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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 9, 1955)
PAGE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON BASIN BRIEFS IhI tfWMftora. Mm. Bonlfsv Yuncey will preside at Installation ceremonies lor new Lost River, Poe Vlley. Henley snd Pomons grsnt officers Wednesday. De cember 14. t the Lost River Orange Hall. The ceremonies will start st 8 p.m. Gordon Givsn of Bend spent the weekend st Bonanta with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Olvan and visited his brother, Pst, who Is home on lesve from Peru sylvania. Mr. Mae Gsle left Langell Vs'.iev December 4 to spend the winter in Southern California and Phjenix. To Fort Lewis Mr. snd Mrs. Mickey O'Keeffe and children left Bonanza last Sunday for Fort Lew Is where he Is ststloned. Called South Mrs. Lester L e a v 1 1 1 left Langell Valley Wednesday for Sacramento to be with her daughter, Mary Anne, who will undergo surgery st Mer cy Catholic Hospltsl In Sacramen to today. Langell Valley The Lorella Full Oobpel Church will hold Its annual Christmas program at the church on Sunday, December 18. at 7:30 p.m. There will be a pro gram by the Sunday School chil dren, treats for the youngsters, and '.. public is Invited. Dsnct Mrs. Bob Brett's 4-H class, the Langell Valley Cut Ups, are sponsoring s dsnce st the Lor ella Hall. Saturday. December IT. to rslte money for the csndy snd treats (or the community Christ mas tree and program to be held December 33, at 8 p.m. Everyone Is urged to come snd help the girls raise money for their proj-1 ect. i Weekend Visitors st' the Bo nanta horns of Mr. snd Mrs. Tom Wilson were Mr. snd Mrs. Bob Conley and family of Aisles. ... Horns Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Hellekson have returned to Lan gell Valley after visiting his par ents at Fallon, Nevada. Merrill Moose The Merrill Moos Ledge No. 308 will hold Its annual duck and goose feed in the lodg ball in Merrill at 8:30 Sat urday night. There will be enter tainment after dinner. The public Is invited. Allures The Neighbors of Woodcraft held their annual Christ mas party December a at Mary Arena's with 28 members and guests attending. There waa a gift exchange. Snrlnere December 10 Is Homecoming for the Shrlners at Sacramento. Modoc County Shrln ers wbo wish to attend have been asked to get In touch with Estle Argabrlght so that hotel reserve- lions msy be made for tonight In rteaaing. me train leaves Hea ding at l:o a.m. Saturday. Bonsoae Trie Bonanta Parents and Patrons Club will hold no meeting during December. The next meeting will be the last Wednesdsy in January. Date Changed The Thomsa Creek Orange will meet Satur day, December 17, at t p.m. at the grange hall instead of the us ual meeting date on December 10. Walter Leehmann Jr., master, urges a good attendance (or state officers will be voted. Two Lake County member. Mr. snd Mrs. Csrroll Cloud, members of the Esstside Orsnge. are candidates (or the state offices of assistant steward and lady ssslstsnt stew ard. Inducted Floyd Jones and Frank Houston, Lakevlew, left De cember I (or Portland where they will be inducted into the aimed services, Christmss Party Members of the Lakeview Eastern Star Past Matrons' Club met at the home of Mrs. Bernice Moffltt (or their snnusl Christmas party on Decem ber 7. A 7:30 dessert was served before the gilt exchange. 4-H Group Plans Meeting MERRILL 4-H leaders as sociation members will meet Mon day, December 12, 8 p.m. in the Merrill recreation hall The Mer rill leaders have planned a Christ mas party snd entertainment to follow the meeting. Reports will be heard from the nominating committee on otficers (or the coming year and an outline of the 1058 program will be considered. -There will be two clothing worksnops next year for beginning snd advsnced classes. The pre liminary meeting Is scheduled for January 5 at the fairgrounds. The cooking leaders will have a train ing meeting on February 16. The annual State Leaders Con ference Is to be held January 25- 27 at Corvallls. E. W. Alton. Wash ington, D.C. national director ol 4-H clubs will be present for the three day session. Hibbert Funeral Rites Revealed Funeral services for Jasper F. Hibbert, onetime resident of Klam ath Falls, will be held in Medford Saturday,, Dccemer 10, 11:30 a.m. from the' Conger-Morris Funeral Chapel. The Rev. D.E. Millard will officiate.. Finsl rites snd in terment will be in Siskiyou Me morial Park. Mr. Hibbert was bom March 2, 1870 111 Suit, North Carolina. He whs married June 11, 1904 in Klamath Kalli to Alice Chrlstman who survives him. Also surviving sri (lva children, Marjorls Hibbert, at home. 1164 Woodrow Lane, Medford, Mrs. Les ter Robin. Bly, Mrs. Harry Pear son, Medford, Claude F. Hibbert, Klamath Falls and Alden H. Hib bert, Chemult: also two grandchil dren and two great-grandcnildren. CITY BRIEFS ICAHAD, I a-TRAIti'l; I am-nnO YOU'Ll REAllY v "go m" THIS CANADA DRY WHISKEY) TAKE lUIIlt nvant TODAY! Am trice' finftt Ktnlucky Straight lourlff ft Whiikty Yri Old-It) rl 0iiritvfoti y. JAMES CARROL FAIR Death Takes James Fair James Carrol Fair. 50. assistant manager of the Oregon Slate liquor store In Klamath Falls (or the last eight years, died at Hilllde Hos. pllal December 8. He had suffered from s hesrt condition for some time. . Mr. Fair wss born in Arkansas and spent most ol his life in Texas. He was a member of Pence Memor ial Church and of the Odd Fellows Lodge. He Is survived by his widow Mrs. Rachel Fair, two children. Mrs. Joy Plnncy and Mark Fair and one grandchild, all of Klamath Falls: his mother, Mrs. Maude Fair and three sisters all of Santa Ana. California and one brother of Honey orove, Texas. Funeral services will be held Monday, December 12. 2:30 p.m. from Peace Memorial Church, South Sixth Street with the Rev. D. L. Proett officiating. Final rites snd interment will be in Klamath Memorial Park. Ward's Klamath Funeral Home Is In charge of the arrangements. HAVE IDLE TOYS? Oet spot cash (or 'em through Classified adsl 8111 gets you sn ad-writer. hale Planned Members ol the Theta Rho Olrls Club No. 8 will hold a sale of candles; corsages, door swags snd table decorations at the Quality Market Saturday. Church Baiaar The reorgan ized church of Latter Day Saints will hold Its annual bataar In Scars Deartment Store beginning at 0:30 p.m. Saturday. I'nlon Vole A special meet lng ol the Weyerhaeuser mill crew members of the International Woodworkers of America (CIO) will be held beginning at 1 p.m. Saturday at the local olfice. 420 Main Street. Purpose of the meet lng Is lo vole on a wage agree ment with the company. iBallotlng will be held open until Wednesday to permit employes unable to at tend the meeting to vote on the proposal. New Son Mr. and Mrs. James M. Hunt, former residents of Klamath Falls now living in Med ford, are the parents of a son, Jeffry Bethune Hunt, born in Sac cred Heart Hospital, Medford. on December 8. The maternal grand parents of Jeffry are Mr. and Mrs.' Walter F. Bethune. Klamath Falls. Paternal grandoarent is Mrs. Warren Hunt, Klamath Falls. The James Hunts also have a six year old son, Jlmmie. Hunt is employed by the California Oregon Power Company in Medford. . Sirs. Nancy Jones White Pine Apartments, left today to spend the Christmas holidays with her daughter in Los Angeles. Rummage Sale sponsored by Eight and Forty, Klamath Salon No. 355, subsidiary to the Ameri can Legion Auxijiary will be held Saturday, December 10 in the building (ormerly occupied by the Emporium between Sixth and Sev enth streets on Main. Anyone hav ing rummage for pickup may call 3552. Henley Bethel No. 51 will hold a cooked and baked food sale, Sat urday, December 10 at the Big Y Market on South Sixth Street. Christmas wreaths will also be on sale. pm. Members are to take gifts for exchange. The Regular dinner at the Yacht Club will be served from 2 to 7 p.m. Sunday., December 11. For reservations call 2-9106. All Officers of Pomona Orange are to be Installed at the Olene Hall, Wednesday, December 14 at 8 p.m. Meeting of the Klamath Falls Library Club 2 p.m. Monday, De cember 2 in the city library au ditorium (or a program of Christ mas music followed by a tea. Club officers will be hostesses. VFW rummage sale will be held Friday and Saturday. Decem ber 8-10 at the VFW Club on Klamath Avenue. For pickup call 7448 or 6380 or leave at the club. NEW CABINET ANKARA, Turkey ii Premiei Adnan Mer.dcres formed a new cabinet Friday, ending an 11-day Turkish government crisis. Law Revised In Dunsmuir DUNSMUIR Dunsmuir's new business license ordinance was re vised last night during Its lirst city council reading after two small water companies objected to inequality of license rates. The Ice had been set for $100 a vear to water companies. Rep resentatives ol the Sha3ta Retreat and Van Fossen water companies pointed out they only have 70 and 30 customer outlets each. The Dunsmuir Water-Company, it was noted has 1.100 customers. Councilinen changed Uie rates to S10 a year for water firms with lewer than 100 outlets, ana jitm ioi those companies with more than 500 customers. A subsequent first reading of the ordinance passed after it was agreed all licenses will be rated on gross business of each Him. 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