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Tl ESDAV. SEPTEMBER 6, 1955 HKULP AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE SEVEN BASIN BRIEFS Ursnre Club The Midland Ornge Home Economics Club will meei at the home of Mrs. Ralph BenoHt. Midland, Tuesday alter noon at . school A school of Instruction on grange work and ritualism will be presented at the meeting o( the Midland Grange to be held Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock In the Henley Orange Hall. All members, especi ally new members, are urged to be present. Laaies oimg ftauawitaei: or dessert potluck. Milln An organizational meet- in; of the Malln Home Extension Unit will be held at 1:30 tonight (Tuesday! in the home ec room of the high school. Chairman Is Elsie Ouinn. Members urged to attend as the year's program will be out lined. Jim Thomas of Lakeview will be co-chairman of Freshman Days program at Southern Oregon Col lege September 20-23. Social events are planned ior luebaay, Wednes day and Thursday evenings. Bully Pfc. Lewis W. Hutch inson, son of Mr. and Mrs. John -jiiirhmion. Beattv. recently took part in a battalion river crossing exercise m uermany wuu uic oui Infantry Division. Pvt. J. L. Taylor son of Prank Taylor of Malln recently partici pated In summer exercises held by the 4tn inianuy division in uer. many, according to the Army pub lic relations release. A 1952 grad uate of Malm High School. Taylor is a driver in Company M of the division s 3th regiment. He. has been in Germany since June, Friday The Home Extension Unit of Merrill will meet Friday. September 9, at 1 p.m. In the rec reation hall. Instruction in candle making will be given by Mrs. Ran dall Pope and Mrs. Milton Loper. Brine pencil and paper. Everyone welcome. Sons Meet Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Howard of Merrill re cently heard lrom their two sons In Europe who had visited togcthor in France. C. Henry Howard, teacher of music at Garfield, Washington, Is touring Europe, and got togeth er with Paul Howard who Is with the U.S. Army In France. til Mrs. Emma Morris, mother of Mrs. Ben Herrick of Merrill is reported Improving. Visiting them re Mr. and Mrs. He?iic Keller and daughter Marjie Davis and granddaughter. Jeanette Davis, of Climax and Kalamzoo, Michigan. Mrs. Keller Is Mrs. Morris' daugh ter and It Is her first visit in two years. A son. Norman Morris and wife from Milton-Freewater, have Iso visited during Mrs. Morris' serious illness. Siraue River Mr. and Mrs. James Roagers and daughter Becky are home from a week's va cation at the coast. Glen Kirchtr operated the Sprague Ri32 store during Rodgers' absence. Bealtr Mr. and Mrs. Don Schoncnin and children Donna, Su san and Fred, spent the weekend at Cedarville to attend the rodeo. E. Tuning minister of the Sprague River Friends' Church, and his wife returned Friday from two weeks vacation. They attended the yearly meeting of their church at Greenley, Idaho, and attended a niece's wedding in Eugene on their way home. Reunion About 50 members of the Newlun family gathered for a reunion at Lythia Park at Ashland last weekend. From Sprague River were Mr. and Mrs. K. Newlun and Buster. Billy and LueEUen and Mrs. Don Marvin and sons Randy and Don. Home Mr. and Mrs. Ronnn Pfeifier and children, Claudia and Rodney are home in Sprague Riv er from five weeks' vacation at loMet. Illinois and Minot, North Dakota. Vllffnf1 1'llH.H 4U t -. - b we nome of Mr. and Mis. Gordon Kelsey at Sprague River were Mr. and Mrs F. C. Holt of Jelferson. Oregon air. ana Mrs. B. D. Derrick of Toledo. Oreaon. Th thr Am.r. are sisters. The thiee couples will mmvicw iu see anoiner sis ter and husband Mr u Harry Eaton. A fifth sister was mil aoie io come from Salem for the reunion. Malln The communltv swim ming pool will be open alter school until further notice. Weekday hour will be from 4 p.m. The pool will open at l p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays. Resident nf Tun.u c..,u Dakota, visiting at the home of naroia namey and Henry Vac nitz, Malui, at the end of August were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Phtllippi and William Schmoll and his moth er, Mrs. Katherine Schmoll. They traveled together from south Da kota. Malin Residents picking blue berries at Odell Lake over the weekend ol August 28 were Mr and Mrs. Charles Brightman and her mother. Mrs. w. E. Brightman of Eugene and his sister, Mrs. Don C. Jensen and family of Harris burg, Oregon. W. E. Brinhtman joined the family and they teport a good yieia. Eddie McElroy butcher at Ra ima's Market. Malin. for the last five years, has moved to take over the management of the meat de partment of the market at Emil's, at Ninth and Pine. Klamath Falls. The McElroys hare moved to 961 Lakeshore Drive. To Oakland Frances Tracy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Tracy of Lakeview, leaves Septem ber 6 to enroll as a freshman at College of the Holy Names, Oak land. She plans to major in social service. Enlists Brenton P. Tracy, son of Mr, and Mrs. Donald C. Tracy of Lakeview on August 26 enlisted in the Air Force for four years and is assigned to Parks Air Force Base for his baslo training. Tracy is a graduate ol Lakeview High school. Telephone Meeting-On Wednes day, September 7 at 11:30 a.m. at the Lake County Courthouse, Lake- view, Charles H. Heltsei, Salem, state public utilities commissioner, will preside at a public hearing on tne West Coast Telephone Com pany service In Lake County. Jack V. Briscoe, chairman of the tele phone committee of the Lake Coun ty Chamber oi Commerce, urges rural residents to attend this hear ing and to present their telephone needs. Roundup Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harmon and son Larry are spending the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weir Jr. at Lakeview. Harmons are former Lakeview residents. YMCA Council Plans Meeting The Inter-agency council of the YMCA will hold Its regular meet ing Wednesday September 1. A no host luncheon will be served. There will be a program featur ing Rex Dye, United Fund director and Bob Bonney, city recreation director. Dye will explain the functions of the United Fund of fice on a year around basis and Bonney will explain the. need for a steering committee to prepare the community for the Incoming servicemen. Program chairman will be Ev erett Peery, vice president of the inter-agency council. 23 leau lfo Monday, September 5, 1932 A report of the international Kiwonis convention held in Bellingham last month will be pre sented at the regular Thursday meeting of the local club by John Houston, president, and Elbert S. Veotch, secretory, of ficial convention delegates. Tuesday, September 6, 1932 Mrs. Alex Brearcliffe left Tut; day evening for Pendleton where she will attend the onnuol Round-up. She expects to be gone about ten doys. Wednesday September 7, 1932 Klamath Falls Swimmers de feated Medford at Merrick's plunge Labor Doy. Those por. ticipating from Klamath Foils were: Don Divens, Lee Stebbim, Don Dunham ond Jerry Larsen. Thursday, September 8, 1932 Dr. and Mrs. George I. Wright returned Wednesday after accomponying their daughter, Hen rietta, to Portlond. Miss Wright returned to Evanston, III., where she is a junior ot Northwestern University, - Friday, September 9, 1932 Mr. and Mrs. Emil E. Albrecht and daughter Merlyn, spent the week-end visiting in Grants Pass. Saturday, September 10, 1932 Dr. C. V. Rugh won the. county tennis championship Wednesday when he defeated Gomer Coseman in straight sets, 6-0, 6 0. The match was delayed eorlier this week by windy conditions on the courts. Rugh, his service working magnificently ond his court gome unbeotoble, won hondily from the stor of the lodder tou moment. THE Insure Wilh FIRE LIABILITY Paul O. Landry V. T. Johnson D. L. Thomas 419 Main Street rhent 2-2526 AUTO PROPERTY CITY BRIEFS Livestock Sale Marks End Of Tulelake-Butte Fair Visitors Mrs. Larett Rnries Of Auburn. California acenmnanleri by her son William Rodes of Ren- on. Washington stopped briefly In Klamath Falls aver the weaken,! on her way to Lakeview where she owns property near the site of the .ciciib uranium sirixes. Home Extension Buena Vista Home Extension will meet Wednes. dav at noon for potlucls at Moore Park. This wiU be a rally meet trig bring friends. First Meeting The Klamath Board of Realtors will meet Wednesday, September 7 tor a noon luncheon meeting at the Wil lard Hotel. This Is the first meet ing of the 19S5-5S year and all members and associate members are urged to attend. Vernon Durant will take over as new president of the board. Assisting Durant Is Deane Sachar, vice president and program chairman and Claire Ellis, secretary-treasurer. Hospitalized Olenn M. Foun tain, supervisor of Merced County, California, is ill at Hillside Hospi tal. Mr. and Mrs. Fountain were returning from a vacation In Cana da. Altar Society The regular meeting of Saint Mary's Altar So ciety will be held Wednesday ai the Sacred Heart Parish Hall. There will be a potluck lunch at 1 p.m. Gold Star Mothers The Gold Star Mothers will meet Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Nomination of officers win be the main busi ness of the meeting. Nurse's School Ruth Marie Larson, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Larson, 136 Lewis Street, left last weekend for Portland to enroll In the Emanuel School ot Nursing.. Ruth is a 1935 eraduate of Klamath Union High School. Rehekah Meeting Prosperity Rebokah Lodge No. 104 will hold a special meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the IOOF Hall for the visit of Edna Bradley, state president. A r.o host dinner at the Pelican Cafe will be held at 8:30 p.m. For reservations call 7983. Meeting- John Houston Is at tending a meeting at Harrison Hot Springs with The Equitable Life Assurance Society. It Is an agency meeting for all Equitable Repre sentatives In Oregon. They are go ing to discuss life insurance as it relates to state planning and tax ation. Marine Pvt. William L. Poole, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Y. Poole 727 Plum Street, Klamath Falls, is scheduled to complete recruit trsinlng the latter part of Septem ber at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot at San Diego. Kodiak, Alaska A baby girl moaning i los. a oi., was born August 25 to Mrs. Thelma M Co burn, wife of Jnm.i ff rnh,...M commissaryman third class. USCCi! "'e "aval Hospital at Kodiak. Coburn. who is serving with the Coast Guard cutter USS Sedge, Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coburn of Sprague River and Mrs. Coburn is the daughter of Mr Letltia Allen of Klamath Falls. The baby, named Tish Wlllene, is the first child for the Coburns. John N. Daw commissaryman third class, USN. son of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Daw, 1817 Laurel, Klam ath Falls, is serving at the U.S. Naval ststi, Sanglev Point. Ca vite, Philippine Islands. Regular Meeting of District S. OSNA, will be held tonight iTues nay) at the County Health Center. Mis. Elmore, executive secretary will be present. Meeting The Klamath Countv Historical Society will meet Wednesday avenlng, September 7. fu ? m- in ,he lecture room of the Klamath County Librarv. Pro gram will be pioneer stories by volunteer members. TULELAKE The 4-H and FFA livestock auction sale Thurs day night, which concludes the Tulelake-Butte Valley Fall Fair, will include sale of top place win ners named Monday. The grand champion sheep of the show was a Hampshire raised by Dean Van Nortwick, a first year 4-H'er from Tulelake. Reserve grand champion was earned by Steve Mitchell, Tulelake FFA member. In the hog division. Oary Dahle won grand champion and Allen Hurlburt. reserve grand champion. Judging ot steers was scheduled for Tuesday and the sale starts Tuesday night at I o'clock. (D6T). Monday's activities began with three-quarter mile parade down Main Street, Winners Included the following: Youth organisations: first, Brownies, second; Oirl Scouts. Organized children's group: first, Tulelake Recreation Commission. Churches: first. Presbyterian Church. Service clubs: first, Tula lae Growers Association; second. McCloud Drill Team: third, Butte Valley Spurs. Industry: first, Cop- co. Commercial: first. Virgil Bar ron's Shell Service Station; second. EUROPE TOUR VENICE. Italy "P Margaret Truman. riniirrlifi. r -. U.S. President, left here Tuesday uy car ior riorence. miss Tru man has been attending tne Inter national film factiual in ttiti aa1 city. After Florence, she plans to visit omsr uanan eities. March Theater and third. Walker Bros, of Merrill. -Following the parade, fair vist tors watched the dedication of the main exhibit building. W. C. Whit aker. fair board secretary-mana- i gr, introduced the board presi dent, William G. Hagclsteln. who presented the speakers for the day. 1 Pauline Davis, state assemlywom-1 an, and U.S. Representative Clair : Efigle. Mrs. Davis expressed her appreciation for dedication of the building to the memory ot her late husband. Lester Davis, for-1 mer assemblyman. While In office. Davis was instrumental in getting passed by the state legislature a I bill authorising a district fair In : Tulelake. Since his death, Mrs. 1 Davis, who was appointed and la ter elected to the position held by her husband, has been influential In obtaining funds for construction of buildings on the fair grounds In Tulelake. Rep. Engle pointed out the value of fairs such as Tulelake's, and urged the fair board to make it available year around (or com munity activities. In afternoon contests. Jerry Kay loi . 16, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elden Kaylor of Macdoel waa named MERRYMIXERS SQUARE DANCE CLASS For Beginners Starts Wednesday, September 7, 8:00 p.m. at rear of Fairgrounds Buildinq. Register by phoning 9967. world's champion syphon tube st ter. Young Ksylor'a tune (or set ting 50 tubes was one minute, II seconds tea seconds (aster than last year's record of one minute, 38 seconds, set by Orvlllt Pitts of Macdoel. ASK US ABOUT Masonry Paint GOELLERS 522 Main Phone 6704 Prison Agency Plans KF Meeting Dorothy D. Gage, field represen tative of the Oregon Prison As sociation, will be in Klamath Falls Thursday and Friday of this week to meet with county lsw enforce ment officials snd United Fund representatives. Rex Dye, United Fund executive secretary, s a t d Tuesday. The prison association is an Ore gon Chest agency, served through the Klamath County United Fund. The fund will conduct Us annual campaign jointly with Red Cross In October. Y Personnel To Aid UF Campaign The Kltmith county YMCA board of directors hss Instructed "Y" personnel to give top priority In the next two months to United Fund-Red Cross eempalgn work. The action was taken following t recent meeting of the board. At the same meeting, directors sgreed to assume any responsi bility they are asked to take dur ing the drive, according to John Sandmeyer, board president. The joint United Fund-Red Cross drive will be held in October. You don't need a 'BUNDLE'' to wrap up this BONUS-BARGAIN VC 1L 1 2. SOMETIMES, bargain is measured by how Krtle you py. Sometimes, it's measured by how much you let. But here's one that's a whopping bargain by i$lk measures. Because right now (or the leaatest money of the year you can buy the mostest Buick m history. That, Mister, is because we're adding a profit sharing bonus allowance on top of the long trade-in allowances we've been making all year. 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