeser.
Sophia Kaeser
The 9-hole handicap division tournament for the women was won by
YvonneLamoreauxwith a net 69, followed by Audrey Ewing with a 74.
The requirement for this group was
two 9-hole rounds.
Amongthe several lighter incidents
of these serious golf finals was the
rollment farms can be. obtained from
E. Bruun on Labor Day:or thereafter.:
The first day of school ..iS to be
September10, 1962] All children are
to report on that day regardless" of
.grade.
fromthe landing area: So, probably.i" ." . "; ..
¯ "
’ " ’ "
"
" ’ " ’ ’. ;i]
the individuals most affected were--:~..,~
MOBILE X-RAY UNIT IN YOSEMITE TheAhwahnee
staff people.’. . ~i...’. ::......k.
Bob: Maynard, designated togreet .;: :l
The Mobile X-ray Unit will be in
Yosemite, in front of the Museum,on the president, on. his arrival at the ...... .’}
hotel, reportsthat he:had a terrible ’""
September 4, and will offer free
.:J
worry that he would either faint:
or
service.
¯
. .. . "
I
" . ;
Last year 1234 X-rays were taken in welcome Mr. Kennedy with "Welcome
¯’
"
.’1
to the Ahwahnee, President Eisen-:
Mariposo and in Yosemite during
this sameperiod. Of these, six were hower." Fred Pierson had a.complete,.
..
pre-selected
dinner
ready
to
put.0n
suspicious of T.B. and were followed
i
!
up through the co-operation of the T.B. the stove. A half hour before serving
Association and County Health De- time, he received a field order chang- .q.":
. :
partmenl; four showedsuspicions of ing the whole thing. He rose to the
task
masterfully
and,
at
dinner
time,
cardiac ailment and 15 of other
.
¯, ...
(Cenllnued ~mp,~c four)
had caught-in-the-park rainbow and
pathological ailments.
’ :
The entire cost of bringing the
golden trout broiled and boned. Mind: .:.
. ..i
JAN POPPERRETURNS
Mobile X-ray unit to Mariposa County, ful of her guest’s fondnessfor rocking
¯ .i.
Jan Popperwill be in Yasernile from operating it during the time it is here chairs, Housek.eeper.Valeria Bernadt
August 27 until Seplember2 with 1he processing and reading the film is
found one and had it re-done for .the
same group of Japanese student op- borne by the local T.B. Association.
suite..
....
Funds for this service, the followup presidential
era singers who charmedlocal audi¯
.
. .
Mary Curry Tresidder and Hilmer
..
and case detection throughout the
ences with several performances last
winter. Theywill sing at various hotel: year are supported by the Annual Oehh’nann were introduced .to the
¯ . ..
,
(Ccmfinuedon page fi,ur)
..
Christmas Seal Campaign.
units: ¯
THESEITEMS AREFORTHE INI"EREST OF PARK EMPLOYEESAND ARE NOT FOR PUBLICATION
-o--
i::", dinary ’problems. .There is no line of
I
i.. : ’: Sight radio signal to Merced;.and
there
J..:
:.
.is
no
electric
power
available.
Ser..
, .¯
!;:.. ,vice.is providedfrom the Turtle Dome
’ik " and.Sentinel DomeMicrowave stations
¯ by three radio circuits to.Tuolumne
!
’:.
MeadOws
and one circuit to Yosemite
I. ¯ .Creek.; These terminate in radio
i:i... Station in the area. Wire lines fan out
I.
:from each .station to the various
:....
’ ’ locations served..
~,
.. Wired into the Tuolumne radio
i. i
: ’
station
are the phones in the
Meadows,Tioga Pass Entrance Station,
I.
and two High Sierra Camps-Vogel’
sang and Glen Aulin. The Yosemite
Creek radio station serves the area
between Tenaya Lake and White Wolf,
¯
including May Lake. Thus, if from
¯
.Tuolumneone wishes to talk to someone at TenayaLake, only a few miles
i
away, the signal goes by. radio to
- Merced and back to Tenaya;
The radio stations generate their
" .own power, each being supplied with
¯ two Fairbanks Morse diesel engine
alternators
or generators.
One
machine operates as the main unil,
while the other serves as a standby.
The olher two High Sierra campsare
connectedby cable to the dial office
in Yosemite.
Wind and rain, snow and falling
trees leave their marks, and all the
. lines in the back country have to be
rebuilt every spring.
The cables servicing MercedL’.ske,
.Sunrise Camp, Vogelsang, and Glen
t
j
Si ncerely,
. KennethO’Donnell
Special Assistant io the
President
¯ Enclosed. was a card for each girl
saying "Best Wishes", and signed,
" ":.
"John F. Kennedy."
mO~
MILLER--GLOVER
There will be wedding bells for
Sharon Miller, CampCurry maid who
lives on The Terrace, and Gary Glover,
YosemiteLodge, on Sept. 5.. After the
weddingthey will both continue their
schooling, she at Fresno City College
and he at Fresno
State College.
"~
"4::.~.’."
: "-4-.7.:~-~
--~-’.Y~-:
"~’-:.’:
":: :".;’Yf
2"."
.t’:":~.:~’-’-~-.--’-’---.~:-- -----7Z’--: ~..’T.T
~7":~’7
"7"-g’-"
--_’3~
-
Aulin necessarily must be serviced by
horseback and take about two months
to rebuild each spring. As soon as
the roads are open the telephone
mengo in, usually two or three men
with a three mule pack train,
to
repair the lines. Frequentlythey’re the
first into the back country. Sometimes,
if the trail crews are working in the
samearea, they camptogether. These
men are experienced mountaineers
and horsemen sent frorn Merced by
the telephone company. There may
alsobe frequent repair lrips during
the summer, necessitated by damage
from lightning storms.
So, with snowshoe trips in winter
(frequently required in the Sentinel
Domearea) and pack trips in surnmer
your telephone man has no trouble
keeping up on..his mountaineering.
.’...,’
,,
:/"’.~.-’1..:,’.,~:,:.i~:i
,:: ".. ,,!. ~,.. ~;,.’,.
:~:."4.,..~..:.,,:,
’.~p.
ii!i
I
:’.II
FROM:AFEW/WH0:IWEREiTHERE:"!I:
i i ~~- ~,~,
: ! i ,!-i
i i:TI:JoLU’MNE
ME:AD0WSi
~
i:!:iiii:~:i:ii::
" : .... . ’: /, ..
:, , . : ::NOT:OFF
TNE’.
.;.:; :
¯ . ¯ .’:ii.!:.:i~!~/::i",-":..:!:.j,:":.,":.
.’. :.... ........ ::...’:,}".’.::"’."’ .i . ::.. .. ::.~..i ,:".. ’.:.. :" "-:...,".........:.:,:".
":.".~..:. ’:":.;.", .""}.~:.":.".:.".:.;
fr m:.ih’::" " g~.:.:}=:ji::/:,!
:":
’,:;:,..:;",::
~
:.
’.
:".
l
::
.’:~
,....
..:.:.:
:1
:..j.:il
..i:i!i.:i’.:;:.::-:"Fr~m
.H0Stess,
Kif.Whiiman-".vl..
:..:: ;."...,"~.:.":’:"~:^:’";:.i: .~:",.:~~
. ~’:.~i.,~.. .::::.}"’ ".::.i~i::.:.’.’"..?i"".
:.::::~:::",v:",":.:/...;.."}:.-..::ii.[:::}}i/
......
¯ ’’ " ’....
ouaenougn:::-::,,:.:; -.........:....
:, .~.-,-. :. ,.,,;:.. . . ..:... ¯ ¯ . .-..: ’ .:,..:. .... . ...,~,~g." . ~k.,...u’4~l.~lr~,.: ::.. ... ..... . .~nougn..nof"snoufing:
’ ..":. :.:..~.~~..-:. .: ’.wnen....’.,nt.oauced myself" to the:.’-;::,,.
~:....lli,-::...
~l~I~’~~:.....:... to beheai-dih the:Valey2TUoumne""-";~: .... .’ ¯
’ " "- ": ¯ ’ .... :"::" ’~ -’/:’::;y’’;’ ..:: .i:.,...
’¯ ¯" . .:.
"
+."..
;
President/
he,COULDN’T
have"
bee:n
""":
’.~:.~
-/’~~~""
" " ’ " ’ ~ ....
.....-.::.,:::..:.}:
: .. ~ .. ,.... ....,..,... ,........,: ....:... ;-.. ~~~,/:. " :: :-..:empI0yees..:.have..,
been...k~eeping:.-ex-".:/..:i;..i,.:::.."!. :..: " i....
’ ...: .i:.. ~ .(i:/"::.n. I c er:qsn°0K..:.m.Y..
n a na ¯ a na..Cos.[.h,s ..~~~\.;.. . " ./.... :........... treme ly a ctive.ih"the"me¢ca:ofthe’.hi
g hii’;i ,i;~:ii",:’~ " ::.":.::"i;
./f.~.~ll~~
~t-.
" " .......
¯ " ¯ spa upon me. :... " " ’ ". .........
" Hikingiisithe/m
’ ’ ..... ::t-..p
’ as
:ou’ar""::"
" "
.-country.
p I.....:::,!:i.:::.~i,.!
i."-~:::"
¯ .". .... .....:.’:-....,... ..... .:::....};..-.". .... , :.:"."[,~~.~I;I~II,
fE~-
."L
:
¯:::::::../::.
’. : ’ ." .. ... Bill :Bracl~e6kg.m’p
s :f..r i e n d s aPe.:!.i.. , :..’p.:. .... " ..... y,:..... ’:....g ,::".:.::::!:--.; .} :. :-.’...
¯ " :.. -:.::-!:. ....:...... " ,
..
¯ !::.::..
for. me:’.’ ’ . ¯ ’ " ’:...": . " ."." ..::::. ....happytoi<noW’thafheemerged
.ast : Camps
andparts-of:the"Mur...Ti"ail.out.:.". ::.’"i,::}:...
.... ": ....
’ .
""
¯ ,. ’: ,.. " .
’.
¯
......
,
..
. ¯
" . . . " ¯
" .’: ’::"; ’.:i:. " "’: i’ ,~ ....
Meadows;..:
" .. " ....".: ::...{ ...’;".: .::. " ..
. ~.:!:.: .. ::My. day; I..felt,.
was"complete....Heweekr from the: plaster castthat en- o1" Agnew
’ . ..
" " "
"
" ¯
. ....
¯ .
" " ’. " . " .. . . ’ .’ .. . ". ,’,r,..
’. :5 . :"’"’r-’
’ " . "
"
’
"’
’
"
"
’
’
’
’"
"
’
"
" :"". ." "¯ got.~n his car .and :drove off..What.,
" ’
ca sed.
"
h~s broken, back..Just, e~ght . . .Moonl t TenayaLake .waterm’e on..""."-! .":. : :
¯ ".. a esson n d p omacy! ". ¯ ’ ’" " :. weeksafter fa ng from that adder;,:. ’-art"es) as welas ocorn a’ncl cic]er:’ {::::’:
" "
art hme
. .. work
.
"aga
. Pn¯ on
¯ ..a : pariies:.springingup.for
various, intek-. : :...:.. i:i. .. ... .. ’ .:
", O
.--T’
i . .. . ’: he started
. !/i .. ! .: :.
:
~......i.As JFKsat alone on his balc0ny" basis..Wh0said.it"s bad luck tO" walk .. esting reasonsfil!..U p the.twent~,-f0uri "’.:-.:.:ir!!i
¯ :."
’’;.i" waiting for the Firefall, .eighi: Secret" UNDER
a", ladder?....i
r
’
.
.’r/r"’’
...
i."
.hours.
Of
’the
day..
Evenithe"absence....!i.i},::F
¯ .
. ., ,..’,
. . ¯ .
¯
..
-, ’.. ~ ¯ .... ¯
¯
.".
Service.
men
sto0d.shoulder
to.should¯
¯
"
"
theingen~ous.
’:
""
..
:":
......
""
of electricitydid
not stop
. !’. .. ..
LucilleCooper
¯.
.. is again . at’ her post
.
. . , . .
¯ . ... , . ,.. ’.!: . . .. ..
’" " er on the lawn below. A trio of Singers in. the Village Store after" a ~long crew-they
Welcomed the co"ming ...~
.
." ’and.a Violinist faced the Secret ser.
a. :.~:"::i,;
absence dueto¯ . a. lame ¯backi’
....
"... "autumn"with:the"Harvasf-"Blast";
. . .
. . . .
’ . .".. ::..[ ¯
.
, .
, ¯ ¯
.vice
and
the
relaxing
President.
:’:
¯.
....
" Lois and Frank Kowski,. Wyatt. and. dancepar, ty with.records spunwith:,: :...:!..
theaid.of a-reloca~:ed generator. .. :: ~i"i " ¯ .
Half" in awe, half in jest, Glenn
will Canyon
leave where
on.August
27 will
for
¯ Tomena
the. Grand
. Frank
’ "
’.
, . ’ .L..I
"’
:
Willard .whispered, "Don’t anybody
Thirty,nineyear01d
ChefBobbirthday
Ran--:" ....-:!.
.... ..¯
¯ reach for a cigaret or we’ll all be
wederwas
su.rprised..wiih.his
.:
::
...,.
.
direct developmentOf .the "new.Park.
". .mowed down!"
Service Training Center.
party, especially .those "gifts desgned. ’:’ ". ;"
::
..As" the "Indian Love Call" and
to please.,., On.the.., followingevening..".:..::!" "
Travel to the Park .passed the
":" violin 0bligato faded with the Firefall,:
.. ..
million mark on August 11. If present was. the .annual..steak fry. thrown........".i.li
a voice cameout of the. darkness...
by
Manager
Mel.
Najarian..The
en-~.....
:J.
trend continues, it. is expected that
¯
."it was unmistakable....."
staff,
.,
includi...":....i:~i " v" ". ;~
more than the estimated million and tire Tuolumne. . .Meadows.
:
"That .was very nice. Thank you half visitors will .enter Yosemite’s ing Rangers..made
the’ excitingdrive
. .~ ....
"
. very much. Where do you play?"
up to Gaylor Meadowstofeast.upon .....:
.
gates in 1962.
’." ¯ .A brief conversation-another page
steak, corn-on-the-cobi:"french bread. .. i
. Troy Riley, from NewYork, former
for the memorybooks.
and extras combinedwith enthusiastic ’ ’~
life guard at the CampCurry pool
participation in .,volleyball by moon-’ " ! ’
and
resident
on
the
Terrace,
has
trans. .".: " Therewasa Latin-Americancouple
.
light" and songs accompaniedon our.¯-.."
ferred to The Ahwahneeswitchboard.
who came very early and stationed
~:
recently returned Piano: ThanksSyd!.
themselves where they would be sure She hopesto stay through the fall.
Mona Inn. is again the popular
.of seeing the President. She carried a
The Camp Curry Barber Shop has palace of famous cowboy .ho~ted
::
small American flag in her hand, the been closed for the season.
steak dinners and juke box live, while.
....
.... only flag visible. President Kennedy
Mignon Augsberry, who makes her daylight hours are spent swimming
’
noticed-turned to greet them. They part-time summerhomein Yosemite,
and sunning on the "rocks" under
’.
were SO glad 1o be Americans, they will be returning to San Francisco on the warm August sun. However with
i... told him.
August 31.
all this natural bounty,..".the. Crew
AND COMMENTS
’Tm complelely amazedat the quiet
II
efficiency of lhe Secret Service men,
-says night houseman Bob Turnbull,
"unobtrusive, courteous, always there.
Onefeels confidenl the President is
in good hands."
Nels Murdock, NPS,has been transferred from Chief of Visitor Protection,
WashingtonD. C., to Deputy Chief of
U. S. Park Police at National Capitol
Parks, WashingtonD. C.
-
II
"No trouble at all..""Very friendly..
¯ RonnieWillard, after the President "As he left, extending a friendly handspoke to him personally, "lm going to shake to manyof the staff, he looked
move to Washinglon where I can be like any tourist-rumpled hair, sunburned nose," frorn membersof the
near him!"
.... And--"A most gracious guest, ." Hotel Staff.
regrets to announcethat. . President
Kennedy was unable.to accept their
"cordial and appealing invitation"
to visit TuolumneMeadows.
--"O~
’
"
’ A THOUGHT
Theysay that it is better to be poor
and happy, than rich and miserablei .
but couldn’t s0metl~ing, be worked..
out, such as being moderately rich.
. .:
and just moody? ’
.:
’.. ,J
.
’ i
.
,
I
/
-
¸’’"
’ " : ’." "
¯ . .....
."
’:, "; ,’"" " , ’.~’’ : " .... ’" "H" " - ’’,
" ~’: " - ", " ."’ "
.,’ """;’. " ....
""....
: ""’, ""..
":"
:.V. . . . ..
"
:..:" .’i’ ’~’-I.:)~
. " ’",. r’"’"
. : " . ""r -’ ....
" "" ""...’. "
" ’" ~’"": ¯ ’.,~:~.:~,:~:
" ’ ’ : ...
’ " ’~:~.
" "" ’/"’,." :’.:,’,,L-,’,,,
,:.:,".:-.’"!/,
<"f.
~,-"/"<’,i ,’ ’"~ ’ ’ :,....:’.~..":"":,Y,
’,: -: ’.".[’,"/:~:,’ ;" ’ ".. ,’ ’"’. ...’:.L:.. i :,, ",... ’ :."..: ,,. .." .......’.~.r...."’:.,.i:
"’",,~
"i,:’,,,.,,’,:,;
’".’.,.
’ ’"
" :
" ~
,...,?.-,.
¯
.’ " ~,~,’., .
:
’,,’,~r’.~ "" ,~"’ "’ ’" :"Y’ ""’" "
?,’,"" .’," ,’., , "’. V,.L’ .~~" ’. - ¯ ,"" : " ’. ¯
" : , .’/
,’...
~ .’"’...,
- ".,....-.
" ’
"" .’" " "~’" "-’ "’’ " " "": ’
¯ ;:.’. "
. ....
" ,’. "
’ : ¯ ’:’. - . : ¯ ’,,
~ .o.".,"~.. ,’,~
’ ,, : - " " ...’
’ , . . ,:
." "" ,, . " ~,
." i
, ’’- : ’,., ",,’"
~"’
’]’ i
~ ~"’ "r"’
’ .L "
’ . " ."
, ." "
’. , . ~" . ". "
. ..’ . ¯ .. .. ....
" ,’.
":
;-i !~:’
¯
¯ . .",:’~’."
" ". ~ .. ,. .- ,", -,. " .,,~" ,,...
,,’.,,’.’ .’.[. "’’~L, ’" ’" ./:,"’,’;.,,
"
," ,, ~:.’;"1,..;:.i: ’:’.!’
" ¯
" "" , -" ’ . : ; .., "~’. ":’. ,.’C
.:’:’’ . ’":" "’" " C’~’’I".":.’,’:.(
. " ". , "- ." .’-"
. .
"’" "
; . : .".: .. " ’ ". ’." ..’.. ....,’,.,:,’,/,i:.’i:’::,~:i-~.!.;;~,~’.~:~]~?~:’~’~’.,.
"’.’" ".’;:] .’ ’- i:’. ":.’. i~, "." . ¯ ." .’ .’...’~’.~.’,
":. ’-: ". "" i ", ,’ " ’"’.’" , --’, L "..’ "..’" ."
i’i
~ ’.’"~:’y",’~;:’."~’
~.¯~’..- "~;’";~’~’~"T.~’;:~’i’~’U~:’~
; ":~’,’::"~7,~.",~:,:":,:~:’:[~,"~’~’.~:’’~,’"~"’~T’’""~:~"’.T/;~":
.’,’.~’,~:,~’:’"
,,:"¯ ---’,,.-:,L.,
~,~-- ’::."~-’~-,’ ~‘~.~:~.:‘:~?~:.~.~?~..~‘~:‘:~>~.~.‘~.~.,~-‘~.~:b~:?~;‘~7~
,~
" ’ -" ., . " ’., ,,r~’/: ..
...’. ~:.’_.-..:
,~.: ,,,~’.
:.-. ,, ,..., :..:. :~,.,. ," ,’.:~ ..,,. " ~’~. ", .J, ,’,.-i’, ,,’,.~...’,’; .,,",:, ~.,,)’.-.,,: .,.. :.,~ :. ’, ~,.. :! ,~
¯ .
"’~
.,,, .....
,..’:v-,;
,,-,,.,,.
~,~,:,’..,
]~,,
~’:~’:’",
-.’..’" ~C.’. ".,. "/ , .., , ,,, , , ..,...,,
,.,
. ],
,., ,
.,., ,. , ,........
, ,
.,.,~ ..., .......
..,
_..
_. ,, , ,.........
,,:,,
......
,,.,.:
, ,..~
,..-,~,~.,
¯ .... .
.. ,. i,,~,.,,,..,,:.
,
, ,. . .~ .~..,,
........, ......,,~,..
.. . .~,,,
,,..:,, . , , .,,
...,.;.,
.... , ...
,.,,, .,, : ,,.....
, , , .......
....
........
, , ., ....,-,
. .
,..,,,
,,~..
~ ,. ,~. .... ,.. ,.,,, ,. , , , .,,
,.,,,
.~,
,,, , ,i .......
, , ,, ......
~ :’.
,,, , .,.
’’~
,.
,
" L ..... ¯ .,r ¯ .?~.,~.
,.,, ~
’ ,’,.’,..’,
~ .;~ ¯ ,’~ ~’ ....
..:’ ,...:.
, . .....
’- ...,¯., ....
.;,..’ ......
, .,, ~....
,..., ,.. .,, ¢,:.
, ,:: ~.,,.. ,,=,
: .....
, ,,,,,.,..,,,, .., ~....
: ,...
.,.. ..,...
,. ’",, , ,.,
,,~,¯
..,-.., :,~.’.
¯ -..
~. .~ .:~ .......
. , ...,,
¯ .., .....
.,, ,, :.,~..
,,-..., ¯ ,, -.,
,~.. ..L,,~,
,. , , . ,,.,: ~,’,, , , ..,, ,,.,,,.,... ...., ,.,~
~,.. ,,,...,,..,...,~
.~ ,
.,., L’,,:,
..~¢ ....
,., ....
’
’ ....... " ...... " .... "’’’~’~’" .......... ’ ’"""
. .". ’.’.:lr]-’L":"’:: ......
... ~ .’ .. ~!..’,!,."’!,:~..’,’,’’.~.’..,.’~,.:..,,."
..[ ’ , ...:., ./.’." :.’. ,", :. <"’,.,..’. ./ ’ ’ ",.’:,’.’..
¯
.,
~
i
.
’’ .....
........
’"
""
’:" !’’’’
. ..... "’’:’
. .., ,,.
"’ ’’’:’~:,’S~’~"’’"’’’’; " ’"’ :’’:’’’":""::""""’":’’’~’" ........ ’ ’
. ,. ., ,. ’: ~ .’.’ "." ...’:.’ ...... .,... ",.....:,
,, :’-~:.:
::’:::~ ..:.,,,.,<""~.
..... ....
:’,,.. ’..~~,YOSEMITE,
SENTINEL": >’::: ,.., ’f ,..::’
’.~ ... :’,,. , :.. ~"’,,..,¯,:’ .,.¯~,,:,,,::.,~.,.(
:’ ::", : ::":>’:
,::.,.,.,.,..,,. ’~:,~
,.,.......’ ....:4,
,. ,,¯ ,...
,...’,....: ",.:,.
,,..,,. ~.~,:.....,,
..., ,’,..,.,"
,.,;.~,,.....
, , .
., .,..- .,,,,. : ,; , ,’,,. ’, ,-,,..... ,:,.., ¯ ,,,,...~,...::..;....
i’;:/i.LIII , .-: ::: ....
....
: .... :: ....
< : ....
,,:.:,,../:;:..LEWlS¯MEMORIALHOSPITAL
r:’,,
SUMMER.ROUND.UP:FROM¯
THE’:, ,i’ .::":CLOSING’:
II
: :,
%/
:
:’>i
:
m Imi
.......
H~
)ATE~
" . .] :.. !.!.::..i::;]::....ilBiergstr.om..,rel~grted.i[.:,:f~or-.idUt)~
:,a"!":.t.he".:].]
.’"’:).""c0n]iibuted
BycarlJa
COX:;]".::":.]
;¯:" .~..:"..::,.Coffee:..$h0p].i:~;~-:..~,~:~.::~:~::i]!A"0g.~i’!.!).2
] ............. . :;..!)/.-.i
.- 21~"2.~:;:"Se’Pi’ern}~ei~i:~.i;~";;ii
~...... .: ... i:...i :i:i.i;..,h0sp.ital......He..:
c6m.es
...i here;,
fr.om.?
.San
....,i:j UNE
"~.",
H
ghlight
:
of
:"the.:."monih;::.i:.Cafeteria.;,~
2
’--.e:.2:2
’if’i.’
i::ii.!.. <i..;.:ii:~i:;>.:.i..
,
ilii’i "
i..-..’..:".il..
’..i,.~...::
F.rar~.cisc0."...
i: :i".i:..’.:.:"...:
,.:...’",, ""’"’"r’,"’r’:’d,":’,’~ ,’: "~’":’ ~.i.was)a
:.v:isitlfr0m
a. young
Indian
from.i.Gift"iS!~op
’~2:2L:~".--~:2-b.:2"!".Sep.~tem.B’eki:.:i)?".51~
i )!ji:i. ~i!!):".
!:I,:!:,:I.,’,
a .St~op...~~2):~
i.".. july’.:.25th~
: MarY
: J.ane’i and.Barry"/Bombay,.
me..!:Na"WaS
~. ~..~:S.ep!e~m
I~e~ii~.~i!!):~:}i:
i,}:i}~."..’ , "-.ii.~
’ jwho, .~said,.:"Just"cali"...
¯" i"" . .
::I ’.~..: iiil : .-: .... ..i.i
::.:/C.. ,Hutchings’became
the proudparents:; Beri "I’(H
s"n:arnewasBrut/"H~": s 23rSwimm
"ng’ Po0L2_2ii±.se~tember3(i
¯ ......
¯ * " ~
., ,
. : ’ : ...
. , ,.
. .,:
, " " ¯ ¯ ....
¯ " -- .. .. " - ¯
, .
., .
- ,/ .. : ~.. .. .
¯ ~ . . -- ..
, ., . ¯ , - . ,. ) ¯ . ,,.. .., . ..’,.
: ." ~r,....
¯ ¯ ",,
" :. " ’ ,i". :.] ."°fa7 pound5
..ounce
b.abygir.!,"
and..:,years
old,:ispresently
;nderi.aking
iliS. ."HO[,~’°E.KEEP!N~3~"
.)".’ .]]-I :-’.’.i":i:i.i:"ii]i’:i:i’i.:(":!i".i:?~i ’ :!i!;.iiii:~!i! I]i:"...:.,::. ’
. he.r-Janey. . i: i" i I .-.
"
~"" i ~,. :I ~ir " i: :.:named.
Doct0rate
in...CiV!l
Engineering:
at.
the......Stoneman
.Sbction
.. ~--.~Septe
m..b.er./ii3.1.’.i.li.:~!~:.]::!
!i;iiI~ .....i :.. :..:.
Lynn.
"’r,:~’’"’’ ’:"
¯
1.7,.Jea.n
a.nd...Garl.and:
.:Un.iversityof Ohio,:is:a.me.mbe):.of-.tt~e".
.Main.se!ti0n~..~.~-..-.(~-21~2Septem.B,e!Sg.:~:.:C~,:::i~:i:i~i.
:, :.,)i ...
. ... ).."....i.. .onAugust
¯ . -:. .::Moore..welcomeda
9:.Pound.
6 ou.nce..j.di.nine..sectl0flthe..HindUi’St
Cull.who.."Store. .,~:i . "::".-_’~-i.September."~.;3:i..;..:i~;ii.i:!:iii.!....,
:.)":’.
:......
: . ..b elle
" V e that ..all..a
¯ ~,~,~
.~ .-;,~,~.~ .: TUOLUMNE.MEA.DOWS-: -. ,.
......
.’
’.,,.,~
.....
, ¯ ." ¯:.: .: ~ baby. boy
. ....,.". ..- ....
..........
....................
.....
...>-"...~.....
.....:~.-~r,’.¯.........
’ "i .:.:. " :.: AnoiherboyarriVedon.AugUst"li.i .ancl-nus~n0tbeki led Theyareveg-Lodge
..__2._,.-LL--2~.sep-tembei~.!..io.,;:i:.).i.i.:,,.i.:!i.i.....::..i
..
¯ . ’ i".. i.i... ¯ He.isMicl~ael
Allen;: his" p.arenis.
Sto!e--’-:-:-2--~2i"-~:~--:
Seiq.temb~r:iii~iii~~iii:i::.21..,..
.,are,, "etar.an"s,0 b v.io, us yi.We.d.scussed.
I’ : ..: .-. ’
,....-. FredaandCha.resR0.essof. . Cascades,..
India’s fore!~npo ’yc ,. marr’.age as""’t ¯ CoffeeShoa...", ...." ." ." Seatember._
.9~i.;""’.’"..I.,:.,..,
... ......
.: ".. ..
~" ... andhe we’ghed.in at8 pounds4oz ’is arranged .in" ndia ,at the ~resent HIGHSIEI~RAC.~MPS~.
...,",~",-,.:-,~:;i..;:..:..,-’:,;’-..;
¯ . ’
’
"
’ : ’...’
’: ’ .. .
¯ "’
’ ’ ’
, " . "
’.... "
" .,
- ."’. ¯ ° .
"
.’’" ’ .
’ : ."",~":",.’"Y::’.:~"’:!di,!
." .,
"time and
....,
.. . .... --o-- .......
. ....
introduced the well. known.White Wolf 2____±__September..4..~:.;...:.:r:.
:
TALK. .. ¯ ¯ card gameofHeartsint0 his collecfion "." Glen Aulin ’ . " ’": " " "Septemb’er.61""!.)~."!l ) "’ :. ¯ i ... ¯ ¯ . .: , SWAP
’II,: i
i . . . " ;.r’. . #r
For sale: Babycrib:& misc. nur- of Americana ’ . .. " I .... I . ., MayLake~ i :-_!L,~-."September:o:)~~."!!~;i.~.]i"~.i
,
"
’
¯
’ "
"
’.
:" ’
" ¯
¯ ¯ ’.’.
: " i , " . - .
,
" ¯ i .... ’! ’:’-...i.’"
.; ,"l: ." ,
.....
’
. Sunrise __,- .... .~.~__.September....9.... :I:. ."
: ’!. sery-equipmenf,. $15.. Auto-denl $5.
JULY- Employees and guests.en- ./, .... ,, , . ".". ..... ,...: ."’’,’."’’’,4"’:.-’i’r::"::’"/.’ "" ’
.
" ~ercea LaKe.~__-. ~_-_ .~epTemoer
y ":.. .... ¯ .:
FR
..
. .2-4584.
¯ ..
.
¯
.....".
joyeda party sponsored bymanager ,, "
. ¯ ..,.....,...,..-.:,.
.".;-.’i..... ¯
. ....
...
. .. voge~sang-_____ .... -.~epTem~er.-y..
.. :.} ’ ’
i. ¯
. For sale: 6-54" Curtains& drapes; Spencer . Grams¯A
¯
four course mea ¯’
. "...
¯.
¯ "
’ ...,..::. J. :::/ ....
’
" "
’ ’
’~O~ ....
,,
".r ". "":’.!"
¯ "
I 1.2 - 30!’ chests, natural finish; 1 - 24" featuring steaks was. served in. the...
"
i’:"" <’i:’:t" ’:. "
NEW "GOLF’ CHAMP
i.. ’bookcase; 1 - 12" bookcase¯ Faye cafeteria, followed by dancing. and " :
IONS:":..":.’/"~:"";"~
’ "
’’’][
.... "
..:.....
. ’ ’,’.. .
’ " : ’ " from
’ " "/
" I )-..
T .....:.[.,..:" " ~(:.’
page.
.".Bullock, FR 2-9909. Tecoya DormE.
. (continued.
merriment on the terrace.
¯ "
For sale: 1959 Fiat Tudor, 4 cylinmoment,
at thei7th. tee.when’;Dete:
i~ :i’.-;"":;;",.,!.i .
A vis ration from one of Yosernite’s
der, 4 speed; 30 to 40 miles per
Oliver" re-check’ed
.. her. match
.isc.°.re.--i:"ii.::.!:!l.
notorious bears caused brave man’
¯ .gallon, top speed60 miles per hour. ager Spencer Grams, "The Prince of with OpponentInky Petersen.andre-..::".:I:’.
..."..,.. .. :’..I~ ¯
alized she ..was not. yet defeated
....
.... 18,000 actual miles, one owner, good
but ....: .’... "
the" Woods," to accost and subdue
" . condition. $525. See George Shuck, the ferocious beast not ten yards "dormy"with"a chanceof recoverii, n .-...:,.:.i.....
the excitementsheil~en att’empted."io i ":! i
.Museum, 2-4611 or at Chinquapin,
from the Lodge. The beast was mangstuff the flag. pole into.k~er’golfibag :c.,"!-":".
2-4818.
ling several carrots.
along with.the putter’! ~¯
¯
" ":
" ’~
... ....-...
For sale: ’55 Buick, HT, W/WR&H;
" ""
"’
I
AUGUST- Saturday evening, the
¯ Sign-ups for theAnnual WaW6na~.",.:’~.’i.~
..
reasonable¯ Hern~an Adams,Tent 46,
4th,
Ranger
John
Goodwin
andMrs.
MixedScotch. Open."to be played. i:..:.i.i.ii:
.
Camp6. Worksat Village Coffee Shop
Goodwin,
of
the
Redwood
Shop,
inSunday
August
26th
must
be
made:"
....
&. Restaurant.
¯ ’,.. ’ i
with pro Charlie Eagle on the..daY."ii:".::..
For Sale: As good as new bunk or vited the staff to an evening of
’
twin beds, consisting of maple book- singing and roasting hot dogs by lhe before. A pot-luck picnic will follow...")-!
Redwood this
and trophies
the new.:::" ¯ .Ij
case-headboards, wagonwheel-Foot- campfire. Laura Lafferty,
club event
champions
will beforpresented.
’
.
’ .: ~ i
Shop
manager,
enterlained
us
with
~.
boards, siderails and ladder, $45.00.
her harmonica. Celebrated that even- Mr. and Mrs. Cy Wrightl Managers......,
FR 2-4458.
ing was the birthday of Peter Gunter, of the WawonaHotel, have generousC.. ’
THE PRESIDENT
dishwasher at the Lodge. He received ly donateda perpetual awardto show" i ...
(Continued f’rom pa~’c onc~
as gifts one box of cornflakes, one the yearly winners of the Open¯ Thei. ,~
president by manager Maynard. A trout head, one frankfurter
with
"Wright Trophy" is an appropriate ’. :~
sauerkraut,
and
kisses
frorn
the
girls.
local photographer, wha si~ail remain
recognition of ihis very popular and . ’"
’nameless, becameso flustered he forManyhappyretL.rns,. Pete.
final fun-tournament of. the season.:. ..
got to photograph the presidents
Mrs. Dorthy Spring with her sister
Last year’s firsl place winners featur- " ";
’ " ’t
when they met.
and two grandchildren arrived to
ed two teams tied with net 29 ¼: Nita
’)
The right hands on many Ahwah- spend one of their numerousYosemite Newland of Fresno and Dr, .Jack
"~
nee peoplestill tingle from las) week’s vacations with us. Mrs. Spring was o’ Greenwell of Tulare, Alice Hansonof ."I
presidenlial handshake.
passenger in the sixth car to enter
Firebaugh and Keith Koeser.of.Mon-"’ .¯
As inexperienced as we are in eval- Yosemite Valley.
terey Park.
¯
."..i
uating presidential countenance, we
Biggesl excitement of the month
The Sundaypicnic will feature two . .!
felt his conveyed such friendliness
was lhe return of the bear who came distinguisl~ed sets: a "crying corner"....i
and mognetismthat our political dif1o dinner and was literally
hosedoff
for .those whoalwaysget.lost,.in the .’ ’~I
ferences seemed almost embarrass- by Spencer to discourage him from stretch and a "HarmonyCorner" with. " .-..i
’
"1
ing.
helping himself from the guesls’ trays¯ ¯ Sing A-Long Herky.
" ’,
..
¯ . ’......i~, , !
"
.
,
-
’i
,
J
.... " i.h°spitolized in the Morto Medical
... ..Center at Bridgepori this week.from
~nlunes incurred when the car.. in
. which they wereriding .overturned
...on.Highway 395 near. the MonoInn,
at.appr0ximately 1 a.m. on Tuesday.
Most seriously injured .were Alan
;
i ."’. ’
: . Dierksen and Bob Cordner. Alan suf! fered a.skull frature,"abr0ken
arm
and shoulder. Ahhough.serious, his
injuries are believednot to be critical,
and it is the hope of his family that
he may be moved to the local hospital within the week.
Bob.had a fractured vertebra andwas placed in a cast which he will
wear from three to six months.
Treated for minor ~~nlunes
" "
were
Dennis Parrish who fell asleep while
driving,
and Nick Dancer. Frank
Carter, the fifth passenger, had only
minor cuts and bruises. The car was
a total loss.
--oARE YOUREGISTERED?
Registration to vote in the November 6 general election will close on
September 13. Registrars are Adele
Laux, Agnes Westfall, and Sterling
Cramer in the YP&C Co. General
Office; Ruth Ewing, Helen Ledson, and
Alice Crarner at lheir homes; and
Olive Kirk in El Portal.
Eligible voters are those who have
lived one year in the stale, 90 days
in the county, and 54 days. in the
precinct.
a¯young woman/’ Julia says, as she
windsWillow around the .coiled fibers
of Timothy bunch grass root: to form
a basket and speaks of thevisitors
¯ whowatch her.work, "l. kri0w .they
expecl.a basket weaver tO be an old
.]u.lia Parker demcm.s~rates basket
wc~ving to o’n, enthralled a~dien, ce.
award of $100 to Leonard (Gus)Smith
whowill attend Loyola of Los Angeles.
The Scholarship Commission conTwice each day for three summers
sists
of nine memberswho Carefully
Julia Parker has gone to the Indian
Circle in the Museumgarden and examine the written application and
school record of each of the. applying
demonstrated how to makean Indian
baskel exactly like the Ahwaneechees students. Awards are then made by
secret ballot. Items taken into account
of Yosemite used to makefor their
in awarding the YosemiteScholarship
ownpractical use.
Julia herself is not a Yosemite are:(l)financial need, (2) scholarship,
(3) leadership, (4) personality,
Indian, but is frorn the Pomotribe
heahh, (6) general aptitude. There
who are said to have been the finest
basket makers amongthe California
no particular significance to this order ’
indians. Knowing little
of her own nor does one qualification
have any
people, Julia has adopted her hus- special weight in making selections.
band"s as her own. She met himThe two scholarships given by Mrs.
Ralph Parker of Yosemite-at the
Tresidder are awarded on a similar
Carson Indian Boarding School in
Nevada. tt was where she spent many basis with the exception that a basic
of her childhood years. She is proud requirement is a B average in an
of the AmericanIndians’ heritage and accredited school during the oreceding
NEW BOOKSAVAILABLE
The Yosemite Branch Library has
a colleclion of 75 new books on display. These are all new titles now in
demandby the reading public. Mary
Tanner, lhe librarian invites you to
come in and browse.
(Cnntinm.cl on l~C rotor)
year.
" F6)~fkli~iiq?ERESt-BF:-PA
..................
YH-ESi:-I~rEAs.4RE
R EMPLOYEESAND ARE NOT FOR PUBLICATION
,:. CHUCK
~--’: ....................
. .. CHURCH SERVICES ,
:i ’.?./:::.:: !.:’:"Y:0 ’SE’/~ ! T:E !:s ’E NT I.N E:I,:’::.. pRoTEST~,NT
.... : : .:. ":: :: :. : ’...: :: : 0nei’:0i..ihe.:::nice;t:":gh:ings;hai’i!:
":
:".
.:
:i:.:"
.
Publishecl
.by:::.".-:..:
,;...::
.Sunaay
Schoo];:kindergarten
throughha pPened
"in :. rnanY;:a;m0on:;::f6::on
! . :... .YosemJte
. Park: and.. CurryCo.............: . sixth grade,
will meet
. at. 9.:30 q.m..’ of "the .rfi0st"deserv’incg peksons..:iS
: ......
.
".:..
~,,, .
...
’./.
¯ ... ¯
~
.. i. i-/:. }. .".." for :the informationof " ./ ... :-’: . ."eachSundayin.the Schoolhouse;
" " acceptance
of Chui:ki!Diazatthei:Ul~l~A!:;!i
:, .
’: ¯ ....
i " ...
..
.
Yosemite..
Valley:.
residents.
....
~’osemite
C0mmunity
Churchwi
re-..Opera.~W’orkshoP"::in."[os.:"A.nqee~""..:,"."~::Lii~.
¯ :. .. :E.s.!he.r::Morgenson.--.
’ --.. Ed,tor
.
~.
"
"
’
"
"
’
¯¯
"
" " ¯ ~ , : ,.":’
¯ ¯ .:. , ’’ " "
. " ¯ ¯
.
.
’
,
¯ ,
" " ’ " --...
: : .
. --"
-":’ ;~:.:" ,’ ~,.: "
¯
’
i
. :.:sume:Sunday
.worshipat. ]]. a..m... Chuck
.left:"0n"September!..3.
to.i.begin.:’:.::.i::!:!.!!:i.i::
.. :".
. : .: .. :.. H. Oehlmann...,____..Advi.sor. .. ...I
i".in theChape!..
:...::.....:..
..:." .a yeads,stUdy.there:..TheW0rksh0~:;;.;:ii/~iiii!:~!..:i;~i}i:
.. !...: ..... H. K:. Ou,met...:___ ...~;dv,sor " ...i. ¯ .... " .-o,.....:..... .. ..- "underthe
.direction:: of.i JanP0ppe/.il;."i.’.:~:."i;!i~i!-=~.. " :.. "
~ asi sr~ri.n.a;.;i.;~:.<i..:..i.s<
¯ ..:.
Mai:l commun]cations:to.Y0s~mit
Mrs.Tresidder’sPopperauditi0nedChucl<
e . ..:: . FromHawaiiComes
’" ". "!i.i ..".".i
H. Berrey..-2;_4
. Advis0r- :.".." ¯ ...
HERE
ANDTHERE:¯
.iWilliams,who
. " enrolls has
.only 70:studentsi...:.Whe6"~:Mri:~:’~.:.:!}i;:::~/.
:
Sentinel,.
c/o:.Y.P.&C....C0.,.or
great.niece,.R0bin
’ termed
.:,..::!I::’]/..III: ...
hre
his.voice:’.’a.remarka:blei::
.
; ....
~hone
...... FR.. 2 : 4852
." .. Addmon,’; : .. ".’.. ... .been visiting here untilthe open"ng
~ of
natural Voice, Unspoiledby:any-bad.’:";.i!:i~:i:: .
copies may.be 0btained.at-. the
"Stanford University for the fall term. habits."
" " ".: . .:.."... . ; ::..-....""i...::i::<:::.:!~i.!i
"
’
. Personnel. Office. ’. ’
"
. " ,
"
.. " ’ :’ ¯ " .":: ’::’,",’~i..:,
"
.....
.i
Esther
Hart<will
be
the
new
third
..
..
ChuckDiaz hasworked
"
¯ in.Yosemil;e"-:::..:.’.:i’
r
¯ ...’~
and fourth grade teacher:inthe Yo- during
the. past.yea/and
.’fOr:.three.’:!.::i:i::’:’:::!i::: ¯ ....
’" "’.. .PAINTERTHOMAS
HILL’S DAUGHTER
semite School, replacing.Thelma.Mc- ¯ previoussummers;
Hewas..most
.re:..i: :...:i<. ’.. ..
’:’ ’ :’-,-,’ ~:-:
VISITS YOSEMITE
Gregor who .resigned last spring.
cently
aba~;
waiterat
The
Ahwahn-e.e:
:....::..:::i:::iii:
. ..
Among
his.feliow
students
aii}he:::::.~i.~i:i:i
’ :.i.;.
¯ ’:¯ . ...:".. . Mrs..FIora Hill "McCullough of
.!’Miss Pat" Davidson finished her
i:.. . Sonora, youngest daughter of painter
summerassignment and left for her
Opera Workshop..wil] be the ."~’Aka-:. ,¯¯¯ ’""
¯ ¯, ’¯r. ¯¯
¯
ThomasHill and sister-in-law of John Palo Alto homeon Thursday.
:i .::..
tombaSingers," .the groupof Japa-..:..:..:.i.’/.
.WashbUrn,. spent the lastweek¯of
, - : . < :." :. "[! ". .
Lyn and .Stanley Whitfield moved
neseoperastudentsWhowith Mr.. and-.. .:..ji/
:. ’ August at Yosemite Lodgein celebrainto.a homein Fresno this week. Stan
tion of her 84th birthday.
.... , .... ~n
the."
a ¯ .::".::,
[ ¯
will be employedby the Laura Scud- Mrs. Jan Popper,..were
,
¯ .P r~:
:¯.¯¯¯ ¯¯j¯
¯ Questioned by her daughter, from der Company.
last week. Performing at one. of the .::.<
¯¯
. ,¯: ¯...<¯¯ /
¯ whomthe trip was a birthday gift,
Dan Mote, former six-day walking hotel units.each evening, they tllrilled
’:
¯
¯..¯¯ i¯:
as to where she wanted to go, her trip guide and CampCurry bellman,
audiences
’
With.
their
,beautiful
singing..
i"i.
i.
]
reply was, "Back to.old Yosemite." was recently married to Patricia Lewis ’
andwith their charmand.grac:ious-:< :.. i:::!
Although Yosemite had once been in San Mateo. The new Mrs. Mote is
.,-. ..... ...,
her home, she had not been here since a graduate of Mills College. Dan, ness.
¯
¯¯
"
--O-¯¯¯¯< -7¯ ¯;
1916. "There have been many won- son of Dr. and Mrs. Clayton Mote of
derful changessince then," she said, Sausalito, graduated from the UniBACK TO SCHOOL :’
’ ’
.
> i: ,
"and somenot so wonderful. But that’s
versity of California.
The first
contingent
of last
June’s
/:.
progress."
--o-graduates
to leave
for
school
Wa’s:
:i
Mrs. McCullough was a pioneer
SWAP TALK
the
group
who elected
to attend.
I;
amongthe mountaineering tribes who For sale: 1954 J’wo-door Ford, leather
Wasatch
Academy
in Utah.
They
were
,,.
traveled the Park’s trails on foot,
seats, radio, heater, chains, good Linda Bevington, PamelaLeedy, Allen ’ ’ ¯
sometimes all alone, sometimes with motor-S225.V i r g i n i a Richardson,
Moe, and Carol Ottonell0.
’ ¯ ,¯. ’ ’ .,
pack animals. As a girl she had her Ahwahnee Dorm after 4 p.m. FR 2Juanita Aranguenawill attend San . ..
own camp at Brldalveil
Meadows 9945.
..
...
where the stage to Glacier Point went For sale: Uprig’ht piano with bench, Joaquin Memorial High. School in .... .
Fresno, and Bill McPhaul the Menlo ...:
by every day. There were always
$75. Adele Laux, FR 2-470"!. week- College Preparatory School .for boys.i i." i
lots of "hangers on" at her camp, she days.
at
Menlo
Park.
.....
says, and’she and her girl friends had Wanted: A glrls
b~cycle in good
Randy Armstrong, Susan Buzzini;
::
a "high old time and got into lots of condition. Lee Miller, FR 2-4838.
Danny
Cottrell,
Gordon
Howe;
Ronnie
mischief,"
Among
herfriends
ofthal-..-.::::.:-....... ..--..........=:..............¯ ...............--.::.-..:....... .::- .....
James, and .Dorothy Melton will .go
time she lists manyof the namesasso- were. predecessors of today’s Calif.
..
Ciated with the early history of Yo- school of painting and was, according to high school in Mariposa.
to his daughter,the first artis! to have
semite. Curry, Degnan, John Muir,
High school graduates not mentionGalen Clark, Cozy Hutchings,. and a studio in the Valley.
ed elsewhere in these pages include
In
1885
he
moved
his
studio
to
others.
Sandy AIIcock who is enrolled at the
The dozen paintings of Yosemite Wawona.During her visit here Mrs. College of the Sequoias in Visalia,
that have been hung in the San McCullough spent one day at Wawona Timothy Berrey who will attend the
Francisco Office and are to remain helping Doug Hubbard with plans to
~
University of California, Bruce Flad’//i
through Oclober 31 are a few of the restore the studio to its original con- mark who goes to the University .of ¯ . . :i: ~ ¯
many works done by her father Tho- dition. It is that building near the hotel Oregon at Eugene, Ingrid Johnson ~.’;
.¯¯~¯¯i
masHill during his lifetime. He was which is now used as an employee to Fresno City College and Mike Wal. ..’.’
., ..~
outstanding amongthe artis’~s who recreation room.
£ron to Modesfo Junior College.
’. , ..:!
¯ . .: .::{!
,,’,.’
¯; ’:,:
".Camp activities-have been numerous, from swimming, to roasting
marshmallows at ihe nightly camp-..
.i: :.ed in for lunch one day. Although 26 " firel MercedLake has.again been a.
i: " .is the:sleeping capacity, 47 sat down
st0pping place for a Wide variety
:. i for dinner last Thursday.
.
of guests’campers,scouts, hikers, arid
:
May. Lake Campoffers an unusual
riders..
:.""and exciting surprise each evening
¯ ’,...
FromJuly 11 to August20 the .camp.
.. for un’knowing guests. A short five
has accommodated1426 guests and
¯ minute walk takes you to the top of
Gla.dys Smlith has prepalred 3971.
" i. a small ridge where a splendid pandelicious meals. The busiest period
.".orama is visible. But that’s not all.
was from August 1 to August 10 when
Just as the Venusstar begins to disthere was a total of 326 guests and
.. appear behind Mr. Hoffmann, far in
1066 meals served.
"-"the’ distance can be seen the vivid
¯ Crew memberswish to extend their
¯ ’ glow of Yosemite’s well knownFirebest
wishes to the manyguests who
fall.
have made our summer enjoyable.
¯ .. The last few weeks have seen the
Wehope to see them all again next
. ¯ beginning of someimportant changes
. " inthe camp. Packers Dennis Ebby and summerin the High Sierra.
-o: Fritz Bowen, and maintenance man
A FAREWELLPARTY
Fred Dawsonhave been busily haul’
ing cementand gravel up the trail on
MargueriteRadigan,c a f e t e r i a
, muleback. Meanwhile we have been
cashier and venerable "Queen" of
Visited by Mrs. Mary Tresidder who Glacier Point is retiring from her
’brought her friend Mrs. Butler with
summer job after many years with
¯ her, Stuart Cross and his son Bobby,
YP&CCo. A combined birthday and
"
Wayne Whiteman, Zach Stewart,
going-away party for Marguerite was
Gordon Warren, and Dick Ditton who
held on the evening of September1.
:.
have held deep discussions about
It was quite a party, complete with
plans for more tents, the platform
hugecake, miniature eclairs, cookies,
. . locations, and a new dining room.
punch, presents and plenty of great
wishes for a grand gal. Guests and
WANT A RIDE?
all of the personnel at Glacier Point
If you would like a ride, going east
participated, and it was agreed that
contact Bert Platz at Degnan’s resMarguerite’s farewell was the best
aurant c~s soon as possible. He will
party of the year. :
eave for Macon, Georgia on Sept. 11
O. Bradshaw
and will share travel expenses.
":." Lake, manypeople, walkup¯ to visit.
:; ii the Cam
p for a day. Fifty.peop.le stro!!-
:
; ..
..
,’Probably
her companion
saidl "You.
know I . .....
.
.
. . .. ¯ ,.ii;..
:.,
was’ just. talking ’to.. JeanWebb,i:.. :.-.:;..
our counselor,: and.shetold meSome
:.. i :’.:i..
pretty interesting things: about this. I .
¯ ’ " .... .... ~.
place." ’
-.
" . " "....
..
" " " ’ . ...
"Like What?"
.
::
.’
.,!
..
.
.
,
¯
.
.
¯ has" " .:."..". .
""Well," shebegan,"the Annex
been hei’esince 1951;"there.are 76 .. :
womenliving hereithe piaceis always... .. i:".
..._.
full .to capacity and.thewaiting list.
is miles Iong.’(,,,.:i..
"
" . .... " " :...
"1 know of quite afew girls, who ;" ,i
terminated early and pay.guestfees " ":i
lust so they can continue living here." " :. ;.
"It’s a tremendous location," her
companionsaid. "1 meanwe’re right
"
in the center of. everything.’" She .,.
’
gestured directly.aheadof
her.
"There’s the Swinging Bridge Beach
a few yards away, - l,
"Someterrific parties there this.
¯ .........
summer--" she trailed off.. ’
"The Lodge and the ’falls and-"
"It’s too bad the falls have. to. dry"
up," the girl said, "kind of like a symbol of something."
"
"The end of summer, the middle
of September, and the closing of the
Annex," her companionsaid.
"It opens again in May."
"Yes," she said.. They were silent
for a minute, contemplating the" jagged peaks in the distance.
"Mrs. Webb told me," she began
again, "that there are fourteen different states and .four foreign countries
(Con|imbedon P=I~¢~o~r)
. ,.
.,:..
¯ i ¸’,...: "
:,". " .
. ’"’.’
" . " ., ’.’
"" : ~.’:
!~,I’~/,,:’:’-"~.!-¯/:’¯¯/; ¯:.;¯//¯i, ¯’~ ¯¯ : ’ ’ .:/. ’ :.¯¯/ ¯: ,¯r ¯¯¯ ¯./:¯¯’¯¯¯ ¯:¯ ;¯:/ii’¯¯
¯. ,:. ~ "...,: %...., ¯
;~ :,..’ ’ .. ’.’../ "’
/... ~. , ....:~’, ¯ :
.4_. ¯ ~ , : .: .~ ¯ .
. /
. .
."
. ’,~’. ~ .~/"
~" ..’.. ~ .’~" . ~ ." ’-. "
¯
.
;
¯¯. . ".
..:..
.¯~
~...
" ".’.’. ~" . ,
"
;
. "
" .]~.
..:’"’:..
::
.’:: ./ .. ,.’/: "’
"7- ," ". . ..:..
.! .. ::’-..’:..
..~,:. ~i:,
¯ ~¯
"¯~’/.~¯!¯¯i"~!:i~].’:i.,,¯:¯’,/’
,
::i
, :¯¯ ¯ L’¯ ¯i¯: ,’: :, ¯¯:: ~,:’ ¯.’-¯ ..... : ¯.’ ¯¯,i.¯: : ~::¯.¯,,,:¯ ¯¯:; ’)’i’;’ ’ ’’¯:.’¯"¯¯¯~)¯’¯ ¯ii ::. ¯¯:¯.¯/ ¯ ;¯¯¯..i¯ ¯/ .’.:: i ,’i.¯¯ :,:.¯¯:¯:’¯’~.%¯,;,"
¯ . ’ - .’. ~ " ...
. ,.
¯ ’...
. ,
" "" ’. " ’
." ..... : ,
",
i:
....
~
.
.
" ,:¯
¯ ..,
" ~. . .
.
¯
..
.
¯
¯¯ i ¯’ ¯ " ¯¯ ¯/ ./ ; ¯- ....
¯
¯¯ ~ ¯ ¯ ¯¯’. .... ...."
~:
.’
." ¯ ~.~,:v’t’~’~.l’/’~:~
"~"-"!"
,:"
~
-"
"~"~"
"’,’.’
"~"
::"
~
’
-’
~/’~.:"
i".
"’.":~,
.".
...’."
"’.
~:"
"-.’~!’.’.’~".:,
,,,. ::r.’,’~. " :.
. .’-,
"~ " ~’
"~ " ,
~.....’..."
,
" "’,q~ ’ ..", ¯ "" ¯
’ - . ... .....
’
. , . -’¯ ’ .T .....
. . .....
." ’"
" . .....
. .’.
: .. " ’~
. . .’
:,
¯ ¯. ~¯ :¯ . ¯¯ ¯
. ..’ ....
i.’...,,,/.q,..,~.
¯ A.C,~".’./~i~’:,, ~::.f’.:....~.:.....’
~,..:, ~’.O. ". ,.~.:-....i/’i.,
"~ :.
" ....
.
~"
~.
"- ¯ ’ , ~ ’ ’
" "~"." "L "."’.
¯ . " .
. ¯ .
. .
..¯ ~~ "’ ¯ ,
’
...
~
¯ "
, . .~ :. ~ " ,./. ,~’ , r ’~. ,’.’. ; ~ . :. ’~, :~- t ’. ,.’ r "j.~/..~. ,, .:.; " .,; ¯.
,
,; ’..~ "" . "’~.’f .."’, .., ..’ "’, :’ "",~.:"" ~ h’ " ’"," :t’:,’~’~’.’,’~
.
~
,
~
~
" .¯ .¯,
. .. ~
. ~’,",,,
" /," .:....~:../,./
~’i~.:~
.
....
.¯.i. ¯, i.¯¯¯.¯:-¯~: i....¯ ,~.~.-,::.’.---¯:¯¯d.¯-,: ,: :¯- ¯,’-’¯’-"¯:"-~:;~-":! ......
.’."
"- ~.C’:~
:". ’.’:~
’ ~.C.’~
. ...~/ ’ " :. .’ . ~"~’,".
" :’, ...". ~
’’..~" ,;’ ’ ~’"
-.’ .
." ’.’~
’
..... ’.:-:. , I." ’.".
". ¯ "
"’ ’" "¯ . ’ " r .....
" ¯ " .’:." ’ ". " ." . .
’ .... ,¯ .’:’.
’ "~ "~.- .-:’ 7::.:-:.-’/.~!’.:¯:¯!:¯.:".’-’/ ~.:-/i’~-.-..~¯~".::i!.’."!~.i~"~,: .: :~ ~"": ., ..~.;:~’’..’.".),i’i~,~’.:
’¯:¯¯¯YOS, EMITE:SENTINEL¯,
¯ ¯: ,¯¯¯¯¯
’ " ’ ’
" ,~ . ¯ " - :., , " ’ , "r ". ¯ ’.
i I . ~"’ "~’" ..... ~ "’" J "I I i F ’
" ", " ’ "’ ’ ;=~ ~’ L" " ~ , ’, ~" ~ ~;
~
’ ~ "i ~ u L
,’. ’ .- . ’ ¯
.’ , ’ .,’ / ¯ ¯ ’ ¯ ¯. ,:..’.
" ’ .., ¯ .’ ’ " r " r: ~-, ~ . .. ’.. " . :’.
~,¯¯¯:
¯r: .... ’¯.
,¯.
" " ’
’
¯¯
"- ......
"
¯
¯:
’,,
-.:.:..")":.
"I":SUMMER’S,END.
.. ....::.b.:.:i:.’..::’".!..~:.ii:.~C0,;d,~u;cifrOi,i
.
. ;~ge
,i;;~.;)’.¯".:.’.¯.
’:¯;’";.;’ill¯:)!:
... ..;..."".".
.. . . ....
’’
",......
."ii.i::i:’i..:.:.::’.
... .."/Fro~":i::/~:rs::.¯::Ha’i~i~i
fc:::!;’!.(l(ii)’!.:i~i
.}~:.:~!i
¯- . " "., . ":"¯-,’iepresented"this
year.’: Mainly
coege
.:.:" ¯ ....
’. Peggy
:PrOCtor~:will::
ieage:i.0n:’
Sept,"
/"A e:Xah,qrfai:-.Vai.i(:
:i .:); :i :,. :::;:!:’:
~ ¯ .’.’..~,
.’
, . ¯ ...........
¯ :’..
,,.
. ’ .’ :.’ " :..:
..~ -.:’’
.’ ’ . .~:’,.’.-’.’ .’i;’.". :";~.":". ; ;: ."/.
¯ : " ."- ¯
." : .". ’ i " " .’.. ~
.
’
.":",
"
.
........
ember.:11
fora.,
ong"arit.
c
....
pated.::tr.....P
’"
i"
:
¯
/’:
:""-~todents
she
added
’
.
~/:
:
......
:’ . :..
:
:
, .~I .......,. ",: t . S fo"w~rkinz."i
,...J::-:;th
’ .-. i:: ... ..:.:". ",’ Have:you
ever’n 0ticed"..the
:Variety::.:ito.: Europe
.wl4ich,". she.hlopes;i":will
:ilast., :-, (Chiisiian’"Ed
Ucafion:):
}hafi: 1’.:.:"10
.:~.:.":.:i:;~.
"
:’ ::
¯
,.... ;: .
¯ ’. ];i’
’: i’~,~:wo~,e’n:’~:
.....
’ ..... . "...of.
¯
" " a ro’u malors
nd ’here~there’s
.........’ most"of.’ the¯ :w nter.
,,,. .. ""
. ..... :With..a:"school:’"ii~,,~:;.,:4,~,.~,
..:... ...: ... ........ : ,,,-,, .... ,.,,,...,,=..,,
i ~’ii :. : pharmacy,: musicS.:art/i pol iisci,, edu~.: friend fr0mDenver,she.wil! travel by i in: the!Diocess’. of V irginia:ha:ve:"gi; ::! i i:-. i
ia:~ischoarsi~i~,:i:t0.s’,~ehd:,iii~e..6ex~::’.~
. .’~ cation; b0ogy’ande~’en
NewYork
:~..
¯ to
’.. .
" ¯
"
. " ’.’The:" ¯ " me
" ¯
.’ I" .
." ....
¯ ,4 ,"
." 1’i ¯ ..
." "
-........me dicne .boat from
. .... Engand.
.
......
I"
.: ". : .’A C tua II v," the ~irl.said,:i’~the ’g~rls p!an’to tour.at w~ll. throug.h, muc~.two ..years. at. .Windham:.House,:"..the..:.. ;..ii:;!:,
"~:".,: -.
.... ¯’;;
":i Sent ne ought’ri0
do-some
k nd
of: of Europeincluding manyskiresorts. Episcopal
Tr/~ining:.Center:f0ri.W0m’en’~i;i~i.i~:ii’::!!ii
" : .{"
..,...
.
__
¯
¯.,
... ¯
....;...-.
. ....,. : . -. ,. : ¯ .,...., .:. ",..,; ... i , -; ,,,...........
¯
,
. .
.
.......
. ¯ ~
’ ".
¯ : ¯ feature,stor
¯
East,"and:~to.study/af:.~uni6n".’"~iii"i:-’:~~
tl~e:different
.i.
.Her
exciting
trip
.follows
a/busy.,
n..’the
abouta
r.
’.
¯
.
¯.
.
"
¯
.
" . .
¯
"
..’ "
.
¯
"
", " ¯
" . "
¯
" ’ I ’.."
:. ~’"
" ..
" " gi’s around . here-especa y.. the summer as.d~rector of the Gnzzy¯ Theolog~cal..:Sem~nary.for.:aMasters......"~..!....i¯ ..:.
"
"
"
"
"
’
"’
""
"
"
’
":
"
"
....
"
’
’
"
"
%"
.....
"
"
"’ ’ : "
"
"
’
’
"
’
’
"
:
’"
"
"
"
"
’
""’":""
"’":’t’":;"~’":’"’’""’::"’l’"
" " " "’’’
l ""
II
onAugust.25¯ Each degt:eein ReigiousEducation:: : " :’~.:,,:~!~:
’ ¯
so daring
’ . Cub whch
cased
ndian girs’thevre
"
..
" " ¯
.
. ,
.
.
.
¯ .’
- .
.
" .....
..
..
. ,..
’ ....
:.
~:.’.’::".:--,!’.’’i’;":’:
.
’:
:.:
: i.
"
the day,. Peggyand assistant, Patty Mur-’: "It was:very.nice:..io:have:.Ralp[i,/i:!:.~(;-iii,i
~rl ’:’
-"ohthey
did one article-0n
./...i:
¯
.Anderson
andO; L:.iWalliS:Presen}i~;::..:.iii:ii:!:i:l
.
.Terrace Mrs. Webb wassayingthat
man, chaperoned .12 to"15 ch.!dren
n :iwhenthe Dept/0fInterior!SMerit’or!oUS’.":i:.:;ii.~;~:.:!".:. :
ranging in agefrom 7. through 150
:
i:" :she real’l)!:
disagrees with N0rma swims;scavengerhunts, :and short ServiceAwardWas:"aiven;.toi’:Hairv’:.:::l’;:::/i:"!:i:
: " ..i
:
Bailey’y0u know, about Mrs. Bailey’s
I
¯ hikesaboutthe Valley,andtaught:".: ~osthUmoUs
v l~his SDr~a
" .: :: : ’i: ’/-’: i i":;:::::i:"I
: ] ....
,... .
..
;’employees being "the prettiest’, and
¯.
’
¯
, .
.,
, F
, .. ~. ¯ t"." ’.~; .,~...’.:.:,:’,;.:..,
.:.
...- ....
~..
"
them
crafts¯
¯
-..
:
....
-..,I
"
:
~o
"."
..
...~.
":".:../.:.::...:"-~.{
’
.:
"
’’.¯.
¯ mostpolite.
’:~:/
:I’":
)’
{ord"":/"
" " jULIA’P~RKER
...i.:."iiii..:.::.~ii.ii:i:
" i .I "
¯ Patty s returnhe¯ toStan
¯ ".
:.:’).i~.,".i::.:.".ii-,:.:.’.,~::".:i:
".:
¯¯ ::, " .. ."Oh .yeah?"
. ." ¯ i " . :, "
Un,vers,ty.
".
: . : (C~,6,~,~’
~,,m
i~ii~’:o,,’i’ ’:ii : ::!i"::"i;:.::"::::,:: ;::! i ::
"But she said she’s willing to camlastSat-.,
eage!
to
do
w.hat
she.can.toperP6t.u!;:"::...:iiii.’.i:il
..-’, ... :.
’ promise and state that her girls are .. At the close of bus,ness
veteran
of
urday,
Eve
yn
Whtaker,
.
’ .
’ .. . atea:k.nowledge.of.theh:,
cultureii.’:.He!:i..’.ii;:;i;.;/:ii
; i i
!i : that,:p!usintelleCtualiambiti°us,
gay, ¯
13
summers
as
director
of
!he
Kiddie
nterestpr0mpted
her
to
waich:J~alpt~’~
i;
~:
/.":
!:
.::
’ .
Sincere and hard-working."
’.
.
..
¯ .
. .
: i .’ ’ ’.i .;.
’.’::.
.",:.".,;,.
!
KamP
, reported a bus~er ’then
usua
.
grandmother,Lucy TelleS,as she did :i :::.:~. .... :
.. "Well, Mrs. Webbsets a pretty good
, i ’ "
USI!
summer,
bead work, basketry and .madeacorn :":’~ :"’f" :
example for .
Her helper for the second season meal.LucyTelleswas
the:"daUghter,.i~:);;.:,"-i:!’:.:III¯ ’ . i
,
"She really likes the Sherman
was Joanne Bartram who has worked of LouisaTom
Wh.9
was.born.in yo;..;I ::!:.iii:i..i:ii..
’ i
i Indian girls," her campanionsaid.
a total of four summersin Yosemite. ¯ semiteandwasthe .last member.0f::::::l’...- ..~ : ¯
"They’re swell. I mean for this
Joanne will return to Fresno State Chief Tenaya’s..tribe 0f..Ahwahnee,:.:. ",,!i.
position usually being their first’/
College to:finish the requirements for cheesl
:.!:¢i ’~ ¯ " .. .¯ ."
..
. ¯ ’ :, ~. . .,. :.... i,...;:..’....
’
.
¯ " .
i
"
they adjust so well."
a teaching credential.
After̄ Lucy’s¯death;¯Juliapersuadedi):
::..:.::".]i.
¯
"Yeah, you know they’re never
--o-an elderly Paiutefriend in. LeeViningl .i. "::’"i "
late."
A BILLION VISITORS TO PARKS
to teach her about the materials and i.i-..i~I
.
"And what housekeepers," the girl
Billionth-Visitor
Day was abser-’ methodsused in weaving the.manY; .)-i.,’..
said.
~by theolder.i:i:!i:¯i/i
ved on Wednesday, August 22, in
types of baskets made
,
.
¯ ’
t
’ "I’m really sorry to be leaving here," Yosemite, as it was in 192 areas ad- Indians ¯ She hasbecome
.
. qute
.. ...adept
.-..
.. : ., .,.’
. ":.
.
her companion said.
ministered
by the NationaiPark
at communicating her knowledgel.to .¯-/’
the many interested ’ Visitors Wh011"
’;:...! :! "
"When you think of all the good Service.
’..
?’’,
watch.
She
gives
a
shoi’t;
forma
l:4alk"i
:.i
times--jusl around tt~e Annex."
Mr. Guy Stephney of Wilmington,
Delaware,
who was accompanied by about the basket she iS ¯weaving,-..:;il
"1 know..Just sitting around and
"
about basketry in general, an d . ’~.:.,
talking with the other girls, seeing his wife, was selected as Yosemite’s
answers questions for those Whoask.:"
".!
.-..
. : ...
who can play their records the loud- representative in ceremoniesin observance of the occasion upon which Even foolish questions get an answer,
est:, all the midnightvisiting."
for, Julia says that if anyone.asksa. ’ ::i
"When I first
got here I never the billionth visitor would enter one
question he wants somekind :of inforL )
¯ . ,.
,
thought I’d get into any kind of routine of the national park areas. Mr. Stephmation.
¯ ....
. .,:
ney
was
presented
with
a
certificate
it was so chaotic."
narning him as the one selected in
Someof the things she tells her . :. !
"But exciting," she broke in.
’
’ ¯
"’1
Yosemite 1o represent that symbolic audience will be explained in a later .:
"And we’ve made so many goad billionth visitor.
"..
,: ." ¯. ~
[
In addition, the issue.
. . , ri"
friends here."
I
Stephneys were given complimentary
"We’ll have to keep in touch."
overnight accornmodationsin the Ran- National Parks to record one billion".:ii’
’
’.-- L.-- l
’"rill
nexl summer."
ger’s Club, and through the coopera- visits, il is estimatedthat. the secon.d
: ..:..."[
billion willl be reachedin eleven years
¯., ..’ .. i
"There’ll be a Iol of changesaround tion of lhe YP&CCo., they were guests
by
1973-and
by.~1981;
another
eight
’....:.
’i
for dinner on Wednesdayevening at
here by then."
years, the third billion mayhave¯been
.... .~.
.. ¯ , ,.~ . . ..’~
"There always are any place you The Ahwahnee.
¯
"
recorded. .
While it has taken 58 years for
. ¯ . t
g O, " she said.
¯
’."¯
’" "
. . . .
t ....
:
..
" ¯ I"
. : . .. ’i’
i
"{
.~!...:.:..
" "..:i... ;.-......" " " ’ / .
i ~.. .’." ’ : / " L’ " ¯ " :. "
. ....
" .
" " " ’~
.... , " ~..".~:’ "
"’
/ " :’
..
,
¯ "" ¯¯ (,i
¯
:
. ~.;’: "": ’~ .... .’":~’".
¯
....
,
¯
....
:, .: ..~ .::
. , ~
.
¯ .[ L" : ’
" ’ ~,"
" ".",.........
i "’, ~
.
" ’ ., : :"/..,
¯
.. ¯ ’
¯ ¯ -
. " .
¯
¯
,.
. ..
"
....
.
"I
;,¯ .¯ ! ,: ~i:;, ’: ,.,:: :7,",‘¸ ::, ,.’ :: ::, .
"
..’ "’
.....
"¯ :I";
,
\t
¯ ,
"’,/ .....
’
.,,...
,
,
’
.........
’ ,
’
,,
¯
’,¯ ,i ¯ , :
,
’
,.
,’"
’
,,"~’~
"
’" "
" "’
¯
. .’~
:¯
: " ’.
" ~
7.
¯
"’
..
".i."."
" ~
" -
¸ ,: :
~"
i’ " ; ..,;
~:~; .:;’..’J:,
¯ "
’" -’ " ’ ~ ’ " ~’ ¯ : " ’ " " ¯ ~
"
". ¯ ~:~"," ’;" ," ’ ’ ¯. - ’.....
"
i ".’"
". ~ ..........
.~ :’ ,’
" ’ ’"-’ " ’’ .....
""....
, ,<. " ’
’
’.L ~.~¯ .-’~. ’. ~-..- "
.
:
~.
’
i. ¯ ..
i"
¯ ’’
. " ’ .’ ~ . .~- ’ ~’ ’.
¯ .~ ~"..
"
.
’..
:’
’...’~.¯ . ’.. .... F’.. ,~.~:’.
~<" .’~ .!i, ’~~ . .":.~ " .."..q..~.~;
’ "
" ~
:
’
’
"
"’""
?’~
.....
’ ~ -’ "~ ~ ’
" " ~ ’ "
~ : " ¯ "
" ’
"
~ ’ ¯ t ..... ,-~
’
..
¯ ! :~ !~ : ~~ ,. -’ .~ ¯ " ’ ~ "i ’ ’. ...... "~¯ ~ "" ’ ""
",,.~..’,’~ %’,.’
’ "’’.t;~;r{,:~"/.’".
.......
: ......
i"-. ~" ................
i’:’-" :
.’ ’ . ’ " " ¯ ......
:
¯ ’,
"
¯
"
.....
.
,,,’
..~-_.._~.
.....
......
~~~~’~"Z~.
il~’’--"~’~’~~~’"
.........
" : .....
¯ ..... : ". ¯ , ’,"v ; ’’ i’ ....
..._~. _~,~"’
~-~’~::=
.-~
. ~-~ ~___
¯
~
’"
- ..... "-=:-..’-’
..~
,.;~.~..~
’
, ........ ,. ¯ , .............. ....
" ’,,,
~’r’,
...,_,;___..
,~;~_~,~,’~,’
" ,;
.
. ,’ , " ,
’.,,,’ ’,:’,..."" ¯ ’, , ,’,’ .:, ,,’’,:.’,,’, ,,’",:,’,, .,’:~.’r ",’, ¯
i .... " ":"
" , ’’’:, ~ "-- " "" ’"" .... ’"’;;"’’’’ ’?’ ";’’’’’!’:’V ’.,
’.
,
.......
.....
:
"
¯
u ivil,i, ...... .... .....
,
,’
,
...........
,
........
,’
.
"
,
,L,
.. ,
!.!" IFRIDAY’SEPTEMBER21,.]962
"". .::.:
¯.
’’;"
¯.
.,,,. ,,,
.¯
¯
¯
"
" .....
~......
" .’ ¯ "
¯ ’"
¯ , ....
" ’," ....
" "" " ": :I,"~" ’
,,...,.,.. "
,". ~", ¯ ,
¯’
¯ ,
¯
.
..
.~ . , ..... ".~ ~’ ¯.
~ :"" ¯" .
- ’ ".... ........
"
¯
"’
..
~¯ . ¯ " . ’ "
i
~ ....
.; . "
, ,,"""’I ’ -, ’,~
’ " " .!:~’
",":"
¯’ ,x .)*~ iJ ’ :,", :, "’ ’’’" , ~-.~h’~
,~ ~:--’-"::~
-~-~. ,-,~,~-~:.-~’,
!’-’;"-,’:-~;,:
:""
,",""/,, "L;,~:"~,,!’,7/
,.~.;,~ ’ ’,:,.
,--~
~:,:,";~:’ ’ ,",,,,,.:’".’,: .-",,,,
: " "" ’
i
" . " .. ~;*" "; J"
’~’~ L~t~ ~" ~.; .......
- " " "~"T~
u~’-~i~’~’~ ’" "" :’, ": .:" ¯ ’: ’"
"~’-’ ’"
"." ¯ " ""’ "’" ’ "~,’~
’’..’ :: ’~’"" ’; ."
v
¯
¯
" ,~’"", :" , ’.......
":,
.....
;
-,-:~
~,-,,,
"
-:
",,
,:":,:":
,.
:~’,:,’,,-.,"-,’::"’:,,’~
’:-"~’,
I t~ " ,
,’
,, {¢~"",~
,,
---:~’~--’~--~.
:--:.-,_~’: ¯
"
".
....
" ’ , ’
¯
"
.u~
~
~~m
¯ .. F "" :
.
. "’"’, ’ ~.:: :.. ’’,’
%,., ¯ ’ ¯
"
,
"
’ : .’:ti: ¸: :: . . : ./ : ¯ ; : .... . " .. ;. L:~!.... :: ’ ..:,... .. :.!I,I.LI-I.
. :.:<. ::. ; ...: ..:."’ " ; ..?. :. :" ." :. : . :. " ... . :.
:., , ,, ,:: ::, ::’
i
-~.
~ .,,,
¯
,..
’
. .... , ,,,’
¯,, " ,,~,
" " , ’"
" ’
....
’,
....
’,~"~’~.~
,~,",,’,,~,
. -. ’:"..:
,,,
.. ;.:..
.
¯"
.....
"’
. !./.
’
.:"..
¯ "
"~
,
’
,"
:;,
"
t,,: ’:":",’,, ",",",’:,¯ ..... ,,,:",::,.,,;
’ ........ ~:~-.".-,i.,
. ’,
"~,.:i:~,
,
,,
,=:. ¯ . , , , ,
,: .... .... .:, ,.:,.::
.... :
,,
:
,,:
. ,,,,,
: , ; .-:. ¯ ,
.
"v
’-.’
’
:
i"
<,,,,.,:~~,,~~TI~~L,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,
": ...Yo~emite-.National
" ¯ ’ ¯
" " ."’
’ i " .
:
’ ", , ,- ",, !r ,’;!, , ¯ ’,,
’ .....
" .... ~’ ]"" ’ :
¯
.
,:,,,,. ," .....
Park,, CaiifT".i.i:":~:f;~."
" .’
’
¯
" ¯
. . ....
......
....
".f",~" ~ " ¯ " .
: .
!
WESTFALL-HOLLINGSHEAD
’WEDDING’
i :
¯ POLIO¯VACCINE .ii. ’:ii’ ~.. :.:’ :: : KQE
DNEWS
,,i"f:ff:
:’ ,:’i)i,,:’.i:i.f
...
....
¯
. . - ...~.~
,.,..’.....
, . ¯
"" ....". OnSaturday
aftern00n,"
: " " ’" August
....
Sturm
urges
that
anyone.inter.....
25,"
""
or.
......
..The
sanEducati0nal.’T~le-::.~-;
.........
Fi’ancisco
!~: ’:’?:’,,,,.. . .
¯"estedin receivingoralpolio.vaccinevision station, KQED,
which..i~:"~eCei~,--~:...i-..i.
..
....
’.
.
...Joyce. Westfall became,the bride of .
¯
.
....
.:....,.
’Robert Hollingshead in ..a.ceremor, y..at Lewis Memorial .Hospital should . ed.in Yosemite
’ on ~channel11," iS:"" ’: ;.":.i ..
telephone FRontier.2.4204 immediate": performed..byFather
James Murphy "ly. With an adequate number of" supportednot by advertising, asis the" .."..i;";
all .other
:.
" ’
" .easewith
:~. i .in the Village Chapel.
.
.....
¯
..
. San . Francisco
.
. ..’,
’
"
.
"
".
requests
it
may
be
possible
tO
Provide.
.
....
.
sieti0’ns;, but..by.privaie..subscripti0n.. :...i..i ..
¯...
a .satisfactory ;"10cal program." The
¯ ..""..
. ’The SENTINEL
feels that Valleyresi~
Hospital will needto" know.the names dents, are f0rtuna:te to have.any. .;.:.’.;’~:
,....
.
and number in a familydesiringthe
television. reception in this: is01ated~":."i:!. ."
" "
vaccine.
and hemmed-in .area. And;. we are:-.
:.: " .
¯ .
..
... ...
:
~0~
especially, , favored-.fo.be
"
ableto
,
.
¯
’
’,
’,..
,.!,
..
¯ :,
NON-PARTISANSFOR COAKLEY
receive Channel 9 programs.
(There. :.-.." , .
¯ . .
Bridge, bingo, or Canasta Will be is no educationalStatiOnin " greater. , ’ , .: : :. ..
the possible choices for an afternoon Los Angeles,. with all its .8 million -....!
of cards at The AhwahneeOn ThUrs- p eople!)
"
"
¯
day, September 27, at 2 p.m. There
With an operating castorS480,000. .’",. .’,,;."
.i
will be prizes.
annually,, the¯ KQEDpeople are quite".
::
,.
,.~
Tickets are now on sale for $1.00 naturally , interested.in
secur.ing ’:..i
each. The proceeds are to be used in ’membership’for the support of their ’ : ’:~
supporl of Judge TomCoakley’s cam- activity. According to the KQEDliter-."
:
:
paign for Attorney General. If you are ature, these contributions are taX. "". ’
not contacted, tickets maybe obtained deductible. The SENTINELoffice has" :!
’ ;:;’ :"
from any member of the committee the necessary membership" applica- :
"
in charge: Mickey Curry, Eileen
I
;’,
tions. Theseare:
.......
.:
’I :
Berrey, or Hazel Warren, or purchased Subscriber member
.$10.00 .....
at the door.
Fair Share member,$12.50, $14.50 & ..
Mr.ct,d J~lr.~;.,[?.ltebe’r~
C’.lloLli~l~lsheacl Sponsoring the affair is a non-par$, 7.50
,,
’ .
..
.
tisan group of citizens working under
Sustaining
member
$25.00
For her wed d i n g, Joyce chose the chairmanship of Robert Maynard,
Contributing member
.$50.00
a dress in tradition
al white
and co-chalrmaned by Kit Whitman.
Sponsor member ....
$100 (or more)
fashione.dwith street length, bell skirl,
Imprinted Christmas card samples
All
new
members
joining
at $12;50
and shc..ulder lenglh veil. Her only will be displayed by "Santa Claus
at!o!,d,:,ni
was Molly Coakley who Sargent" (Shirley Sargent of Foresta) or more will receive a "KQEDTimer"
wore a turquoise sheath and tiny veil.
who does a thriving Christmas card direct from Switzerland. This is a
Malcolrn Tressidder was best man.
business in Los Angeles. Her cards pocket-size, 2-hr. timer, useful for
Afler a reception on the lawn at The range in price from 40 for $1.75 to timing a baking cake or for timing
a parking meter. And, in addition,
Ahwahnee,the newlyweds left for a 100 for $49. She has generously offer..
honeymoondownthe California coast.
ed to donate her commissions from subscribers receive the station’s monthly program guide, "KQED.in Focus".
The bride is the ciaughler of Agnes any orders taken that day to the
K Q E D PROGRAMS
- SEPT. 21 to 28
and Waine Westfall of Yosemite, and Coakley campaign fund.
Scanning the September issue of
is a graduate of Mariposa High
Rueben C. Hollingshead of SacraKQED’s program, we note many up:
School and Fresno City College. She
mento, is employed by the City of coming programsthat maybe of interis employedby the Sunland Mortgage
Fresno and will continue his major in est and enjoyment to Valley viewers.
Companyin Fresno.
physical education at Fresno State Shownbelow is but a smattering of
Hollingsh~ad, son of Mr. and Mrs. Coi!eqe on a part time basis.
(Conlinu~d
onp,~ge, four)
.-....................THESE
iTEMS-ARE
F O-R"iFI-ik--[i~TERES?-(DF
PARKEMPLOYEESAND ARE NOT FOR PUBLICATION
i
.. ,.
.
~ ¯ ’ " .’.~.
, " ’ . "’L.’ ’ """
’
". ,’’~’
.’.’:,
,.., ;;’ ~
.,’
",~ .- . .,~ ::~,..;"-.,
, ,,.. .... .
.,.
’-"’
..
".’ ", "," "" L ; . . ’ .
......,
..’.’..; .’%
’; )...,..’.E .
1..";::.~.-;
..
¯ . :...t,.,
’, ~’r’:.~
i~",’ "
I "~’
:
"-,"’.’: .:i."~.-,’<" ~.’[’."".’.I’.’:’!’:’"C’~
2., Z : ’... ’~/",. I .":. :.’i -’,~:~.’.":~/:~
~,".. ’~.-. ’-’~ ¯ .."¯ "
"
....
’"":’~ ~’ " ’":"
,
~,:~:’’’::.:.:;":’’’<"
’:’:’
.......". : ’.’.
’" .’ .............. .....~’’’.,’.’,."~,
",r.’.~,~..’’’.~’:’’..
......
L.,’. ’ . ......’,: . ’.., .
’~"’:’:>’’.’.’~’’’,.;’:.~.’’’’’::’.’’’ ’* ’:’!’’’’’’’’’YOSEMITE"SENTINE
¯ :.-.:.: . ....,~:~;<i::
’ <.~’~
..... ,.. ¯ ,~;-~::~:,.....;
,,,.. .... . ....... . .... ¯ ..........
, ..,
’’
",--’~’:
’’::’’’’""
,:’.:::~’:’~
~!!’i.i’’’
....
.,..,...,..:.:....’::.::::r’.r’.’:’."’.’"
’;’’’:’r::;t’’,?/’!--’’:~’.<:.’~’!.i!:.i::’’’’.’.i;.:~’:/’’~;:’:<’i!’’~!’:’
..... ,,,. .. ........... .... ,......,~.:;,....,.~......... ....: ,..~,......~
;
. .. ... ,.":: ¢.i,:~i..:.~i~!i;~i/~~6,e~,~l,~,~~~~ "~:...:’ OBSERVATIONSOF;A.:JOURNALIST..::.
.. ’."::when .they..ipause . to.. res!!;~.,Tbe,,
:.".." ¯ ~.":L’!.’,..’’,."~’."’
"’’ ........
:"":"."
:"./",
.... "’ " ..... ~"’ ..’:’.’"
".’..
’~. ’ .... . .-... i ~,,":...,’,’_:
5,’~’::.,..~’.:-.’ ’c’. : ,".:.’
¯ ." , "~’"."""""’.’’’"~’
"’4’~ ’,’,.,?,v-,,~,,
b sters,
on occas~on.....The:.ess:
":".::~’""".""YO:SEMI’TE’
" ........." .l"~h""f6"0Wh
: ~ce:w~"s~rittenb.....
¯ ....
:. ". ~."
’.’". .... " ".. ¯ ’ ¯ ¯ " .. .... : .. SEN’TINEL
,. " . .
."".,-"
e~’
..... gp
"
~ Y. .... ¯ ...... ~."::.....
.....’ .....-;:.:"--:’.’-..;~
... ". .....:.~;.~,.,.,<,.-;:.."..:~... ;:. . ’.... .... ; ......... i:..:.;.,:. :. ......:........ ~’"" " " "-- " .-~ :’::-":
"":~
:S: enced
w Itsh
vera,.......~
itt ¯ ........
e n;ch
...,.
¯ . ..........
;:....,
....
¯ :..:......
:"::.".".. .:,"- .~...i."...i~i
Publ
shed
. by.;:
...." ?":......"...
........:
’Ma/’k"Kn
c~hf,
<nown
to ’ many.of,
us a ...:
....
- " " ’"" " ’:
" ’ ...... , " :’"
’ "’
" " ’
’:’~ "
"" " " " .......
’ " "
’~
....
" " "
"’
: ’." ’ ¯...........’ ’ ’
" :""
" " " ’ .... " ’" "~’ ""
" ’r-"
¯ "- "
......................
...-..--.
¯
........
.,,
..........
breezes;.as,the
on.~.the.t.a,
¯ ..: :...:.-. :~.,......, ’."..:..’... Yosem
te. Park..and.:Curry
Co..:.. ".the Fresno
Bureau’Ch
ef for Assoc~ated,.....
......... .......¯ ..Y;,...,.,:,....:-.,...,..
......
..:,.:..
fi~’e.’ Sbn’gfests:and/ndtbi:e::
"":":~
:"::":
¯
’"fo~
the
"
nf0rmat
On
of"
:".."..i:""."’:
.
:""j,]~,~
14-i~:~;
~:i:m:~’;:thi~:,JearM;:"::’camp
"’...
’ " ....
.. [...:...."...-.,..~....
: : ...............
.......: ~ .........."~res ........... ,~ ...... ~,,--:,.- ,,. . .. . ’.’. "...... .: .... ...-.v.":....
..:.,.".,.:.:._-".:i.:.:.:.....:.:::.,::i.’,;..i:.:::’$.,
; io.. piepaiteistorie:s
¯ . i...." i""- ’;:~:: :": :’~’ ’"y°semite:
¯.Valley
: residents,’..,
i..:. i.:";. ."i(night will.C’ontin"ue
i :.."...Scar.c.e.l.Y"::ai
: w0rd:ii
.Of:":c,.°...:mp.l.a!nt.::!i:’.[i
:- [..he;..surest/:... !.nd’cat’
¯ " :. ¯ ¯ " " ; :/.";:i":-... ~ Esther..
Morgenson
._ ,,:_.~:".. Editor,’."..:on..:. Yosemite
: in i.. vari:ous. media
. ;,He: ...: sPgke.n~
: "i". " / :" ".:":"H"Oehlmann
’".."’ :; ",Advsor-,
.i" ~.m~;;~",,...~;,~
t~;~" ~,~;~~_n.~,"
h’ikina"irio.. eVer,:"that..the::er~thUsiasm:i.:is...,:genUirie
" ; ’ ". !".! ’:~.i!: : ’~4’~ ~’ ..~ i,.,,,~:.- -: .. ’ :." "~,dvsor::" :’ ’~’-,’~- :"""~" "" T.’:..’.. "~.,..’.7’:’. ,.._ .’.........
.... : .. 7 comes;inI the,"number!’who .ret:u’i:r:r:-an
... ...... .,...:. ,’. :,.;. "-’h’"’/~’. -"-----,--- ,. ..... ’ . ananereoy:sezs.aown
nts~mpresstons-:
. .... ...... :.,, ..........,,:..........,:,.:.;.:..:...<..~-...
..... .. i..:. ;......H. Berrey’. " " " :": ’"Advsor " ’’:.",,,,
".";.",. - " ,:: "., ’,, .,. ,..:"ra". other year, either, inorgcmizecl’..groups
. . .. ¯ : ...."......,".’....
,...,. --’---.----- ......... ":: ..::.i...wnaris mereaoout.
Tnentgn.bter.. :. .... . :...;...:.- . .. -... " ¯ .. : .... --,’..’..,.-.:,,
r°
n~’’
;°n’i
".
....
’
.."
~ail
commun
cations
to
Yosemite"
,
-:--":
".
,,",,~,,,
;
:
..
-, ’::... -. ’or:havinggained"c°nfi.dencei{
......
..
. .... ... -. : ....,.: ......
. . .... - ¯
. . . " " m./,UUU to /l,UUU teeT in granlTeana....:
’..,..
¯ .." ¯ .....
. -... . ..... ~’..:.,
".0,f these, for.lseparate.and ’often.m0i’e
.... " ..... .:.. :.". ’:"sentinel, c/0.:YP &C. Co.; or " ...... " ¯. .. ."... " ¯ .. ’ . ... " .
’ "......
" ’’, , " .... ’.’
i "’.’" ¯ .. ’.. " . .
" .¯ ’. ’. . ....
i¯ ¯forests;
threaded
¯ . ¯ .. ...::
. .:........ .....
. ,-.. .../.:
.....,..
:, ,~,.,
.....
/..,..-;......:i;,
~,,...:
. .
. .
. . with¯
. canyons,
,
, rivers,,
.
....
:.../ . ,,.,...
i,: ...,.
....,..:.,.
. ’ .. .....::.;... ~)q0ne...FR
.2-4852....
Add,t,onc.:
.... wdl fe andfowers
.~ that, in .recentardu°ust[
ps,i:..":::...: :!.i:,."..:.. :.:;;.-..-..:..i:.. .;I:::I ii::’i;~’.il
:’."/"-..
’ " .... . Cboies mav be ¯obtained at the . , . ; i .......
" . ~o
" aTTracT
. ’ . ’ so
". manȳ
The composition
ot:a’groupinterests:i’.!
.. ."¯
/.:..-..:
. .........- . ¯ .... " ......
.~ ,.. .".. ¯¯-years nas oegun
./...
..
:".
..,~..
-..
...~
:.":,..’
":
i..i:..t,:,:.:;
i ~ur. party, vartea..:.tn..;~i.~
/.. i~..."
...:. - .....
. , ’
.... ’ ..... "" PersonneOffice ¯..¯¯. " . ’
..... .., -... , . ’i,. ¯ .... ’ menewcomer:
.. ..- .. ...... ., :..:.-...;..,:.:.,.;
:..:...
¯
’ , .....: :" ..
. ..
;...’
" .
" chy..owelters
To spena weeKs wa~Ktng ... . ... ’ . .. ......
t.~,.e,.~,~+.,,,,~,~¢.¢,¢,,g-¢~e~.~.@e4~¢,-e4~4~,
...:.:.......
" , .. ,.....
,.~.
. :. ¯ .... :.. ... : ages¯¯from eleven;to sixty-fire;years. .....
¯ ....... ¯ - .
¯. . ....
- .... .. ’
merocKy.l"ra s.
"
"
"
" " " divi
d d e5W""""
.........
: " " . , ’- " " ...
" :fairly
evenly
. eteen"~sexes::
....
.:..’""
.’ : . SUGGESTION.AWARDS..
.......
. ....
. ’ . ... ¯ . ¯ .
". .... - ’
" "" ’ "" One week of a Conductedtour,¯¯.
a of them, could- be"
"
" , .... ¯ ¯¯-Probably
~i!,""
’
"
"
....
¯
AwardS
have
been
made
¯
to
em’
:
’
"
_
’
..,..,
"
,
...
......
.
".:.
¯
.~...
.....
:
...,."
:,,.:,......
....’
....
..
..
.." under thecapabegu danceotranger¯- ¯
’f
::~.,,.~:-.
" "ist" William
" ".’ ’"-[.. -,r~ee,y,
, " ’"".prov,aes
"
ed
’acce;~ted’
u~
.
r- . as. natura
.. moderateincome.range.’
.. " .... ... :: -.-.. .... . ..... ~i ~’:. .
’ ¯ ’. " ’ .t-: ~,lo,,ees
~ ¯ for¯ Su,~estions
.....in ..the.
’:
"
"
"
"
ii~. ~.:~:’
:
’
"
"
"""
"
"
a
"
as
’o
to
.There
is:
an
unmistakableappeal.:to
"
"
:to
ows"
"
’
"’
.
¯
.".
Robert.
Turnbull’Housekeeping
de"
nteroretinwords
Asked
the
question
"the.
intellect
I.
"
P . . ....of...re~.
¯ ."
.. " . ." ....
" .. ’ . ¯ ’
’. :me answer, ~ur,T,s nor n.e y ne ....
. and ..to’"erion~
’::~"": t:" ’"":’"
"
"ua
....
;
i!~:iii......!.i:
iI:.~.. . ¯
’., , ~.. me’. ~,tteen
¯ ., . memoersor.our
., .cent foreign
’ ¯ . ..orig’n.
. . . . .. ’Th"s.~vas:.itrUei~"6.
~., ;.. . . . ’ :..,:;," <-.. .., .., ., :.i !-’ ~. : ¯
¯ ¯. "!:. :.." ,-,artment
~.
., ’ The
.. ..Ahwahnee
. ...
.: ~10
-,. ¯Su~
_ =.""- airec~y,
our party and queries seemedto con
.....
::..."gestion-A
differentkind oc
ofl s "ouk dh ¯ ear y September safari had .what
.. divergentr°¢-C,~.P.b.~’i.ii:i~."!i!::~,!ii~i!:.:~
¯ . . ’ . ..../."..~;,...:[:’.i"ii"-..i;~i;~’!i;i!i:.i:..".
firm’tk~e.trend’.
IBut
i:. : .
-:
.
:.;.. be installed On all.do0rs leading from .boils downto a single simple re
., ......
:status..:of..the....:..:.~i>i~i:..,.i~:~.i
...
" ..." ihemain lounge to the east and west S~0nse" thev souaht release from the .tionsand.econom,c
walking
’.parties.
c
o
n
f
i.rm’:s:.;.ithe"~i~!~:~!!i:.:!,"..
..
¯’ ’
’" " ~ " ....
"¯ " o"r
. :
.
: . terraces0f
.. . .... the hote ¯
’ ¯ ."
tension
accumulaTea
~n a year
. ¯ . . -..:~",.::.:..-.:~.~...;::.:.:~.~.."
..
¯ :. " Barbara Chapman~-Ahwahne waitvocational activity.
.... assurance
they..iform
¯ a... w!.de
e
.. cro...ss.-i.:..!i::i:iiiii!.!ii:.......
section
of.the.populace:....:
:..i.i.....-;.ii-i..ii.i...:!.!/.~:.!.!~.iii.~:i.......
i:..
. ress : $10. Suggestion-A cigarette
The Currv Comr:anv sensed several
.
~..... machine should be .returned to the years ago that thesolitude Of the high
, Tro,ls,de
.c0mmen.t.s
bythe.g u,de.::.as!~:!i!!,.:.;.i!/...;~.....
me
son.g
purs.~,
...lUSr.come:na!ura!~y...i..:’.’::..!ii<!:.ii.
¯ ." Ahwahne’es de.hall so that employees country, with its pure air and alpine
:. .... :
There~s. nofeelingof the..outdoors,...."~.!i!~;:; , " .
gift attract ons
Would
have to go
¯
"~
a-"ea
¯ not
" ¯into the
, I ^ossessesa uni-ue
H
P’P’
’ .,.,..’
" ’ ¯ .. .’,..’ ’~., : .::."F".iv:."i.: ¯
" "
eu~ii":,i!:i:i:i..::!.ii:i.; ...: ...
especially to those under h e a v y clas.sr°°m.
. shop for cigarettes.
I .’.ne.vasrnessia.na.g~a:na,
ot
the
mounta!ns
have
kindled
qn..~n:..;:../,.i.:..i.~i!..
,
left
. Even though employees have
mental stress in their work. Tours
.. and.compos,t~o..n;....ii~!~!ii...i.i;.....
for both on foot and horseback had"’co,’n- terest~ntheor,g,n
. the: ¯ Companythey are eligible
of
th~ngs
which
"
make
the "brief
po~n
’ .. ’. ":!!,,:!’.’~":::,j/.
i. "
’ gthree have
"
awards ¯ The fo own
.
~anv gu des, often advanced stude~ts
ters
simply
answers"to
silent
question’s.:.".J".:i:"::i
"
.
’.
".
......
’ ’ c0m-leted
theirsummer em,,
r- oyment’
. ¯ . ¯ ....... .,’oF
.
....
H
tn universities,
their p o p u I a r i T y
.
"the comaraderiel
that.de v e Iop:sli:/:"!’.<:
]
Leila Miller-Reservations Office $15 increased and caught the attention of
.
.
.....
. ..
’
amonga groupOf total..stFar~gers:".;i;ii/...!...
Suggestion-Porta-Cribs shou I d be the National Park Service.
¯ "" ’
"’"’s"’"!"":"""
under this environment
~s at’.fir
t.................’ "
.
purchasedfor rental in the main secTwoyears ago the Park Service beamazing.Welearh"this"iS 0neof.the~!..ii;::.".i:
tion of HousekeepingCamp.
gan furnishing a guide for each walkgreatsecretsof the Success
of.the~.;::i~i:’.:.’.".! .. :.".
¯ .Bruce Mad,~.en--Y
o s e m i t e Lodge ing party on the seven-dayround trip.
venture-for everyone ~nvolved n.th~.:.:~"..:
¯
kitchen helper $10. Suggestion--Bolt
A highly qualified ranger-naturalist,
.’ ’ " ¯ - ." .....",’i
,,i " " ¯ "
"
!.
latches should be attached to the dish- educated in the geological formations programviews it as."outstand ngly.~ .ii:i
!.
washer so that the tank lids could
be latched open to facilitate cleaning
and servicing of the machines.
Charles Riggs--Y o s e m i t e Lodge
night cleaner $10. Suggestion-That
iw0 extraneous brackets on the boltom
of a refrigerator in the kitchen be
removed to facilitale
cleaning the
floor underneaththat unit.
--o-BASEBALL
The Cubs (under 40) will play ~he
’49ers (over 40) on the school
grounds, September 29 at 2 p.m.
Adults 50 cents; children 25 cents.
of the Sierra, as well as the animal
and plant attract!ons, was assigned
each group. Dr. Carl Sharsmith and
Neely alternate weeks in the short
two-month season.
The total impact of the hike is, of
course, impossible to describe. From
the first day through somesixty miles
of rocky, steep, often dusty trudging,
with light backpacks, the group of
fifteen guests view with wonderment,
and listen attentively to their guides
%.e T I
SUCC-SSrU
’ "
-
" ......
" " ":""":..~
’~~
;".: -:/"i :"
, ,:
.
Thecampsthemselves,and": the:.;~:.~..<...::
¯ .... , ,., .~..
. ..
manner
in whichthey are condUcted,.:...::..."i~i ¯
undoubtedly contribute much to the": :...:i
"’
.
entire tone of the tours. Sixwell-"-.
..i;.
"
¯
equipped tent hostelries, strategically":.i,~!.:
¯ "
: ..’ "., ’::~’.1 ’
spacedandlocated to. accentdifferent.......:i
¯ "..
typesof altroctions,awaitthe. WearY.~:..’..":i.;!i.
travelers. Arrival is in mid.afternoon,
¯ . ...
, .i" i.:i
¯to give ampletime f0r the anglers to":<’’."~
’
."...’..:
,:}.
¯ )
¯ .", :.1
.
cast their lines, andall to wash.
thelr .....
’"i
¯
, , .. ’.,
:
¯
underwear and footgear,and shower.’:." ;."~:;
Thereis enoughphysical p0nish- .".-:C.;I
:
Proceeds will go to the White Cane mentto give the walkera feeling he ::i"!:/;ii:
Programfor the blind.
(Continued on pa"egt’rce:n ) . .... :""""":’:"::"::..<";
. "
:
’
,. ¯
.;. ,".. h
. . <,!
. ’, .,,,:’,
,....,,,
.:.~
¯ . .. ~! ~,! -
¯ ...., .’..~.;’,....::i
" ’
.:, :.,,, ".!;
.
..
,
"
,. " " "’
" " " " -’"’ --:~.."
.. ¯ i .. .’~ ".. ¯ .. "
.: ’ ’’ .... " " ’""" .’i;~:: ...." ¯" ,..=,,, " :’ ....
: .... ".. ""
.....: ’:’" ~" ’ "’ ’ ...,-.
":"-. , ’ . .~,,," ., ,’;,
¯ "’ "..," -.i
’., ""......
, .~:...
. .,.’,’¯ ¯:..’
,.., .",,.j . ’...’
,.:,. -,,¯ ’,,,.........
.: ,., ",..,
.. "’
:i,~.,i;.
~:..
-.’:;~:.’.;,:’:~
~~:’.:.-~:,,;..~;’,
:..."
¯ ,,: ~" "’,,’F’,,.~ ’.,:’.i,",’ "." ".:,"," ~ "’,, ..:’~",":I:.’~".’’L:[ ¯ "’’.~,:. .’:",’ i’."".’~.~’.’~",’,"
¯"
,’..,~.’;~.! ’.J..
.:~. >.,,’~,. ’
¯ ;_ :..~-.,,’..~...-:. :.:, , ~ " .: : ,.... ,’ .- ~.
~.:
’ ,~.-.~ ’ ~>:":’:.- "
:~" ,;.:I.’~.:’.’:~Uj,’ h;~i.’...:~..::.:,!,~.:, .~ :,.~:’. ~%,’:,~;
::":;<.i::
~’.’.~’
~.:.’,..’’"".,..,,’. .".,:..:".~;
,-i.~
~~’:!;~,
.:..’.: -.,,.~..!,’:,.:.~.’.,~~i~.-.~":’,:";:’."?.
’~!=~i":..~...:
¯ ~..;’i:..i:;.
,-.’,!I’lL..
I :": :,~:-.<..’:
.~’!.:~.’.:./{. :"’,"i.:;’.,:;:::.{!;~’;’,~’:~.’,
,,~:’.
’::..’;’,
.~i~
’
"! .".;: ¯ ’" "~’,. ’ ~."’ : .’:’ .’.- .: ¯ ,......" .. :.. ¯ . ~..: ’, ’. ",] ;,;,"~:~"....-.’ :-..q :’, :.!..: :. " ,’- ".. !, .": .~,, ":,’:.~ ¯ :, ".?.’~.~-,):’" -...L,:" ,’,’ ’~.. ,": :’. ’..’ ,.,",,." :~’ ,,., ¯ : .,~~.’,’ "i, ,~."":. ,’. ;’i:":,
:
" " ""
¯ ......
’
: : ::: :i !. ........ .......... .... .... -.
"-"
¯
.....
.... ’r"" ’ ~.’ ’ ".’"’"/ ’."i ,’,’’~" " .". ; "" " :’ "~ ;’~.’ ’ , ’’ ’’l,.’f.
~" .
".
¯ ’ ....
, i ’ , uGusTC
; :<i! :::
.:
".,~’~’~’;," ... ’.’ .." ~ ’ .’!~’,’!’. : ’.[" ""
CATHERiN’::
TR
:DS :i
.- ...,....,.:.:. ;,:I
:~’.,.;..’:!,.’.,,,,’,,.,.r:’.,".’,:’..,,’/~",’.:~,..:,~...
" i .<’/:;-~.’.!.’;".::,’,..:~i,"".’:
",.’;’"’.": ’ :. ’ ’ .’."’ ".. .", . ".." ;-,: "- ~..’..:":," " ,L’i..: ,.. , ’"~ i ;.~. ’.’.’,.’: ..... ¯ ’.’.:...-’ " ...... ...". /:’,~:-.:Z’.,:
were:
:buy’last:Aug-:’:
¯ ’.: ’;
:.
:J,;
’ ,ugg
’o!_last:year
; ; ,:::3;:;’
you:i death
of?’M
si,
we’e..a
.
K;t, e
.... ,’widow"..:-"0f
i:!.:.
[?::i;::il
: :-!! ..:: ..:;;ii!"".i:i:"’.9". II"..T he~onth.
0f AUg
u si., :"i962;:.made",
:;:..?r. ansp°rted
2’538
m0re"pas.senge!s-in.
’" Franl~:
::: KiitrbEIge,:
’i;,form’er"?i:
i;i,i
¯ . " " .:’- : .:’" ~.’.’;." .-’... :.;.."..:.., ¯ ,. ’ ......".~ - ..... .. . and"out"ot.the:Park.and
:"
"’ :.
on
speci~51..,~
....-;..~.L.~,.-=;..:z
Vo_;~i’te."Sl~e
~’a’s:"":
.....
" " ¯ ¯ ",.::..::."...:~~:.history
" forTner.Tosemite..:Park..,
and".:-~~,’..~.¯ ..... ’, .... ,: .......: ... ::’ ,. ,.-... u..... . ... -~ pennTenaen~.or...,s~m...
.,~ -,~’.::,: .... ’...:.~,
.~"’ --:;.,,,::;"
"-":..""
...-..
" .....:
.’..’."..~
..:..:,.:
.-tours.:
....
’ ..-...
:..".:"
’.~:..!::
: ...;
""..:.:."....
¯ " ...:’.....
" . ""..’
.".
""":..
",....’::..:",.!
.i
..::"."
"
..,":.’
...Curry.
Co.-.
asthe.argest"vo
ume"of."
...¯ .:-",.’ ¯ :."....":-....
: " ...:-:.".sed-away
at PaloAlto-on
September,.;~..̄ "......
..
.-,.::"’.’.".’.’."
¯.’. ¯ ".".::",".
" .~.’. ..:...... " . ......."."-:
.....
’ f.youwereworking
at
Camp
Curry.
"
;"
...
~"
.",;
..,.":.
,."...’~.....
:’
."..
’:
":
:..- ... . ; 1 I. The..K
ttredges:.were-..~n
~:Yosemffe.,
:.~:’.:’,..
:,:; .:.:.
.." .. ;.,::...:bus
ness.. everhanded.inonemonth."
" . .....
.....
" ¯ " :." - . ..........,... " . . . . . "inAugust,wh chwasthe hotelunitex-" ’ .....".":.
:’". "when
..:....
:’’
" " .....
’~":"-"..".
";""
".:".~’-,
’"
.
......
.
.’
.
".from1941’.
to1947)’
they
trans-:.....!..:.::
. .::...
" ’ : ...
p Yo ees
¯ a mast.
......
.-,keP.t"ern
. too"busv
to ¯ ...........
...... .... ............... . ............
.....,,
....
,
....
......
encng.the greatest aa n, mode..~.
,,. , .’"- .......’ --",, ~";,-".~i ’ ....
.¯ , ¯. .~>:.:..."~.wonaer
.,.,... ¯ .,..’...what
......
. .’..
’ ":.......
was.
nappen,ng.
:-’."~. per
beds"
’carr ed ’U a e"’or er- ’ d rerrea..,o -:"
yyasn,ngton,.u."
~. he:. as-"..-.: ~":;.... ¯ ....
.. .:,..!!.! :;i.:.....
i :you Were.a".mai’ c erk :" n"the" ¯ "i .... ’ .. gg. g" ..P forme...". Regona’ Director..:in. ;!’ San"Francisco::,i::"!::".’.i.i .."i" ..
’ ¯ ".""".!’:
: . . " .... " ’ ’ ¯ . . : ..
:sere’ices
in What everway your
job. .., aetore.com~ng
,"
" .: .:,," < ..: ... . ..~ ’ ’...".~!,".::::l: .’ .’-"
Tosem~te.......:...:.ii,...~....:..’.~...i.!..i::
’"..
. ¯ .,-,ebn
you hadan:inki... r~er, ured for. 7"i42 .’more
e~ ’. ..". To....
,~-...,,
.....~,;.i.~:i.",.,]~Reservations.OffiCei
:.
¯ " "’.":";’i
..... ..". .....
. " ....
" . ....’"’..... . .
"I
. ’ ....
" ., . .
¯ ~" r’. , ." .... "
- ¯¯ ’ ’i.,"
:
"." ’:-.-:.
.
’ T,’" "::Z~’!...’:.
..-.
’ .’
- " ".." ng of th ngs .to: come as,. dur ng the.. .... -.
’’ "’"’’"
. .....
’ ’ " "-"" ’
’ ..": ....
" " "-~--" : " "":;
:""’"">i "" ’...
... :...,.:..:.
....
¯.... .- ~.. ., ......... .. or-youservea.,o,,,,.more".rnec,,s
...:
...wAW0NA:CLOSED..’:..:..
.::’
.~.:.,...-..
¯
.".¯ ..,:
"-.
;..preced
ng months,
youopened.-.15%".
’... ".,’ ’ , . ~ ..,." . .. ," ’:."-;"-.;’:...
’":¯
...:’:"
..;~ ’.~"
"’
..
....
: ...... ,...¯
. ¯.... . ¯
. ... ¯ , in ¯Tne . caterer a tnan. ast .~ugusT. ’" ’
~"" "’",.
"
" ’’ , .... :’" " " ."
:"’..:.’
:’,’’’"
::"
""-:"
,’’’""’r:.’
......
":".:".’.’
more
letters,
thanlastyea~’.:’at.the..
=.,..,~n.,,,._z.~.^,~~L _~,_.
:_ : :.Thelast
few’days
at waw0na
Hotel":
".....!-:
.. .:
.
"~
. "
" ¯ " :
.
’
’
. ....
¯
.....
’ l~l
.
¯
’,
’, . ,
.’ ..,
.." ¯ .: ....
¯ ¯
.
....
~=~,~ ’ ’~u~,~l
~./I
IH~
~I ,. llll~.Jlll
iii
before
its
closing
, ’%’,:
J:,?..
".’sametime;"lf
.you.w’ere., a telephone
¯ ’ th,=mnnth
on:..September
.-16..=.-:.:":..:;~i’.::..:..".
,.
/i i~ IglVlgll
,~V~,:V,~,~i~h
~n,-I
" , , , ,’" ,’ " , " , ,
, ,, ¯
,,t,~, , ’ " .
’ ~
" , ,,d,
",’ "" ,, , . , , "
¯
: ,, , ,," "-,’ ,’" ," ", ’,, ,,,i ,,:" ,’ ) "
g I ~l~g 1 ~1~i1~1~~’~;~,~
/VVlII
~11~
¯ :;:"" gir there, thebuzzingphonesassured
.
were
quietones.
Eighteen
.members
of"..;:...
:
.:.
tent at Cam"
~Vas flied
.......
P CUrrY"
"
"
:"
" ’ a "fu -to-capacity
"
" "
’"",
" the
" "Advisory~Council:to.the
’
’"" ...... Board:.of~
~ ’: .....
’’’ " " "’ .-- ¯’
’
¯
.;-,
;,
’
,.
.~
,,.
...
,":,...’;..:..[
¯". ’i"""""
",... youthat
itwouldbe
¯ :-..
¯
" . Ine ounsnlne~nscuT~o.’sa esman
. : .. ¯
¯ . . .
. ’.......
.¯.¯
" : ....’
’.~......
:,::i...
"".".:..".."summer,
¯ . ¯ ’ " . ’ : " ....¯ :
Directors
otthe.CaliforniaState.H0tel;.
"
.~.~
.-..
’"claims"thatmore marshmallows
are:
P
n~ ’~’:i...’i.’i"’.":"
n
.and~the,:
w,ves,,met...the[e.:.;..i.ii:,.
Thencamethe. monthof.AugUst:. roasted.in: Yosemitethan anywhere:Assoc,ahon
I
~nnnn
onlhursda.." y.anat-nao
.:.i.".:....:.i:...
" ’
. i::i::.
:.when85,816m0re..peopledrove into
in
the
nation.
Believe
it
or
not,
Village
~o~anara.
.Y...
y
......
¯ ...
,.. .
¯
~.:.;.: " ..; Yosemite
. in .:2.4,850:’..more: private... Store.clerkssold .onehalfton, of. mar-is"chairman
Of .the"group.¯ ",: ’. i:".. ..; :~-.il ......’".i.
¯ i:; . "cars and11,766moreof .them.Stayed..shmallows
every’week-.~gi~iiiḡ August;"’"
" ..... OnSaturdayYPC
C0.’s Sales"’ " De-" "" ’’"":""I
’
" .....
and one ’half"ton of hot do~s’~achpartment he d Conferences.Attending,..’.’ :..:":i.:
:..
" i.!~
¯"’ ’ " ’"
’ "
"
’
’
’ " " "" "~ : "
OBSERVATION
=~,
.,
’’""
!i ....".."
. .. ¯ .
’wereGeogreOliver,EllenandMar-. .. "!i:...;"
" " i ’. week...Th
rstypeope . bought,:’J,~.00".
I
shall
i:.. .:: (Con~muecl
~r0mpa~e2.) : :.bottles
of assorted
softdrinklsahd".i;.
Hallfromthe Lo-~AngelesOffice,
’:;.:.i: :
.;....has
earned the special ophcal and beer ever" da,; atthe Villa"~’~"Stc~,?e
’!AndyScarbrough from the San. Fran-: "i " ’
’. " ,.
’.
.
.
"~
~
’
......
" ¯ " ’
¯
¯ ..7 : ..7
¯ i. ,1.."/cisco..Office,
Wende. Otteri ~ Dana".’:...
....
~. .sprtua]treatenoyed,’butnotenough.
.
,.~.:
.....
If you were a warehouse’man.~0n,..
. ~ .
.
....
.. -i:
.
~"c Morgenson,
"werel
’ WayneLeedy
i".
.this c0mes,
" aSe no"s
" rpi~".
afternoon they"and
. .olned by’ hotel
u rse
n the:"’ " ’ "
¯ .¯ ..to discourage, anyone..in reasonably. A’gust,
’ u
:: good Fiealth. The daily trail fare, Norma! tonnage r; ~ceived on the de k
..
. . . . ..
"i?i
1
¯ :;...i..i.
usuallyrangingfrom about 8:30 a.m. at the Central Warehouseis 60,000 " men StuartCross," John Curry, Dick " ... " ..
" :~" to 3.p.m., is about equally;divided
p0undsa day. This. summer it aver- Connett, andBob.Maynard. " ’ ~:’"";
’
." .
.
i."’."
between.the somewhatgrueling wall<
.
Managers Agnes and Cy Wright :.: ...!.. .~~ . .,. " ".
aged close, to 80,000 pounds daily,
~
. .-". itself and the rest periods, in. which ¯ or an increase of onethird~ "
plan, to return this.week to their home"i .’.C~ ....
..
.’i"". the ranger-naturalists Stimulate inter;
. ,
’~
", " ,,
" If you were a cowboyl you. helped ~in Merced.
"
i
i..". ’:. est and.appreciation
with their, inter-.
~
2,789 moreriders, onto their mounts;if
!
" :i
..
, - ’ ’i
!I ".’: "pretations.
you were a lifeguard at one 0f. the
BACKGROUNDS
OF THE CHURCH. ." ,-i
~
., .Lunch, always at a loarticularly
i
pools, .you watched over 1,698 more
!,, ¯
Last year" at this time, a group of
~.. ..enticing spot, brings the group even Swimmersthan last Aug. If you were interested persons met one night each .
. ii
I,
ii :. closer together in casual Conversations. aclerk in one of the souvenir shops weekto hear the’local minister. ex-..
i
i
:..
.Camps offer good beds and ade- you sold more fuzzy bears than ever pound on background of the Bible "
s
, " quate accommodations,stripped of all
before . If your job was to drive a what the Bible is and where it came.
.~
i .."semblances of luxury. Food is excel.i:
tow truck for the garage, you were from. This year there will be anothe’r
",’,’...,.lent and there is firewood provided
sometimes surprised at being Unable six weeksession of lecture and dis.to"take the chill from the hours of
to find a bed for the passengers of cussion titled:
"Backgrounds of the
..
darkness (it seems nearly everyone a broken downcar brought in at night Church."
. .
" ’.forgets how quickly the rarified air
and having to.leave them to sleep in
What is the church? Whyare there.
¯ . grows cold after sunset and how rap- their cars in front of the building..
so many divisions in Christianity?
’ . idly it warmsthe trail in the morning).
Elsewherein the Valley the pattern Where did Creeds come from? What
¯ .A in all, it is an experience .that
was not different.
If you were a was Protestant" Reformation?. What
is.immensely satisfying. The week of Standard Stations employee, you pum- denominations .believe what,. _.and
exertion has taken perhaps five or ped 15, °.." more gasoline in August why? These are a few of ;the items
i ’ ’ien pounds off the hiker. He feels
~hana year ago. If you workedin the that will be under consideration be- "
¯ . . physically and spiritually
rewarded post office, you sold as many.stamps
ginning one week from next Wednes¯ and if not immediately, at least with- in August as.w~re sold in a whole
~’ ,..
day, October 3, at 8:00 p.m. at the
.: : : in a few days, is planning with
Year back in 1930.
Yosemite Chapel. All are invited 1’o.
It was a good summer;it was a big
:
’ friends for anolher high country adattend.
¯ ...
August.
¯ . .venture the coming year.
i.
~,. . ..
,.,,.. ,
4
i i!j
28
physicist, of Div. of Reactor Eng., FR~r~Ay SEPTEMBER
7:30 P.M:.AROUND AND ABOUT
and: Howard Vogel, biologist
in
"Wild Shore", a study of shoreline
DivL of Biology Medicine. Host is
marvels,
along the coast frorYi Cap
Norman Ross.
e
Flattery, Wash., to Todos Santos
9.PM. PERSPECTIVES:PILLARS OF
Bay, Baja, Calif.
FOREIGNPOLICY.
¯ SEPTEMBER
9:30 PM OPENMIND
TUESDAY,
25
An hour-long round-table discussion
¯ 5:30 PM DISCOVERY
moderatedby Eric F. Goldman,Prof.
"The Ways of Fish" in adapting
of History, Princeton Univ.
to their peculiar life in the water.
7:30 PM DAVID COPPERFIELD
8 PM WHAT’S IN A WORD?
Prof. Robt.¯Smithtraces the development of the use of numbers in
language during the p rogra m
"Countdown".
9 PM OPENEND
5 of the world’s leading photographers - Philippe Halsman,Eliot
Elisofon, Carl Mydans,David Douglas Duncan, and Bert Stern - show
outstanding examples of their
works and relate the untold stories
with hosl David Susskind.
9:30 PM CANDIDATESAND ISSUES
Candidales for major State and
Federal offices "Facerepresentatives
of the various political parties to
defend iheir platforms and answer
questionsabout their qualifications.
n m:
NOW IS THE TIME TO TURN THOSE VALUABLEARTICLES.AND PRICELESS.
ANTIQUES THAT HAVE BEEN COLLECTING DUST IN YOUR .GARAGEOR
THAT HAVE BEEN TAKING UP MUCH NEEDED SPACE IN CLOSETS .OR ON
SHELVES INTO A SMALLER MORE COMPACT COMMODITY. KNOWN
.AS
¯. ¯ , .
,..
I
THE CHECKIN DAY IS OCTOBER
lOth-1 to S o.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. AT
EITHER THE EL PORTALCOMMUNITY
BUILDIN(~ OR THE LOST ARROW.
YOURSHAREOF THE SALEPRICE-90%on i|ems $10 or over - 80%on items under $10
Sorry- No items under50c, underclothesor socks(except ski socks)
: :"
B rg in Sale
¯ ¯ .,:¯. ,.
E STIEL
.!
FRIDAY, OCTOBER
5, 1962
Yosemite¯National Park, Calif.
TRESIDDERMEMORIALDEDICATED
Dedication of the new Tresidder
Memorial Union on the Stanford
University campus,Saturday, September 29, was attended by Mary Curry
Tresidder as the guest of honor.
The $2.6 million campuscommunity
center was built in commemoration
,~~-:.::;:.. :
L,eft’ P~mline and Lester Shm’banct Nilch’ed and Lawrence Taylor
RETIREMENTS
l)r. k~,n;l~kl T re~ddur
of her late husband, O,’. Donald
Tresidder, Slanford"-i fourlh pre:~ident
who served From 1943 to 194~’. Ray
LymanWilbur, ’...,i~o~n he .~uc,:eeded
said of him-."Don Iovnd our serene
and beautiful campuswhile ,/el retaining k..is love for lh>. high hills
of lhe Sierra .... He v, as cl guide
and cornpanion to young ~mdold in
their oppr~:~c!~!o I:~eauly."
Desk-t~edin conlemporc:"y.,;lyle by
archilecls Spenser :.nd Lee o[" San
Frandsco, with ]nle:’ios
clone by
Jeannelt~: Dyer Spencer, the bui ding
cor’flair~s office.% loungesandrneeling
rocm~s,library.b’owsinq room, exhibillon gc, lle~y, l<h,:hen anddining room
areas,stor~~,bc~rber.fl~op. biJJic~rdund
(("Oll[;~tlled ,..~l t.fl!l(’
Pauline and Leste r Shorb, and
Mildred and Lawrence Taylor, two
couples whoseassociation with Yosemile and the Yosemite Park and Curry
Co. has been long and rewarding for
all concerned, retired at lhe end of
September.Both are moving into nearby homes which they planned and
built for their retirement years.
SHORBS
"Les" Shorb came to Yosemite to
help build The Ahwahneebungalows
in 1927, expecting to stay six weeks.
That job finished, others were presented in a continuing succession until, now -- 35 years laler - he is
retiring from a long term of employment by the YP&CCo. He retires
from ll,e position of carpenter foreman which he has held since 1947.
Only one winter during those 35
years did lhe Shorbs spend out of
Yosemile Valley. That was in 1932
whenit snowed
until Pauline says she
felt like a squirrel goingin and out
of their tent in Camp6 with the
snowpiled so high along the paths
as to makethem seemlike tunnels.
To folks accustom ed to Fresno
wealher, that seemedrugged, so with
their three year old daughter Raye
Lavonnthey returned to Fresnofor the
rest of that winter.
Bothof the Shorbshavebeenactive
participants in community
life during
their years here. Often has some
committee memberremarked, "Let’s
gel LesShorbto do it." AndLes would
do it, whateverthe project - for the
Lions Club, for the school, or the
church.
Pauline, who was principal of the
local schoolfor ten years, has earned
a deep affection in the hearts of the
manychildren whomshe taught.
Now these two look forward to
(Co~imwdon ~puge S)
1", i<.,~-ITEMS
ARI’~FC)RTill INTERESTOF PARKIE/~PIcDYEESANDARE NOT FOR PUBLICATION
!.",~’:’+::~’::".~"’:’.w’":’~."’.’ . .. .........
~:~:-~- Y~ i ~ .?’ .-+ i ..
~ . ~....
~......
," /./L,
"L ’".
/i.
¯ ..........
=....
" ~"/’ ’":
. ............
’.’~
:.. .’.. ... .- . . ." .: " .... , .:’. ¯ ."~," "1’."’ .; ".. q:"V’.:. ’.’.::.,.:’..,
r~ y~ ~:.. ~ .,x .. /...
~. . ..,
.. ;.....
~ ~ ....
....,..
~ ¯ /, ¯ :. : ..,x ’;
’;~.~.T??"~ ~ .:~ .;,,
,:.
w,//:~i’.:’
!:,..,:~::.~’.¯¯YOSEMITE
,,,IIIII:.
,/.i:-,."i.,.:i pC~
ge
: two
....:::...:!
,.-,. : ..,...,!.., ~.".:,..:,.:"’~.-:~.i~",.:i...:/,,~
~i~
?SENTI
NELI,
,:~..i.-.iii:
.: ..i. v..:..::......",i~,.ii."..
:::/.:ii..!=+~.
i"i-).! .i, .:,,i’:.:,!:~:::!.(""
:~
’:<i ?/..... . "’" ""’ " "~" ~L"~A~’A"A’AA’~’A~’
-%
’" ’"""’::"’/;’"
:~ .--.’.i
’’ "+ "~" "i’:’.""’~=.:’,
’" i:’.’’
. r:’
’ ....
e
.,~,:."’"~" ,...~ee.ee.eeee+~.
............ "i . ~.~1,...,
.~ . .. , ..
...... .’""’’":’"
. , ABSENTEE
BALLOTS
.~ T:
.-~ THEBADGERS
. ". " .....
%
"
~
"~"
~
"t"
"
;r
’"
= ;" ; " "~ ";q" ’’’ .......
.:’’~=:’’
/
~:~.
’"
""
"[
’"
""
"’
’
""
’"
""
"~Z’’
:
r’
~’;;"r’~; k;+~’P~:
~:Y" O" S E.M":i"it E s
E""N
’TI. N.IEL""
i,.--. ’";..".".:
~:.";. ¯ ". .....
. be. a~Y.a,ylf
..... :.;....~,"..
:"....,..:.:;.
,.. : :............,
...:....-..:
... " ::",~ well ~ala,nced,.exPe*rienced.",Bo.rJ.~..:",.7.V.°te.rs"Wh°
exPe.C!i;(0._
!
¯ .;.i<.’.
i::i;i:..-i.:"
.". ::.i;
" .-;."-PublJs.heclr k)Yi . ;L" ’:./:"
" "ger f0otk)a ~ team..withig(~odweigh
t & .hom
e:. ron ..ele¢tion..;day!.:
.No~emb"e’
i." "..".: .;.;Yosemite..Park.’andCurry.Co.. " ;spee.dli~ai be~n.~;hard:-;a;i:.p.ractice
0n...may¯ apply.;:;to’.::.the!."C0unt~;.~..;.’.Cl~
’I
)"../i ’.’. ’ ."..."..:i f°r"the :..informatj0nof..;.:;..:.. "Tuesdays;
Thursdaysand;:"Sat~Jrclays
’".Gabrielle"Wils0n,~",:)’~.’.;aii;/i.p"o s ai":
" "".";
.. ,: ¯Yosemite .Valley "residents.
;. ".:.;.
for" ;he ;pasf; se9erar:"weeks. Coach" absentee ballois;..
Application:.
mu:
’,+
+
~
’ .,. .""Esther Morgenson
.... ."
Eclitor ¯ Jak’e:. MethereJll.;a’ssisted"by Dei"i Arm: ’ madebetwee
n Octobei 8.a’nd":Octo’b;"r.;";iii~::i:i;i
ri.:....:.
’
.::-i.
’:H
Oehlmann
¯
.-...._.~Z.-~.>Advis0r.
strong;
and
Bill;
Scl~nettler;".ha:Siintro:
..30,:and
maybemadeirl"personl;at;ithe:
~
":.:H.":K. Ouimet....
. ¯~,dvisor. ;..,.. dU:cedthe .clouble wing.formati0n, a " Courthouseor by. mail.. /. ... .:.:"..:::.:;."f..:;.:..,,
I/H.. Ber’rey..
_~:~;~ :_~ ~ =: Advisor ¯ ............
i : .:; i
" new: technJque, for the. Badgers.. ..... ¯ " .. A new ruling ;requiresthat ir1-0"rde~.:i~i.
’
::".ii.;’.,ii~.~.";i::~:i
. :Mail c0mmuni~’a-fions
to Yosemite
:... ’.Sterling Cramer has retired from ".to be COunted,. tt~ese::bailots m0stil~
I
.iii:::!-.:,:.i~:";-..’~
. ." S.ent!nel,: c/0 .Y.P¯&.C. Co¯, :. or .. .the Coaching.staff. and;.assumed.hi-~ .iN i-cle’;l~i+;
the."0ffice ;;;’
of:."the". County
"~;.!"-?.:.> i.., "":.
"+:?!~"".’";::.:;i’:’:
: .2-4852.
;i.:).iiii.’.’i::.. ’ i.. ."". . ~,!.~!~e...F.R
i... Acldit.ion~;
".. i if0rmer+p0siiion
as athleiic.director for no. laier thoMNovember
31.."’:" ::..’!"i;-;"i;.;:)~!"::.,;i.i
¯’
’:;i;..:!
:;’.".
"
copies
may
be.
obtained
at
.the
.
"
:tko+~,,~,~
.
.;
¯
..
.’...
" -": . . ..’,:,o._
,." ’.’
..:..i...;...i-".":::!.,:’;!.!
..
..+
¯ . ¯ ¯ -. ... p. ¯
.
.
....
. ... |i~.,i~,.~..4111~
¯
¯ ¯
" . .
..
’ ¯ : / ¯ ¯
¯ ¯ , ’ .. / i, ’ .. . :’.."..,
’
: ’ i:’.
. ¯ The1 962.
schedule
isasfoIIowsi
’,"" , . ¯ ..,""THE.
BARBER.
. ..:i:..;"i.":;.:.-:i.!".".:,:?
¯ ":,:.:",
i,"::’ . .":. ersonnel
Office.......,
¯ .....
’)_::
:"...:’.:..i
¯ .:!.:/.;::.:)!.
."~;H;~I~’:UD:E~’~;;;N~D%=~e
" " ,,: ’ " " ,. L , . ;:. ....
:..
OCt.. 6. . Castle Field
.....
there.il0:30a¯m.
i:Oct¯ 13 ’ :"i...Open...":
.Pau. Sylvest,
.wh0has’ been~!i~it’}l:i’;ili~’,~i
." ¯ :": the.YP&CCO¯.for:seven yeors, work.,!.:iiil.;..
¯
¯
. .’..
¯
i~ecenl’ly.
the. 15uaget " Eomm ttee.
¯ ¯ , . .
" . ¯ "
¯ " ."v’.i~ "- ...’! .....
- ~ /" ,. .. ’. "
’o
Oct 20" *Men o Cubs there
9a m ’ ing two
.....::
..:.
" recommenclea Tor the consideration ot
"’
.
.
......
.
.
years
"
with
John
¯ ....
. . ..... ..:
Schwelfler
and Five years. .asl.hea.d barber
here ’9:30a.m.
. the:"General. Manager,President,.and Oci..2.7.. " "kMariposa.
_ .
.
.
+ .
::. i.iii.i!i~J,.~’iiiiiiii:i":
retired..
He.
ar~.d..Myrtle
e×pecti.tO:~.i.!’i.i~....i:.:.
.... ¯ .., !..".. :. ’ . Board
OfDirectors
a. fiscal1963.
capital. Nov. 3 *Menlo cubs here 9:30a.rn.
enjoy their home.inForesta,:Lsome.:!Liii.!
Lodi here . 9:30a~m.
".:.i"! ..... .. totaling
budget consisting
. $567,000.ofseparale projects Nov. i0
huntingandfishing, and"perl~aps":a:.i:..i.’:"..’:
Nov. 16
*Mariposa there 7p.m:
.....
’’""
.....
" "’~?"’K:;.’",
longsight-seeingtrip this
winter..:.;:.....
..v: .":’.’ ;’,;’",""’)
~.r’..";’i’i’i:,.:
.:
Whylthat
amount?
How
was
it
deA ..,
*Indicates Junior Varsity games
Replacing
him
in thebarber.sh6p:.iSi~::...i,.i,.
~i!~!.:i;;"::,i’:.:):.+:iii.i:ii.i
¯
termined? Which of. the hundreds of
Following Varsity game. :i
Henry
Maddux,
OfFresno.
With";
h-is: .." ::ii~:i:~."..?i~"ii:..:!::!;:(.i:::"
;i
requests for. capital funds forwarded
Sh~r0n~:
’i::i!ili:il);ii!’iii,
i:i’.:i~.(ill
to: the Budget Committee during the approved.. However,. the .committee Wife,Marieanddaughter
..
who
.is
1.4
and
attends.
Mariposa..
High
..:./.l:*:i!i!.!i.:..?’.’~i’.:,’~i!--...iii.-ii.~
past year would, receive its OK’and hoped that the wants and needs of
helives at Incline..:!+~.". .....:i:.)i"i’.~i:"i:::.:.?i::i.
; "
be passed on to top management
for
every unit and .department would School,
:i:/;:.."i..
¯ final, approval?. Why,for instance,
... ’ . i wasthereplacementof the flooring in
¯ ..
the CampCurry cafeteria deferred
in favor of the remodeling of the rest
rooms in "C" Dormitory? What went
into the decision to construct additional freezer storage at the Village Store
instead of buying three front office
cash registers for Yosemile Lodge?
Everyone of us wants more. things
¯
than he can afford. Our companyis
no different. Within lhe limits of what
we earn, we must decide how much
we can spend and whal we will spend
i.
for.
A company must spend the money
that it earns on the maintenanceand
improvementof itself. If it does not
spendwisely, it will becomerun down,
obsolete and finally, unprofitable. In
¯
order to spencl wisely, most companies practice somesort of budgeting
¯"
procedure.
Early in March.lhis year, the Bud.
get Comrnitteerequesled eachdivision .
to submit formal requests for funds
to be spent during fiscal 1963. Naturally,
far more requests were
receive than would eventually be
becomeknownso that ’no worthwhile
project would be.passed over because
it had not been presented.
During July and August;’ the Budget. Committeestudied every, proposal
on file. Each one was examined from
the standpoint of its profitability and
.necessity¯ By the beginning of September, requests for funds totaling
more than $650,000 had surv!ved
initial
screening and were assigned
top priority.
From this amount an
additional
$100,000 would have to
be cut so that the total capital spending in 1963 would be in line with
available funds. The elimination of
this final $100,000requiring the deferral of manyattractive projects, was
carefully (and often painfully) accomplished¯
The resulting budget of $567,000
is a product of the combined judgments of Budget Committee members,
division superinlendents, unit managers, department heads and moony
other interested employees¯ if has
been developed for a purpose-to
maintain the Company
in a profitable,
and therefore enduring position.
-o- ’ * : ?: :’i/!?- !ii+i,~,/:i,: :!:i -~
¯ DINOSAURCLUB "
¯ ....".....:" ..... .":’"":’
TheYosemite
Branch
of theMerced
.’i . i; i ’i/’:~
..i ’~?;’
.:..:" ;:"i::::"
" :/;-.i):
¯
. .
"
¯ . ’ - . .". ’. :i,:i_i’.’,"i+, j..::....’
County
L~brary
~spleased
w~th.the
""’.I’~!:.~"::.’..L: ’i"..":i:..
resultsof a summer
reading
program,:..
"...i!i:i,)..:..
:.:.,:,..."
called the Dinosaurclub;, in which." :i"...ii::ii;
" ’’’’:r’;’’’/:. "’I "
70 elementary
andhigh" school. i ’ii!i..!.’: ’I ...i:.ii.i.:’.i.
children wereenrolled. Sixty reading ’ !>::i: ::i’,";i
certificates wereissued,according
to !: li:i:~:i I. : .*i i::.
I~brarian Mary Tanner. To receive a i: :[.i:
: :
.
certificate,
a membermust have read
i!~::; :-::: :
’
20 books. Five membersOf.the club :.i :: : ’’
~‘
doubled that number, .reading a total . ¯ +::-. i’ / "
of 40 books during the summer. ’
~":+:,.. ’-. "
1:,.- ... :. :
¯--O--
¯ :j:ii:: :. "
.,., .... :....-.
’
"CAMPFIRE.
DAY"....
.I,.,
.
......
!::.-."
The 92nd anniversary of "Campfire
¯ +
L%
" " " /. ¯
Day" was observed in National Parks ’
i"+".. ":."..
throughout the country on Wednesday,.. :I:..!. ’
.
¯
~
. ¯ / ..
September 19. It wos in the evenng:.
xi.
.~...
....
:+
of that day in 1870 while agroup ....,:..’ ......
i ,
" ’.
of menwere sitting around .their.i.
ili"...:
!i~.,...
. . .campfire that the proposal was first
’~v/ ¯ " . "
j
made to set aside the beautifully
"
i":::.
"
!. .. ’ .
rugged area along the Yellowstone
¯ , .
.
, t~
.L
River as a publ!c park. Todaythere are
Ii
30 National Parks, andmorethan 160: I.." ’"i..;.:.:i.....
i:!" + .’ ’:. ’.. :’" d" . V
other areas in the National
Park.. .i. ’ :".:::::.
"
System.
,, !!:i./.":i::!:,!.
’ : ]’i
.L: "
ir
~,,.
;’:
, .
. !..
¯ i;
: i
¯ . . ,
" : . .
., ..
:~. , :-...
.
¯
.
¯
;:
,
.,. ..... . .~ . .’..
¯
..."
¯
¯
¯ ..
.
¯ i : ¯
....
...".
, , .. , ..,.,,......
.....
¯ ’.. -...:
.....:
.:.
...
,’:/: ,,.,
", ’ ,,,.,..,..,..
..~.i;.,:.,’::i"
, . .~,
..,. .
..- .,,.. "
..,-,, ,
_.~ ,I,L’
.i ~. :: :.
:"
~ ’~:/I
"
¯ " ’:/:L:::,
.";V:?:/’!
:i : (/W/.,.i..:+ :
,. , ~’.. ;,.:.1:
. ’ (i. ’.. ’: :.,:",.. ~ ’"
’.,
’." :.:~.., ’.
,~’:.;:.": +..........
.,
.’. :,’i,
.. +..,,,q.~.
’ ¯:’,’,.’
.’.
..".,.
+.,.
.. ’...’.
:i..,
.:.
""..:
i~
, H.,
:’.:.:ii,
. , , :.:.:’
....
~ ;
¯ " ¯ .>,¯ ,’
" ..
. .... ; ’..,
¯ ,¯ .~
: .
: ~...~
¯ .:.i’
. ¯ ,.
.:. ¯
¯ . "" ’....!:....:ira:
the:Yosemite
sch001,
andihear] i is felt.that morepe’opiewii become
..". ’orchestra... ~, . .."’.:" :...’::.:.;’"
: :."; . ."::; :. -’ ":~:: : ;"i : " .... "
i " N":.A:::w’oi~D
’:~7I! ;" :.:i!":;i"" :’ :"
" ". . " . ii.;:."-, rivai ’0f."Miss"Linda"Aythe
to :take over.: " inie.rested.Subscription
:enVelopes
are.. . ; 8 ibm:wHAT’S
:" ". "..:.. . her dut es as" teacherof gradesthreei::’avai ab e’. n ’.the sent ne off ce " ’..i . Robert";Sinth U ’V""; ;’~: "" 7, ~~:: 7. iT.;-’,".i.
¯ "
¯
’:"... .
....
.
-.
.
, ¯L .. n .’oT’v:
~ania.~.
ara,.
..~
¯ ... : " ’: .: ,.-"and¯four. MissAythe,a"graduate,
of ! ¯ Following.:: are:.: listed ’some. Of.. the’ : ..:i. focuses
.:. on;";’Phol~ias""."and i:l~e":~".:::, !f’::i ": . "
I derived-’fromii~em
::...:i!i::.::!,ii’,i!
.... ~.:::.... Pepperdine
:.,:;~. has.".nineteen..students:October’ programs.
KQED.is
received"..: countlesswbrds
’
...
. . . . .
¯
.
¯ . . , : .
¯
,
’:
~
;:~I:’,:.
’
lecl , .and’i
bf.:. ¯Mr:~".
in Y0semite-o
:"Ber];~..:,.....-.7: _,
,. ¯ , ." ,;....:enro
; ....
..
,, . in
.. tl~e
,, ¯ .words’-.
,....
. ; n’~channel
. .1 !....:. i i. ¯ .if:: :..;:.9." p.m...OPEN;:.END...~I~.,."Lord
.
¯
.
.
¯ ....".Muender,.oUrlsupervisor,"the chil.d.ren ,. i : ..K Q E D TV. $¢HED.ULE
~. ’ .. ...... :. ’.trand. RU’Sse
I"iis "David:sU:sskin:d:’s:ii"::"..:i;i’ ’:.
’"
¯ ; :are" all."on her. sde.’
". The:¯principal.FRIDAY, OCTOBER
’5... .- " ": ’ guest"¯ ’
’:""
’ " ":: " :i.:’
,~" ".!
: ’:i ".:
....-.heartily
concur;s.in"this.udgment and". 6:3¯0 .ESPANOL
PARAMAESTRos.I
:" 10.50 HORIZONS
"OF ."sCIENCE:"--’
’ "
""thechildrensh°uldhavea fine:sch°°l""
Dr;PeterPresta)S’I~. StateC°llege, ’ an up-to-date rep"ort"on a new:!:::’~’~.:.:
¯
¯
’".¯year under Miss .Aythes tutelage. " ¯ "instrc)cts.¯Spanish for. teachers: ... ..i.achievemerit in scient tic researcl~: ....i.....!....
¯ .. ’:::
¯ .:"
¯
..
" .Mrs ¯Barrett
starts the year with
’
.seven firstgradersand
twelwtsecond
¯" graders.
¯ ..
’ ¯With twelve fifth graders, five sixth
’
graders, five in the ’seventh and tWO
.... in fl~e eighth, Mr. Sondelhas twenty.four students in his room. Theseupper
¯ ..
¯ grades have elected their student
. council: Tim Harveyis president, Micki
Willingham is vice-president,.John
.
.. -Clark is secretary.treasurer , and the
’
two persons elected to serve as
members-al-large for three-m o n t h
terms are Rick Ringrose and Sandra
McCubbrn. Robby Ringrose was etected as librarian. Thecouncil will meet
each Mondayduring the latter half
of the noon hour to discuss matters
affecting student well:are,
"
MONDAY,OCTOBER"8":I:...:
. . ... ........
" . .. .. :. .-..~.._._.’:
.<:.:i. : ¯
¯
’
" ....
. " " " WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER
110".. ". ;. ::." :. 7::. :’i.!". ’.
4 p.m. DAVIDCOPPERFIELD..
¯
.......
. .: . ....
....Ad;L...",ii";ii...
¯-¯"5¯¯ p~m.: WHAT’SNEWI.--.."The
....
. :..:"
5 p.m. WHAT’S NEW’ !!TheAd¯
¯
ventures
of
Tom
Sawyer"
.
:
""
.".:
":.:!~’."
’
:’
ventures Of Tom Sawyer" .... ..
....
" "
..
. 6:30.
.. PARLONS
.. FRANCAIS..I
,..~iele-..
"!::",ii":’’ "
6:30 PARLONS
1, ele;...,
mentaryFrench". . " : ".; ’.". " i:": .:..:i’;.
i
. FRANCAIS
mentary French conducted by Mrs.
.6:451PARLONS
FRANCAIS
11, in;.......:...!.i
..i
Anne
Slack
....
. ’ ¯’!:;:
termediate
French
’
i,.."i........:
~
...".
6:45 PARLONSFRANCAIS"I 1 , In. ¯ , .. , ¯
,, ,. ., , , ., . .
THURSDAY:, OCTOBER
11 " :..
termediate
French
......
.., .......
7:30 INVITATION TO OPERA,pre5.p.m. WHAT’S.
NEW
- !’Waier."".. i"......:...
’
view¯ of coming S.F. Opera proway"on the first, leg of hi.s journey: : ’i:":."..
duction "Falstaff" ¯ by Verdi
from¯ N.Y. to England aboard ..the... :"i.-)
¯ " =. ¯ ’,., ,
8 p.m. CHALLENGE
-- ’!Time, the
motorcruiser Dubhe,.TonySopher....i.:.....:...
Surest Poison" focuses on methods
travels¯, to Miami¯downthe.
... Inter-.-".:::". .
used in the sludy of the natural
coastal~waterway..
...
., ..
process of aging.
7 p.m. PORTRAiT"IN
":.MusIC -- .. i:,
9 p.m. PERSPECTIVES--RADIATION "’Sonata E Flat" by Mozart.. Philippe ... i"
FACT AND CONTROVERSY-Cam’Entremont, piano. "
.. " "
plex p r o b I e m s.associated with
7:30 THE SCOTCHGARDENER-- ,- , "
humanexposure to nuclear radiawith. guest, Jack Daniels,chairman
. ",. ..... ’
School takes up al 8:40 this year
tion, from both natural and manof the Fine Arts Div.,. College of"
and lels oul at 3:35, a schedule rei
made
sources
are
discussed.
SanMateo, KQED’sJimKerrdemon.
quested by Mr. Sondel so that "we
TUESDAY, OCTOBER9
strates some "Original
Flower.....
might have more lime in which to
.
5
p.m.
WHAT’S
NEW
-Humper"..
Arranging Techniques"
attempt to’meetthe manycurriculum
dinck’s o p e r e t t a "Hansel and
requirements which are expected of
8 p.m. PERFORMANCE
’ JOE AND ....
Gretel"
performed
by
faculty
and
"
the school." II has been possible 1o
EDDIE-- a program of.folk SOngs,
students
of
Pittsburgh’s
Carnegie
work oul lhe schedule so that the
performed by Joe Gilbert andEddie " "
Institute.
children from each room have the
Brown, of Berkeley
5:30 DISCOVERY- secrets
of
playground !o themselves during re8:30 THIS NEW HOUSE " ..the
...
nature"Too Small to See". are
cess lime and during lhe physical
problems of unification .between"
¯
revealed in the microscope of Mary
educalion period,
members
of
.the.
Common
Market
Grirnes and her guest, photogra"l’he school district purchasedfive
and thoseof EFTA,"The Sum"ofSix
fifty-five
gallon drumsof Coherex, a was held on Wednesday, September
and Seven". are traced by inter-’
dust-sellling
compoundwhich, with
national experts.
19. Jim Rosanderis the newpre~ident;
.i
help donated by men al e the cam- Jim Kirk is vice-president and program
9p.m. PROFiLE: BAY AREA.i
.’
munily, has been applied to the
¯
chairman,
authoritative guests, moderated by
grounds. The elimination of dustfrorn
Scurrie Ringquist is our very capattorneyCasparWeinberger, tackle ’
lhe playground area will remove a able bus driver again this year, and
a controversial issue of regional
"
heal!h hazard and a nuisance,
is also doing his usual fine job as
interest.
" .
1’he firsl meelingof the Parent Club custodian for the school.
(Contlnucd
onll.’lllc .follr)
.
::
¯ .,
’’
’..
..
, <.
. ,’
¯
,-,...
...
.
..
~
.
, ’,i"
..
...
,"
..
and Robert Gardner,: ¯ director of.
film ¯ Study Center, Harvard Univ.
MONDAY, OCTOBER15
5 p.m. WHAT’SNEW--."The.
ventures. ¯ of Tom Sawyer"
Ad-
5:30 TIME FOR MUSIC - folk
.singer-guitarist Laura Weber rePat Powers, who did" the ¯photoviews some songs, talks about
rhythms, and introd u ces new graphy for the Ford Motor CompanY’s
film, "Valley of Light," in 1956, was
melodies¯ on a harvest iheme
6:30 PARLONS
FRANCAIS1 -- ele6:45 PARLONSFRANCAIS1
1-:inmentary French
termediate French.
6:45 PARLONSFRANCAIS 1 1 -7:45 U.N. REVIEW-- reporter Don
intermediate French
Pringle reviews last week’s develop7:30 INVITATION TO OPERA-"The
ments in the General Assemblyand
Rake’s Progress" by Stravinksy, to
interviews U.N. delegates.
be given its first performance by
THURSDAY, OCTOBER18
the S.F. Operathis week.
5 p.m. WHAT’SNEW--tourist
Tony
8 p.m. CHALLENGE
-- DemonstraSopher
angles
his
motor
cruiser
lion. of the effects of radiation on
into the southernmostisland of the
"The Immune Response" of antiBahamas, the world’s la rgest
bodies built by the body against
breeding colony of roseate flamindisease.
goes.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER16
8 p.m. PERFORMANCE
- "IRISH
5:30 DISCOVERY-- Mary Grimes
FESTIVAl."Joseph
Gardner
hosts
and her guest, Elmer Foye, Dir. of
an Irish ;’Fesh", featuring singers,
the Ipswich River Wildlife
Sandancers and musicians
ctuary, show how to make simple
8:30 J. E. WALLACESTERLING"Bird Homes"
president of Stanford .University
6:30 SPANISH T H ROUGHTV -elementary Spanish
speaks on the role of the private
institution in higher education.
9 p.m. OPENEND- the first program in a series of round-table
10 p.m. THE HOUSEWELIVE IN discussions with David Susskind,
Father GustaveWeigel, S.J., prof.
host.
of theology, Woodstock College,
Maryland, discusses the environWEDNESDAY,OCTOBER17
menl of man and various aspects
6:30 PARLONS
FI~ANCAIS1 - elementary French
of RomanCatholic doctrine.
¯
:
...
¯¯¯ ’ :.:’ ! ..
in Yosemite
recently
with aFords;
crew:0f
helpers
and eight
1963m0del
¯¯:¯
Lincolns and Mercurysshooting ¯films.
to update the sequenceswhich showe~].’ . :
the earlier model:automobiles. " ’" :
LynnTocherleft for a .20-day visit ....!
.¯ n. Calgary, Alberta. I:: .i
to her home
Sheexpectsto do. some
skiing there¯¯ ¯. ....i. : .
¯
as a warm-up.forher duties as ski. i~
instructress at ¯Badger Pass.¯next
."i
winter. Lynn has been :filling:
in as.
’.r"
"
hostess at Yosemite I.odge since the
swimmingpools ¯closed.
.
Pat Thorsen, hostess at Wawona..
"
last summer,is the newhostess:,..... at ...:i
¯
YosemiteLodge.
..
Replacing Estel e Graf; whoreturn-. ’"
ed to her homein Danvill e, is Leslie¯¯ ¯ .."
Jones Clark at The Ahwahneeswitchboard. She expects to remain during
the time her husband, Lt; J.G. Rolf
Clark, is touring ¯ the western Pacific.
on the USS Apac.he, a salvag e and
towing ship.
...,
,=: /". ~.-,:,.., .
.,. ¯ .
. .
. ~.;., :. ¯ .,..
.. ::.:~...:~..
.: ..."...’.,C.
;.:
,~:...~.....
,.~.,,.~ ~ .,..:,..-:,
,.,., : ¯ ,’,.-..~ ......
..
.
Lawrencew0rked
for the governmentKinney’s son :in several of his ownwill be held, in ..the:Training Rooml..
...
. .."
two Summers
and a winter and during arrangements. The session wasattend- Tuesday, October 9, at 8p:m:, with. "
.:i"’J ¯
¯
¯that.time he met Mildred Sovulewski. ed by a numberOf locals and several Stuart Cross as moderator..The.
.". .... ..:’i
. ... They were married in January of 1922 former residents amongwhomwere discu~,si0nwill be on’Shakespear’s
. :
" i" and soon. thereafter moved’ to Long Midge Pittman of’Carmel and. Donna "King.. Lear." ¯ Anyone.interested is
Solinks~, Matesonof San Francisco.
¯ :):-.i.- BeaCh..::"
¯
During the war, Lawrence was a Juanita SauhFerrebee of Coopers¯.....
. ,. ..’ . ..
.. i" ...US governmentengineer at the re- town, New York,. f.lew across the
.. ..... ¯ . location campin Delta, Utah. He country to attend the reunion and
at
;. returned to Yosemite in May of 1944 visit friends. She wasaccompanied
. i " ..
The
Ahwahnee
by
her
daughter
Anne.
to work for the YP&CCo., filling
..
,...
various jobs until 1946 whenhe be- Riley whohas beenrecently married
¯’
" came Safety Director in charge of and will reside in SanFrancisco.
’/. prevention of fire .and accidents.
-o¯ iI ,
" Perhaps a mong those presently
275 STUDENTSAT MARIPOSAHIGH
¯ : resident in the Valley, "Mil" Taylor
275 students were enrolled at the lock, TecoyaDorm.
¯
can boast one of the earliest experi- Mariposa High School in September.
For Sale:
1953, custom, made,
..ences in Yosemite. She camein 1906 55 are eligible for graduation from
24 foot trailer. Inquire at Western
¯ with. her parents Rose and Gabriel
the. seniorclassat present.
Union.
¯ Sovulewski,her brother Lawrenceand
---o’ sister Gabrielle. The family traveled and information clerk at CampCurry.
TRESIDDERMEMORIAL
Later she became Transportation
by train to Raymondand by four(Continued from page one)
horse stage to the Valley, stopping Office Managerthere, a job she held
for eight years. She has done a table tennis rooms, and a 14-lane
overnight at Wawona.
at bowling alley. First exhibit in the
Gabriel Sovulewskiwas Park guar- variety of jobs for the Company
¯ dian in the summer
and acting super- manydifferent units. Her last wasin gallery is a display of Ansel Adams
photographs.
intendent during the winter months the Personnel Office as Assistant
The Memorial Union fund as a
TrainingDirector.
whenthe army had jurisdiction:over
i.
monument
to Dr. Tresidder wasbegun
the Park. The family’s first homewas
In 1955 she beganworkingat Best’s
within
a
weekafter his unexpected
in the old Hutchings cabin which Studio for a part of each year and
death in January of 1948. Many of
stood in a clearing east of Yosemite will continuethere throughthe month
the ideas for the Union came from
Creek on the north side of the road of October.
students when6,000 questionnaires
to Yosemite Lodge. In 1909, the US
The Taylor’s retirement homeis on were submitted to campusliving
government,for whomMr. Sovulewski
72 acres just off Highway 49 near groups by the sludent-run Union.
worked as guardian of the Park unMariposa. There, in 1950, they began Planning Committeein 1953.
til his retirrnent in 1937, built them
a homein front of the old cabin, to build what they considered to be
An estimated 4,000 persons may
a weekend cabin, bul which they use the building at one time. It seems
There they lived for 35 years and
have expanded into a full-sized,
¯ particularly fitting that a centerwhich
when they left the house was torn
permanent home,
will serve so manybe dedicated to
down.
of Dr. Tresidder whohad
The Taylors and Shorbs will be the memory
Mil had her first job as a telephone
a keeninterest andfaith in students,
operator in the Old Village. In the missed in the communityand their
as
well as a great love for Stanford
friends are happythat they will be
early 1930% she went to work for
University.
the YP&CCo. as a telephoneoperator nearby.
/
¯ i . ’¸’
i’
i ’ . ...
.!
¯1~.
¯
:, :.
..
"
¯.
, ¯.
.~.
:
, :~
.U
¯ ....
....
.....................
.......
. ...............
CHECKqN
DAY IS OCT, l Odl FROMI to 5 ~’.hA,
ARROWAND AT THE ,51.
...................
AND7 to 9 P,M. AT BOTHTHE LOST
PORTALCOt~’XMUNITY BUILDING
G ....................
SORRY--NO
IT~:h’~.~~’" UNDER "J ,50VALUE
~,’~,.^~"~NObNDERCLOTHES’
ORSOCKS
t~ ,~ " "~
_~th~’~c,~
I-~
l’~’
’
(EXCEPTSKI
¯ ..~..,,..~,
,..I,~[~ [~b~Ei’,I, TRO!JBEESOt~
C~I~LI.h.EN, DIFFICULT
WIVES
OR WORTFI!.L:S’.I HUSBANDS
.................
I.,
[~ .’t ..................
-,
F-r,,IC~,’YOURSHAREO ~r THESALE, ~’’
:20 ONE:I~.Ci.I IT~’..’~, ~ ...... JO (:)R OV~!R
~0Oh;I:./’,C !-’, li’ Et, A,~’,,.~)’-~’~-.,-,’.~ 10.00
......
{.[;~
....
i
I"
.,.
i
!L
¯ ;i ¯
. .’ [
" . Dave Thomas. scooped up a tumbling
~ . " Secondhalf . kickoff " and raced 70.
yards to score for Castle..The: Badgers
i.
scored again in thefinal period when
:
one and all, Republicans and Democrats,:to.atter~d
an old fashioned
"1 encourage
of .:any¯ age
r , to
, . ....;..~.,...
.. ..
...
. .everyone
,.
,
country get-together atthe Mariposa get started .on oral vaccine. Thisl-is ~; :.:. .:
¯
J . . ’. ~ ’..
,.
.
County Fairgrounds.
’ .
irrespective . of. any!I prev ous :poll0....
;~
’ .." ’.. . ,"~ .
,.
i." ¯ they ran a. series of plays to the onestarting at 1.2:30 p.m. there will
shots he mayhave"
had". :. ’.,. ’":...
.: ..’,.,~
¯ .,.
.
."
-..
. Yard line after recovering a fumble.
"
¯
--o--,
,
,
,",.."; "i ’, ’
be a free beef barbecue, chili beans,
!..
Power slanted "off tackle for the
"
"
’ " ’ MEETING
" "
’ :,
’""
salad/bread and coffee. The barbecue
: ~ " "’
W OMEN’SGROUP
counter.
:i:
will be prepared byStan Fiske and
’ FASHION SHOW " " ....". ,’.. "’"’¯ " ,,
¯’ " The Badger line heckled the Castle
.̄.,
his crew who have gained a wide
backs all the way and forced many
Thefirst
fall.
m eeting of. the ., "..’~’"
reputation in this field.
,":. fumbles,: several of which they
At 2:00 p.m. there will be square ~/omen’sGroupwillbe held ThUrsday," .": ’
""
recovered. The defense also kept the dancing to the calls ofBill Patterson October 25 at The Ahwahnee. A " "
Castle receivers from grabbing several caller in the San Joaquin Va’lley and fashion show will be presented
at..
¯
..
. ,
passes which could have gone for long mountain counties.
1:45 p.m. by the Miss P0sy.Shop of .:
gains.
Mariposa. Tea and.socialh0ur will" " :
Senator Teale will be there to meet
It wasthe first ga,.’ne of the season his manyfriends in Mariposa County follow at 3:00 p.m. NO reservations. .....
necessary, c h a r g e; $.50. Everyone
:.
for bolh teams and lackof precision. with no political speeches.
¯
cordially invited.
"
.
and ragged play characterized both
--o-~O~
attacks. However,the Badgerstarting
WIDFORSSWATERCOLORS
IN
,,i "
lineup, which contained eight of last
SEAT BELTSIN YPS, C Co.. CARS
~.
SAN
FRANCISCO
OFRCE
year’s veterans, had the experience to
Acting on a recommendation, from
Continuing the plan to display the
~., offset the advantage held by Castle
the safety committee, YP&C Co."
in weight and age.
work of painters and photographers
managementapproved’ the installaThe Badgers dominated first half
relaling
to Yosemite and Sierra
tion of seat belts in twenty-oneof its
Nevada,a collection of twenty waterplay and were deepin Castle territory
Vehicles. All passengerCars and those
s, everal times only to have their
colors done by Gunnar Widforss now
trucks in service off the floor of the
attack sputter to a halt when key hangs in the San Francisco office of Valley are being.equipped with either
:
plays failed to produce the needed YP&CCo. Paintings were borrowed
one, two or three belts, of a type
yardage to keep the drives going.
from private owners and from The
i
approved by the California State.
-....’
:
The second half was evenly played Ahwahnee, and were hung and cataHighway Patrol and the S.A.E.
’
though the Badgers continued to con- logued by Mrs. Robert Cross.
trol the ball. It was not until the
In addition to the paintings, there and autumn leaves. Carl Stephens
wamng moments of the game that
gathered the ingredients and did the
are on display arrangementsof Sierra
Castle threatened again. The speedy
grasses, rock, wind-warpedtree limbs arrangements.
.....
((:ounhn.’d on ll;IRe three)
EMPLOYEESAND ARE NOT FOR PUBLICATION
......................
tHESE
ITEt~S-ARi~
F-OR
"i:HE-iN--’i:EREST
OFPARK
¯
.
..
¯
,
.
.
.......
Gebler,DanaTwight;..Kim".
"Messr~.~":Arceo,.Cr0mer,
Kohlei’.~’and
~ii~ .":! ; . ......;:.
IE. berger, i+Ginny. Harders,.Laurenand. andJohn
¯ Anne’Woessner;
McCon~nel,
Greg¯ R ng, oi ihe:Village Stbrestaffli:invite.""..i:."..::
.. ~-.. .-.
:.!:i:.:
: .’!:. .-." Stephanie
westm0re!and,".Kathy
Co. " ¯ burn, Larry
"Freeman;
. David and. Power,JuneAnnand’Anita
Simpkins~
the atten:!i0nof tl~e"ViilagerS"t01"ti~e...".Y
.)/, . "L.
¯ ..
..
¯ ’ - ::"~. ’..~
. : Marcie Hackett,, ....
Donnie.andNormanJanvernon,AnitaGrey,Suzanne
Mil~ . new.andexpanding
assortmeni
’of.":".. i .i..ii". ". " "
... ¯ ."
’ ...., ~.<Howe,"/~ichaelandPat McClanal~an,
.
ier) Betty Cottrell, Jim Barnett,: Jack packaged
oddsand ends,.:comm’only:
".".::.,
.
,¯
¯ Betts, MargaretPotts) Coats;R0bbieJohnson,
i.: "
.....
’. TomandDon
GretchenFry, i referred to as."gourmet, items" n’OW:ir;.!i.,
:.’..
.
, ¯ . . .
. .
’. ¯ ondisplay
¯
(andfor
sale)
in
.the
cab-."..
"’.
.’ii.
.
..
" ":i". "..SusanDanZ,Bill andAshleyMcPh,aul, "
"
’ .... "
"
"Luc~yParker:andVinceJ0hnson..’~’...
. .... ¯
.
....
’ inet to the left of the milk. department,i "..... ...
.. " Dale Savage, BonnieStover, Vickiiand. .
would
be, on.your.right
as.you"" ¯. .,.". ..- .
! ¯".Todd" Corder, Deborah
is open.TUesday, Thurs- ¯ which
¯
¯
....
Darry!.’andDeena....Thellbrary
and R01and... day and sundayafternoons.
’.
move
toward.the Produce"
Sectio’n.’I.. ~". ..; ¯ "
":
Mitchell; Linda,
¯
..".
~..¯..’’ ’
the’. "fine
Fancifo6d..:. .iii" ’
. .New.among
,
. .....
..
.¯.
tinnedlitems are steamedlittle neck..".
clams..still.in .their " shells,."sauerkraut
:. ¯ .~
cured in..champagne;.red :cabbage,
:..
marinated artichoke hearts, French ~ ¯
.
fried onionrings, sweetpickled crab-.
..
apples and smoked
oysters.. Onhand.
, .
also are importeditalian bread,sticks. .. .;":
...’
,!’.."
" Cookies
are onyour
" : " .......¯
. . left.
. .
..
..
..
" ~
. .... ~
fromthe c o n t a in e r. TheArmenian
i.
Euphratesbreadalso comes
well
re-.’..¯
I
¯.
¯
--O--
BADGERS
~Cnntinued from pa;~e one)
Castle backs reached the Badger 18
yard line by a series of sweepsas
the United States Travel Service, with
branchesin major foreign cities. Its
assignmentwasto stimulate interest
amongthe nationals in travellng to
the U.S. The graph above indi-
-.y..
cares modestaccomplishment,
but the
timeranout.
Both teamswere urged on by their
partisan rooting sections led by unitheir organization under way.
formedcheer leaders.
The Badgersplay the MenloSchool
In the yearsto come,the rising tide
Cubsat MenloPark on October 20th.
of Asian and European prosperity
shouldbe felt in an increaseof foreign I:ollowing their owngamethe squad
will see Stanford vs. Washington.
visitors to ourcountry.
U.S.T.S. peoplehave only just got
.
’
... :.:
commended
.....
.’.:.. ¯ . . " ¯ :I ’
La. Ville’s babarumcakes, .six to .....
..
a can, makean excellent dessert,
except, wethink with a sauce, rather . ..
than ice cream, as the labelsuggests.""
i.
’.
Most of these goodies are, we supi.
pose, expensive. However,they are
~
all good, and go far to brighten an
otherwise drab meal.
~anagerRingstates that. additional.
types of cheeseswill soon be in and
butcher John Arceo states that the
butcher shop is nowready and happy"
. to take orders for freezer storage...
?:EXPENDITU.RES~i:: And,with a little advance
notice, John
’ERSON
’,:’:
will cut roasts,chopsetc. for customers
.
not finding what they wish at the
meatcounter.
In anticipationof the cornn q Halloween requirements, there will bea .
widevariety of trick or treat ~:andies.
the Departmentof Commerce,set up
¯
.¯
These’ have beencarefully: packedl
and thus are whole when. removed
i"
¯
..’
"
¯
". ".~
." .,
~.g’!"
.:" ’ . ". ¯ ,,...
:’.’;:-~"L;’t"i".:’::C’.~",::;’
" -"
:" ~’ .
);Tr’..’~:
’,::’~"" ’. ’....
¯ " ’. :".- ’ ,’::
,..’. ", ."7".’,.’:
."
," : ’
"~;
... ¯ .; ,,
¯ ,. ..- , ;~’ . . .
" ":
’ .’."
2 " ~
~:;" ,~ . ,<
" F "’...-’:.-’"
. ’; "...’," ," -’.’’ , .c"*’,’." .* : r
,
.. ¯
,
..
.
. ..
.....
.
, ,...
,,
, ¯
,:"
~ ",
’~
,"’" ’." ": ; . +.’ - ’"
~ ’ "
¯ .’.
.~~.
. .’’-.. , :.’:
i’: i%’,’"’=." ,’. ’" :’; "" "":": -; "i .:’. ".. ’. . . .’. =’ .,’,z. ¢, . . ",.’ ’’,." : : ". ’,’~ ". " "’.
.... :,,,’, .-,.., , . .
" , ’.." "":~
r’~’~:’;;’T:;’]l ",:,:’~.’;’ ’
’ ’,
.....
,’ " ’
"
.:..
.’. "
’ " "
¯ ".’" ¯ " ... ", . ~..’-.
.. .
".,.’.-’"
," , . .,
¯ .
,,. . .-.. ." "
! ’ " ".;
" ’ "
. "
’. .... , ’ ’. ¯ , ’. . ... ,
. . .’’: . ’,’ .." ..,
. . -....,..
. ,,., . ],.
...
...
" "’: , "."
" .. , . .....
]’."
’..
, ..... . ’ ..
,
,.t ...,,. ’:’~’,’"’"
"’7"’" ’" "’" "’ ";~’
" ’ ’.’. ........ ".~’i ".
:...’!’:
.,
..
: "’. ’.~." ,.~
:.,., .’, , ".’ :’:
.
" ’ "’.:’i"
’ ’" " ":": .... ,’""..’
’ .’":"
:
. " ..... ; ," :’’" "
".
., ’..’ .’.’ .’. " .. ".’. "..;,,-’:. ""’ ..’;;’: . "."7’;," ;{I .’.. ~’.i’." :’;’.",’.{."".’:
. .
.:." ’". ’
,
: ¯ " ."
-’~’.
" . . "
.’
" ". , . .:"..,: ’..,.,, .,..,,:’, ..-.":;;/’~ ¯ <’i." :!.’, G,::’:’.:
....
’, ","’x’, ’;’.~, !" L’’;’’
~’",’:’-:L~’::’:’’"":"<"~’"J"!:’’’’"~’::]’~’:J:’:’’’’""~l
~
,-,"
..-.... -~. ,~ ,I~
¯ .’. "~. ":’.%:’/’ ~, L’!
/’: :.’:’:~/ ::=,:.’. ~,’~x-~#",
:~
,’.
~’:
’
:’"~:li"’ ’, "’’’’ :’l= "::t
"l.?’~,",,:," .;.ii"- "=7:.,").’~
~-’~
’t:’
::’.’.~ ;... ]. ".’, r.:~." - ~’~’’~’:
’:’~’~"’’~:-:~:~S
*"~"- "I;;W,
~" ".....:’’,,’.".:’..:.’..’,’...
,,. ".’,: ..,’ " ’...’.."." ~,,’~ ,~’ "..;.." . ..,.,..’: ..,.~.:, . ,::~:.. ,, , ’.,." : _.,:.: ,,.,’:~.’ ’..’.’ ’,,.,’. "’,:.~;., .,....,,,’’..:’~.’:< ~..."~.~.,’ ’ .,.’.’.", ~ ~, ":; ’
,~
"y~,, r,... ’,~.,, .’,~ ’’. ’- -...:" ,..’ ......
7.’,..,~’,’.:.
’,.:’,.-.:,..~.’..’:’,2.: ..’.::..’.¯ :. :’;,...:...... ~’,~-~:..~.!~’~).~.,
.~.,.’"::,.’::.;w,
::: ~:~.’": ~;,;-’.
¯ " , ~<"" ..... ": : .’ :~-’~’::’"".........
’:":.;."" " ,~
~’ : .’ ’, ’L.~.:~
" , ’ ~3:",¯ ’-, .,," .’-"~,’~
"" "." ’.t’~,
’- ,..~.
t .,-.’:’.’,.,:’
~ ,".~.’. ’:..’.l
¯
.~...
,. ,
......
L , .....
...,,
, ,. ¯
, ......
¯ ,. .L. ,,~. ’ ’ ,- ,.,C. ,,
,,,..
, .......
..’< .......
¯ ........
. , " . .. ,. - ~:’~ ,.,...
.
,,,
,.-,
. " ;"..<,.;’.:;:;;.’
.... ..;/:; ,....:..:"
.;’"..!. ......~ ........
.:..t, ~’.,...’..’:,. :.,’ , .""/L;:...., .. ..:.: ;-. ..... .:":t.: :’-.;,; ;;:... ;........." ];.;;.."..’:: ,..... :<..,...:;.L.~.;"]’;" :
. .L. ~. ,..., ,..,, , ..’ ,,,, ,,,,.,.:., :. . .,;., ~:..,..,: . ..r:’ "’%".’,:"~,,’, ... ,...,..,.. ,. ......
’ ..,
’
"L,’-,’~:.":,"".:~
’ ..,,
...~r ,..,
,.-~’-,
. - :.......
,.r-_...,.L.~
.......
¯
¯ :. ,’., :; .. ",:.’’ ~" " ~:: ",. ’, : i. ’,,.’.’ ’ ...,, ~ ,.,,,>’" ’,’,.,.’...:.~ =;" .,,:,~ : ....:.k~ ..’~’"’: ’.’. ’ , :." ,"
:’:;
......
" ¯ ’ " .... : ..... ’ ........ ,"~ .......
. " " ...........
: ’ ..~", ~":".t..’. ’ .... ’.’/’~’~,~\,<~.’.,
.... " 3"-"
’"~""’
........
......
/.. :,,,,.~
’i.r ’-:"
,.’.:,=’:.’)
:’:~’.,’ ,"~V
..... ¯ .~ : .::
::’~’~-,-."" ~;~’~; ..... ’,..:..,. ..-;-’..-;: ..- ¯ :.. .-.~’~. =:-":-.. : .,:,.’~,
- -%-,:<:.7..’.,;.,,.:,.::~..:.
’"i"!’ .:"-""."’.
’ ;.’.~:. : ~ .~L’"dl:
’~’[,’~ "~,~.-,’ ’,, ....
. .- .-.,. ," ..: ....... ¯ . ,, : ,,.., ..... :,,. .... " -. "’t,;’:’.’.:’,,...:.’ ":
¯ l’"’" ,’".,:’:.~:.’,’.’:"... :,;.’" .: .... "’.’"~"’ ’~:,’’,."-":
"...
~"
.".:
:..,:.,,;,:
’": ’~:"
;:"
’’~"’"" ~":"
"’"’""’"":;"
’’;:’:’ #";’",’:
"! ’""’’~’~’7"7
%, ’"~’
~ ~"’"
’’7
" " ¯
"
’ ~’ ~’ " ’"":""" , ’ . :" " ’ ’ ....
"
’:
"
’"’
"
....
"
""
’’"
........
......
’~
’"
’"""’"
"
"
~""
’
"
"
"~
"
"
,~t
J"
’"""""
’
""
’
"
’
"
"
"
"
"
........
- .......
, ,
.,,.~
..............
~" .....
,..<4~.~
~~
.: " .’..
"":’;w~;,.-:. " ....
"
"
",’
:,.’,..’, .~,:. ". L.,,~,1. ,.
<’.:’~
;,;:’-,;.~
’,7.’,,~i.,t
.. ....
-~,.~ .... ;.L;;.I
.~. ~ ~
.,,..i
;.~"..7...;
:" .. ~,~’;’ .~,~:’" ’-{.’,...
"=,’:,+
’;; :: ....<’.
L!,’"
",’:t ’~
’~7~.’:’!7]’"."
~/’~:
"’;:".’~":;:"~
t~.":~’’<~
’
"
’
"~’"
’~" " ’
~;,.,:<G:,~,;t:~.,..;:,
~.:
,::: ..’ .. , L, , ’: ; .: ,’., .. ". - .., .. c,’<..;.",. !’""" ",,,". "’
:;:
.
¯ ~.’’.
~-",’<’’:,:
".:-;
-.".~’-~’, . ", . ¯ ,"-:
".. "- ’..’’".
’ ,.’-"
"~t ’
"’i"";",
b".’ .. { .. .
¯ .......:
.....-...:.,.,
.:::.....,..~.......~-....-~...-....~..--,-~-~;
.........
...........-......::...-....:.......-.......,-:.....,.~,
.....YOSEMITESENTINEL
...... - ............
~-.’.:’.,..;,.?,,.,:.’.’..;,?.,.:.’.....’.~..~
:,,..’~:..~’.~..::.~:~;-’.;..
~.." ~""
.:-,’-.::.’.,~<~.:..~..;,.:
.~.:..:..’~
..
"......~........... ....’ .......... . 7 ........ , .......
".......
’ ... .:’": :" !.I{$."..L"";"
.....’" ..... " ........ ’ .............. ’" ’ .......
’,.."; ."...’. ].’ ..."i., :".. "
:J~;:;"-)";’-’;~i~
’~-~:~li~’~’ll
. SALE’RESULTS..:;
"~;’:’;
yi
ScHOOL;NEws./.::i."I".":!"L"<;:t./:";".
;;:.:.{j:.I.;I:!::(:.:"BARGAiN
i:; "!’r"’ -I~:" !;l"~.:!"fhro"LJgh"0ui:ilope~%aii’~~
S"i:’i’~’:
;!;!i;iil
:li:i’iiil;)!i;}S’~==
.. ’.; :;: 7;7.:.i:!::"{;:;:’:~:!::t:.~,:"."::":.it";;
~.
"
";:’"’
~
u_L"
..::"-’..-’"
,
’
"
7...
:’::""",An:
""
"eval
:’,,""’
-’’"
’":’",
at
on:,..of...:
the:’"
....
""’’:¯ ......’ ’~"::~
:’~’~" " :: ".,_narga
;"
~":’:"":’;’<:’~::’~""
".-...,....;.
" ""’:""’’~.,’:.’....
" " " ; " "’’:..’’ ’...."....’.
" ""’~"’~’""’"’
,....-,.
’ "’-:¯’ ,,"
."."¯"’’’:’"
..... ~Lons"~"’
_"~’".~’.’
n,....sa e..cnairman:...:...;..:...:
nukl.:..".,.-’...~-’
¯ ;.’, .:...;....::.,:....,..:.:: ..~bT’~.~...:-;..,...
e
de
d:v.’.,,,:.:.~.:.~...,
;.’"""
.... ,::
......-.-:..:...;:~,:~.:~...~’.
~..,::: .".
,.. " "
~";’.’:;C.":.:,.
.".Atter...e ecr ons"..ne a. recenl y,.v r . ,i.’..~. .... . . . . .:. ... -...:~.: .. .. ....
~
.. " " ’ i’.:..~ ." "..:?~:;-.:. ’,~ %;. .-. ’. " .-i. ., :::: ;..... ;.;;..; :"-:;" Pai-ker.i.reports:;thatthe.,; rei~en’t;:sae. -..::pi~0gram
indicates<tha!Tthe
;~’n".!:.
:;!,!i:.:,!~117"
;-.:.,:.;..".
¯ " ’.. . -’..,7.:...’
.- glnla, rarKer
calearne-..rrsr,~Tuaeni.
: ......’ " "- ¯ . ¯ .". ’.": ... ’ ..-- " ’. ......- .c. ~.., :~...:"...:": .",... ’.-. ".:",.,"~,:.."..,,~;
<.;:.v. . ,: ’ ~i.t
;...’ ... ....
: ’;,.":;.";"..;.,r
.:.........
.
" "’ .. " " :""W:.. ;.".,-...". ’.~. .:...-..";..:. :.: :" ",".":. :::,,’..’: ... .,.
grossed
approximate)/$2300.00~
with.~":ia...positiverei:ognitiL~n,-;.>eV
de
..E~7!~"-.;’;.:t.::~.ii!:.
.:..:
-"..:. ¯ .. ¯ ’ .... . .... ¯ .....,:"., - ,.~ ’ " ,,...... "...’....,..,.......~..,:..~’-..’:.,:~:
~.;
" : .. ¯ .. ~... I..ounc . mee1.
ng .. I’o oraer.’ : Lounci :.’....
....
~:t.:,.f.:t!;.’.:~;,!..~.....
.. :. ’
’: .. .
¯ ’ ¯ ’ ~.... ¯ i-::.=.~;.?:,". ....:..:.. ,,.. :...,,L...., ": .~.. ’...," ~,-"." ’. anapproxiiflate
.profit. 0f"$650
00.":....".the" mJmber
’0f::glDests’:;.atten ;7:<in":i:;i~-:’~"t!.
.... , .. :’-.’ .. .: ol"r cers.are’,vlce.rr.eslaenl’,.
I~.e Tn :/no-:.,:
. .:- ........
.. .,. ’ ’-. -.. ..... ,.. ¯ ..,
¯ --...:.." ’~.: .-... ...... ..’.... .":......,~"..:..~.’:,.:,..:,..~
~...;.,:....,;~..,~i~.!.£!
... :..
"" ’ " ’ :.." ’ :¯ ". .~:~,~" ¢{ ~."~.L/,".~.- .....-,...i.._ " 0,:~.,::,".~L..i
~ai:k;.ii.~-.’~::i;~:
.’.....:.’./
’ .The,...
turkey..
’
. ,"
I I ’,raffle~.,"was~-:~.:.won.._.by.....addition"..to..:’continuing..
i "I I I I I I I I i : r i i . l:lli,lll if= L : i i i i
.I i ’I
I I I I I I II I l’lll : : " I ~IIII II I ~’~:llrthe:;
IIIi ’ ’ I t IIh(
"’.. I ....
I I
rl;,l’: ,;r,]~*,.,:~,’;t:.’’:" , ", ¢"
lll~ ~ ~,~ 1 I~ / Ibi I.’,]1/i
l.l~t~lll~,
I%U~l//, I~11 llll
:.:...~.;;
;~:l.e"~:.
~;;:~.~,":.i~i!:
Adrienne.Ottone
o and’.,
the-::sonto..;.breakfast
rides;"-.the Firefa ~E
’. ¯’". ’. ,..’"~." "..:
"
:":i:r’eas~:re’r
’
,’ ’ :"Gre"
g.
" Power:Each":
;,. ’
. c ass ¯ ", ¯ ¯ ,
.. .. " ......
," :.: ’..". ,.’
~. " : , ’... ..... ’: .’,-:". .... "’ ..,,, ...: .. ’. !: ,".’ ¯ "!~.....:’ ~...¯ .~.,::..; ~.:i::,%
:.": ’’ ...’"
.
"
:. Claus. by~visit0r T. .Wilson;. of. Santa.’ and.the:..chi dren s....pr0gl~am; ie;vi,!..!i:,.~..:......~.
"...
’ ". : ’ ^,L"~" ~. .,om’
’ : ~:.;.,
.~ ",
" ’ up
’ i’.
’..;"
¯ ’’ ’ " "......::....ru~l,,.
" ’~ :
. ’ ¯ ’ . ’".. ..".."..."........" .:.:~...’:".-’.. ~".... ~.’,...~
:.’...~":.:i::::."-~l-".
..:
.. ,~1.
~raae
:.nas
iTS .:., .. . .’ ¯ .’" - ’..
’:
’:
¯
.
.:
’.
’
¯
;"
actiVit
es.lwere
offered~,These
n~
".!’.
.:’.’’
.’.
".".
,.
’
"
....
.....
’
-,,
"
,..
,
"."
.:Monica.
’.
.
.
¯
;.
.
’
:.
....
ded.~i.;:,i:.!:-~:;~.7,
’
.~;..
¯
¯ ~. , Da. r.. oi":
reDresenTal
yes .:...
" Ine
’-:’~..:~.....
¯ " .,
..
......:......:...~.....,,,.:
,..
.~.’
..,’7,
¯ .
., . ... ¯ ¯ ..,,. .. , . :.
,... .,~TuaenT
. .
.:...
,....:
. ., .,, ¯ .,,~.
,,,,,:_.1...,
,I ".""11."..",’~
,.t,.-.
"
;
¯ : ...~
,
r. ,, ,.: .- , .
, ...¯ .. ¯~. ¯,.~.-~:..
.
:tripsinto...:the..:...-,
near..,:~:..i..:,.~-.,.:~.
~..
" " : ’"~:" "" Council’ad0 "ed a "ull a enda which"
¯ The.turkey., was.donated¯ by Sw,ft...~ fall. color:,picnic
lit.’. -.
:
’
¯.
’ . "
.
!
i;
:. ,..i
!:
i!’i
iii!
" ."hoping ’that, the school"will havea
SERVICES
U
’ ’ .i ii.:
:. FALL
’. RELIGIOUS
¯ . ..i,
" " ...i.
i: ’:. ;p"RCHA’SE’HoUsiN’G".’AVAILA’BI.E:".;’i.II’:.rl;I,,’,.IIII
Community
i ~. "
. . " ...Church
" .’ . . ... : Qualifiedpersons-perma-nent.
Pai-k-:i::’i"!:.i:!;i,..il
. .
- " ; set readythis year. for useof..i"n.-class :. Yosemite
’,i
Church.schc)ol..9:30
.a.m. ’"::...c0nnectei:l.. employees-who,
are"inier~ii;~
7.1:i’.’~:.. ....
,i; ." .". viewing.of instructi0nal ...programs." Sunday
’
, I . "
at
the
Yosemite
School
... " ..: . estedin .p0rchasing"hoUsir~gL"ai:.;El:",;;’ ::i.i:!7~;
i. i.. Onedonated, by:.the "Aranguenasis
’ " . .
’
}
Sunday
1100areasl~ed
am’to callAreaRang~,’ri~i;!i.lii.::’!:~.:.
..............
"
’ "Worshp
: " ’ ’. "". Portal
’~... under repair now. If it proves to be.
¯’ ¯ "Chape
at the
l
. " ¯ .: " ... Don.Squire.during .the.iclay;,:;Fri"da’y:’!::’:i~.::~..7il
i..:. .....
serviceable . the. Student Council pro- ..
i poses". tO take other steps .to bring ’ " Roman
" . . Catholic
" . i. . " " . through."Tuesday, FR 2.4331.~.squiie~.i.l’:ii’:iJ!:::::il
:~~
" . educational TV. to .the school.
’’
Masses
a m
" ~
’ Sunday
reports.that there are six h~.ouses
a!~d:.".":.ii~".i !
. : o 45
. and. 9:.. 00’ ."
.
...
.
.
:
....
¯
.
.....
.. ... n,...:..:..
.ll
"
’.
"inthe Pavilion’’
. .
" "
...
thepostoffice,buildingfor saleat the ........:.:. ,
..Theinstructionalpr0gram continues
....
Confession. before both Masses : .I’ pre’senttime.Pricesrangefrom;S1;000
I:"::-L!..:.
¯ to move forward with what, .hope’ " ....
’: ;%’.’.. iUsually (N.B..) there is .daily. Mass, to$6;500. Hecandirect..inquires-to..
..... , ,~"""~:.
:....:..i
.." fully,"is the best use of local teaching
.
.
., ¯
,
.
,
,..-..|
¯
.
.
7:00 a.m., in the Chapel.
the
~owners,or
to
someone
who
can"..
~..". "
" talent and thebest learning situations
..
,’.
.
.
,
¯ . ,
. .. ,. ~, ¯ ,i’,l.
Christian Science
. furnish .informa.tion regarding.condi-i...iil.’;i,.:ti:"
.for the youngster. Miss Trabucco is
SundayServices 8:00 p.m.
ti0n .of buildings,size, CteT.."..... : :::. :~;.i’
.".acting as art consultant for the entire
in the Chapel
school, meeting each class in the
THEAHWAHNEE
GIFTSHOP:.......i,
.. ..:i’
El Portal (Protestant)
¯ .School at least once a .week. h4rs.
. "Bridal
.VeilFall,"
.a.to"ainti.ng’
done,;:".....!~
.Sunday Worship 9:00 a.m.
by Dorman
Robinson
in 1931,is.
. .n°w...:"""i....
" Leedy is presently working with 1he
"
Sunday Church School 10:00 a.m.
for sale in TheAhwahnee
.Gift Shop.,i.. :-.i."i.
. primary children in the area of lanin the El Portal CommunityBuilding The painting was secured fromJohn’ .:’.:"i
¯.
guage arts and is introducing her
..
. ¯ . . ,,.,,:..
-o-Howell, 434 Post. St., SanFrancisco,
a .""i
own students to someof the not-s0.
. .!,
.
ACTIVITIES PROGRAM.
EXTENDED collector of old books. and. paintings-".. ~.:.-i
’
mysterious mysteries Of "m o d e r n
Labor
Day
generally
heralds
a,
"
’
math". Mrs. Hart is the music expert,
about
the.west.
Mr..Howell’s
is,a.re-"...:..’i,.
"close-down" of mosl guest activities
tail as well as a wholesale business:..
’" .....
’: ";..
working with all. grades but seventh
in the Park. This year, instead of a
!
and
he
usually
has"a
goo
collection
....
!.." "
,.
and eighth. She meets with them on
d
"close-down", a "stepped-up" guest
of Yosemiteana.
.... ¯ several occasions each week.
" ...... ¯ , ’~..
.¯’"~.."i:
activity programwas provided. Infor.i
Items.
indigenmJs,
tO
Mar
i
p
o
s
a:"
.i~
hAL Stalvey has ihe physical
.
i
maiion aboui the guesi affairs was
Countyare"Sunset Gems",nowstock- ... "
educarion and upper grade math mimeographedfor weekly distribution
.... i’.
ed at the Gift Shop.Stonesof Copper"...,~
programsunder excellent conirol. The
and gold are left in theirnatural state ....!
~¯
basis for their Spanish learnings,
children are making good pregress
while the seventh and eighth grades and mountedas jewelry. These pieces ~-;.,i
in both fiscal and physical matters.
are made at the Copper Queen mine ¯ i
The Spanish program has been
are working with Spanish in social
’
!
extended to third and fourth grades. situations. Mr. Bruun is carrying on on Mr. Bullion. ’ ’ "
,
’
’
’i
OLYMPIC FILM IN FRESNO ".’
¯ The children of RoomTwoare proving this program which continues to be a
’
’The FreSnoSki Club states. that it
agaln that it is the youngerchild that pilot program for the county.
Thusthe children of YosemiteSchool is sponsoringthe 90 minute VIII Winter .. I
hears, imitates, and learns a new set
of meanings and sounds the most are getting the.opportunity to work Olympics ski film at the Roosevelt... I
quickly and enthusiastically.
with a variety of teachers, while’ the High School .Auditorium on Friday" i
¯
night, November2 at 8:15 p.m.~A " ’~
The fifth
and sixth grades are teachers are being able to pursue their
donaiion of $1 will get you in.
!,
progressing well withthe geographic parlicular interesis.
I
j
¯
,L
’ ’v
7. ~
. ,"
...
:’
Following their 28-6 defeat of Mar-:
’
iposa Saturday, Oct. 27, the Yosemite
O
Badgers ’A’ squad now has three
FILM RECEIVESAWARDS
wins andno losses to its credit.
"YOSEMITEISMYHOME",.Y:P.C.Co’s
In the Menlo-at-Menlo game on
color film, was entered in three
Oct. 20, the local gridders ran up a 16mm
film
judgings about the country. In
15-0 victory, with TDs by Rick Thomas
the AmericanSociety of Travel Agents
and Clark Martin and a safety resulting from the action of the hard-char- competition,it took a first place; in the
ging Badgerwall. Badgerscrossed the ColumbusFilm Festival it received an
Honorable Mention; in the San FranMenlo goal twice more. In neither
cisco Film Festival it drewa blank.
case was a touchdown allowed beThe most important of the three
causeof penalties..
Of the 24 games played between competitions was the ColumbusFestithe two teams, Menlo has won 19. The val which has been held yearly for
Badgers have won 5 games no two
10 years and in which there are scores
of which have been in the samesea- of films entered.
"Vote Nov 6
POLIO VACCINE HERE NOVEMBER4. .. ,...’...!
, ,
¯
.
¯
.
",
..
All locals g_re urged to receive the
il
¯ ....~
Type 1polio vaccine.which will be
, , ]: ¯
dispensed at the schoolhouse between
.
.. ,.
the hours of nine and noon on Novem’
¯
bet 4. This innoculation.is important
.
. ¯.,
irrespective of any earlier injections . .: :
one may have had for polio immunii.
~
zation.
.~.
’.
¯ ..
.
TOM RENNELS, CARPENTERFOREMAN ":
TomRennels assumedthe duties of
carpenter foremanfor the Y. P. C. Co.
Maintenance Division on October 1,
on the retirement of Les Shorb.
Rennels has been with the carpenter
shop crew for the pasl 14 years, hav:
ing come to the Y0semite area from
Byron, in Contra Costa County.
Tom, and wife Helen, make their
home in El Porial. Their daughter,
Joan (Mrs. Lowell Zollars), lives
nearby Incline with the three Zollars
boys and her husband who is with
Standard Oil Co.
On Rennel’s crew now are six per:
manent and two temporary carpenters. The two major projects now
underwayare the replacement of certain tent platforms at CampCurry and
the reconstruction of porches at the
WawonaHotel.
¯
:.
--o.--
WAWONA
HOTEL KITCHEN
RENOVATED
h.l,l:.’,cl cl~,.’~l i~’.~d~’r.~.--I):l,:]<:k"ir~ini~lP~lrl<cr,l.)ktn;t lhlcnl’ddt,Chrissic]ul¯.<:slic’ .l~t.tsl
, I.>uti.~,
’ .’ (.;t)lil’c’lt, KilthvCr(Hllcr
ll;ln.~tln, Jt:;lllllillc. [)iil,m...... I<l~cding:
A complete renovation of the WawonaHotel kitchen is all but finished,
On Saturday, Oct. 27, the Yosemite following five weeks’ work by Bob
son. With one marker now in the win
colun~n, the locals slond their best Badgers played the Mariposa Cougars Chivers and crew. The entire kitchen
chano~of rnaklng il two in a season. at the YosemiteSchool field. The game was rebuilt, walls, ceiling and floor.
Chris Buzzini and Keilh Thomas, started at 9:30 a.m. with the A Team Equipment was rearranged, replaced
playing the first game.
bolh 7th graders and both on the
and in someinstances, electrified. The
The Badgers took the lead in the project required a capital outlay by
Badger’B’ Team,report the Badgersvs
Thomas
first
quarter when Mike Power, the Y. P. & C. Co. of $85,000, of which
Mariposa games herewith.
(Continued on page four)
about $20,000 was for equipment.
played also on the A squad.
......
T H EsE ITE/~SA RE-FoRTH EINTERESTOF
P,~RK EMPLOYEESAND ARE NOT FOR PUBLICATION
.,! .,~
Point, Yosemite Lodge and Tuolumne
Don McHenry, George Oliver and
Meadows Lodge.
Doug Hubbard. Ralph Anderson,
Nick Fiore, whoseprimary duties
though not a member was present
are Winter Sports and Ski School Dias a guest. Hil Oehlmannread several
rector, has been namedas High Sierra
Camp Supervis0r"for
next summer letters received ’l:rom n’~emberswhose
season. Nick has been with the Com- schedule or place of residence prepany since 1948, when he came here cluded their allendance. Slerling Crafrom Quebecas a ski instructor. Since mer read excerpts from papers which
then he has managed the Wawona had beenpresentedin the mid-thirties.
Holel, Glacier Point Holel and has HermanHoss, now a Palo Alto resibeen assistant and associate manager dent an~ Hil Oehlmannwere the only
lwo charier memberspresent.
of Yosemile Lodge.
/,
,.:
..................
:
: ’’ ~",.~:.
.... ’
:
~
,i ,:;’~,:::. i¸ i ;./! i ,/ ::¸I:~;¸¸:~I~
!I.II:~I
~’:~¯:,i:
~~.:,.i":.! !!’ii~:~.:~/~i:~
~’~I~:
::..:~":~
./:,’ i.i ~ii~,,~,,
.?,:Li!:il..:,i:,~"i.~’!
.....
.....
. .,’..’
" :"
;’;.’: :’. ": ~i. ~ : .’.’ i. , ~,i; +:"’.." ~ :-/, ’,i. ; :i .;.;.... :i’,. ~ .......
~"’’ "’
¯¯
¯ ¯
::
¯
¯¯¯¯
;ii
i/i
:i¯¯¯
i
¯¯¯:;
/
¯
¯¯¯’i’:¯
.....
....
,.,:",,....,,,-,, ......, :,;: ~,~~.:
. ;-:,:,: - ....: ":,:,:,’ ,.~~,:,, ",,~, YOSEMITE
SENTINEL"":’,~,,;.:,. ,’:,: ",,,:,:,,,,;’",":.,,-.:,.,’; : ,,-: ::..~:::
¯¯¯¯¯¯
¯
i
.’.,"~..:..’.:~.
~-. :
.;..:..7 ,.’;.~-.~ ~,,...’ ". :. , ~.~.-." ~ ’/ -’ ". ". " ~’i ,
";i-’,,.-
’.,~."i~::’i~;,.!
¯ , ,.,;,
"’’-’L’’’’’’.’~.;
:" ’.’..’. ".,:.,.., ",..:.~:.
’......,i.. .’.’.".’_..~ , I,L’:" ~..’....’,’.:. ~’.."?~.’..- ~.. ".’L~". " :’’. ~’" ".".i’ ’; ". .’.’- . "f:’:.’.: :"- "":"" ""’~ "~.’~’",".’’’’’:’’’.’.’’’~.’’"
¯
"":":;" ,";:;: ::"~"" ’
,, :~/,I.""WEo:DiNG"::BELI~SI:,:I~:,"
.i-ii:i::.!:::!:~i":::,~..i~;:i.,;i: ",:,,i., "P~AOGER":i~iSI:,ACTiC)N,:
;!,;.i,-!::~ :,;~:THoM~SE"S":,To..:’iVACAi~IO’I~:~
’~
I’!
....
. ’... ¯ ..... .... :..- ¯ .",:.:"..~
.: .. ’ .:.’;. ....
’. .......
~"..,...".’ . . ...... .. . . .:.’,: .: .’.: ..’-~...’.."’.’ .~:".. ""’’"~r’’’":~".’:" ....
...
...
~:.,.,...
;.~....’ :~:.": ., .. .. ’ :...."::.-... ..;’...:.. _......i;: ~,:;....~.,..,....: ~,:~..:...!i..::’ ~i.". :..,. ’. ".. .",-, i . ;.:. :.i.J0e"and
Pat-~omas..,wi
-/ne.~aager-~ass.regu
arsnave.oeen..:" ,....-~....:~ ..... :--.’,. ,. .:...~......¯ .... ’.’ ’ .... :’’""’r~,~".k~;-~
’(Sf¯ the. a;-.e
Cha~e
’ ’ /~ r~
,-.
’
~
I~ wi - ......
:"
.....
’
’...
.....
,
.~.-..:
....
-.
-.:-.;.,..
......on
’a.five
week.motortnp~
-.: ... .,.,.. :........ ¯ ..... . ....... ......,..., .-........-. ..,.... ..:. .",. .....
.... i... "i. ~:, i~:i’..r ng?..Out
.. {or;....Afr’eda’..!Strasser
:.:and..
busy.:...as:
.!he.proverb~al,:...bees.Lgett~ng(.:...;i.:
:i;.......;.,".’. ~:~.’i.,.:..-.,.:,...:..,;:....i::.~:..,..-,..!.~;]~.!
i’-, :.
;,’e0"le "and ’tl~in:s,,:
f6r" ’TaKe"memir°.rne:.T p:aT,.,.-owur. ,..:
" " .... " ";~; ": ’,, .,," " ."~., ’: , " ",-"’~.i..
¯’
g ¯ gor an zed
"
.:" .".~, .~~.’:’.,::; ’:.’":: ..’".":’,":!...~..’.;;’-’:~:-..- ~:~~:
¯.
’ :’ ~aur ce KO I O1 " iNovemoer ~ /ne ’: P P .-.
,,
,, , ......
" , ,, ¯ ,:.,,:
," ’ ,’;,
:." "
,’"",:/tits
is"ai,selclom:"macle;,
ourneyf,’i:~
i’
., ,:,,, :. : ,,,-., ,: ,,,;,,.,:,,
¯ : ,, , ,,, ..... .,.",,,,
¯
.:.; ,’, ..... :,,",..,,::
:,-: i ,,,,
’, , ,:,
" (’~""’
the area: Supervlsor,,BiII
,,,,,.
,-’:’,,,;
.......
,:,~,;, br
~,, de
:.. s,. from
, ¯ , Munichl
¯ , , . , German.,:clnd
,, , ,:.. .... z ,, ,and at,
-:,,,,,,.,,,-,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,
.,, ,: ,,..,, ,,,, ,,,, ,,:,Mea-,
r:",,- .....
’.".’. - :":
:accordir~g"10
Pat~roadS,~become::c’~t! i i;
. , .,,,,.,,,,:9:
"came fo Yosem tef rsi’"in
]958~",re
,,, ,, cham, has;:been"direct
ng,tne,acTv
Tes " ~ ....
’ .... ¯ ~,, ",~..:,,
..... ; ,,’,.:,:..;;:"~, ...........
,,:-, ~
"
" ~"""::
.....
" " ¯ ¯
" ":"
....
" ..... ¯ ..... : ......
’ . .... - ’ "" .:¯..¯¯¯
" " ....
¯
.......
:’tra
s dfew:"~li
e~:~buft-i"bf
SanrQui rl
.-..’"
..":;-.:i
..":’.-.."
"
"""
"
"
.....
"
....
’..-"....-:
.............
"..
...:"
.--.".
.... .’
’
’
’""
:
of
Dave
Downing,
ski
house"
Super
.........
..:,, .","~..~:,’,,’
.
. -,-r.. . ¯ .-~’ ~.~"._: ¯ _: :..~..~...
"..~ 5~;-...
;’ ’ " lurnlng
.aga n th s year.. She
¯¯’
¯I s
,, .now
.,, ,.’" ,;, ¯ "’.,,,%..
,’;" ,,,.~,"
,’ , /ney-,.WIII Travel ,:lrl,".u
: [~.w,,~,lJ~.~,~a
.:,,]!:,-?’,,..:
,, ,:, ,, .... ¯ ,: ,,. - :
¯ , , ’!,:...:,
,,: n: the.Y.P.C. Co. general office. Mau- ",v!sor,,,op,encer
L~rams;,,iSKli,,s,.n,op
man,-;,, e~,ui~,~:ed,,~iil~:,a;i.i,~ht;:cam,
i;~er.,i~,6-Cl:~,,.,~:i
r-, i .... ~’,:"" ....
:~-~"
."".
" "" ....
¯ " :" ¯ ’ "
.""
’ .....
’
" ’ "
¯ ,Sid
..... ¯’Carter,,
" ;,,,
’ e ".; ’-1
I-’~’
~
¯.....
f pr’ ....
,,
i,:;:
"’
rice
has
¯been
at
,The
Ahwahnee,
f
ve
’
ager,
I
charge
.O
-.:,,
,,
;:
.-.,
,-,
,,,,,
:,
.-,::,,.,,,.,,::,,’
,:
:,,.,.,:
,: ,2:,::~.::;.E,~ ,,~
¯
n,,
"-,
’
,
¯
’
’,,
....
"
......
, ¯ .~:,.
...........
,¯
, .......
,.,,
: " ,-i,
-,- ,’. :,, L~g~: sTal ons, Delng; separazea,.:..~
,
.... , ......
,,’, T,"::
!,’ ,"’",,
,,,"i~,’ .....
¯
".:’.’
¯ ’,,,,’,,,’,’,:,
’.-.:.
;,::,.i,:,!i,i!:,,
’, ’.’ .; .
,,:~-,
,,,,,,,
-,,,,,,,".,.,,
." "....i’..:,.:./!....i.i-.years.and..i.s.n0w .assistantma~ager...sea$o.p’:..S!ol?eS.
:;.!;..".:...’i:’:"
ma,ntenance~".ana.i
~ru-., s~ever:all~un.dred..;imiles~:itJ:ie.:.Tll.o~.a~,~
i;.
’
- ...!:.:i.": ’.’~..... "" " ’ " .. ":.: :. ::: ¯ : ’.:’i:.’..;,~.
:".:..J e N ’ .. y " ct~rk.
¯Ba’l~Y:.
r w-,.....car.r.y.a.:f~y.;.g:a..~..fue~;s.u~P.~5~!;:~;i~i;~::;i:‘:~‘;.!;!i...
. . .... ¯ ..... ..:.."....:..~..,.......;..-.:.:.:..:;.
. .....~.;:~".’::!,L.:.;,..~~"
:.:.’..,
:..i.~.
-’.’,,’ o::.-.
¯ " -..’.i’.-::"i~,":.:::Br desmaid
will be.Ger;trudelSteph-.:.,
~ , - :..::. -,~..,. ".:..:...,.-- .,....:....Water.
and..’~food,:
.to0,- are..:-., seldom.i,..:..’.~..}i.,! .( .... .".
.-,:",,-, ..,:,, ’., ,’,.~, "-’ , , ’ ;,,::,:::~,:’
-:,:,’ ¯ ¯ ,’
¯ :
" . ¯ ¯ ’ ., ¯ master snow-ven cles, one,w Tn a.ca-.,
¯ ",, - -".
ii,,;,,’,’-,",
,.,:, ,.,,’mi3n
,, Robert
¯ _, - : ¯Eider,
....
e:,S0~
the~,;~, :;carry::.thi~ty";~:..i::,.,.....I::,;!..i... i ....
’ ....
::’, ,;:"an,"best
of¯ E¯Porta.. ’ . .-. :.- ; .,..-.. ..... , .:. ’ ,.... ";, , : availab
,
,,.,
",
.,,
.....
’,
,.
,,,":"
:;’
’":,;:,:.:.’
,
.
..
¯
.
..
¯
¯
"-!?.:.~; ....
.pacify Ot’, ten’ passengers,"Tne
oTner ’ ¯ ....
¯
: ,, " ",:
F0 0wing;the
ceremony, ¯ ,which
will ’ ’" ~" " " ""Bo barde ,""go Onsofwoter:-andfo0d:,to
~st,,for";;,i,,":"!.i::ii,:
,:~i,,:
"
¯ " ,
:
.
"’e’i"~!:"0"r:-:(-:,’i’":’i,":.,::"i
’’,
.,,,,, ,,,,,,.:; ...... i,,,,, ¯ ,, ....
r .....
¯ ......
,, . carryng",/y::/ne
year-oa
m
¯ i:,, :,, . . ,
" . ",two weeks-Dur ng much Of th ’~ :~]5 ".:’,.:’,:,.::";,:-;-,,
,’;:~,",
" :"’:.
be performed
by Rev Wml’ ,Henn]ng,,
",:
¯ ~" ’ " . . ,, ,, ¯ . .......
,
~,, :: ., , ,,,~ , ~, .,-,:.,,, .d .-t.",,: ,!:i~ ’,"’, ,’ :,{ ,..’,,,:.¯ ¯
,,. ¯
¯
_
, _
_ , _
’ ’nas been re-Du t- ancl wl inow, carry , , , ....
: ¯ L _’: ",,,
¯ : ....
i",:.
:’" o" receptiol w be
held at .the ’ best ,~.
~. " :"- .,. ’ ’ ~ ,.."
" .,;
,"m el-rip,"lne,roaa,will
sKlrt.lne.oea.,,,’:;,:,~!i.,,
.....
’ ,:. ’ _ ’ . ’ :, _. .,, ,i: ;,, ’:- r: t,~,"~’ ’.- ,’,i, ’,,,;~,,,;.’,,’,:,!’,~.". -, "’ ,, "
--~,
i,
¯ , ....
¯ ¯ ", ’
: ~’/.
/nese~ ,ana Tour OT 1ne remaining",
of
Cortes
¯
n
,which
,the
.surT,:TlSnl,
ng,,,!,,~:,,~,";,".:
,,i:..":,,,
is:the
destinat
on
~
¯
,
"
,
....
.
i
,
~,
,
,;’,
,,,
,
....
L" ;:",’man’s
home. Mexico
. ’ ,,
-, :,,
, . ’ " :.":
-, :":.’,
-,I ....
:~-¯
,.’: ,, o-,
, ’
,
,:
, ....
,,
,TiVe
wease s,,Wlll
Deusea ma nly on
" ..’.’-. ’ . , aba oneand. obstergatheringis~saicJ""-..:":;i.,~! :’!; ’::.:
, .~, , .,~ " .
. ......
.tor’the honeymooners. ¯ - " ’ " -.. " ." ’ The
"
¯
’
, , , , ,, : ..... , ,.,. ’,,. ,’: .; .,’.:,: :,,-,~!;", ;i,
’
,
baager r’ass scenic Tour
....
excellent...,.
’..-. ::..:.....-:;"i..." ..~.".: i:,.:.i:i::i:i:~i,::..~.:,.’;~":i
..:iii: ;. ’
¯ . :. : "?._..... : .." :.. ’
---o-- " .... /.. ’. ¯ ..,. ’. ..... :.-.. ¯ " ’ ..... " ... " :;.: . to.be
, ...:-..D
,..’..;
-" .".
who
w
"
¯
After:
a
few
da-S
inLa"Paz"and"""";""";":"""
’
"
:
":"
"
’"
....
"
’
.
Other
department
heads
¯
¯
¯
’.
’
¯
"
...
:
.
.
(
"
.
.....
"
"
¯
’
.
"
L":
..
:’:
.........
"
,
.
"
’
"
..
.
.
~
¯..
.
.. "[
¯
y "
:’ " .." ..’..’m
¯
" ;,.
¯
¯
..
:.
,
SCOUTS
ACTIVĒ
.
..
..
"
"
"
~
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
...............
"
:,
"1
’
’
.....
’;’
:~’:’
":’
"
come
on
duty
when
Bodge
opens
w
r-~.~"a~. Sa ,~Lucas ,the z¯ ¯ and :the;~Jcku
"~
"’ "
’ ....
¯
¯
. 7.’.
¯ .........
".,:.’..
............
.’ ,.. , ,
¯ "
- ’
~ ,~--~
.’
..
" ¯
"
" ’ ’
....
1
"..ri~ " ;’ -I"’’. ~~;’’"
", ., d . ’"
~
a
:ferry,"f0r
Cl;36-48
’.hour’
.’:....:-..:i".."’!i"
"
,::
i:." i. ’" Troop50 Scoutmaster Doug" HIjb-: ’ be. Nick F ore".as :’vV r~ter;. Sportsani:t : "w I 15"c~ard
’::
:I,!.::I
.. i!;iii.’.
.i :bardreportsthat the local sc0Uts,;with.:Ski sChool..Director; SydLeds0n’
’r’iifi."" trip across"the.gulf
t0,..Mazailan"iSin!":i:.’ii
¯ " ..
: ,,i~. I-:I’
¯"
~urnmer,fun
¯ ;,~:i":,d0wn,
.,.
..?.
,,,i
behind them, aresett"
t0, earnest
¯
,,-,:,,,
principles.
....
Work’¯
.
on.....scouting
.
"ngi",
¯chief.
sup""erv
’,,,,,
Most recent
troop
.
. " ,under ......
sor,
, " ",,;,
According¯
Doug Ersk "ne"Sk’,,
¯
: ¯ : ",
.
,i,,
Patrol,
,,"on
the" mainland.
" " they would . do, i,!,-ther,truck,,
tO Meacham,
’ Badger down, P,at replie d, "if
¯
,
.
¯
When ,a:;ked
¯
’:;:i:!i:~"
iwhaiii~i’:i
i-"
¯
breaks,.i,,i,~i,:,",-i:,"i:,i,.,:
. .
that sort ofth i’lg
-:,:,.’
:: ; -:,~/ " ;,, ,,
", .... i~""i ’.";! ’
.’~ ~ .... ,," ’"
"Pass will open¯with ]ifts . 1.:and
4," is
a worry, don’t make,the)trip
i ".:.. . taking. was the sale of . Halloween
¯.
.
, ¯ .
.,
.
,
. ¯ ¯ .
.. ~ , ..... . -: . " ¯... .,.,,,,.
¯
er¯¯
’ : ,,,
" --o-" ’: """
’" "" ’’!~
,.i,:i",!,candies,
The¯sale
netted $25.00, :half ",running"f0r
the"weekend of¯Novemb
’
..:.~,’ "" " " ’"""
¯ given
’
VACATIONWARD
¯ ~i..’!."~’r’"i:
of which’ was
to" UNICEF,
the 15 if there’.s.sufficient isnow.Sh0uld’ AHWAHNEECHEES
iii" "other half retained to pay. fora trip t.hi s ’..:..
be"thecase,it will operate.week-’ whenthe big ..frontdo0rs :"of. :rl~eii...:~’i:.ii:i
i ~:,. ’:..:.via.
Snowmobile,to Ostrander. Lake"ends until December
15 whentt~e" ’ Ahwal~nee
swing.shut tomorr0w;staffi~:, I ~. ii!;i:i
." .
members’
Will .scatter in as many
di: :... ; ]...i:.i .- i~:..:
thiswinterl
..whole ifacility ¯ will g0"int0 complete
" rections as there are compa.ss.points./.. .;:~..
~"," At a troop meeting Oct. 24, two operati0n.!Ofcourse,
if snow..is late,
seems
as if Louis Huaco,Enrique.~~...i...!
¯ . .
....
¯
¯
~. ?
..
¯
" pat?ols, Salamanderand Lightning,’ all bets. are off!. ¯
..
.
NunezandJ0s
Lizarraga
will
travel
"..:i
""
e
’. were formed with Dan Cottrell and ’ P, resent plans call for the opening the farthest,by
car to Mexicoihen--.~.;:,::;~ii..’.~ ...
i:: ’ B.rinkey Liles narned patrol leaders. 0f.the.Y0semite Lodge Ski Shop on
by pl.aneto Peru.Shortest.lti"p wil :be. .; .i....’ i "
.... H0ppyHubbardis the assistant scout- December15. Toney Freitasagain will
JimMcDonald’s--to.Foresta"toWOrk".i .ii! ’~I. . ....
"be in charge.
": .master.
on. McDonald Manor. Perhaps next"..:.:.~"."
...." Amongother plans, the scouts will
nearestwill be Rayandwife CharW’il-..::..:..:!...
SAFETYHELMETS
’" . sponsora theatrical release film to be
son. Theydon’t"wantto. get. far . off ..:.... ...
k:. Shownin the schoolhouse some night
;
:.
FOR MAINTENANCEMEN
Dr. stork Sturm’s run ......
¯ " :between Thanksgiving and Christmas.
CoffeemanBill Pomeroyheads Ha,: i ’
All Y. P. C. Co. Maintenance Diwaiiward
via a big iron bird. Millie
From R. W. Cleland, Supervisor of vision personnel (except Effie!) hove
Michaels will fly south ’to the Mexican" ’ ~’
¯ . .National Parks in NewZealand, the been issued safety hats according to
: " local. troop will receive soon a dozen L, G, Warren,Divisir.J.n Supt. Thelabor ¯ seaside town of Puerto Vallerta..B_ay i .i.i!:
..i
Anzac "lemoncrew wear o light, plastic,.
"bump- area I~ound will be .Chuck Friman,..
.. , . broad-brin-~med
.. :":
. ’~ .
..:. ’ squeezer" hats, These will beawarded proof" hat. It is this type hat that no Gabrielle Ruedoerfer; Frank Susztar
(not together, necessarily).
..." ...~
’. . to those boys makingfirst class scouts doubt saved.the life of Ralph Stuart
Hitherand thither: Len"Castagna, :.
,.: and will be considered part of the
last winter whena T-bar. cable drop- ¯
toMichigan; Eddie Trossauerto. ChiL
.".,
i:: r uniform. Cleland visited;Yosemite last
ped on his head, The carpenters,
i’"
cago;Syd
Rooks
to
Oakdale;
PhilDal." .
year.
. ¯ ..
plumbers and other trades .employees
. . . ’...~
:The Troop is looking for buckskin wear a somewhat stouter hat which .ton to New York; Onne Onney. to..-... : .. :~. .
.,.
is non-mag.netic and non-conductive, KansasCity; Eric Peterson.to:St, Louis;:
(tanned) or deer hides suitable for
Those worn by the electricians
and Joe Hodosito Portland; Dave.Liles. to .....
.tanning, for making neckerchiefs. If
..".
¯ . ..
Utah; BennyLara to Palm Sprii~gs:and.
’
. ..
’’ you can help, please contact Doug plumbers are equipped with .head
,
(Continued
on pngc four) .. ....
"
¯
,
lamps.
; . Hubbard al FR 2-4611,
,
-
,
,.
..
.. ;.
,
":.
, , ....
i’.
¯
.’’
..
......
::":i"
.
~~,~
¯, , ,
..
~
.
’~
" "’t
¯ " " . i"’l~.,,~
¯
.’ " -":’:C:" ’ :,.~. .....
<¯::/. ’
, .:T~ .... .:
’, / ., ,,,.
. /’: -." .~.: " ~.~ <,:~ d ’~:.; :.’
,. ,...h
¯ , .
.4 ",....
:~:
:’...
’ " " .- ’
,.
¯
....
¯ .. , , " ’ . ¯’~¯,
.~:...:
.. ,".,.
" ;" ’tY : :
.’. ~:.~’~ .
:~,"<~ ~:.. .,.~..:, ~!~.’,}",’ . ~ ,:.~. d:’. : ’~. ¯. :’,.’;. 7
’/~ : : ’.,.’ /
~’’~<":’~’
..< ~¯.¯ ~’,.v:
i: "" ..... " ...’ ’""?
="."::
.... ~.
:’7:.;’."’,
<<:’:~
’<’ .&~:
;: d,~
’.:;,’~
¯ .,~i,
¯ ,:..-<’:~ ’:"~
, .- .’:<:
’’.-,,,,,...
, ’./.’ , .,- . .. ’:
;". .....
. 4,. ’"!’
:.......:’:,
~ .’. ">f/:
:,: ~.:.’....’.
~" .’~-,.,
¯ :.
. ,,.Iv:,"
.. . ....,
.-’..."
~, ~..!’
....i ::...’~¯,i/.’r
,.., ¯ .
;~" k~.,-"’~,h.~;i
-’.., ~’.’, "~-<!:k:.<.~,’~’: .V.:"’.!..."
’..i~".~: ";":,’ i,~ .... ":.’..’¯..~’~’.~.~,;i~’,:~[<.":
~" ’.q’:.,.’.¢,L’.~’I?~...;}"j.~<’.." ."~.’:
, ¯ "- ¯ .. / ’ ,. ,.~ ’., ., ¯ ,,.
:-.~.".....
>-’ :~ ~ ’:
’/r "/.C:<
..~ .... ..I
. ,< .:’..:~. "’.’:’.’~..<.~.¯i’..f.l.,
h.¯:
" ’~:
.17....;
..;’....:..?,.i:.{.
;..C
.< <~:/i:,:i: ’,:< 5: .:< ~i:., ¯ ;/~.. : ; ~/"C’: " %~.’ : ¯LIYOSEMITE
SENTINEL"!
: ¯-":"~"!"
.:;. ¯: ": :":%i:/! :i ¯’ :/./! :i::/:;i. :; i:. };:i!:!:
..<,~,,:,:..,
~..:i::~ii:-’::.".i f ’~/;::ii<.>:.i:LIONS
. ¯ .: ilil ii4:ii,"!~.~ii",!
~-"[,’:~::i>’;.: ij.:~/.,"./.BADGERS,.,~
.;:i.:..<]~i:
,~..:C
CLU
B.SPEAKER
’~.j7.~<<.":
:/", " ~
:.I<W,"REPORT
FROM.
MESA’VERDE
ii;:!
:!<)-:’:I.):I::
.:.::>;’<;5~ii~)i,
i: :’:’i:Co’n:dn~:e~l’i:ir0m
’-: ~.4:~"on~",’:i’
:i:’. ": :.:~":.:.." :i: i ::Dr::).HUbei"i/,Phi
ips;:".Em
ertius
.PRO:.
~/:.i~he".Ned
i~Engiishes:;i::{returr{
ng~!il-o’.i:
~
¯ . [:..
’ ’L. :. :. " ., ¯ .
¯
i
~,~
,,...-v
....
:....
,.
.
....
...
¯
.
_
. ..
..
...
, ,..
.,
..
....:
. ¯
.:,.
..,
...[
.~..
:. .,:,
.:¯iit:.:7.)
!i.~i%
.:!}.:..:..
.:..::i~:~i
’.. z.
.
. .......
i i!" !:!i¢i.::J’.;if:Uii’~af~l~i.:.-.?ra n.. 80~’n.iihe~midd.,e":of:
t.he:.;/;.fe~4sor
0fi.S0ciai.Scie~ceatFresn0:
state~::.:.Wesl:foll0~ingia:;gisiii:in-i/odi~h~"~o
’
- ." ~.<.
: :<<z j_, E~:>.L.,iviL.J’=/i=
’~:L^::’::=~..2L:~:!::
Coege,spokeon the ’ U N n.:Trans-:..~stopped off at Mesa:Verde. Nat ono
~
<’Y~:’~<
,: :,". ’i "oy;,uanny."~,onre
i...", :: ..i::.:i,.’,.
.,~ -fit on" Heindicatedthatthe:d rei:ti6ni: Park toseetheRogerHaIs:Rogei-~d
., . . :~-::::
<:,":::..>.
. ..."..
"..:.<was.maae
,.one aT.... ,,....."
.... . ..... .: ..~ ...... ... ¯ ...... ...~. ..:. ...... ..,...... ..- ....-:’.:.... .....: .,...,.
..:..
.-::
,.?.<.-: ":’ t.:’:
J"":the"w
" ""~
’ :. .;"
:" ’:"".:’<3"!"’~~ ’?":-..Of:the
ihe Secui<
’ n":bac~:s
." "~:
:’ ~
’-.’h.
g
.":
’: ....
".;’
. " .....UN"
’. has
’ "passed
. .,... from
¯ .....
’. .; ." .,’..with"..Y.P.
:,’: .’.’ .... ’.’ CI’
’->.’Co::.
...:. "~laslY."s0mi’fier":ar~’c
¯ ,." ::
.:": ,, :’C’,....
.~. ’~ .. !:.’::,;: .
~
. ¯...?
:"." " "":.... ::.~
.....~. ::~ ’ .: " ."/..
.>.
:"... ; " ¯i..:.
..: ... :i....:
’ity.Council,
which
.the: ’ large
nations’
’ now:
mana~)es..the
Mesa:.’Verdei.:Pa~
i!: ": "::" <...;"-i
:,..
": , " ’
",, "
". t " " .’ ,"
".. .’ .’,’.’.:" " ’"" "~ i
.’ ,
¯
": ," ",! ¯
’.,,’:’.
. "
".
..
¯ ¯
" , " .
’ " ¯ "
, " " .....
" "~. . " ’ ," ". .’.,t... . ~" 7’ ,’Y.
:..,’~:h. ""
Co.
~Ansel.
Hallk)i:R0ger.’s
fathek~.i..diec
" i:.~ ;.-.< .:i-..In :the".second"quarter,.’
quarterback..~:
d0minafel./t0."..the more,democratic~..
:i i....":::i 7.......
, .l.i.i. :."."i:~<:::i.:.i/i.>::
... "}!:":i¢..Da.irel...C0ff!e!l
:scored/..wi!hiR.andy,::GeOerai.Assemblyi~whereeadh"nat!an.:i"i
in:March"0:f
th!s.:year...i:.:¢.i.ii:i"?)-i"i!{.".~iji.7.~
.... i ’ ii":/:!<r.!"Arrhstrong:,: :oneof l the "ends, .~ making
.. 0f."the ’~,o’r d hasthe equa.:statbs of: .... " . ’~: ".;..".;>. . ’.."::...: .~:."...::).:"/.,!>
.[~:i:.. .~’.}’.".i",:’.
. .....’ ’- . ... .... . ¯
.......
¯ ....7::
.:".,:.....:....-.
."
.:
....
.." " ¯ : ¯ ..: .........
.......,.:v’::
.......,".."..’’ .
.. ".:..Roger and Ginsie-seem?:acc0rdin’g
....
:~
.:.
:;the
conversion
~
Th
s.:made
the"score
’
one
vote"eoch
’
¯
.
:
::.-%9’
.
:..<:i.:..
’
’
"
’
....
"
..
......
.
.
,
"
....
’
’
.....
¯
.
..
........
".
’
......
.
..
.
.
..
.
.
.
.
.
,
..
.
.
.
..
...,, ¯
.:...
., , . ¯
¯ ......
.
.., .,:".~].; ,~ ...
,. .
.,. :...::
¯ .. ..
¯ .- ’ thefrsthalf
¯ ..................
.
to Ned, we ,. happy and organzed .... ..~. ......
" ¯ ¯
¯ ..............
¯ .:..:,
14to0atthe.end.of.
" ":Dr Ph i’-s C0mmenl’ed
: ...........
: ........
.......
’"~~’"’"""
.... ""
that wh e:
’ "’ :.<.."..-..:’
.’ : ." ’": : ."~.,:
¯ : ...........
. ..... ¯ ..
...:.
._ :They have..a.four month, od.boy,:,:::.::....~.,
.... ¯. ,
el.
:
" ..: ".".: ....i.... in"ihethirdquorter;"w
r~gback.C
ark.. the:. politic aspects
0t-.the. :United...:named
AsI5e,~, and":re" in an:..:>un~i.~!:.{!;i:i.i;i;:]:.),::. :.-.. ::;i..::..
....:.,.....-.,,....:..;.:........~,
:.....~
....
,...,
......
:...c,.
,,.,.....Nations0ccup~;
the
head
nes,
the.rea
- ’ " . ¯ ¯ ¢ ..< ¯., ¯ .: ¯ .. ,,,."....,~!’.i"~:i.!%i{i.!<,’ ’"- ’.-"... " ,
. ~arf.... n maae
a .....
foucnaownw.....
m ~ Ke’ ...-.. ’ ... ¯ ,. , ... ..... _ ¯.,,..,
<"""r.:..
":’~:
" ’"’ "
¯ ~:
: :,...:
.
¯.,
¯
". named
¯ ..... " s’xt
~y-yr ’ea
...o d’ . house,
I ": ,...Th=
.......:.....+...-.:,
.. :..:.:...-.,:.
wer.;.m.a king.the.convers.,..0n,
s .°.f.j.~e.aU.n.~:
: .. !//./:i PO
.a.re00.eln.ghouse~,
the.: larges
C010i:.’.~.::"."..,!.,ii:iil’i :.."....". ...<:;i
’ ..!h!s: ....a~°mPed.s.bmeth
i " in.Mam:os;:
p ..m nT .c mmn-..., ado ’Po- 500)ocCuiiesi..a.cit ....
.... :...... madethe score 2.1to 0, Duringthe.lasf:.
. : y..
:h.i’.."::...:.". ":-"
13,~,.,::’:-:?.<i
’ ~ro:~!fS~Ba~e~’Atu°sP~an:U~th~bYm~!!ii!i"iiii:i!;:i:i.ii!!
’. " .. : ’"iii"<.
¯ ...~:."’."q:i~[M[l{eDpajrejrC0td:iJlthle::e!¥.ag:n~i. ~!sSe[!!t~!~i0°J!d~:j!i~TiinegUc)~;i?i
¯
’ " :- " .Then the Mariposa Cougarsmadea ’ ..
’
...:
a -ip e¯ in""minie":ui
:- .:...;~
::...<:i.,.:
ng" " q"-’pmenb.
¯ " "¯ ’ ’ ’...."
..
. .,.. . , ....,....
, .
., . .
T.was.:
....... .:.¯ ..
¢.. .’ ¯.......
.....
..""
"
¯
.....
"
¯
:mrougnout
me
unaerprivi
egea.na"
,
’"
¯
.,
¯
¯
.
.
.....
’:
:
........::.-...’
....
¯:
..touchdown,
.making the.final
score ........
-.
"¯
. . .:
.,~urchased
s,-,;m,~
~;~o
~,,-,,-,
h,
,ho
~4,~.~,.:~.::"<...r
¯
.... " .-¯ .Badgers
......
......Cougars’6..
".... ~,Chris
’ . Buzzlnl
"- ¯ " . lions,
working"
at¯ mprov ng heath;
’ .
" ’ . .
. ....".".’ ~..":{¯ . " :. . ’
28,
¯
,
Sr h addition to inn0mer~h
;,."A;,,::. :.:~.~..,
... . .-: ¯
..
: ......
: . .....
educat on, agr cu ture and living con. ’.
. ¯ . ....
" ¯ . - .. .... ...../~..¯,S.:.!. " :" ,’ ;.
’
.......
Iors and.morning
t"has!eght’.’-:,’:.~)..:
¯ / :
-’".".. -..
.’"
" " ~--¯ ..... ¯ ’..
. ¯ 5aTORS" . .
¯ ’.
¯
¯rooms,
’
’
".
" ""
¯.. ¯
.
,
’
.
’ ..":""-::
’
" ’’ .
" "
...........
-’. " ,: ’ " . , "
. " "
b edrooms
.......
" ~..
:".": ,. .,," ¯ "Just after
and
.four
baths
.:"
and~ado-..:..:::.,.,.<~..
a nothing to nothing tie
. Dr. Phillips also made. a brief ap’~~’<~’’:< ....
meitic watersu’"l
" from a m0untain
7".:~:~i.::."..i.:"
..’ :’ ’. ..
,, : :: between .Yosemite and ::MenlO, and ’. pearance 16afore the 7th and ath
¯ . . PP y.:. . ....... ’:~
’.
: ’ . " .. ......
--" ¯ ¯
.
......
. ’
’spring, sevenmlesdistant, broughttg>’.",i:’.":
"- .’:,"
. . . ’. afterwatching the A Teambeat Man- .grades at the Yosemite Elementary
"’:;. " "
ihe
h0use"throu
g
han
¯
.
o
P.
en
¯
.
canai"":":":"":!:"~:
.
"."’:":i:ii!i;,:/:i’:"i"
. .pOsaj"the.B Teamtook the.field with School He spokeabout the mechanics " " ...
’ "’
..:.its.
hopesset0n.comingout a win: of ihe U.N. 0r.ganization. He answered
Mancos,
.Coloradois .thirty.."mileS.:::.i.i’..,.:.I:]"
..-.:. i
..
. .
.
.net in this.gamei
..
a .barrage of questions Covering.such fromRoger’sSpruceTreeLodgeiwhich
’:.:!<".:<.;I.2
’ "
¯ I"
" ’ ¯
"
.
"
" .-. - v. ¯ ’." :f’" --’. ¯
sUbjects as admission of Communist ¯~s¯ "~n the center
of manyPueblo ¯Indian.
....: .. :.:.~:
. . ¯ ¯
’ .
¯ ,v,
The first half Wasfoughtb!t!edy by
China,
Cuba’s
U.N.
status,
finances
of
ruins,
the
presence
0fwhich
is..the"oc-:.::.,-~i":j"
" -..
both teams, with each team getting
the U.NI and accomplishments of the casion for Mesa.Verde;sbeing a Na{.-,...i:~t:
manyopportunities to score.
¯ , ..,
.-., .", i"!
¯
United Nations.
tional Park.
¯ .... ::.".’
: . , .<
" :.In the. first part of the third quarter,
tl~e Mariposa team started its attack
AHWAHNEEVACATIONISTS
WOMEN’SGROUPLUNCHEON’. :’!.i:j.
.... :around..the ends. They got to the 10
(Conli.ucdfrom I),q~4e three)
: .. <:.;.~
:I
.... ¯ .:yard. line of Yosemite,but Yosemite Las Vagas; AI Ludepen, Reno; Bob
Nov. 1 6, 12:45 at YosemiteLodge.¯
~. ¯ .came: back and picked off a Mariposa Walker, Big Sur; Estelle Cheyneto the Zach Stewart of the architectural firm-.." :"-i
¯: ¯ Pass. Yosemitefought back 1o the 50. East Coast; Harold Solon, Iowa; Ar- Spencerand Leewill SpeakOn’.’Archi- - - ,. {.
" Late in the fourth quarter, Yosemile celia Andersonto NewYork to see her tecture in National Parks". ¯
’"..: :.,: ""i .’.!:~!
...
. " i.:<~,
¯ . took to the air With Keith Thomas first grandchild; Lillian Lampley,MisStewart has been’ involvedwith :..:...."I
souri;
Marie
Robinson
to
Glendale;
passing and Mike Power and Chris
in Yosemite and the".i "’i..
Ruth Beckwilh, San Diego; Ruth Rut- architecture
. ’Buzzini receiving. The whole atlack
Grand
Tetons,
.,
- ’ ’ ¯ , [
started when quarterback Danny Arm- ledge, Phoenix; Wayne Whiteman,
For reservation call FR 2-4~451" " ’ ""-’=’. ’i" ’~
Carmel; Leslie Clark, Orinda; Ivory
’
"
: ’<
¯ strong gotthe word to use on aerial
¯
..
Hulsel,
Lornpoc;
Rachel
Rogers,
Mer’. ...0ffense. Fromthe 30 yard line of Yo" - ¯ 1
ced; MamieAho, Phoenix; Paul Jones
SWAPTALK "
’
semite, the Yosemite team slatted
i
¯ ’ throwing, hitting Buzzini once and to Palm Springs; Pat Garrard will
¯
For Sale: 1953 Chevy--Excellent coni.
Powertwice with one incomplete. This motor in lhe west.
I:..<
dition-completely
overhauled, $250,"
Angelo Cozzaglio stales he has
attack ended with the gun when the
certain
arrangementstocomplete with Contact Steve Litke, "rent Room"Ym"". ’"i
Yosemite team was only 20 yards from
semite Lodge,
.
.
a bank prior 1o starting his holiday¯
’ paydirt.
.................................................................. For Sale-- 5 rm house, garage, and " i
’... "
..i
¯ Altogether this was a very hardThe B Team,.who hasn’t scored a guestroom,El Portal. Manuel.senna,
¯
¯ : : :. .""I
fought:game. Many B Team players
point yet, is fired up andwill be ready FR2-4378.
¯ . were heard to say that this gamewas when Menlo tries to invade the Yo- For Sale: 1929 Model"a"Ford Coupe....!..i
.[
"
.harder than Menlo, even though lhe
sernite field of November3. Keith
Runs good like an antique should.
.! J,
scores were the same.
Thomas
i,
FR2.:4852
L
.
’
:{"
"1
i
.’...i
i
. ...:..~.:~l
¯ ....i,..,
’ ¯ " "
~’-~i’"’’"" " "":’’" "r "
.,.,.:." ,, -’..::..:. .’.. ~ ,’,..
b ’J ,.,. ,, ,, :,: ,., ,: "’,
-). "".q"’’..’-:J
, ,,.,....
,.,.’. ’
i’. . ." : ....
’
, - " ....
"’
*’
. .....
:
¯
....
,
, ’
* "" " ""
,’
.’
¯ ’,
¯ .. ,,.,
’ .,","~, ~
.. ,,. , , ,
.
,
, ....
"’ "; "
" ’ "’
:"’"
..,., ¯ " ,,’’
,,,. ’
. . ...,
,...~’ ¯ ¯
’~
.-.’.; ’,,,
,,-. -, ¯ ¯ " ,, .
" / ":
L, ;d~. " ’, , """
, .... .; :,
" ’,
¯ . ¯ ,, . ¯
.. ¯
"
".d ,.q;..,- , - ....,:
, :~’.,. ....
’, " , " ".’
" " ", " ""’ :." ’
;i .,.,,:.,’?")".".:’,
.:.:.i’".
~ " -L :".
...... ,. ..’,...’
- ...,.
,. :"-..’-:’
...,"
,, .. "...,
¯ . " .. , .’~,,.
.., ¯
~ ’. ..... . ..... ’ " .’ :" ,. " " ":’ ~ ": ’ ’ ,’.. , ’. " .;’’
.’
, ’.: ’, ’~’. " . ,’ .’.. , " * ’ :: ’ , " ;
"
, "
",’
. ~ ,.’~::~,,’?-."..........
. ,.....,..’...
.......:
/ :.~(.’: ....,:
"
, ’. ,-, ", . ... ,.-:
"" . .". " .,
’ . " .’.
" ’..,’;
.,’.; ... w.,.,7: : ,,,*, .., ,,,:.
",L,
"
’ ’ "’ ’’" ", "~ " , ’ " ’" " " " ’’,’:
¯ " ~., ,,.
" ~,~.! "~"
.~,,
’ ."
?. , ,,
"’’’,M’’.’.’C~"’’’*
’’:?:
.. " ¯
.",..’’
.: ..
,.
. ’.-,,’"....:,.-.--. " -’.[,:
. ’. ’ ..... .. ~ :’~ C~ :~ .... :"~
""~..~’~’W~
~,
.
".~~
j:~::~
.............
:" ,.! .i:, " ". ~ ’:...."i:; "!"":}i
~’""~;’/:r’"/’:~’
;:’’’
’., . . .’
- .... ~’ q~
....
.’ ........
’ ...... ~ "’t"
- .........
~<’.’,~ ..", .. ,’~ ".." i/
¯ ~ ,: :~,}. :i’.:: .. ’. i ’:..:’ " :’....;" :: ’ ’." !.. .: .... ’ ’ . ",,’.\L,,.~J ’ ’."’ ,.
:
.. ," ¯ -. ".
,
." ’,IE L’’’ ",’~., ".., ’ "
v-’,/. .. ~i~ -. ’. ’.. ’. ’.’ ". ;’..’i. ::..’: ,’..".’ * ..’ ’../", " ’":; ".’., " q., ~.’’:,:i’/.’’:~’.’,v
!’ ..i !%"’;..’’:C’.’-"~,’
~’..t ,. ’i.:,:,:. ,’,:.,,:."’~.:
. ,~....... .:....,]..,......... ’,.’. :~’,".-0.:’:’.*.,:..’,-’.,.’/::"~?:~’%~,-..M.,.,...>,::’’..,.
.::,ii’.",../.::.:"
’"’’
’)
~ ..’
.. ~. I’. .....
:,,." " : "~: . ",. ~’. ,,.. ,:,:-.~:; .’ .:.:~"i ~,,;’,, "~:: :":i ’,,.’ ~’,: ,..:. ;. ..; ,,’.’.’.v:....~, ., .’:,’ ’.,.’. ,.:,’.’ ..~.. :." ~’
. ~’. . " .. : i . ’- i. ’ ..’
. ....
. ............
,...,: ..... .
.’ ..,...... .. ~.:...’.,.’~.,.~
. ,~ :. ":.,::. :....’...".,:
¯ ,
~.
’
.". ,,1...’,i~’~.,:
~,M;.~:..-.~:~’7’ ...G, ¯
"
7)
. .¯..---’ ~"; ,,...,,rL
.’,~
"~."~.’ "t" ,,’
4: " ,. ,, .." ,J
-":!."!
,, :’.; ’~’::
,,:-.;..:..r.%.,;..,,..:.,
.. .: . ...,
:.:. -~,.
[ .. ,.:.
atthe half twelve to. nothing in
their favor. The third quarter was
fought bitterly by.both teams. Thenin
the fourth quarter Clark Martin spot:,
led DannyCottrell with a pass in the
end zone for a Yosemite touchdown.
The Yosemiteattempt for a short kick
failed; Menlogot the ball and held it
for the remainder of the game.
The Yosemite record now is three
wins and one loss.
Keith Thomas
BADGERSLOSE AND WIN
i
The Badgers’ three game winning
streak came to an abrupt end November
3rd,
when the Menlo School
Cubsavengedtheir earlier 15-0 defeat
on their own hom~field by invading
the Badgers’ lair for a convincing
12-6 victory. The Cubswere high for
this game and assumed control from
the outset, eve~ though it took a
Series of bad breaks including a fumble and an inopportune penalty to
set up the first
Menlo touchdown
which was made by Bill Miller on a
plunge from the two yard line. On
the last play in the first half, Bruce
Lyon, Cub quarterback, sneaked over
the 1 yard line for the score that was
1o prove decisive. During the entire
first half the Cubsclominaled the play
ro!ling up five first clownsto the Badgers’ none and cornpleted seven out af
(Cont,inuedfl’om l~:~g(’ 2)
.--o-,-
MILLER-- BROUGHTON
RITES
Aliee DorotheoMiller and Curtis Lee
Broughton were married on October
23 in St. Lukes Lutheran Church, Reno
Nevada, by the Rev. ArmondMueller,
whoalso married the bride’s parents,
Dollie and Clarence Miller 26 years
ago, and baptized Allee at her birth.
For her wedding Allee wore a white "
bro,;ode suit andcarried white orchids. ¯
The couple was attended by her
parents Dollie and Clarence Miller.
Both young people have worked
in Yosemite-- Allee at Yosemite
Lodge Coffee Shop, and Curt for Standard Oil.
Dianeisa graduate.ofMcl]ainHigh}."..’.".::~ i! .
SchoolinFresnoand
attended.Fresno...
:..:¯ ¯ ..if
,
¯ ] ..
,¯
State college; ; She"has worked.,in " ..".: ".; ¯
~
Yosemiteduring the.: Past.year./as. .’.’ i
waitress, and" hostess..at .Y0semite.’". i~’:
Lodge...Coffee"
Shop.."s~ei- plansio..i;:..i ’. /~!
continue w0rking.after her..marriage..:
Earl, who is nowAssis!antManageri". ’:~
of Yosernite Lodgel cameto Yosemite".. ’
in
1961.
He managed
the ’.. .. ~..
BigApril
TreesOf
Lodge
during
!ha.t.summer
.
season and then transferred to Yo’ .. .
semite Lodgeas cafeteria manager.
The newlyweds will return to Yosemite and to ~:osaic everyday :life
on December 15.
" "
.. "
GOBBLE, GOBBLE!..
WHO’S CUCKOO
¯ For those wholack a ;stove on which
to
do their own fixin’ and for those
-r
Bill Meachama cuckoo clock with an
’.
unusually sturdy cuckoo mechanism who have one but prefer’ not to slave
..i
She’s (probably) a very loud and de- over it all daYiYosemite Lodge will
.:
serve turkey with all the fixin’s.on
pendable cuckoo. A fellow office
Thanksgiving
Thursday,
Noyember
22...
worker mailed Bill a box of Hartz
Mountainbird seed. As if this weren’t Cafeteria hours .for this special treat ... :
will be 12 noon until 2’p,m..and 5:30 ...’
enough, a second office worker inUntil 8. p.m.; and in the Coffee SBop
quired whether the bird seed was for
from 4 to. 9 p.m.
the clock or its owner.
Someone
(and
a pox
on
him)
gave
,
r
"
. ,..
¯
."
"
.
¯ .’ ¯ .. _ .. . ,. . . ....
~ .’. .’ ’".~ .... ; ....
?.,C;..,.~
~ ~"~¯ : ~. !~ ~ ,~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~, ~
~
.
’
"
¯
¯,
.
¯
i
.,
..,.
....
. .... , .
r ....
, , .., . ,.
..’"
~ ~ ~::.~ .. ’ ,""L ’. :~.’ ;~. ’, ,~ ~. ~ ¯":. .:’,".
~ :’ " ’ .~ ’ ~; ~,~:~:
~" : ~’i’:."
¯ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~, i~ ~ ~ " ~ ~. ~ ~i ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ....
~ ~ -L ~-~ ¯ . ....
~ ~. ~ ~ ~ ....
,"
..,
. .
. ,...-,
. ":.
, :...
~~ . . . ~, L; !~’~.:". " ’". ’". ;
~ . .
:. .....:
,.
~ .......
~ ......
; ~
~.~":’:~/ ..... :’:."i.,.:,, ~ ..... .’ ,.".~..1L~
¯ ",’ ’ ,,, :/i.,/.".."- ,,:,:," /, i:" "".’,,.:" :’:’ ":~’,~i,".~’, v.’ ’,i.-.’~:,~,,,i’,/~- ’,: ..":’..’ i; ,,,",:’, ,:i,,,i’ ,,.~:,~.,’.,,’:~:/.I;:.C~,:~,,..:~,.::I:...,,~,:.,-,.!~
....
~"
’:i, !~’~’~.~
:~;.:?~’i’.’,~’::.
.....
. ~ ..
........
~ .........
:
.
~ ........
. ....
. ¯ .. . . ~ . ...
: 1 . .. ....
¯ ."~. .,i":’~-:~"~.=,.~-;~
_’j2~ ~".’".~L’".
"." ’~ ~’.~- i ~ J~,~" =’~.
.~
¯ *~-r~,..,~ .:~..:...’~.,,~.
,.: . ... .; . .. .~ .:.~;.~..
.=:: ’ ~’.. ,:~.~..~.,:,.,.~.~.~,:".,,:~.~." ~.;i~i-[..,...,...L. ..>,. .’: ~:~’i’;,’~,-’.’:
:?~:’:;<C’<~’.,.~:’~:,’:’.’-~:::~:~-.<,=:...~..
::.-’..¯::" .-.~.--~ZU."L:.’},.~.¯~...-;-:.."
"-’’1’".;’~1"
.:~.¯",%.’.:~’~
~’’-’:’~’:"’~C:"L’~’:’~":’~,~:~¯:~"
~:q’-’-’~ ’’: ~!~’:’~’.r-,~:’::~’~’~’~’:"~’,¢~’"~:~’~’~;¢-~
~’~:~’~’’h"~;~.~J"~"
’~ ";’’ " ":’Y :" ":’" /"~.’ ’ :" "q" ""." ’" "-~’’ ’ :" ¯ ",’~ "~ .... ,. " , ’’¯ ’"’~’~; ’ "’~:~’ "’-<’~’:’C":’°~’P~’:’~’~’~:"~.<"~":I".
, ,~. . ., ..
’""
¯
~. . "~ :.. . r ,: .’,
..<’’"
".,"
.’~:~ ’ : " :L’"’.~
’;’.
’"
~’~’"’" "~’~",~’ :
~{"’./ ’."~:’" ,’: "~" :-’""~’. ’,:"’;’}::~:.:
".’’./’;"’’
’ :!,/" ".",. :’’~.’"~’
-’ "’;:-."
~ ~’ .,’.’’’:’’~’:
.. ...-- ....~.....
, ~ ¯ , ..~/:!~
,;:~:j
~ ~ L~~ ~!!~’~
~ ~: ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ . ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~, ~ ~ ~, ~ ~ ,~ ¯ ~ ~ , ,~ ~ ~
~ , ~: ~: --~-~:.-~-"~’-’~
: ~ :!~’-’,~~.~.’~.’~’.~’.’:’*:1!-’~’/,
~ L .~ .i~ ;~--r~:’’.: r :’ : i~’
~
.... .;’.’. ""..’:" ’~U’¯,’:;~-?.~!"’.’’.. -",." ~’.:.,
" ’q bJ.~l~’’:’,’:’~ .’
"~",
’ .~..:~:’.
" .~.: , .,,.iii.:ii~.:i’.:,:,;-:....=~,’~,
~,’.. :’!~:::,!~’~.~’~:~’~’.L~!~:’~.’
...... !"¯ ¯ ¯ ~~.~-.r’..~
.~."¯’~:"’.~-;~:-’.’.~
’.:,,’~,.~f’~’"..~’,’i"
.:~.,~.,,.,
.:~/,,..,’.,..,..,!..,..:1,:./;.,/
:I,.:.,,I.;Cv~:.!:.!/.....
,i~.,<.....,,;.,,.
"...r:,.,.:,.~’~:,....
,~"E~.:..:.’:i:.’;~:~.I.../I...,.,~.,:,.-,."~/I~’,~L~.:’
L’"r~’.;."
~" "’"
’ ¯
:="’
’="~’~" ~l’i~’’"P~~’" ’’~"
.........
’
. ¯
"
~’,"-.,’ .... ,
~="" = " =="%=’I~’ " ..... "=’r ~’’
~--~~’~AI...~’~’~,~’A"
,.:.. <.,,:.::..:~i.:~,:
: :..:i,~.,~-.:.:-:.i.
:: "~:":’ .".’,.’ : ":".’.": "-;. ’.;: YOSEMITE.’
SENTINEL’.’::".,.""r.
...... .: ,,: .~...~.,:
’
¯
’~’"
....
: . ... ",’..
,’.’,
’.L"..,."
"..’’’..-%’
’" !’’’.’.’"
!’ ....
." ........
.’
:’
.", ".:~.,-’..’
"’
",’v ",-*",.’..’.,
:~:~
,’i~:L~
~i’:
....:..’.
. :.
-~ ~’.’r~:;~¯’. ’ .".-".
’ .. ....
."
"
"
""’’...~’.,’r.~v~v~v~’Vvv~r~’v~v~,
. "’."~
.:’.’:
"’",J’’.
’..’
." ".’:
.," ’ ,’ ’. " " -" .... " ’,.." .’~’.’.
"t ~. ~: " ~ :’ ’..
¯ .. ...:~...,’
1’ ..
.......,’..’~’"..~
......., ......... .:,."..-..’...,’-’.::...,=...
.........
¯ ....,~.i,-,: ,,MESSIAH:
SINGERS
WANTED..,"....."
.. ,:...: .... ’-:,...",.~,.:"..BADGERS
.:.~
~:..:~:::!1."..:,.,: ~-’.:::’,:..... ~.:"
.- .. ...... r........
........ ~:,....’ .: .... .. : ........ ¯ ............... ~......; ..... .......~"
¯
:’
’
:"
".
......
"
....’-.
....
¯
......¯
.....
’
~
’
-~,Con~
nue(~
z~oni,
i~.~e
on,~"
~’
"
’
:’
;~::~’~;~(:
.....
-A~ga
n th,s
.year,.a’ ¯ cho
r~comoosed...
.": " ’..;..
."- ." .......
. .-. ..’."..:.~-’,.w,?,
. ) .:.
’.,.~~.,.’
..’,r..~.~;
; .....
:. ’. .- :
¯ " . "’:,:.’. ; ’,’:-::-"+’:.’
.....’.
’:....
’ .’;’ ,,,.
,~i:.i.:."";¯ .," ’.....¯’ .....
.~ ."’,
~’.-’
’...,’.
" . .... .:." .,-’. ......: . .......
’ ".. "¯ ~ ........ ...
..- ..... I-. .
¯ ..’
.,.. .:-- ........
::-",.
~
: ¯-.,.,
";=~,~.~"...",
,.-¯’ , ¯’ .......
....
,....
.
..:~
........
rUDllSne¢l
DY
..
.,
.......
....
....
........
.:.......
~,,,:=,.
.....
-..
.,
........;,~,.....
.’., .... ~.....L. ..... ¯ ........
.
" " " ":-’
"
""’
"
" ......
.... ’
"
"
’’"
"
"
....
’
"
-.....
"
¯
.....
’
"".’
....
¯
’
"
’
~’:~;’;C
}
"
’
"
.......
... ¯ ......:
"
O
t
"
res~dents.ot,
the:.Yosem
.............., .:.,,., . ....~.,,. ,........-,....,.......... .,~..~..::..
......
te. area.w .... seven pass:attemmsThe sec
~~"r ,.,.:...,.;~.,...:
.’..:..’
:. . ¯ .’ ’ - :~ .. : ~:-: ...’.!osemlte
’l’arK..ana
: k, urrY~,,o"
.:-".
-.
",,:’.":
¯
....
>.,.-’.
"
...:~.:.’
.-..
...........:
.
"-......’.
..
:...:.-.
,....:.
¯
.,...,r
...’...’
....
~...
.
,.
~..:;;c~~l~}:’.
:
:.v.....
:
’
......
~
-I"
It
..........
’ :~ ’~; "
.... ,f~; :,’; ....... :.."i
;.: ;. - .......
. . . ....... renearse choruses from Handes ,The was a dfffere~tstory, tlioogh’
....~"... . ]: c. : :::-~-~i.,i~
. ¯ " ¯ i .::::..:....:~.;.L- ;::.. .. ror.:.the
nformati0n..of...~"..:
.’ .":".’. ’...: :,:.,....., ’ :,.;,.. :..........:..........::.... ~.... :..:.:.:.....:;.:.................,.:.....-.........., ....~....~
:; :!. ,...:,~;.
. ... :.. .’ i.,: : ::::..:..
/. ’VL:,i-~".;..."C,.
i,""...:,-:::-,.;.-,:. .:."~.’.:
:.. ....
".:.../’../~ess~ah
:. ~ tar.: presentat
On".b
e;f o r e ".;-gers:.-.were;
never:ab
e .: to "n n’ !;:ii.;.;i!-.!:f:~;,
-!-..,.;.i,....
ey.:res~aeni’s,"-,...
:Chris"
. : .......... . :... Jus~mne..va
" ...;7:::~:
.’:.:..:’:":
~ ":’ " .... " .... ’" : " " ..... :" ..... "" ’ ..... " ....’ ...." ’> "" ....:/.:i~:.
!i:.i~-~!!
!:,.i;..;...
¯ ¯ -"" :": ’~;": :’>’
.....::"’ ’Esti~er"Mor"ens:on
.~:i
----~-:.. " .. alTOr
E.i./..".".
- ., " ¯;: .....
" - t/’nas;..The
.
" .....
" .... , ."
-- . ’ " ....
f0r.:"’isosfained.’:
’.¯ ¯ ’., - ,.....
¯ . ,.’:, ¯ drive,":
......
Rather
iti’,.~
.’,.... ~.. ,...... r...~:,.:’::
-,’.~:~’.,"
" ....
¯ ..,~,.’:"
~
.
....firSt.rehearsa
- ¯ :.i_4..set
....... ,’ -:¯ :’.:,.-.
,...-....
.;.;..?.~:.,’...,,
" ’" "
"’
: "
’
"
" "
.....
" ".. " "n ext.Monday,..November
"
]9,..at
800
defense
that
took
over
-,for,,~;-,
¯"" ’ ’ ." ¯ ¯ ". "’:’
.....
,-,-~:
,
~:
........
’ ~.r~_L___-.".:
’ - .......
...,..:.:~li~avlso.... ..
. .......¯ .. ...
.’ ...
¯ .. .........
¯ .......
¯ .....
. .- . .
.,.
¯ ., ." ......
,. . ,~ !~j
va
,~i ,. ~.~,.:;!~;].:,
;: .. ".".’
""’
II*"
%,,,~ll~lllllll,
Jllll
I,
~-~::’-’:T-=--T’i":"
" .. ;.ii/..: "/...".. ’H: K"oui
":" i :::.:r p.mi,intheChcipel/"."
" ’ i. .’-... ......:.. :.. . . . :. ..:. " "tuhity:after.~ :,
oppbriun
ty’".o{.:wl~c~~. ~;:! ii!i~:!.ii~;:.;~
..
’ ;.’.’ "
’
¯ :.": ’. ’ . ¯
,:
.,=i
___~.___-...-,~avlsor.
- . ~
". ’:
,. .-. ¯ ..... .
.. ¯ ... .......
.. ¯ .. ¯ .. ....
,
,.
’ . ~-:i~,..":
..:
"
~
"
’"::
’
....
’
"
’
.........
"
"
.............
Last
year
some
forty
persons..,
o
ned.--...,
adge.rs
B
.were..,unableto".take;a(Iv
...........
n
~
.i.,
:..~,.:.-:
......
..::--~:
’
Hf B~rrnv.
: ’: . ::.... ~A,,~,,,
’ . ’" "::.
¯ ,r’,,~v~,,,,,,~ "." - "
;.."
. L"...
" ¯
....
/.
--’ .....
’ "
"
’ ’ "
’
¯ --’ -:" "
"
" ¯ ’"" . :-’" ~’ "~,"" m:"i. .". ""’ " ’.’."
’" " "’: " "’:" ";" ~i’~!!~1:
" " . ’ "’
i~ ’i ; : o.Mai, c0mmunicat
o ns tO Y0sem
1.e in seveni’rehearsals :t° prepareth.is :tqge.::~he~’r~ubs~"Passing:::att(~ck~:,ii~Va
i! ~i’~!i~:~!i!: : ’i’i~
/~
’
sen
tine,
!C/o
YIP&C:/Co-;
~or
.:
great
musical
statement
of
.the
meansolved.
They:wer¢:onableto!Comp
e
ti:~’~!,~i~::’..!::
..." .; ~
¯. :
..
... ¯ .
,. ,~.. ...... ..
.. .
. .,. . . . . ,.
. .
.
.... : ,... . . . , ..,.. . : ;..... ,.., - ..,.... ,.;::..... ..!,..’:::";::"...’,.~..:,
:,. !:,.i’,!,.~’~. .. :....
. ,.. .’. . ......
a
~
’- . ’ ’, ..’ :’..::
wno
. :~..: ~ng:of
. last: s0ngl.e.,
.: . . pass
: .. :.
. .. ~e . FR 2~4852""Addlt~o,~
¯
......
.:..- . Chr0stmas,
. Aswas
¯ .. ,. the case
... and
. . ~n.;.fact.~..tWoi~
. , . . ... . _ .,,.... r~ter
,... i:.... ~.~
¯.
~,~;:’..,":".~.!:’l~!j..".
’.. " . .i... %".’" ’co ies ma’ i~e"ol~taineclatthe" " year, the. Cl~oir is. being:formedfor ’cept,onsput.them,deepinto their:O~n’.: i: !!:.!;-.-i! , .: .... .’ :~: ;i-:--:
: .: ~:.PerP~onl vY,~i: ::’ ~ -i :
theexpress
purposei:of
sin qinc~.Tile i territory. The.BadgerS
alsobl0~ke:d:..ii:a!i~:::~ii!i;!i’i."i~; :i i:
-.;.
:i:ii"i
~~~~~,.~.eeo~,s,~F’ Messiah. i:i : 7 . . i . kick;,and, re¢oVered:"a:fumble.:rTheBa:~li!~.~[~.!~,~!..!ii!ii:
:-;. HIGHCAMP
WORK
FINISHED
: :iTh0se wllo:enj0y ~singing w itl~ a gets only sc0re~.;:camel late:iii[n~i:ii.!h~i:i!ii~i!ii~i!.ii!i!,.<.
: ’:...:i
I. :.
ff
ei~ ~giCd’ii: tri! !!i ’i ~a:g!d !; ~:dt ~ !!~c iie tii!~
~i~ !’i ii i~il !hha! ~~i~! !! ’is!i ~inl ~CI !!!’i i
¯
! T it°!i: ;ie°~v.e:iibl
I
:: .ii.:..’
" ¯ ’:. ".":. ,4. ¯ ~, :., .<. ,.,,~:,, . ~,,, ... rehearsai.Monday,8:00"=.m,ai
the " " ’.. ..! ! P"".".i ’" .".: ii::;".".;:;/i::i:~ii:!..i:.!;i
,i.’:
~am.ps,
born me ~rL ana N.ff’b crews..Cha~,e
" ¯ retur0ed
to/theCul5:20:
Ti~ere"0n:::the:::/.!’;.,..ili’:i~:..,.,.
"." .":.-. :.’
r" ¯ ’....
. ...." ¯. . ...... ’-... :....
,....,¯ .firrst,
play~Mi’l~e:Power~:"four~d..:Dann~v"i:::~ii"~:~iii
.... . ... " !:..ii...:
.:,yeregra.teful.for.the.extended:lndian
’
o..
.. ¯
, .:-..
summer weather
which:
made the"
....
.t-,L,,-_ .:_-___3 .... ,-.:...,
::..;’ ,". ,..":.;,:’.:.::.:>!,,i.::
..".....
’
.
:
.
work possible;although at TUolumne
TRAVEL
AGENTS
~EET ¯
.
.
¯ ".:
muchof the job WC~S
done during sn0w
Accompanied by Marshall Hall of
’ ".
".
i ,. " .
.
:;. " ".storms.
the Los AngelesOffice and AndyScar" ’
brough of lkie San Francisc0 office,
!i" ".::MAYLAKE "
" ’
i: ....
May Lake Campnow has new tents George Oliver attended the Thirfy~
~: ’ with concrete floors, steel frames, and second World TraveJ Congress of the
American Society of Travel Agents
’ doors.
All tents have been relocated
" .
. ,.
;:
to provide more privacy. Twosix-bed held at Las Vegas, Nevada, October
dormitory tents have been added, and 22 1o 27. There, they had the opportunity to contact pratically all the
there is a new dining tent, steeltravel
agents throughout the world
framed, with observation windows
. Overlooking the lake. Jim Ducasl Chas with whomthey do business.
.,r., .
Noland and Jack Sumnerdid this job.
GLENAULIN
...
.:...
:
New,steel-framed lenls, also with
doors, were installed at Glen Aulin
on lhe already existing concrele floors.
rail fence was built between the
hitch-rack and main tent lo makean
attractive separation betweenthe two
areas. Working there were Dave Guettier, DannyBoughton, and Jim Gray,
aided by two temporary laborers. The
NPSinstalled a new water system ond
sewage system at Glen Aulin and
built two steel bridges on the trail,
one across the Tuo]umneRiver and the
other on Alkali Creek.
TUOLUMNE
The MayLake and Glen Aulin crews,
assisted by Ken Swem,built ten new
concrete platforms and steel tent
fl’ames near the shower buildings at
..uH~,,
uncoverea near :tne:slae
~ I O n d hit him I with"a :,sh0rt.
I~ II II j I I I
"..ran..over
¯ t.heI~n’ un.opposed,
;’ " ’ ..~/:ii..:....,’...i}..i
"
: ’::::": ’""": ’ . .
Danny
e
.After.that,the.Badgers
}ried a n iuns:Llc::.:i/::i.:ii!!.’i ’".. i ~
cessful
on-side
kick. and:.’the.. Cul0"~
::"~i:il..i.!l: ...... . ".~
ground
0utyardage
Unfil tirne:ranoui:’!:i,.i:::.:::!:!i
’.WhiletheSerieswith MenloPa;ik~i:~iiii"!i:i’!i
wasSplit, :ihe Badgers
won:Onpoin~si::::::::i!~i.!i::i :
2 i- 12 andso gainpossession
of tl~e~;:: :i ;:i!;i"
.. i
perpetualtrophy
for
the
ne’xt
year~:!::i!::.i’ii:
:
.
..
... >/ ..’. :!
.
.
Thelittle Badgers
.
were,overwhel-:/-i,~;:~.i.i
reed by the Menlo Junior Vdrsity".:;:iii:i
:
27-6. However,
they hadthe’ Sat is-,i!::~i!i!:~il
faction of scoringtheir first touchdOwn:::!:i:i::!i:
.
....
, "’;~,, .: ¯
which was madeby chris Buzzini o’n .’-.~
:
. -.,
,
, .
a reverse from 20 yards out. :. : i: i.::::ii.
George Oliver and Marshall Hall
will attend the annual meeting of the
American Convention and Travel Inb-::::
slitute 1o be held in Las VegasDecem- Voe m..........
’’ ’ ’ :. i;:’~.,",
............ : ........d i2 0 0 ..-12’-.’!..::~!""i:{
ber 2 to 5. Mr. Oliver is a director of Menl0
..........
. ...
- ~ ,,.::
;{;
the organization and Mr. Hall the
LODI REBELS
"
."." ’:..::.".:i"i::;.
secretary.
Rebounding
violently fromtheir u n-’ .:i: :"!i
.....................................................................
-7 .......
lhe TuolurnneCamp.This is the begin- expecteddefeat by Menlo,the .Bad-:.:: )(!i~i
gersrolled to a convincing
34.14win~...;i.:;:~..i
¯
ning of a program to be continued
.
¯.....
over
the
Lodi
Rebels
on
November11 .... ’:’
until all tents are replaced¯
~I
Thecourseof the game
wasset in.the :-!.i~.,!.!
MERCEDLAKE
first few minutesof.p]aywhenMke i;.ii!,ii’,.
Welcomenews to all weary hikers
Power found open space along the:":":’~
.% ~!,,,
to Merced Lake is lhe new water
right side line andbulled his way46:1.11.1111:!
heater installed there by Malt Gagan
yards for a touchdown, on the ad~....
B ’ "~:!
and Howard Savage the lasl week in
gers’ secondoffensive play. Shortly !:~i’:.::i
October. I1 is wood-fired, to be sure,
after that, DannyCottrell on a reverse::ifi.!
but is lined wilh copper tubing in
:,I
scampered
28 yardsfor anothersc0re.:i’. ,’ii
order to heat water quickly.
andthe Badgersled 13-0after, tWO:.":ii:i!:::i
The NPS has completed new waler
.minutesof play. TheRebelsstiffened :_.~..i~i
and sewage systems al Merced Lake ’,!
and play was relatively evenuntl:i,’ii’i
QISO,
shortly before tile end of the half ! ~!
, :/’..y"./!
¯,
¯
.
..
L
, ¯ . ¯
. . :
line’.:.?.~’::.::.!;
pl alIss I ~Wh ~ c ~ ~[~ll~’[~’~Ir~l~lll
!
¯
......
.,
... , . , ,
’ ’ .,’ t
. .... . /...’..";!,
,!! !~
, ¯ .... ,,’ .:
¯ ...~i ."~.
:~,:~"" liser,i.president,.Mrs. Thomas
Rennels, ,.."When...:we returned, from a visit
i.. ¯ .vice-president; Mrs. JohnDegen,Secre- ..to the .pearl idiving operations, etc;,
I ~;".".i.....:i:i. ’ ..
at Yosemite
Lodge
t0thesanFrarici:sr~,
.office staff. on.. the.same:date, Ann"..i. ~.iiiii- ¯ "
and.
a
tour
of
the
beautifulbay
with
.
!...i...tary-treasurer..
Boles of the San" Francisco.Office, ..: .:~:
¯ ".
Thenext meetingwill be tleld at the: its.w0oded hills we.saw, a ceremony. recently OnThe Ahwahnee
switch-":.:.:".{:
..
:-:
....
home
of
Mrs.
Andy,,
Berry
onl."Novto
.propitiate
the
Souls
of
the
oysters
board,
will
transfer
to
the
Los
Angeles
....
. .
.
.
.,
..’..:."..~"
’ ember .15 at 8 p.m."Membersi..will
dead and gone which were destroyed. Office.7
....
.- " "’:"":.:
:"" ":
and show Christmas
gift
in ihe operation .mentioned above. " .Lynne"Yancey.:of"the Perso:nnell...i.i.::i
. . bring
..
¯
.
¯ ...
.
, . , ¯ ....[
.
. ¯
.
There were. offerings of fruit and ¯
’
.suggestions.
Office.hastakena te.rmi.nal.vacation’"i..:..ii:i ...
. . ..
flowers before an altar, and"Bud- and. hopesto work.thereafter in:. the. "-...i
whenBill Biastock madea spectacular dhist’: priests in robes of saffron,
sanJoseareal Shehas. beenreplaced::’...."i-:~:! ./ :
.... " catch of O’Dell’s pass andran through purple, etc., with g o I d en headby Marilyn Keatingwhomoved over : . ..
’ the whole Rebel team for a third
dresses, and there were speeches from Accounting. ¯.:...:.
."
" ’ " "" ’
. touchdown;. This play c o v e r e d 62 by the head of the fishermen’s associJoyceRichardsis reported, to be " .... ..i.: . ... .
. ,. yards. The Junior Varsity then took . ation, the town mayor, etc., and a
happyin San Francisco where she is. :i .ii.
:.. .. over and successfully contained the spotted dog came wandering around
I .::
doing secretar!alworkforan.insur-.
i . ¯ Rebelsuntil the half. A key play here the altar."
..........
ance firm. .
. ......... .
... .
..:, ..was David Hackett’s interception Of
"At the Suginoi Inn our room is a
Replacing Joyce as: Sales Depar!- :. ::
’ ¯ a Rebel pass and his 25 Yard return
combination of East and Wesl. The ment stenographer is Juliet Strauss .... ."
": " deep into Lodi territory.
The action
. i ¯
inner part of the roomis raised about from England via
Banff,
Canada.
,
.
. ,.
¯ ’slowed down in the third quarter
..
a foot (scant), with shoji (sliding doors where she spent last.year.
....
"
.....though the Badgers pushed the Rebels
of paper) shutting it off from the main
After three and a half years as. . ¯ ¯
" " back, finally forcing a safety. TheJunroom as may be desired. It has a statistical typist .in .the.. Accounting.... :
ior Varsity played most of the fourth
small closet which held an inner (cotDepartment, Nelle Moe has resigned,
quarter and allowed two touchdowns,
ton), and an outer kimono for each effective in mid-November..
.. one by Eddy Duke on a 25 yard run,
of us, and underneath this a basket
Pat McManusistraining to do Nelle’s. .
. and another by Ken Bigelau on a 28
in which to fold our clothes .... The job. Pat’s husband is William Mc<. i
¯ yard run. In the meantime, the Badfloor of the main room has a rug Manus who has been a night watch" gers scored two more touchdowns,
on it; however, on entering the hotel
" both by O’Dell, the first on a sustained
man since May: The McManusesare
... "
we were given slippers,
and tags
now getting settled in a homewhich
..
.. drive and the second on a beautiful..
to reclaim our shoes when we went they have rented in El Portal.
’
...
. " 78 yard run with an intercepted pass.
. .. . .
out. Stepping up to the inner room,
’. ’The Badgers now havea 4 to 1 re.
stand, but now they serveseveral
whi’4~ has Tatami, or woven straw
.:
cord and will conclude the season
rooms.
They
are
very
solicitous,
howUnder the lights at Mariposa on Nov- mats, one kicks off even the flat
ever, and very muchon the job. Ours
slippers .......
ember 16th.
prepared our kimonos for us and put.. . :
.r
Yos---eii.~-iie
........... 1-3"7 ..... 2......i 2 -34
The room maids used to be assigned them on properly and tied the sashes."
.......-1~4 separately to each guest, I underi ’ .(:.
Lodi
0’ 0 ’0 ....... 14
s
M.C.T.
’...
.’.
.
"’
’
’,
-.., ,....2,~
j
.
¯ ., " . :."
.
.
,
......
¯.
.
...
¢
...
.
¯
.
.
.
......
. ):,
.
¯
, .. . .
¯
¯
.
:/ .. . . "
. ~:,,,:.,. ,.,..,,,~., . ,’ . .,.., .:.: ::,,. ~. . :.,,:,.,
. . .....
....... , ..,.w.f. ~ ~ ,’ .,. :, ,., ,.~ ,~, , . .... ::. :,: ,. :.,,,,:,, ,.,:..:, , .:../. ¯ ..... ,.:, :/:, ~/.:,. .,,~:,.
~
¯ ~,~
~’L~
~ ~ ~’~
~ ~’~
~’~’~
~ ’-~,~
~’
~!~!~
~
~
~
~’~
~
,Pl
"~
~’~i~
¯
~
~
’~
~
~
~’"
:
~i~~L
~
~’~
~:
J~
....
~ "~
,.,,.’,.!.,,,.¯ ~,,’., /,,’,,()1:, ~’.’"
," "’- ~"" ’,;". " ":" "~,.," "~.". ":"’ ::::’, ~’~,: ", ’7"’.., ~;.,.I, "b.".’,,-’: ": , , ’ "b’-’/J
;"",’, .’.,’’.’":~’:’.,k¢
,~’~""’~’:J",:’:
¯’?"’ ."’ ’:’t" "’,’"," ’~,"~’,’,’~
:"’:: "~" "’:)’! .-~’"’(’:"
,i~.,.’~.,<’;:
~..~::
iS,:’.’:’.:;:i.i~:.,.~id!,~::.;!~.~
C:,..:
L::.:..:.".
!:q:,::’i:/:!
: ;~.:i::C::’"i..-.:.
:"!_,i:¢:.!/!:’."I:’::Y
:: :¢;
¯ . :."..i’ ,:?:~,:-:!:.,.~.".’::!::..:
:".i.-L"....~:!.~:i.":..:-¯:.:i::;..::
.::~:
~/":
-:.):
.¯i...... ~.:h.:
;~:: :"’:~ ".’:’;i ¯’ ,!:::’:¯.,:;.’.." ".’jr’" ".’.:.’...’.’:" :.i.’: /’.’.,.::: !.’q’. l.-’..,,’’. ,i’,.i.::~:::.:. .~:..,:¯.;:.", :.’¯:" r:’’.",".~:. -::,~ ~:::’:.-!
¯¯,¯~,;’"’":L:’:!:"’:"~"’"’:¯V":!’""’’::;~’:"Y"~’’:::."’:
~.:¯:¯:¯::’-.¯~
:.:!~:.:!.,:,i¯~i
~.:’¯¯:/¯:::¯
)¯~
:.:’.~!_.:
:¯:::.:
::.:,.¯~.-/:,
?:...
~:::!.::.¯¯
¯:¯~!¯::,¯,,:¯:-:¯
.~.:¯!¯
¯~.:
:¯¯¯:
i ¯.¯¯.¯.
¯~.,i
;;/.¯,.
~¯¯:,::
.¯¯.;..:¯¯:¯
::¯:¯::!¯¯,
.::¯:
~:.:~¯
:¯¯::¯
¯~~¯!.:¯¯¯¯.
,.:i¯¯-.:
.:?~:¯~
...........
’"
" ":’’.’r’
[~’’"
’~:’:’~":’:’~’
’~’,~,’r,:’:~,."
"’’"
’1"’"","~"
" ~".~"’.’~""
"[* "’’
":.’
" ’’""
~ ’’"
.~C,’" ~’" : "~" ~ " .’’,:’.::"
~: ~"’"¯¯YOSEMITE¯¯
SENTINEL:
:: : : ;
::,
:!,: .: ::
::::
:: ;
¯ : ~, :¯!i!r,:
¯ANOTEFRoM_2¯¯¯
:~!:¯:!~
:¯ :¯¯¯: ; ": ¯:¯¯:
¯¯¯!¯¯¯
~::~i::¯J
i¯JANE:/M~:ELLIGOTT¯:LI:¯:¯
:::’::
¯:¯::¯:SUGGESTION:AWARD
f::
, :’; :,:::.,.:¯~ :,¯¯¯¯¯¯:r¯;¯¯
: 7.;" ’:
.
-.. , ,
,, .’,.,
, :. ~;¯~¯¯:
,:," ::::;,:¯¯:
: :’.’
:q ¯::¯
( " :::
/.
’ : . ",’
.%’
, : ’ ....
: , :
:,.: ’.:(, ’, ,:b ".’~::
¯
t’.’.:’""
,i"":.?,.’"
. .’.’..."
"."’.’:"
".:"" "~.-" ’ ,..,’.
:’-.:
. " ,!’,’.. ¯
",’. ’.,"""..’’.’.
""."1.’:.;.
-..~’,~
: .’,;:
¯",.."
."’.’,’.’ ,
,.,’:,¯ ;’:’¯ .:" """.""."."",:..
" ’I:¯ ,..:..
~:¯ ,.,..?
.I
".. . ’:":.i. .:: .:..!::.,.,::Aft..01d~timer;:Car01.
Van
::.kl0usen;......-.: Fi-iends
.of..Jahe:,Me.:;.-Elligot!..:were::..... Er, c: :Petersen,.:.iTh.e
...Ahw.a..,hne
¯
..
~:...!..:v
..
......
: .~...::...... ."~.........::
..... ,. ..:...,:
...... ...,..:.,’.:..’..:dated
:’ .: """ " November...9,:.tell
’ :-: " s.o .ha;,,,in
f: . g":
" saddened.,to
~ .... ......
hear of her.death
wh,ch
.....".’.:"been"awarded$20
......... .. . : ¯ .... .foYsUggesfir
6~
. " ’".: i.: ..:::..":i{"s:pent"the: summer
with::t~er:. dau’ghier
:.:.."oc’currea."inM~aesto"bn
N0verfibet:8",...:seat. belts,bei, nstal.led:0n."al! .C.
i. .: ...... ".¯’’.!
":";i"~-"":
::: : " : " " : ’;B;n s M0n:" : " " ’’ ’ "’ " ’":" " ’ ’ ’:""icars:and
tru~:ks .H’s"sugges’i
.’.’,,:, ~’.?
:.’..
.::..-:,......’..:.-,..:Barbara..and fam!ly~n...i. g , ,. - .. The..i.funeral..was,..:held...~n
..Mod.estc~
........ . ....-......:...’.:.......,..~.,.. ,... ................;:...,
, .¯ ¯ .: ,..;
smultaneous
a s~m
~...recom
’" .. ’. :.i.:":...":"i:;:"i~i~a..:.Sl~e is. now"home
in sanS.Rat"
el, . "!SatLJrdaY:mo~rii:ng,
Nov~ml~er’i0,
and:::":.!".
.... . ’."i"."::.. w~th
a
’ . .::;: ’.i.
"! ..:::iur
.......":
. :: . ..:..I:Y. . !"a{:’308 Laurel"Place:".." 7 .. .../... :...:..gravesic[le ’ servicesin ’MariFJosa":the ".: m.enda!i0n
fr0m[he Safety.commi.ttee
~: .: .. .,., ...
.:.’
¯ .". ’ ..-.. ,/:"..~ ."A.real.Yo’semite
fan,.:Mrs::
George:":
Sameafternoon,
’". :"..::: ’:.: ¯ .: ..: ": . .:.:. /7. .:i.:..":: :: :. " ,.. ’.~.oT:"’.: .:-": ::!"):":,.i:." ".:!!’i
. Charl0ttSville,..Vi’rginia," Jane.:worked.for
~. SPELL::.
¯ ¯ ¯ :,::-""."(Bess).VEager,
the. YP&C
C0:":be:" " ..’: : YOSEMITE
:CASTS~.A
:ii~;:./.::"~:!i,!i;i!.....
. ";.. }:.i./.
¯
.....
.
;.."
’..
’.
.
.
....
,..
.
’
.
.
¯
........
..
.....
,.
’
.:..’..
..... ... ..... :":.:.;!.:."...;.,i.!:.i.:,’i~.:~.:~.;,:.ii:
. . ..".
. ¯.".
.
.....,.~
.......
: ....... :.-tells. of .hawn,q:X~r4ted
Yosemite
:.18.. fore. her. marriage,to Tom
McEIllgott,...... ’. Mrs..:Tres~dder,.
do. you,remember.:.:~.~.i.’.-:,’..,:~.:: .:. :"..::
:~
’:
’ ’. iS"-:::-.".
.. fi me"s:i.!q
waiked.~!~6!’t~i"e-..(.6p
o£YQsemite
.was:
.a.mechanic:.af
theY0semiie:ii".’me?il
..: i..- :: ".: .’!..... ’:...: ’/:. ’i...!:~i.:’.:"ii::i:;..:~"i~iiiiii:i;:.,ii’,:!!ii!i~!!i:ii:il.".. i: :.’..: !’...i"
. :. who
.. :: . :" Fas: ast..June,and~ last/week
I."was -Goragefor:0ver 25 yearsi He:-of red : ¯ ,, ;m afraidno’t/’in her:kind
v"~~:vi"i.i::!:,!ii:.;~;,i;’.::
"::., ........’
¯ .
’ , ,
¯
,....,
"
.............
.
......
’ "... " ...... / .. L." ’-:~-.::..~.
/, ¯
’..., .:
"..
.".:".:
’
.
n"..1958,
and:
.the.
faro
y.
m0ved-.to.
."
t
Wc;u
d:be
remarkab"e:ify~O~.¢ibl:;::ii,h;!~:,~{
¯"
. " .75 years.old, . :.
" ¯ "
.
.
’ .
,""
...’
’
.....
¯ .
: ’.
" . . .’
....
..
.. ’ ’
... -.. . , " .. " . .,." . ".:’.:..~.:.’;:i;h
.~v.... ",.: :..
¯ ".’.’...r.’.’..!
:". :... .".:. .. .. ! :. ,--o-7:.., :. .. .: . ": ’ .: ::Modesto.Tomdied in 1960,. ::
Years.
’ago:..you
hiredme....for:i!.a.:ij0b’/iiiLi!:i!~ii~i:~
¯
~ Poin’i~ii:!i.~.:";::/::i!i{i::!i::.::.:
’
:.""."LocAL
:CH01CES
ON
"
NOV’
:
.
:Jane
is"
survived
by.
two:.s0ns;.:
Pat,
:as"
night"
Watchmon
at
Glacier
.:’:"!..
¯ "
"" ’ :: " :..:. :... " " .... : :.., .,/ " .....19, and Mke, 17. Both boys,duet0..": That. was"~1940"when"Mr..RblJ’erii:!::’..i, li’:i!::~:~!:."...i..,:.
¯
¯
’ ¯
..’
’ .
¯"
.. ¯ :. .....
" ncumbents
runn nqtor OTTce n m s
.. , ......
... ¯ ¯ , .. .... .’.::’,
."’:-:’:."~:.
:’,
¯ ’,.:..:.. ....
’ ::’ , ’...
" .... ¯
.. ,
.their’
mother
s,nextended
illness,. . .Degree.,n..
live .. Turnbu
was
studying
.for.a".Ma’st~e’r-4:,,’:.;:..:
.. ’
. ¯ . . . -.. ....
¯ .:.. congressional,
In
f
o.ster
home,s
.Mode~t.o.,M,keo~S,.
Educat.!0n.a!...tl-~e.:Unlver!!.tyrlii~/.!ii..:..;!ii!i!.
.:..:..:.:...
" ’ . : . ".
senatorial and assemlo- . ’
¯ ’ " .
.¯ ’ . ’ .
;.. " ,.....-..: ;: :.:./"::ii,’i;:./.::d"..
’
". ¯: ’.: " ydistr ct were re-elected right down
mgn.:scn ~ ¯of Caitornid, lhat..summer;:.he".saw.’:::;.;".-i~::.:~:"......
"
~n. mgn.scnool; rat,
’
¯. ;:- ’"¯ ."1Re
" : " " " voters
" ’ concurre~
" ’ :- ’ex cept
"
. .
.
, . ..
.- ... ... ,,. .’. .. ¯ . ...... ......,,.,..,..’.:,,.,.:,..:..
’ ...o...... i ne.,.Loca
¯
’ ¯
-,. ,.
.
graduate, works at the...Savemart
93:sunrises:.
¯ .::.,~..,..,,t:.:{....... ,:r
¯
.....
: .
. Hecame
, . back~toWo"rk;:i.:..~.i)i:~.’!’.il.
.
¯ . , .......
; ":. .tor..the Ottlces ot governoranaileuTegrocery store and.attends Modestoanother seasonaf CamoCurrV/.aCdiU-i;’:!:.’¢"::¢ ~... ’": ¯
. "..-.. . . - .
. , ._ ,
.
’ ., .. .
,. , ,
..
. ¯
’. ...... "......,...,:.::.,~,:;,.,
:.:..... ¯
: ...
" nant:governor
which they gave ~o ....
¯
,’..
.
........
Jun~or~.ollege mgnt scnool,
ha~been
yearning
tO
return
ever.since:,:).t.;fii!(i.
. .~. ¯ .
.
I..
¯ ..
..
. ,
. :
.... . Nixon .and..Christopher by narrow
7:,’ ~;’ !
¯
....
~@.._
But the pressuresof a feof. teach
ng.:;.-.’..":;,: ...
¯ .. margins;. and for attorney.general
¯ ¯......
.:.. ¯
’ ... ¯ ’ ..........-. .~.:,-!.’~’i:",.!:,’::.
, : ¯... .
and
,.working
as
sound
effects
tech;::{’:-.::’..!.i
;-: . which they awarded .to MariP0sa
L.M. HOSPITALNOTES
nician~
.writer..anddirector.in
"radio~.:.."::::ii:.:.fi!:..i .:/..
"" ..! County’-4 favorite son, TomCoakley,
Goadnews in the Stork department and
’ ~.. ’ " ’ ¯
telex,
ision"have
:kepthim
.:awd~y~..:.~::’.::’~".:(,{’.’:i.
. .
¯
.
,.
,,.:, :.~.’.:.":;..’~
,
: . .
.
’.
by a 70. vote margin. "
includes the arrival of Lorella, a 6 lb.,
To:.
break
the.
routine
and:
ec~se,
th"e:":.:,.’..’:..’!:"
’.’
’
."
.
,.
" .... .They also chose Ralph Richardson
.~ ¯ ..; : ,’,’;.) . .. ..
14 oZ. girl for Darlene and William
.. . ,
pressuresof this demanding:
work;. : ,,:: :.,,.
"
" . ’
’
:.
¯ over Max"Rafferty by 51 votes.
¯
. .’-....’:.: ~"’.,"i. .
Hibbs an October 29.
tooka
"
he
finally
d~d
return
and
¯
I... ’. ’ ob:.:::::."-.
’ ’
,
.
..
.
.
.
¯
:-.,’ ,::: 7.:’,.¢.,;:
. Yosernite’s East Precinct gave Gov.
.i
Darla and Charlie Castro welcomed as night housestewardat.TheAhwah
-v
.:... . : :::i.:
:
¯
¯
....~:;; j.
. .
¯"
Brown a 4 vote edge .over Nixon;
an 8 pound and 7½ oz. boy on Nov- neelast sumrner..When
the..hotel..:..,,:/.!,.i.
I
the.West Precinct chose Nixon by 8 ember 5, and namedhim EugeneLyle.
closed, he wenl to workat. Central-"":""..::":"
¯
’ " i
.votes.
MargaretDavis of l"empleton, CalifWar e h o u s e. "Ra~ioused’.tO"-be
::.?:
....
¯ . . : ..
..-..:,.
¯
..
:Official returns from the two preornia, has replaced Janice Schlintz
¯ fun, but TVis socomplicated::
Rather..,.~..:..:::..,.-. } .
cincts combined:
as Dr. Sturm’s secretary. Jan went to than become
an ulcer statist c, I ~e-i..."..:: !
GOVERNOR
Mexico for an extended vacation after
cided to have a change."~. ¯¯ .:"
.:.....:::.q
¯
,. ¯
:. . ,,,: :
Nixon 133 which she will look for another job.
Brown 129
When
Mr. Turnbu.ll.. wasSeni0r::...":".:’!i.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Margaret, a former Fresno State Col¯ . . ,... :’.."":!"
Christopher 140 lege student, worked at the Nawasa Soundmanfor Don Lee Mutu.al:":".:..,
Anderson 119
Network,
Rinehartand
Company,
Inc.
.
urged him to write a bookwhich has:..":.¯.,.’....:"~,
,":ii
’:, ’ ,..li,
SECRETARY
OF STATE
Shoplast surnmer.
Rose 77
Jordan 183
Judy Willits and Valerie Taylor
becomethe definitive text andrefer:"-:
.::
¯ ’ -.d;l
CONTROLLER
vacationed in Mexico. Judy is back
.
Reagan 93 on duly, but Valerie is going to work ence book on radio and TV sound.""::,!
.... Cranston168
: " ’" ’
"I
effects: Skillfully written andprofusely ¯"".:.:
..
. ..,
TREASURER
in SanFrancisco.
illustrated,
"Radio
and
Television..
:
....
.~
Buslerud 123
Betts 133
Mrs. Seh’na Bergmark,from the Poly
SoundEffects" presents the business Of
,~
ATTORNEYGENERAL
Clinic in San Francisco, is nowon the achieving special sound effects in !.:I..."1
Coakley 167 nursing staff.
. . -’i
Mosk 97
a manner interesting
to layman ¯:as".
]
, ’..
"’~
STATEBD. EQUALIZAI’ION
we!l
as
specialist.
" "::.... ":i..!
Pierson 111 Richardson 147
Rafferty 96
. .
:
Lynch 140
Justices
Gibson,
Tobriner,
Traynor,
U..S. SENATOR
.. ,, ..
SWAP
TALl( "
..: .!Richards 72 Conley, Brown, and Stone of the state
Kuchel 184
courts were re-elected, as were memWanted-Aneasy chair for.use in . . !
’
REP. IN CONGRESS
Nagel 98 bers of the Mariposa County Unified
a small room. Pat Thorsen, Yosemite.:’:r!
Johnson 162
School
District,
.Adams,
Pierce,
and
Lodge.
’ ":’;
STATELEGISLATURE
Lost-OnNov. 1, at football practice" ::"t.
Anderson 83 Cromer.
Teale 170
.....~
¯¯
With lhe resl of the state, Yosemite at Yos. School, pair of reddish-brown: ’:4.
MEMBEROF ASSEMBLY
Taylor 88 voted strongly for Proposition 1A and ~4
boots, leather lined; size ¯ 4 ~’", Ricky: " "::-~
" "i "
Lunardi 172
’.
. ...
against Propositior~s 23 and 24.
"
Ringrose,
El Portal.
....
¯ ,:i.
STATE SUPT. OF SCHOOLS
, :..,..
..
"
......."
¯ ..,
¯ ’.’’ .!
. .. .. ’~"
:":i
~’:.’ ’..’, ’J
.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER
30, 1962
¯ ..
YosemiteNational Park; Calif.
¯ . .. . ,. ,
. .
.}
SKI SHOP OPEN HOUSE
The Yo’semite LodgeSki Shopwill
offer a preview of ski apparel this
weekend. Everyone is invited to an
open house on Friday evening from
7 to iO p.m. Refreshments wi!l be"
served.
Badge~’,~ A tc(~ n~--l,’ront row, h’Jt to riqht.--Terr?) Con~er, ~rMr.,hrtc].,’; G,,~’don [-[owe,
.qua.rd: l)m’?jlc Col, rid!, qltclrterb(tcl~:: Dcrn u?/ Cntt r¢).lt, mi~fJb(tcl~’: ~’l }l~’c O’Dell, wi~lgbacl~’: ./h’nie ,]an~(~s. flmn’ci; Tf.nz Shltck, I(/clclc,
Brzc’l¢ ~’ou’, h:.l’t lo yiflhl .... To.n~. Lrtr,.~lH’ot.h. lac]:l~,: E¢t~t(.l?! Ch’r~lller, tackle.: Rick
Thonm,% cc~lwr: Mike Pnu~er: f ullh~zclc;
I~.~tt) Aymsl’rong,(~nd: Clnrk ]l’[~lrZ.ht;
¯ win!jbctclc; Bill Bit~,~tock. c~d.
BADGERSCLOSESEASON
with 20-0 win over Ma|’iposa
Sterling S. Cramer
The Badgers slruck early with lwo
quick touchdowns, added a third on
the game’s only sustained drive and
then dug in grimly 1o beal back a
determined Mariposa Cougar in lhe
second half. The scoring belonged
almostentirely to tl,e Cottrell brothers,
Daryle and Danny.
L. M. HOSPITAL
One ot: Yosemite’s importanl new
citizens was overlooked in the daily
husile, and allhough he’s more than
six weekso!d now, we offer congralulations to Jan and Sonny Whitfield
on the birlh of Matthew Clyde on
Octok:,~-:r "17. He weighed6 pounds,
1 4 C, Uncca.’:,therl,
On Novemt-c.:"
1¢2, I<aren and EIv, ocd Grc:~.-n of Wawona(Standard
Danny,having his first varsity seaSF.C.OND
F’OLiO PiLL
son and elected 1962 Captc|in just beDoctor Slurm wishes to remind
fore the game,scored fir.si o(i a pass
~.:..ver,,tone
of the type II Sab.in
from Mike Power. He also added the :’’ Polio
Vcicane’
which
will .heavailextra point on a run.
,. n.:,<.,
1~].,3!0 ,_.i1
uI:.~’i’}l~er 9ih, 10 a.l’n.
Daryle, with a beautiful display of i<’i
i~ to 1 p.,n. at the school house.
i!
(C:InIlilltlctl
natp:Igt’
llnr(’c)
The shop will also be, open, on
Saturday and Sunday, and every day
after December15.
The opening has been arranged by
Spencer Gramsassisted by Trudel
Clark and Ann Whiteside. Tonay
Freitas will again managethe shop
during the winter.
-o-LETTERFROMSANTACLAUS
Hi, Boysand"Girls!
I’ll be at CampCurry again this
year on Christmas Eve at 7:30 with
a gift for you-if you’re¯ over a year
old or not abovethe third grade in
school-and if your mommy
or daddy
worksin the park. You’ll have to be
there yourself to get your present,
though, becauseI can’t leave it for
you. I’]1 havea bag of candyfor your
big brotheror sister.
Be sure to be there by 7:30 or I
maymiss you] If you can’t come,ask
your mommy
to call the YPCCoPersonnel Office, FRontier 2-4631. They
will let meknow.
Goodbyefrom
Santa Claus
Oil) becamethe parenls of Richard,
8 pounds,10 ounces.
Newnurses at the hospital include
Juanita Catefrom Seattle, and Christi
Melsheimer from Germany. Christi
received her training in England.
:1
"
t
"
. ¯ , .
¯
:,,. i. ... MESSIAH
.PRACTICES,
." .:! ,::"i:
.:
...
.
.....
....
il
...:
¯’.,.
r
It is not yet. too
ate)according
i.
.
’
,. . to ,::.~
. . ". . . ’
.director Bill Henning,¯tO join the chorus i
of approximately 40 pers0ns who are :
¯ practicing
selections :from th’e. :
"Messiah" to be ¯presented ¯ on. Dec= (?i
ember23. The third¯ rehearsal will be’ ; ’’
Monday evening Deceml~er 3, in the
Chapelat eight o’cloc.k, with¯rehear~ : :!.
’
’"
¯ sals followingeach:Monday.
" "
¯
¯ ’ " "
"
"
"
." ’
~O~
"
¯"
"
"........i..
" " " ’ "
"
"
"r
HEREANDTHERE’ ’ ....
.:.:
Eleanor Hamilton has resigned from ’:: !:: ’
..
,.
her position ¯ as Director Of Training: ....
to return t0’her homein Illinois.
It
is there that her family resides, and
there she has had most of her business i
¯ experience.:
Richie Ouimet has been at home for i
several weeks after a two year assign- :
ment with the Air Force in Misawa,
on the northern end of HonshuIsland;¯
Japan. His next duty will be with the
Badgers B tea~7t~Front rozo, left to right--Grog Power, Lester .lames, Norman 831st Air Division at GeorgeAir Force
Howe, Chris Buzz~ni, Louie Pc~rker, l(~nny Metherell., Danny Ar~strong, Da~.ny -¯
Basein Victorville, California, begin
Cott~’e~l, Jim Whitfield, Mike MeLherell, DonBe~s, B~lly Whitfielfl, Bri~lcy Liles.
ning on or about December11.
..
. .
.
B~lck row, left ~o right Kieth Thomas, Randy Brecheisen, Karl Biastock, TLm
Harvey, David Hacke~t, Robbie Ringrose, Ch.itck Woessner, Ji~ Rosander, Allen
NPS farewells continue-Kathryn
Parker, Eric Osier, R~cky Ringrose, Ed Walliser.
and Walt Gann have retired
and
ning in 1.940 now stands at Mariposa movedto Mercedafter 42 years in the.
BADGERSCLOSESEASON
19 wins, Yosemite16 and one tie.
Park.
(Continuedfrompageone)
broken field running, returned a punt
52 yards for the Badger’s second
touchdownin the game’s longest run.
Power converted on a buck. Later,
from punt formation, Daryle revived
the old "Statue of Liberty" play to set
up the final touchdown of the game
with a 30 yard run deep into Cougar
territory. Powerand &Dell carried to
the six and Daryle took it over on a
rollout.
Ma.i;posu quperior weight and
power wore the Badgers down in the
secondhalf’but lhe Big Redteam hung
on to repr~.l the final Cougarthrust in
a goal line stand that saw the Cougar
still at bay with only 2 yards gained
in four plays from the 4 yard line.
It was the Badgers’ most successful
season in manyyears. The 5 won and
1 lost record surpassing the 3-1 record of 1959 and 2-1 record of 1951.
Only in 1953, have the Badgers had
an undefeatecl season, abbreviated
by weather fo!lowing wins of 33-0
over Mariposa and 20-0 over Menlo.
The Yosemite-Mariposaseries, begin-
TheJunior Varsity also wonits first
gameof the season 6-0 in a thriller
downto the last play. Runsby Danny
Armstrong and Chris Buzzini brought
the ball to the five where, on 4th
down, Danny bootlegged the ball
across, standing up and untouched.
There were but 3 minutes left to play
when the score came and a frantic
Cougarrally filled the air with passes
until time rar~ out.
SEASON’S RECORDSFOLLOW:
Charley Gebler and June Branner
are off to Grand Canyonto continue
working with the training school.
VARSITY
BADGERS 13
BADGERS 15
BADGERS 28
BADGERS 6
BADGERS 34
BADGERS 20
TOTALS 116
CASTLEFIELD 6
0
MENLO
6
MARIPOSA
12
MENLO
14
LODI
0
MARIPOSA
38
For sale: Child’s skiis,
Rusty at Post Office.
JUNIOR VARSITY
BADGERS 0
BADGERS 0
BADGERS 6
BADGERS 6
TOTALS 12
MENLO
MARIPOSA
MENLO
MARIPOSA
0
0
27
0
"~7
.:
~O~
SWAPTALK
..
1960 StereophonicHigh Fidelity record player. $75.00 with twenty records See Eldon Dean or Phone FR
2-4846-Museum FR 2-4611.
For sale or trade-House
in El ¯Portal.
Contact Barbara Cook, Village ¯ Store.
5’6". See
SCORING
TD PAT SAF. TOT.
27
4
3
Daryle Cottrell
25
4
1
Mike Power
20
3
2
DannyCottrell
2
14
2
Mike O’Dell
1
13
2
Clark Martin
6
1
Rick Thomas
6
1
Bill Biastoch
1
1
Randy Armstrong
4
Yosemite
17
10
2 116
TOTALS
ii
......
:4
...~-.... ~ .....: " ’. ...... ...... ~.. U/.~¯ ’..:;... , ’ ... .. : ,. .
.~.b" :::. . " " . :." ,:~:’"..i ~....’.."../,~:. .~:. ,"./". ".’::
.~i.".; " ....... ./...,........:,
" .. L’ :, :’.’’" "~" ~ ¯ ~ " :’~ .’ ’: " ~ ’ " ’q /""~).,’" /" ’i’’ ’:.’" . V~’ ":: : .":’i " ~ : -" . "L ’.: . : ":’~.." ." " ’.,.:.: " ’..’.0 ...... ’~ :: " " "’: !C ’.. ’ ;. ’ : "
’ .;.i.":,’,,
~.........
~t.=-..: ;:, ,..!’%.:L. .i’.,.~. ’-.. ’ ~
L" : " "’,’~ ~,’
[!" ¯ ’ ’ ’’;’ ":’’’.’/’i~’’
~
’ "
’
.
,
.
.
:
."
’ ~.’.
.
" " . " ’ , ..
’ , . , ~ - " ". " " " " " ,.
"
~:
¯ "" ".’~"
’
"
,
.....
. ".’ ....". .’"’
" ..
,.
-’ .. ,.
¯
",, " . .:., ,
’,.
’
. : . ’
, .,
" ~ . " . ’
’~":~";:’’’=’’:’’’:.~ "’"’~:’’~ ’/." ;’~ ""
.,’ ." ’.
U.’.;:,,,.
"’’:¯ "."..
;"
~. "
’.
" ’.
.. ~’’,~’~
¯
: ’ ..
" ’.
.
¯ ~" , . ¯ .
""
":" ....
’-
¯ ~ . ,
." " i...: "
.. , ¯ "
"
’
"~ ’":" ~ "’7~T.".’ V’’ ..’:’ .’’P’#’:" "’~. :’
¯ :’:"’
" .....
¯
~
:
:’~’
.
;
."
::.~
.
:’"
’ "
""V.~t-. " ..’ ~.
- ..
.
.’ " ,’.
’..
f’ " .
" ~ ’.
~" ," ’ ". ,
. "....:
," ,:" ...
’
¯
’
’
"
"
’
¯
’
¯
.....
"
. ,.
. . ...
, ....~. ..
. ’ ¯~
" "/ .. ~, ,’,’ .., %,’1W
~ i,;’~ ~
’ L’’’’..’
~.’,",4’’~’ ,’* .’ "".:" ’ .’...".’
:." ’’:’
..". . . ’ .’....’
.,..~
-L7 :" ~" ’",~’~’’’"": ~":" """. "’. ~:" "." ;:’.q:t :~ "~’~ :’L ’:J ’~ ,’ ""’" -’’;.
~;-~-\’.
’,.~, ,. = ; - ... ,., ..
-.
.- ? L’. ,. ¯.. ~. -...,
.,, ,. ,, .’.
. -?.’~’"
~ ~"."
.........
,
.
..
.
. ,
¯ ." ," ". "-.,~ .: ..,’//,
:." ’ ., . ~:’.. ,- .:.. ~..’’: ..~,’..
,.., ¯
~ ’..’.’~’’,’:: ;::",’i’ " ..-. L.,’.’. ~...?, ! .;..’ ~;.j:’/ : q-: .,~.:.
.~
~ ....
.,
.
- -.: ’"./:: ’; .,’:"’ :.. "~’: ’.’ ::~’.:hl’,;. ..." :’. , . "’ :~:,."-::"~.’ ::""~.’.."’ !’. ’ ’ " "~’ . ’ "" ’
"’ :’-,’:
"’!:--,’". :, r4’~:
: ’.
..’..
. ."
,
.., ..’ ......: ..........
" ....
. ~, "~’, . ’,~
~, ’ ’ ’’:’, ’..’:,?.
"
’:’
,,...~."."
"
iI
’
~:- :.V ! "
%,’ ~-’.":’~.~’.t
~
.-I.’.’:.
: ":’:;!’*.’~
. ..
.... ...... ~ ..: ~,
’ ,."
- "~" ¯
~. ’..’. ,
.
....
,.
’~.,I,U,’:,’:: ’"’~ .%’;:. ,’ ULna,:,’..
’ " ~ .... . ’;"
,’
. ~’~ "
; ’ ~’.
" "
" " ~.’ ’. f~
".. .*:
V " . ¯ ,~.....
":~ ~,
"i ..,.~
"~ .’’=.
.. ~
.’’~ .. ,j ’.:" "’:*,"
"
’
"l:",
......,;;,.. ,,’
: O",
¯ .’. ", :"
.,
.".
¯ ......
,
....
, ......
¯ " . "¯ .............. , ’ .’.,::,.’-v.,
.: :’..’ "’. "’. ~ ", ":’.",.: ".’" ".~’." ;. ":.’" ’" i:’~.::~.’: ,’- :’,’ "I","i:~’:~-’:":~:I’I.:.: ,:,:.’,’;.~
. UNi0i~::.~
¯ . ¯¯¯ ¯¯:¯¯¯ :.:f:: y:i.¯:;¯¯:.:!¯j."¯ii¯¯::i~;¯n¯i¯,¯~p~¯~T~i:~,,
¯ ¯::¯: ¯¯¯¯:¯i,.¯¯".., ¯¯¯ ’, ¯ ’:;.¯. ¯::¯: 7.¯::.:.¯¯~:¯::¯¯.:~.¯!.¯ITRAVEL
:;~¯¯::.: :-¯ ¯:¯.i. ¯.¯ ’. /’:~.:¯i.¯:i NEW?HOURS:.FOR?CREDIT~
¯
-¯ ’,,:¯.i...:....:;,.~., :¯ ...¯~,. ¯.¯..,¯.:.¯...,i.. /.: ¯,~-:.?iL~.~.:..._¯=~
¯:..¯More¯about
Japan_¯¯
:¯¯.. ::¯. r,: :.¯, : ¯,::¯’ .;¯i~;eg~nnlng;Decemlaer.:1.;’~the¯~Yosen
.. ,.:v .:.. .. .,"..: .... ."...... .: ’ ....¯ --:.......:.:..:".’~
.. ,; ........:.’,..=....;.-..~
..
:.T:"’~ :.. ~nar gel’my.,,
ringing
De:’Inoes ..nu~,."..
., ........
¯ " : ’ " .- "."::.i~l~erad":the:a6~
r’oach
’of :a n:’:. ’Ce: ¢ream" : No~,:::~we
:.a re.:.at."the.’ FU
i ya".Hotel;..?:.
ite:. Credit.::U n io n.:!0f{i cei.i:.h’ou i~:.’~!:~iI I.’!! E
.... :... :::.?.....i.i.:..: .:..: :...L: ". " "." ’’ ".’;.F. ", "’;:.’.::’.’.,’. :.’"~":.’.i"’_,’.’"’’’ ’~"".~’::-"whi~h"-daie’s"lback.
io :1884;.::and:
i;s at"ifrom
3~30.p:rn...t6:i’:51’3o:.i~:m"!/:Mo:n~da
...
¯.:....¯.¯.....
,.:........
:-,......
,.....:.-..:,-::...:......¯ " .. ’ ::.:
:;."wagon,
or’.venaor:otany.
oTner-;c~’,,~
....",
.... ........:.. . .:.....
¯
" .....
" : ’ ....
’"cacv"A
far’cry’
As’c11d:~r6niyouh~?:al~0-ui
2500ft:"e
evation
inthe:m00n-"..""TUesda~,;,
:.Thurs~ay,.:~::a.nd:::l:rida~;]’:~;.,T.l
’ - i ’ :" ¯ :".~, ;,L:...-=w i’...ta ns:of"Hakone.Nationa Park̄ Hot.. office:-wi .beC osed.On,.Wednesday
’
"
’
."’""~:
"
."i
"
:"i!",
... ’ . " . ..... ... . .. ¯ . ¯ ".: .. ’.. .. ...; ...:....-. ..:.,~....... ......,....i.....,.~.:.:.:...:.
. ’ ’ " , ::, .:.:ana:ola
Know oy:now,.’IT.S Tne~ne
v come
.s Pr.0v!de
c!n.alb.a:ths"
‘/.":.: :": :.: ":.::":: !T.:-"°~
:.~:’:,,.- ::.."...:.:::.:...:::?~ii:i.li!:~;
:
.if::.
!.’.
".Dumpmaster
t~uck
’for:your
re-.
spr~ng.
.med..].
and.
:~.’."
:":."
.. : .
here again thegardensare:a.delight-...,~::.EL.PORTAL.!BETTER.
GARDENS..CLUB ,i.i:"iiiii
¯ ¯ . : ~:""." fuse ’"": ’"" " " : ": ": ..... i ..."; ....:...:.-.
: ’ ;"; ’": s"n~e:"the"da:::;s"oi
o; d new,wa"S’fu featur6Set’away
.among
the" old ".-."’ ~;~;;~!;..~;~.~;~:i:~.T~SP~N~S.~R!i!:~’!!.~:~i~:~:~:~.~!;~!!:;:~
"
¯"
:...-...::......
.... ../.. ... Y....:.: . ,.....:
.,. Z:. turreted¯ b0ildings..i......
"....:..;
;".... . ’.CHRISi:MAS"DECORATION;c0~iTE f~:.:.-..
.
’. .... " . " . " . ". v . .. . ...,... . ..... r. : .. "L " ..... ¯ ’ .... ~"
" ’ .have. beeri.resisted..
People complain.:..
¯
........
,,
."" . Announeement""ofianbf6er:’.’.,ci4risl
¯
" ’? " "" " i,"e: was aia ie -arkinand ". " .Today was. clear in the mornihgl
.. . . .......
? i : a~ou! rr e y ,..P .....17..
u.. .... ..W ihc 0uds.beg.nnngto."form,..... SOWe "mas.
display:contest~."sp[~’n’:s6recl
’. ..,./.
¯ :... ..Pr0gressiveeducation, . but.evenTual~y". ..
"
" :
.i
. El.. P0rtai,.Better"’ Garder~:s;."C’l~.
.. ’:: .i:....i. ... learn" t0...live v~ifh"thern,:~ enjoyi"ngthe. ::hurriedt0 get off. on:, our .busricle
.,.........adVantages theyb’ring_admittedly.or_ aroundthe o Cl ci~ater 0f.fhemountain. ¯ madeatthe’.club’s . " .... "v..::...:...:.:.:,..,
" - .. -. ¯ .i,. ... "’i..v ...-.. i::.:.::!.’"..
:""" !.A"few milesalong
weitook an. aerial~. Two.gi0Ups"iof: .....
’
i
¯
’ , ’otherwse..
.
’ ....
;, v..,asp~ays:ana~naoor,.
’i . :..-,
..,
:..
’:
- ¯ , .’.. : --.
tramway.with cabns, seatng I~ =or,
.. ¯ "., ’ ,. ’ . ’ ...
’ " . " - . " ’ ’ ’" ": .... . ’ .
.
" ¯: ’Our
.......and soared
’ .~
" ¯ , own
...... pal " af
: . ¯Yosem
; ,. ,. te’house,Deop:~ each,
up.a moun-.."-will:be.-judgedand.wlnners’armoun,
, ]~ ’ .
¯
.. ¯ . ....
’. : " ¯
. .:.. ¯ .... ’ .. ¯ " .. ". ";:. ’"’"’.;"::i7;.:’";:i~!:
’ " : " wive~ res onses to the new KetuseT
"."-."
"
tans de
above gorgeous
s apes¯ of ¯ .ced.shortly .beforeChrstmas;.-accord-:"-.!’,’i,::~:~.:i. .: ¯
: .. - "’.,...
P... . :
.
. . . .
’
.
.. "
’ ". ¯. .:
.. ., = . .,...:,’". ". : ’ :" ":"" :.-:,’:; .: v";.":.?l. :" ’
¯
w th which .the
¯ ’
¯ ’ . . ... Storage.
. .: Containers
among
re- . ~ng:toMrs..J.R.~rl<, cha~rma
. ..::
...... . .
..’
, ..
map es n autumn.colonng
n.ot.,,th.e.i:!:,:i.!~.::;..!,.!..
"
.
.......
" ’ .......
have.
oeen
.
¯
.
¯ ...." :’" .......
.
old
garbage
cans
¯ :...." ’familiar
’..
" .
torestation
cedar,
ttee
in, charge"’A..E /Poi’tal:’;.|:eL:Q:~!.’;~.’;i!
..¯ :
_. ¯
. ...
¯ ¯ . of young.Japanese
. -.". comm
.
.. . ,, .... .........-.. ’ .... .....:...;.....,.:..:...:~:...r..,,,:,
¯
brought
forth Some loud
"....
" ." replaced,’ ....
:.
¯
¯ ....
cypress
andcryptc."neria,somber
y sidentsar. e ig bleto’enter.:".,-.., i..?".:v;..:,.i~,,’~.~L:,-::
. ..... "
.
....
. ’. ¯ ¯ " .. ....
’ " ".". ¯ ’ ¯ . . ’ .. ~...-:.-":.:.. " ~:! ’. ’-: ."~.":.’i.:’~-".~~’
"¯
. ...laments. for a pass ng era. Reachons
¯ ¯ ......
, ..
.,
" ¯ . ,,
dark.
As
we
reac~.a
the
top
Mt
.Fu
"
¯
The
nextc
ub
:meet
ng".w
!.6e
the’:.:,.’:...~,i:l~..
I
"
¯ ’ ’ ’ ...........
’ ~ .... ":". :": "~~":~::"":"’..- ’
~ Oh, aren t they fun!
. ’
. .¯ vat
’
:’," ....
Christmas
partytO beheld!ih"i:i’.~i..:/’..i:::i:" ...
. ed¯ .from
oomedbeyond a sharp ridge, r s ng .annua
,, ¯ ., ’ , , , , ¯
,~:
~ .
.
.........
i.
..r ¯ ,- ’ " ... ’,~ .l~ ’:".. . "[", .!"fl~’i~..:’:’:’,:!.’i:::!(.
..... ’....t6 a sad,..I’can ’t close ¯the lid.¯
from a ~.Ioua aanK .V¢~Tn ar TTlng
rne..Lommun
TyDU~a~gon..i~’~onaay.".....~:.’:’;.;,:~%:
¯:"
wreathes of clouds that came and evening~December.17.~..~.....:..~...Y..:~..~i.~....:~.~‘~,
¯
.:"’
" The.fu n ’c°meswhen
t~e)lidn~’~enf
~.. : "."open
’
(on 0neof the L si e . . .
went.. The tramway took us on down
:..:
’ gets to watch abear clamber in and the other side, abovemore color made minordifficulty that, mustbeh . .":.i.i!.,!i,.i’..i.i
¯
¯
" "Nothing
’ ""
¯’¯
"
¯
....
" :to"worry,
"abo..!.....:...::.:..:.:,......::,:.;..:::.~...
¯ .... " ’ U~".:""".i :..’.,,::i?.::i..,?i
LIi""
..... out br,ng~ngcho~ceparcels of goodies bri iant by the sun ight, to the shores
. ..
But,before.we
couldland,he:\;vbUld.:i::i-~.:.::’..:-;iil:
:.¯ .. ’for inspect on
. n the
. day ight.
ofLake Hakone ,which we crossed in
¯ , . ........
, ... -.; ..........: .?.. . :.y. ....
’.
’ , ....
,
.......
t" says
have¯to¯unload̄
some66,000:~lb0unds:~<’-Y.:i:,’..
¯ " " " ". ,,’,~Vt
shut ,,
,-,~,
/. a short airl
"
"
a launcn,
vve nan luncn
a! rne rlo~el
’
. .
.. ."... ~..,"...:.’.".’,.:..~.:.:i ." .
:
33tons.)This~::"::’":.:’:
,, ,
, ralnoow
," TROUT
. . ,Tram The
., ¯ of gas(Something.like
.
""~,,
has to take .the ~’aarbage
¯
.
"" I-"~,o,~,a
~r-"
’
rlaKone, w TI’I
’ ’ .... ’ ,
" ..
""":’. ?~::~"i’; " :
__j .........
red about twelve¯ rni
¯ with. him w~en
Z .,__ur ,L,._
_.__, .~ . ann requ
he ’ goes̄ to work. It’s
¯ es.:. travel’!..,’.;’.
::
.
cu~u
wa~ur~
mu ~u~u,
Tnen
re ....
... ",..-::0"/7:..
"
-..:..":..:-’!" ;,? ¯ . ¯
v
.
out
beyondCata
inalsland."
.
.
~
.
"
~
. ~,’,,,od he" do°sn’tcarr
’’ ’
" his ¯ lunch" I
. . :. ..’....~.:~,.
TUlneanere oy ous ....
i "
¯ /vtission accomplished,
airborne a:.?.:i.~.’.._~;i!.
’
’
can see him dumping
the wrong bag."
M
r’
T
--"" .......
’
!
.
.
¯.
. . "’.;iit; ’
"
.
¯
gain, an uneventful.but thrilling
.trlp:/.,:.,,.,...~!
:
’ What else can hap:)en
when the lid
o
"acrossthe couniryfollowed[.//: :-.:ii"~’:i.!i;i:i:i
’
is left open?THree coons greeted the
CROSSCOUNTRY
~’RIP
’ firstlvisitor
to Refuse Storage ConIn NewYorkI. spentfwodaYsat.-...::".i,.!!.::ii!".
’
--a summary "
’tendingmeetings"
Of
the
Naii0n’ali:"i...."i:::i""i.!:.:
tainer 26 1he dayafter its installation¯
On the "nor~ina of October 22, the
¯
,,
...t .:...:...:..:.:,
. ’
.M~mstry.~n
.
Boardof A Chrlshan
.
i
But coons are smart and they wdl thrill
of a life time was mine as I
National
Parks,"
which
Was"the.chief...::i-:~’:...il
learn,
¯
boarded Astrojet No. 707. Within a
,notivation for.. mytrip. Withi.:Maiy;I,?!%,I.:! ¯
Bears are smart, too; they’re also Few moments we were airborne, out
Alice andBill Henning,.who
als0 at-.::.:"?~i~.:i~!
big enough to gel out by themselves over the Pacific Oceanand circling
tended the meetings,I.hadthe;privilf..::!’jii:;:.
if somepranksler doesn’t manageto
back over Los Angeles. Then the capegeof attending the UJ~l."General. As=.
’.’...~:’..:":.i:.
. ....
¯ shut one in some day. Then woe to
tain annaunced we would have to
sembly
meeting
at.which
the"
African
:://:/i
"
the next ga] who
. opens the lid!
return
to tl~e
airport
as there
was a ..............
nation of Uganda
wasaccepted"as
a"-: ::.i:,::!:i.
¯
"Won’t
it
be fun when it
snows?"
..............
actionaries
to
whom
anythinq
new
is
newmernberof:-the United Nationsi.i’i7:i;.ii.
said someone w it h imagination,
nothing
shori
of
monstrous]
Withouta
That
wasthe sameday.: the.. U.S.::.;: :~:::.;..
¯.. "When the lid goes up, .snow will
doubt, we will all becomeadjusted, in
lea’ned of the Cubancrises
Mu’ch"".,i.:’.!.
" .
-,
plaster the neigt~bor’s
windowsV’
¯
. .
..’.;.?’:.,.~
.
.
time, to living without the dripping
sight-seeing followed .in NewYork,
. - .... ~..."..:~.
"What worries me about that lid
[ Y., :.~
garbage
stored
in
our
kitchens
until
Washington,
and
on
the
trip.
home":
.!’.,".;¯
is
the
thoughi
of
what
might
happen
¯
"
"
. . .... . ".:". ’.’i "
just
before
thelruck
comes
by.
all
interesting.
:
...’."......".~:"",....,
to someunsuspecting tall girl. who
’~,i ;. ".!"
To
sum
up
the
resistance
to
enforced
One
of
the
most
thrillin.q
experiences
.....;:
....
... leans over to see what will happen
I
had
in
Washington
D.
C,
was
stand-.:.;::i’.:ii!i
.
change
in
our
tradition,.:,
w~
offer
this
.
....whenshe pushes the plunger for the
!:,;,
.
"
~, l:irst time. Whenthai lid flies up- commentfrom a firs! viewer of Refuse ing before the Declaration of Inde";~./::.’i
Starage Container 24 in operation,
pendence,
the Constitution.and:Bill"::.-’.’i!’i"::?,.".
¯ wham!
of
Rights
in the. Archives building"....
’ "::"~
"1
don’t
like
it,"
she
said
.:.?:’i..i.
almost
¯ Some,:omments-would lead one to
,,
¯
,
"
...’....~
i.
tear~:ully.
"1
like
George.
’
.-Bill Melton .... .. ...........:..;:
think that h0Use~vivesare black re...... " " ’ ¯ ,:...::, .:..i..:.i
: ,~
¯ ,,’-" ...... ..
’.
~, "
. ’ :.:. -..,., ,:,., <’~ ¯
~....’.’
=..,....," ...;.~,
. ...
-
¯
¯,.
,
’ , ?:’!. ?.!:.Y
~i:
.. ¯ .
.
.
’
. ....
,. ....
. ...
.
¯
: .. ’-
.."
" ,. " i;
~
i
sixth grades, directed by Esther Hart..
The third and fourth grades will give
a skit called "Christmas at CarVs
House." "Los Posadas"by the fifth and
sixth grades will be c]irnaxed by the
traditional breaking of the.pinata.
Other activities will fill the week
befe.re Christmas vacation,
The
studeni council will decorate a tree
for "~he school. On Friday morning,
Decem.b:.~r 21, all the children will
rn~;et in assembly to present their.
food ,’;lifis
for MaripasaCountywelfa~’e an~i to sing Christmas.carols. In
,h,.. aflerno.on, eachroomwi]] haveits
own Chrislmas party and exchange
of gifts.
F’.4REMENJOttNNYON THE SPOT
On Wednesdaynight, December5 at
.~:~0 p.m., the fire siren wailed and
R~:’r and one half minules later the
i,iPS fire crew had water on the flames
which were shooting up around the
chimney of cabin 107 at Yosemile
i.odge. Frank Betts, Assistant Fire Conlral Officer, estimatesthai it took him
and Bob Smith 45 seconds to get from
¯ ~.:,
"..
¯ ,’:
:
~ .
,
..
. ...
,
.
.
.
¯: , .. ~.’
’LI
": "
.’," ..
. ,:7:-"i. i:.::...:
!,’
. .
.. .
.
:.:..... :,:r :.. ~’.!: .~ :~:i i~i::: :. i’::
.:.,/. :. ’:i~ii ! :’;J:~ ".:::!! ~. :’ :i’!i?:i::d: : i: ,~: : i~://i:..:iii~.i
....
’~" -" ’ ¯
......
" "."!~~"~-~’."~::h,
"~" ":’~:"’
’"~ ’ " :, ’ ..,.-.
’..’.
L .’i
.:"’...,’
" ’.,,’-’).
’-’.
". "-" . . " .° .". ’ ’.’ . .....
.....
. :.’
........
’ ....
.....
~.’,’"’, "’~’~’;l’j"’
’
"
¯ i,
:: :i:I !’i’::ii: ,": !i,
.:i :i’ ::i i :.:.: : i:j
:,: ,:
.
,,
:~i~ iii ~:, ....
"’.
, ,::,. ~,.’ ,:...;..~. :~ "...,-.....,’: ~.~.i,-’,..,.,~. ,. :, .%..i,.’,,~,, ,..~, -.~,l
.r’. . . .~,.~ .,...,j
". :.".
,’T.:,.’~,~.’
"..:." ’.’,,..,, ~:,",~’~’h/.7,.’.; ~.’:-,~’:’.".’.L.~,’.,..
;:,:’. ’. ".,. ’,~ ,L~.,’~(,,~,
, "~7."~’,
:’! ~".:’;’~;
,,~.:.?’::,,~: . , "... ,., .,:,q::’,~ .~.,;,.,.. ’...:.. /....,.’. ~,~,.,.’~.:,::, ~.~,.,, ¯ . .::’,L:.)I ’., ~’" ¯ "’""’".;,".’/.-"
,i,"..,:,’::-i-~::;%;
.;.~ :/,,".. " "~ ’~ :’,.~ ’""
. .....
¯
. :. .,", " .’ ,.
- ......
~."~’, :;:., " :.. ,’.~,
.
’. ’~" t ~,
,. ~: ...... ........ ...... :
:......- ....
: .........................
. ......... ........... -,~~~~
. .-"’
. ...,.~.~:/,.S: .......
I. ’ :.. :~."::!.ii!!..!.’.i’:!.":."/.i:.i!~:.!
ii.".:.i..(.,!.:i.!,:.:j...:"SWAP:.
TALK.:.~-iiI~..
ii::.i/i :~i’..i~::".i
i/i"’ .:""::U.GHi"I:"3OY":~AJ~D
:M~ERRYi~CHR~STM~‘~A~S~:~:~:):~:~!J~’~A~‘~V~E:~NY:g~i~
I’E~’Ri
51!iliiii.!
. ’i":i "~’!:": bY
. :..i ... .:.,..!i,.!.:i’.:..:ii.!i:..:..:)E6r".:isblei’
Lef:ti...:ha..nde.cli
i":i:~:
?Bs.::..":
u
..:.sl~ir.le~,..sargelnf:":’::~i.:..:).:~.
":::.?:::..:
::
:.:ii
::
:F
i"~el
.0seh~ite:~’..bre~:~i..:".w]:
:Y
i;e~
l’
0
’:::.,.",’’:’
¯ . " , .. :.’=".’ :’.;, . " ’ " ’. :’i ’i ’" ." " ’:
" "" : ,:’.. ’..= ".:. ¯ r"" ’-"~i .:. ’,. ":.. . ; ".’" : ¯ :.."..’... ’ .’ .,".:-,
’.
.
:
i,"
’.L’.
’
’".."’
"":
";
".:
.::
:~’’:"
""/’..
"’.".:L’"""".’’","
¯
",’
L..’".
¯ like-milliOnsf0f:~:.".
:.... ....:!::.;’.:~;~..:."::,EIght..:: reglster:ed..Wilson
irons,"putter"
: ".’..;.Early last.. DeCember,
famnly....and
cores-:heh.ind.i.to:
s ~er
:..:.i~,h’:
: ....
i.N
¯ ! . :. !:::! i:i./.;.ii::.:::.~:~n
a::. i ’tWo:..:"v~
bocisi..::
:. Ma
ke:: i: an"!i..0ffer.
i.) ;.."6t.i~e’r :’ i w:e.i
i-vvis
i~ersi."
..l:).:w~:ot~’
::!;:.i.1~
;0.0b:"::.! 0y.&.M
Be~
;:~a.yS!..a
i.:.::~olfi:i(~~i.,~k’i::’::
:.:’:
ii.:::i
:..i:y"
.’
’I:
:.
.
" :".".. .: "i i:."i;;i.li.il)ii...Confacf..ca!
la.i B0d~leni)i
ati:i~e"ioy’a
i Br.i .Ch’r.!sim
aSi:’.:/~0tOs":":
!0....aFc:0r~l~ahy:.
!"m~/:.;.i}.a~ai...h~uhjilpc3:.:’"a.hld.:-f.[ilQ!~gi:.’;TbbY:.:
were.
:..i::i!i/i::.!.;i’:i: ’.,
.
. . :":. .--~j..:ii.....:.Dorm,
i: . .:.:i.:-:..i..i.....i~:. ’/...i:...-: ......i .i-. .~:’.. ..cards.
N0t....really.that.:rh"any"..of.c0urse,
i.::t.hrOel.Whitf.ields-Eldridgeii.’.:S’r:.~’.:Sohn,~i.!
i~ :":"i:..:i;..i..
. ’...
i~Uf.lthe
i00"d d""Pen
du.r.~ng~.~.s~-ve~n.~...~.a‘nc~.~...~Keit.h~;)..~:C~de!~.~:.Gc~nn~.:....and..~.;~
.i
~;.i.i,:.:
i.
:.... ’-.
¯ . .... .:ii:i.,~ :; type.writer
"""’:’"’’.....
: :.: ::."’i’ ./.. ; ..............’
6~years. . o. .d’ I~utin exce
--"teen..hours¯,
of.: tedious.
.. : ..w°rk,seemed.
. .... yer.s..:.
-:.:... ~-:::..... ..... i.:..-.!
.¯
Thei.)’fiVe"i.:shot..eigl~t
.bUcks"."befween::
’.
.:.?.’.:’:
::"i:
COndi:fion
ADnrai_~H
vr~l,,~
~7~;"", ’a
-¯.staggering
am0unt’,for,:
a: :singie.. ....
¯ " :. : ’ ..... ~".i;i’.=~-:::.":"ent
¯
’
~
,’
¯ " .-" ",
-¯
,
I-I
.......
" ....
"1~--~"
." i.;,
.
~.~:,#
.....
, .’.
’
-~
~
"
.-",..,....
them.:.The,
largest,~:with
a...31,
dantleri.i.~...!..:,.i
"
......
:..:.:.
¯’
"
"
’
"
¯
’
’WO
..~,...
’ ’ ng
Whew!...:" {, : ..’- ~:.’..: ....
!
Ask
k.ontact
’ . man,
... .
....’-,. ,.,.., ., . ¯ . ¯ $50
.... ,+..
, :., ..
. Caro
.
.... Less,....
: ~ .. ,.....
.....:,.
... ¯ : .. , i. : -,’
,’ ,.. " ’..
’:,. : .,-..’"’, "...:.: ’", ’:.:.’::": "";i;’.,’.,.".-"::.;:. :.,’.,; .,,: ",.’ : .: :
. yn
:
....
.
.
..,...":
....
.
......
:
This.
ChraStmas..
season,.
I..think..wi.-:....spread,..
, .. ,was:.bagged... ..
¯"
.
.....
’":’ " "..FR2-4411’
¯ ,:bY
:~Ern..,’..:...e
Byers.-.:;.,!i.::-=,~..,.
. : ’:’:".....:...
:
..,.:"::.,.."
letter, "hage. it: ..."Tliey .als0:.fished;""..shotgrouse,
and~:~,:,~:i!,:~-’..
: ... .: :-:"i i:.:!". ::i. .~;Xi, ’". " :""i.. i))..; ii . .-.,: . : write one~’."newsy
¯
... ~’..,:
¯ .. /YOU VOIKswagon ’ exce lenl’,
.,,. ~,. ." ,:._" .: .": ..",...,-:., :.~....,. ."-,’: .... ;" ¯ ..".-.:.,~.’, ,.:;~;~..... :, ".
CoBol.
.
:
"
.".
L
¯
..
.
¯
.
..
...
~,’~’
¯ " ¯ " :-",.".’
^ .. .:
" :~;;’.:::, :....mimeograahed on green:~
k~aoer"and "-rabbit."rOnlyonce.wastherea’=chance
,,-,
,: .. ¯ ~ ’
" !"...:..:tion/"Kaaioi
nearer .$110u. can bel " ¯
. -. .-..: ¯ .
- ... ¯ :... ,..: ......
- ....’ .... ,: .~.:.,. .":.’:"-.,-",.:..’....",’.;..::~’;"~:.:":i.!’
...
¯ :.. : i. :. "":"’seen"a’t:Arcti ROck
’FR"2-4342.Home¯;:
" send".it.;t0eyerY0ne:onmY
:Christmas..)"
t:0sn°0t"at"a,n
e’Kror:aCco.rd!ng"t,a’t.h.es::;ii:.!:::i:".!:i ,........i ::i .~
¯
...: himrods
:it ’takes:.snow.t0::bring!the’m~<i:".’."~::i.:’:~’. ¯ :~:.. I
. .."...,.
., ... .... ’ .’ .....~ .. ...":. :....". st Therewi be.the.i.ob.of.seaing;
.’
.... .Leach ’
..". ... .... ...
.
. ..... ’ ¯ . .
¯ .... .. : .."..
.....
.. :.’. :"..".. ....-:,.
"i"..:..-...~.-,..:.:.....:,..":":-..~:
;~ ....
¯ ..>i: :;.:..--.: .:.: .. ..._,. ¯ ;. .... ,:... /. i.;.. . addressingl
andstamping"them;still.
I ..Out’ ~f:~hLd‘ing~‘~::~‘~::~;~:~.~.?~’~:~‘~‘:~:~;;~)~‘~::i::‘~
.... . .: ill.! I -....".. for.that .hobbYiSt
onyour.Chr,st.mas
hours" /..!Althoughit! wasLicold,.i.therelwds...n0.:"..,
i:::.i:.i;;::":,"~i
.... W.. ~ave..:retr eyed"precious
;!:
. " "iii.;;~-i:!.!st
.-...a".frusky-:M°.de! A."c°up’.:.Runs":.for""s~opp
ng,..wreafh:makina and:~sn.°w~uni~i~Th.a~nk~sg~i9i~g~!D~ay~::~4/in:ds~!~‘~i~.~:~:i~‘~i
iii". ¯ ’
.
¯
¯
e
.¯.
..leveling
~~.i...
" " "!i!.:":!";.:weH.’:
inexpensive"
FR
"2.~4852".:=."".
.;’
..
Other
holi’day.
iasksi.Hurrah!
:’~:i
.
.:"
.of";:i25:*miies(i
an!
h0Ur:.-blew;..at,
onei:i:::.;!!;;i.i.l;~
"
:i..".i.....
. ...-i.::~ii:... :~.,:. i.:..For,rent:HOUS
,.n ElPorta!~
Toney.i...:
Sin¢e....
there
:one..t!!-ne,
bgr.n.s.:
and~..hg’/,.i.stgcks~.:.:.-":i."":.!:;::i-:!:."..;.
, .will be-10nly:.the
.
,
¯
’
¯ ’
¯
..
!.:.. i: :.Frei!as;.P,O,Box6.] 2, Yosern.jte.L0dge..:letter
itowrite,...it can..beCl0neleTsure!y.;.~nd.driV’ing
!he:hu.ntersto.take..refOge
ii!,"...iii..i:i;..
~.ii..
.i i:.... ’. For.sae: Austn-Hea
ey.Spr.te:...See..so,
that ts .ina formwilbewarm,".
ins deither og..., cabins,".""" . ’.=i~" .:." .:: (.".. ’:~"::::i’.~.":. ’ .’!)!~i : .i.."::
..i. " Rusti. ManPost Office .... .. ’ e0:Uent and witf Ever"one Wi be’~ " "Whatdd"they havef0r"Thanl<~’:{~:~"""~~"i::ii
i. : ..".
.. ..~ . . .........- ... ....
q ....
y.
y.
:.... :.::":-....’.;:.....:: .... #
.:.-. :. . . . ¯
: .’.. .... ....
. ..... : ......
~,.~". "- ." .’... ’.: .... pr0ud.and
r e l ie ~, .e d’that,, after ¯¯.giving.d!nner..i:Way
up...ther.e
." i.-~ ,
"i- .i-" ’.. "
.i,!.n..their....:,...:-)i ’..i!i!!!.....
!:,-." . . .’.
" i3~,.;~.~ :. i.... :..". ¯ . vears Of reectons, mv.stc~res,."art-.Montana aerie? Rockym’oUntoin:blue.:.i..!i’.";::
.""
" ,:’i,. ". . ". . .
"-~
¯ " ;’ ’ "" , . .’ " . ’
’
’.. ~ " ’. ¯ " " ¯ ., ,’ ". ’ "
¯ .. " " .
" , .... " " "’ .
~,’-. .’i.:.’~..
..
.....
/~.,
ki~.~~..:
.............des
and
books
are¯finding
acceptance,
g.rouse,p." peared....by...chefcook......Sonny,
"..ii:!.j. ...
i:
iii"... " " ... ~" " ~’~’~."~{’~,,(V: : ...... .! . printed.form
:.’and .some
f nancial.re~.:a. n.d. it..was de!.i.c.ious, they.say.,..~’.:! . :..".i );.~..:ii . ...
..
..:L..
’.
’
¯
"-~"’¢,~
" ~ ....~ ¯ " ....
....
" ’ ’ .~...
wa dr..," ....
. -. ..¯ ". :.......:¯ . "... . ’¯, .:¯ ,.." .Keitho
.....
Wasvet:"
... .’ en’o. Y-.
-::.."’".~i
I:. .Y
¯..,,.:.:,.;
,.,.:. ....
¯, .. q
¯ So
....
... sa
¯ d,"t
. ~ .... ,..~
:,. .. ....¯ . . ¯ ..
"-~ ,
.
., .....
. . .
.,..
.
.
,
,
.
.
¯
¯ PA55̄ . ’,. ’ . "
¯,’able¯, butso.nlceto getback¯home..¯
....0.:..:. ~’:=:.. ~ ¯
. . . " .... . BADGER
Everyone
.will
¯ .
.. .. ¯ l .be. surprised ~and
.
.:
,. ".:
..
.
. ’,
’.. ¯ . .... .., . . , . .. ,,. ..~
. . ..
. : .. . . , ,¢;:’~"-:-’ ... ¯
.pleased that .I have.become¯ ecstahc.. ’ .. ¯. " ..... . . ’." ~, ... .......
’:..:........-:i...,’:.. ¯ .... .
(con~nu~dfr0m"p~l¢¢. I
i
.:..
......
.!" ¯ Forgueslsa.newlifttick6i~imitaflo.
owner of a mou"ntain ranchv,here.l ’ ..: . .i.’...,~1~i.
. ’. ::.. :.!i:.~....:.
:
" :-i.
¯ ."""" ."t~e employeeticket wi I be’-i~vai able¯ i ntend:to
builda
.home
and
Settle
’
.
::
::"
"
’.
’".~i
"
..")
.(.....
.
.:i~i:i::i
"
"
""
"
¯ ’"
"
,
.
’ ’
"’
’~
"
" ’
, "
’ i"
.
.
.
:.. ......
’.!..-.:.
.The 30-Ride Family Guest’Ticket,.Seldown toraise books and manzanita. " .............~’~:".
~ .¯..,.~r,,
¯ ’..
¯.
"’
""
"’ ’ .’’’"
.1"
Everyone,-but. no .... doubts" begin¯ ¯ ’ . .
i". ling,.fm: $8.25, w.ill be tronsferable
Another.dismayingi:th0ught
giips).:.i.....:.
i. ....
"...andvalid for the season. Due, to. lack crowding huzzas from my mind. One
me.
On
.mOSt
of
my
time-anddabor
.:’.i.."i:..
.."
¯ " of demondi liFt tickets No.2,"3. & 4 letter would never do. for everyone;
I
’letter,
I .will"".".:.)!.
¯..
there will haveto.be two. For.instance, saving mimeographed
will be eliminated.
I:
¯
want
to
add
a
list
of.
persona
..ques-.:..
"
il
..
’
’
" -’ ¯ .’2". .’..
¯
The cafeteria menuhas been revised. my" high school S.panish.teacher
..
tions,
like,
"Are.you
10resident
ofthei~...
couldn’t
care
less
about
the
fact.that
"
in aneffort to :dmplify and speed.up .
" "
Garden Club? Did.Jimmymake Eagle ... "
service. Th~:..-~ will be one hot entree . my idea of greatfun is to spend
Scoutyet?. is your " brother. ’ still" on" . ....i’
i ... andovarie:/ of hot and cold sand- wintry hours picking up branches,
". :"
’
he s? "....¯ ". ¯""¯ . . ¯
.
, ¯
:. wiches. Atso, for the late riser, there bushes and other burnable debris at. crutc
Jusl as m0st of my friends :will. .
.~~. :-.Wi!l be a ,.,’,r:~inental breakfast.Zella my nearby, newly-owned ranch; but
my.::
want i~0melY, intimatedetails.of
and.Ted ~(:.,.f,:hum,
who hail from she will be inieresled in the fact that,
life
and.
tim~Si
so
do.!iexpect
that
’
Mono Inn of Mono Lake, will be the once again, by book and record, I
atype
proud"’Rod
of. newswas
.from
,promOted
them. A. snapsh0t,..:~.~.i
’ to sales
amsludying :Spanish. My pronuncia.cooksthis ,J,.,,~,~on.
..
tlon may not have improved, bul my
.Eighteen r, ev,.’ lockers have been
manager," a .shored "Rememberthe"." ’::
motivation has!
.
added to m.~,et doily locker rental "
time we mactemoneyby de-snailing ..
Similarly, .friends from myfreckle¯ : demands...~,l~.~"iivesk" safe racks will
gardens? Well ou/youngest is ’...".
’.. i
:i.... be lined up along the breezeway 1o and-pigtail doys.aren’t-going to be
.1 want’ that friendly" ex.change," " ’.":
mesmerized with accounts of my
: . provideove.~-,,ight ski storage.
.
activities in historical societies and which ’ ’ to me, is one of. the nicest. "..:"
: ’." :
: . A new .~e~~" service coffee bar is .conservation owner’s groups, but they parls.aboutChristmas,"and the.. 0nly.. .i "
¯ . being buih ,:~ ~he top of theNo.1lift.
:
will wanl to knowhow rny [olks are, wayI will: receive.,it is to.earn¯ i! ..by ~.:. i.:
’ tiring,:in-..: :.
by TomRer.nels.and his carpenters.
possibly
.bo.~ing/"definiteiy
:
~
__.2 ........ .-,
.......
whether my new butane furna’c’e
, .................
¯ -- ............
¯ " " "
, "1
,,
’:...:
.
really is practical and econornical and. dividual notes of my own. ". ’ i......
four-wheel drive.veh.c~e, with"higher
,
..
:
Ugh,
joy,
writer’s
cramp
and
Merry
.....~.
my best . ’ ¯
.... cleorance, c:nd a Small boal to use in if the can. opener is still,
"....... ’: " " "
¯ Christmasl
......
friend.
" "
’. the st~allo,,’,.’ waters..
"
’ ..., i
, , ’ ’.,, . , ’
!. ¯
~.=.:.---i ,
I
1" ¯ . ,’."
,
~.’ ...
....
.¯
.. ¯
¯
’
. . . ,.,
.,
.
....
¯,
¯,
)
.
......
,
" ,,,,
. ’.
,
, ~.. ’. , ¯,
,.
. .....
".
,
, ’
" "" "
¯.
.
~’.
I’
¯
¯ .,
..
.
....
, ¯ .,,
’. ,i
,..
’’
~
, , ’ ¯ ,,
"" i,
¯
, ,,
, .
,
¯.
. i ,i.....
,’~ -.I,
, ,.,
’ .’,
::.:,ij
..i" .." .....for .making
..Yorkshirepudding.
: ’ " iFrom1925 to1960, when he and
," " Ella left the Valleyto retirein Fresno,
i... i Jack.was the printer, and he was a
."".. good one.
....
Jack was probably among the best
. fl),; fishermen we’ve had in the Park,
i... and except for the last few years
’
"when
he got a little
wheezy,
would
?
..
. spend his evenings along the bank of
the river stalking a particular fish.
..
:
Many were the Very Important People
.". Jack was called upon through the
years to guide to a productive fishing
:.
," spot. John Barrymore .was one of
them. Jack had a picture of the actor,
i
made at May Lake one spring. The
~",,-.,. lake looks Frozen, ~here. is o lot of
’snow around¯ The picture is inscribed
"To Jack Greener - So this is Paris?
(Co~.ti~nl.e8
o;~ pr~p.e1.wo1
H. Oehlmann"
..
--oYPC Co. DIRECTOR
EDWIN JANSS, JR. has been.a.
director of Yosemite Park and Curry
Co.. since 1946. He was born in 1914
at Los Angelesand educated .at. Beverly Hills High School and Stanford
University."
His entry into the farming business
in 1934 culminated with the deve-
i"
’ .i’.",’
¯
. ~, .
BOY SCOUTS TO HAVE
BENEFIT MOVIE
Wednesday, January 9, has been
set as the date for the Danny Kaye
movie which will be shownin the allpurpose room of the elemenlary
school. The KeystoneCopsWill also be
featured.
¯ .There will be an early show(6:30
p.m.) so the youngsters con come,
followed by a second show.
Tickets, at the regular price, will be
sold in advance by the boy scouls.
Proceeds will be evenly divided between the Uniled Nalions InFants and
Children’s Emergency Fund and the
activities fund of the local lroop.
r.
¯ ".,~
,
.....
:.~, ¯ ". ,....
....
~, ~ !
.~f:.. . ~....,"
~.~..,.’.’,;~:.;.. . . ;,.)~.V."
¯ :".~t~.
: " , :.-: ’~.:..’ ~Wb.,..
. i~’:., ,=~ :..~: ¯ ... ,:~,,.¯
..
.... ; k~i.:%y..~.~
Z,.~"
............. ,..~,~.| . ~,/.~:...,
.~,~
’ "~"~,4~",.
:’o:,!:"~
’:.~i~,F-’.’=,’."
~;tu
~"~;:~XI
h~k~k~,:
i’;’.’¢,~’:."k’,
"
" .~-’
~’~’.,
’~~;’"
.~:"
Iopment of the Coachello Valley
Feedyard in 1948. This organization
has becomeone of the world’s largest
cattle feeding operations and annually
finishes approximately 100,000 head
of cattle for the Southern California
markel.
In 1954 Mr. Janss becamepresident
of the Janss Inveslmenl Corporation,
/(]ontinuecl
’ s.~"-~:~
¯
From page 2)
~..-: -California residential and commercial
’ ..-property andat present is involvedin
."the. developmentof Conejo Village, a
! ’" : 10,000 .acre. p!ann~ed.community.in
’~i ? Southern ventura County.
"
’,.": ; .... ¯ Mr. JansshasbeenCloselyidentified
...... ":with Yosemitefor the past 40 years.
,.- ¯ Hewonthe first Badger Pass down ..
i ..
mountain ski race, with Charles Chap:,..
lin and Donald Tresidder amongthe
.i,,~ .. defeated compelition,
and has not
. .
Good Luck!
~! . missed a winter skiing in Yosemite
~,~.
~:
since the late 1920%.
FIRE EXTINGUISHER
DRILL
His avocations are chess, golf and
i.
"
skiing and he is a collector of ancient
On December 19, YP&CCo held a
drill for volunteer firmen under the
chess sets and contemporaryart.
i’:
direction of CompanyFire Chief, Bob
--o-Lee, which was attended by about 40
SHIRLEYSARGENT
TO WRITE
Company
personnel. The specific purGALENCLARK BIOGRAPHY
poseof the drill wasto instruct volunShirley Sargent, a local writer of teers in the use and care of fire
increasing renown who is resident
extinguishers. Instruction wasgiven by
most of the year al her "Bankrupt
the Jorgenson Fire Equipment Com’
Bunkhouse"in Foresta, has received pany with the cooperation of ihe NPS
a grant of $1500 from the John Ran- and use of its equipment.
,
’
dolph and Dora Haynes Foundation
Fire Chief Lee says that another such
in Los Angeles. The grant is For the drill will be.held at Badger Pass in
purpose of continuing research and January.
writing on adull biography of Galen
...
Clark. Shehas alrec|rl,/done considerHEREAND THERE
"
able research for lhe book which she
AmyEnglish has retired to become.
... estimates will take about six months
a Full time housewife. Replacing her
"
to finish.
Grants from this foundalion are us- in the ReservationsOffice is Georgianually given for social, political, and na Watsonfrom San Jose. Georgianna
there’s nothing, to
(GiGi) is enthusiastic about .skiing and anyway
,
economicresearchin the slate; this is
¯.
.
, .
them
.now.
other
outdoor
sporls.
the first one awardedfor a t’,iography.