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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOURTEEN SATURDAY. AUGUST 11 M HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON It Happened This Way in New Pine Creek Bv IRVIN FARIS A brand new matrimonial knot was tied last Saturday afternoon. Aug. 16 away down yonder In BDarks. Mev. But the Drlncipals In volved were from right around here close like. Miss Donna Mar tin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Martin of Willow Ranch, and Bart Scrlvner. son of Mr. and Mrs. cuff Scrlvner of new rine Creek were Joined In marriage by District Judge Taper, at the ranch home of the bridegroom's aunt. Mrs. Charley odpio at sparKs. One good turn deserves another so as Bart was best man for Eugene Ross not so many months ago. Eugene and his young bride. as matron of honor, attended the wedding along with Bart a parents; his sister. Ladene. Mr. and Mrs. Martin and Mr. Marlins mother all of whom wer present at the ceremony and enjoyed a very won derful turkey wedding dinner. everyone "lanced turkey"! The entire wedding party made an over-night stay at the impres sive Opplo Ranch and had a grand time. The newlv weds returned via the beautiful Feather River route which added new scenery to the trip. Mr. and Mrs. Bart Scrlvner have a house at Willow Ranch where Bart is employed at the mill and there they will make their home. Vive! .the newlyweds! Around and around they go and the capers they cut are not exactly slow! Those guys are members of the local square dance team. Can't you Just see 'em gracing their steps to the good old folk tunes our grandparents used to frolic to prenaratorv to this Saturday night? Then they will enter the Square Dance contest at the football field in Lakeview when e, local gal Miss Anna Mae Fisher will be crowned "Queen of the Lakeview Roundup!" This should be good! It is un derstood there will be square dance teams competing from not only all around the valley but also from Alturas and other towns outside the valley. Mrs. Velma Newcombe of Lakeview Is chairman of this event and she is being assisted locally by Mrs. Amy Cloud. The group started practicing- last week and it is at it strong again this week. Mrs. Hazel Sanford was admitted to the Lake County Hospital last Thursday where she underwent major surgery. She is convalescing nicely from the operation and Is EASTSIDE By MRS. MERLE ONE1X, The following relatives enjoyed last Sunday when they spend the day picnicking together at Dog Lake: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lightle and daughter Darlene. Mr. and Mrs. Shelvia Lightle, Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Danforth, Mrs. Paul Meeh and children. They spent a most enjoyable day and upon their ar rival home was surprised to find Mr. Paul Meeh had arrived while they were away. Mr. Meeh left Yuma, Arts., the last of the week and planned to take his wife and children home, as they had spent several weeks with relatives here, however, about 400 miles this side of Yuma, he was hit by a large truck which demolished his car. Fortunately, Mr. Meeh suffered only slight bruises, and traveled on by bus arriving at the Walt Lightle on Sunday. The Meehs left Wednes day by bus for their borne in Yuma. Mr. and Mrs. Truman Eartaog enjoyed a visit over the weekend from her brother and his wife. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Btombaugh, Santa Rosa. While they wera her. thev visited another sister, at the Jim Wakefield home at Warner They left Monday, as Mr. Stombaugh had to be back to his place of Business, ne operates a service i station at Santa Rosa. Ray Kerr was calling at the Mc- uuiiin rancn tne iirst of the week, irom nis rancn in the Id she dis , trict. Mrs. Leone Kelso and daughter motored to Alturas, Saturday eve ning wuere uiey enjoyed viewing the fire works. Mr. and Mrs. Will Vernon mo tored to Burnt creek on Sunday ' afternoon. The Roche Allard family mo- wcu tu jiniiiaw r-aus on business one day last week. - Ivy Nelson attended the style revue practice at the high school gymnasium on Saturday afternoon. The girls are holding their no tice each week in preparation for the style revue at the fair. Mrs. Verne Morris visited at the Clara Baxter home on Friday after noon. Mrs. Delpha Nelson and daugh ter Ivy, attended the stock judging tour which was held on Sunday iKiuuuu. iney juagea sneep at the Andy Hill ranch, hogs at both the Ray Kerr ranch in the Idaho district and the Cecil Swingle 1 uuuij til ijaaeview. ivy was one of the participating judges, in the tour. This affair is being sponsored by the 20-40 farmers group. Mr, and Mrs. Everet Edea and children Alta Faye, WaUy and Ronny, of Turlock, Calif., were houseguesta at the Clayton Brad ley ranch several days of last week. Mr. Edeal Is Mrs. Bradley's prouier. ine jaeais recently naa reason to be proud of their son Who took a number of honor at the Stanislaus County fair which was neia bi ruriocic wany Edeal, who is 16-years-old, was awarded the grand champion prize on his FFA black Angus steer, first prise on nis aaanie norse in me jfingllsn riding class, and the best prize for the all around horsemanshln. Wally Is now eligible to compete in tne state iair, wnicn will be held in the near future. Sunday dinner guests of the Merle O'Neils were Mr. and Mrs. Lee O'Nell and' children. Johnnv. Tfr-lr onrl 73nfrh rVT.aarv T.,t,a4aw Mr. and Mrs. Neal Elliott camped out last weekend at Deep ireeic. Mr. and Mrs. Gall Bents and daughters, Oregon City, visited this weekend with friends at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James 8nv der and family. They left Sunday oy way oi tueaiora. Earl Cox, Lakeview, Is reported to be getting along fine following his release from the Lakeview hos pital. Earl was Injured when- he ran a power saw into his hand at one of the local mills where he Is employed. His wife Is em ployed at the home of Mrs. Tru man Hartzog. . Mrs, Beth Ayoutt and daughter, Gloria, accompanied by Carol Mc Cain of New Pine Creek, called at the home of Mrs neinh. M.i.nn on Friday afternoon. Mrs. AyeOtt inwe oi inrs. neison. expected to be home soon. Mrs. Nada Fox waa brought home from the hospital last Fri day and although she lost con siderable weight Is able to be up ana arouna now. Wade Thompson has recently covered his house with green snases ana now nas nis place look tag quite snaiay. A little personal priae in one s abode works won- ders In the general appearance of the town and 'tis good to see these improvements. An old house re dressed with attractive shakes Is not only made warmer but like everything else with a new dress prettier! Mr. and Mrs. Mike Capik of David Creek were up last Sun day and spent the afternoon with Air. and Mrs. byivester Uallaghei The Youth Club meeting of Aug. 14. was called to order by Acting Pres. Harvey McLaln. Minutes of the previous meeting were read by Acting Sec. Ladene Scrlvner and approved. The roll call was taken with 13 members present There was no new bunlsess so the meeting was adjourned. A social hour of square dancing followed tne Business meeting. Those present were: Nelda Thompson. Ladene Scrlvner. Har vey McLaln. Mona McClaln. Carol MCL.aui, jonnny smith. David Smith. Nell Perry. Leeta Perrv, Robert Farts. Sylvia McManus Gene McManus. and Millie Mc Laughlin, chaperone. iTiose who came later were Fred Taylor, Bill Myrick. Doug oiang, Amv uioua. uarrou uiotid. Lee McClaln. Forrest Wood. George Carleton and Kenneth But ler. Last Sunday Mrs. Velma New- combe took her mother. Mrs. Clara Cloud to Big Bend Springs partly lor the trip and partly to try out uie mineral water Dams to see u they would pep up the general neaun a oil. Accompanying the two were Mrs. Neva Morton and son Jimmy. Eugene, and Ranv and Kicnara Cloud. Mrs- Mayme Bryan, of Medford arrived Monday for a few weeks visit here with her mother, Mrs, A. H. Daugherty and other rela tives, including her sister Mrs Ed Hartsog. She came down bv bus from Hermlston. Ore., where she had spent a week visiting her granddaughter. Mrs. Betty Mar- snail, ner nusoand. Ted Marshall is a "favorite nephew" of the noted author and ftrtinnlct ithi. son Marshall, who teaches music at Hermlston High School and has' cnarge or tne town band. This ona oj uie way, nas taken sev eral firsts in Stat mmtuHHM nermuion is located lust a few miles irom tne McNarv dam the Columbia River and is credited at present as being one of the ami growing cities in tne state. Nearing completion there is th. new million dollar Hermlston hlo-h school building that will be one of me finest edifices of its kind In the state. I'm Just darn near ready to go to Hermlston right now just i or a ioo-see ana a visit. By DARLENE WOLFF Thinking of a strenuous dav of activity? Youll have to flmire some to neat tne day Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wilke and Lloyd Peters had recently when they climbed down the Crater Lake rim, caught a limit and struggled back up the Mciuciniuug incline. The LJoud. Peter, had had enm. pany that week. too. ml mi rut frnm Downey, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Sid ney Stevens ana aarv u Is a girl for the Gouthler fam ilythe third girl. She was named Be mice but will be called Bunny. The ten no under her mother from Klamath Valley - - wc am oniy two older sisters but six big brothers. Mrs. Gouthler had been guest of honor at a neighborhood shower given for her recently by Mrs. Lloyd Peters and Mrs. Todd Deffenbacher at the ireuenoacner home. The Lorenz cabins are facing the highway with a new roofing and hjw paint job. On up the street to the corner the burned? out Hes Jig building owned by M. F. Kel ler of Portland has been cleared of all rubble and Is being re-roofed prior to being put up for sale. A. L. Keeler has been in rrwin. quin irom rortiand and overseeing wwuuij Mia repair JO OS. Overnight guests at the Gerry Wolff residence last week were Mrs. Richard A. Kahn, Barbara ovepnen of Ban Rafael, Calif., who had been vi.ltlno- riatiu. in Eugene and Seattle. Durtnv th.ir uacocc nann naa flown to Lot Angeles, boarded a friend's fifty foot sailboat and enjoyed a fish ing trlD OUt nast Carolina iivl n to San Francisco Bay. Susan Marie Is the new daughter of the Louis Bickers family. She arrived August 1, on the third floor at Klamath Valley hospital. At the same time the young lady's ma ternal grandfather, W. J. Dubois, was on the second floor rer-nvarin.. from a severe injury to his upper arm, cut on the saw at the mill two nights previously. Mr. and Mrs. James Rodgers of Cottonwood, Calif, were overnight visitors at ner parents' nome, the Roy Glengers. on Thurnrlav and Fri day. This coming week Rodgers plans a trip to Moscow, Idaho and If everything goes as exnerterl (ho couple will move there the middle of September, where Jim will at- vena ine university of Idaho. In cidentally, a mssage must be sent to the stork, who had scheduled a visit to Cottonwood in February and must now be re.rnnu.,4 T1a. ,no. ... , By Mrs. JOE HAIsillBrir Malln'a Little International Una. swes onow win ne neid this year, Saturday afternoon. Ana-. M n m at the Orade School yard Beef stock of both 4-H mil tttpa members will be Judged and prizes, furnished by the Malln nhimh., of Commerce will be awarded to each group. The Malln Fire Department were called out Sunday afternoon, Aug. 17,. to put out a fire at the City Dump Grounds, which had o-nttor, out of. control and threatened fields nearby. Cub Scouts of Pack 33 accom panied by members of the Cub Scout committee left Sunday morn ing for an overnight nutlna- at Med. iclne Lake. i- . lr 'ill i K f ! Sm'.1 M.'DWIJT LASS-Mar,L Marten of Des Molr.ee, drum major of Inlvenlty of Iowa aU-tirl kaa4 vtslttaf London, chats with a police sergeant as Londoners lock o.' r-y.-:-v - 3h L. , FOR CHURCHILL Feur black swans from Aastralla's South Perth Zoo are eoroote' to Winston Churchill to replace ethers killed by marauding foxes oa the British Fremier't estate. F-r-W.-Jup ,,,111 y,,, K.. .fX r r,J "k -a a-t ' ' mM ;; SEA Mary Lois Thornhlll, of Winter Haven, ris., world junior girls' water ski ehamp. trains for womea'a title m national loaniaraent, Aug. 15-17 at Madison, Wis. RSStTTJ T TPf tv . wi. - 1 1 M L. 5. i .? 'II I sJU00iizJ fWV OPEN-AIR DRAMA Players In roles of MephWe,' Faosttis and Marguerite rehearse seene ef "Doctor FaMtas" arc seated on steps ef MJcbad Chveb, StawaeMseh Hall, Gemany. Hop Growers Want Support PORTLAND 11 Oregon hon growers want price supports to re turn for. their crops. The state hop growers committee asked the government Friday to substitute the price suDDort nro. gram for the present hop market ing agreement system. The com mittee suggested the price should oe 70 per cent of parity. Growers said brewers' are reluc tant to buy the 1952 cron. and prices have dropped seriously. . .vim: Former VFW Chief Dies ' PORTLAND lB Johnny Walker Jones, 62, former atate commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, died of a heart ailment at bis home In Milwaukle Friday. He Is survived by the widow- and two ons, Allan of Milwaukle and John Walker Jr., Salem; and a sister in Mllwauke. Funeral serv ices will be held In Milwaukle at 3 p.m. Monday. . . Art-Metal Office Equipment Costa No More Own The Best. Voit ht'a Pioneer Office Supply. 6 Mala. FORT By ROBERTA MoGKK There will be an REA Telephone meeting held here Wednesday, Aug. 31, I p. m. PST at the Fort Hock Grange Hall. The meeting will start on time. There will also be applications distributed to sign up lor the telephone, Friday night, August It, t p. m. over 100 guests witnessed the mar riage of Miss Bemle Suit of Bend, to Richard Brown of Fort Rock, here at the Fort Rock Orange Hall. Their marriage Is the first one ever to lake place at the hall and It waa the most outstanding social event of many seasons. The brides uncle O. J, Monett of Bend gave the bride away. The bride wore a full skirted, street length, blue tatleta frock with a pale blue lace cape, her corsage was of pink roses and her pearl choker was somedung borrowed. The maid of honor, Miss Fern Pitcher, wore a pale blue organdy street length frock and her corsage was of pink carnations. The best man waa Burton Brown, brother of the groom. Uslirra were J tin saxton and Marvin Knlow. The brldea aunt, Mrs. O. J. Mo nett, chose a brown checked dress with rhlnestone trim and the groom's sister. Mrs. James Grif fiths, Redmond, chose a navy blue dress with pink trim. Their cor sages were both white carnations. The Rev. D. L. Penhollow of the LANGELL VALLEY By CORA LKAV1TT Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Fiuhugh and grandson Delbert Fltshugh, Mnlln, spent several days camping at Sy can Marsh. Mrs. Catherine Stewart and chil dren. Phoenix, Arts., spent Uie weekend with her brother Bill Bur nett and family Mr. and Mrs. Rustuin Roy are hara from Rial- f-.il 1 - it- In Pamt.ul. ,.-,. .ni.. h i.ih.r 11-rra Martin, and Mrs. Martin and Bob - by. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Moxli-y, Bish op, Caltf., spent several days with her brother, Charles Partridge and family, Luther Noble has returned from Klamath Valley Hospital where he had his appendix removed. Mary Jo DeBel la spending two weeks In Portland with relatives and friends. The Rev. and Mrs. Carl Gross and family have moved here from Bend, recently from Pennsylvania, He is the new vicar of St. Barna bas Church. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bennett and Ed Morris. Cottage Orove, visited Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Morris last week and took Tommy and Billy Morris back with them for a few weeks. Mrs. Russell weimer and Bar bara, Riddle, spent several daya with the Jack welmers. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Davis and son, St. Joseph, Missouri, spent a week with his brother, Ray Davis and other relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith Jr. and family spent 8unday at Mac Doel with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Par sons. Catherine Heualen la here from Eugene visiting her ather Travis Heusten and family. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie McCall and daughter, Sweetbome. spent sever al daya with Mr. and Mrs. Elliott House. Mr. and Mrs. Don Ross and sons, Klamath Falls, were also visitors. They all went to Bly to visit the House Brothers and their families. Mrs: Bill Burnett has been very HI. She is spending a few daya In Klamath Falls recuperating at the home of her sister, Mrs. Warner Fett. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Fhanton and children, Torrence, Calif., are vis iting her sister, Mrs. Keith Rice and family. Mr- and Mrs. Vincent Carter and aon, Roseburg, were also visitors at the Rice Home. Henry Oraves has returned home after spending several weeks with relatives and frienda In Minnesota and Iowa. Mary Jo Oraves who is employed in Klamath Falls spent last weekend with her parents the Xrneat Oraves. Harry Larson. Aihland, spent Thursday with the I.B. Morris fam ily. . Nelda Hale. Bonanza, spent the weekend with Catherine Dearborn. Maria and Monte Burnett are spending a few days at Tulelake with the Ray Marcnants wnue tneir mower is 111. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Derry. Malln, visited at the George Fernlund home Sunday evening. The Langeu vauey women s ciuo will meet at the home of Winona Faulstlch. Aug. 31, with Stella DeBel co-hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Martin apent last weekend at Cottage Grove and attended a reunion of Harry's Hlgb School graduating class. It was their 40th anniversary. Mrs, Mary J. Smith spent Tues day with Mrs. O. C. Johnson. Mrs. Smith Just returned from several weeks with her sons and their fam ilies in California. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Leavltt spent the weekend In Lakeview with Mr. and Mrs. Dee Chandler and family, Cora and Dee cele- orate tneir Dinnaays together eacn year. The - ;f society of Klamath Falls ; at - the home of Mrs. Lester avitt In Langell Valley Tuesday for an all day work meet ing. A potluck dinner was enjoyed at noon, ine laaies sewea lor tne coming fall bazaar. Those present were Mrs. r red Lewis, Mrs, Koyce Shaffer, Mrs. Ray mens, Mrs. Ar thur Burnett, Mrs. Walter Blessing- er, Mrs. George Pickup, Mrs. wes Clarice. Mrs. Frame Bramwen, Mrs. Charles McHarry, Mrs, Ralph Mor rell, Mrs. Neal Jones and Mrs. Leavltt. Mr, and Mrs. Owen Pepple and Ted, Mrs. Cleda Wells, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Faster and Linda, Mrs. Mary J. smith. Mr. and Mrs. F.W Brown ana Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burnett and family and Mrs. Rose Dunbar spent Thursday eve ning with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Leavltt and Mary Anne and Mr. ana Mrs. cai Leavltt ana son. Tea Pepple Is home on leave from An chorage. Alaska and Cal Leavltt Is on leave going to New Mexico Aug. 3s, to oe stationed near Albuquer que. Refreshments were served at the evening close. A family et-to-gether waa held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray uavis on Aug. i, to nonor Mr. and Mrs. Everett Jackson and four chil dren and Mr. and Mrs. Robert En- yart, an of Littleton, Colo., who were visiting their aunts, Mrs, Da vis and Mrs. Lvman Fltihimh anrl their families. Others present for the Sunday dinner were Mr, and Mrs. Paul ' Fltehugh and sons of Malln, Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Camp bell and famlly.and Mr. and Mrs. Buck Boley and aon. all nf Klm. ath Falls, nd the Jacksons, En- jarui, .-bMiinrna ana uavi'. ROCK Powell Butte Church, Redmond, of- Delated Avon Derrick waa tit soloist, Mrs, l.eoti under the pianist fur the emir ceremony and Edwin Eskelln the violinist. The hall waa appropriately dec orated lor the occasion with a var ied assortment ol frosh g mil en flowers arranged In attractive Mor al arrangements. The stage back ground was attractively decoialcd with latticed walls trimmed will) maiuanlta bowa and small flowers. The center aisle was trimmed with wide white streamers and old lasli lonrd nosegay's. A reception followed Immediate ly alter the ceremony in Die Orange dining room, where bride and groom cut tlirlr Ural Klece of wedding cake irom Hie uge four tiered cake adouied Willi a lovely bride a ml groom, 'ilic cake was decorated with white wedding bells and large roans. The dining room tables and serving ta bles were bedecked with floral ar rangements, lace and linen cloths and dainty crystal serving dishes and silver trays and platters. Alter the reception there was waltalng In the main hall with the bride and her uncle leading Willi the llrst walls and Avon Derrick singing. The newlyweds are now at home at the Bob Neal place. Tne groom Is employed here with the logging operations at Fort Rock. The 4-H group held their llrst program here at the Grange Hall Saturday night August 9. Their program opened with the aalule to the flag, club pledge, two songs, 4-H club creed, yell, and a skit. Lee Hansen club agent did not show up to show the scheduled mo vies, so the evening was spent with the cake walk which netted tlie group 137.00. There were 11 cakes donated wlih several people turn ing back some of the cokes Uiey won. Mrs. Art Knlry, club leader, ami the children wish to thank every 'one lor the full support they gave 1"" on their program and cake win and they pledge themxrlvrs to help out In the community all Uiev can. Mrs. Laura Webber left, Tues day, Aug. U. for Madras whore she will visit with her granddaugh ter, Barbara Webber, for awhile. She pinna to go to John Day to visit her other granddaughter Bev erly and her husband Jim Warren. Mr. and Mrs. Wahl, Sullierlln, spent the weekend visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mollis and fam ily. E. A. Rlchter. 60 Norton. Bend bagged the first antelope In the Fort Rock district. Saturday, Aug. 6, 4 p. m. He was In the Sink country at the time about six miles from the Painter ranch. The buck dressed out to about 60 pounds. Mrs. Rlchter and their two chil dren were with hi in. Mrs. Anne Sloan and her daugh ter and three children, Mra. Anita M. Oates, Margaret, Lynn, and Ray of Orants Pass moved Into the teacherage Sunday afternoon, August 17. Mrs. Sloan Is the new teacher. Mr. Dusten and his two sons Norman and Richard moved the teachers household furnishings with their truck. Mr. and Mrs, Hubert Wagers were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Donald McOee Aug. 13-16. The wa gers are from Westslde and are working on the well on tneir lana about three miles from town. They are now camped out wnue west Hitchcock Co. Is Installing their pump. Hubert Wager's sister, Bar bara Wagers, Fresno, Calif., and two friends were In Fort Rock on Thursday to see Hubert they went on to Bend where they look the bus for the return trip home. Ernie stelglrder Is oacx irom the Portland Veterans Hospital. He returned home Friday evening. Aug. S. He atlll feels a bit on Uie wobbly aide but can get around pretty good. Hollle Swingle, Trail, and a hunt ing party wore In the Fort Rock district this weekend. They slopped In and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Stelgleder. Hollle Swingle use to homestead here many years ago. BONANZA By CORA LEAVITT Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Horn are spending several days at Uie coast. Mr. and Mrs. fcd uowen, Klam ath Falls, visited at the Owen Pep ple home on Thursday evening. The Oowens had Just returned from a trip lo Body, Calif. Mrs. Elliott House and Mrs. Don Ross, Klamath Falls, and Mrs. Fete Hodges, Tulelake, attended a stork shower for Mrs. David House at the home of Mra. Ruth Oben- chaln. Blv. Friday afternoon. Mrs. Sadie Bray la visiting her daughter, Mrs. Joe Andrews, and lamllv of Eagle Point, Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Tolell spent several davs with relatives and friends. Crescent city. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Horsley. Mid land, and Mr. and Mrs. Buck Stoeschler and children. Klamath Falls, were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. Owne Pepple and Ted on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Cora round and lamiiy Tulelake, and the Jesse McFull family and John McFall spent sev ers days camping and iisning on Dairy Creek Mrs. Fred Rucck who was in charce of the Bonanza X-ray wishes to thank all who helped make evervthtne ao successful, with house to house calls, and at the office. Three hundred and liny six took advantage (X the X-rays, and some who were 111 or away went to Klamath Falls and Bo nanza will receive credit for those also. Those helping were Aline Oberhelde. Martha Hunt, Cleda Wells, Thelma Jones, Madeline Monroe, Vivian Sullivan. Mildred Novotny, Violet Harris, Betty Pop ple. Alice Drew. Lucille Vlelra, Juanlta Lee, Phyllis Reld. Norma Hsnklns. Inla Hnnklns, Jeanette Riewart. Llllth O'Connor. Florence Horn, Velda Haley. Emma Ralph, Edith Bray, Winifred Burk and Mrs. Bornaman. Bonanza Included Yonna Vallev. Dairy, Hiiaenrana, and Langell Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tofell and family returned the first of the week from a vacation trip to Bakerafleld , Calif. Pattv Malonev. 8nn Francisco, has been visiting Nondlce and Lin da McFall. Her mother and Mra. McFall grew up together at Mer rill. Mra. Maude Aronson. Lewis Hambertrer and Carl Fisher, all of Red Bluff, spent several daya with the Bill Bechdoldts. Mra. Aronnon and Bill are brother and sister. Mm. Irene Bechdoldt went back to Red Bluff with her daughter for several weeks. Mr., and Mrs. Avon Kintr and children. Astoria, were visitors at the Bechdoldt borne (or several days. Mr. and Mra. Clayton Sharpe and Paul are moving to Klamath Falls where they will both teach thla .venr. mr. onRrpe naa oeen pnnci-- - nv ,iiiiRiin nun (wiinni itirnre CLASSIFIED RATES One day T'lireo Days Week Hun ., Month run . per word 4c , per word 11c . per word 110c per wonl HOC MINIMUM The minimum chnrgo (or any one ad Is due. BOX NUMIIKHH Answers In ails may be hnnillrd through box numbeis at t''o paper lor a service rimrgo oi Joe UKAlH.lNKS Claslflcd his accepted up to fi-;tO p. in. lor following diiy's ul)ltcallon. up to Nuon uiitunluy lor Muiiiiuy Cla.Mllcd dlNplny ails ttrccptcri up to 13 noon fur following tltiy a publi cation. ADJUtiT.MliNT Please make all claims for adjust incuts williuiil delay. Corrections or i-nuci'llatlons re ceived by 6:30 p ni. will be mutlu In following day's puhtlnillou, by VI Noon tiiilur.lBy for Mummy. 1 MUTING NOTICES NOTIL'K TO .i.,,.Tl) in Sluir.- ilralnmr tttalrlcl. Ins antl rl.i-lliin n( ni Court room. Ausu.l ill nara ill l.aav Minium mrt'l l.-rt. futility II (HI III Annul mmla, litis M. C FUNIKAt HOMfi WAKIVSKUinlh rtiurrsl Hi IllSti Strt. I'luina 3XH. 1 LOST AND FOUND LOST Small white dug 'riHhu.)iua"iiiil Iny ri. Vli-lntly nf Mnyllrltl a .Init io Mtlla Addition. Child a 01. H.watd. I'n'iiir .(i.iii LOST I.AIIIKS wlilla siiltl risln W'llat wnivn rinu main tu-.i or.u--n Avi. and!!inlti. M rrw.id. ('.It mills t.OST DOWNTOWN fluid', w.ll.t roii- Ulmitg forrlan t-uirritrv hiiiI 110 bill If found rail nun Inr irwiud LOST iii'virlnllr " ni Klamath "IL" black hlllliild riutt.uiltis auuu, eutirti. er. annia mvli-t .latum rrrdil t-ard, nd Soulhrrn Paririt- annual naa.. rind me may karp currant)- II nthcr ennlrnl, relurnrd In W. Iltnuti. Ml Julin Ad.iiu SI., ilifiim City Orrflnn. LOST mall .and rolorrd Inns ' b.lrrd flog, aniwin lo "Mlkr - Cull Inou S.MO. availing. It. want. " PERSONAL "BACK "TO" SCHOOL "SPECIAL' For Our Charming TrrnAgers SI'KCIAUTY A Lovely Miss Lanolin liiiymc Cold Wave from 18 bo up, in cluding Your Hair Cull NANCY'S BKAUTY SHOP 1128 Honmlale Phone 1080 OdiD'hoiii.fiire'rtrrr'"l'llra r..crl'. l.nt food and cara, i'hnna vita, or 411 No lh LONKLVTl drink or amok, would hk l rnr- rvapond wlih womimu in hrr Iwentlat orjniniH, nx 3.1a .raid. Now. VACANCY In rt?nt tumio, laid only Phone 3-30.ll. STANI.KV 'llnm" foVM.urta lhon "Hani. MKS jtOIIKKTft noiiN I'svi'iiic T1U your pail, prrwmt (utiir Can ovtrcoma an a..ta-i thai k-p vwt from aurraaa health and haut'inaaa 4AIS Bo Btith, KlamMh rlli Urtfnn UCAVINO" tnr honia.',r1f..ni. mrf. ly aftar Sf plain tr I. Wntild Ilka una paraon In halji drivi lli-f.-trma ax. rhiiavrf. Ho aiT Hoi aid. Nw 10 SIRVICIS Septic Tanks Cleaned Newest 8anllory Methods Al.v ROTO R00TKR .SERVICE Cleans Sewer Linen nf Roots, etc ED P KINO 3434 Orchard Phone 0841 EXCAVATING Mobil Shovel and ITench Hoe Bulldozer -Fill Dirt Topsoll Crushed Rock Driveway Cinders Comnre.nf,or CRANE SKKVICK ' GRAHAM BROS. PHONE 6541or MM RrMOtirt.INO " and r.nnlri r.7r"t carpentry. No lob too 1111.11. Call Mr. Minn4.:il7. PALNTINli m 7!7 papttrliansina I'hon. CUSTOM nALINO "o'liiWomlitnlnf. John Orara autnmatlc. Call 7IUIL ROOP1NO. rnncrrtr. "mrprntry' tidd Jntia. Ilv aklllril cralUtn.n. )hnii Otu Cook, SSM ;ul40 Hotilh SIKIh, I'AINTINI, mi.nlhly paymanla. II. L. llruwn. Phntir 1 472S SUPTIC TANKH rlrandl" Phona MM Kmi 1 LAWN MOWKIIX horiMnrd and paired. Alt makm Jnrtilinn aulhnrlied rrvica iianon. Troy v. cook Lotnpany. JOM go. ill TtP.STAtfitANT 'atlppllr., ' nioipmcnl. IUp David. 3418 Hn. lllh I'lnino S2.17 MOWINrl hd"ruklns. Alito plowing. II P. Jarrard. I'hone 3a.1.. CURTAINH Ja'und,"-., and Iratrhar? t-nnno aui. WKI.L DKILLtNO itny tire or type .( well. All modern enutpmrnt K. K. Slorey. Phon 3W Kl-ntJithKalU. f3 EDUCATIONAL BOOKkrCMING "ihorihaiitr .voini kin drad iuhjru, offl- marhin KLAMATH BUSINF.ws Vl.l.KUK ' P!n Phon su TURN YOlfh- l.flNf.11 ANTJ Irln" fthnrl. hand with SPKKDWItlTINCI Th thort hand written with AHC'a, Tiuffht :ndr Dclat Pranrhlaa hy KLAMATH HUSINKS1I COI-I KOF 733 Plna Phona 41B0 Hershev Says fhrs Safe NEW YORK Ml Sflcctlvc Ser vice Director Lewis U. Hcrshey said Friday that Iho dtuft Is "not going to lake 'fathers until next Bummor. But, Ho added, "next summer we're going to havo to tnko some body or else decrease the armed forces. He told the American Lcttlon's National Security Commission thut we a ne lucky to gel aoo.uou" of the 1.000.000 fathers who might qualify under selective service laws. Various deferments and screen ing tests which they might fall "either because they know too little or because they know too much" would cut the number available, Horslicy mild. He noted that In the year end ing next Juno 30 the tinned forces would need 200,000 men. A million of these would replace personnel returning from duty and 200,000 would be needed to build up tne overall mllltiirv strength oi tne nation irom j.oiiu.uuu to 3,- too.oo, ne said. several years. Their many friends will miss them. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Popple and Pam spent aeveral days In Port land. They also vlsltnd ttt Coos Bay with the Claude Muithvh and at North Bond Willi Mr. and Mra. Danny Cllvnn. Mr, ana Mrs. Ed Axtell Br.. Mr. and Mra. Ed Axtell Jr. nnri anno off of Ornnndn. niiiif vi-,iin,i m..' Und Mrs.-Lester Boggs In.st week. Mra. jsxieu nr. ana Mrs, Boggs nisiers. II I0UCATIONAL DIESEL HEAVY EQUIPMENT WK NKKI) several mechanically In. cllned and reliable men to train for liiKillloiu In the Tremor and Equip, nipiil industry. If you are not mak ing belter than ) per week, or vou don't have all year Job aecurlly. you owe It lo yourself to write for Iree furls, without obllvatlon, about litis training and our Advisory Placement Service. THACTOll TRAINING SERVICE llox 34:1 care of Herald and Newa 14 HIL WANTI0TiMAll TltAININll s yniins laill. In Irtla for eontraet Willi Naliiiitaily known company. Mtt.1 It. n.al appvarlns. I yaara of nlaa a.lmnl. d.. In l.ava Kl.malh rail.. tU 341 prr WS Whlla In training. Ap ply la Mr. tt. E. Il..,l.y, Wlll.ro Hol.l. .1 p tit tu a p ttt. liHtay. Na phone all. ADVKIITIBINO HOOK "MATCIII!" I'ay Von Ills Caah Daily Profit Pull nr p.tl tuna yuu make M1U man. y .nuns union l.Aitri, nook Mum a. .!... 11, 1,1 1. .r alH.a NW w.t.r rrataiani atiiklna aurfaea ilamonaira- iinn. inn- uiiliriis paiti Lowra lutnapiillallnn, la.l.r aarvle. PHSC Hrlllns Kiiulpincttl. MONARCH MATCH CO, ll.pl J(. . Honl.i.y at Tvlllr. Ban J,,, -,,(. WANIKU l.ily to""ai"5;ryllsKiKou5 wink ami ta rmnpanlon lo ald.rly ih.a. Hi, aid and room rurnlan4. I'liiinr S.20.CI. IlKl-cl-lloNlsf-.!,.,!,) winl.3 I'ni.r n iu as, r.i.ii.. aiudm. u. N.lltmal Hank 11UIIUII. Phona 313J W ANTk l laity to -rork H iooli t" tm. ar Sl.,1 HapUmbor 1. -noiw S'toyl I nns, aiao ltlttr.l'TIONITT-CUM TVP1.IT w.nt.d tr lumtxr ollic.. Ptrman.nt pn.lllon Apuly JU Main at. "Al.rai.ADV ' tx.n.nr.d Apnllr"? MtZ7 ' uk", Th T" p wANTwi.0MAenriur5Ti,r. I'i.'.",; j ,'nn"" """"" "H WANTKO xV.hTTJnfiSwe.il 1 eed'ear; ol ll.it. ehililLn. Two day. all .ak "in.".- JSS' yn,""" -rt. lr.t'.'.hLyA"WT" maO HELP WANTED Cerfified LUMBER GRADER PONDEROSA PINE Shops. Select, Commoni DAY SHIFT Rate $2.33V4 per hour, plus m. cenU per hour pending. CONTACT GILCHRIST TIMBER COMPANY Gilchrist, Oregon iBgi'orYbung Han Standard Ulatlons Ine.. has an openlntt In IU organisation for a man ase II to 10 preferably. Thle l ihe starting point for standard personnel. Opportunity lo Advance Approximately t?M month to start 40 hour week Liberal Employe Benefit Plan APPt.Y STANDARD STATIONS Inc. - 3nd A Main As Approved br W.8.B. phim. ealla. .'iiNTr.NANCg work Mtary. Louota ar ... .1 - ul"' ONE MAN to" -WTfabTTaSrllm-Sa drllv.ry prylon and Co. V M..1XKN(!M boy w.nl.dnifrorfSTI lima wn.k. Mu.i ba is y.ars iertdir Apply y..tarn Union. m.n. .n!""",n' m I" ad.anr.! m.nt salllns .xp.rl.nc. not n.c.a.ary. Prefer man It to M y..rf Olr. r.l.r. Z"". to ""' b0" Harali aB. ,'FJ!A lor ,rurl( ditlrlbwtfon"" 18 SITUATIONS WANTIO " IfOt'SKWOHK. Phona2Mti: PART irncrti in Mrvlra lcalwork. Phon. J77 altar a pm WILL CARE "lor cnildfannrmj ion and machan- dayg or avanlngi. Call l-isis. lliiill st.-IIOOL ..nlnr da.iraa wort day' in'"."., ."""'" " aneea. ' rh"" "'"' ' 'I"jLkWORIP"no1Mft. J2 ROOMJ 'OR HINT i.AitoTioiihi.t roomPhoK imiT nooMa nj.if.r',oir hKRNtAiiLi roomi-s-a-H?i(, Tar- iiooms jronjinnTm "Huh !oM8 km Hun ' !:?vi:Y tS?m' a m. Cln In. PhonaiMB 24 APARTMiNTT760iNT n,JnAVMr"L", 'imruVnl,, .p,rt: ntenLsn.1 Markat. Phona S317. ron itKNT-N.wiTr.1miihVa--inod.m apnrlmem. down town. li-V Call SSS4 a!?!. m 'r'nUh.d apartment with aarafe, J0 Phone S7S venlnsa. Til liKK 'lTd6Mn7rr;i.htil apartm.nL Adult, onljpil Walnut. Phon. B7a ron itr.NT two WdooHHi"rniSSa aportnnl. 029 Gram, phona J13 HMAI.I. TWO momTTrlvI.S.tl apart-!!ir"V- Al,n jaaplni room. Phona Sa.17, rtJHNIflllED apartment, eloaa Is r.V qulr. Theater, Thl apartmant U vlry attract v. lor winter month. H u rln.r m and ha. ntv V... 2 hitera.led. addrau box 94S H.rtld and New., lvln numh.r in i.mlly. otcu. pntlnn and addraaa. PtlltNISIirib on, room apartmant, J55? larsa two room ao.rtm.nt aat ui. I . .. .: S0?- nlt uamiM l Inelttd , .i. Mnrtn itnn. roil HKNY two room modsnt apart. Ton BltNT-Thraa room duplex apart, meut, parity (umlihad. Mill, addition. fCloiifl to ichool. Nawlv radacoralatl .in iiuhiiiiiii. v.an S1WB, APAllTMENT for rant, tight mni w.iar furnlshad. Olf Lit Main. 1788 Oak UNFUnNiBliED four room apIrlmTnt ' with aar.ae. Mill, addition, r.ry at. trni tlv.. KT.wJy dacoratrt. than 5SM. AI'AlttMKNf for r.nt. drear Apart. ment.. J10 Malii; " P VACANCY-, adujulls Cadar, roh ItRNfTS large mom.; ' iSirnlih.J aparlment. Cloaa In. Hot ant) cold w.. i1? ""I "1 furnl.hml. Adult, onjy. J-hona nana attar t:30 e m, SMAffireiAAN ap.rtm.ni. 33 APAHTMRNT with gai" mn man. Nrwi y d.eorautl, prtvata hail. knC jhenelta Slaan, UTt. .liMrli naif l'l w.ek Wea Arm. ApartrnonL '0n. "ENT, thra. room rumlthTd clkan two mnm ir.;.r:Er- apart nic:b ApTCffrgtii- Ij.- TnAlNtNC, " 1 yoiin. m,n i1B Inr ,! w,,h nationally known ramponr. Mum" ba It., to l.av. Klamalh r.ll.. UJ0 par w.rk whil, m I, .ml,,. Apply Mr I llr.al.y. Wlll.rd Hnt.f. ll H i, Board, room ontrane.. 42 North tS.