TUESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1955
PAGE EIGHT
HEHALT) AND NEWS. KLAMATH FAIXS. OREGON
BASIN BRIEFS
From California Mr. and Mrs,
Stanley Llndnhl of Alnmcda, Call
iornla are arriving on August 26
lor a abort visit with Mrs. Mud
ahl's Bister, Mrs. Whltey Evans
and her family.
' Roundup Ticket! Reserve sea,
tickets for the 3h annual Lalte-
vlew Roundup were placed on sale
Monday in the lobby of the Cali
lornla Oregon Power Company. A.
L. Thornton Jr., ticket chairman,
announces the first show will be
Saturday, September 3 at 8 o'clock
as the newly installed field lights
tt the arena make a night show
possible.
To Speak Dr. E. M. Oildow.
director of Carnation Farms at
Carnation, Washington, will speak
on beef feeding at a publio meet
In at the exhibit building at the
Lake County Fairgrounds, Augunt
26 al 8 p.m., announces Franz
fSunitsch. Klamath Falls, liclci rep
resentative lor Albers Milling
Company.
Visits Sharon Davis ol Klam
ath Falls, has been spending the
summer with her aunt, Mrs. Jo
sephine Taylor at her ranch south
of Lakevlew.
' From California Visiting at
the Pbll Smith home in Lakevlew
are their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Phllln Smith, and
their grandson, David of Ban Fran'
Cisco,
Visltinr Mr. and Mrs. William
Weir and two sons of Davis, Call
lornla, are visiting In Lakevlew at
the home of Weir's parents, Mr.
nd Mrs. Robert Weir Sr.
Arrhcri Attending the Sunday
esslon of the annual Oregon Bow
Hunter's Broadhead meet al Lake
view were Carl, George and Don
Hid Rajnus of Malln.
At Meet Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Turpin of Paisley were among the
spectators at the Oregon Bow
tournament at Lakevlew on Sun
day. Their daughter, Mrs. Dale
Baxter o( Klamath Falls, and their
grandson. Gene Baxter, were
among the winners at the meet.
In Charcc Mrs. Dean Elliott
and Mrs. Al Getty, members ol
the Lakevlew Bowmen Club, were
In charge of the refreshment booth
t Box Springs on Saturday and
Sunday when the Lakevlew Bow
men sponsored the annual Oregon
Bow Hunter's Broadhead meet.
Keno Mrs. MorrlB Parker Sr.,
and daughters Carolyn and Judy,
Jeft this morning to drive her uncle
Walter Porterfteld home to Vcrnon
la, Parker will pickup his family
on the weekend.
Surprise Guests - at the Joe
PeOrande home at Keno Saturday
' were two uncles of Mrs. DeOrande.
One, Robert Schroeder of Salem
rhe nad not seen for 16 years.
The other was August Schroeder
of Bly.
New Daurhler Marsha Lynn,
the third child and first girl, was
born recently to Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Mitchell of Chlloquin.
Mrs. Roger Adams of Chllo
flu In left last week by plane to
join her husband who Is stationed
in Germany. She has been with
his family, the Lonnle Adams at
Chlloquin since early summer.
' Mra. Karl Hall and Lyle of
Chlloquin are on a 10-day trip,
ehe will pick up Janet Hall at
Camp Mngruder near Tillamook
and go to Washington for a few
days before returning home.
Pastor Returns The Rev. and
Mrs. Edmund Stanton and son,
Wesley, returned Inst week from
three weeks vacation in Washing
ton. He is pastor of the Chlloquin
and Fort Klamath Methodist
churches.
Home Camp Fire Girls Diane
Klrcher, Linda Oates, Linda Men
denhall and Linda CUne, Chlloquin;
Darla Brewer, Fort Klamath and
Sharon Wilder and Barbara Sis
son, Klamath Agency, returned
Sunday from Camp Esther Apple
gate. Nineteen girls from the area
attended either the first or third
weeks of camp.
Former Resilient Wilfred Don
nelly, former state hlghwav fore
man in the Fort Klamath district,
now of Mlllhrae, California, was
a recent llshlng guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Prowell, Chlloquin.
Chlloquin A drivers license ex
aminer will be on duty at the
Chlloquin city hall from 1 to 7 p.m.
Friday, August 26.
thanks The Malln Assembly
of God expresses appreciation tor
the use of the Park Community
Hall for a fellowship meeting, ac
cording to Mrs. F. F. King.
Silver Lake Jim Llnebauoh.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Leston Llne
baugh of Silver Lake, Is attending
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lambda Chi Alpha fraternity's
management training seminar at
De-Pauw University this week, Au
gust 31-26, as a representative of
his chapter at Oregon State Col
lege, Some 250 delegates from the
fraternity's 143 chapters In 45
states and four Canadian provinces
are attending. Lambda Chi Alpha
was founded 46 years ago at Bos
ton University and has 58,000 mem
bers. In Service Charles S. Sulli
van, son of Mr, and Mrs. Frank
Sullivan, Clone, is In basic train
ing at Fort Ord.
Guests Mr. and Mrs. Robert M.
Jeneu ol Escanaba, Wisconsin,
have been guests at the home of
Mrs. Jensen's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Ford, Poe Valley.
They will visit California points
before returning home.
Meetinr Mt. Lakl Ladles Aid,
Wednesday, August 24 at the home
of Mrs. Im Ore, n. Fort Klamath,
for a potluck luncheon. Take table
service. Cars will leave the A. R.
Campbell residence at 10:30 a.m.
'
fione Mr. and Mrs. George
Erbes Sr., Red Bluff, uncle and
aunt of Lewis Erbes Jr., Ft.
Jones, California who were here
for the wedding of Pat Taylor and
Lewis Erbes have returned to their
home. Other guests here from a
llstance who have gone home
were Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Erbes
Sr., Fort Jones, California, Mr.
and Mrs. James Puckctt and
daughter, Amy, and Alice Johnson,
of Allen, Nebraska.
Meeting of the Henley Farm
Bureau, Wednesday night. August
24 at 8 p.m. No card notices have
been sent out.
Sojourners children'i picnic
will be held Wednesday at Moore
Park. All members are asked to
bring their children for this outing
at 11 a.m. Bring own lunch and
table service...
Malin Aftermost of their two
weeks vacation at Fresno and
Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Oelst
of Klamath Falls visited her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Smal
ley at Malln before returning
home Saturday.
California Guests at the
homes of Mr. and Mrs. J. Walter
Browning and Mr, and Mrs.
George Browning of Malln were
Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Dowd of
Fontana, California. Dowd Is a
building contractor and rebuilt the
home of the eider Brownings two
years ago.
North Bend Mr. and Mrs
Tom Barry and Dennis of Merrill
visited the K. C. Burkes at North
Bend last week.
Merrill Visitors at the Olenn
Chase home last week were Mrs,
Chase's sister's family from Em.
plre, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Camp
bell and daughters Carmen and
Jerry Lynn.
Visitor at Mt. Lakl are the
Rev. J. R. (Dick) DeLap. pastor
of the Wayside Baptist Church at
Bakersfleld, and his family.
Mt. Lakl Mr. and Mrs. Ernie
Hills and family of San Mateo
have been visiting at the home
of her parents, the Percy Dixons
and other relatives.
Mrs. Eva Short who lives on
the Merrill Highway, has been a
patient at the Hillside Hospital for
several days.
nunmmilr A rummage sale,
sponsored by Epps Unit. American
Legion Auxiliary, will be held in
the Legion clubrooms August 26
and 27.
CITY BRIEFS
Mretiiig All Women of the
Moose interested In the orill team
please attend the meeting, Wednej-
ciay, August 24. .7 p.m. at the
Moose Hall, 1010 Pine Street.
Special Meetinr Andv Sllanl
president of the Klamath Board of
Realtors, has called a special meet'
lug at a noon luncheon at the Wil
lard Hjtel, Wednesday, August 24
for ail board members and asso
ciated members. There will be
discussion on the proposed Copco
Dam. All members and associate
members are urged to attend.
Meeting of the Ground Obser
ver Corp Thursday, August 25 at
8 p.m. for a discussion of the dedi
cation of the new building. Please
plan to be present. This is your
GOC building.
Guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. James Ray, 2430 Apple
gate Avenue are Hay's mother.
Mra. Lillian M. Hansen and his
sister, Mrs. Jean Davis. The guesto
live lii Salt Lake City.
Training Pvt. Fredrick E.
Morris, son of Mrs. Opel E. Mor
ris, 1320 Martin Street, is receiving
basic training at Fort Knox, Ken
tucky as a member of the 3rd
Armored Division. He entered tile
armed forces In July.
Meeting The North Side Gar
den Club will hold its regular
monthly meeting at Moore Park,
Wednesday, August 24, at 12 noon
with Mrs. Walter Sohrakoff as host
ess. Fotluck luncheon. Bring own
table service. Topic will be peren
nial seed planting.
Klamath Falls Office will be
open to handle renewal licenses
only on Friday when the drivers
license examiner goes to Chlloquin,
according to Ray Clark.
Charley DeLap Klamath Coun
ty clerk, Is In San Martin, Califor
nia, at the home of a daughter, to
spend a vacation for his health.
Meeting The Lady Lions will
meet tonight at 8 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Grant Gerry, 2828
Summers Lane.
Attending Meeting Tom Mur
dock, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Murdock 4079 Shasta Way, left Sun-
day for Chicago to attend the 09th
convention and leadership school of
Sigma Alpha Epsllon fraternity. He
is a student at Willamette Univer
sity and will be gone for two weeks.
First child First child for Mr.
and Mrs. William Kay has been
named Sandra Lorraine. Born Au
gust 17 and weighing 1 lbs. 14 oz.
is the grsnddaughter of Mrs. H. A.
Sample. Klamath Falls, and of Mr.
and Mrs. Jet Kay, Oakdale, California.
Return from trip Mr. and
Mrs. Hubert VanderhofI Sr., 3843
Clinton Avenue, and Mr. and Mrs.
Roger Vanderhoff and children,
Debra and David, of 4741 Laverne
Avenue, returned last Thursday
from a three-week vacation. They
visited relatives and friends In
Sheboygan, Wisconsin, and on the
return trip stopped off at Yellow,
ston Park.
Neighbors of Woodcraft Thim
ble Club of the Neighbors of Wood
craft will meet Wednesday, August
24. at 8 p.m. In the Knights of
Columbus Hall dining room. All
members and friends are Invited.
Friendly Circle The Friendly
Circle Club will hold a family pic
nic at the home of Fannie Get-
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THERE WAS A BIG TIME in Lakeview when th e Klamath County Sheriff's Posse dropped in
for breakfast last Sunday at the rodeo grounds. The repast, in typical buckaroo style, was
served by officials of tho Lake County Rodeo Committee. The guests from Klamath Falls shown
above are, front row, (loft to rightl, Ed Williams, Dan Emrick, Fred Herrick, Fred Beyme Sr.,
Fred Beyme, Jr., and Howard Hartley. Back row, Bev. Thomas, Keith Rice, Charles Read, Hank
Ring, Sheriff Murray Britton, Ralph Dunlavy, Roscoe Lilly and Dr. J. M. Hilton.
vais, 2441 Garden Avenue. Wednes
day, August 24, at 4 p.m.
Church of God of the Apostolic
Faith, Douglas Avenue and Granite
Streets will conduct a special ser
vice Thursday night at 7:30. The
Rev. A. D. Gilliam and his mission
ary party from Formosa will lead
the service. Other church membert
and the public are invited.
Guest A recent guest in the
home of Mrs. Leslie Rollers, 1972
Fremont Street was Hal Kelley.
native of Portland and an official
of the Jantzen Knitting Mills with
headquarters in Washington, D. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Kelley, their daugh
ter Jennifer and son Christopher
live in Maryland. The travelers
were West visiting relatives in
Portland. Kelley, graduate of the
University of Oregon was in charge
of boats at Crater Lake during
the summers of 1927- 1928- 1929.
He visited Crater Lake with his
hostess. En route they stopped for
a coffee hour at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Scott Warren, Algoma
and on the return trip were guests
for dinner at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Ravizza and
iamily, Chlloquin. Other dinner
guests were Susan Ravizza, em
ployed at Crater Lake this summer
and Dean Wood, in charge of the
boats this year.
Baby Born Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Shepherd. Portland are parents of
a son, Gregory Dale, their first
child, born August 16. The baby
weighed six pounds, two and one
i.ftlf ounces. Ben has completed a
couinc in pre-mcd at Oregon State
College and will enter the Univer
sity of Portland this fall to take
up the study of dentistry. He is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. M. L.
Shepherd, owners of Shepherd's
Music Store. Klnmath Falls. Grand
father Shepherd is north visiting
the new arrival. Home address of
the new parents is 9144 North
Woolscy Court, Portland, 3.
Sunday Guest A long time
mend ol Mrs. Ann Rogers, 1972
Fremont Street, Alice C. Riley. San
Francisco stopped briefly In Klam
ath Falls and visited at the
Rogers' home, August 21,
Home Wayne Bergloff, son
of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Bergloff,
2748 Wiard Street, who teaches
dancing at the Arthur Murray
School of Dancing, Hollywood, ac
companied by a group of teachers
from the studio spent several days
here recently with his parents.
He has recently been awarded a
gold medal for dancing by the
studio. The teachers came to Ore
gon via the Redwood Highway and
visited a number of lakes while
here.
Oregon Shows Job Gains
Summertime employment gains
continued throughout Oregon in
July, bringing the number of non-
Veterinarian To
Speak In K.F.
Dr. E. M. Glldow, DVM, direct
or of nutritional research tor tha
Carnation Milk Farms who will
be a Klamath Falls visitor Thurs
day, Auguit 25, will speak at 7:30
Thursay evening in the ex
hibit building at the fairgrounds.
His subject will be the livestccr:
situation and th? use of animal
hormones in leedli.g.
He is recognized us tins of Hie
outstanding authorities on lite West
coast on animal husbandry and has
served as head of the Idaho Stale
Extension Service and in other
similar capacities.
The meeting Is open to the public
farm workers to 485,700, It his
been revealed by the state unem
ployment compensation commis
sion In cooperation with the U.S.
Bureru of Labor statistics.
The figure was nearly 10.000
more than June, and 46.000 more
than for July of last year whin a
labor dispute affected about 26.0C0
workers in the lumber industry.
Expanded construction, food pro
cessing, transportation and utilities
were largely responsible lor the
gams last month. There was a
loss of 2.000 in government jobs.
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sided oj hostess to the TNT bridge club Wednesday evening at
the home of Mrs. A. C. Bockes, 428 Pocific Terroce. Hiflh
score went to Mrs. Phil W. Humph-ey, ond low score to No
dine O'Flaherfy.
Tuesday, Auiust 23, 1932 Henry Semoo, director in chorge
of the chamber of commerce agriculture committee, announces
the appointment of the following committee: A. R. Campbell,
t. A. Geary, C. A. Henderson, G. J. H.lvord, Earl Mack, Roy
Nelson ond Horry Wilson.
Wednesday, Auiuit 24, 1932 Horry Molotore, official dele
gote from the local 20-30 club to the convention held in Sao
romento last week end, tolked at the regular luncheon meet
ing of the club Mondoy, reporting the highlights of the con
vention. Thursday, Awiutt 25, 1932 "The Story the Smnolt Mem
orial Tells" will be the subiect of on address to be presented
at the Thursdoy meeting of the Kiwonis club by D. S. Libbv,
ostt?nt pfli; t'perintendent and naturolist of Crater Lake
National pork. Dr. George Adler is in chorge of the progrom
Friday, Aufuit 24, 1932 Ralph and Core-ice Hill, spccfv
distance runners, will be guests of the Twenty-Thirty club ot
the noon doy luncheon on Mondoy it wos announced by Jce
Knudson, president.
Saturday, Aufust 27, 1 932 Among the numerous bridge
offoirs of the past week was o party Wednesdov oftfrnoon
at the Coftr home on High Street when Mrs. Walter West ond
Mrs. F. H. Cofer presided os hostesses. Honors ere owarded
to Mrs. Clarence Humble, Mrj. T. R. Skillmgton and Ms.
Arthur Schaupp.
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