Jtmitry 18, 1942
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGQN
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CRATER LAKE While en-
UrUlnlng frlende Sunday va
nlng Ranger W. T. Frost no
ticed i a (ox poorlng Into tha
window of hit residence. MM
Frost then placed raw moat on
tha window (111 which kept the
(ox at tha window for approxl
mately two lioun.
Tho (ox wai a crou phase of
the Cascade red fox. Its upper
parts were black or dinky,
overlaid with whitish tips of
long hair. The side of the shoul
den, neck and face were a red'
yellow or buff. The nose, tall,
feet and buck of tho ears were
black, whllo the tip of the tall
was snow white.
This Incident was very un
usual, due to the fact that
foxes are more often heard than
Seen. Their presence In a vlclnl
I ty is generally known only by
a short bark, by a pungent
dusky odor, or by their long
delicate tracks In the snow.
Tha Cascade fox lives mainly
near rocks, and their speed and
intelligence protect them against
men and dogs. They (red main
ly on smell rodents. They are
known to be very cautious,
cunning and swift. Their long,
fluffy tall adds not only to their
beauty but also plays a big
psrt In helping them get along
so swiftly.
Martens are common visitors
at the windows of most of the
park houses, but this fox proved
to-be a new and most Interest
ing visitor.
Pastors, Laymen
Hold Sub-District
q Meeting in Bly
BLY A sub-district confer
ence of the Cascade district (or
pastors and laymen of the Metho
dist church was held at tha Bly
Community church on Tuesday,
January 13. Representatives from
Paisley. L a k e v I e w, Klamath
Falls, Chlloquln and Tort Klsm
ath were present at an all day
session.
Tha meeting was conducted by
tha Reverend Silas Falrham of
Salem who is district, superin
tendent of tha Cascade district.
Tha general theme of the pro
gram followed was 'The Church
In This Hour.
Program
10 a. m. Devotional message,
"A Pastoral Ministry," Rev. Lee
Mooney.
10:30 a. m. "Continuing the
O Evangelistic Visitation," Rev.
Xd. Aschenbrenner.
10:80 a. m. Discussion, "Mak
ing Evangelism Vital."
11:30 a. m. Period of quiet
meditation and testimony, Rev.
Has Falrham.
12:10 Luncheon: "The Pew
Speaks to tha Pulpit." Mrs. E.
Wilson, Fort Klamath.
1 p. m. Reports (rom pastors
around tha fellowship table.
1:43 p. m. "Youth and tha
Church In a World at War." Rev.
Victor Phillips.
3:20 p. m. "Lifting tha Mis
sionary Morale In tha Local
Church," Rev. B. V. Bradshaw.
2:80 p. m. Readings by
Frances Cauabla and Bonita
Gooch; solo by Mrs. Ray Harris.
S:15 p. m. "Sent Forth"
Closing moments Silas E. Fair
ham. Tha luncheon was served in
the school cafeteria by the ladles
Oof the Bly church to all those
attending. It was announced
that a district meeting (or lay
man would ba held at tha Metho
dist church in Klamath Falls on
February 27.
Merrill Legion
Post to Meet
MERRILL Tha auxiliary of
Merrill post, American Legion,
will meet Tuesday afternoon,
January 20, at the home of Mrs.
E. E. Kllpatrick and It is an
nounced that tha public, card
party planned (or that data has
been postponed. Instead, the
members will serve tha supper
(or tha dance on January 24
sponsored by Baldy Evans that
will bring a popular middle
west dance band to Merrill.
Mt. Laki
' Mrs. Ernest V. Ayre of 'Bo-
nanra la recuperating from an
operation at the home ot her
daughter, Mrs. dray Brannon.
Lawrence Cheyne was severe
ly shaken and bruised one night
last Week when the car he was
driving hit a train at tha Hager
railroad crossing on the Merrill
highway; The car was com
pletely demolished.
Mr. and Mrs. Tra Oram and
son Harry, spent Sunday at their
Fort Klamath ranch.
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Railroad Worker
Injured in Bieber
BIEBER Leon Bedord, a
rallrnud extra gnng worker, suf
fered a compound fracture of his
right leg In an accident that oc
curred Monday as he was help
ing to unload stael rails on tha
Western Pacific south of Nu-
blober. He slipped and a rail
dropped on his leg.
Follow workors brought him
six miles to town on a puilicic
propelled by a track motorcar.
After being doctored ha was
taken to hospital In Alturas.
KENO The first aid class at
Keno completed their standard
course on January B, according
to the instructor, Ross L. Put
nam.
Those completing the course
were Nondls Steibcr, Ellamae
Dow, Beatrice Gullaspy, Mar
garet Arvidson, Neva Mne Ohles,
Evallna D. Sohrnkoff. Grace
Ramsey and Harry L. Hendrick-
son.
Mr. Putnam wishes to an'
nounce an advance course In
first aid will begin Monday eve
ning, January la at 7:30, and on
Wednesday evening, January 21
at 7:30 another standard course
In first aid will be started. These
classes are held In the high
school. They are (ree except (or
a small qharga (or the book and
all those wishing to take either
courso are urged to attend.
Laki Sewing Club
Holds Meeting
MT. LAKI The Mt. Laki
Thursday Sewing club met at the
home of Mrs. Esther Dixon
Thursday afternoon.
Tha afternoon was spent In
sewing (or the Red Cross.
Members present were Mrs.
Lots Hill. Mrs. Olive Marshall.
Mrs. Gladys Cheyne, Mrs. Frelda
Enman, Mrs. Florence DeLap,
Mrs. Leone Quails, Mrs. Pauline
Kaylor. Mrs. Winetta Brannon,
Mrs. Dorothy Jackson and the
hostess, Mrs. Esther Dixon.
Children present were Rich
ard, Robert and Jeanle Hill,
Jackie, Janice and Kathleen
Marshall, Jimmle and Vincent
Cheyne, Cecil and Helen Enman,
Linda and Leland DeLap, Mary
Lou and Margaret Ann Quails,
Melvln, Ronald and Lawrence
Kaylor and Eleanor Ann Jack
son. The next meeting will be at
tha home of Mrs. Florence De
Lap on January 22,
Bieber Enrolls
Volunteer Firemen
BIEBER The Bieber volun
teer (Ire department has en
rolled an .auxiliary force of IS
men to assist In combating fires
if the need should arise. The ex
perienced firemen are Instruct
ing and training the auxiliaries
In the use of the department's
anoaratus. which Includes three
pumper motor trucks that are I
housed In the department s own
building here.
The action was taken In view
of the possibility that a large
part of the regular flreflghtlng
force may be commandeered
for service elsewhere In the
state.
Another First Aid
Class Organized
BLY Another standard first
aid class has been organized In
Bly with Red Smith as Instruct
or. They ara meeting at the
high school on Tuesday and
Thursday evenings and will con
tinue (or five weeks.
Those enrolled are Katherlnc
Bishop. Kathleen Lavin, Flor
ence Mcngelkoch, Beulah Elliott,
Joseph Wallls. Nellie Wallis,
Anna Gooch, Bonita Gooch, Mrs.
Jake Diamond, Marie Coke,
Wllma Keffler, Elmer McOlnnls,
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