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Newspaper Page Text1'itlDAV, JULY 18, 1052 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THIRTEEN OF RELIABLE FIRMS Crrrihl 1 M. Conl.y, 1(44 AIR CONDITIONING ) " RING'S SHEIT METAL 2104'i Stf. 6th ' ' ! , V Hwl(n Vinlilotlna ' Shut Mcl.l Work of All Klndl T Auto Repairing KUZMIC & ZEIGi-ER 27 MAIN Complete Motor Overhaul Broko ottery i.rlc . front (nd Aligning Reboilng and Crenkihoft Grinding In tht Col ' . OPtN I to f IVIRY DAY AWNINGS-UPHOLSTERY Ph. 4362 HOWIE BROS. 2357 So. 6th PHI-CUT ORNAMINTAl IRON ' Cutlom Mad. DropM Auto Uphellrarinf . Auto Se.l C.v.tl BAKERY GOODS Ph. 8344 KLAMATH PASTRY SHOP 920 Moin irthdo. ond W.ddlng C.k.l Mod. to Orderl Breads, C.k.l, Pl.i, P.llll.l l.k.d Fr.ih Doily "Boysen" Colorizer Paints Ph. 3197 ' ' J. W. COPELAND LUMBER CO. 66 Main CHOICI OF 1122 COLORS fvorythlnf In Point! ond Building Motorloll CAMERAS PHOTO FINISHING BUD'S PHOTO SERVICE 1031 Main Film. 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Tarms Free Estimatot All Workmanship and Materials Guaranteed Materials For Salol INSURANCE CHILCOTE INSURANCE AGENCY Soeeialiiti In AUTO FIRE CASUALTY MARINE IONDS "The Pioneer Iniurance Agency Eitobllih.d 1909" PRESCRIPTIONS . SUBURBAN DRUG CO. 3950 So. 6th Complete Human and Animal Haalth Supplies Free Parking Lot -; Open 9 to 9 Every Doy (7 Days) SAW FILING BODENHAMER SAW FILING 351 I. Main LAWNMUWtK iMAKftNINQ AND REPAIRING B.S.A. Motorcycle, Reo Lownmowors Brlggs Strattorl and Clinton Motor, Ph. 5683 UJZ ," Ph. 9904 Ph. 3586 Th. I.ttor Kind Ph 4622 Ph.2-3221 623 Pint Ph. 4273 ROOFING SIDING Ph. 6161 Ph. 5529 111 N. 9th St. Wo Glv S4tH Grtflfi Stomal Ph. 3445 Ph. 4672 LANGELL . fly COIU I.KAVITT Mr. and Mro, Elmer Barclay ond family, Lakevlnw, spent arvrral dnv Willi their parents thn Tom Wil sons and Br-rt Barclays, Mr. and Mm. lull Novntny enter tained a lew frleuda with a muni cal evening on July f. Those prea ml were; Mr. and Mm. Floyd Mee ker, Mr. Meeker Br, and Mr. and Mrn. Wilfred Noble. ItnfreHlimeMs were aerverl nl midnight. Mm. Man Oale and Mr. Ted Al berta made a trip tu Medlord nn Mnitduy. Mr. and Mra. J. E, House vif.lt ed Sunday afternoon with the La land Ihiri'lN. Mr. and Mra. Floyd Water and family, Chlco, are vinttlng hla aln tar, Mra, Charles Partridge, and liU mother, Mra. Orac-o niaser. Mr. and Mra. Irwin limine, Med ford, hpcnt the weekend of July U Willi hla brother. Elliott Honor. Charlotte Noble left Bulurday, July 13 for Sunt Mun'ca to visit I her tinier and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mm, Cecil nallr-rliia. Mr. and Mra. D. w. Frrgcrson and Cheryl Cohea "II of Hi'kera field are visiting thdr daughter, Mr. F. W, Brown and fnmilv. Mr. and Mra. M. B. Mlckelson, Portland, and Mist Helen M lc ki-1-son, Seattle, have returned home after vlalllng their nice. Mra. Louis Randall and tittnlly. Mrs. Olnl fivcimun and two houn. Bremerton, Wah., are now visit ing the Randalls. Mm. Rnndall and Mm. Hvenaon ale Hlfarri. The Luuuell Valley Champa In Ihe 4-H club, their lender, Martin Brown, and their parents all en Joyed a picnic at Mulone Umn, Hunday. July 13. Bontlnii, flrhlng and Kiitnea were enjoyed along with good food. Kev. and Mro. Gordon Ai.hbee and John have returned Irom sum mer school al Cove. They vlalted on Sunday evening v. Ith Mr. and Mra. Kllloll Houne. Friends are aorry to hoar thai tlio Athbees arc leaving for Lakeport, Calif., where he will be the vicar of St. John Episcopal Church. We all wish them well, but will miss thetn. Dorla Hodges and children, Tule lake, apent aeveral days with her parenta, Uie Lea Leavllta. Mr. and Mra. F. W. Brown and HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND EUGENE, ORE MEDFORD ThoroUKhly Modern Mr. and Mra. J. E. Earley and Joe Earley Proprietor. Shop Ortqon Woolen', JULY CLEARANCE for biq lovlneji n men's wear! NEED A TAXI? Phone 2-1234 Th JAYHAWK Soys .... THERE'S HONE "91" Oeton. Ethyl 31 JAYHAWK GAS 2135 South 6th -K6UIUU03 iu 04s 113 LADIES (And men, too) Z Z z u X o it z u Why stand in a hot kitchen eanninq fruits and vaqotobles? Come to the new custom cannery, you put your fruits or vegetables in tin cans and let up do the hot cooking ond messy clean up work. Brinq your friends along ond have a qab fest while spending 0 short time at the new . . . KLAMATH CANNING CO. 11th and Walnut Phone 2-2716 or 5374 -)( Custom Canning . . PROPANE. . Cooking Heating Refrigeration The Modern Fuel Water Heating Soft KUMATH Wedqewood Ranges Strvel Refrigerators OPEN SATURDAYS Plenty of Free Parking Main St. at Link River IF YOUR CREDIT'S GOOD . . . it's good with as! Painting -Body and Fender Work Motor Tune-up Anderson Auto Service 632 Walnut By tht Post Office VALLEY Martin wera ftmidey evenmic nup per Kuenta of Mr, and Mra. Lelund Harrla and Billy. Mr. and Mrn. Tex llltnon vlnlled Monday eveultiK, July 14, with Mr. uud Mra. BUI Burnett. Mra. BUI Bcln-iu k and aon. H' nt tle. are vlsltlnir her mother, Mra. Neva Ciroha, and her brother, Ned and Frank and their famlHei, and her alater. Mra, Johnnie Hellekion and fntnlly. The LhiikdII Vullry Wornr-n'a club are dlvlriK their monthly i t at the community hull, Hnitm.iv, July ID, with inuHlc by the Hmooih lea. Dancing alalia 9 p.m. I'HT; aupper wervi;d at rnldnlKht. Kvery one welcome. The Laniiell Valley Women dub will meet at the pariah hall Thurn dny, Juy 17, with Mrn. Luther No ble and Mra. Wilfred Noble en host een. A cordlul liivlliitlon la laaued to anyone Interested. C'artla will be played folloInK Ihe mi-i'tinn Mr. and Mra. O. C. Johnaon were dinner nueala at Ihe home ol their niece. Cora Lenvitt and fam ily, July 12. BONANZA By COIIA I.KAVIIT Mm. Nellie Halev, Klamath falls, apeni Inal witek with her aon Cecil lluley and family. Mr. and Mrr.. Jack Bradley and Betty Jo and John, Lnkeview, were dinner Huesla ol Mr. and Mm. Owen Pepple Thuraony. July 10 Bi tty Jo atayed over for a few days. Mnrlanna f'u.il.in" ll'tllel.son wanta to thank everyone who tup ported her ao well at the tryouu and the dance and ulho for the Kill, and money: everything waa much appreciated by Punkln, Mra. Nonle Pepple la vlaltlnn her niece Ruth Mullcnlx and her nephew Ralph Power and their famllle, at Chlco. Calif. Mr. aivl Mr. Owen Pepple and Mr. and Mra. Joe Horslcy, Mid land, were gueata at a turkey din ner at the home of Mr. and Mra. Ed Oowen, Klamath Falls, July 8. Mra. Bill Hnuae Is vlaiting at Biicramcnlo with her mother and other relatives. Mr. and Mra. Reg Thomas and family are spending a few day, al Cave Junction with her parenla the L. W. Monroes. Wilms Hubble has rr-tumed home after spending two weeks at San Francisco with her sister, Shirley Hubble. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Pepple and Belly Jo Bradley spent Friday eve ning, July 11. In Lamrcll Valley with the Les Leavltt famUy and Catherine Dearborn. Mr. and Mra. Jerry McCarUe went by plane to Portland for sev eral days. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Pepple took Pam to Portland last weekend for a medical checkup. Margie Brown and Betty Jones, both employed In Klamath Falls, apent the weekend wlU) their par ents. Mr. and Mra. Paul Monroe spent Wednesday afternoon visiting Mr. and Mrs. Owen Pepple. Mrs. Ernest Olvan and Nancy are visiting her aon, Dan and fam ily. Coqulllc, for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Frailer visit ed Mr. and Mrs. O. C; Johnson on Sunday, July 13. BETTER 6uiuud3 uicisnjf O c tv H O z z z o . Custom Canning )f Tractors Pumnina Power Plants Brooders Economical General Water Heaters Dearborn Heaters Phone 2-2541 ' Storaqe Tanks Furnished Bill Steppe, Mqr. ; Motor Overhauling , Clutch - Transmis sion and Radiator ' Repairs. TOP SALESMAN Warren Rock Iteftl hat been declared the top Dodge salosman in the Northwest in garages of compar able size to the Dugan and Mest firm here. Reading the good news with Rock ere his bosses, Bob Mest (center) and George Dugan I right I. Rock and his wife ere to have a free trip to Detroit as guests of the Dodge Division of the Chrysler Corporation. orv iSa3Sa. i ... fJ, f - It'll i U ,-6' . i ffrffHll: ' r FOR A SMALL FAMILY, this house with two bedrooms on the main floor has en expansion attic with space for t large future bedroom to accommodate family growth. The house covers only 833 square feet without garage and in simple rectangular shape it should be economical to build. Porch end garage give the house a long and rambling appearance. It is planned with a full basement with stairs convenient to service entrance and kitchen. This is Plan 1504 by William G. Chirgotis, architect, 968 Stuyvesant Ave., Union, N J. FORT ROCK , I rJ By ROBERTA McGKB Fort Rock residents seem to have a painting and remodeling bug. It bit the Leon Gilder's who made an addition to the main house and PRinted inside and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Branch and Mr. and Mrs. Jess Miles are having a concern put abestos shingles and new roofs and paint jobs on their houses. Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Pitcher are putting abestos shingles and a new roof on their homo and the Fort Rock Store has been painted inside and outside. Art rtalcy Is helping Bclbcrt Ruth erford with the outside painting. The ' Grange ' hall made some chnnges and now has a small ante room off the main hall. John Ran som Is repairing the sag in his roof and is also painting the root. Donald McGee and Burton Brown made a business trip to Klamath Falls July 7-8. Kinlo Stelglcder left for Port, land July 8 where ha will receive a medical check-up at the Vet erans Hospitnl. Mr. and Mrs. Howard McGce and family made a business trip to Lakeview July 12. The Youth Committee met at Harold Miles July 11. An election was held and Fern Pitcher was elected president. Fred Kaley, secretary, and Hnrold Miles; trcasr urer,' i . " ' ' : Hazel Ward 'was present At, Hie Youth Committee's mectlno. that and told the group what she had learned at the State Grange as she had attended one of -the Youth conference's and was. able to give the youth's the pointers to help make their project's a success. Mrs. Leonard Pitcher and Owen were business visitors in Bend and Prlnevlllo July 13. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Nick Klerk from July 1 to 12 were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sellers and young gt nnd son Gary Epperly of Salem. The Sellers are good friends of Mr, and Mrs. Klerk. Mrs. Lona Gray and her sister Corlne Brndwny of California, spent the weekend visiting with Mr. and Mrs, Joe Stltz. I t Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth . Fox of Portland were guests at the Horse ranch Lodge July 13. , Judge Farrcll of Lakeview was a dinner guest at the Horse Ranch from July 7 to 12, wore Mr. and Lodge Jully 11. The Fort Rock 4-H croup Is plan ning a cake walk, Saturday- eve ning, August. IB, . at uie urnnge Is to raise money to purchase nn American flasr and a 4-H flag. There Is also going to bo a pro gram. The pttnito is coraiauy in. vlted to attend. mi W ' i 'tv HP ,';?' .n pianiso: By MRS. J. M. KENDALL The bright red airplane, a four place Belanca, usually seen on the Bly air field, is Owned by Mr. G. E. March, one of the partners oi me my Logging uo., recently purchased from Fouts Logging Co. Mr. and Mrs. March are making their home in Bly at the present time. They have a daughter, Karen and a small son Patrick. Other partners of the Bly Logging Co. are Mr. March's father G. U, March and E. M. Henderson. The new Oregon State Highway storage shed is about completed and will be ready for occupancy any day, according to Bly section ioreman, urn urannam. The new bulldlnc coiner nn nn the Henry Gerber place Is also a nmciiinery snea. Weyerhaeuser Camp V worklnc i i.iii...i,. : - Biy .z 'C In the Flshhole section will have sixty-five to seventy men em-1 ployed by the first of next week. They expect to be working at Fish hole for approximately three months. The Bly Methodist Ladies' Aid met at the home of Mrs. Merle Joneschiet, Wednesday afternoon, I July 16. The women are busy on a crocheted tablecloth for the annual baiaar. Mrs.- C. A, Chase Is home from a five week visit with her family at Des Moines, Iowa. The Chase boys, Carson and Steven, accom panied their mother. Mr. and Mrs. George Fullerton and son, David, will be living In Bly for the summer. They have rented the Wlnnlngham house. Doris and Clifford McDonald are guests of Harold Winfield and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Winfield. They are from Bend. , Marilyn and Vernon Rentle are visiting their uncle, aunt and cousins, the V. L. Rentle family. Irma Cambron, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cambron, is ex pected home for the remainder of the summer this week. She has completed her entrance exams at Sacramento Jr. . College.- Five Bly youngsters leave for 4-H summer camp on Sunday. They are; Jimmy Leatherwood, Tuck Kendall, Jo Patske, Jo Campbell and Deborah Kendall.. ' Mrs, Dave Campbell, Mrs. Wal ter Campbell, Barbara and Jo Campbell left for Seaside, Sunday. This week they will visit the C. A. Smith family at Brookings and the Harry Bohoenberg family at Med ford. The Rev. Richard letaub la ex pected to return to the pulpit, Sun- 1 Br MYRTLE WIMKR Mr. and Mrs. Raymond S. Looa- ley received word last week their son-in-law. Jav Hughes, had been canrxj to foriiaiid oy newn ol me critical condition of hit step-father. Letter Vaughan. who during Uie past two yeare has undergone a aeries ol operations lor cancer and Is now a patient at the Veterans' hospital In Portland. Well-known in logging circle, In Klamath coun ty. Vaughan la (9 yeara old and was a resident of Chlloquln for several years until he and hi wife moved aeven yeara ago to Prlne vllle. Both Mr. and Mrs. Vaughan and their family are well-known In Fort Klamath. Mrs. Vauchan hav ing operated a beauty "hop in onllMjuIn lor aome time, with many local women numbered among her Datroni. Bha ha been In Portland with her husband and was joined last week bv her dauoh tr Lvdia and son. Jay Hughes, who Is forest ranger at Rager station. 14 miles from Paulina Lake, where he makes his home with hla wife (the former Marie xKuieyi ana ineir mree small children. Mr,. Robert E. Gorden arrived at Klamath Falls. Sunday. July 8. aboard a plane on the return trlD from Peoria. 111., where she visited for five weeks with her son-in-law, daughter and two grandsons. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Jockish and children. She was accompanied from Peoria uy one oi ner grandsons, 'lu-year- old Gorden Jockish. who will spend me summer vacation here with hla grandparent at their home at the Seth Dixon 7-mlle ranch west of here. Gorden Is a long-time ranch employe of Dixon. After sleyinc overaleht at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Engle. Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Hatch left Monday morning for their home in Los Angeles. Mra. Hatch it a sister of Engle. She and her husband had been visiting other relatives in Portland for some time previous to their stopoff here on we return trip south. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Halford were called to Malin. Saturday. July S. bv news of the death of John L. Bailey, who was a close friend of the Halford family during their residence at Malin. They re turned home Sunday, their four sons being cared for during their, absence by Halford's sister. Mrs. William Herbert, who with her husband Is visiting at the Halford nome from aoutnern California. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor and Mr. and Mra. John Mullanix spent a week, on a delightful trip to the Oregon coast. They returned Bun day, July 6, to be on hand for the resumption of logging Monday morning bv the Modoc Lumber Co. at its Seven Mile division wood operations where the two men are employed as timber fauers. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wimer spent the week's logging shutdown at their home In Medford. returning Sunday evening to Fort Klamath. He is working as truckdriver for the Modoc Lumber Company on the log haul from the site of log ging operations to the sawmill is Klamath Falls. Hailing from Wllmer. Minn., Mr. and Mrs. Shir) Randall and daugh ter Geraldlne arrived here last week for a few days visit at Uie home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ed wards. Randall and Mrs. Edwards are cousins, and during the east erner'a stay they . were taken on trips to various point of scenic interest in this vicinity, including the local attraction, beautiful Cra ter Lake. Wisconsin residents coming here. Monday. July 6, to visit former Wisconslnites, Mr, and Mrs. Mar vin Boeder and sons, were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Roemke of Wausau, Wis, old home of the Roeder family before they moved west; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Casper son, and Mrs. Mavme Redetzke. an oi stratiora. wis. ine party had been visiting in San Diego with other former residents of Wis consin. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hlen and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shope, and after staying here overnight as house guests of the Roeders, they left Tuesday for their homes In Wisconsin via the northern route. Visitors last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McAuliffe and children were her cousin and his wife. Mr. and Mra. Allen W. Steel Jr., Seattle, Wash. After spending the 4th of July holidays at the William Zumbrun ranch, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Zum brun returned home Monday. July 7, to Cave Junction, accompanied by their son Billie, who had been staving for the past two weeks with his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. William Zumbrun. Mrs. Fred Brown of Crystal will soon be able to be up and around again following an enforced stay in bed for the oast month as the result of a severe spinal injury re ceived In a mishap at her home at the Brown ranch. Little Lee Danforth. Klamath Fails, spent a few days with his By ROBERTA DEWEY An organizational meeting was held at the recreation hall Mon day evening to make plans for the visit of the portable chest X-ray unit, which is scheduled to be in Merrill July 31 ana August l. The unit, housed in a school bus, will set up on Front Street, if possible. Hours are, on July 31, from 2 to 7 p.m. PST, and on August 1, from 11 to e pjn PST. i - Workers assisting with the pro ject will make house-to-house calls to acquaint residents wltn the pur pose oi uie x-rays. Ail adults and those children who are at least IS years of age or a high school stu dent are eligible. Mrs. Eric Majors, Klamath Falls, executive secretary of the Klam- ath county Health and tb Associa tlon. and Bertha Parkhurst from the state board of health in Port land, explained the program, and gave instructions to the workers present. Local women at the meeting were: Mrs, ram Lewis, tne cnair- man, Mrs. W. O. Brlckner; Mrs, R. E. West, Grace White. Mrs. Warren Fruits, Lena Buck, Mrs. John Stolt, Mrs. Wendell Moore, Mrs. Robert Merilees, Mrs. Frank Hunnicutt, Mrs, James Kirby, Mrs Myrtle Davis, Mrs, John Kirby Jr., Mrs. Jerry Ahem, Mrs, Jack Wy- nant, Mrs, Allan Bryngeison, Mrs, L. C. Fleck, Mrs. Ralph Swisher, Mrs. W. D. Van Cleave and Mrs. Delia Hodges. day, July 30.' at the OMA Chapel of Bly. The Rev. Staub Underwent surgery at Kiamatn vauey hospi tal. Charles Dishno leaves July 18 for Kings Canyon National Park wnere ne win vacation wun ms father until school starts. Miss Carol Stanley Is visiting her cousins Leanna and Marlene Nixon. Carol lives at Pays Creek, Ore. FORT KLAMATH i grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Fran- cis D. Brown, at their Crystal Ranch, while his mother, Mrs, F. J. Danforth, Klamath Falls, was enloylng a trip to Diamond Lake and on to the Oregon Coast. On Saturdv. Mrs. Danforth cam for her little son, accompanied by her husband, who la employed by Copco at Tokctee Falls near Dia mond Lake. Joan Looslev returned last Wed. nesdnv from Santa Catallna Island, KKjnicu on mu ijos Aiigciea cnru.1. where she attended the two-weeks' Intcr-Varalty religious conference, Joan Is secretary of the organisa tion at Oregon State College, Cor vallls. and while In southern Cal ifornia, enjoyed visiting at Santa Monica Willi her great-uncle and great-aunt. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. i Ben i Loosley. pioneer ranchers ot Ihe Wood River Valley, now re tired and living at Santa Monica with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrt. Krlon J. Hallenbach, Due to the fact that the Klamath Falls Camera Club Is holding a Picnic at Jackson F. Kimball Park, Sunday, July 20. the community picnic and turkey shoot, to be sponsore.i by the C. I. Club at the aame place ori the tame date, has been postponed until the follow ing eundav. July 27. Mrt. Olaf Ericksen went to Klamath Falls on Friday with her daughter. Mrs. Leonard Beem. and returned Sunday to her home at the Modoc Lumber Co. camp at Seven Mile, Accompanying Mrs. Ericksen here for the dav wcro her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Beem, and Mr. and Mrs. Lino Andreatta. all of Klamath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Ericksen were hosts to the visitors at a turkey dinner at the Ericksen home late Sunday evening, after men of the party had enjoyed a day of successful fishing in nearby oeven Miie creek. Sunday dinner truest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Boeder and sons were her father. Charles J. Bricco. Fort Klamath: her brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bricco and small son Terry. Klamath Falls. Visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs. Wilbur Hescock and family, Sunday. July 13. were Mr. and Mrs. Jess B. Matthews, their four children, end Mrs. Matthew's moth er. Mrs. Frances Brandenburg. Mrs. Matthews and Mrs. Branden berg are stepsister and stepmother, respectively, of Mrs. Hescock. The hectic 4th of Julv weekend Ik over, but the holiday rush ef tour ists is sun in lull swing through Fort Klamath. Travelers come from everywhere, mostly enroute to Crater Lake, with California li censes predominating by, a large majority on cars passing through, and stopping here. On Sunday, July 13. Robert M. Bear Jr.. Hanover. New Hamnshlre. RtAnned here on his way to Crater Lake part, where he will be employed on the summer fire patrol crew. He hi a student at .Dartmouth College. He made the1 long trip west to work in the park during the vacation months. With perfect summer weather prevailing, the regular monthly meeting of Fort Klamath scout pack 34 was held Friday. 7 p.m. (PST) at the lovely Jackson F. Kimball Park, located, at the head of Wood River. Following a busi ness meeting, a wiener roast was enjoyed, the evening spent outdoors proving so popular that It was de cided to have a repeat Derformance for the next regular scout paclc meeting, -which will be held Fri day evening;. August 8, at the same hour and same spot. There will aiso oe a wiener roast., as oeiore. those attending are asked to bring wieners and buns, collee win be furnished by the Scoutmaster and Mrs. Frank Strahan. In addition to scoutmaster Stra han, other local leaders present at the meeting Included: cubmaster, Joseph Halford. assistant cubmas ter. Bert Gray, and institutional representative. Don Veatch. Faui momas. 12-year-old son or Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thomas, was released Saturday aiternoon. July 12. from Klamath Valley Hospital, Klamath Falls, where he had been gravely ill since his admission on the previous Tuesday. Paul was stricken with a baffling illness which doctors have so far been unable to diagnose. He Is still very weak as a result of abnor mally high temperatures which ac companied the puzzling attack. Fur ther tests have been taken and the results will be known Monday of this week. The lad is staying for time with relatives in Klamath Falls, his mother and father have been constantly at his bedside dur ing his serious illness. Three women who live In Fort Klamath and whose husbands are employed as timber fauers in the woods near Lakeview decided to change the usual routine whereby the man came home here for the weekend, and left Friday evening to spend Saturday and Sunday with them at their place of employ ment. Making the trip by car were Mrs. Kooert Kictenour. ner daugh ter Kathy and son Ronnie, Mrs. Gall Culver and her two little ones, daughter Judy and son Dan ny, ana Mrs. wuuam itraenour. The group returned Sunday eve ning here. Legal Notice NOTICE OF FILING APPLICATION FOR CHANGE IN POINT OF DIVERSION OF WATER Notice Is Ktvort hereby that Roy T. and Margaret Anne Whitlatch have filed an application In th- nflca ot Chu. - E. Strickltn. State Engineer, for the approval of a change In point of diversion of water from Lost River. In the .dedication proceedings de termining th. relative rights, to the use of the waters of Lost River and It. tributaries . water right waa . adjudi cated In the name of Francis J. Bowne, for the Irrigation of, among other land. 1.8 acres In NW'i NWV,, :3.1 acres in SW', NW"., 11 acres In SKI'. NW'l, 10 serfs In NE', SW'i, 38 acre, in NWV, SWV and 15. acres In SWV. SVtY,, Sec, 17. nd 21.S acrea In NE", NEV., 37.7 acres In NW', NE',, .H acres in SW, NBV4 3B acres In SEV, NEV,, 11.1 acres In NE'. SE".. 37.S acre. In NWV, SEV and 38.7 acre. In SEV, SEV,, Section 18 T. 39 S R. 11 E., W. M.. from Lost River, with a date of priority of lfma. These land. are irrigated thru the Bowne ditch, tlio Etolnt ol diversion or Mia aucn ocina ocated S. 31 degrees S Mln. east 3737.4 ft. frntn th- N V- enr. Sec. 17. and be ing within the SEV, NE",. Hid See. 17. T. 39 S., H. 11 n., W M. Roy T. and Margaret Ann Whitlatch owner, of the land above described, propose to lrrigat. .aid land by meant of a pumping plant, tha point of diver sion of said pumping plant to be located N. 34 degrees IV. mln. east 614.6 ft. frnm the SW cor. of Sec. 17 and being. within th. SW". SWC. said Seo. 17, T. 30 S.. R. 11 K.. W. M Alt person. Interested are notified -hereby that ,a hearing wtll be held at the county court house In Klamath Falls. Or. on September 4, ins? at 10:00 a.m. All objections to the pro- Kosed change, If any there are. will s heard at Mid time and pl.c. Any objections shall be prepared In writ ing, one copy to bo Mrved on Roy T. and Margaret Anne Whitlatch, Ri. 3. Box 7S3 A, Klamath Falls - Or.,, and on. copy ftl.d with the State Engineer, Salem, Ore., together with a S3 filing fee, al least 10 day. prior to th. dato set for hearing. It no oblactlons era filed, such change may bo approvad by th. Stat Engineer without a boar- '"Sated at Salem, Org. this 7th day of July. 13.U. Chas. E. strlcklla, Stat laftnoer J-ll-tS-33 No. S7 . '.