THURSDAY. OCTOBER 6. IMS
PAGE SIX
HMALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
BASIN BRIEFS
"" Cedarville The Ladies Auxiliary
to VPW Post No. 7a8 of Surprise
rValley Kill hold its annual lood
land maima.'e sale at the I OOF
iHall In Cedarville, Saturday, Oc
tober 32.
iTwo Babies Two boys were
I born at Modoc Medical Center in
1 Alturas this month. Mr. and Mrs,
iMickey Dons o( Alturaa are par.
I ants of a son, weinhlns 7 H3.
4 14 02..
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born S
and M
who arrived October 1. Mi.
anri Mm. nrtn flarmichael of Bie
Ibcr are parents of a boy weish
Jlng 6 lbs. who was born October 3.
ew Baby A daughter was
Saturday, October 1. to Mr,
Mrs. James Hartley of Wil
mington, California. Both of the
bal y's parenu went through school
at Alturas, her mother being the
former Virgie Simpson, Mrs. John
Simpson, maternal grandmother,
has Ictt Alturas to spend 10 days
with her daughter and new grand-
a daughter.
1,,'ingcll Valley St. Barnabas
Guild, LnnnL-ll Valley. Is holding
IU monthly card party Saturday
E evening, October 8, in tile parish
hall.
Conference The Bi-timberlille I
conlcrenee of lhi G'alllormu Con.
Kress of FTA, scheduled for Oc
tober 7 and 8 at the Alturas Gram
mar School, has been cancelled.
Weed Next regular meeting of
Women of the M90.se. Weed Chap
ter, will be October 13.
Macdoel Mr. and Mrs. Rube
Sprallun and Bex and Mrs. Polly
Hemingway of St. George. Utah,
were Monday night guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Andrus at Macdoel. The women
are cousins of Henry and Roy An
drus and Mrs. Howard Myers.
Illlrcy Wlncbarger of Fort
Lewis spent the weekend at Mac
doel with his grandparent, Mr.
and Mis. Walter Roblson.
Alfred Dal-.l left Macdoel Thurs
day lor Paciii; Union College at
Angwin, California. He spent the
summer with his aunt, Mrs. Rex
Grilzmakcr.
Garden Club The Ml. Lakl
Garden club will hold its monthly
meeting October 10 at the home
ol Cryatel Cheyne, Just south of (the (ale.
:he old Kpimg Lake School. Ruby
White will assist as hostess. Visi
tors welcome.
Church were tilt following meat.
bers of the Women's, Society of
Christian Service of the Fort Klam
ath Methodist Cburck: Mra. Wil
liam Brewer, Mrs. rt Cray,
Mrs. Raymond a). Leealey, Mrs
Ben Foster ef Klamath Agency
Mrs. Norman Hansen aid Mrs.
W. J. (Barney) Cog ef Agency
Lake.
Gueita arriving last week at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
H. Wilson, Wilson Cottages, Fort
Klamath, were his sister, Prances
Blekklnk, her niece end family,
Mr. and Mrs. William Oarvin Jr.
and Gary and Oayle of Vashon Is
land. Washington. The Garvtns kit
September it for Gold Hiii and
Mica Blekkink returned home 1st
urday by plane.
Dunsnulr A food sale, apon-
sored by (he Dun-Jenuir Elementary
School PTA will be held Tuesday,
October 11, at Mac'i Market, Pro
ceeds go for PTA projects. Mra.
Norman Pomeroy is chairman of
Grunge Meeting The Shasta
View Grange will hold its regular
business meeting at the Shasta
View Hall, corner of Madison and
.Shasta Way, Friday at 8 p.m.
Members are reminded to turn in
tickets.
Visiting Louis Monroe and Dick
Fulk of Cave Junction are visiting
Monroe's daughter, Mrs. Reg
Thomas of Bonanza and the Harry
Frazlers of Langell Vallty. Mon
roe aaia nia son, uiuis junior,
who was on the Navy ahip blocked
In Ice in northern waters, Is now
at Point Barrow, Dynamiting was
necessary to irce uig imp.
CITY BRIEFS
I.akeview-The Lakevicw Eorop
ttmlst Club elected Mrs. Helen
(Bradley as president at a meeting
Tuesday to fill the vacancy cre
ated by the resignation of Dean
iLlngle who is leaving for a posi
lion in Kaasns. Mrs. Grace North
was elected to the ollice of vice
president.
Alturas Mrs. Mlllicent DiiBr.ii.
a Modoc County Clerk, has returned
ito Alturns after attending a meet
ins: at Sacramento called by the
California secretary of state for
4 various county clerks to familiar
I lze them with recent changes in
I law concerning their offices.
I Food Sale On Saturday. Octo
ber 8 at the Marketcria and Elks
Building In Lakevicw, the GGG so
cial club will have a cooked food
tale. Pies, cakes, cookies and can
dy will be sold.
Dinner The congregation of the
Preabvterlnn Church of Lakevlew
wljl have a, family night on Sun
day, October 9 starting with a pot
luck dinner at 0 p.m. at the Edu
cational, Hall. Following the din
ner, movies of Alaska and Pakis
tan will be shown.
Fun Night Cook Laird enter
tained 17 memberR of the Presby
terian Westminster Fellowship
group at his home on Tuesday,
ucioDer 4 lor a social evening.
The group played games.
Benton Farnam father of War
ren and Roy Farnam of Macdoel
Buffered n heart attack last
Wednesday and is In Hillside Hos
pital In Klamath Falls.
Dedication of the new Macdoel
l.uiiumg .Meeting Ilie Sliasu KureeWul Tie fnort s.l. 1..I.1
View BuilUins Association will gaiurday , ouy trees for Bonanza
spon.'or a public card party at Hie , Blx springs park netted over 30.
Hhnsla View Hall Saturday at 8 la-other sale -vi ill be held as a
p.m.
Fori Klamath There will be
a regular meeting of the Civic Im
provement club at 2 p.m. Friday,
October 7. 111 the clubhouse. Mrs.
Virginia Dixon, representing the
Red Cro.i. and Rex Dye, secretary
of the 'JF-Red Cross drive, will
speak on the 1956 campaign. Des
sert potluck will be served.
M.illn The 4-H Leaders As
sociation will meet at Malin Part
Hall, Monday, October 10, at 6
p.m. with Malin leaders as host.
A Btyle review Is planned: refresh
ment?, will be served. Mrs. Ben
Johnson is chairman.
Driving from his home at
Canny, California, to Orland, Vin
ton H. Loveness brought his moth
er. Mrs. &. E. Loveness to visit
his family. Mrs. Robert K. Hall
of Malin drove down to get her
mother to visit at Malin. The three
Lovene.se brothers and their fami
lies are also visiting.
, Malin Mr. and Mrs. Erwin
Wissenback and daughter Janice
of Hayward, California, spent a
week In Malin with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Loosely and
his parents at Shady Pine.
lloneymooners Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Adolphsen of Port Orfortl
visited Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Quinn
in Malin as part of their eight
months honeymoon which took
them to Hawaii, Alaska and
through 43 ol 48 states. They are
both in their seventies.
Bid Call Bids will be opened
nt 10 a.m , Ociuber 13. at the
Klamath Hatchery, near Klamath
Agency, tor a contract to furnish
and install three nll-llred furnaces,
1, (-cording to word Irom the stale
game commission.
park benefit in November,
David Thomas Bonanza sen
lor. was on crutches for a lew
days after receiving an ankle In
jury In the Bonanta-Walin football
game.
Bonanza Visitors at the Henry
Sshmor home are their daughter
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clay
Com best ol Turner.
I.angell Valley Mr, and Mrs
Irwm House ef Medlars' are viit.
ing Mr. and Mrs. J, J;. House.
Gone Home Father William
Codd, S.J., left last week for Seat-
lie alter visiting several days at
:he home nf his sister, Mrs, Joseph
C, McAullffe, and family at Fort
Kiantein.
Mra. Rose Reese Is visiting
for an Indefinite period at the
Ernest Reeses' Fort Creek Motel
Mrs. Ernest Reese returned re
cently from Bakersfield where she
spent a week visiting relatives in
cluded Mr. and Mra. Vernon Frts-
er and Infant son Gary (her daugh
ter), she went sown with her
brother-in-law and family, the C.
L. Reeses, and their son, Lieut.
Robert Xeeae, DSAF, Ca Bars-
ardino.
Former Reileeat Mra. William
C. Hackler of Sacramento, former
resident of Wood River Valley
where ahe and her late husband
operated the property nor owned
by Jim Owens of Red Bluff, was
an overnight guest ef Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Van Iderstlne at
their Wood River Motel.
grade school building has been all dny seminar and luncheon held
posiponea until further notice. I in the Klamath Falls Methodist
DAV Meeting The Auxiliary of
Dewey Powell Unit No. 12. Dls-
ebled American Veterans win meet
Friday at p.m. In the KC Hall
eew ef Italy The Bona of Italy
are sponsoring the second ennuai
Columbua Day apaghettl dinner
Saturday in the Sacred Heart
Aeademy gym. Serving time will
be from 1.80 to (:30 p.m. Tickets
are- available at Louies Food
Store or at the door. Tickets allow
the bearer to eat all be desires.
Benefit Dluner The Sacred
Heart Academy Mother's Club an
nual home dinner for the benefit
f the athletic club will be held
Saturday, October 19. in the Pal
ish Hall. Serving time will be
from 8:80 to t p.m. Tickets are
now on sale. Chairman of the
dinner li Mrs. Charles Meller and
Mrs. Lyle Durrell, co-chairman.
Feed Sale The Amaranth Court
No. 11 will hold a food tale in
Tulelake at the Coiner Store Sat
urday. Please take food to 104
Eldorado, home of Freeda Jack
son, before Friday evening or call
Sttl for pickup.
Practice Offlcera of tail-
ranth No. 11 and the Friendship
Girls will meet at the Masonic
Tempi Sunday night at 8:30 p.m
tor practice of official visit.
Meeting The Klamath Falls Li
brary Club will meet Monday, Oc
tober 10 at 3 p.m, at the library
auditorium. Ilsa Krebok, recently
of Europe win be guest speaker
Food Sale The local chapter oi
the NAACP will hold a food salt
Saturday. Oclobe.- I. starting at 9
a.m. at the J. C. Penney store.
tUge Brush - Stoiripers will
square dance tonight, 8 o'clock
it the KC Hall. Bill Mayhew will
call. All square dancers are in
riled. Ladiea take cookies or dough
outs. '
Visitors Mrs. Velma Green.
Portland, grand guardian of the
International Order of Job's
Daughters will visit Henley Beth
el, No. 61 on Friday. October 7,
The meeting will be called to or
der at 7:10 p.m. at the Mt. Laki
Church.
Rummage gale Women of the
congregational Church win spon
sor a rummage sale at the church,
3155 Garden Street, Friday and
Saturday, October 7-8.
Cooked Food sale sponsored by
the Altar Society of St, Francis
Cabrlnl Church, Saturday, Octo
ber I, at the Bonanza Variety
Store. The sale atarts at 10 a.m.
Meeting of the Henley PTA
Wednesday, October 12 at 3:30
p.m. in the high school auditorium.
adoption of an Italian boy. pro
tege oi the Latin Club. . ,
Republicans A reception to-
menu surung aoout 10 p.m. at the
Winema Hotel, sponsored by the
Kiamatn bounty Republican Club,
will honor Congressman and Mrs.
Sam Coon. The affair is not lim
Ilea to Republican parly members
and everyone is welcome to at
tend.
Square Dance Tie Meiry Mix
er Square Dance Club will meet
at the Klamath County Fairgrounds
at 8 p.m. Friday.
Fnllsis In Air Force George A
Wright, 1836 East Mlui street, en
listed in the Air Force lor lour
years, and is taking basic train
ing at Parks Air Force Base, Cali
fornia. He is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Hollis A. Wrieht. 720 Lowell
Street, and the husband of Janet
M. Wright Prior to his 'entry in
the Air Force ihis month, he was
employed at the Mcdel Shoe Store.
Friday Conger-Fairview Homo
Extension will meet at Joun'b
Kitchen October 7 at 10:30 a.m.
Project will be "Meals for Better
Living." Potluck will be served at
noon with a smull charge tor food
used in the demonstration.
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ASC Prepares Potato Plans
The Klamath County ASC ollice, meter which grade U.S. Ms. or
is prepared now to take applica- better are eligible for a diversion
:,:v
USA KEP.BOK, displaced per
son from her native Poland,
will be guest speaker at the
Klamath Fells Library Club
meeting, 2 p.m., Monday Oc
tober 10, in the city library
club room. Members and
guests invited.
Hons for livestock feed diversion
of potatoes.
Applications are forwarded to the
state AbC ollice. In Portland lor
issuance of 30-day diversion auth
orisation. The epplications must
be accompanied by a surety bond.
Copies of instructions and forms
required are available to growers
and-feeders at the Klamath County
ASC ollice located in the Tower
Theater.
Claima for diversion paymenta
are tn be made on a special form
on which a Federal-State Inspector
certifies quantity of potatoes meet
ing specifications and on wnich he
certifies that the potatoea have
been chopped, crushed or sliced.
Poiaioes over two inches in dia-
payment of 50 centa per ewt. The
payment rate is reduced to
cents per cwt. on January 1, list,
and to 30 centa per cwt. on April
1, 19j6.
Participants are cautioned that
no payments will be made in con
nection with potatoes diveited prior
to approval of their application or
in the absence of an inspector.
Applications for diversion should
be made several .days in advene
of anticipated diversion.
Oil Meeiimi Union Oil Company
representative D. A. Wilson will
conduct a meetlll? lrirtnv Inr Tin.
Ion Oil dealers and company per- . SlhiilK lt?.C
.Pi , VJklk.M II fri -
S!ev5 Report U.S.
sonnet. Wilson will use special
equipment to explain special new
oils.
Tailoring Class A tailoring class
will begin at 7 p.m. today in Room
107, Klamath Union High School.
For further information, telephone
569f.
Buntmaze Sale A rummage
sale will be held for the White
Shrine oi Jerusalem from 9 a.m.
4 p.m. tomorrow and Saturday nt
the Masonic Hall In Klamath FalU.
Water CommSttee
Hears Witnesses
SAN JOSE IUP) An Interim
Committee of the Legislature
planned to hear testimony today
from Rep. Charles Gubser, Gilroy
Republican, on water shortage af
fecting three counties.
BELGRADE. Yuqoslavia i.fi
The yusi-slav government says the
UnitH S'a'es !s uoin'- to shin it
300,000 tons of American surplus
wheat.
The government's Weekly Eco
nomic Review said last niirht the
wheat agreement was reached
elurinir the recent visit of Robert
Murphy, U.S. deputy undersecre
tary of stnte. Tile Review added
that Murphy assured the Yugo
slavs they would get considerable
quantities of other American sur
plus farm products.
President Tito's government was
reported especially interested in
importing cotton.
Thirsty Thieves
Nab 19 Beer Cases
Tiicves broke into a beer truck
.last niht and took 19 cases of
beer. Klamath Falls police report
ed today.
A semi-trailer and truck combl-
l nation was entered when the
The committee, headed by As-! thieves broke a nadlock on a side
semblyman Harold K. Levenni
(R-Los Angeles i, is gathering evi
dence of a shortage of water in
Santa Clara, San Benito and
Southern Alameda counties,
Other witnesses scheduled to be
heard today, besides Gubser. in.
elude former Rep. Jack Anderson
of San Benito County, sponsor nf
a trl-county water authority pro
gram, and state and federal officials.
door. The truck was parked at
J. Marvin Hilton Distributing Com
pany, 1415 Main Street.
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