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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1956)
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1958 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACT tSVXS BASIN BRIEFS Visitors recently at the Art' Creek met last Thursday afternoon Lenkeit home in New Pine Creek! at the grange hall with eight mem-! were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mentel of.bers and one guest, Mrs. Clara Lancaster, California, and PauliCloud, present, Mrs. Amy Cloud, Brocard of Los Angeles. Lenkeit's hostess, served refreshments, grandsons, Don and Bruce. ac- , companied Brocard south after j Word was received in New Pine Jew Daughter Mr: and Mrs. Sprague and convention delegates, Itlo Minato have rcliirnpd in Aire im n..,.. --j i tlr home at Klamath Agency af-igaret Rugg Guests were Mrs Ann having visilcd their , grandparents Creek last week that Don Sanford U staying in Chiloquin with her Sawyer, Mrs. Grace Allen Mrs sevral weeks. was to leave Germany September ppnts, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Dorothv Bennett, Ivy Grover Mrs ! 18 and wiu recve nis discharge Jdle following the arrival of Billie Kubat and Mrs Eieanor Home Ec cluD of New Pine October 14 at Fort Lewis. tijr third child and first daugh- Gicse. mmammKmrnmmmmmmm iq me poDy girl was named' . T Marie ' ! Bridal Shower-A bridal shower! L- ci ,'. i- . , 00 neld Friday evening, Sep-; Bar Soclety-Klection of offi- tpmh.r 91 i n, .nh. au XTT5 m195f:57yf.'Lt0?.k.PJ?Ceiside hall honoring Mrs. I Tai f w' "g 1' lu" u Car; Cornelius E. O Keeffe, the former1 nil Altar Society at the home o saii p n.r.. hh n X - r? ?Sident- MrS- 5'Lanlt;nOT fricnd' inviied. Hostesses Vho. Elected were Mrs. Albert h Mr. r,i pv u nh president; Mrs. Flora:pei,. xf ntammui NJm.n A. Bifco,' i,Ti..' "-c r 1 c3,ueI'1 lllrs. J onj Mrs. Lynn Tomlin, Mrs. R. riL' i rranK'sipp and Mrs. Milo Hanks. treasurer. st1 View Building Associa- California Teachers Cherrv tif m spon'oT t'pSc 5Trrdaushrr icova ! ni irf h hin s0i,,rH0 l.. i Lakeview, is teaching English at beta, 8 p.m. in the community! . "B" hal corner of Shasta Way and "r c uaul2f- w.""e.n sis- Ailsoh streets. leting There will be a citv calls in the city hall at Chiloquin np-iaay night. September 21 for Inflection of a mayor, city trqurer, recorder and three coun- ciltn. Nominations will be made frq the floor. A good attendance of igible voters is urged. , W Brother Mr. and Mrs. E.C. Mir left Tuesday morning after ter, Suzanne Taylor, is doing nurs ery school work. Another sister, Sharon Taylor, entered the Univer sity of Oregon this fall as a fresh- man. On Leave Returning to Navy duty Monday following a 10-day leave spent with parents and friends in Lakeview were Mike Nash, Cliff Atkinson. Larry Wil liams and Dwayne Haven. Nash was guest at the home of Mr. 'and tlaude Newcombe. CO-OP Permanent . AMTI-FREEZE ETHYLENE GLYCOL TYPE el 97 PER GALLON INCASE LOTS (6) Double fllS i r - ,r Brown , 5liTsJ)$ ; Is-' 2l I TKs Lii r4-- Event a feeks visit in Lakeview with mia- hpihrnlhfr anH wifp. Mr and MrrJ.-C. Clark. I Nick Bay again with the uregon state raice lorce, is sta-i Review Soroptlmlsl-CIub held! "?ne? " lakeview ana Has moved i ': lanuiy mere irom luamain iner meeting Tuesday evening! at an s restaurant to arrange a prffam for a report to be given on thAmerican Federation Conven tiolin New York by Mrs. Anne Shool Selects PjA Committees NW PINE CREEK First fall mdng of Parents Teachers As eodion was held - at the Kelly Cri school Friday evening, Sep tener 14, with 18 members pres ent! The following committees wel appointed: R-da Evans, ways and means; Ma) Millsap and Dorothy Leeh niaj, budget; Maxine Robnett, mepership; Nancy Robinson, majzines; Lily Noble and Mary rafett, programs, and Elizabeth Mason, hospitality. Nv trustees for the Katie Dick Scharship Fund elected are Mrs. Myja Barrow, Mrs. Dorothy Leanann; Darvin Robnett and Doid Evans. Refreshments were scrjd by Mrs. Lily Noble and MnCora Cook. Siuth Koreans Opture Spies SOUL ifi South Korea's Coiterintelligence Corps today anlinrpri Ihff pantlirp nf two Comumst spies and two conled erts the night before they were - top to North Korea. 1e spies were identified as Kit Dong Shik and Ahn Yung ' Cain 1e C1C said they lived in Son Korea before the Korean Vii as members of the Labor par and moved North with the Ra when they were pushed back a(0 their initial invasion success. ter, the announcement said, thoair infiltrated back South and joid t h e Progressive party, whk opposes President Syngman RhJs Liberal party. A Progres sivtiarty spokesman said he had nevl heard of the two men. Falls. Attend Conclave Mrs. Forrest Cooper, state corresponding secre tary, and Airs. Jess raha, vice president of Lakeview branch, will attend the board meeting of the AAUW Friday and Saturday in Eugene. Owen Pitcher son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Pitcher of Fort Rock, has received his discharge from the Army after 15 months duty with the 48th Engineers in Alaska. Pitcher was assistant sec tion chief supervising tractor work in the 48th 's shop at Fort Rich ardson. He arrived home in time to help with the second cutting of hay on his own and parent's ranches, his parents having oper ated his 80 acres while he was in the service. Loren Stricter of Fort Klamath visited in New' Pine Creek last week with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Robnett. Strieter who is retired from active stock raising and has leased his ranch, was a former resident here and sheared sheep up and down the valley, NOW IS THE TIME TO LAY-AWAY for Christmas! Toys, Games, Hobby Supplies, Sportinq Goods FLEET'S 222 U. RON-EVAPORATIN6 NON-CORROSIVE ANTI-RUST ONE FILLING LASTS ALL SEASON FULLY GUARANTEED PERMANENT , anti -freeze mo"-""" ;..Kmn.ta.t.AS I Brown Stamps Given During This Event ORDER IT NOW... 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