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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 25, 1952)
EPFl Meet Your Herald and News Correspondent - t Ktotth Full, 0r9 rv I t h r o u q h tot eountrytida. 'Jr .1 i -irn-'- 'iff est ly"''?1 .vrOTn-s'vy'is :.. By MIUY RAMSBY ". . , Y'know Irvin farh in Nw Pino Crok?" We tknd in Laviw. "Know IRVIN PARIS?" "Ho IS Now Pino Crook!" This, in reUronco to the Herold and Nowi corretpondtnt, wo wore en routo to intorviow. He wot until then, e by lino . , . dateline , . . tido rood in print, to to ipeak , . . but 20 minute later over a surprisingly smooth stretch of macadam, we ware warmly greeted by Irvin and nil wife Buna. Wo had discovered another "Abou Ben Adam," and felt that Abou'i creator, Leigh Hunt, could have had in mind this businessman correspondent, when he wrote the following over 100 years ago . . . "Every man who has a right sense of business . , . hot a respect for all things apart from it; because business with him it not a mind less and merely instinctive industry . . , but an exercise of facilities congenial with the other powers of' the human being, and all working to the same social end." Which epitomizes what we found in New Pine Creek. This is the first In a series of, "Meet Ynur Hnrald and News Correspondent," more about him and the people he writes of will appear later. A trip there, 'to tee for yourself," will be well worthwhile. ',: . THIS IS Nvw Pino Cuck In this foreground roaring nvcr. but d pl!l)n murmur N THIS IS the correspondent from Now Pine Creek . . . He's not too biq or loud, either, but hit cheerful chuckle, after you've heard it, is a nostalgic murmur in your memory. It Happened This Way L - New Pine Creek $4 K, '' '' ''A ' ' yirr. ' .--"-'iti.-' ; A SHARP SHOPKEEPER ... and Mrs. Phil Quinsberry'":. shopping incog from Lakoview . . . you'd never guess it is Deiia. She's protesting that she "just wants some star snark- lers tor the 4th .. . not tne wJr3J MUSIC? . . . We furnish it! Part of the family orchestra, Kolton Vincent, steel guitar, his wife, Susan Paris Vincent, piano, and Irvin, fiddlo. Bob. Kolfon's younger brother, not in picture, drums, and' son Robert Faris shown in pickup, plays saxophone, and drums, also we discovered he's good on the piano . . . so for lively entertainment, visit Now Pine Creek.-' "THE BOSS" . . . BUNA FARIS . . . Postmastor of New Pine Creek, and her "assistant." After meeting hor, it it obvious why some of the mail she sorts Is her own "fan" mail. t- r j 1 .- i tw MaSU ROBERT FARIS r . . In front of 'the .motel owned by-hit parents . . He's a helping hand in the Faris operations. tit FQRIS II I if El i 1 IN THE BACKGROUND . . the two younger Faris children, Janet and Don . . . bouncing with enorgy most of the time, and already a "big help."" is BAMBI , . . and couple of old friends '. . . the Lee Bernards . . . who take care of hor when the Art Lenkeits, hor owners, are away. If you think you see a deer napping .on the Lenkeit davenport . . . you do . . . tor her homo overlooks the meadow shown in the pic turo at the top of the page .- . . it's not IN it. 1 - - . f.v' ' mwi&w " ' , I . " . I . " , .'.., , - I I ' ' ' t ' 1 1 ; ' - rf l- ni tv' ft 7 .s' MAYBE PHIL'S WIFE . . . wasn't too .ro-; captive ... but Phil teems to love "getting ; the works!" . . . Yepl Irvin'l ALSO licensed barber! V-'
