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Char lei Dameron nd children rutted on Tuesday eve. rurur. with Mr. and Mrt. Dec Chand ler tnd family. Several famillei of Weitalde it tended the farewell party for Tom my Wllllama of tht Idaho dlitrlct which waa held tt tht Latter Day Halntt church tn Lakevlew. A pro gram wai given tnd followed by Itrfnrahmenla wtrt aerved later. Tommy I going In tht mlaalon field for two yrara. Hli wife, Mary Ellen will live tt Lakevlew with her par ent while Tommy ll gone. Mri. Bill Batman gave A nice brlthday dinner on Tueaday evening, nlng. November 30. Ourtta enjoying tht affair wert Mr. and Mrt. Walte Llfhtle and daughter, Mrs. Betty Branch tnd daughter tnd Jamea, all of tht Eut aide, Mrt. Charlet Bherrard, Mr. and Mri. Bill Bat man tnd Maude Jean. Mrt. Mary Becraft left the mid dle of tht week for Medford where the will vlalt Mr. tnd Mrs. George Lewla. Mr. Charlet Bherrard and h I daughrr, Mrt. Bill Batman motor. Id to Alturat on Monday whert Mr. Bherrard will receive medical attention. Rev. tnd Mrt. Idao wert dinner gueata on Sunday at tht home of Mr. tnd Mrt. Herbert Stover. They came to the grunge hall in tht aft' ernoon whert Rnv Idao held a aer mon. Quite a number of people at tended. Mr. tnd Mrt. Henry Albertaon atayed over the week-end m Klanv ath Palla when they attended to bualnrua mattert. A prayer meeting and Bible iluriy Ii being held it the Dry creek tcnooi , Nallaaal tlealrta ATTRACTIVE PRICES ON WATER HEATERS Sr."".' DISHWASHER aVi r- OIL HEATERS G. C. MOTLEY til Rlaraatk Ara. rkaaa mil houae on tacit Thurdmay evening conducted by Mrt Gordon Prlday, Church aervlcea tnd alnglng art alao held each Sunday evening at 7 o'clock. Ai thta t non-denomination al affair anyone who la Interested It cordially Invited. Mri. Oeorge Trefflnger left hut week for Portland when tht will receive medical attntlon. Mr. and Mr. Marvin Butler tnd daughter Karon r.f Lakevlew visited on Sunday with Mrt. Butler'i par' enta Mr. tnd Mn. Loy Lamb. Harold Hardbty tnd Melvln Mil lard returned lait week from A trip elk hunting. Mr. and Mrt. Howard Nelion and children made t buitne-j and pleas ure trip to Summer Lake on Sun' day. While there they vltltrd rcla Uvea. The next grange meeting will be held on December 17 with tht 4-H drum and buglt corpt coming out for tht program ai guesU of the grange. All ladles are requested to bring plenty of aupper which will be a potluck affair tnd served lot' lowing the meeting and program. Rev. and Mrs. Leo Harrison of Tu lare. Calif., vtiited recently with his lister Mr. and Mrs. Oorden Friday and family. Last week while he was ElKt"c Lionel Trains 29.95 to 65.00 Lay Away Tor Christmas Klamath Variety Store Static By DAVE L'NDERHII.L I lurluusg . I IPVf. 1 1""'" ' I J. C. THOMAS Lakeview Contracts For Grader; Fills Park Vacancy LAKEVIEW Tht Lakevlew town council. In Its final regular meeting of 149, okayed contract to tecurt t ttreet grader, on a lease with option to bur basu; and alao named Douglas Fetich to tht town ptrk board to succeed T. R. Conn, whoraj term expired November 19. The grader was ordered to replace the town's 12 year old Austin-Western machine which has become bad ly depreciated and Is enatly to main tain. Tht council had bids on three types of machines: Adams, Oalllon and Caterpillar. The bids were slm llsr except that the town was offer ed the least with option to buy on Caterpillar. Tht council approved the contract with tht Crtter Lake Machinery tn In 1939 tnd tht grand opening was tt Ben Marden's Riviera In New York. His most recent hotel engagement was tt tht Mark Hopkins in Ban Pimcltco. MacKiy, chairman; I. O. Pavell, Everett Oattrman and Mri. Richard Proebitel. company, Klamath Falls, for t Model 112 Caterpillar grader. The lease Is for t seven months period, December 10. IB49 to July 19, 1950 at a rental of 42800. The company. In tht contract agreed to take the Austin Western, allowing 11050 on It; and taking '.he remainder of the rental at 4260 per month. Should the town decide tn agree to buy the grader at the end of the lease per iod, the 12800 paid as rental would be applied In full on the purchase price of 111.230. The balance could be paid In two arnual Installments: 44215 on July 10. 1950 tnd 421 on July 10. 1951. Objection Mayor Harry Anthony objected to closing the deal at this time, as he goes out of office tht end of this month and he did not wish the ac tion to obligate the Incoming council members. The appointment of Fetich to the park board If for t five-year term. Other memben art Eddlt CLOTHING AID FAIRBANKS, Alaska. Dee. 12 (JP The 24 families tn tht village of Vt netle. 36 milea north of tht Arctic circle, now have clothing to resist the ravagea of winter. Fourteen boxes of cold weather garments were dropped by tht 10th rescue tqusdron in response to A plea by an Alaska native service representative who said tht "people art cold." Then U no employment at the village, and residents wert described si "very poor." POWER RECORD SEATTLE, itc. II New pow er production records by BonnarrUlt tnd Ortnd Couiet dams wen lm tht books today Tht Bonnevlllt power administration said tht two dams generated 1.0U.000 kilowatt houn of electricity between I p. St. and 6 p. m Thursday night, tnd 40.999AM kllowitt hours In t 24-hour period. Both orokr previous marks. COAST GUARD PROBE NEWPORT, On. Dec. 11 0TV A Investigation At tht coeu guard ela tion hen waa promised Bfter H commercial fishermen eompUlat4 tht coast guard was tax. WALL iiinnnrui lllUUMa WHEN YOU GIVI A LOVELY MIRROR FOR A GIFT... raa ra atrial ..lar. Ilffcl. afcarar, aal aeaeleeaeaaa. tmt Ikaaa are atre tnaura aim a aalrrar laaSa la a raaaa. AaS karaaae Ikare ara aa aaaar Slll.raal all... akaeaa aal alrlaa la afcaaaa Iraaa, raa aaa aaMIr lla esacllr Ika rikl aurraa lac aar kalarlar, wkalkar serial mt aaelera. KIMBALL'S GLASS SHOP S2I Walnut "Plenty of Parking la tht Rear" Ph. 7171 nen they nrid services each ev il ni at the Dry Crek school house, Mr. and Mrs. Msrvln Psrdue vis ited Sundsy afternoon with her brother and wife, Mr. and Mri. Bill Woods. Mr. tnd Mrs. R T. Renner left on Monday morning for Ollchrtst where they will attend to business matters. Mn. Helen Klelngessellnk of Al- turaa waa Halting on Monday at the home of her aunt. Mrs. Walt Rob erts. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Martin Sr. made t buslnaaa trip to Klamath Palls on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Llghtlt and daughter visited on Sunday evening with Mr. and Mn. BUI Batman and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ooriion Prlday hive been enjoying t visit from some frlendc recently Mr. and .In. Tony Heber and Parrel Sternea motored to Altuns on Saturday merit. They returned home on Sunday. Mr. and Mn. Harry Colb hart completed their new milk barn tnd are now selling whole milk. O rente number AM met at tht hall on Saturday night. Discussions wen- held during the meeting con cerning sevenl coming events. On December 10 tsUllatlon of offlcen for the three gnnges In the coming yesr will be held. All memben tr uned to attend from Thomas Creek, Westride and New Pint Creek. Tht latter one will be host for the In. tallatlon ceremony. On December 12 a meeting Is plsnned to be held at the hall. Discussions will be held concerning t !t t consolldstlon of schools with Lskevlew high school. All taxpayen froir Drews Oap. Ver non dlirtrlct. Dry Creek tnd West aide an uraed to attend so they msy understand t h t matter thor oughly. " Mn. Carl Peay was mnsuiea In tht grtngt on Saturday night Harold Hardlity wtt t dinner guest tt the home of Mr. tnd Mn. Merit O'Nell on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Hsrold Shults. Mn. Dee Chsndler tnd Oloria made a business trip to Klamath Fslls last Wednesday. Miss Joyce Ftnlmon. the smsll dsughter of Mr. and Mn Clyde Fen Imon underwent tn emergency op eration at the Lakevlew hospital on Ftidsy morning. Mn Edward Oarrett and daugh ter Louise returned last Wednesday evening from Oakland when they received medical attention for Louise. , tl, Mr. tnd Mn. Ed Oarntt tnd chil dren called on Mr. and Mn. Mac Rlchardron tnd fsmlly on 8undsy evening. John Charlet Thomas, pictured ilxive. star of opera, screen and ra dio, will be heard tonight tt 9:15 over KPLW on A Id-minute ChrUt oitt Sesl show. On this recorded show sponsored by the local Christmas Seal associa tion for the current campaign. Ttvomaa will be assisted by the Cr.affey college chair In a series of favorite Christmas aongs. Two such progrsms will appear on q 11 mis weeK. uii j-riua.7, mmxmvmi Id. the Bona of the Pioneers will be featured at 1:30 p. m. Saturday. December 17, show will highlight Raymond Massey tt 10:30 p m. aaa Onct more a name band comes Into our community, tnd on Thurs day. December IS, it Is Carmen Cavallaro. - The "King of the Keyboard" tnd his aggre gation have ap peared In so many personal a p p e a rt n cet that It would take up more pact than h a v t to them. He shown tn movies and ap peared on five shows. A little background reading shows that Carmen Is of Italian extrac tion, his parents coming to thli country from sunny Sicily. Tht mtestro took to the plsno tt tht tender agt of five, and has been going at It ever since. During his early years, through his mother's Insistence, he stuck to tnd mastered the classics. Finally, after playing with vari out dance bands In tht New York srea. he came to the attention of tht outstanding bandleader of that eia. Rudy Vallee. He Joined Val Ire's Aggregation si featured pianist. Record dstes with the Decca Re cording company succeeded and hit tint album release) was tht now popular "Dancing In tht Dark" col lection. Othen that wen waxed tit "Getting Sentimental Over You," "AU the Things You An." "Ill Set You in My Dreams "Strauss Waltzes" and the recent 'Serenade" album. Cavallaro formed hit own orches- HERALD AND NEWS COMICS lit.- M four i - . j TJNDERIilLL different network The finest-then-la Insurance It not too good for you. Call Hans Norland irt Just that! Phone 6060. 137 Pine 81. Bring th Family into Wong's For a Special CHINESE Family Stylt Dinner Wong's Cofa 421 Main Ph. U7I (R SEWER PIPE I I r W tfaea ta tasajk . H Pyt4MI & Co. . aaa ssarn n. Tas. sue asafJaf K . ak Mas .4,al 3, "WS-jaVBSB'i wrv.'itSr FASHION CLEANERS- Ph. 5563 129 So. 7th Fret Pick-up & Delivery! In Today Out Tomorrow 4-Hoor Special Service Skill and Care L Beyond Compare ?,9r'Sr Shehwih-Wiluams Paints Point Store 1219 E. Main Phont 3324 t A STOVI OILS.'.... 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