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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIXTEEN HERAI-D AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1936 BASIN BRIEFS Engineering Count Stewart Hanna, forester on the Warner District of the Fremont National Forest, left Monday for Portland to attend a 6-weeks training course on road design and resident engi neering given by the U.S. forest service. ' To Attend Larry Mays, Port land, formerly superviso. on the Fremont National Forest, will be In Lakevlew on January 19 and 20 to attend the board of review of the 1955 forest fires on the Fremont national forest. Luncheon The Lakevlew Ameri can Association of University Wom en will meet for a 1 o'clock lunch eon on January 21 at the Hotel Lakevlew. 4-H Leaders Conference Leav ing January 24 to attend the an nual 4-H Leaders Conference In Corvallls are the following leaders irom Lake county: William Van. dergaw, Perry Ashcraft, Mrs. John Sccvllle, Mrs. A. P. Odegaard. Mrs. Nick Oawronskl, Mrs. Arthur Kaiey, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hansen, and Shirley Bcovllle, a Junior leader. they plan a side trip to Flint to visit with Nixon's sister and fam ily, the Roy Jeffries. Oarden Club The Lost River Oarden Club will meet January 23, 1 p.m., In the home of Mrs. Harry Orem. The topic will be "house plants," led by Mrs. W. R. Fotheringham. A polluck lunch eon will Be served, said Mrs. Randall 'Pope, co-hostess. Unlucky Friday the 13th was unlucky lor Merlin Joneschelt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Joneschelt of Bly. He got a head laceration at school that day and was taken to Klamath Falls by Principal James Chance, where the wound was closed with three stitches. Dunsmulr A sewing leader ship training meeting for 4-H leaders was held at the home of Mrs. J. W. Evans recently. Mrs. Gertrude Strieker, county home ad viser, conducted the class. Those attending were Mrs. Vivian Coplt sky, community leader; Mrs. Juan, ita Calllck. assistant leader- Mrs. oiauae Bolnn, Mrs. Frnnces Dl wnsiina ano Mrs. Evans. Library Club Sixteen members were present at the Merrill Library Club meeting held January !i a', the home of Mrs. M. A. Bowman, with program by Mrs. Frank How ard. The next meeting will be Thursday, February 2, at 2 p.m. at the Harold Hendrickson home. Home Mr. and Mrs. Nat R. Smith, Lakevlew, returned home Wednesday from a trip to Morton, Washington, where they attended the installation . of Mrs. Smith's brother-in-law, Neil Wright, as master of the Morton Masonic Lodge. Mr. and Mrs. Wright have visited in Lakevlew several times. Planting Report Given Park Board BONANZA Meeting of the Bo nanza Big Springs Park Association was held at the library January 16 at 8 p.m. with President Lester Jones In charge. Floyd D. Scott of Scott's Nur- serv gave a report on tree planting which will start April 16. Men and pickup trucks will tie needed for the three-day Job. Anyone hav ing local trees to donate to the park are asked to leave word at Brown's Variety Store. A food sple will be held Jan uary 28 at the variety store start ing at 10 a.m. to help raise, money for the tree planting. Mrs. frene Hartley resigned as treasurer, with Bob Schmore ap pointed to finish the rest of the term. Mrs. Florence Horn was ap pointed to replace Bob Schmore on the board of directors. All members are urged to at tend the next meeting In the li brary Thursday evening, Feb ruary 20. CITY BRIEFS Doris Tuning daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Everett Tuning of npmnuc mver, win start the sec ond semester' of her sophomore yej-.r at New-burg High School. Doris, who has been attending Bo- nign ocnooi, will live With ner sister who works for a New burg firm of lawyers. Their hi-mh. ers, Don and Charles, are attend ing ueorge fox college there, Sprniue River Mario Carnlnl Is t home recuperating from a brok en ieg suuereo in a logging acci dent while working here at the ' Fisher reload landing. Sprague River Oary Christian ton of olenburn. North Dakota spent a six weeks vacation here with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Rohlln Pfleffer. Oary works with his father on their wheat farm near Olenbum. New Residents or Sprague River re Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Currln and ' children, Kirk Jr., Susan and twin boys, Dale and Drew. Kirk fs driving truck for Fisher. Back Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Snell have returned to Sprague River from Wyoming where thev have heen living for the past year. He plans to work for B. F. Ray mend Logging Company. uorna nc. Kdgar L. Vlets, U.S. Army, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar '" iscuiuy iook part In a field Cattlemen' Meetings Donald HotchKlsK, Lakevlew, second vice president of the Oregon Cattlemen Association, will represent t h e state association at county cattle mens' meetings In Lane and Linn counties. On January It) he dis cussed the beef commission at a Eugene meeting and then talked to the Lebanon group on January 18. Parent Patrons The Twvla Fer guson i-arem-fa irons- w nieei Thursday, January 19 at 7:30 p.m. In the gym. The program Includes Business meeting followed bv entertainment, which Includes Kristian Olppo with selected stu dents and Bill and Shirlev May hew with a group of folk dancers Refreshments will be served nrt cnua care provided Extension The Shasta.Hnme. dale Extealon Unit will meet at Joan's Kitchen Friday, January , i a.m. ine urogram will he care of the hair." a nnMn luuviieuii at noon. In Hospital Paul Robinson, for- mer Macdoel resident now living In Alturas. is reported confined to the Alturas hospital following a neari attack. Macdoel John Archibald loft Monday for Afllomar to attend n leaders' training conference of the vauiornia Farm Bureau. From Alaska Mr mil Mr. George Jones and daughter of An- cnorage, Alaska, are In M.rfn.i this week on business and are vis- inns iricnas here. Building- MovedDon Dyscrt re fraining exercise held by the 4th S 0P"rc,Td lhl Club Rosfi0 juiuiurv division in Germanv He Til . ." "",cl1 " w uic entered the Army in i 6eptemTrth Prt Macdo"- uor jM, ana nas been overseas c- ., since March of 1965. He is a gradu? L I "J- Commercial at. of Butte Vallev hi!" M-0,al...ComPBny Dallas, Texas. and attended Shasta College before entering- the Army. Moved-JMr. and Mrs. Arlee Col- oi my nave moved to Klamath Falls, where they are -renting the Gertrirji - Vi,llt i-- B O", ""envil IIVIUC. Returned-Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Lilly of Bly have recently returned trom a three week trip to visit her family at Canyon City, Colo rado. Bly Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Nixon and son, Billy, left Tuesday by car for a six weeks trip to Minne sota. They will visit her parents. to Otto Albrights, at Anoka, and his parents, the W. M. Nlxons of Deer River. Weather permitting,1 scrap rails from Long-Bell Lumber vompaiiy at Leaf, California. Mexico, with the cars billed Macdoel. Klamath Falls. Her topic will be "Make a Color Plan in Your Yard." Meeting The Malin Grange is sponsoring a free special educa tional meeting at the Malin Com munity Hall, Wednesday, January 18. at 8 p.m. Entertainment and refreshments will be provided to an interested in attending. Brownies Lakevlew Brownie Troop No. 6. whose leader Is Mrs. William VanCleave, Friday alter noon was taken on a guided tour through the Lake Countv Courthouse. Lakevlew Mr. and Mrs. Clair Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Adams Jr., are leaving January 23 from New York for a 20-day European trip which will Include watching the winter Olympic competitions at Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy and skiing in Austria and Switzerland. They will fly by Royrfl Dutch Airlines. Breakfast Members of the Lake. view Eagles Lodge weie served Dreakiasl Between 7 and 9 a.m. Sunday by the women of the auxiliary. Lakevlew Wins The Lakeview Honkers won over the Alturas Mo doc Braves by 58-40 in a basket ball game played Saturday. Jan uary 14, at Alturas. Gary Smyth with In points was high man for Lakevlew and Jerrv Gloster with i, was nigh for Alturas. Third Place Mrs. Walter Schelrl. erelter, Lakevlew, a member of the Lskevlew Bowmen Club, placed third In the women's Instinctive di vision of the state Indoor mall archery tournament for December. The Bowmen shoot weekly at their indoor range at the Lakeview Air port and will enter the January mall tournament. Meeting The Friendly Circle will meet for a noon polluck. Thurs day, January 19 at tne home of Mrs. Mayme Cammock. 2042 Vine street. Social Meetmr of (he VFW Auxiliary, No. 1383. Thursday, Jan uary is at 8 P.m. In the VFW nan. Overseas Eddie Harper. 18. grandson of Mrs. W. P. Myers of the Lakeshore Nursery, is now in Korea, serving with the U.S. Army He left Seattle on Decem ber 17. crossed the international date line on December 24 and skipped Christmas Day. His par ents Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Harper live at Argo, Oregon. Meeting of Bethel No. . Inter. national Order of Job's Daughters will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, January 19 In the Masonic Temple. Winner John Ace Carter; son of Mr. ana Mrs. Wllford E. Carter, 3285 Rogers Street, Klamath Falls has been awarded a state tuition scholarship at Southern Oregon College. Carter, a freshman was discharged from the service . as a necoua lieutenant. Food Sale The Dorcas Society of the Seventh Day Adventist unurrn will hold a cooked and oakea food sale at the Big Y Market, Friday, January 20 start ing in w a.m. Away Mr. and Mrs. Byron Teed left January 17 for an extended trip through California, Arizona and Mexico. They will be Joined later by Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Barnes, Olene. The party will re turn home in April. To Germanv Pvt. Delrov n Berg, U.S. Army, son of Mr. and Mrs. George J. Berg. 737 Plum Street, Is scheduled to leave for Germany this month. He is a rifle man in the 503rd Airborne Infan try Regiment of the 11th Airborne Division now stationed at Fort uampnen, Kentucky. He entered the Army In January, 1955, and is a KUHS graduate. Women Hear J. McClelland DUNSMUIR James McClel. land, high school faculty member was the speaker at the Dunsmulr Women's Club luncheon on Tues. day. "To keep alive, one must read.", he told the members semDiea. A person can enlarse his exner. ience, widen his horizons, get the viewpoints of others and learn to cope with problems through the media ot reading. McClelland said. He mentioned the various types of books and what there was to learn from each type. He suggested more family reading aloud as a means of interesting children in OOOKS. Ihe meeting was at the Hotel Dunsmulr with Mrs. Arthur Mc Gen, president, conducting the business session. The project lor ine year, siuo to nnance camp ing or supplies for deserving Boy Scouts or Girl Scouts who lack means of participation, was ap proved at the meeting. A recipe collection to be sent to the Yuba City Women's Club was started. It was announced that the north ern district meeting of the Cali fornia Federation of Women's Clubs will be held on Friday In Red Bluff. MOVIES SCHEDULED DUNSMUIR Two movies will be shown at the monthly family night at the Methodist Church on Sun day evening. A potluck dinner will begin the event at 6 p.m. Both movies are In color film, one deal ing with life in Africa and the other on mysteries of plant life. Mr. ana Mrs. c. J. Eachus. Mr and Mrs. B. M. Coon and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dewey are hosts ana nostesses lor the evening. Legion Group Donates Money MERRILL American Legion Auxiliary met January 10, 8 p.m., in the home of Mrs. Lena Buck At the business meeting it was voted to send a flo donation to the flood relief and (5 to the March of Dimes. The (40 collected from other organizations in the com munity will be given to "Gift to the Yank." The auxiliary will make a quilt for the veterans hosDital in Rose- burg and will start serving the dinners for the Merrill Lions Club the first of February. Refreshments were served bv Mrs. Lena Buck. GOC Speaker U.S. Air Force T-Sgt. J. B. shrum of the Klam ath Falls Ground Observer Post spoke to the Yreka, California Ro tary Club Wednesday noon on the need for GOC volunteers In that area. Meeting Planned The women of the Yacht Club will meet at 1:30 p.m. Thursday at the club. March of Dimes Piggly-Wlggly store will hold a March of Dimes benefit Quiz Show Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with Ray Tom linson as quiz master. Contribu tions to the March of Dimes drive will be made by the store lor every quiz contestant. Contestants are not required to purchase mer chandise or make contributions in order to participate. Free coffee. aougnnuts ana sausages all. day. Leave Over Pvt. Gregorv M. Schulze. U.S. Army, returned by plane to his station at Fort Bragg. North Carolina, January 10. He has oeen on leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Schulze, 1511 Pacific Terrace, since Decem ber 26. Honor Roll Maurice "Bud" Del ler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Deller, 2025 Earle Street, was named tor the fall honor roll at Oregon State College where he Is a senior In education. Deller fin ished his practice teaching at Washington Grade School in Cor vallls In December. His wife is the former Jeanne Owens, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Owens, Klamath Falls. I Frustrated Burglar Gets Only One Nickel Five cents was apparently the net take from a burglary Tuesday night at Fairview School, Klamath Falls police reported today. According to investigating Offi cer James O'Nell. the school was entered sometime after 6 p.m. and before it began to snow, as there were no tracks. The thief entered the building through an unlocked door and broke the gloss on the door of the principal's office to get the nickel, which was In a desk drawer. Mrs. Frances Oilman. 1928 Erie. principal, said that was all that appeared to be missing. BURGLARY Miscellaneous tools valued at" Itm.57 were taken from the Basin Building Materials Company. 4784 South Sixth Street, sometime Tues day night, Oregon State Police re ported today. The thief used a sawhorsc to climb to the roof, where he then broke a window and climbed into ine Bunding, police said. County Backs Dump Plans County court members said Wednesday they will lend their support to a plan for establish ment of a new city dump near Ashland Junction. County Judge U. E. Reeder ex plained that the county would build a road from the highway to the dump site, if the Klamath Disposal Company would allow county residents, exclusive of com mercial organizations, to use the dump without cost. The court will seek such an agreement with the disposal com- pany, if the firm decides to move from Its present location adjacent to OTI Road. A few weeks ago Winston Pur- vine. Oregon Technical Institute, director, appeared before the city council and protested against op erations of the garbage firm at Its present site. The school official said the dump was an "eyesore" and was keeping down property values in the area. Officials of the disposal corn pany expressed willingness to move the dump, if the land which they now occupy can be sold. 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VISION SPECIALIST... with offices at . SlmAftvAjfyfaat Ccntpatu 715 Main Street Phone 8322 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED A 'Motion Picture ffijt CotfM fove Been Mute $t YOlft Mouse. . . 9th & Pine fhene 3188 at Mectlnir The Wnmpn-. (Ion Of the Malin nnmm'iinln. uitii win meet -inursflnv. .Ian. uary 18. Luncheon will be served at 1 p.m. Program will Include uisuiiiauon oi ofllcera and uiir uh missionary work. Meeting All member of th Malin Oarden Club are Invited to nurnn me next meeting nr ih. Ttilelake Oarden Club at the home of Mrs. Chester Stonecvpher on Tuesday. January 24 at i p.m. An mcie.iuiig program will be pre- oc.ncu uy irs. r. u. Walters of 23 tyeaU A fa Monday, J.nu.r, 16. 1933-Tom Wotters led the Elk, lodge bow .r, ,05t wk Wlth 0 Wgh 0( 2?9 0 by ChmlB ,l, 223. The ,v,o ollcy,, open to the pubhc hove been excellently conditioned. oth Un,on high ,chool student, met Tuesday ot the regular Mr, Frank H P;r'mT' d'SC""ed ,h talk" on n". And"WS' den " bo"' P'd o laik on guidance work. WsJaod,,,. J..o,r 8, 1933 Mr. and Mr,. Nelson Reed und son Scot, left Monday for Phoi,, AriI ,o,n Mr,. Allred Reed for the remoter o f ,h, SZ? .' J M"' R"d,i 0b""' home on Canby tree, w.ll b. occupied by Mr. and Mr,. Georg. Stevenson Thursday, January 19, 1933 J. W. Ker '" or me Mamoth Merchoi ns was elected pres. inls association ot th onnuol Sn' " h .J""" Grille Monday night. 0TJ. f.cers o-e Harry Goalie.. V1C, p,iont ond f . , cr,,a,y.lr,a,u,er. Mayo, W. E. Mahoney attended the meet.' Friday, J.n.,y 20, 1933-K,wan club otf.ee,, lor ,h, en suing year we,, ,noH,d by Or. Gecge Massev, pa , l,.u. wl",dB0fc:;roc;mo,Th', h""vo1 d,n"tr d- W llord ballroom Thursday ,v,,g The installation cere monies ware fof Burge Masan as president; Henry Per"n, cre,o' Ge'9e MV"1' ' "d Elt-" VTh: Saturday. Jam,.,, 21, 1933-Raiph H,ll. Olsmpic star and Henley basketball team, on, of the leader, ,n Ih. city leaguV Hill play, o guard position. 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