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FRIDAY, SEPT. 23, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE SEVEN WtAlHER i nr. am YKAit To Sal. II SJ Last .ar .1170 Normal MM WKITKHN OHKIilaN: 1'iiaatal ar.s f"Sr 1Mb atlatituuii, Itmlglit .Hd ftalUi dai. Fair III lnUrl'ir (III .M.Mi.li ami Haluirta)', but Inlay In ranlial ...l Itttrlli.itt vil. Imitsul anil HatutUiiy iti'iimn. Mill. Chans In Irntpai alma HiiIib In Inlanor IniIii ilaa 7) In as .a i.ul mi In l In amilhain .ll.v. Ulan on rii.il bulrt UaM B SUi as. Itiwa Inula'" 4S In U Nnllliarly lo nmlliwaalally a, Hub nt 1 la IS intlrs an huur nil mail KAMirilN filiriiilN fair with hula lnti.i.iiii. rlianaa tmlar and Kalnrday lllali In.IIi ilaya Wl In IKI. luwa tMilhl SJ In A3 aaralil as In hltfliaf fall.M. NIMIl'K HIVKIt VAI.l.KV: ralr and aitmav liiday and Kaiunlay Hian lu day Mi luw tonlfht S4. hllh kalurday M. ' NIIIITIItriN CAI.IrOKNIA' fair Inday nd Salurilar ai'apt faw afl.ininn lltunil.t.tiiinia In Miariaa and niiMinlauia nf aatrania mirth IMirtlnn fig an ru..l ituilll uf Santa t'nia and anuth of Hania i'ltia by .tattiiday morniii I'.ml.r naar ciia.t tiiLy and tivar litlarlur Hal urilav Niitthwpsl.tly artnUa ul 10 lo JO nillaa an hour nff roast. (irandparrnU Mr. and Mra. O. H. Krimrn Jr.. rralrirnl ul Corvallls, arti patrtils ol a dautflitrr. Ihnr flrat rlilld, born Thursday, Hrpiem brr 33. in Curvallla. The little Hrl, who liaa bwn named Krlaty I.ynn. I Ih lint grandrrtlld ol Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Krimrn. 1744 Lasevlew. Krmien la (Irmnn stale highway bridge rngliirrr here. Youni Krn. nen U In lila last yrar at Orr-iun Htaui cullrge and a major In engi neering. Iran galea Mra. Nurval 11. Junra of Malrm Irlt early Krlday morning for hrr horn following a brlrl visit hrra with Mra. H. E. Prill. Mra. Jour haa been In Kama Mava, Calll., lor a itay and haa also been with hrr daughter llrlrn, Mra. Cllllord Norwood and lamlly. Mra. Jnnra' plain are Indrlinlt aim tlii) doatll of Mr. Jonra who waa Orrgon slat highway ahopa suurrlnlffldrnl whrn th family llvrd hrra. Follurk Th Drm ocrallc Wonr 'i organisation will hold a politick lunrh on Democratic Women Day, Hrptrmbrr 37. at Die horn ol DoroUira Biuk. Ladira are to call 6M7 and ask what Uiry should brim. All drmorrallc womrn ara Inntrd to altrnd and llatrn to President Truman's addmu. Thoac nrrdlnf transportation ahould call Mra. Krrbow at SMI. Free Hospital Ths many trlenda at Mra. Waller Weal ol Oakland. Calll., lormrrly ol Klamath Valla. Ill ba Interested to Irarn aha la now at hrr bom lollowlnc Irnithy lllnaaa In an Oakland hoapiuL Friend may writ Mra. Wrat at thla addrraa. 34 Shalur atrnue, Oakland t. Calll. T Aihland far J. Matthews Irft Wednesday lor Ashland wher ah will enter coll at Bouthern Ore. nn. Sh waa accompanied by Jan Tikkrr. Hrnlry high achool grad ual who will ba hrr roommat at fluann tlotnra halL Mmra Thrn nrrdliif IrarupolC tatlon or thou who can lake paa aantrra to Cratrr laka Saturday mart at tha Maioriic trmpla br twrrn 11:30 and 11:30. Drraa warm ly and brim blankrt and tllvrr arrv lr lor aril. TaalUaay Mra. Ed Poatar o! Port land la vultlna In town with Mr. and Mra. John lainon and family. 138 Lrwia. Blia U rrtumliui lo Portland In Irw daya. Ftaaamaia Mala Alpha chapter, Drlta Kappa Gamma, will hold a rtimmaa aala Saturday at tha old Whitman Dnu itorr. 620 Main. Krlurn Hrra Mr. and Mra. T. S. "llnbe" Until have returned to Klumatli Kalla Ul make their hums alter residing lor several years In LaUrande where they recently sold a laundry bualness In which thry wrre Intereatrd. Mrs. Orrrn, who will ba rrinrnibrrrd as Kuth l.lnd sry. Is now with U. H. Nallunal bank and Oretn with Uunbaid Motors. I helr son Oordoti has entered his first yrar at Eastern Ormon colli-se at ladrande as a mualo major. Mr. and Mrs. Orren ara rraldliik with hia motlirr, Mrs. Myrtle Dullry, 616 Jrffrrson. VUllors Mr. and Mrs. Urlrk Eaatburn of Tall, lormrrly of Klam ath Palls where Kaatburn was a partner In the I'lno Htrert market, ara vialllng here for a time from the coaal. Thry ara iriirMs of the Hud Kaatburn and Kluin Hnilth fninlllrs. The Eaatburns have pur chaard motel In Hie coaal town sliu-e leaving here. To t'ocjullle Mr. and Mra. John J. Pickett and young daughter, Mar cut. Irft Saturday for Coquille where Plckell will eaiabllsh his law prac tice. He recently paaard the Oregon atate bur rssminntion. Mra. pirkrit Is the former Pay Hlrlnarllrr. (laughter ol Mr. and Mra. Can Strlnaellrr. (iora Koulh Mrs. Wilfred Y. Lamm of Mococ Point Irft by Htrrainllnrr Thuraday for Kan Fran claco altera alie will Join Mrs Twyla Ferguson who has Just r r turnrd from a lummrr snrnt In Eu rour. Thry will drive Irom Han Pranrlaro In Mra. Prrwmon's car. arming In Klamath pallt Haiurday night Werk-rnd Here lfcirotltv Pslm r and Mary Lou Van Kiper art sirndiii( the week-end in Klamath Palls a t the Oarretl Van Illper home. Miaa Palmer trachea mualr at tha Southern Oregon college at Ashland and Mary Lou Is a sludrnt there. Here lor f uneral Mrs. Elhrl Malcolm of Cottage Orove waa here this week, called by the drath ol hrr uncle Oard Van Riper, pionrrr ol tha Klamath country. Mrs. Mal colm will be remembered as Ethel Hughes, member of err old lamlly ol Ui Po valley sector. New Address Word has been re ceived that Ororge Htocum. who vialtrd In Klamath Palls on numer ous occasions, u now making his home with his daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mm. Mark Clark. In lUk Orove. Calll. Th Clark are former residents ol tin city. T C'arvallls Charles Deer, son , of L. A. Drer ol 61 N. gtll. Irft Wednesday lor Corvallis lo enter hla junior year at Oregon Stat . collrgr. Deer recently pledged Delia I Chi fraternity and will reside at th nous ther. Fro a North Dakota Mr. Maur- j lr Johnson ol Oaks. N. D . U her lot visit of several months with her dsughter and lamlly. Mr. and Mrs. Ror Eaatburn and Bryan. 1(13 Birch. The lamlly will drive to Tail j to spend th week-end as guest of Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. Easibum Sr. Return Hone Mr and Mrs. James Blair. 1537 Oregon, have re turned from a mouth's business trip to Ulysses. Neb. T Medfard Mrs. H E Pelt Sr., left early Friday morning lor Med lord lo spend the day on business. ml a Lake Couniy Gets $739,695 As National Forest Share lederal government through the slat lo counties having national forests within their boundaries. This money is provided for road and achool purposes, and the re ceipt Irom any loreat are divided among the counties In proportion to that part of the lorest within the county boundary. peeled to be lower, under sustained yield management It la estimated Lake county return will continue to b high. Lake Business Census Taken Lake county will recalv 13 M6 s Its shar ol th at per cent of th national lorest receipt which ara distributed to th counties In Oregon lor fiscal year IMC. accord ing lo an estimate prepared by th forest service. This will be over 16000 mor than th county received last year Irom thla source. U" county Is in mtn highest These tunds will probably not be trtid M. Arnold, Bend couniy in Oregon in m amount re-1 received by the county until some I supervisor ol th census. ceivea irom national lorest receipts, tlm during the winter but will be It Is exceeded oniy by Lan. Doug-1 ..aiUble lor expenditure during th unn. ana mamtin counties in ' present Itacal year. LAKEV1EW. Sept. J3 Th fed eral business census In Laka county has been completed and final re ports will be In Washington by tht nd ol thla month. It was an- . nounced here today by Mrs. Oer- district that order. It Is expected that the amount re- This money 1 derived Irom 23 per i ceivrd this year will be the peak cent ol th receipts received by the received lor several years because national lorest during any Ilscal ; ol th high price lor stumps re year Irom timber sales, grazing celved during ilscal year. IMC att ires, special Use lee and other rev- cording to Forest Supervisor Merle en"f- S. Lowden. inese payments are In lieu ol tax- I e ana ar mad each year by th Mrs. Arnold said that Lak coun ty waa th tint of her eight coun ties to complete It census. In th entire county, all and her assistant had to return to only trire lirm lot additional Information. Hans Norland Firs lraswrane. X1 Pin 8U OREGON TECH RAH-RAH GALS This winsome trio will leod enters when the Owls of Oregon Technical institute take to the field against gridiron opponents. From left, the girls ore Bunny Knodell, Kitty Decker and Pat Wahl. They can be seen in action Friday night on Modoc field when the Owls go ogainst Plocer Junior college. Auburn, Calif., in Oregon Tech's first home contest. Named Dr. R. Wayne S person ol Klamath Falls has been named as a member ol tlie National Dla betea Detection Week by the Oregon Hlate Medical society. Dr. H. Kay Allumbaugh ol Eugene Is chairman of the society's committee which v III meet Sunday In the auditorium of the Medical Dental building In Portland. To I'oasl The Rev. Ijarenre Oudcrian, pastor ol the Methodist church al Cooullle. has returned to his home In Coos county after a vis it here with his father, M. L. Ou dcrian. and also his brother, Wes ley Oudertan. Ta las Angeles Mra. Avis Mc Connell and Mrs. Luclle Warner of the Pelican catr. are leaving next ! week for Los Angeles where they will attend th regional restaurant i convention In th southern city. They will travel by car visiting en rout' and expect to return about Oc-' lober t. ! Bonanza PTA The Bonansa PTA will sponsor a reception lor Kachers at Bonanza high school Monday. September 29, at I pm. All Interested adult are cordially Invited to meet the teachers Oamea will be played with refreshments strved later. Ta Ashland Mr. and Mrs. Jim Clark and daughter Oeorgianna. drove to Ashland Wednesday where Oeorgianna enrolled In Southern Oirgon college. She sa awarded a secretarial scholarship to the school. Return Home Mrs. Rose Poole j and Mr. and Mrs. Lee 8 toner navel returned Irom a three weeks' vacs -1 Hon spent in Denver. Las Vegas and 1 Jackson lake. To College Sieve 8a bo Jr.. left Wednesday to take up his studies al Oregon Sufi college. He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Sabo of Pine street. From Lakeview Mrs. Eva Ar thur, well known Lake county real-' d n t. visited In Klamath Falls Thursdsy and was among the guests I al the Klamath Palls Soropumlsl I club luncheon at the Pelican cafe. Lake Enrollment Little Off Earthquake Felt Near Lakeview LAKEVIEW. Sept. 23 A light earthquake crossed the area south ol Lakeview about 11:45 p. m. Tues day night, according to report re ceived here. Circuit Judge and Mrs. Charle H. Combs reported first hearing a rumble then leellng their home on Crane creek tremble. Mrs. Lo Mili ary, two mile north ol Willow Ranch, Calif., reported leellng the tremor at her home, and like re ports came Irom New Pine Creek. Wellman Smith, owner ol th Moonlight mine Just south of the state line, said that the temblor cracked a huge rock In the tunnel ol his mine jind caused a cup and saucer to fall to the floor and break In hi cabin. Huber Gets Union Post Jo Huber of Klamath Pall was named member of a three-man bal loting eommtttae set up by the executive board ol the Internationa! woodworker ol America. CIO. at a pre-conventlon meeting held In Portland Seotember 20. Huber will serve with Clyde Lowe of the boommen and ratter' local union at Lorurrlew. Wash, and T. J. McKenzle of Vancouver, B. C, In the preparation of the ballot and the supervision of the referendum vote on th regular bi-annual elec tion of the union' officers. Nom ination will be made at the thir teenth annual convention which I to convene In Vancouver, B. C on Monday, September 26. Two other committee were set up by the board In the one-day ses sion held here st the union' head quarters. The board also went on record concurring In the release made last week in which th International officers pointed out that the organ ization was not In any way spon soring the "so-called" peace con ference being held In Chicago, UL, next month. Because ol the reduced stumpage rate and the less cutting being done currently on trie national lorest, it I expected that 25 per cent returns to the county may be considerably lower next year. It Is expected that all counties within th state of Oregon will re ceive l2.Mfj.M6M from this source during the current year. An addi tional 10 per cent of national lorest receipts is nude available to the loreat service lor the construction and maintenance of forest road and trails. While next year's receipt are ex- BRAND NEW!! 20 GAL. Aatomatle Water Heater By a Famous T Reduce Inventory Nam SPEC. 57.50 Klamath Gas Co, 12S Riverside Ph. 1321 'aaW'.Wil1feJlsii' First Annual Outdoor Communication of CRATER LAKE LODGE No. 211 A. F. t A. M. Saturday, September 24, 2 p. m. Cloud Cap, Crator Lak National Park Work In MM degree. Barbeea dinner following meeting, fl.M. 1st event of rain meeting win be held In Com inanity hall at th riax. AH Master Masons Invited U attend. Masons desiring transportation at Masooie temple. 11:1 I 11:3. and silver service for self. r carrying passenger meat Drews ansrmly, bring blanket Ta Ashland Ruth Merrill, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Guy Mrr ri 11. 1 e 1 1 yesterday lor Ashland, where she will enter Southern Ore gon college. Ruth has completed three yeara at Oregon State -college. Recovering Klamath Valley hos pital attendanta report that Amos Perkins. 17-yesr-old army veteran who was Injured In an accident a tew night ago, is doing nicely todsy. T r.llrhrlst Winston D. Pur vme. director ol OTI. spoke before the Gilchrist high school student body at 10 30 am. today In Oil rl.rist. He discussed th vocational training program. TRl MAN TO BRAGG WASHINOTON, Sept. 23 i"l President Truman will fly to Fort Bragg. N. C October 4 to review troops and witnews parachute ma neuvers of the (2nd airborne divl- alms LAKEVIFW. Sept. 23 Enroll- ment In Lake county achool show- . 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