13ft NEW REQUA HOMES —....homes will be served by the
Construction will start immed­
iately on 123 new homes at Re-
qua, according to an Exchange.
The homes, to be built on a tract
recently purchased from Mrs.
Beatrice Pieni, wall be in the
$10,000-514,000 price range, on
four different home plans. The
firoabiniis-flarbor
NIC BAUMGARDNER OUT
Klamath Sewer and Water D i s ­
trict, now in process of forming.
Financing has been aranged for
the first 150 homes on the 80
acre tract and the builders,
Spiering Homes, Inc. have ar­
ranged for further financing at
a later date.
It is sure welcome news that
Nic Baumgardner was down
town, this week and shows what
good nursing he’s had by his
daughter, Louise.
Nowhere A Finer Clim ate — Nowhere A Finer Community
Thursday, May io, 1956
Volume ii Number 12
CROSBY—LAMBERSON
Wrap
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HARDTOPS ROLL AGAIN this Sunday, May 13 at Grenfell Speedway near Crescent City to
open the 1956 racing season. Curry County drivers expected to see action in the opener
include Ken Curry, Don Yarnell and Red Hag- gerty. The track at the Ocean Drive-In Theatre
will be operated by Harris Enterprises, operat- ors of Redwood Acres racing events in Eureka.
Many Del Norte, Humbolt and Jackson County drivers also will be entered.
SPRING SALE
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THURSDAY. FRIDAY and SATURDAY •
“Come See!”
Bedding Plants
OF ALL KINDS
SALVIA, Fire Ball Red
CARNATIONS . . . .
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dozen 40$
dozen 40$
Bertha Estelle Lamberson and
Charles Crosby were married
just fifty years ago, at Westfall,
Malheur County, by Johnnie
Howard, Justice of Peace, there
being no clergyman within nnles
and miles.
Just because of this event, all
as a surprise to the former bride
and groom, they were invited to
a potluck dinner, at the 1.0 O.F.
Hall, last Sunday. Some thirty
or forty of their old time neigh­
bors and friends dropped in and
it was quite a surprise to Charlie
and Bertha, when everyone well
fed. the climax came when they
were presented with one of the
best TV sets money could buy. It
was purchased through a sub­
scription list passed around a-
mong the neighbors, and that
evening, was installed in their
home.
During the balance of the af­
ternoon over 100 friends dropped
in to an open house, congratul­
ation party where they were be-
jpg served cake and coffee, thq
‘bride and groom' doing the hod­
's!*» at the serving table.
Mr. anti Mrs. Crosby lived
here, many, many years» ago, and
returned during war timd, again
making themselves among the
very best of neighbors.
If they weren’t they wouldn’t
have been so handsomely remem-
bened.
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HIGHWAY SIGNS —
Some 2,000 warnings have al­
ready been issued for violation
of the new highway sign law, ac­
cording to a Salem release. This
new law makes liable for pros­
ecution all unlicensed signs ex­
cept those within 300 feet of the
business advertised, unless a per­
mit has been obtained.
3,150 permits have been issued
for signs owned by sign compan-
ies and only 1.060 for those own­
ed by individuals. Permit fees
range from 50 cents to $3.00,
based upon the size of the signs.
The release states that there
is now* no excuse for those re­
sponsible not having obtained
their permits or removed offend­
ing signs.
DECORATIONS
Fresh bouquts and arrange­
ments are being placed in the
library every week by ladies of
the Azalea Garden ¿Hub. They
are really lovely and much ap­
preciated by rfll.
TO NEW MEXICO
Mrs. Charles Echols has been
called to New’ Mexico because of
illness of her mother. While
gone. Mrs. Hans Nelson is look­
ing after the Flower Shop.
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By JOE MURPHY
Wednesday night there wasn’t
a soul on the streets. Everybody
was attending a meeting oi some
type or another. If you weren’t
at a meeting then consider your­
self an Introvert Fust, all the
bowler» were at the big bowling
banquet a t the Cliff Hbuse; next
all the people with money were
at the Trust Conference sponsor­
ed by tho U.H, National Bank;
all those dvic-minded people
were at the Boy Scout get-to­
gether. That includes just atxxit
everybody In the community.
a l l you do i t
CALL.
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— P»/" Drea.rtm
Monday night
I f you need m o w e v Juifc c a l l
COMMERCIAL FINANCE. Answer a few
sim ple q u e stio n s - - th en , chances
are you can come r ig h t down and*
g e t your ca sh ! Loans are a v a ila b le
from $25 to $1500 on sig n a tu re s
fu rn itu re» or autom obile» .*
DON ROSS
NORTHGATE BUILDING
PHONE 4171
e
the
B & H
Loggers made up for the entire
season. In a match game they
swamped the Brookings Machine
5*1, fry knocking over the pins in
great ndtnUn# in the final
frame. Three B & H men went
over 200 in the final game, while
Tony Christensen and his friend»
weren’t doing so pretty welL
Tiny Drake, as a seasonal ob­
server was non-committal. He
rooted for both sides in his boom­
ing basso voice.
— Pipe Dreama —
Minnie King was in the ortioe
Tuesday. She seems like a nice
sincere woman, and was very
confident that she would carry
Coos county and win going away.
Of course, most of those politic*-
inns expect to win otherwise
they wouldn’t be spending their
hard-earned money. Personally,
I’m putting my bets on Sam
Hall. Just pretend bets, though.
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African Daisies
Petunias - all varieties LobehaS( erect & traihng
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All Kinds Marigolds
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Asters
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GIANT PANSIES and HYBRID PRIMROSES
Large Assortment of Landscaping Shrubbery
Hurry to the nearest telephone! If you don’t know whom to
FREE HYDRANGEA With Every $10.00 Order
call, ask the operator. She can connect you with the local fire
BROOKSIDE AZALEA
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'control agency. Minutes lost in reporting a forest fire can mean
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