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Newspaper Page TextHERALD ANL NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORKGON PAGE FIFTEEN niKSDAY, .tune 24, urn OF RELIABLE FllUlfl . Conl.r, Mbrfl ,1944 AIR CONDITIONING , Ph. 5683 RING'S SHEET MITAL JKK'i So. 6th By MrH. JOK. HAI.OIHt.K Oolng ovnr (o Litkevlrw to ntlelld Hid unnnvirw nniiiio .iii.n piiiiuiii Crippled Children's Dnlice were -I. ...I .. II II tltmt tftl. ..&. sviiniiCO iiiiiiuiwii, ui'iiiw Gurlle Wilfinn, Vnlr. Kitllna and ivan uiioman. tuny, hkjiih whii ulhrr mrmluD'H l tlio llllluli Drum Corp look pan In the parade held Haetlnp V.nlllollni that! M.lol Work tt All Kindt Ph. 9904 Auto Repairing UJZ KlZMIC 4 ZEIGLER 27 MAIN Complete Motor Ovtrhoul Stoat loll.iy Sorvlit front tnd Allanlna Rtborlnf and Cr.nktholl Orlndlno, In Iht C.t OPIN B lo IVIRY DAY AWNINGS-UPHOLSTERY Ph. 4362 HOWIE BROS. 2357 So. 6th PR!. CUT ORNAMINTAL IRON Cutlom Mod Dropot Auto Upholitorlnf. - Aulo S..I Covet. GREYHOUND rr' I W f '. r A r In Hit afternoon en the atreeta of ard lime, on June 34. All Pott BAKERY GOODS Ph. 8344 KLAMATH PASTRY SHOP 920 Main . I Birthday and Wtddlnf Cok.t M.dt la Ofdtrl " Iraedl, Cokai, Plot, roltiltt lakad froth Dally "Boysen" Coloriier Paints Ph. 3197 J. W. COPELAND LUMBER CO. 66 Moin CHOICI OP 1122 COLORS Ivttything In Palnti and Bulldlnf Matetlali CAMERAS PHOTO FINISHING BUD'S PHOTO SERVICE 1031 Moin Film. In at 10 aut at 4 Compl.t. Una of Cantata and Phots Suppliw Ph. 3586 Commercial Refrigeration Ph. 6617 OREGON EQUIPMENT CO. --203 So. Riverside SALES and SERVICI R.tlautant and State lo.ulpm.nt CARRIER - PRIGIDAIRI YORK More Travel Extras No Ixlta Cost! Yit. I)iii value! Moil tiict lo moie placti (mill bum. Bell driven Choovt Ilia travel ldti . . . chooM G'tyhoundl 5 Buses Daily to SALEM from KLAMATH FALLS Only $5.10 plus tax Cemplete Service la All Amerlco Aqent, J. K. Soyre '904 Klamath Phone SS21 Ltkevlew, Bobblt Wllaon l (pending the tummer In Malln with hi grand mothers, Mrs. Blioll Van Meter and Mm. Kale KpoJek. lid mine leal week with hit) mother Mm. Bob Klbby. Mra. Bob Klbby In the lormer Irene Bpolek. She plana to leave loon lor Han Joae to be near her husband who la hospitalized with a lunii ailment. Mra. Edward McCulley enter tallied frienda at her home lent week with a pinochle party. Fol lowing curd playing, the group sur prised Mm. Dick Jlnlousek with a shower tor her new eon. Ty. Those attending were; Mra. Jim Ottoman, Mra. Mary Taylor, Mra. Hone ripolck, Mrn. Bernlce l.p'ir. Mra. Vera McKoen, Mm. Leone Duncan and Mrn. Helen Hlnz. Vlaltora at the Bail MeVays re cently were Mr. and Mra. Roy Hnnnon and three children of Buck lln, Missouri. When the Hansons lell tor home the MtVays travelled with them beck to Missouri, where they will upend the auminer. Joanne and Ted DeMerrltt re turned home Saturday alter finish- Ing their year at Oregon Btale col leue. Albo returning home from college are Paul Mlcka. Ken Mil ler and Norman Ottoman Mr. and Mra. Charles Dobry apent aeveral day lent week In Loa Angeles. While there they vinllcd with Mra. Dobry a slater who wa vlaltlng there from her home In Chicago. 'Ihr Dobiys ahso drove to Port llcuneim- 10 see their ami Charles Jr. who Is stationed there with the Navy Construction Battalion. Mlaa Eileen O'Cunner and her fiance James Mulllllh hnlh of hail J-'ranclMo were here over the week fin year NOTirr. 11 HERERV ClIVEN THAT Th. Levying. rJo.nl 'The Common Council ml In. City of Klamath FaUl. OwMl r.n the I4ih day of July. 1052. at 1 ."clock P.M.. In th. Council Chamb.r of th. City Mall, at tohlell u .tn'u Ml ml. Klrtlev Ruth Mor. I "" and ' '"'t eallmat.. " "" flaeal porlad. Joly I. 1!1 lo Jun. . IMS. a. Ml forth b.low, Hlaatny, Minnie .iriiey. nuin "r- my dpK.ud wllh p,, IA lv,in, bo.ru. .nil m .oi .11 objection, th.r.lo may bo mo, liud and lOMidaraal. and Auxiliary membera and their liuabanda and wivea are invitea. ftefrcahmenta were served at the clone of the meeting by Bernlce Kolkow and Katherlne Iaencee to the following membera: Roae Van Meter, Marie Va Knitu, Mary nce row. Blanche Beldralne, and Thel- ma Donathay. Returning home Sunday from five day vacation to tht Oiegon Coaat and the Roae Festival were; Mrv Vnla Kallna and Ruth, Mrs. John Freltag and Joan and Mrs. El.ie Roberta. Membera of Hlllah Temple Shrine Club were entertained Wednesday evening at the Broadway Hall by the Malln fihrlne membera. A abort parade by Jllllah Temple Drum and Bunle Corp was held on Malm's main street. Members from Klam ath Talln Merrill, and Tulelake were here to enjoy the bountiful dutch lunch served the Malln Winners, followed by a musical program of local talent. Mr. and Mrs. Bam Herrlngahaw apent the weekend at Malln. They have moved to Culver, Ore., for the summer, where Mr. Herrlngahaw has farming Interests. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Rajnus, Mr. and Mra. Byron Johnson, and Mr. land Mrs. Chester Btonecypher at tended the State Elka Convention held In Eugene recently. Vacation Bible School of the Malln Community Church finished 'up a successful two weeks aesslon i with s program Friday evening. Parents and friends were In vited to come to witness the things Hie ihlldren had learne,l and u see the notebooks and crafts the children had worked upon during ihr two weeks. Around fifty children attended Legal Notice NOTICE OF 1952-1953 BUDGET MEETING Rv ord.r of Ih. Common Council, UiU llh .r of Jun., ISM. SKALi voi.HNTAir i.r.vr rump mrr nditi an: r.rn.r.l Aamlnl.lr.tlr. ran.: BolarlM Othr f. and frvlt Cleaning and J.nltortal Pnr.f. and ..t.rtn.ry Board or Prlroncr. .. 0. 1 and Oil. Offlr. .iippll. . .. Tire, and tuboa . Other Ch.rf. City Dump Tr.v.l MUe.fl. . . . Host . Communlcatinna . PLnnlns CmnmlMton . . . Bulldlnc M.lntenanco . , M.lnt.n.nco of tkiulpmnt Malntenenre of Motor Vehicle. . Duei. Membenhlo. . Ineuranc. and Pldellty Bond. 1. ec.1 Publishing , . - - Ke-Dlattlnf Publte Ke.t Room Armory . w . . . Flection .. . . Otherwise Cl.e.lfl.4 . Civil Defense Rreerva for ContlnarnclM . BlIDOtT 1. C. HUNT, PoUc Judge Pro Tore, iiM.tasa TttNTATIVl UDOIT u.ttem l.ano.m ACTUAL IXrCNniTUKte t-l-ll To lata . iM !. tl a-at-M jp.47 01 ie.s4a w a M no on 1.7(0 Jel.7 l.wo.nn J. 150.00 toon 7.81 .14 I. .10 90 I..WO.0O ' . 4S0.00 i.m.H . 1 tot sa 1. avion .. 300.00 IJSOO .. Imi.bi le.7t i.soo.rjn a, too on J.OMTO t.fam l.ano.m S4M IO0O0 4.0O1J1 1 tOO 23 1 ,000.00 - . - ,. 350.00 . . 4.1000 TIT IH rr7 4 TM.SS l.aojM 1 tvmm anonn MM Mil .100 on 1.1V10O 4.000.00 - - J.onn.oo 1.000.00 l.soooo l.soo.oo am.07 . I.471.0J 10.37 60 TOTAL Pellce Itep.rtmeat Bslarles m Clolhlnt Allowance 'Z Ca and Oil Ttre end Tube. .. . Office Supplies Travel .nd Mlleaye . . . M.lnten.oc. of P.ciulpment Maintenance of Motor Vehicle. S I A . C.t. Oil. Repairs. Supplies . I al.MI.lt I 9P.AM 4A 4.420 00 62 0M..1S 4. 286.00 Tht I.H.f Kind Ph. 4622 1 DRY CLEANING SANITONE RELIABLE CLEANERS 1116 Main ELECTRIC CONTRACTING Ph.2-2528 LEACH SERVICE CO. 123 So. 6th St. Com.rrJol R.lid.nti.l Induttrlsl El.ctrlc.l Enplnorlnf . Motor. . Supplin "II ll It Iltttrlcel Work Wt Do III" ELECTRIC HEATING Ph. 2-3221 ELECTRIC HEATER SALES CO. 623 Pino tiqulrt Theoft. Building WESIX RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL HEATING IQUIPM1NT ..'AND INSTALLATION Hoadquorlart for your every altclrlcal heeling nod. ELECTRIC MOTORS Ph. 3268 HAHN ELECTRIC CO. 73S Commtrcio) St. Motor Rewinding Rtpoir leering! - Melon and Eauipm.nt Rttnond and Dtlco Molert. v O iiimni O Oi MC end visiting Eileen's parents Mr. and Mrs. Patrick O'Cunner. AIM) Hie O'Connera lor a ten day leave la their son John, who will reorl for duly soon at Ktrklnnd Air Banc, New Mexico He ha.i been stationed at Frances K. War ren Air Bnse In Cheyenne. Wyo ming. David and Dick Johnson, sons of i Mi . and Mrs. Byron Johnson are vacationing In Portland with ! friends. The great plea-sure of attending las 40th class Reunion at the University of Oregon this week end j was experienced oy Miae otasiny nd wife, who went oy car and I TOT A I Street Department Salaries . C;.s and OI! r Tires and Tubes . Small Tool. Mlsel. P.xpense He.l. I.lthl Water, Power Plumbing Cuu Maintenance of Rulldinr Maintenance of gouipment Maintenance of Sewers . . . 8 I. A. .. Christmas Decorations , Sale of Mlsel. Material Gsrile Addition Mr. and Mra. Chester College planned also to visit at other points j and daughter Chelina visited last week end at the BUI Halousek s Irom their home In Corning, Calif. The Holou.'.cka son Lawrence Is spending the summer here during bis vacation from Angwin college. The Auxiliary of the Malln VFW met Tuesday, June 10, at the VFW Hall. The business meeting was pre- in Oregon before returning home. Guests Monday and Tuesday of the Walter Stastny's was an army buddy of Waller's and his family. Ml . and Mrs. Norman Bauer and Norman Jr. from San Ftanciaco. The Sauers were on their way to Canada for a vacation. At the State Archery Tournament held in Albany last weekend Don- sided over by president Rose Van! aid Ramus, son of Mr. and Mrs Meter. It was repotted (rial the Laddie Rajnus took first place In new linoleum purchased by the the Junior Division. Oeorge Kajnus Auxiliary had been laid In the main Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rajnus, Rich meeting room and kitchen. Mem-lard Halousek, and Buddy Smith bers Bernlce Kolkow, Clarence Kol kow, Marie Vacknllz, Minnie Klrt ley and Mr. Donathan were thanked for donating their time and efforts In the laying of the linoleum, ine also attended tlx two day tourna ment. Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Saunders in vited in a group of friends Friday evening to meet their house guests TOTAL Fire Department Salaries Clothing Allowance Cleaning .nd J.nltortal . Cas and Oil Office Supplies Tires and Tubes . . . Smt'l Ton'. M'sel. ExpenM. Htat. Llfht, W.ter . jaunary 250.00 377 M B09.2S M7.M J43M 7.17T.7 I n.4a:.M I ;i.it.M I 1.722 04 1. t44.no 874.98 74S.H S04.0S gJIJfi MI.M - i.iia.ii I.4.TS2S 4.454 91 2, SIS 87 231.12 400 en 70.34 1.143. S3 17.-' . S.M6.2S t.:it7. i i..tttji t U.U1.SS I 50,303 50 SM.44 ssiii ll 111 members ar happy to report also , Mr. ar,d Cote Roberds of mat the tame cloth, wnicn ta oeing jHayden, Colorado. The Roberds are made by the members to be given , (,mou, quarterhorse breeders, be away, is hearing completion. j , , tne profession tor around Thelma Donathan was Initiated , fifty years. They once owned the as a new member and joining last famous old quarterhorse Peter month wss Lilltsn Rogers. i McCue. Plans were made tor the celebra-1 Friends' who had the honor of : tion of the Auxiliary's sixth annt-: meeting and talking with the Ro- versary, which will be In the form , herds at the Saunders were: Mr.. of a pot luck dinner at 7:30 stand-land Mrs. L, F. Horton, Mr. and I Mrs. The r on Jones, Mr. and Mrs. ' Hubert Morelock.. Mr. and Mrs.' G. E. Smith and Mr. . and Mrs. Bud Faliclo. i Before the RobeVds left they en joyed a trip to Crater Lake with the Saunders. 1 - Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Stastrty-and family spent the weekend at Red- ' mond. Maintenance of Building Maintenance of Radio Maintenance of Fire Equipment Maintenance of Sewers m Dues. Memberships S. I. A. Kmergeney Capital Expenditure. . Building and Equipment Upkeep . Doors Burning Grass Tor.!, . , D.g Paaai Sal.ne. .... Forage and V culinary . , C.s and Oil . .. Tiro, and Tubes Heat. Light. Water and Power . Maintenance of Buildings Maintenance of Equipment , Building, and Improvement. 1.577 28 100 10 5SSS1 124 53 1.400 DP TOTAL . ... Light and Water Fang . Cllv Bant Airp.rt Operating 2.002.5 1.081 S3 J.187M 406 55 17S.2P I 4.47.t ( a,jie.i I 78,t.l TI.7f or) . a. 040 on 4. TOO 00 800.00 .T75.0O 250.00 250 00 J.5OO0O K 00 1.3M0O ISO oo 200 00 550,00 800.00 810,08 2O0.00 750 00 14.788 JU aoo.oo 1,000 00 (00.09 lt.411.1 M.0TP.4O 300.00 I7S.00 700.00 155.00 4-0 00 80 00 100.00 250,00 300.00 150.00 J.085 00 50 00 as so too 00 500.00 750.00 75200 2.28000 SP4.S4 141.2 7.2a 133.71 a 4.JU.1 I I4.7S7.81 I 14S1J J.5830S 500 00 190.00 MOO 100.00 aoo.oo 100.00 a .ik:.m ao.ttt.M. Check and Align Front End $4.95 Dugan & Mest TOTAL CENEKAL FUND S.aa.SJlJT Less Estimated Revenue Less Estimated Cash Balance at End of Year . . From Occupational Tax Fund ; tJS5.t4I.l7 10S.O55XO as .811. IS 12,000.00 1, 20 00 75 00 t, 000, on 1 578 00 ' l.toees 200,00 1.S00 00 4,000 00 a. son on aoo.oo 500 00 pso.on 450.011 T58.0O f.SSf m 400 00 4.000. "l.fioo oti 800.00 500 ori 1 258 04 I B7,l8t.tt aa.aso tirt a. 040.00 4.000.00) 500.00 750 00 2.50 00 2V).(fl J, ooo on too.oo t tlJlt.M (.244.00 XV) 00 3O0.O9 aso.oo aoo.oo too oo 500 00 1.100.00 1.354.00 800 00 900.00 900.00 9 H.t99.9 il.90S.4S aoo.oo 175.00 TOO.OO 90.00 100.0O 50.00 900.00 250 00 350.00 - 180 on l.oss.oo isso toooo too.oo S 7t.4tt.tt asesos aoo.oo 100.09 80.09 100.00 150.09 100.09 4,1f.t 4,tM.M 12.1, .4. .M 1 15405.00 as.si4.Tr 12.000.00 Not Budget Appropriation General Fund 1 38475,05 9149J91JW ELECTRICRADIO SERVICE Ph. 7810 LUNDSTEN'S RADIO t ELECTRIC 4526 So. 6th Aula 4 Horn Radio Repair All Mskst Ouaranltod Service Arvln Radiol G.I., Hamilton Btach To.ttmoitor Kltchtn Applioncti EXPERT WATCH REPAIR 4524 S. 6th HYDE'S JEWELERS 4524 So. 6th "E sport Watch Ropaii al an Hon.it Price" lite Ironie Timing Jewelry Manwiayting and Repair Diamond. Far Lota i L FLOOR COVERINGS Ph. 8495 CALHOUN'S 357 I. Main LINOLEUM TILE FINE CARRIT Armitroni linoleum llg.low, Mohawk, Gulltlan Carptlt FURS - COLD STORAGE Ph. 3573 GREGORY FUR SHOP 15 I. Main Fur Restyling Cleaning dating Out Specially "For Your New Fur Coal Set Gregorv'a Firal" GLASS, DOORS, WINDOWS Ph. 7477 THE GLASS HOUSE 215 No. 11th Plato, Crystal and Window Glen Storm Seth and Scrttnt to Ordtr Estimates Gladly Glvan GUNSMITHING Ph. 4273 RALPH'S GUN SHOP 4820 So. 6th NOT A TINKER SHOP I Consider Tools, Machinery end Know-how Essential To Qualify os Gunsmith INSULATION Ph. 6161 ROOFING SIDING HENRIS ROOFING CO. 410 Adams F.H.A. Tarmt Frta Eilimotat All Warkmanthip and Matarialt Guaranlaad Maltrlalt Far Salaf INSURANCE CHILCOTE INSURANCE AGENCY 111 ipscioiitti in AUTO FIRE CASUALTY MARINI "The Pion.tr Inluronct Agamy Eitabliihld 1909' Ph. 5529 N. 9th St. BONDS PRESCRIPTIONS Wa Glva S4VH Graan Stamps SUBURBAN DRUG CO. 3950 So. 6th Completo Human and Animal Health Supplltt Frta Forking Lot s Optn 9 lo 9 Evtry Day (7 Daytl Ph. 3445 SAW FILING Ph. 4672 r Emcrgeacr F.nd EiUmattd Ctsa Balao- Net Budget ' Appropriation C lara A. ataor.. Liakvllta Cemslrrv From Cash on Hand . Net Budget Appropriation Klamath Mrm.rlal Park Op.r.tiag Lest Estimated Revenue From Cash Balance .. S 1437. St g 4,T.9 s.soaoe- . 1,000.00 9.900.00 1,000,00 Net Budget Appropriation . Bead road List Estimated Revenue From Cash Balance Net Budget Appropriation . Jail C.nttroctl.n Ilnklag Parking Meter Fand Less Estimated Revenue From Cash Balance : Net Budget AppropriaUon . . t.mple. res Retirement Si stem From Cash on Rand g 34.111.49 s I9.ii3.aa 853.48813 3,500 00 - Tol.JO 791.90 1,500 00 : tnoas 010J9 g 35.105.06 24,535,00 10,970.00 g 17.881.25 M.OOO.OO 2.881.15 Not Budget Appropriation SAVEJHS Open your savings account at the U.S. National Bank flank sajtty for your savings. 0 4m bank interest per year on all savings accounts regardless of the amount. 2 interest per year on 3-year certifi cates of deposit payable at maturity. O Complete banking facilities to fill all your financial needs. g Sl.7OS.0O 93.000.00 ' 9.209.09 11.000.00 3.500.00 17.500.00 9 34.449.00 Slum 330.09 g 19,000.09 30,000.00 g 94.430.09 99,000.00 9.43O.0O g 19.900.00 1,000.09 g 17,900.09 (Continued on Page 16) c 1 i BODENHAMER SAW FILING 351 E. Main LAWNMOWtR JMAKriNirsl! AND RirAIRINU S.A. Motorcyclti Rao Lawnmewart rift Stratton and Clinten Motor JULY 10 9 hef9aTet from Jwljf 1 Ask for attractive book savings bank with any account opened for $1.00 or more. KLAMATH FALLS BRANCH MIMIIR PIDERAl DIPOIIT INSURANCE CORPORATION By DARLENE WOLFF One hundred and sixiy-lour dol lars was turned over to the Ameri can Cancer Society by Mrs. Frank Parker as a result of the May drive for funds in Chiloquin. Last year's total was $32. This year's sum Is not quite an accurate accounting of this year's giv ing, either, as many people in the community gave to the drive in the name of Jerry Sisemore of Fort Klamath. Mrs. Parker an nounced that her volunteer work ers were extremely cooperative. RoinR over and over their areas in efforts to catch people home. Workers were Mrs. Olen Klrcher, Mrs. Dwlsht Klrcher. Mrs. Andy Ortls. Mrs. Charles Stebe, Mrs. Joseph Mercer. Prank Parker left three weeks ago for Fort Hull. Idnho. to sell some property of his which he had never seen but had leased for numoer 01 yesrs. ne. returneo nearly two weeks later, talked it over witn nis lainuy. ana me Parkers have decided not to tell the plnce, but to move to rort Hall. They will leave sometime within the month, the date uncer tain due to the tenacity and hu morous optimism ot Mrs. rarser. She demands a stock trailer so she will not nave to give up me rabbits, goats, cow and calf. She savs that if there is no trailer she will have to leave a little early, It will take a lone time to ieaa the cow to Idaho. Parkers moved to Klamath Agency a number ot years ago and made themselves valued members 01 uie community. Parker served as president of the PTA for the first three years oi its reorganised activity since be fore the war. served on tne scnooi ho.vrl aflH thn hnnrrl of trustees of tne Metnodist cnurcn. nis wiie has headed the cancer drive for two vears. Their children are uien. estvilnf. In htoh arhool. JohtUIV. a alxth grader, and -ewenvn, wno heulna school this fall. Mrs. Ella Bvrant. Mra. Parker's mother, who has lived here for several years, will go with them. During Parker's absenoe In Fort Hall, Mra. Parker, her mother and the two vouneer bovs made a trip to the family home at Myrtle Point, to visit with relatives, Mrs. Pearl Nygren and her grandson. Benny, recently returned from five day trip to the Oregon Coast where they attended an an nual family reunion at Goo Bay. Last week was a busv social time for the young pre-teenagers In town. There were at, least three birthday parties scheduled when Lyle Hall became 10. Delos Echlin 11, and Barbara Adamo 12. Ech- lins ana Adomos ooth enter tained for their children at Collier Park. Barbara bad aome 25 young guests at her party, which was held on Saturday evening Leroy Oienger Jr. IBud). is on the recovery Hat after, spending several days in a Klamath Falls hospital with an attack of Uck fever. Mr. and Mrs. Walter' Zimmer man have recently returned from a week's trip to visit with relatives in Northwestern Washington. Harry Ravtisa is now home, re covering from recent surgical operation performed in Portland. His wife was with him m the city for a few days but returned to be with the three vouneer .Ravlzzas. Sharon and Clark, spent a recent weekend with relatives at Fort Lewis near Tacoma. Clark re mained there with his aunt and uncle. Recent truest! of Mr. and Mrs. John Mannerlng and children were Mr. and Mra. Robert Mannerlng of Oakland. Calif. . . . Mrs Anriv orua . ana ner two stniimvor nnnst are on a leisurely motor trip with the Yellowstone Park as their destination. Mr and Mrs. Frank Belt left few days after school was out for i-- in Minnesota Thev planned to travel back leisurely, visiting in Montana and other places where either one or both have lived. They will be gone nearly all summer, The community park association met on Thursday night to receive reports on benefits put on during the past month. About S5S was cleared on tne picnic or iki food served at the forks of the river recently. Credit was due to Mrs. Sidney Burgdorf and Mrs. Manuel Ochoa. who served. Tony Cnive who waited on customers, James David and Olen Farter wno acted as cashiers. Bill Lorens. and especially to Mrs. Nestor Esgueda and Toniasina Beal. who in their own homes prepared such quan tities of Mexican dishes. n rai mtmm crivon m Mrs nuin Johnson of Klamath Falls who turned over S20 as profit from a plastics nroducts sale she con ducted tn town reeentrf and for h.r esnsrans rift of m nlastio bed spread, which in turn netted the association 969. M and wai taken home from the association dance a Legal Notice NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT Notice la hereby liven, that 1 have filed my final account a. admtnla- tratrlx of th. tata of Evan Pankoy, deeoautd, and to. Judgo of tho Circuit Court of .tht Stato of Oregon, for Klamath County, has fixed 10:00 am., the 2nd day of July, 1093, and tho courtroom of the said Court In tho Courthouso at Klamath Fall., - Or. ton. as the time and place when and whoro any person may present any objec tions or exception to anything therein contained, and at taid time and place th. Court will finally ttttl taicf aa ETHEL FANKXY, Admin istratrix of the estate of IV AM FAIIRZY. J-3-10-1T-14 No. 44 Frazier Wins High Award CAMBRIDGE. Mass. (Al The names ot 12 U.S. newsmen to study at Harvard University for a year under Nleman fellowships were an nounced Monday. . The fellowships were established in 1S38 under the grant of Agnes Wahl Nieman in memory of her husband, Luclas Neiman. found er of the Milwaukee Journal "to promote and elevate standards of journalism in the U.S." Mrs. Nieman left Harvard what amounted to about Sl.400,000. U.S. Newsmen who will begin their studies in September Include: Robert B. Frazier, 31, reporter, Eugene, (Ore.) Register-Ouard. A journalism graduate of the Univer sity of Oregon in lfHS alter four years Army war service. H beffan ' newsnaner work in Send,' Ore., In 1941 and haa been on the Register-Ouar- since lMt. week ago by. Bill Kienaa of Klam ath Falls. .. Mrs, Ruth Emmerson of Klam ath Falls received a thank you for her donation to the perk association. A turkey with a long history nas also benefited the group to the ex tent of $11. Roy Oienger originally purchased and donated the fowl to a benefit last winter. William Lorenr, was the next owner of the bird and gave It to the park group. Eleven dollars later, the turkey Be longed to Perthin Knight. Some work was eccompllhaed an the park site last Sunday and sev eral fathera generously gave their Father's Day to extra work on the clearing of land. I,