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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1956)
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 21. 1958 "ERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALUS. OREGON PAG I SEVEN BASIN BRIEFS Income Taa A representative of the Oregon State Tax Commission mill be in Lakeview March 22 and 23 to assist taxpayers with their Oregon state income tax returns. Lost River Garden Club of Mer rill will meet at 2 p.m. Tuesday, March 27, at the home of Mrs. Scott McKendree, with Mrs. Crys tel Cheyne as co-hostess. Ed Oreen of the Tulelake Spray Center will apeak. Guests are invited. Sprinf Vacation Ft. Klamath families taking spring vacation trips included Mr. and Mrs. James Van Wormer and son who visited her sister and family in Corval lis; Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wilder oud sons visited relatives at Or leans, California, on the Klamath River; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bax ter took a fishing trip at the Ore gon coast, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray mond Van Wormer and sons were tuests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Caster in Medford. Visit Son Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Haley of Bonanza are spending several days In San Francisco with their son. Vernon, who is stationed nearby taking guided missile training. The Guild of St. Barnabas Church will meet March 22 at the home of Mis. Luther Noble in Up per Langell Valley. Friends and members Invited. John Brown of Bonanza Variety Store was called to Portland March 16 after his mother, Mrs. Lula Brown, was hit by a car. receiving a broken shoulder and broken nose. Brown accompanied Jim Wakefield who was spending the weekend at Portland with his wife and two children. Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Lester Jones of Bonanza left March 17 for a week's vacation. He will at tend meetings in Corvallis and she will visit their children, the Ray Marchant and the Ray Jones fam ilies at Grants Pass. Gary Randall 11-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Randall of Langell Valley is on crutches for a month followlne a broken foot received when his horse fell with I him last Friday. Home Mrs. Ruby Brown has re turned to her home in Bonanza af ter several days with her daugh ter, Mrs. Wes Dearborn in Lan gell Valley. New Pine Creek Mr. and Mrs. Walter King returned on March 14 from Duarte, California, where they had been visiting for three weeks. They attended funeral serv ices there for Mrs. King's mother, Mrs. Emma Durham, who had been living with them prior to her death. Mrs. Clara Cloud returned to New Pine Creek- last week from Eugene with her daughter, Mrs. Maury Morion and husband where she had spent most of the winter. The Mortons will visit a while be fore returning to Eugene. Gua Dorlng oldtime - baker in New Pine Creek during the min ing boom days, celebrated his 86th birthday anniversary on March 16 with a new haircut and his two-inch-long beard shaved off. Home Ec Club of New Pine Creek met Thursday in the grange hall with 11 memhers, two guests and five children present. Guests were Mrs. Nancy Robinson and Mis. Allie Hammersley. Mrs. Nera Mulkey was hostess. Women mem bers are reminded to bring two of three things, sandwiches, salads and cakes, for the grange benefit dance on March 31 to raise money for the grange improvement fund. Mrs. Lily Noble will be host ess for the April 5 meeting of the Home o Club. Potato Chip Ta!k Slated Cookie Sale Starts Friday - CITY BRIEFS March 22. Children are Invited to see the film. A cookie sale, the annual money- raising project conducted by ..ie i K nmiuri Area utrl scouts, will , , 1.. i -,.-. j lh fr.uay M..-ch. and c.n- j Wren's Fellowship group w 1 1 1, , - return I tinue through Saturday. April 7. meet at the Fust Christian Church ; ome h(,y Vj5itrd Ultrei weu Christian Women The Christian, still live in Sweden, TULELAKE - H 5- Hoffman, manager of the potato division of the Gianny Goose Foods. Oaktund. i Caluoniia, will spea Riuwcia " w '. in....-., u,.. f ih. .! Is to raise in Tulelake, Thursday, March 2J. " " " ".. .hi-h noon Holimi.il has b.-ra -wofmtcd ",uur - - to poiato -7"" :inursoay. a cusiness meeting wm;as m Omaha, Nebraska Annual Baiaar sponsored b the Salvation Army Home League' which will include needlework and ham baked foods will be held at for SS years. lhe YMCA on March 27. There will be a colfee hour also irom 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and a silver tea from 2 to 5 p.m. Saturday. March 24. Anyone wlsh lng her donation picked up pleas call Juanila Lundstec, 7111. 'begin at 11 potluck followed by luncheon. Lessons n0Und Table Klamath District b. L,?hlh!! ,,SiH,, tr"r.i 'are not included in me operang and devotionals will be held at l1 scout leaders round table will be !".,hl P?'? ?"?"y!0' ?.x"!-i budget of the council and which L m. Snhiert f th. ,,., will be held at the Altamont Junior High n,.m.Mr .nrt vir. p j 1 ...J :.'"l''.:Ci ! cuiinol be included in the United I "... ......,. , . ... I School at 8 o'clock tonight. Pre- " - x7""V,.""""T Iur ""ulallu,u.'K vu,"u """ii?,,! hud, .mtiv new eouio- I l-uu,lu vu..u., Fisher returned to New Pine Crock last Thursday from Collinsville, California, where they have cattle being fed for market. They were accompanied by their daughter. Barbara and her friend, Susan Tay lor of Lakevlew. who were en joying spring vacation. Malin Jim Conroy, Malin chap ter adviser of Future Farmers of America, attended the FFA state convention In Corvallis last week, and Mrs. Conrov and sons visit ed her sister's family in Eugene. The Conroys returned heme Sunday. New Pine Creek accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Byiagion and daughter, Karen, of Lakcview to Homedale, Idaho for a visit last weekend. specialised in liukm: and selling I T 8 V ,r v poulo packing shed equipment, i ' 'r 'np,.f'rr , For the tost I.ve ti .:e ms i 'r0P5 10 hclP defray expenses of been employed as manager of the any group 01 local ; girls cnosen ,or potato Qivisiou of Granny C.ooie exchange camping, international tits or senior conferences. r ., .),.,... f.,-n, 1.1,,'c nAlalrwtE 1 e.PI for 10 other uo.yo chip compr.nics as well as for their own require ments. He will speak on the kind of po tato the potato chip companies are looking for in order to pro duce qualuy chins and what the companies are doing lo get this kind of poiato. Tiie po.aio chip industry is growing very rapidly and wi'l provide another outlet for Klamath potatoes grown at Tule- Idaho Vlslt-Sharon Tuxhorn ofte- ,..c'''' iSSi Association, wi-o'said this week, ''we are looking forward,to bring ine more of this business to Tulelake." The TGA is sponsormir the wafers or filled chocolate wafers, selling for 50 cents per box. Super crisp salted peanuts and mixed nuts (one can eachi are packaged in' an attractive unit which sell for 81. Mrs. Lowell Jones Is sales chair man of the project this year. sentations will be centered around; the cub theme of "Cub scout1 Bird Wptchers" and the Boyi 1 Square Dance There will be Scout theme of 'Scouting the. 'square dancing at 835 Walnut : Land." ! 8treet Thursday evening, with! movies ci me square oancers to .... rh.irNo St. Order of the Eastern Star will hold a rum Autoist Uninjured In Accident Vacation Robert Paris. New Pine Creek student at the Univer sity of Oregon, was home for 1 spring- vacation with guest Dave Herndon of Lakevlew. Spelling Contest Mrs. Gladys Porter, State Line School teacher, accompanied Joy Scarborough, out standing spelling student, to Ailur as last Friday to compete in the state spelling contest there. First place was taken by Augusta Pe terpostan of Lake City. See Pope Walter King received a photo of his grandson, Don Car ter, former resident of New Pine Creek, pictured recently with a group of visitors to Pope Pius XII in Rome. Carter Is stationed In a hospital unit in Warburg, Germany. Home last Saturday In New- Pine Creek from a week's trip to Cusick, Washington, were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Markstrom and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kaslett and son. Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Wellman Smith and family of Grants Pass were weekend visitors in New Pine Creek with his mother, Mrs. Delia Smith, and other relatives. Fort Klamath 6-year-old Dennis Winn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ther on Winn of Fort Klamath received strained shoulder ligaments, severe bruises and abrasions of the hand and arm when his right hand and arm were caught In the moving wringer of a washing machine a, his home last Saturday. He was taken to Klamath Falls for medi cal examination. NEW PINE CREEK The auto mobile driven by Mrs. Caroll Mulkev was damaged last Friday meeting Friday which will. convene j but Mrs. Mulkey was uninjured in i at 10 a.m. Dimes Drive Gets Additional Funds WEED An additional sum of $41 has been credited to the Weed March of Dimes canton i--n bring ing the total to $2,228 34 for this I righthand lane, then went off the vear The additional sum yep'e- I highway to the left, through a sents the credit given to W c e d j fence and came to rest 75 feet off the luishaD As she was driving to work, she attempted to pass a Modoc Trans port truck about 13 miles north of New Pine Creek on Highway 395, just north of the Ned Sherlock ranch home, when an oncoming oil truck forced her to jam on the brakes. Her car relumed to the be shewn. A special invitation is extended to the Bachelor and Bach- elnrettcs Club. Everyone Is wel come. Yacht Club crab feed for mem bers, families and friends will be held Saturday with serving from 6 to 9 P m. For reservations or further information call 2-9106. Meet Set The regular monthly age sale at the Masonic Temple. Friday and Saturday. March 23-24. Rummage can be left at the tem ple on Thursday, March 32 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Serving at the luncheon at the Yacht Club on Thursday. March 22. being sponsored by the Anchor Club will start promptly at 1:30 o.tn. The style show to be put on meeting of the Twyla Ferguson i by the Town Shop and Dick Reed- Parents and Patrons will be heldiers will follow the luncneon. the 'school gymnasium Thurs day at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Gloria Rader. former opera singer, will give a brief recital. Dr. James Noel. Klamath Falls dentist, will speak. Sweden Mr. and Mrs. Albert Clawson. 2766 Dayton Street, Notice The Klamath County Grnnce Lecturer's meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Mayme Cammock. 2042 Vine Street. Klam ath Falls at 8 p.m. on March 25. Remember that Karl Gentry, Meeting The Interior design study group of the AAUW will meet Monday, March 26 at the home of Mrs. William Whelan. 142 Pacific Terrace. Nina Pence. Klamath Falls architect w.ll cpeak on "Interior Design In Its Rela tion to Architecture. Everyone is welcome. Rummage Sale Aloha Chapter 81. Order of the Eastern Star, will hold a rummage sale Friday and Saturday, March 23 and 24. at the Masonic Temple. Rummage may m leu at tne icuipie inuisuay Hl.ClllUUtl, Ul !CICJ11UIIC Aim Biic Sheridan, 5057 days and 8636 eve nings, or Clara Barnett, 2-3603, for a pickup of donations. 8tate Tax commission office will be open in Klamath Falls at the Klamath County Courthouse, March 26 through April 16. The phone number is 3722 and infor mation on making out tax returns is free. The office in Lakeview will be open March 22-23. Food Sale The Carnation Club will hold a cooked food sale at the Market Basket, Ninth and Pine. Sport PENDLETON In The) New Sprint) Weights, Colors and Patterns. PRICED... 95 11 t.13 DON'S 6th and Main W Give WT Green Stamps GUESS and WIN Men's Or Ladies SAMSONITE CASE cently returned from a three-month Tulelake. will show colored films trip to Sweden where they visited of snlmcn fishing on tne Oregon' relatives and friends. This was the I coast, wild animal life and wild first time they had seen their par-1 bird life at the Father's Night pro ents, brothers and sisters, w h o 1 gram at Fremont School, 7:30 p.m. for local contributions mailed to county campaign headquarters. Albert Cedros, American Lesion Post 71 commander, and Walter Jones were co-c'iairnv5n of the drive, assisted by Mrs. H. C. Strothers. secretary treasurer. the road. The Impact with a fence post broke the grill and radiator and damaged the body of the car. FINAL APPItOVAL MEXICO CITY i Concress has given final approval lor President Adolfo Ruiz Cortines to leave the country for his meeting with Pres ident Eisenhower and Canadian Prime Minister Louis St. Laurent in White Sulphur Spring, W. Va., March 26-8. Rent a Spinet Piano 1 Rent hibt b applied far rea sonable time toward parch a if. Larr eit plana tork in Ihii pari Iho Wit. Many leadlnr make. LOUIS R. MANN PIANO CO. 1? K. Ufa Hammond Organ Chord Ortas ATTENTION VOTERS Approximately 3000 Voters Registrations havt been can celled on account Electors failed to vote at 1954 Primary and General Election. If you have failed to vote during past two years or changed your place of residence, please check your registration. If not registered or not registered In the precinct where you reside, or registered as a non patisan, you will not be permitted to vote at the May 18th Primary Nominating Election. Chas. F. De Lap, County Clerk Cub Scouts The monthly pack meeting of Fort Klamath Cub Scouts will be Friday evening. March 30, at 7 o'clock in the C.l. Clubhouse. Special entertainment is planned, and everyone Is- weicomc to attend. Refreshments will be served.. . Guests Mr. and Mrs H. L. Kln caid, Glendale, Oregon, were re cent house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Moiris. Fort Klamath. When they left for their home last Sunday they were accompanied as far as Jacksonville by Mrs. Mor ris, who will visit her mother, rel atives and friends at her former home. "MAID MARION Makes MnMerry- IT'S RAINING IN THE FOREST AND ROBINS MEN ARE SAD V Y PERHAPS THE 'A1 ( FOR. TELEVISION RENTALS yELLOW PAGES ) ) IT VMS TO LOOK. 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