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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1954 HERALD NEWS; KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THilli: Legal SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT COUNTY CLERK V KLAMATH COUNTY, OREGON ' . Julv 1. 1953 to .December 31, 1933 rypmniTimr. current expense tund . .. ' r 1 , 1 foodie Equipment ZZZZZJZZ'. " ." -M "t "'"irtMi'Wi vtirmwt- .-. 1 . .. .... 1 . ' Fall Prt. Varans . ZZZZ'ZTZ r"" Kfe Outran Orwn .. i . ., $ '"" Publ'p Enplnve Ft'.r.' it Social Security " rommunlf-Serv.ee R-oom AMom-v res ...... . , "" " : . Civil Dirns ... . '."'S;'" V'"'"." Air Select & Rescue T?niT' ZZZ"Z'ZZZZZ.ZZ"A SHEnrrr fc tax office - Salariee, Sheriff. Deputies, Jailor Salarf. Tax Off-re . T . " Tax Office. SudbHm A-vnii: '.' Sheriffs Office & Jaili. Supplier hpi4fa ntto. . t.ii. e i. .T.J Hoard of Prisoners v. "i " Travel. Upkeep on County Ceri."Et. "ZZZZ.Z Air win Z.ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ " "" COUNTY CLERK Salaries, County Clerk ac Deputies Travel - . . .. Qffica Supplies & Equipment "ZJ'. i "'. ELECTION ..... ASSESSORS OFFICE SAUriM. Assessor V Deputies It, Office Supplies A Equipment ...... 1 v .- Car Expense aV Travel . . County Share of State ADprnha! --" Office Reorganization of Assessm.4..' SURVEYOR ; J Suppliea .DISTRICT ATTORNEY S.-naries. Stenosraoherr Office Supplies and Equipment I ravel. COUNTY TREASURER ,V ' ' U fc . Salaries. Treasurer It Deouly - ' , 1ce Supplies 4 Equipment i.."... 1' Travel ..t. . ; ....... COUNTY SCHOOLS School Library . Institute CORONER'S OFFICE CATTLE INDEMNITY BANGS It V" 4 --. VETERAN S SERVICE OFFICER . - Salary .t ,. J. .. . , Olce SuppUes It Equipment i , :' DISTtllCT. COURT . .-$ Salary, District Judge f I: oaiary, judge Fro Tern Salary. Constable Salary, Deputy Constable . . Mileage, Constable Court Reporter .. Juror It Witness Fees WH CIRCUIT COURT -Salary, Bailiff It Assistant Office Supplies It Codes Juror It Witness Fees . UPSTAIRS- In Your Bedroom Closet- Those Spare Things .. Will Get You ; Spare Dollars -Fast; You've money to spore good V quick by disposing of neetdless things through Clossified ads! Herald & News readers March the For Sole columns "every, day for lrtms like those you've stand ing arjound idle, gathering dust. t Get your useless article to gether, then, ond make reody cash out of 'em! It's so eaty and economical, It'i a crime NOT ' to do it! , For helpful, efficient od-wtiting service, dial 8111. Ask the ad writer to- charge your od! ; THE CLASSIFJfO AoS "ISTAIRS- Notice ,! 111 4,cnn i in on yu 18.63 ; Etc a ' "V 12 flft.l.M 3.417.31 - 3.310 M .7M.1f. 1 J.W0.1T - l.m.sn 24.73 Equipment ' 14,303 44 tu.tn. 3.309.07 . ta "' " """'" System 19-ftM.11 640.79 14,159 4ft 2.187.31 J ms2 3P7.4 . 42.7.1 T-143.04- . .2.0.17. M 82.74 . 104.M , 1.330.2O ' 400.00 .r..r !,B08 10 30.06 a.707.0 47.60 1.667.S7 . 315.87 ' (30.81 6.00 38 00 1,629X1 29.30 2, 106.14 !S2icl or FINAL ACCOUNT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That the undersigned administrator of the has filed hu Final Account and the Hon. Circuit Judge for the County of Klamath has set the 27th day of eb. M'. I' iht of Tom a it rv,,!J,e , 0UJ? ""P '.th ,bov entitled Su.rt.'."K1i"",h. rL'"' Oregon as thi time and place for hearing of oMac. I'ZV TZ.,tf"",mf o'v"' wrsor. lo .'am Account COUr; """ly Mlt" Dated this aKh day of Jmuary, 10M. j ; CASEY. 4 ' . Administrator. L ORTH SISEMORE, , Attorney, NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned, Rlchsrd B. Maxwell, has been, by an order of the Circuit Court of the Stall of Oregon for Klamath County, appointed Executor of the Ei of Paul Fsrrens, alio known as r;.1!1.. d"ed, and that Lettera TesUmentary have been is. Illtu... "'.I- All persons having claims against said estate hereby are notified to "resent the ssme. duly verified and with proper vouchera to tha under signed at the First Federal Savings iHn AssociaUon Building, Klam l1;. 'alls. Oregon. (S38 Main Streeti. within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice, whleh publication is the II day of January. . Richard B. Maxwell. Zxeeutnr. ' of the Estat of PaUI Farrem. Deceased. Farrens If Maxwell . Attomeya for Executor NO. 793 J 19-22-20 T I Bail Set In I Timber Case PORTLAND 11 Arthur Pul. S3, and Howard Puts, 30, Eugene orothers, were held under 1,000 ball each Thursday after arraign ment on a charge of stealing a million reet of timber lrom gov ernment land. Their attorney. Bart Cole, asked U. S. Commissioner Robert Leedy to set low bail so tha hrniher would be free and able to seek a man who contracted to have the Umber cut. Cole said the older brother had a 12,000 contract lo do the cutting which the government says was on O Ic C land near Cot tage Orove. The brothers went to, Jail alter the hearing when their bail money was Hoi immediately available. They were arrested Wednesday on the complaint of the Bureau of Land Management that they had cut about 175,000 worth of timber on government land. Cole said it had not been deter mined whether a preliminary hear ing would be sought. The comrali sloner set next Monday for it In case the brothers want It., Washington State i Business Up In '53 ' BKAI-njE Iffl Til. Unlvr-ritito of Washington's Bureau of Busi ness Research said Thursday that me t-acmc nortnwest s ouslness activity Index was higher In the final months of 1963 than a year earlier. The Inland Emnir irti credited with most of the year- cna ooosi. The Index showed the Hilind Empire 8 per cent above the previous year in November and 11 !i per cent higher In December. For the Puget Sound area the. Index showed rises of 1 , per cent for November and .4 for Decem ber. The Lower Columbia area was up 4 per cent In November 1.1 in December. r.USTEI.OlE titjf fvSevM caw(eM ' ' tjsRYfllvRSSxf atiatxisSJ lllaBXae4lal ssesf ODS'COIDS 't A Lega( Attorney Fees . .. . Stllry. court Reporter luenitar rw . . ... . - JUSTICE COUBT SALARIES. JUSTICES Octair District SD-ragne River District . Tulelake District Wood River Distriet . Sslsrie-, Constsoles Mileege. coneuttee Office Sue-Dlles , .. Juror It Witness Foot ADVERTISING i ' . Community. COURTHOUSE AND JAO. Siltrv, Janitors Uttmiot ,,i , .',., Rf pairs , ' uponl . Service, Offioo Machinn .... hXAMATH COUNTY NUB SIN Q HOME Ralanei .. . ImDrovoment St Equipment ...'..... Miterleli It Suppliea ........ uttittiei Repalrt, Emergency, Etc. Irrlaatlon Charaee .. .... . .. Agriculture , Household Sunplfet It Dmfl Laundry Equipment It Suppliea . PUBLIC WELFARE Old Ace Auistanre .".... .. . Dependent Children . Blind Asaistanee .. . . . Oeneral Aulstance .. . .. . Indigent Soidlera It Sailors . i-ountv ueneral rund . Care if Indigent Transients ... Aid to Permanent and Total Disabled AGRICULTURE County Agriculture Agent .., Home Demonstration Agent . 4-H Club Aernt 4-H Special Fund ..,..... AGRICULTURE . Pest Control and Inspection Predatory Animal Control KLAMATH FOREST PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION Fire Control. County , Fire Protection Assessment on County Land .... .. County Fire Control . Fire Department ,. .. JUVF.NILE DEPARTMENT Salaries, Juvenile Officers It Clerk Trevel Office Supplies.lt Equipment DETENTION UOME salaries . Operating Expense and Supplies County Aid for Dependent Children INSURANCE Stste Industrial' Accident Building and Equipment Officer Sonde .. EXPERIMENTAL STATION HEALTH DEPARTMENT SaUrlea Travel Offlee Supplies It Equipment Scientific SuppUea It Equipment Comrnunlcationa Utilities , Mental Care ..... .-......WM.W Operating Expense Industrial Accident It Social Security EMERGENCY (Tranifers) TOTAL CURRENT EXPENSE EXPINDITUBIS EXPENDITURES, COUNTY XOAD FUND Salaries, It Labor . Material, Repairs Parts ." ..... New Equipment ...,.i.j,.fc J. Rights of Way , , ,,, State' Industrlsl Accident ,. Public Employes Retire. STeVaVtsTilSij. , tlM umce supplier Irrigation Shop' site""!!,'"!,"."! !!!.'!'""!!"!! TOTAL COUNTY BOAT) EXPFND1TU1IS CASH BALANCE IN FUNDS DEC. 31,. 1883 CURRENT EXPENSE FUND .. ' Outstanding Warrants Balance '. . . . County Road Fund . OuUtanding Warrants .. Balance ' . ' ; County. Jail Fund ,: .. County Jell Special Fond Cotintv Jail Investment Fund . Dog Fund M . Outstanding Warrants ..... Flslsnce '";':'....' ' Grsslng Fund . Outstanding Warrants Balance .' ... ... County Library Fund . Outstanding Warrants R'lanca ..;. I .aw Library Tiind . . Outstanding Warrants Ralsnce . Museum Fund Outstanding Warrants COLLECTED BY COUNTY CLERK L ORDER, Jtocordlnf Fata ... Mtseaiiantous Marriaee Licenses . uot jLaicensat , PAID. COUNTY TREASURER ' Migratory Chattel Fata .m.....n . Paid fecrttary of Slate RMordinpi at Certified Copiat for War witnout Charge CIRCUIT COURT FEES COLLECTED Filing Fee Paid County Treasurer '. . Paid State Treasurer DISTRICT COURT FEES COLLECTED Civil Fees ,. Crlmlnsl Fees . " Constable Mileage It Service Fees Psld County Tressurer .. Paid SUte Treasurer : B1ATE OT OREGON COUNTY OF KLAMATH hereVcStify"- SStSSSTli ExpendlturM and fees eellMted for nllected for . CHAS". f. DeLAP. County Clerk By DOROTHY ROGER, Deputy . ... ,,. No. 783 Feb. S" Publishers To Be Studied WASHINGTON 1 Attv. Oen. Brownell said Thursday no Infer ences as to possible legal action should be drawn from the Justice Department's decision to study practices of advertising and aews paper publishing associations. The Inquiry was disclosed last week: by Asst. Atty. Oen. Stanley M. Barnes, who declined t name sny specillc group involved.- Brownell declined at a news con ference to name any association as under study but said: "For seme time, wa have beea looking Into the matter of advertis ing commissions to determine If ' HOTILS OSBURN HOLLAND EUGENC OIS. MIDrO SO Thoreufhiy Modern Mrs. J. & Earley-Jot gtrjiy Jr. Propiilsors Notice A A - jw.or .7. l.!41.tT " 13400 aw m 'JJ.0 414.91 san.n lis.nn 104 H l.SM.n ... i.ooo.w '" i'v ' j.oooToo ,' Vitt.is "" 4.MS.M ' ' 9 409 1 721.70 . ' . V. . " ' JMW.34 , aojoi.si . -. 'f ' , ' .!. : . y; S.7H.07 s.4i.sa , 1.SW.4I ... . 410.3a ' - ; gsss.ta ' S.1S.MI 334.01 SS.l .12.90 8.360.00 742.90 30.847.10 . 44.90 392 04 .177.W ' fl.678.00 . . . 71.4M.JJ . . .1.208 75 . i 1.419.00. . ' ' - . 3.958.7.1 I . . 236.00 , 11,107.30 .: M42.8T r : MOO.M 10,42.17 . , 375.00 j.' .-'" 38.42 . 1.104.91 ' "" i 3,831.87 ,'i 1.238.78 378.01 184.43 ; 1.94621 050.48 130.47 .... 731 88 3.749 40 980.00 -. 8K.10 143.64 153.31 1S2.U 31446 08.78 42.78 OS 32 . 11.830.26 , 11.830 20 M,6M.n 1163,410.80 , , 188,141,11 .. ,' 34,601.74 ' 10.00 I ' 1.708.78 : teo.xR 211.89 31.53 , lojoaa.w 596,460.41 . 345.43D 84 . 12,236.86 333.20286 6.338.68 o.ono.oo 150,000.00 3.886.90 241.84 ' 1,444.96 1,01194 ... .00 2,01184 39.199 31 ' 1 1,188.88 31,082.34 1,77.18 19,00 1,751.11 38,467.11 ' . .00 29,067.11 1,437.90 382.00 ' 411.00 34.00 7,064.90 v 7,064.80 174.90 I 174,60 . ' 113.00 9.702 80 4,10180 1,000.00 1,288 08 33,837.79 1,818.33 ZZZ . 1447.17 ' AND ...... Veterans ate. 37,011. lfl , . a" uV7r ZW$ZXt tj the six the six months 41111111 December I these Involved any violation of the uui-trum laws. "This li simply a part of the general program of the antl-trutt division to look into various seg ments of the national economy to determine if any aotion is indi cated. This dres not mean that aetlon will naeesssrlly follow," Navy Issues New Dentist Droft WASHINGTON (l The Nsvy Thursday Issued a draft call for 1M dentists during the months of March, April and May. Of the total, TT will be required In March, 40 In April and 37 in May. The new call raises to raw the total number of dentists obtained through Selective Service since the medtcsl effieer draft law took effect In July. l5l. People DO Reaa' SPOT ADS . -you are! ajatar n ') r1" . ,n. 'p-. -, -."rf A-'?1.' t. . , -iij i,r ,i r ' TAKING. THE SUN DURING A RECESS at school were these live Fort Klamath school children. Front row, left to right are Dale Kendall, Dick Veatch and William Brewer. Summer Lake ' ! By ' MRS. E. , R. NF.LSON. The Lakers, played basketball in raisiey. January 23 with tha Fre mont team from Lakeview and lost. Attending from here besides we piayers were wmium Harvey, Qienn and Alice, Ardys Markus. Mr. and Mrs. Davie O'Connor mud Roy Carton. The Lakers plsyod the National Guards in Lalfevlew Monday night, February 1, and Paisley. Thursday, February 4, with the creamery. Mrs. May Deboy, Mr, and !Mrs. Jim Snyder from the River ranch ware business visitors in Bend Monday, January 25. Mrs. Alvln Weaver and children are living in one of Mrs. Deboy's cabins during the bad weather so the children - will bo ,7 nearer school.-Jerry attends Arm R Iv e r school and .Norma goes to! Paisley nigh school. The guest list at grange Satur day night, January 23, from Valley Falls grange Included Mr. - and Mrs. Harry Reed, Mr.-nnfl Mrs, rat x-assage, Mr. ana Mrs.. Young. Jim Foster is getting along fine now following his accident Inst week wnen ne cut two . fingers from his right hand by getting them caught in the belt of his father's car. ' . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Graves arrived home January 30 from Lakeview hospital following surg ery.; They; spent several 'days at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Howard Nelson, and family at Westslde .before returning here. They are proprietors of the Sum mer Lake lodge. Sunday evening Mr. and, Mrs. Jim Snyder entertained Ihe ."des ert Dudes '' at their hoirje on . the River ranch., . . ' '. .' Four members of the . Home- Be club braved the storm Wednesday to attend the club meeting at the home of Mrs, Mae Ljva,. The day was the worst of the 1 week and the rest of the members stayed home, Mrs. Leyva, served' desert and coffee. The afternoon was spent socially. Mrs. Bob Caiion was honored with a pink and blue shower. Mrs. Lee Pfritoll will en tertain the club at her home next1 regular meeting day. February 24.' Attending, the January. 21 meeting' were Mrs. E. M. Carton, Mrs. Jim Carton, Mrs. Bud,' Porno) 1 and Alta Lee and Mrs; Roy Carlon. ' Mr. and Mrs. Bob 'carlon have moved from Paisley to his father's ranch where Bob 'will help with ranch work this winter. Gar Leyva. 'sot) of Mr.' and Mrs. Hugo Leyva, 'Mew Irr Friday; January 38, bringing a new Super Cub duster plane for which he went to Locklraven. Pennsylvania. It will be used in crop dusting proj ects. He left Pendleton January 17 and arrived at Lockhavcn Janu ary 10, was weathered In for two days, left there January 2 and arrived here at 10:45 a.m. the 29th. It took him seven days to make the trip due to bad weather. He crossed the Continental Divide the 27th, and reports the trip "real ly rugged." Leyva left here for his home at JLexington Friday atternoon, was- grounded -at Red mond so camel back and Btayed overnight at the home of his par ents. He left (Saturday morning without further delay. Summer Lake,-was well 'repre sented at the . March of Dimes dance and basketball game in Pais IcSrTSaturday might, January 30, Attending from; here were Mr, and Mrs. William Harvey, Glenn and Alice, Mr. land Mrs.. Davlo O'Connor, Mr arid Mrs. Jess Pen ington and family, Clarence Nel son, Mr. . aud Mrs. Roy Carlon, Evan Carlon and guest, Max How ard from Bend, Mr. and Mrs. H. FJ. Candell, BIDie Candell, Mrs. May Deboy.Mr. and Mrs. Jim Snyder. Mrs. Deboy and Snyder played m the brcheatra. At the Corvallis duster nllot school at the college. Calvin But ler or Kedmond was elected pres ident of the Oregon slate avia tion association and Oar Leyva of Lexington, son of Mr. and Mrs. OFFICE SPACE Clry Center Main Street- Entrance Quiet Drews Manstore THRIFTY! ADORABLE! ' 9061 'A'J ly lHaV,;tVMtlT It's darling! It's delightful! It's newest style for your child! Moth er, Uils Is a good investment of time, and iabric! She wears jacket and dress to school, dress and sun hat when summer comes. ' Pattern 9091: Children's Sizes 2, 4, 0, 8, 10. Size 6 dress, requires 1 yards 35-inch; Jacket, 1 yard; sun hat '2 yard. Heart applique in structions are Included. This easy-to-use pattern 1 gives perfect fit. Complete. Illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. bend tnirty-iive cents In coins for this pattern add S cents for each pattern for lsUclass mailing. Send to Marian Martin, care of Herald ana rews, Pattern Dept., P. O. Box 6740. Chicago 80. 11. Print your name, address. lone: size, alvl number. Hugo Lyva, wnlt elected scretary treasurer for 1054. . - - - Mrs. Anne Snracue. rnuntv school superintendent; Miss Lln glc. county librarian, both from Lakeview, and Mrs. Dean Harris were visitors of Mrs. Mae Leyva Friday. A report here savs that Thnrniin Howard, former resident here, when his parents lived on the Wi thers' Brothers ranch where How ard was employed a number. of years, has Ju3t recently been mar ried while home on furlough In Bend. He Is stationed with the navy In Korea. Thornton was a Paisley high school graduate, Mr. nd Mrs.' Robert Harvev from Portland were visitors Satur day of her aunt and uncle, the E. R. Nelsons. Her father is J. W.. Nel son, now of Portland and a broth er of E. R. Nelson; her mother was the late sister of Mrs. E. R, Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey, ac companied by his sister, drove down to get their mother, Mrs. Bea Harvey, who has been vis iting at tho Pete Oruber home in Silver Lake. She accompanied them back to Portland Sunday. Jim Foster made a business trip to KlnmaUi Falls February 1. The Bummer Lake grange will sponsor a dance at the hall Satur day nlgbt, February 13. OFF-TRACK BETS URGED "NEW YORK 1 New York City's new administration may press for a law making it legal for you to post bets on horse races at the comer drug store. Mayor Robert Wagner Jr.. dis cussing possible action on the ques tion, says: "It seems hypocritical to me you can make a bet Inside the track, but that betting outside the trnrv la a violation nf the Inw." Up on top of the snowbank are Martha Williams and Rusty . Engle. The picture was snapped last Monday,', one of the : nicer days of the "spring.", " - Eastside ' , By MRS. MERLE O'NEIL Mr. and Mrs. Alfred McOuffln accompanied their son, T-Sgt. Fred McOuffln, to Reno '' Tuesday of last week, where Fred left for Albany, Georgia, where he will how be stationed.- T-tnjt. Fred McGuff in has , spent 10 years in the service. Three of those years were spent in Korea, and ' his parents, friends and other relatives were glad to have had him home for a several week's furlough. Mr., and Mrs. McOuffln drove Fred's car back from Reno and will store It at their place until he re turns for It. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Alexis of: California, who recently bought out the Cleve snider holdings, were visiting the James snider family last Sunday. They plan to move up later this month, and he and James will be partners in operating the Snider ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Noble re ceived the news t at her brotner, Hush Maxwell, had died at Pas kenta, California, January 19. Mrs. Noble's sister, Mrs. Nell Woff of Idaho, and the Noble's two daugh ters, Mrs. Eddie Owens of Klamath Falls and Mrs. Jane Ann Fowler of Medford, accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Claude Noble to Paskenta for the funeral. While they were away, Dave Noble stayed with his aunt and uncle at the Jonn Richard son ranch. Sincere sympathy is ex tended the Noble family In their bereavement. ' Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kelso and daughters were supper guests of' Mr. and Mrs. Lee o neii ana iam Uy Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Longfellow re turned Tuesday of last week from their irlp . to Orovllle, California, where they visited relatives. ' i Mr. and Mrs. Bennle Vernon re-' turned Wednesday from their wed ding trip. Bennle and his bride will make their home at the Ver-i non ranch and his father and moth er, Mr. and Mrs. Will Vernon, have purchased a home in Lakeview and are moving their household furni ture this week. Tim vernons are nlannlng to take a several weeks' trip. They will leave the latter part of the week for Red Blulf where Will plans to attend the bull sale Friday and Sat urday. From there they will go south. The community will miss the elder Vernons but welcomes Bennio's bride, Virginia, to the community and hopes she will like it here. ftrar Williams and Frances Stephens visited at the home of Eileen O Nell Sunday aiternoon. . The floor show held at the Skater-Dance hall was reportedly well attended very beautiful and Imoresslve. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Bradley of this district were pres ent. Mr., and Mrs. Vlnce Graue 01 Lakeview visited Mrs. James Sni der Tuesday. Mrs. Snider Is much Improved and Is able to be up a little each day. Mrs.. Bill Kelso and Mrs. may- ton Bradley visited In this com munity one evening last weex, per taining to e March of Dimes drive. Mr. and Mrs. Will Vernon visited at the Earl Cogburn home Sun day afternoon, , . Surplus Food To Aid Dust Bowl JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. Wl A government official says surplus commodity food will be shipped into Dunklin County to relieve about 3,000 persons there who are without food ana lunas. Floyd H. Tuchscher of Chicago, assistant area field supervisor for the Department of Agriculture, says the food Items should start moving Into the southeast Missouri county the first part of next week. County Judge C. M. Burcnam appealed for the government aid after reporting the earnings by farm laborers, cut sharply by last year's drought, have been running out over the past several weeks. llaae- 8. Sir Insurance, 817 f ' Fort Rock - . V . By -ROBERTA McGEK , The box social..' to be held at the Fort Rock; grange hall Friday night, February .12, is sponsored by the- Fort Rock 4-H club, and a program- will, precede the box so- Giai oegmnmg ai . i.'au. rrocteos will benefit, the local 4-H club by sending all . of . their members, to the 4-H summer camp for 10 days this summer. In the past. Just s few have been, able to attend, but there is so much to be gained that the community would like to ace all the group attend. An Invitation Is extended neighboring coram un ities to attend the social. The first prize will be for theme: second prise for beauty. Themes can be aoout ueorgo Wajihlngtoo, Abra ham Lincoln and Valentine's Day. Mrs. Josine Gilder, leader of tha Fort Rock 4-H club, Lee Hansen and lour other, leaders of Lake county attended the annual state eonferene for. leasers at-Oorvele lh January 35-28. Mrs, Glider re ported a very interesting- and en joyable trip, although-there was lots of snow and rain at Corvallis. They were shown many Interesting films on the exchange student pro gram among1 other things. A budget meeting was held at the Fort Rock scboolbouse January 28. Attending from Lakeview were Anne Sorap-ue. county sninerlnten. dent: Dean Lingle, librarian; Avon uerrick and Bob Morehouse, mem bers of the school board. Haul Ward was unable to attend due to Illness. The budget was manned and will be voted on at a later date. Publlo library books are at the home of Mrs. Anne Sloan, teacher. There Is a large selection of books and If you don't see one you want arrangements - can be made for Having it there. A -new shipment of books was delivered this past week by Dean Lingle, librarian. flube Long was taken -suddenly 111 late Thursday evening. January 28, and was taken to Bend tor med ical treatment by Bob Morehouse. Rube was confined to the hospital for a few days and should be re leased In a few days.' Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Pitcher and Mrs. Burton Brown went to Eugene January 28 where Mr. and Mrs. Pitcher went for medical treatment. They returned January 27. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Salisbury and children of Crescent visited Mrs. Anne Sloan ' Friday, January 29. Mrs. Salisbury Is Mrs. Sloan's daughter. ). ." Mrs. Helen Parks -went to Eu gene, Friday, January 29. where she was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Mosher while attend ing a coaching conference on set ting up and executing plans for demonstration schools in Christian education. The class, conducted by Mabel Mctze, was January 29-su. Mrs. Parks returned home late Saturday . evening, January 31. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Wilson ana ohlldren left for Sandy Sunday, January 31. Mrs. Wilson Is io re main a lew weeks in sandy as her mother is In the hospital under going major surgery. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ray Allen. Wil son will return Wednesday. 'I.. TV BORES CONVICTS .'' FOLSOM PRISON, Calif. () All California State prisons now have television, but many convicts still are bond, warden Robert A. Helnze, acknowledging a gift of six TV sets from movie producer wai ter Wanger, said Folsom was the last of the State prisons to ac quire TV. - Most of the prisoners nxe 11," Helnse commented. "But ft good many don't seem to be Interested at all." . CITY HALL FALLING DOWN? TUCSON, Arts, tfl Old-time workers In tha City Hal! are a lit tle stunned by what the man who supervised its construction has to say. Architect M. H. starkweatner said the building went up accord ing to faulty plans. He said It was unsound from the day It was built. inat was in ivxr.- Tt was falling to pieces then," Starkweather added. Minuhlls- mtv Hall tm&ekam tread lightly. , .;