Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, February 07, 1948, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY, FCU. 7, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE ELEVEN New Pine Creek Mrniilnir mud) III 1 1 in wny nf snlls inctliill li 1 1 14i Mnrrll nf Dlinrs (liitirr riiiiiinlltrp, liritiltMl liy Cliuli until Knymnutl rishrr, itntl to (In rnm inunlty til Ki'iirrul Inr ihn niiir rlulila sliowliiK liiiidr, Uio Ispiir-llt tliuito liflit In nt Hill in iluy ovi'iiliiK, ilHiimnrril by Ihn Kant Hltln KnuiKr, tlll'lll'tl Ullt tlllln MUTI'Sfilllllv, Hill- lilrrliin nil tlit" MiiitIi of lllinra tinners Hint win m liciliilril In dm vullry unci surrtiuiiilliiK ciiiiiniiiiil lira on I Ho Mimo lilklit. The nrt piiH'i'filn wrrn tirniinil HH'2h with simitt minor rxpi'imt'rt yrt lo romo out Willi h will Iiiivii (or hoi h 1 1 in Orcuon mill Ollfiinila fiintls up. pioxliiiuttily t'll fitch. Tlinrn will br n rrmilnr nicMlliK of tlm hunt Hldti KiuiiKit Uils rjitliuiliiv rvi'iiliiK. I'lithick uiirr ul 7 o'clock TOONERVILLE FOLKS 4 Cveht op tup- Week. OFFICIR GftOSAN RUSHES OVCP. TO A HCH.P-UP. - - m nwm . m i i i WE 1 0CKt0 A1 porJfiA'i HO5. ktUt I 1 " 1 1 ""'W.rn Awi iHt Oil YhE 6a t. PAnpifjV'. i I mill tluni'lnn following the mrrlliiK mitt pi ui kiii. J ink K. Lenity hus itiircliitscd tin; I'm 1 1 ii 1 1 1 1 in ii iniiili mid moved Ills futility over Insl Thtusdiiy. lfn trmli'd n hantl of slit-op mid ti In much in Klmiuitli county for the local nprciul. I.ciiliy Is not a triinunr III tills community, IuivIiik purcliuiii'd liny liciti mid fi'd lila slurp at the old (lirrn plmo for four (llltrii-nt ycnrn, the Inst lime brink In KM2. lis pinna to no Into both dairy and atock cut tle. Kurly Wi'ilni'Mliiy inoiniiiK, alonk Willi a inoderiilloii of neiir win tilKhtly li'inperiituin to 2ft ntiove or over, ciiinn a ati'iuly downfiill of dry powder allow which aeemed would continue timtbated for hoiirn, thua In nature'a nround-about way everyone In iimtlfl happy. Mr. mid Mr. Homer Mcl.nln left lant Hiitiinlny inornlnK lor a two week Unit Willi relatlvca In Spokane and Olympln, Ww.li. !.re Hernmd and famllv linve moved Into the Jack Moffltt place and are reuovatliiK the premlaea into a very attractive home. Kelton Duller hna ptirchiiaed the I'.mll Muhl place mid expects to renovule that place prior to hla mov Iiik In, In the near future, when the present orrupauta, Gilbert Andrewa and family, have aecured another IIVlUK llllwtp. Wra. Dclbcrt Cloud returned lo the home ruuch after npenrllnK aeveral weeks lakliiK care of her daiikhter, Mrn. Velum Newcombe In Lakevlew, who haa been rcruperatliiK frrmi a major operation. Mr. and Mra. Cloud went to Medtnrd Monday on bual lltaa. Mr. and Mra. Karl Butler motored to Martinez, Calif., laal week, re turutni: on Monday with their aon, Kenneth, who haa been vlnltltiK with hla alMer, Mra. Joy Mahan. At the Youth club meeting held recently Uie vroup bexnn work In earnest on their play and alao dla cuaaed the advlaablllty of the Rroup ehaiiKliiK from the Youth club name to the Youth Uramicra of America, f Irantreuiaater Roy Mlllaap waa pieaenl and toiicthcr with lender Clladyi Cooper, Aiinlalant Leader Amlfl Cloud unci the metubcni prea ent, took part In the dlacuaalon. The mutter will come up for a vote at the inectliix of the Kroup next 'I uea day nlglit. If they decide to chatiKe the name the Kroup will have to undcrito reoiKiuil.atlon under aupcr vlalou of the atate KrantiemaaUrr, or aotne dlatrlct aupcrvlaor appointed by him. The neareat aupervlarir la Mra, Anne Hickman of Merrill, Ore., who. It la moat likely, would be appointed lo do the reoiKaiitatlon work here. Cascade Mr. klid Mra. C. A. Culdwell of Cortland are now In chance ol Moan'a coinmlaaury at Caacade Muminlt, replacliiK Mra. K. Lilly and tlio Warren J. Hlcka, who arc now at Tunnel diner In OakrldKe, Cald well wax formerly chef l the Tua liilln Country club at i'ortland. After roundltiK out two montha aa uncut for the Houtlicni Pacific at Caacade Hummlt dexit, Jack Krcad took one horrified look In hla mirror and cuUKht the flral train to Oak rldxe lei have a barber aet hla eara down, Jack aald he waa afraid hla frlcnda and family In llcrul might nickname hlm "Dan'l Boone" If they had aeen hla long locka before he had them clipped. Would be nice to find out how Ttmberllne tamea their anownnoe rabblla cnoUKh for one to allow II aelf to be picked up by a atrnnker I and broukht Into a rcircahment palace. Caacade Hummlt haa a pro l fuhlou of "wabblt twacka" all over Ita anowy alopea but not a "wabblt to be found. Little anowahoe piinta lead to nowhere if followed to aource and the longer tralla lead up and down the hllla but no rabblla at the end. Laat aummer one nat and wati-hed two campera eatlnff their meal but acampered away aa aoon aa one camper drifted outalde of the camp circle. Wonder If a anow ahoe rabbit fur collar would change color from brown to white with the aeaaona, Joae Caraveo, lonn-tune employe on Southern Pacific accllon at Ca- KA1EP lO OUE-MtOtf JlGOIf- 10LJ. P'J! 11 a UUK pun to roitow UP EVERT CLUE.' I'iH tWT V UEAVE-UfA AKO 2 w. I HllRRf hr K)OT KeiOW J cade Hutnmit, ha returned from a prolonged vlalt to El Paao, Tex. III neas of hla mother neceaaltated a more leiigthjr atay than Joae had originally planned. However, hla frlBiula In Klamath Falla will be Klad to know of hla return and that he Intenda to reaume hla freriuent trlpa to their city. "Bud" Clark, caterpillar Uactor operator, liaa been kept buMly em ployed with bull-dozing anow around the aumrnlt. Beema that aa aoon aa Clark haa all the anow out of the way, a new atorm puta down another layer to be cleared away. The only thlnic that keepa Bud happy la hla new fire-engine lied Croaley which la a familiar alshl to local reaidenta and certainly atanda out agalnat the white ground. Bly A total of 1201.50 waa collected In Bly for the March of Dlmca. Of thla amount f 141. 25 waa cleared at the dance held In the achool gymnaalum Saturday. Pie and coffee were aerved during the evening. The re maining contribution! for the dime fund came from the bottlca placed about town. The liquor atore and Bly rooma which have been operated by Mr. and Mra. Al Coke for aeveral yeara changed hand on February 1 and new managera are Mr. and Mra. Willie Pankey. The Cokea have moved Into the Pankey residence. Mra. Charlea Wlnegardner, who had major aurgery on December 21 at Hlllalde hospital, returned to the hospital February 1 for a aecond operation, after apending two week at home. Mr. and Mra. Glfford William and daughter arrived here January 31 after apending aeveral months with relatlvea In Arkansas. Williams 1 employed at Spangler mill here. Mr. and Mra. Bud Spoor and chil dren of Emmett. Ida., have returned here to work. Spoor la working for Oarey and Fouta. Ocorge Carlisle of Westwood, Calif., apent the week-end here visiting hla mothcr-ln-law, Mra. O. U. Protaman. Bud Patzke of Corvallla, Ore., la working at Spangler mill. Patzke plana to move his family here as aoon aa he can locate a house. Business vlaltora In Klamath Falls Wedneaday were Mr. Auguat Tlk kanen. Mrs. Monte Cllne. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer McUlnnla, Mra. Jerry Crew and Mr. and Mra. Pat Patzke. Mr. and Mra. Rcottle Lower and daughter of Ivory Pine left Monday, February 2, to spend two week visiting relative at Tuttle, Ida, Mr. and Mra. Tom Sample and children left Wednesday to make their home at Lakevlew. Samples ha been Janitor at the school here for two years. M. L. Johnson of Klamath Fall was a bualneaa visitor here laat week-end. Mr. and Mra. Charlea Hitchcock from Willow Ranch visited here on Saturday. nt th. laid CHy of Klamath Talli, for lha construction and laying of tower linos In tho following; Mwcr Improve ment ainlt iltueled In Cltr of Klametti reus. Oregon, ae followi: Srwpr Unit No. 17. contlitlnf of thet territory in prrlnrt No XI. Ivlng to the northeast of South Sixth street. Proposals to purchase Mid bonds will he received hr the unrieriigned up to end Including the 2:trd. day of February. IP4H. st the hour of seven-thlrty o'clock p. m. of esld duy and opened at a reg ular meeting of the Common Council Im mediately thereafter; said honda ahall he dated March Ul. isja. and ahall be in amounte of SSof) IJO each, except bond No. I. of aald serlea, which ahall he for the frartlona! part of aald sum, and all ahall be due ten years after the date of issue, payment of the entire bonds optional with ssld City at any coupon paying dale on and after one year from the date thereof. Said bonds will bear Inlereat at the rste of not to exceed six per cent per annum, payable semi annually on March lit and September 1st., of each year, principal and Intereal payable at the office of ttte treaaurer of the City of Klamsth ralu, Oregon. All propoaale must be unconditional and sccompsnled by a certified check for five per cent of the propnaal. The Common Council reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Th aucceeafitl bidder for aald bonds will be furnlahed with ait opinion aa In the lexallly thereof by the law firm ol Wlnfree, MrC'ullocb, Shuler ft Havre, Spalding nuildlng, PorUand, Oresuis. Thla notice Is authorised by ordinance of the Common Council of the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, dsted Jenuary Is, IMS. HOWARD STROnt, Police Judse of the City al Klamsth Fslls, Oregon. J. 11 to r. la 1110. no. m. LAY-A-WAY YOUR OUTBOARD MOTOR NOW Choose from I great motor. Easy term on all boat and motors. POOLE'S OUTBOARD HEADQUARTERS 222 South 7 th Classified Ad Bring Result LEGAL NOTICES NOTICK TO CREDITORS Notice Ii hereby given that the under Ignerl hi been appointed imlniitrator of the eiUte ot Wllllarn MrCamptMill, jUo known W McCmprel. by the Circuit Court of Klamath County. Ore grm. and all peraont having claim agalntt aitf eiUte are hereby notified to present the urne. with proper vouch er!, to the said admintitrator at the office of J. C. O'Neill. Attorney at I-aw. No. 1. Melhate Building. Klamath Falls. Oregon within six montha of the date of thla not ire. Dated this 15th day of January, 1648. MAHVIN A I J! EE. J. 17-24-31: T. 7-14 No. 682. NOTICE OP BOND BALE Sealed proposals will be received by the Common Council of the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, for the purchase of sewer Improvement bond. Series 82, aggregating, Nine Thousand and Eight Hundred Fifty-three and 42100 Dollars '9U.&U.42) duly authorized by ordinance RENTALS rlaer Handera Kdcera Hand Bander Pellibers Viciijs Sweeper Patterson & Son Paint Store l: Esil MslB Fbene 1.121 LOOK,' IH Tif!0 or lOU tvatjX . 1 I s- -Csjrrwvf, idovCT HT tOCO TF. NV1TM VOVW. I A f OXK, VCO HUO COMINV CWrtt OENT IT fOVt I I ( CXROBOJrD WMSN I (iO TO M'i yTHKOfO IN JML- V i JMEK.. HfPiCy MY . 1 s.w. oop in ogYMV e r CAhfT LIT KMt IXHiU-INCy RiK SfTTIMO UM-TirueK.' HEAR DR. W. E. 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