PAGE SIXTEEN
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
MONDAY. JUNE 30. 10M
It Happened This Way
1 in v
New Pine Creek
By IRVI1X FAR1S
Budden-lllte breaking the cus
' tomary small town repose last
Thursday morning, came the ex
cited ahout t the door
"Call the disaster car man
down out here In the streetl Struck
by a car!"
"Need a doctor?"
"Yeah wait I don't know
waii, , . . ieah bring the dool
They want a doctor, tool"
11 was Vlnconi C. Plelfcr of
Salem, Oregon, member of the
Oregon state cenler-Hne marking
rrew of the hlshway department. He
had been hit while getting out of
So It was. This makes two trucks
he haa running on his logging oper
ation down on Cedar Pass. Hilton
Cundiff Is driving his other truck.
Lawson is logghig for the Willow
Ranch Company at Willow Ranch.
It you want to know . what It
feels like when your car brakes
expire ask Mrs. Ardlth Daggen
hart. She came gliding up as
usual to the walk in front of the
postoffice late Sunday afternoon In
her Dodge sedan but her brakes
weren't as usual. In fact she had
none I
Mrs. O. K Johnston.
Ben Lange of Alturas, a short
and Jolly, well-fed Dutchman, vis
ited two days with his old friend,
Oils Dor lug. Ous worked for Brn
at dittereiu times several years
ago when the latter owned and
operated the Home Bakery down
in Alturas. Lange who is retired
now, was In business there lor Si
years and he has known Ous for
that long. He thuiks a lot of "good
old Gus" iss do most of us, and Is
astonished at the way Qua has held
up his eighty some-odd years, with
a keen, clear and Inquisitive mind.
Lloyd Palmerton of Orants Pass
runs cattle here and there with a
sizable spread down in Orass Val
ley. He brought ill 115 head of
his fine Herfords last Thursday
night to pasture at the Earle San-
lord ranch. Mr, Pnlmerton was a
two bill.
The convention laed from June
to June 13. but Mrs. Miller had
such a noetic lime making bus
connections that she nearly wore
herslef out Just a-goiu' and
a-comin',
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Alexander
and family left yesterday morning
Monday, June 33. for Lebanon, Oro
gon. after spending a very enjoy
able week visiting with the Clyde
Cogburns and family. They reBlly
had good lurk fishing too that al
ways helps to make fore fun.
My face Is red again and It
ain't from strong drink t betcha.
It has arisen to the blushing point
on account of one of those little,
"In spite - of vourself," repor
torial omissions that are very em
barrassing to all concorned even
(he writer. I omitted Mrs. Belli
Ayoutt's name as being one of the
the pavement and
Dick-UD door shut.
The Impact hoisted Tfcifer up
over the hood of the Ford sedan
and his head plowed an inaenieq;
frazzled pancake in the driver's
side of the shatter-proof wind
shield, knocking him to tne grouna.
He was up In flash and started
to walk then blacking out com
pletely, he fell helplessly to the
It seemed a very surprisingly
short time before Doctor Kliewer
had arrived from Lakeview fol
lowed in a few minutes by the
disaster car. Mo bones broken ap
parentlyjust a welt on the bead:
an ugly fast swelling bruise over
the right lower ribs where
the man's body had struck a spot
light bending it bracket back.
Numerous other bruises and cuts
about the arms, face and hands
were in evidence but nothing
serious for the man had regained
consciousness before the doctor
had arrived. Traffic officers were
on the scene soon after the acci
dent occurred- and labeled the mis
hap as unavoidable. 'Twas indeed
lucky that Gibbons was driving
slowly about 15 miles per hour,
he reported. .
A huge new yellow diesel Inter
national? logging truck came rolling
into town last Wednesday evening.
I watched It casually. Then my
son said, "Oh! that's Truman Law
aon's new dieseL He and Gene
(that's his son) went up to Port
land after It."
guest at the State Line Motel Unit
iiiKm out uiey main act me sioca i. .-,.,.. ,. vu-.ii., nii.i.
coming In anUgodlin I unloaded until about 1 a.m school recently ended that was re
ported last week. Mrs. Ayout was
very much present with 16 little
youngsters on her hands with whom
h Aid a ftn tnh Shi, tva ntnm
to Just visit tile doc but ., ,v, t v,l ... ,
his knowins-eve visualized xi- ...j xt e'i m.i. ' .,
her condition he put her in the,tnmilv 0, B dropped ln on t,.r
hospital where she has been ever ..... . ,v bellow to nm of their
since. She has Improved but ls;oW frimds at Willow Ranch where
still under oxygen at this writing, i tnev were former residents. With
She had never fully recovered from SlR W8S hS sl,ter and her husband,
her fall and the exposure she suf-,Mr. and Mra. Fn,,, Carlson, from
fered when falling into her trriga- U1 in Washington who paid the
Hon ditch about two weeks ago and Nelson's a surprise visit,
lay there in water waist deep for Tne Qoose Lake Sportsmen's
around three hours. Her many Cmb mev Rl the Oronse Hall last
friends hope she will soon recover ; Thursday evening with 4 mem
and be around again. ' hers present. Pneasanl and fish
The East Side Grauge convened panting was discussed Also dele-
.,, . otoo un.u.u... ontes were cnosen to atiena uie
So her ca
. State Sick-UD driven by Earl c. south, proceeded to knock I Mrs. Mary Miller was taken to
VLh.rn hart lust atonoed about Mr5- "c'en uraaiey a uesoio seaan I o.r iw mrsuay in ie
Mfet ahead I of. Ui2 i mer rig ck bou eht t with , glanc-1 view sulferlng from a lung con
es 'feet aneaa Ol tne maracr ! I hiimrw... ..lln,.. .. -,ir...l i aectlni, nr nn.nmnnl. sh. h.rf In.
BnA nalnl fnirk nnlsed On Uie ; .. .. vuiiiuvu " i- - '
7. ..-'Vrr: ".i.7 th. v-iimrUP over the corner of the fourteen i tended
fin. norUi I a,ch "dewalk; knocked down the when
wiier was facing north and did : mca P'l railing m front ot
not see tlTe "ci? comtag from Uiei Postofflce steps, dropped down
South drln Sv Ke"meBth Gibbons!0. " projection and. Just
oTEnglewood. California which hit Jft L
him lust as ne got coin xeet on . v .. .... ......
.h'" .id slammed the Pr "V PacTtard; her car finally
came to a reluctant stop at the
rear ot our building ln the alley
way next to the Scrivner garage.
I dont know what all she sale
but Mrs. Daggenhart was a-talkiu'
to herself in a convincing manner
all the way from her runaway car
into tne postonice and I doin
held Tuesday evening In Alturas;
one at 5 o'clock and another at
V o'clock. These meet lima wen. to
have been a discussion between
I h commission representative
and the sportsmen where the latter
were io air their vicw on the vital
Issues conoeinliig the preservation
ol il-.li and wild giima for the good
of all concerned.
The sportsmen, It Is mi Id. ns a
whole are against any doe aeoson
lor the comma season. They strong
Iv recommend that nothinii lets
than a three point doer shall be
made a leiiul kill. Tlia sportsmen
take the position that complete an
nihilation of the deear herd Is being
lostcrcd when forked horned bucks
are made lewil. Then, thev argue,
more spikes are killed for
the distinction between the two
smaller doer is less apparent. Thoy
also arguo that when minimum
three pointers are made legal, some
forked horned deer are admittedly
killed through over-anxious shoot
ing but less often are spikes
killed this way because of the
spread in size. Thus the deer herd
has a better chance to propagate
Its species.
With our nearly two days and
two nights of steady raining (How
ard Wells's weather meter regis
tered l'-j liichea of ralm, It augurs
well for the grain crops ol the
vu I Icy as a whole but It sure (loos
keep the light and power men
maintaining. Five or six llgluleaa
customers reported tno lights) lust
night and three or four today.
Power men trouble shooting lust
get back liom one repair Job when
gee whirl mother Is reported right
down whero they had been. So the
flow of gas is being maintained
along with the flow of electric
Juice. (P.8. Wed. Morn.: ft rained
all night again last night which
enters this present storm Into that
phenomlnul plume, the like of which
coulda filled up Goose Lake in past
uccanes to mat orpin inai old
(Inters talk about.)
Tlie Kelly Creek school board met
Tuesday night, June l. Purpose:
to decide on a new teacher. They
think they got their binoculars fo
cused on one and they are trying to
cinch the deal. If they are success-
iui it win De a man teacner with
a family.
Tlie school board has undergone
some cnanges at their recent eleo
(Ion. Mrs. Buna B. Farts will take
the place of Raymond Fisher, the
out-going trustee wno has served
blame heP- being all a-tremb e ?venlng' A "Sh-B " : Northeastern California Sports-
like a fear-struck rabbit. Lucky
whe was right near a garage, she
got Cliff Scrivner to doctor up her
car brakes and she drove very
slowly away in low gear.
My pipe railing looks like a set
of dentures with about half the
lug was a state Grange convention men's Association meeting at Tule-
report by delegate. Mrs. Louise lake last Sunday. Rcfres ..nients ol
Miller who returned last Monday lce cream Bnd cake were served
week ago. from La Grande. Ore.jat the cl(ae of the meelng.
where the convention was held. The delegates chosen were
She said there were 847 voting ' r. p.rkmi Arthur A. Lenkeit
delegates at the convention plus nd virgll Boomer with Ross Har-
MRS. CHAS. DeLAJ JR.
The Thursday club met at the
home of Mrs. E. J. Yadon In Stew
art Lennox, June 26. Enjoying the
afternoon were Dorothy Jackson,
Gladys Cheyne, Gretchen Thomp
son, Leona wualls, Wilms DUlard,
Wlnneta Brannon, Jeannette Jack
son, Jerry White, riorence ueup
. and Priscllla Yadon:
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hill and
Jeanle left Wednesday for Los An
geles to attend the Olympic try-
outs, xney plan to return the first
of next week.
The DeLap home was the scene
of a family dinner and get togeth
er last sunaay. visiting tne lamuy
were Mr. and Mrs. Dick deGrasse
and sons Michael and Jimmy from
Wenatchee, Wash.. Enjoying the
day were Mr:- and Mrs. E. F.
Blankenshlp; Mr. and Mrs. E. J.
Yadon and Myron; Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Blanenshlp; Marilyn, Jerry,
Larry and Virgil Yadon; Mr. and
Mrs. Charley DeLap and Lois,
Pamela, Leland. The deGrasses
visited three davs. returning to We.
uabcuce jucsaay.
COMMAND CHANCES
VERONA, Italy UB Gen. Enrico
Fractlnl replaced Gen. Maurizio
Lazzaro de Castiglionl Monday as
Atlantic Pact commander of south
ern European land forces.
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token of gratitude for to have been discussed with mem
bers of the Fisn ana utme com
mission at meetings to have been
teeth knocked omen m h,,i that'. I "bout 400 visitors which all to- ris as an alternate. Ross look Vlr
okay okay). Just unasine what it!,her m,Qe a r'8!rt smrt crowd place as the latter could not
woulda been had she turned tali?:. eIS man speecnea oy Eet wv. and these delegates, ac
two cars over liken she first d'lferent Orange officials but one companled bv Kemieth Butler, mo
thought of doing when driving up I ' nlcest thmgs that took place ,ored i0 Tulelake last Sunday
Why she'd a come in right through was when Mrs- Bertha Beck, now j where sportsmen from Sierra. Flu
our big window and its an awful retir'jig after 33 years of service 'mas, Modoc and Lassen counties,
job helpin' one of them big cars ' as the Scretary of the Oregon State representing eight clubs, were pres
hark not ihmi.oh . ho ,,Mnri, Granire. was presented a ticket to nt
that Jest Isn't quite big enough! Honolula and $3,000 in cash. The . The fruits of thLs meeting were
Keea omitn ana tamiiy arrived " n",it
dear out here from Florida for her """V lon" years of faithful
a few days visit with relatives service to the grange organisation,
here. Be is a brother of Mrs Cliff The money was contributed by the
Scrivner, Mrs. Cliff Thayer, re- various local granges throughout
cently moved to Lakeview, and , the state.
Eugene and Aury Smith all of The resolution turned in to the
whom are children of Mr. Wuiiani I State Granite by the East Side
Smith. They all brought themselves 1 Grange, opposing the passage of
together lor a family reunion up ' nouse diiis nn iuuu ana nit a do.
at the Thayer home and had one were passed at tne convention
rollicking good time. Blrt Scrivner, i which places that state wide group
sailor-boy. home on a furlough, on record as being opposed to these
got in on it too.
Reed Smith is In charge of a
6.000 acre cattle ranch down in !
Florida where fifteen ranch hands
take care of the outfit which is
owned by the Latter Day Saint's
Church of Salt Lake City.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Edwards I
of Greenville. Calif., were recent I
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