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SATURDAY, AUGUST 7. 1954 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE ELEVEN G 4 ' mV'-. -x :.?T-viO r Lv"S' . ! saPv .-.a I RECENTLY ANNOUNCED by her parent, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Long, 815 North Second Street, was the engagement of their daughter, Jessie Lee Long, to Reno Marchese, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Marchese, 3402 Lalceport Road. The bride-elect is a graduate of OTI, where she was homecoming queen in 1951. Marchese is a graduate of San Jose State College. No date has been set for the wedding. Photo by Floyd MR. AND MRS. F. NIDA the enqaqement of thai REFLECTIONS FROM 1 HERE ARE e. few Hems held " over from last week they weren't I lost or forgotten Just posponed , accounta Illness. MRS. SYDNEY A. PAY "An na W." to localites who know her as an annual summer resident " at her Rocky Point cabin has ' returned to her Burlintame home f;- 818 Cnpuchino She and her '1 big yellow "mostly" Persian cat ; la la Phil Harris' song) Mac as . the feline is named after THE General has been coming to Rocky i Point for 13 yet.rs since he was G ' weeks, old. They left just after the .John Schaws (who share the cao- HOW LUCKY CAN Y' GET? . . .Wilbur Arnold came back to his old territory from Medford to do a little vacation fishing in the Williamson. . .biot son Dick villi him. . .Wilbur. . .ardent fisher man. . had neglected his favor ite sport in recent years . .but wanted to show Dick "THE flshln' hole of holes" at 'a certain bend in the river where he had fished so many times years ago. Most men taking their son back to the ole fishin' or swimmin' hole would find just a hole. . .where all that cool green water was. . .not Izaak Walton Wilbur. . .though. . .He was born under the Zodiac sign Pisces. . .and has experience dat- ANNOUNCEMENT IS MADE ... by Thomas A. Cook, 1928 Tunnel Street, of the engagement of his daughter, Nancy, to Thomas Paul Cray, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cray, Corvallis. Nancy is a graduate of KUHS, class of '54; and Thomas, was recently discharged from active duty, after serving with the U. S. Army in Japan. A late summer wedding is planned. Photo by Guderian MR. AND MRS. GEORGE De ROSIER . . . 4407 Balsam Drive, announce the engagement of their daughter, Florence Mae,, to Edwin Ray Clarey, ton of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Clarey, 2214 Cable Street. The affianced are both graduates of KUHS. September 9, is the date set for the wedding in the Church of the Nazarene. -Photo by Guderian MERRILL ini arrived from their Swanton ranch home near Santa Cruz for flom Link R1 fishin,. dlv ..part of the summer. j. . .So . ,wilh son Dick watchlnK mt . ,,! mlnd you. . .he not only finds the : THE FIRST THREE - of the 10 same ole ,av01.,te ho,e h h , days Jennie Hum spent In Baker 15- nearl 16 ,h fj h with g-dtr Gretchen, spouse Marion lt Gad i and the two young Chandlers Billy I . . . and Elizabeth she Just about j wore herself out with social activi- . s "EM .same family. I ties - but she rested the others !but 111 P' fm the fish ' and came home bouncing as usual sU"'-v- -Lillian Arnold. . .came which Isn't surprising to those i - . " '": who know her She's been stor-1 of the ee catch up on some ing up stamina for some 80 years lu ' ""e u 'n she's GOT it! i Woods with son and spouse. where Dick Is on th2 Crater Lake By ROBERTA DEWEY MERRILL Mr. and Mrs. John O'Neil, Johnny and Tommy, had a successful fishing trip when they went to Winchester Bay: all four caught their limit of sr.huon. Mr. and Mrs. Al Nelson enjoyed a five day visit In Portland with relatives. Rev. and Mrs. G. A. Milne. Mar sha and George, hnv-j returned from a three weeks' vacation trip. They drove up the coast from Cres cent City to Astoria, and then down to Portland, where they vis ited the Riley DsLaos, former Mer. rill residents. A. K. (Lucky) Felt has returned after an absence of several years, and is again mauager of the Mer rill Clothing Company. R. A. Mert on, former manager, and Mrs. Merton have moved to Florence, Oregon, to reside. Mr. and Mrs. Paschal Hodges and children liav? returned after a fishiner trip which tcok them to Crescent City and to Elk Lake. Gilbert Batty and Lcland An thony, operators of the Merrill Un ion Service, are now located In their new place of business on the cor ner of Msin and Front streets. Numerous baskets of flowers were received by the two, and best wish es of the community were sxtend ed to them on their opening day, July 31. A NOTE from LHa Moe Nock-1 arca By Sc"' staff for two i Ieby (Mrs. Bert) is added sup- i port to our reierence to "the little I KF on the peninsula" She wrote j "Whenever you hear a continuous i stream of chatter and laughter jou can be sure that it's a bunch i of Klamath folks, reminiscing j and just such a gathering congre- j gated at the gracious R. C. Groes- becks In the palatial gardens of their home on jllenwood Drive in ; weeks. . .he -recently returned from Beaver Boys' State. . .se lected from Medford Hi. . .he's considered an outstanding young citizen in that valley town. . . The Arnolds arc both from pion eer families. . .with solid ties of friendship to KF through neigh bors and friends. ANOTHER FISH TALE. . .Ruth Los Gams. This particular oc- (Mis. J. Frank) Adams has Izaak casion was a picnic lunch on Sun-1 Walton blood in her. . .to the ex . day afternoon, July 25 and a j tent that I almost wrote. . ."Ruth rer ponslve bunch oi ex-Klumathites I Gone Fishin' Adams". . .instead were there happily sharing the Groesbeck's hospitality The Ed Knights, Burk luilghu Bert Nok lebys, H. E. Roskamps, E. C. btuckcys. Glen Houts, Henry Moes, ine J rranic. . .SHE goes in a trailer and LIVES fishing. . .(of course in THAT trailer. . .livin' ain't BAD!) on a recent trip to Paulina Lake. . . she took grand- Mayor and Mrs. Paul Landry re turned from a tour of Alaska their older dtr and family were brief visitors at the Landry home 331 Pacific Terrace the W. L. Wasmans he stayed overnuht and returned to work on the Eu gene Register-Guard the following morning she and their chi! dren. Catherine 4. and Erich, 3, continued to California. - INCLUDED IN the numer ous parties for Rosemary Murray were a shower July 17 Mrs. C. A. Henderson and dtr Jean Luncheon July 21 at Pel ican Cafe Mrs. Kenneth A. Moore kitchen shower Mrs. Harold A. Teale and Mrs. Bry ant Williams on the 22nd also on 22nd Mrs. Dave Liskey luncheon at the Pelican. ... ,':'''.rh-.L' y tin y,c, j 3 - ' MR. AND MRS. J. M. SUNDKVIST . . . Dorris, announce (he engagement of their daughter, Louetta, to Lawrence A. John son, Modesto. An early fall wedding is planned. Today's Women By DOROTHY ROE AP Women's Editor Just staying home all day doesn't automatically make a woman a good mother, says Helen Grayco, wife of the professionally zany Spike Jones and mother of Spike Jr., 5, and Leslie Ann, 3. Helen, a decorative and delicate type, accompanies her orchestra leader husband on all his stren uous one-nlght-stand tours, does her part in his TV shows, runs a large home In Beverly Hills, cooks the Italian dishes Spike loves, designs her own wardrobe and is a highly successful mother. In her spare time, say between 2 and 4 a.m. some mornings. Mrs, Jones plans the menu for the next family reunion, at which her 10 brothers and sisters and their as sorted offspring gather with their parents at the hospitable Jones homestead. Says Helen: "Wc usually have these family reunions at our house on Christmas and the Fourth of July. There are 55 In the immediate family, count ing 26 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. My parents stay with us, and all my brothers and sisters and their families live nenrby." Helen and Spike lake Spike Jr. and Leslie Ann along on all their trips except the one-night stands. Then when they are doing a Holly wood TV show, they sometimes stay at home In Beverly Hills for a couple of months, spending all possible time with the small fry. "I Ruess we spend more time and thought on the children than If I had nothing to do but stay home and take care of them." says Helen. "At any rate. I'm sure they're perfectly happy and well adjusted and I'm sure they haven't missed nny love or companionship from us." . 4542 Douglas Avenue, announce AiinUfa,- DL..H:. i. A!II I r Robinson 1336 Eldorado. Willard waPgraduated from KUHS, class of '54. The couple has not set a wedding date. Photo by Miller-Williams FORT ROCK - By ROBERTA McGEE Friday evening. Julv 30. a mpet.. Ing was held at the Fort Rock Grange Hall, where the guarantee conuacts were signed by those who are going to operate their irri gation pumps by electricity. A ma jority of the . signers were present ana is oeneved that tho ouota of at least 45 signers will be reached, as there was an original sign up for 84 pumps. Ocorgo Larl- jiici a.ii-u uiHb ii unties wem as planned the power may 'je here by the time It Is ready for use for the farming season, although it Is real ly too eaiiy to moke a definite promise. Mrs. Mario Eskelln and grand daughter Alyce Eskelln visited La Center. Wn. July 22 to 26, where they visited Alyce's parents and also attended the La Center Carni val where Alyue was queen the previous year and presented the crown to the new queen, Nettie Hansen. Mis. Workman and N. A. Work man, Marcola, Oregon, arrived July 26, to visit a lew days with Mr. and Mrs. Avon Derrick. Mrs. Workman is Mrs. Derrick's moth er. - Rube Long is driving a new ton pickup. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Dlener and Janice, Spokane, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ike Painter and daugh ter, July 26 to 30. Mis. Dlener Is Mrs. Painter's mother. Mrs. Wayne Emery, Dorothy, Pat, and Ray, Pollock Pines, Cal ifornia, who are visiting Mrs. Ted Emery, silver Lake, visited with Mrs. Ted Emery at Fort Rock Frl. day, July 30, and with Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Ward and Charley Stlngley.. Ethel Cody, La Mesa, California, Ted Emery's sister la also visiting at Silver Lake. Teresa Ward had as guests for dinner Mr. and Mrs. Bud Parks and children. Teresa prepared and served her 4-H guest dinner to the Parks family and the Ward fam. lly. Mr. and Mrs. George Higdon, ScnnnnnKft nrnonn tuh. ... iiuiuug ai raunna Lakes visited with Mr. and Mm. HnwarH MaH.. Tuesday, July 37. The Hlgdons are cousins ot Kose MCGee and form erly operated tne Fort Rock store about 1030. Mrs. Georizn w niriincfa Dn.i daughter Bertha Rhodes, Bend, visited with another daughter and ner nusband Mr. and Mrs. Sid t vesta) Munnerlyn, Sunday, Aug ust 1. Mrs. Ridings used to ranch many years ago near Silver Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Sid Munnerlyn are busy moving a few cabins on their five acres, purchased from Bntt Webster recently, which li located about two miles norlh from town on the Cabin Lake road. Sid Mun nerlyn is drilling wells here in the valley. People Do Read SPOT ADS -you are! : Here's a new kind of ice - cream sundae. Peel, halve and core a fresh pear; fill each pear 'cavity with a small scoop of vanilla ice cream and top with chocolate sauce. Charles Garcelon, Fred Everlyn daughter Viki Ray with her. and H. D. Parks Pearl Wheeler 9 year old Vikl had never fished Martin, Myrtle Reymers, Augusta ! before. . .but she caught and Hayden. Frances Sample, Julia I landed the limit the first two Van Emmon, Jennie Pelts, Marie I days she d ever held a rod! McMillan and Ruth Olson (furrinj 1 McMillan and Ruth Olson (furriner , DREAMS. . .come true for Flo from Spokane i a guest of the! Ann Perkins is the word from Nocklebys. (We love to get these Flo Ann sent friends from Paris bits of KF news from the Bay or any other area where Klamath folk still gravitate toward one an other for fun.) DUAL BIRTHDAYS will be celebrated by Mrs. Laura Hunsa ker of KF and great-g-son Rob ert Prescott Hunsaker, who was born on her birthday in Corvallis. July 15, to Kathleen and Floyd Hunsaker This animated birth day present arrived weighing 8 lbs. 2 oz. His mother Is the former Kathleen Angel (Wayne's aunt) bis dad and mom were both grad uates of KUHS his dad from OSC took his degree at Wash ington State is now a physicist with the gov't at Albany. ALSO still Hunsaker Edna (Mrs. Lee Hi now of Anchorage. a trip to Versailles THE Moulin Rouge part of the dream already realized then from there to Madrid. Barcelona, Nice, Rome, Athens, Istanbul. Je rusalem, then to Amsterdam as the hop-off point for home. GRANDSON this should have been in last week the new grandson for the Lou Dragers and the Luther Hasktns Gary Richard was born July 28 at K Valley hosp j to Joan and Doyle Hasklns Tulelake. When ever the new exalted ruler of the Elks Lou Drager's name comes with a queiy as to where he lives confusion sets in They live on the Oregon side of Hat field, their business Is In Califor nia and their phone Is in the Merrill exchange. Back to Oary Richard His great-g-parents A. Kotlhoff also Alsaska. visited over weekend of July 24 with Alice Hershberger. 514 I Mr. and Mrs. W. N. loth That address was the live In Merrill. gathering place for relatives and ! friends Edna, who is teaching LITTLE NOTE from a Port in Alaska has been going to sum-! land wedding Susan Erickson's mer school at Monmouth (maybe i Denelce Kenyon was a brides still Is) Earlier in, the month' maid and when Susan tossed her spouse flew from Alaska to her bouquet Deneice and another Salem where his parents the Ray 1 b-inaid Sue Melndl caught it Hunsakers and other members of j both with firm grips too the family were assembled for a Hunsaker clan-meet all except Dr. Dale H who is still In Hous ton doing work at Jefferson Davis Hospital for special degree in obstetrics. both surprised that someone else had bold of It but qulck-thtnk-ing resulted In a fair division of the coveted prize. JUST A FEW DAYS after OPEN HOUSE and Formal Opening Pow-Wovv Room COCKTAIL LOUNGE THURSDAY, AUGUST 12 5:30 to 8 a.m. ' PROGRAM TOUR of the Hotel ond its facilities by the Hotel em ployes as guides. FREE o new cocktail, "French Mortini." It is differ ent, it is delicious and exclusive. ENTERTAINMENT FREE canopts and soft drinks. There will be on display Fronk Poyne's rcre ond re known collection of or row heads ond many other In dian artifacts. You will thrill at the sight of it. Only persons over 21 invited, bring your friends. Chorlie Molin, Monoger will greet you and welcome you ot the door. mum HOT , 1111 Main Phone 4181 All Ready for First Class CM It's not too early to qcr those school clothes in shape! Smart mothers bone up for school-time so their younq sters will be all set and handsome when'the bell rinqj. We'll dry clean and press last term's clothes so they'll look like new. Just coll 51 1 1. CASCADE Klamath's Finest LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANERS Opp. Post Office I' : IT CAN'T BE BEAT You Just can't beat Linoleum from CALHOUN'S. It's long-wearing, easy to keep clean, and comes in a variety of handsome patterns and colors. Our friendly staff will be glad to give you step . by-step directions that will save you time and money. We're located right out of the hi-rent district and can give you more for your money. Stop in and see us this very week. Budget Terms Arranged Free Do-ft-Voursef Service " : t; linoleum mt 'carpets TILE TW IAWT STOCK V CAST MAIN STtfn BLINDS'? 0 QUALITY 1H THt KLAMATN UStH IT v - TtUPHGNCMH. y
