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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 14, 1952)
wKDNKSDAY, MAY 14, H!52 TAUB INIINKTKKN It .Happened This Way in New Pine Creek lly IIIVIN 1AHIH There's all klticla of Ulna at the borcler-llna as shown by Mils myth Icnl l!aloue lirUren a lileiiflly slimmer who linil Just arrived III town i nil puused lo lint Ihe cor rect tune liuin tiie first clllon whom iwirchmine lui met. Friendly Htriiiwer: "Whiit lime you mil Piil?" Pol; iUbIiIiiu lor Ids wnlch Willi n pnliird exmi'sslun acrewed on lilt Intel "Coul'l be Irl'H ere li d Imirwiiy between between 1:44 mid J: 44." HtrmiKi-r: "Huh Hint's wlml von eav. What iloea your watch say?" I'nl: "Well-It's exucflV T.Xt." HUuimrr "How come? Is Hint correct? I'm lrm Cllforiil mid 1 not (Inoxi nl hit wrist walrhi a:44." 'Ho pauaea, puxxleil. then asks "Whnl limn does Orituon have?" Pnl: I'm mil ure yl. Muiiip wanl to K" by one Pine nnd anme another. Tin Omernor aes we'll go low. Homo ol the boys wnnt to nperd lip. I. bHim coimrrviillvt. compromise hallway between." Klmnner: "Looks to me like lht'd be more coiiIukIiik limn ever" Pel: "Ewid-'tln. Hut wlml 'be beck? II 1 hud two wntnl.rs end two weti'h Dockets, or a wutch on eai-h wrist. I'd carry both tbli rornv ilavlliilit mivIiik lime nnd the ntuudnid JUl lo are wh'ili one Ills me the !urtliereit but I )iut nl one watch end one welrh pmk el no I compromlsr. Instead ot belnR e whole hour lute. I'm onlv a hnll hour Inle. Then 1 km mill tnkn m the mei'tln'n 'n thlnus. II I mien en Important bun like one feller did the oilier dav end also e younii Indv-whv e bun with onlv e hull hours bend rtnrl le twlre aa (iiv to overteke e one with en hour's uteri Kre the logic. Mlslrr?" Sir aimer: llumm-m i Aside nervously "This Is Rolne to he e mess." iTurnlnn to hl wilei "Whv - We'll be confuned ell throuuh the atalr of nrinuii!" Pel: "My edvlre. brother, In Juet art your welrh bnrk lo the iiood old standard time. 'Ilien von'll find lliot of Oieifoll oulle neitotlnble end rlubl on Hie dot. An' remember the next lime you vole This devllKht eevlne time li lust e bin Innrlful Idee like n bin Inncv eulo with e bm powerful molor wlih more rpced then tfenrs to tnke It. Too, Mr. Avereuo Ctltlcn hen lo pev for II IhroiiKh the nose and don't know it " fiireiiKer "runny don t Ketchnl Pel: "You ee. Mr. Avereuo Cltl ren ben Jus: nbout enounh money te make ends meet. II he he more lime on hie hands he (torn more. If he Roes more. It coat more. He don't Kel to bed no ear lier 'ramie the eun telle im ielnl lime vet. Hi- nulla hlssell out In the mtrnlnit by a Inst elnrm rlork turned up no taut that he thinks I mil In the middle of the nlKhl. But he must ell up end ewav to nork. Now-he erndnallv wakes up to the fart thai anmcthln' llrrlble i a'wrarln' on nla nrrvea end hla a'.reimih end -" H'.niiiker Hold on that a tnoiiKh I won't vo'e lor nnv new lenided lime anytnore I Delchal Ttie i trainer raked hla nenrs on h rAMT-Afl Ba.Mtf Itt flOIld Of dU&l. The Kelly Creek PTA held lie regular monthly meeting May 1. There wee e cancellation of the rewlv elected president so Vivien fit Clelr. the new vice president. ni unanimously Voted president. Mre. Freda Kvena waa voted In as vice president. . The KlKhlh Grade urnduatlon exercisea will be held. Mv HI at the echoolhouse, Martlim wllh e banouel et 6.30. T'or this occasion each lamilv It naked to brlnic Iwo klnda ol food. A achool plcnlo will be held Bat. urdev. Mav 10 l Bont" Prlt All can ollerod for transporletlon are to be ol ino kiiuvih 8 t m. ' , , Several eueatn Irom Lnkrvtew were present Incliioipg Mra. Mnr earet Kucera, president of the County Council who reported on her trip lo the Stele PTA Conven tion t Pendleton In April, bhe also unnounced County Council meetlnj to bo held In Lakevlow. Mey 11. at the home of Mra. Mary Coiin, and urged nil PTA membera lo attend. And, bv the wev. those interested In attend'fm are to ace Mra. "Pebble" Wood or Mrs. Jea- ile M( Chilli. Anotlier vlIUir wua Mra. Ooldle HobriLoii who prtainled a rend liiK entitled, "PTA Kxiwrlrnrea i'o Whom it Mav Concern." There wi s ulro Mlaa Walerinnn who un noimced that on Tliursdnv, Mav 8 Lakevlow HiKh Huhool would have "Vliililiiu Uuy1' u wlilrh Hie eth Krude cluss was invlled. Hhe also held direct Informal tulk wllh Hie chinn to help thrm In clmoslnit thrlr i iibocla wheu they cnlerrd lilKli iichonl next (ml. Mrs. Anno Hpr.iitiii. Cnunlv Hu pnriutendiinl, acted as lii'itallnllun olllcer, liistnllliiK the new olllcers lor the comlnK year. Mrs. Wood wua uwnrded a post president pin wllh two bare lor rinr two yeiira woik with the orKunlrnllon. lie IreshmenU of hoi chocolnte and doimhnutn were nerved. At die reuular iiieeilim of the Flail Hide Oi'iiiiko held Isst Hatur duv L-venlnii, II vun decided tn hold a Joint mmtlne on Mny 11 nnd the membere voted to Invlle all Luke County Oranites lo attend. All local Kiniiue mcinbcrn vere Hi Bed to attend and help make this one of the hu aoclnl eventa ol the year. DtirliiK the lnclurnr's hour of in terliilnnicnt, movlim pictures were riiown on soli conswrvnllnn. Oilier pictures shown included 'Wind Jammer." HlurrlnK llnh nurns. end "Adventures ol Junior Hnln. ilrnii;" which all In all helped iimke a very en)oyuble evenlin. Tile Juvenile Ornneera also met lor I ho first time 1,1 several weeks, iiiere were fourlee l membcri pres ent. A'lcr the business meellnu. two ijurata Irom I ekevlew were Indmlllul. The memners were asued I by Mulron Erble Mulkev to work j on Itl'-na for Ihe puzle pane for i Ihe "Zipper" and present these Ideaa next meeting so he could have the readv for the June ta me ol the ".Inner." Juvenile 'Urnnue Mnitiixlne. j Alter the business meellni. Uec j Hirer Audrey Mlllnp conducled a abort prorrnm. Two soims were 'siinir nv the group: a duet "Anv I time'' by Dickie Cojper and Rich lard llnmerslev was nexl. then a piano solo. "The Wnck Hawk Wall" by nurberi Fiaher. A Paal Mulrnn'a Pin was pre sented to Mrs. Fannie Fisher, who rerved as Matron lor five vears. Afler the program the Juveniles adjourned lo the Subordinate Orange room where til enjoyed the movies. After this games were played by ihe iroun in thei.- room wllh a price g.ven lo the ride captained jby Lmry Angland agnlnat uiose cnocn uv Aiiae utk. Tlie Home Kconomlca Club held Ita regular meeting on May 1st with Mrs Alpha H irlrog aa host ess. 'I here were ten membera preaent, three children and one guest, Mra. Uoroth Blunt, of Har bor. Oregon A report was given on Ihe food sale held receiitlv and It was de cided by the group to sell a blan ket or bedspread nl the baaaar Ihls foil Instead of the traditional hand-made quilt. The ladles of the Davis Creek Home Ec Club were invlled lo be guests at the next local Home Ec meeting to be held May l.V Mnterlnla for new cur- ulna lor Uie large front windows hat been ordered and the curtains will be made aa noon aa this ma terial arrives. Hostesses for the big May fifteen meeting are Mrs. Niuu Mulkey, Home Ko nre.ildent, Mrs. Hnxel Vail Cleave and Mia Belle Moflltt. Mr. end Mra. P.. M. Miller from Vya, Nevada: Mr. nnd Mra. l.ewls Cain, ol Cetlnrvllle, with their two children; end Mrs. llnlllc Cook were dinner miesli nt the home of Mrs. Ioulse Mil: t. Itat Sunday, Mav 4. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver C'hlplev of Deleker. California, formerly from Mississippi, visited from Wednes day, April 30 lo Friday. May 2 with Mr. nnd Mia. Donald F.vanx. Mr. Chlpley la a nephew of Don'a and a real live wire. Thev had a very plrasnut visit for I', was the first time Ihe Chlplcy'a had ever been up this way. Mr. and Mra. W. L. Illurton ar rived lust Wednesday for an In delinlti) atay. Mr. lllurlon'a health Is Jui.t fair but he hopes to be able lo do a little light work this r.uimm r. First aid classes were held In ihe Orange hall Thursduv nnd Fri day evenings of last week. Thev wll hneet on these nlghtt ench week unlll the course has been comploled. Mr. and Mrs. Homer McLaln nnd sons, Oavle and Homer, returned Inst Tuesda night Tuesday 20. after encoding two weeks In Bpo knne. Washington, where Homer was given j thorouph exnmlnalloii lo ascertain the nature of a pe culiar poisoning on hla hands and arms. The specialist to whom lie went determined thnt he'a allergic lo a rerlnln kind of fir poisoning. As a result he Is nfre.ld he will have to quit work ot the Willow Ranch mill where he has been emnloved lor a number of years. The Mc Clalns had a grand time. IncldenU Iv. visiting with numerous rela tives nd frirnda In and around . 8oknue. I Ground was broken veslcrdav. May u lor the erection ol the elab- I oi.iie new Fisher residence Just li.orlh of Ihe Kellv Creek school house along the highway. Mr. and I Mrs. Ravmond Fisher, afler consid erable deliberation, have chosen a i choice spot where Ihe ranch home ol the old Kunlx place once Blood. From thla point a magnificent wcMwnrd view ol tloose Lake and the picturesque genilo slope of the whole Fliher ranch can ne seen In one aweeplng panorama clear rl.iu-n In lh nhnrl line. Adams and Foasum'a ire In rhnrgs of the construction work, furnishing; materia: etc. We are hnnnv it. see this new development as a worthwhile adjunct to the community an.l for the unending pleasure It will give the owners. Assistant forest ranger at the Buck Creek Ranger atntlon, Clar ence h MoCullev and wile, lie- lorla. are the proud parents of a new 7 pound, 1 ounce baby girl. born at 4:4U lost eiturdoy morning. I.olr Oenlry hla mother, Mra. Mildred Gentry and his aunt, Mrs, Thyra Langslett, of Lnkcvlew. re turned last Friday Irom trio to Central Vallov where he went to bring noma nu grandmother, Mra. Flora llammeraley who has spent the winter in thav location. A Dink and blue shower waa giv en in l.onor of Mra. June Penhall al the home or Mra. F.lsie Cundlff last Friday afternoon Muv 1. Elev en indict and four children were present. Several games were played and many nice gifts were opened. Refreshment of cake. Ice cream and coflee were served. Those present were: Mra. Thelma Butler, Mrt. Maude Butler, Mra. Ethyl Cundlff, Mra. Deonle Ash ton, Mra. Hat a Johnrton, Mrs. Su san Vincent. Mra. Georgia Vincent. Mra. Jackie O'Nell, Mrt. Grace Bernard Mrs. Nodn Fox and Mra. Penhall. Mrs. Ollle Connon Davit, a for mer resident of New Pine Creek, visited wllh her Aunt Mra. Sadie Hampton In Lakevlew recently. While there she helped Mrt. Fairy llammtrslev clear up the title lo 'the properly here which was pur chased by Mra. Dale Bunch of j Willow Ranch recently. Mra. Davis I now lives In Eugene. Oregon. The Modoc Music Festival for Goose Lake Valley will be held Friday, May 9 at B p.m. In the Davis Creek Orange Hull. The pro gram will be as follows: three 1 1 digs by the primary grades; spe cial numbers bv the North, and Koulh Davla Creek schools Willow j Ranch achool and the State Line School. There will alto be three annas by the upper grades of the atme thnnU Tii h,u uilll ul,,, -..- clnl number, "Marine's Hymn" wid Kl.ia will BIJIK. UIl 10P 01 Old Kmokey." The public Is cordially invited. Not many good catches of fish hava been lenortH hr fn ,u opening dav of he aeaaon last weencnu. jacx Meant scooted up to the sheep corals Sunday on his scooter then hiked on over to Dis mal but he found very little water to lith In and no luck. He wishes, howevei, that he had taken hit camera to record some of the win ter beauty which he encountered It was a vast field of glistening, Ice-like, heavily encrusted anow from 6 to 3 feet deep, he Judged from Ihe lakes clear over Into Dis mal Volley. Some North slopes con tained drifts which appeared to be 40 feet deep. The road around the lakes was just a slick precariously Icy slope, upon which one's tread made very little Impression. Al though the beauty waa gorgeous, Jack found practically no life ex cept for soma tiny mow birds. The top woods were completely desert ed of rabbits or deer. Vote May 16th E. O. STADTER OF BEND Republican for Attorney General Pd. Advt O. Stradter DTTEM N Matter how wanr tmU ha" IrM fr tlrl'ln . porlili 1f tMU' (mI r blrtt rr sti iTMblt may b mrihlnf ft- liMti U (! WONDER SAI.YC mrt WON I) KB HMlcatM OAP can btla in Dipd lr lk tm tkm 4my, mam jm ( al kmmm WOKPFK BAI.VB b Mu. .rl lUtyllc bm mw? ppr.ranr. ft vlilMrcii. Crt WONDER BAI.VK sM WONDRR ItOAP mmila t mown rtfb4sL Tmiy ttiuiirlil prrMntlvM. Bold In KUmatb rails by Ptylcu and Uiwn druffUt. mm v. cook FOR :--:P' COUNTY COMMISSIONED O BALANCED ROAD COMMISSIONER O COURTEOUS SERVICE O ECONOMICAL A DMINISTRATION O COOPERATION WITH CITY OFFICIALS Lifelong Resident of Klamath Falls Paid by Troy V. Cook COMFORT COSTS SO LITTLE WITH HtATlHG SYSTEM WHAT IS THE MYSTERY OF THE TWIR GRILLES? lU'aW '14 SAM COON SAYS: "When Ike larmeri end lumbermen prosper It creetet purchasing power to that the builnenman and laborer pros pers. If I cen protect the lumbering and forming In dustries of Oregon, business men end labor will heve prosperity." llWjS' mmi imsials eWilaa SAM COON Republican for U.S. CONGRESS Paid far by the Coon for Congress Committee; George Srett chairman; John Palmer trtaiurer. with . . . 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