WEDNESDAY. MARCH 7. 1956
PAGE FIVE
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON '
BASIN BRIEFS
Rabbit Shoot Thp Lakeview ' bas Guild will hold its monthly
Bowmen held a ratbit alicol on card parlv Saturday evening.
March 4 at Valley falls and killed March 10. in Hie parish hall.
10 ralbus. Particiixuins ueie A1-'
,PeUri n ?, Hums' Dea" Ptl'ned - The card party
rtivm.r nwn.ied tor March 17 hv the Fori
CITY BRIEFS
Members of the Women's Asso
ciation ol Peace Memorial Presby
terian Church will meet Friday,
March B, at 10 a.m. to sew gar-
Klamath Fai ",V, , " " -"mam uvic imprnvemcm uuai lnel,ts (or the mission school at
. - - , 7 . mem. i
.ii vic n coiorea movie. Norm-
west Empire." was shown bv Trow . . .. .... . . .
Long, procram chairman, at the Z orkBil. hl has bcen
be with his father, who is past 100
years of age, and has become ill.
March ft luncheon meeting of the
Lake County Chamber of Commerce.
Fort Klam.ith After spending 10
days as guest of Mrs. Jcmna Tav-
lor at ner local motel. Mi. Mil-
Daughter A b.iby cirl, weighing
9 lbs. 14 ois.. was born March 1
to Mr. and Mr.. Del ben Wilbon of
Decker Boy
Stiil Missing
Hospital at Tacloban, Eastern
Leyte. P.I. All women ol the
church are invited. Bring tack
lunch.
Away Klamath County Assessor
A. R. Dickson will make a trip to
Salem and Portland this week. In
Salem on Thursday, he will attend
a meeting of the Oregon State
Tax Committee as one of eight
slate assessors who serve as n
advisory committee. Friday he will
attend an interim tax committee
meeting. Mrs. Dickson, teacher at
Altamont school will Join him lor
a trip to Portland where they will
Law enforcement agencies attend a wedding on Sunday..
died Parker ol Appleton. w'iscoii- , F" R?ck- Ti,e '''sons have three, throughout the country have been
sin. left for a visit with her son
with the Air Force in Texas and
then return to her home.
I'nited Fund Fort Klamath
Spaghetti Feed The Ml. Carme!
raised S1U8.47 for the United !fi0"ed. T't
Funds Operation Fair Share cain-l'5, . LPX:rL,'
paign. the amount coming entirely
Irom Fert Klamalh contributors.
The quota was set at SI. 000 and
included Crater Lake and the West
Side.
Houscciipsts
asked to aid the search or 10-year.
old Alvm Decker who was still
missin? from his Klamath Falls
Altar Society ol Chiloqum will 10me Wednesday
serve a "pauhetu dinner and old hm. . h Q ,
Northern Railway freight yards
Monday bv a pair of bloodhounds
from Los Gatos, California. The
doss' trainer. Russell Cone, told !
ment of the Mt. Carmel Church.
Chiloqum.
lily Meeting John McDonald.
Sheriff Murray Britton the missing
Fremont supervisor, and Chiton 1 . 3
Windle attended the Horsefly Cat-; lra1"'
ti A.v.i,itnn mopiinf. i ihe Riv Search of all the open freight
ranger station on Monday. The as-1 cars whioh left Klamalh Falls an
composed Of cattle lluur llcr "lc aay uisappenreu
Saturday at the
r fcx- I ...... 1 jlrtlli;!.-
varnum were their dauglucr. Au- .. .,,,,.. nisinrt last Thursday brought no results
drey, her fiance. Alvm h. Sinner. ( - ; The cars were inspected bv rail-
his mother and sister. Mrs. HA, R(,lurI)sslcwart Hanna of the : road police at various points In
Sinner and dauShter. Joyce, all ol . p , Forest staff is j California.
Portland. . ,... . .....,.,. ,,,. ,,,,, k..r d;., w.h.,..
a seven-week engineering course at. morning he had talked with the
New Assignment 1st Lt. Frank
R. Griffiths, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Grifliihs. 3950 Shasta Way. ,
has been assigned at the Camp
Gordon, Georgia Signal Corps
Training Center as the assistant
program director of the Southeast
ern signal school's television
branch. Lt. Griffiths is a 1963
graduate of Oregon State College.
Gold Star Mothers The regular
meeting ol the Gold Star Mothers
will be held Thursday at 2 p.m.
In the Klamath County Library on
Third Street. Delegates and alter
nates to the state convention will
be elected.
I'amp Fire Meeting of the
North District Camp Fire Leaders
Association was held Tuesday, I
March 6, at the home of Mrs. I
Ralph Hemmesch. 1951 Erie, at
10 a.m. Guest speaker was Hope
H o 1 b r o o k. home demonstration
agent, who talked about Camp
Ftre birthday projects in relation
to Burma. Ceylon, East Pakistan
and the Philippines. She gave sev
eral recipes from these countries
and spoke about Iheir family lile.
habits and dress. Birthday project
this year is "Sow seeds reap
friendship."
Christian Women's Fellowship
group meeting of the First Chris
tian Church will be at 1 p.m.
Thursday. March 8 Group 1 will
meet at the home of Mrs. Harold
Sturgeon, r.t. 1. Box 91b. Klamath
Falls: group 2 at the home of Mrs.
Esther Bellingtiam, 1442 Sargent
Street; group 3 at the home of
Mrs. Harvey Hayden. 3206 Shasta
Way. All members and friends are
invued.
Baby C.lrl Mr. and Mrs. Ralph 1
Carroll Jr., are parents o! a baby I
girl, their first child, born March I
4. weight I lbs. 14 ozs. She has
been named Marcle Mellnda. and
paterqal grandparents are Mr. and!
Mrs. Ralph Carroll Sr.. 3904 Bis
bee Street; maternal grandparents;
are Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rickson. I
Portland. The mother Is the form
er Alice Shalline Rlckson. !
Saint Patrick's Day luncheon
will be served by ladies of the
First Methodist Church in t h e
church basement, corner of Tenth
and High streets. March 17. serv
ing time from 11:30 a.m. until 2
p.m. Tables may bp reserved.
Phone 6880, 8390 or 3688 for reser
vations.
Square Dance will be held Sat-!
urdav, March 10. 8:30 p.m. in the
EaRles' Hall, with B. M. Aullc
calling. Everyone welcome.
Job's Daughters Bethel No. is
sponsoring a rummage sale at the i
Masonic Temple. 48 Klamath Ave-1
nue', Saturday. March 10. Proceeds
will be used for the benefit of
the Job's Daughters drill team to
go to the Grand Session at Eugene
on April 12.
Henley I'TA meets Thursday,
March 8. at 2:30 p.m. in the grade
school gym.
Card Parly Aerie 2090. Eagles.
card parly will be held tonight at
8 o'clock at the Eagles Hall.
Great Books Group will meet
Thursday. March 8 at p.m. in
the city library. Mr. and Mrs.
Marden Pillette will be leaden ol
the discussion of "Gullivers Trav
els." Shasta View Building Associa
tion will have a pinochle card
parly Saturday, March 10, at I
p.m. in the community hall on the
corner of Shasta Way and Madi
son. Everyone welcome to attend.
Ta Havt Your
INCOME TAX
RETURNS
tiptrtly Prepared Stt
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Commerct Bids.
1111 Walnut St.
Phone 5901 or 5861
Give I'lVl'l a treat
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featuring
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Reasonable Pricei
Special Attention Given T
The Kiddies!
Langcll Valley The St. Barna-
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the regional office in Portland.
Trip Myron Buswell. Elmo An
gele. Jack Groom and nis son.
Jim. of Lakeview arrived home
Sunday after a two-week trip East.
At Lock Haven. Pennsylvania, they
took delivery on two new Piper
Tri-Pacer planes which they flew
home in six days.
Joe Snell son of Mrs. Glendora
sheriff at Poplar Bluff. Missouri,
where the boy's grandparents re-
side. The Missouri sheriff alerted
the state police there.
Warner Skiing
Said Excellent
LAKEVIEW Excellent' skiing is
Snell of Lakeview, was discharged, reported at the Warner Canyon ski
recently from the Navy after four
vears' duty In Japan and Korea
aboard the USS Mt. Baker.
Home Sgt. Louis V. Lamb, son
of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lamb of
Lakeview, arrived home alter dis
charge from the Army at Fort
Bragg. He Is home with his wife
and son after three years military
duty.
MRS. FRANK STROBERG
Death Takes
Mrs. Stroberg
Mrs. Beulah Elisa Stroberg. res
ident of Klamath County since
1923, and well known Kcno matron,
died today at the family home.
She was 67 years old and a na
tive of Texas. Her birthdate was
August 20, 1887. Prior to coming
here the family lived at Fort
Rock. Oregon.
She was a member of the Keno
Gospel Church and a charter mem
ber of the Eastern Star 1n London.
Texas. During her residence in
Keno she took an active part in
school PTA work and for the last
four years had served as a 4-H
Club leader.
Mrs. Stroberg is survived by her
widower. Frank L. Stroberg, Keno;
one daughter, Mrs. Annie May
Coon, Coos Bay. Oregon; three
sisters, Mrs. K e r o n Hubbard.
Sparks, Nevada; Mrs. Minnie
Berry, Swenson, Idaho and Mrs.
Bob Nichols, Klamalh Falls', her
mother. Mrs. Mary E. Bell. Lon
don. Texas: also five grandchil
dren and three great grandchil
dren. The Rev. Melvin Griflith. pastor
of the Keno Gospel Church will
officiate at the services to be an
nounced by O'Hair's Memorial
Chapel.
Silver Lake Duane Crane is at
tending a state meeting of Work
Unit Conservationists of the Soil
Conservation Service at Gearhart
this week. He is work unit man
for the Fort Rock-Silver Lake SCD.
GARDEN C'Ll'B TO MI-XT
The Bonanza-Lanpell Valley Gar
den Club will hold their first meet
ing of the year. March 9. at the li
brary. The meeting will be at 2
p.m. There will be a short busi
ness meeting, with installation of
the new officers. Members will re
veal secret pals with a card or
gift and draw their new sccreti by Erwin Pool: supper at midnight,
l-fcals for the coming year. I Everyone invited.
Malin About 100 students, par
ents and other interested basket
ball fans from Malin are attend
ing the Class B Basketball Tourna
ment in Baker. The Malin Mus
tangs play their first game Thurs
day afternoon in the Baker High
School gym. Chamber of Com
merce President Wayne Fisk has
been in charge of ordering game
tickets for the townspeople who
are going over to support their
fine team.
Merrill Mr. and Mrs. 6. J. Har
ris recently spent two weeks visit
ing the Imperial Valley, Redwood
City anor san Francisco.
area, according to James Howard
president of the Fremont Highland
ers. There Is a foot of new powder
snow on a six-foot base.
Tows will run on Thursday af
ternoon, March 8, starting at 1:30
p.m.
Date of the annual Warner Can
yon ski meet is set for Sunday,
March 18, Howard said. Races are
open to club members. Member
ship in the club is open.
FIRST PLAV
CHTLOQUIN The first play to
be put on by adults in the com
munity in many years has been
scheduled for April. The Chiloquin
Firemen and the Flrebelles are
giving "Just Ducky," a three-act
comedy which has a cast of six
men and six women. The Rev.
Patrick Lunham has agreed to act
as coach. Casting was done a week
ago but the exact performance
data has yet to be set.
Rummage Sale The Pelican
PTA will hold a baked food and
rummage sale Saturday, March 10
in tl-e Pelican Theater building.
Doors open at 8:30 a.m.
Welcome Wagon The Welcome
Wagon Club will hold its regular
monthly meeting Thursday at 8
p.m. in the Kent Room of the
YMCA, 722 Pine Street. A repre
sentative from the Klamath Flow
er Shop will give a demonstration
of flower arrangments. All new
comers to Klamath Falls are in
vited. OSNA District 8 meels Wednes
day at the Public Health Depart
ment at 7:30 p.m. Board meeting
at 7 p.m.
Members of the Women's Asso
ciation of Peace Memorial Presby
terian Church will meet Friday,
March 9. at 10 a.m. to sew gar
ments for the mission school at
Barrow. Alaska, and the Bethany
Hospital at Tacloban, Eastern
Leyte, P.I. Bring sack lunch.
Studenui Named Susan Scho
field, Malin. and Dennis Todd,
Klamath Falls, students at Oregon
Slate College, have been named to
officer posts of their living groups
on the campus. Susan, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Scholield.
was elected recording secretary of
Alpha Omicron PI, sorority and
Dennis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Todd. 730 Mount Whitney, was
named secretary of Alpha Tau
Omega fraternity.
Home Mr. and Mrs. John Sul
livan have returned to Langell Val
ley after several months In Flor
ida and Southern California.
Moved Mr. and Mrs. Tex Evalt
have moved back to their ranch
in Langell Valley after several
months in Klamath Falls.
Bonanza Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Hartley are spending a few weeks
in Portand on business and pleas
ure. ' Vacation Over Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde wooten and children of the
Langell Vallev Irrigation District
have returned from a trip to the
coast.
Spring Vacation for Bonanza
school students starts with dismis
sal time on March 9 and concludes
with the start of the school day on
March 19.
Ue4 ;
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Dance There will be s benefit t
dance at the Langell Valley Com-'
munity Hall Saturday evening.
March 10, slartint? at 9 p.m. Music
f toe-cat J
l oo
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"SPRINGLOOP" 15'x8'
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"VALLEY FORGE" 12'xll'6"
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"DIGNITY" 1 l'8"x14"
Reg. $216.90 SAVE 73.05
"DIGNITY" 15'x8'
Reg. $159.30 SAVE 49.35
"INSPIRATION" 15'x8'9"
Reg. $261.70 SAVE 111.75
"SEQUENCE" 15'x7'3"
Reg. $132.25 SAVE 36.50
"SEQUENCE" 9'x6'8"
Reg. $73.00 SAVE 20.25
"SEQUENCE" 15'x6'9"
Reg. $123.00 SAVE 33.70
"SEQUENCE" 12"xl2'6"
Reg. $190.50 SAVE 50.55
"SEQUENCE" 15'x16'
Reg. $266.70 SAVE 36.75
"SCOTSMOOR" 15'x9'3"
Reg. $199.70 SAVE 69.75
"SCOTSMOOR" 12'x9'
Reg. $155.40 SAVE 59.90
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Reg. $142.50 SAVE 55.00
"HEATHCLIFF" 15"x9'9"
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"VIRGINIAN" 9'x13'
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Reg. $125.00 SAVE 45.05
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Reg. $189.40 SAVE 72.45
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"TWINKLETUFT" 12'x8'10"
Reg. $81.09 SAVE 21.95
"ROMANCE" 9'x17'9"
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"SEQUENCE" 12'x8'6"
Reg. $132.25 SAVE 37.75
"SEQUENCE" 15'x9'
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"SEQUENCE" 15"xl2'6"
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"SIERRA" 15'x7'5"
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"SIERRA" 15'xl0'9"
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"SIERRA" 9'x8'6"
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