WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1955
HERAID AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE THREE
BASIN
Langell Valley Mr. tnd Mrs.
Walter Smith returned borne Fri
day from a six-weeks trip to Nova
Scotia with a week m Boston where
they were guests at a tea given
by nurse and doctor friends with
whom Mrs. Smith had worked over
seas during iWox Id War I. Their
plane was grounded overnight
twice on the return 'trip. Their
youngest son and wife; Mr. and
Mrs. Dick Smith, are expecied to
day. At the end of his leave he
will be sent to the Far East.
Malln The Womens Society of
the Maun Community Presbyter
lan Cfiurch will hold a cooked food
sale and bazaar in Sanders Realty
office, Saturday, November 20,
from 10 a.m.
New Son Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Hawkins of Malln have a new
re, Bruce Hawkins, born Mon
day morning, November 21, weigh
ing 5 lbs. 6 oz. Maternal grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Storey of Malin. Brace has two
older sisters.
Hospitalized Mrs. Maurice L
Schmidli underwent surgery at
Klamath Valley Hospital Friday
November 18. She is now conval
esclng at her, home in Malin.
A Potluck Supper sponsored by
the chamber of commerce, will be
held Saturday night at 6:30 o'clock
at the Broadway Hull In Malln for
members of the ' Malm football
team. Women please bring food
! and own silverware. There will be
free coffee, ice cream and soda
pop. All Malln football team fans
are Invited.
Dairy Mrs. Olive Fraley and
son, Jerry, and D. J. Bliss re
turned home Sunday from a visit
to Cottage Grove.
Don Jacob t- of Dairy came to
his mother's Seven Mile Ranch
near Fort Klamath Friday to
1 round up several head of horses
to take home. He was assisted by
Fred Barlow, Mrs. Jacob's ranch
foreman. Mrs. Jacob is expected
home from Washington, D.C., this
week. . ,
Mrs. Lena Ileini has been visit
ing Dairy for three weeks at the
homes of Mr. and Mrs. Erwin
Home
Extension
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By Mrs. John Howard
The OTI Home Extension unit
met Thursday, November 17 In
the student lounge. Eleven mem
bers were present. Picture framing
ws the project for this meeting.
Hope Holbrook, county agent, ex
plained and demonstrated this pro
ect.
The next meeting, which will be
held December lb, will be "Cake
Decorating." Members are asked
to bring two or three bottle caps,
one flat bottom caks or pie tin,
and pictures of attractively decor
' ated cakes. Those who have , cake
decorating sets are asked to bring
these, also. Mrs. Carl Stolpe and
Mrs. Jesse Crabtree will be project
leaders lor the December meet
Ins. Thre will be an exchange of
gifts or while elephants attractive
ly wrapped for Christmas ideas.
A potluck luncheon wil be served.
Members and guests are asked to
bring their own table service.
The meeting December 15, will
begin promptly at 10 a.m. ;
Easter Found
Not Guilty
District Judge D. E. Van Vac
tor, Tuesday found William Eas
ter, proprietor of the California
Cash Grocery, not guilty of selling
beer to minors.
Easter; who was tried before
the Judge without a jury, was ar
rested on complaint of the father
of a 17-year-old boy who was al
leged to have boupht six bottles
of beer from the defendant.
Through his attorney. R. F. Mc
Laren, Easter presented testimony
to show that at the time of the
purported- beer sale he was on a
hunting trip.
JIRY WAIVED
Joseph Y. Patterson, who is al
leged to have snot his orotner.
William Patterson, in the leg dur
ing an altercation in front of a
Zlly service station two months
ego, waived grand Jury investiga
tion and pleaded guilty to a charge
of assault with a dangerous wea
pon. Circuit Jude David R. Van
dnberg will pass sentence on Pat
terson next Monday
' WEATHER BLAMED
MUNSAN, Korea lH The United
Nations Command concluded Wed-
resdny that the Nov. 7 crash of
a U.S. Liaison plane which killed
three Polish members of the Neu
tral Nations Supervisory Commit
tee was caused by bad weather.
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BRIEFS
Schani. Mrs. Emma Rueck and
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hoefler.
Faut Hoefler son of Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Hoefler of Dairy left
November 15 for military duty In
the Army.
Go South Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Stubblefield, who have been em
ployed at the L. J. Horton ranch
near Dairy, left Sunday for the
winter.
Marie Angel small daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, Jesse Ansel, Dairy,
had a tonsillectomy Friday at
Klamath Valley Hospital.
Visiting Oakley Welch of Bald
win Park, California, arrived In
'Dairy last week to visit his niece
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Michael. They visited the Byron
Welch family at LaKeview sunaay.
Fort Rock Richard Morehouse
was feted at a party here Satur
day night prior to his leaving for
military duty with the Army.
The party was held at the More-
house ranch with members of the
grange youth committee as hosts.
Silver Lake Mr. and Mrs.
Duane Crane expect to spend the
Thanksgiving . holiday at Eugene
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
O. L. Crane.
Graduates Harold Miles A-lc,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Miles
of Fort Rock, has received his
diploma from leadership school at
March Field, California. He is sta
tioned at Falrchiid Air Foi;ce
Base, Washington.
Alturas The Big Valley VFW
post No.- 7144 Is sponsoring a
Thanksgiving Eve aance at me
Lookout Fire Hall tonight (Wed
nesday) with music by Lou Wright.
No Bowling In the Alturas City
League this week because of
Thanksgiving. The next games will
be Monday, Kovember 28, Smoke
Shop versus KCNO.
Macdoel Word has been re
ceived here of the death on No
vember 5 at Carmel Valley, Cali
fornia, of Mrs. Pearl Messick. 69,
an oldtlme Butte Valley resident.
She was buried at Seaside.
Lester Johnson son of Mr. and
Mrs.. Theo Johnson of Macdoel,
Is home from Treasure Island on
a 30-day leave from the Navy. -
New Son Mr. and Mrs. Delmar
Crlss of Macdoel are parents of a
son bora November 10 at Klam
ath Valley Hospital. The baby has
been named Wayne Tracy.
Keith Winebarger of Mt. He
bron, a private in the Army sta
tioned as a messenger In Com
pany K, 8th Infantry Division's
61st Regiment, Fort Carson, Colo
rado, is participating In Exercise
Sage Brush in Louisiana.
Langell Valley Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Walsh and two children
left November 20 to visit his moth-
er at Harrisburg, Illinois. ,
Thanksgiving Mr. and Mrs.
O. C. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Leavitt, all of Langell Val
ley, left Tuesday to spend Thanks
giving in Sacrarnailo with the
Leavitts' two daughters, Mary
Leavitt and Mrs. Pete Hodges and
family. ,
From Cave Junction are Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Monroe to spend
Thanksgiving with the Reg Thom
as and Harry Frazier families.
Go Home Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Brockway have returned to Eu
gene after a visit with their daugh
ter, Mrs. Bob Schmor and family
at Bonanza,
Bonanza The annual bazaar
and cooked food sale sponsored
by the Bonanza Womens Club will
be held in the library building Sat
urday, December 3, from 1 to s
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CITY BRIEFS
Graduated Naval Aviation Ca
det Stephen R. Foulger, 1800 Haw
thorne Street, was graduated re
cently from U.S. Naval pre-flight
school at Pensacola, Florida, for
primary flight training.
Training Completed U.S. Ma
rine Pvt. Norman A. Reed, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Frei, 3309 Crest
Street, recently completed four
weeks of Individual combat train
ing at Camp Pendleton, California.
In Japan U.S. Marine Pvt. Wil
liam D. Jacobs, son of Mr. and
Mrs. E. A. Bedal, 4637 Boardman
Street, is serving at the U.S. Naval
Air Station, Iwakuni, Japan. He
Is serving with the Marine Wing
Service Group No. 17,
Service Planned Thanksgiving
services will be held at 8 p.m.
Wednesday at the Klamath Luth
eran Church. The Rev. Kent E.
Spauldinx will speak on "Thank
ful People." The choir will sing
several numbers.
Meeting Postponed The regular
meeting of the FOE 2090 Friday
night will not be held. There will
be an Initiation and meeting on
Friday, December 2. The worthy
state president is scheduled to at
tend. Meeting Set Plans .for a meet
ing of the Past Matrons Club
of the Eastern Star were an
nounced Wednesday. It will be held
at 1 p.m. Friday in the Masonic
Temple.
Away James Dermody, world
culture teacher at Klamath Un
ion High School and Jeff Yohn,
faculty member will leave today
after classes for Portland and Se
attle. Vohn will spend the Thanks
giving holiday in Portland.
Holiday Trip Howard Bailey,
mathematics instructor in KUHS
and his family will spend Thanks
giving with relatives in Eugene.
KUHS Parents and Patrons will
have a rummage sale In the Peli
can Theater building on Decem
ber 2-3. Money raised pays for
the senior banquet and helps on
the scholarship fund. Those having
rummage to be picked up call
Mrs. Jim Olson at 5126 or Mrs.
L. J. Craig at 5093. '
Meeting The Forsythe Circle
of Peace Memorial Church will
meet Friday afternoon, November
25 at the home of Mrs. John
O'Brien, 2140 Gettle Street. A des
sert luncheon at noon will be fol
lowed by the meeting.
Sacred Heart Academy Moth
er's Club will hold a rummage
sale in the parish hall, November
30 and December 1, Donations may
be taken to the school or to the
hall, , November 29. Mrs. FranK
Rickey, phone 6847 or Mrs. Fran
cis McNeal, phone 2-1951 will pick
up articles for those unable to
send them.
Away Mr. and Mrs. Orville
Noel of Everett, Washington have
gone to Tucson. Arizona to spend
the winter after spending two
weeks at the home of Mrs. Noel'
cousin, Karl A. Waldrun,
Women of the Moose will hold
a rummage sale in the Pelican
Theater building, Friday and Sat
urday, November 25-t6. For rum
mage pickup call 4086. Time of
the sale each day will be from
9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Go To Church Sunday for mem
bers of Henley Bethel No. 51, Job's
Daughters, Is planned for. Sunday,
November 27 at the First Bap
tist Church. The members will go
in a body to the 10:30 a.m. spe
cial service planned for the entire
families of the Bethel members,
A Levi Leap dance is planned
by members of Henley Bethel, No.
51, Job's Daughters and student",
of Henley school for Friday, No
vember 25 In the Poe Valley Com
munity Hall. Dance time will be
from 7:30 to 11:30 p.m.
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T. G. ZINN Jr., ton of Mr.
and Mrs. T. G. Zinn, Route
3, Klamath Falls, will be one
of four students to go abroad
next summer as' an Interna
tional Farm Youth delegate,
sponsored by the 4-H Club
Foundation and the Federal
Extension Service. He will
spend six months in one of
several countries, Asia, Af
rica, Europe or Latin Amer
ica. He is a senior at Oregon
State College.
Woman Given
10-Day Sentence
Barbara Fletcher. 26-year-old
Spokane, Washington, nurse, ar
rested at the scene of a stabbing
affray, was sentenced to 10 days
in the county jail late Tuesday by
District Judge D. ,E. Van Vactor.
The nurse was taken into cus
tody Monday night by Sheriff Mur
ray Britton and State Policeman
Dick Finnell after Frank Ealey,
48-year-old construction worker,
was found near death in a bouse
at 651 Highway 97. t.
Britton said Ealey had been
stabbed in the chest and an ar
tery was severed. He suilcred
great loss of blood. The wounded
man was taken to Klamath Val
ley Hospital in a Knler ambulance.
District Attorney Richard Bees-
ley said Wednesday morning he
Is still investigating tile Fletcher
woman's possible connection with
the stabbing.
When she appeared before Judge
Van Vactor and entered a plea of
guilty to the drunkenness charge.
the nurse said she was so Intox
icated she had no recollection of
what transpired in the house on
Highway 97.
Klamath Forger
Caught In Nevada
Jerry Lee Maxwell, 28-ycar-old
ex-convlct, described by Sheriff
Murray Britton as a "fast man
with a fountain pen," was arrest
ed late Tuesday in Reno, Nevada,
on a Klamath CHunty warrant
charging him with forgery.
According to the sheriff. Max
well was the author of more than
$1,000 in bogus checks passed in
Klamath Falls business establish
ments.
An alleged accomplice of Max
well's. Harry Walter Lewis, plead
ed guilty before Circuit Judge Da
vid R. Vandenberg to a bogus
check charge. He will be sentenced
Monday.
Deputy Sheriff Dale Mattoon.
who traced Maxwell to Reno, said
the reputed forger is a "three
time loser." He served terms In
Texas State Prison. Oregon State
Prison and San QuctHin. He also
is wonted for cashing a $1,000
worthless check in Lakoview.
Deputy Sheriif Dell Summers left
for Reno Tuesday to take Max
well into custody.
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- $250 :
Served Family Style
OPEN 1 P.M.
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Harold (T-Bonc) Fredrickion, Prop.
Dunsmuir Court Gives Cash Found In Gutter
DUNSMUIR It waa a Joyous
occasion in Dunsmuir judicial court
Monday afternoon when Mrs.
Muriel Hector, a Dunsmuir house
wife was given a county warrant
entitling her to $550.
Mrs. Hector had found isso in
a gutter in Dunsmuir on Septem
ber 11, 1954, and had complied with
the law by reporting her find to
the police and advertising for Its
owner. No one had turned up to
claim the five crumpled 1100 bills
plus two twenties and a ten that
Mrs. Hector turned over to Duns
muir police. Their aerial numbers
SA Conducts
Scout Court
A Court of Honor for Boy Scout
Troop No. 6, sponsored by the Sal
vation Army, was held November
14 following a potluck dinner for
scouts, parents and scout leaders.
Adult participants included Ken
neth K. Dykeman, scoutmaster; J,
Paul Sabo, committee chairman;
Harvey Blspham, board of review;
Howard L. Kelley and Fred Scbrei
ter, assistant scoutmaster, ad
vancement; Ed Bucbholi and Amos
Burnett, program arrangement.
Sixteen new members were taken
into the troop during the tender
foot Investiture ceremony -as fol
lows: panther patrol, George
Swearlngin; beavel patrol. Glen
Gentry; Terry Stafford. Jim Payn-
ter, Larry Jo'.son, Joe Emley;
Flying Eagle Patrol, Ralph Wil
liams, Larry Wisehart, Fred
Grimm, Billy Albert, David Busar,
Ronnie Mousseau, Darrell Benda,
David Moore and Verne Edwards.
Gary Buchholz Is patrol leader
for the panthers: Kenneth Wil
liams, patrol leader and Paul Noel,
assistant patrol leader for the
beavers; Ralph Williams patrol
leader and Larry Wlshart, assistant
patrol leader for the flying eagle
patrol.
Star Scout awards went to
Vaughn Blspham, junior assistant
scoutmaster and to Francis Ken
yon, senior patrol leader.
First class scout badges went to
Grbver Gentry and Robert Kenyon.
ix. jack uraoie was present to
represent the Salvation Army.
Kiwanis Park
Plans Discussed
Mark Astrup, landscape engineer
with the Oregon state Highway
Commission, met with members of
the Klamath Falls Park Board
Tuesday to discuss plans for the
new. Klwanls Park on Kit Carson
Way.
City Recreation Director Bob
Bonney said that plans for fencing
will get the go-ahead as soon as
the final plans are completed by
architect John Howard.
The Kiwanis Club plans to com
plete grading, Installation of a
sprinkling system and seeding in
1956, it was reported. ; . .- .
RED GENERAL DIES
MOSCOW. w The Soviet army
newspaper Red Star reported the
death Tuesday of retired Lt. Gen,
Yefimovich Svlrldov after a long
Illness.
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were turned over -to enforcement
agencies and there was no evidence
that the money had been lost by
anyone not entitled to It,
On Monday, November 21, a year
had passed since Mrs. Hector iiad
lileo an affidavit of her find with
Judge A. A. Smith so she was giv
en legal title to the money and a
check will be sent to her from the
county treasurer for that amount..
No one haa any further claim on
the money except the lncomo tax
collector, Judge Smith told Mra.
Hector.
Mra. Hector, a trim brunette,
said she had never really thought
it would be hers. But she rather
plana to make a down payment on
a bouse or buy some furniture, she
said. Appearing with her were her
two children, Jimmy, 4, and Pam
ela, 5. Mra, Hector's husband,
James Hector, a Southern Pacific
brakeman. was at work.
Chief of Police Lee Clark was
also present to congiatulate Mrs.
Hector and commend her for tm-
Walton League
Plans Meeting
Members of the Oregon Division,
Izaak Walton League of America
today were preparing to attend the
33rd annual convention of that or
ganisation In Bend, Friday through
Sunday.
Convention co-chairmen Robert
Chandler and William Niskenan or
the host Bend , Chapter of the
League anticipates upwards of 250
delegates, visitors and guests from
30 league chapters throughout the
state.
A feature of the convention,
headquarters which will be at
the Pilot Butte Inn. will be a panel
discussion of problems of the sports
and commercial salmon iisnery.
According to Walton president Dun
P. Allen of Eugene, the proposed
coastal stream closure bill and
problems of salmon mortality at
high dams and elsewhere will be
aired.
' T. F. Sandoz, president Columbia
River Packers Association: How
ard Hadley, president Save Ore
gon's Salmon, Inc.; Mike Hoy,
State Director of Fisheries; Rollin
E. Bowles., legal, adviser. Oregon
IWLA; O. J. Campbell, Oregon
Game . Commission; and John
Amacher, state representative
from Winchester and member of
the House Fish and Game Commit
tee, have been Invited to partici
pate. Dr. David B. Charlton, mem
ber of the national executive board
of the Walton League will moder
ate. ,
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andllng the money.
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SATURDAY - NOV. 26th
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To Finder
office. "Usually we take money
away from people who are not.
eager to part with It. Today, wa
got to give some back," he said.
Chance!