MONDAY, DECEMBER-19. 1935
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
BASIN BRIEFS
Willamette Sophomore Frieda
Klrlc. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Friedman Kirk, Chiloquln, came
home this weekend (or Christinas
vacation. Her school will beam
again January 1. She is a language
major.
Buiineas Collcfe student Karen
Hatcher, Chiloquin, who has been
attending Northwestern School of
Commerce In Portland, has beer
at home for the past week and will
remain at least until after Christ
mas. Another Chiloquln high school
graduate was a classmate of Kar
en's, Joy Oard, who now lives
in Portland.
Grange
The Shasta View
CITY BRIEFS
PTA Meetlnr The Shasta PTA
executive board will meet Wednes
day at 1 p.m. in the Shasta School.
All board members are urged to
be present.
Home Extension The Falrhaven
Home Extension Unit will meet
with the Klamath Falls unit Wed
nesday. December 21 from 10 a.m.
to 2 p.m. at the YMCA, for the
project "Picture Framing and Se
lection" by the extension, agent.
Members are to bring a sandwich
and serving of fruit and own table
service. . i
Ladies Aid Klamath Lutheran
Ladies Aid meeting scheduled for
this Tuesday at 8 p.m. hry been
postponed until December 27 at 8
p.m. at the Klamath Lutheran
Church.
Christmas Party Klamath Lodge
No. 137 IOOF and the Prosperity
Rebekah Lodge No. 104 will rive
a Christmas party for the children
of members Wednesday beginning
at 7:30 p.m. in the IOOF hall.
Santa Claus will be there with can
dy and other things in his bag.
All Rebekahs, Odd Fellows, their
friends and. children are invited.
Serving at the U.8. Naval Sta
tion, Sanyley Point, Cavite. Philip
pine Island, with the Surface Craft
Department, is John N. Daw. com
miswyman third class, USN. son
of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Daw, .1917
Laurel Street, KlRmath Falls, ac
cording to an Army public informa
tion release
Home Michael Haydcn, In train
ing in the Navy at San Diego, is
home for the holidays with his
parents, Mr. ant) Mrs, John Hey
den. Reminder to take gifts not to
exceed (1 in price to the meeting
of Women of the Moose, for the
Christmas party and gift exchange
December 20.
Peterson School will present a
Christmas program in two parts in
the school gymnasium at 7:45 p.m.
Tuesday, December 20. The pro
gram, two skits, "Mr. Mouse En
Joys Christmas," and "In Bethle
hem Town," will be given. The
public, is invited.
Orange No. 830 will have a special
meeting Wednesday, December 21.
at 8 p.m. in Ihe grange hall, when
first and second degrees will be
given. The degree work Is to be
put on by the Youth Group Degree
Team. All grangers are invited to
come and bring their candidates.
Potluck dessert will be served fol
lowing the meeting.
Alluras A baby boy was born
Thursday at 11:48 a.m., weighing
6 lbs. 13 oz to Mr. and Mrs.
Meredith Freeman of Alturas.
A Son was born Friday morn
ing ai the Modoc Medical Center
in Alturas to Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Ford of Alturas.
Christmas Lighting contest at
Alturas will be judged Christmas
Eve, according to John Burrichter,
president of the Alturas Merchants
Association. A five-man judging
team will be delegated through the
Alluras Garden Club.
Home Jack Marshall, student at
California Polytechnic, San Luis
Obispo is home with his' parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall. Poe
Valley for the holidays.
Visitors Mr. and Mrs. William
L. Garriott, daughter Avcrill and
son Billy, Dunsmuir, spent the last
weekend in Klamath Falls with
Mrs. Garriott's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Marion Barnes, Olene.
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Coming Home P. W. Barnf, in
charge of the Tulelake Motor Ve
hicle Office, who was seriously in
jured in ah automobile accident
five weeks ago near The Dalles,
has returned to his home in Tule
lake. Barm lost a leg in a high
way accident when a second car
crashed Into him on November 12
as he attemDted to chance a tire.
"Mrs. Barnt was with him. The cou
ple was returned- here by a son-in-law,
Richard Moen, Klamath
Falls.
Dunsmuir WBA
Officers Named
DUNSMUIR New officers of
the WBA tor the coming year will
be Velma Cantrall, president; El
len Kafer, vice president; and
Bessie Anderson, secretary.
The officers were elected at a
Christmas party and business
meeting: recently.
The members gathered for a
turkey dinner and exchanged gifts.
Present at the meeting were 20
members and honorary member
Mrs. Minnie Armstrong. Canasta
was played after the election of the
new officers. '
NEW PLANES
TOKYO Wl Swift. twin-Jet B57
bombers will replace propeller
driven B26s in the Far East soon
probably this month the U. S.
Far East Air, Force announced
Monday. The U.S. -built versions of
the British Canberra will be as
signed to the 6th Air Force's 3rd
Bomb Wing at Johnson Air Base
near Tokyo, FEAF said. -
A legal battle involving value of
land on which the city is seeking
restricted easement to facilitate
consiruction of the Klamath F.itls
Jet Interceptor Base opened Mon
ti mo-rH'is in Circuit Judge Dav
id R, Vandenberg's court.
The action was brought by the
city against C. H. and J. F. Kelly,
owners of 50 acre.- of land Hdjn
cent to the municipal airport. They
have declined the city's olfcr ol
6.750 for a restricted easement.
The defendants, represented by
attorneys Richard Maxwell and
Ben Uoddnid. are asking $15X00
plus $5,000 legal fees.
It is reported they planned to
subdivide the land in question until
the city instituted condemnation
proceedings.
Under the proposed restricted
casement, the Kelly brothers would
be prohibited from ei'ec'imt hu'lri
ings on the property or permitting
gatherings there of more than 2o
persons. '
CUy Attorney Henry Perkins and :
Attorney George Proctor are rep-rtr;-n.'"."
'le mn:v?:oi'l;ly. - (
kins claims the payment offered
bv the cltv is a fair and reason- i
able amount for the restricted
eastment.
Considerable difficulty in obtain
ing a jury to decide the case is an-1
ticipated. It Is expected anv ven
iremen who are Klampth Falls tux-1
payers will be excused. Among the
first 12 veniremen called as piw- '
pective jurors was City Council
man Jajnes Barnes.
Others In the Jury box when op-'
posing counsel began their interro-!
cation were: Antone Suty. Merrill;
Erma M o r 1 o c k, Malln; John
Reams. Klamath Falls; Theodore'
RMimirili, Ronan'a: 1'bel ' emler. !
Merrill; Ella Rogers, Klamath
Falls; Hnrold Oeicer, Klamath
Falls; Regis V. Andrieu; Klamath
Falls; John M. Owens, Klamath
Falls; Virgil E. Davis, Klamath
Falls and Werner O. Bunge, Malin.
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W. CURTIS STRONG
Strang Rites
Oil Tuesday
Six Game
Offenders
h Court
California Water Outlook
At End Of Year Not What
It Should Be Survey Shows
Local, state and federal game
officers cited six persons to courts
for violations of game regulations
within the last few days, two of
thcin for shooting protected whist
ling swans.
B. E. Lanning. Weed, paid (50
when he appeared before Judge
Lcs Chase In the Don is justice
court. He was cited for taking wa
terfowl in a closed portion of the
refuge and with discharging a fire
arm from a public road.
In the same court, r. L. Miller
of Albany, California, paid $100
when he pled guilty to killing a
whistling swan. For shooting at
and wounding a whistling swan, J.
Williams, Portervllle, California,
was fined $100. '
Glen W. Thornton, Uklah. Cali
fornia, paid $25 when he appeared
before Judge Elmer Rund, Modoc
County, In the Tulelake Justice
W. Curtis Strong, retired super-1 court on charges of hunting mil?-
Intendent of the Weyerhaeuser Tim
ber Company box factory, died
Saturday following a year's illness.
He was 79 years old.
Mr. Strong was born in Spen
cer, Indiana, and had followed the
lumber industry most of his adult
lite. He retired nine years ago.
He is survived by his widow,
Julia; a son Robert; two sisters,
Mrs. Minnie Brooks, Muscatine,
iowa; and Mrs, Elizabeth Blitsch,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Strong was
a veteran of the Spanlsh-Amerlcan
War nnd was a member of the
Episcopal Church.
Funeral services will be held at
at . 2
SACRAMENTO tUPi Water
conditions in California were "gen
erally unsatisfactory" at the end of
the 1055 irrigation season, the
Division of Water Resources said
today.
"Another season of low water
supply would result In critical
shortages In some areas," the
division warned.
Surface storage at the end of the
season generally was below that of
a year curlier, the division said,
and ground water levels also were
generally lower than a year ago.
At the end of the season, major
reservoirs in the Central Valley
area were down 500.000 acre tev
while storage in Lake Mead, serv
ing Southern California, was the
lowest since 1637 when the reser-
ratory waterfowl with a shotgun
capable of holding jnore than three
shells.
On the same charge. Carl Mur
phy of Klamath Falls was cited
to appear before District Court
D. E. Van Vactor where Murphy
paid a $25 fine.
Judge Van Vnclor sentenced i
Lloyd Johnson of Klamath Falls to
pay $250 fine or spend 122 !i days,
in the county jail for possession '
of untagged venisop. '
NEW (iROl'P
PARIS 11 NATO's supreme
commander In Europe, Gen. Al
fred M. Gruenther announced
Monday the activities of a new Al
lied tactical air force at Vlccmsa,
Italy. Named the Allied 5th Tactical
Air Force, the new group will be
made up of personnel from
Oreece. France. Italy. Turkey and
the United States. It Is the fourth
such outfit In the Allied Command
setup.
ciunty's coastal area, a drop Of
5 3 feet was recorded.
voir was first filling behind Hoover
Dam.
The San Diego County Water
Authority reported Uiat decile
heavy bnportatlons of Colorado
River water, supplies were only 11
per cent of capacity, a record low.
Major reservoirs serving the
North Coast area finished the sea
son 12 per cent below 1D54 levels.
The C a c h u m a Reservoir near
Santa Barbara was at less than 10
per cent of capacity.-
Preliminary measurements Indi
cated that the ground water level,
a faotor of extreme Importance to
Irrigators who pump from wells,
also was generally lower.
The division said measurement
of 305 wells in Sacramento Valley
showed an average decline of 1.5
feet in the water table. Extensive
measurements in the Putah-Cache
oreek area showed an average
drop in the level of 3.7 feet.
In the Calaveras Delta area the
groundwater level dropped 7.3 feet.
Levels in the Falrfleld-Suisun area
dipped 4.5 feet. In Upper Salinas
Valley, the average decline was
0.4 teet.
Levels In the Carrlto plains area
of San Luis Obispo County fell
sharply 7.3 feet while in the wife.
Money and Women
By Geo, N. Taylor
In early days, they took their
money and went to Corinth; that
wealthy oipltol of Southern
Greece. On a rock above the city,
1000 lewd women served In the
name of tlielr
heathen religion.
At length t h e
Gospel reached
Corinth. It was
God's word and
it never returns
to him void. True
God's saved
people there In
Corinth fell Into
cliques and one
man still held to
a lewd woman.
But God was at Gee. N. Tayler
work In their hearts and they grew
In laith and became tha stuff out
of which martyrs are made. Mar
tyrs? They who give themselves
to be used of Ood when and where
he wills. Right here In America
today some . of you born again
would die rather than to deny
Christ. The eternal God has taken
up in you; he has given you new
birth; he has changed your appe
tites and the way you look at
things. You live to make Ood rich.
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No Injuries In
Pickun Upset
FORT ROCK No injuries re
sulted from a one-car rccKlrnt lr.rt
week when Charley Stinpley skid
ded on a snowy road and tipned
his pickup onto its side. He was
taking his sranddHUKhters, Tercsn
and Marilyn Ward to school.
The m,rhfip occurred three miles
east of Fort Rock at the foot of
a short hill. The car was riehted
and the girls delivered to school.
Residents of Fort Rock Valley
recall that there have been almost
no automobile accidents in this
area within memory. Back in 1952.
wives of two countv road, crew
men had a collision when dust ob
scured visibility and one car
bumped Into the rear of the other.
There were only minor injuries
and this is the most serious acci
dent recalled ill the area.
OHai'-'s Memorial .Chapel
p.m. Tuesday with the Rev.
Galen Onsnd officiating with cre
mation in Portland following.
Mr.
Rebekah Lodge
Holds Yule Party
DUNSMUIR A Christmas par
ty was held December 9 by the
Oriole Rebekah Lode.-
A larpe number of Odd Fellows
and R"b?':n'i'; i-nd their families
enjoyed a pothick supper. A chil
dren's program followed the sup
per and Santa Claus appeared to
give all the children present a
treat.
Noble Grand Cora Powers pre
sided over the, business meeting,
and rice lien" of new officers.
New officers are Mildred La
Barrc. noble grand: Avis Van
Hardenberg, vice grand; Amanda
Cook, secretary and Marian Rob
erts, treasurer.
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