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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 28, 1954)
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 28, 1954 PAGE TWENTY-TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH KAILS. OREGON DETECTORS SAVE SAWS FT. JACKSON, S. C. I Mine detectors, the kind they use In wars, will be used to save limber saws from damage. Workers will take the gadgets into 12,000 acres to detect shrapnel embedded In some of the trees In range-firing POCJGT MOM CHAN6E FROM FOOD DOUARS AT 7HESE areas. Dr. Leo Labyak, the rt. Jackson forestry chief, estimates thousands nf dollars in saw danv age will be avoided. . 1 ' .V 1 '' '' i r SAVE UP TO 50! aw ' ' .. ,. ; EVEN THE BOYS like to cook and junior cheh tind it easy to feed the gang when the main dish it ai simple as heating a can of soup, spaghetti or beans. Mother will probably provide cookies, fresh fruit and milk to round out the meal. Eastside By MRS. MERI.E O'NF.IL A surprise birthday party was given by severiu close neigtiDors, Friday evening honoring Mrs. Earl Cogburn The group assembled at the Cog burn home at 8 p.m. and all joined In suiting hanDV blrthcav. The evening was spent playing Barnes and visiting. Refreshments of Ice cream, cake, coftee and tea were served to those nreseni. A beautiful table lamp was pre. tented to the honored guest by the following friends: Mr and Mrs. Will Vernon. Lakeview: Mr. and Mrs. Jtocho Allard. Mr. and Mrs John Baxter, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Waterson. Mr. and Mrs Benny Ver rn, Mr and Mrs. Tniman Hart- log, Mrs. Delphla Nelson and Mr. end Mrs. Merle O'Nell. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Longfellow left Monday for Orovllle where they plan to spend several weet s visit ing Mr. and Mrs. Phil Carroll. Mrs. Longfellow has been in poor health end she plans to spend the Winter months In Orovllle. Friends wore sorry to learn of the tragic fire that befell Mrs. Ald Tldge and Delbert Friday evening. The fire originated possibly from defective wiring, and burned so apidly that the New Pine Creek fire department was unable to be of much assistance. They lost all ef their belongings and are tem porarily staying at the Fair Motol until arrangements are completed for them to have a permanent borne. Plans are being carried out to purchase one of the Bill Bishop ." houses at Willow Ranch which will be moved to the same property and for a benefit dance to be held In the neRr future. Mr, and Mrs. Benny Vernon were dinner guests of the John Baxters Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cogburn were overnight guests of Mr, and Mrs. Oordon Coburn and Oary Sunday evening at Klamath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Fowler and family, Mcdford, are spending sev eral days with Mr. and Mrs. John Richardson, combining deer hunt ing and visiting. John Noble' left Bundny for his home at Ashland. He had spent some time at the home of his daughter, Mrs. John Richardson. The Relief Society monthly offi cers and teachers meeting was held t the home of Eileen O'Nell Mon- Sav evening. Present were Mrs. ohn McDonald, Mrs. Charles Bte phens, Mrs. Elmer Williams and Mrs. George Manning. Refresh ments were served following the meeting. LOST BY 8,640 HEADS RICHMOND, Va. (IP) A Con necticut truck driver, Anthony Rogers, arrived here with a load of lettuce too late for the Saturday market and called his employer. Charitable institutions received 8, 640 choice heads. BEWARE or IMITATIONS LOOK FOR THf HAPPY UTTLt DOG TOPS IN QUALITY! LOW IN PRICE No other WltCOfitCAFWi gives you Ml jW FBI COT BEEFli! BI6 IDAHO RED Kfiffi e"ir , Here's hearty, mtaty goodnesj ! - ' y Sm J Just tender, top-uaiicy beef i 9 ' aod plump, young red beans, I s iiiiini v-.. 'flf i S1UW-3U11UJCICU m a ont ff ' r " ', ' sauce that's a Detmison b ' " i secret. Perfectly seasoned I ; I rsf. perfectly cooked VjJ perfectry defidous! r--l! - r SPOIt m oom" J Y .IvVysi' -OEllC10US TASTE! 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