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SITPt.lKS
MOUNT SHASTA Three tons of
first aid bandages and supplies
were received last week by the
Mount Shasta Civil Defense fnit.
according to J A. Moore, head of
the unit.
The supplies are stored at the
city hall with Fire Chief Frank
Melo as acting custodian. .
"DENNIS THE MENACE"
' BUT fW? WMy? Wy WOULD HE PUT
AN ONION IN My LINGERIE DRAWER?'
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FENTON "JONESY" JONES
Square Dance
Caller Slated
A well known professional West
Coast square dunce caller, Fenton
"Jonesy" Jones, Glendalc, Cali
fornia, will cull for the Merry
Mixer Square Dance Club in the
Red Barn, Dorris, starting at 8
p.m. Thursday, October 4.
Considered by square dancers to
be one of the best. Jones has colled
for clubs and organizations
throughout California since 1940 and
has traveled in the United States
and Canada for tha past five
years.
He has recorded square dances
and has called and staged the
dancing in the following motion
pictures: "Square Dance Katy,"
"Barefoot." "Mailman," "Slaught
er Trail." and "Beyond the Purple!
Hills." In television pictures he
has called and staged the danc
ing in "Committed." with Alanj
Ladd and Halls of Ivy," with
Ronald Coleman. '
He called for one year on the
Columbia Broadcasting system for1
"Hollywood Barn Dance" and for
five years he was faculty member!
of "Sets in Order," Square Dance!
institute at Asilomar, California.1
All square dancers in the Klam-1
ath Basin and outlying towns are
invited to hear and sec him.
Wade English Back
With Weather Unit
MOUNT SHASTA-Wade Eng-i
lish has returned to his previous'
post with the Mount Shasta Woalh-j
er Rureau alter an absence of.
several years. '
During his absence, he served
with the Pacific Weather pa-!
trol, the Weather Bureau airport,
station at Phoenix and the Naval
Test Station at China Lake. .
His wile and two sons. Richard.
S, and Robert. 11 months, have
moved to Mount Shasta with him.
MISSIONARY DIES
NASHVILLE. Tenn. i - Mrs.
William Moore Hardy, 72, wife of
a Nashville physician and onetime
Disciples of Christ missionary in
the Far East, died Friday.
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from friendly Business,
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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Police Probe
; Knife Attack
One man was in jail and another
I under treatment for a stab wound
following a knifing affray at a
South Sixth Street drive-in cafe
Saturday night,
i I Jack Parker, 19. of Keno, told
'City Policemen Dennis Lillv and
'Lionel Olsen that he and a girl
incna were seated in an automo
bile in front of the cafe when
three men approached. One of
the men, according to Parker, or
dered the girl to get out of the
car and be "inspected."
Parker leaped from the car and
a fight ensued. Parker was slabbed ;
in the back. He was taken to
Klamath Valley Hospital for treat-;
ment. Hospital officials said the
wound was superficial.
Later police arrested Isidore!
Gutirrez, 18-year-old Bonanza farm
worker. They said he was involved!
in the attack on Parker but did
not wield the knife. The two other
men are still sought.
TRANSFER
LAKF.VIEW R. C. Burgess, dis
trict manager for the Bureau of
Land Management, has announced
the transfer ot Pierce P. Morin
from the Whitman National Forest
at Baker to the BLM office here.
He will be in charge of runce Im
provement . work on the district
here, taking the place of Lew
Harris who has been named as-i
sistant range manager. Morin has
been with the Forest Service for
25 years. He has a wife and son,
Charles.
CHAMPS
MOUNT SHASTA Six baton
twirlcrs were named by Mount
Shasta High School students fol
lowing a tryout at the Sisson Ele
mentary School recently. Twirlers
for the year are Janet Curtis.
Silvewtra Tolosano, Gail Asbell.
Terry. Huntingdon. Ruth Martin
and Barbara Gutzlcr.
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KFJ1 Adds Two To Staff;
Station To Move On Hill
Personnel and location changes
for radio station KFJ1 were an
nounced Friday by Robert H.
I Bartlett, manager.
I Bartlett said Lou Gillespie, for-
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JACK WHITE
Service Awards .
Go To FS Men
MOUNT SHASTA Service
awards were presented to three
men at a Forest Service meeting,
at the city park armory here on
September 20.
Attending were Charles A. Con
naughton, regional forester, San
Francisco: Paul Stathem, Red
ding. Shasta-Trinity Forest super-:
visor; Ralph Bangsberg. Redding
fire control officer, and Harlow
Wood, Redding, administrative,. as
sistant. Twenty - year service awards
were given to Herman Barr and
Carl Lanquist and George Solus
was presented a 10-year service!
award.
ELECTION
MOUNT SHASTA-Ncw officers
have been elected by the Mount
Shasta Methodist Fellowship. Kar
en D a 1 e is president: Sandy
Hough, vice president and pub
licity manager: Sandy Cross, sec
retary and Muriel Astman. treas
urer. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Swift
and the Rev. and Mrs. A. Eng
dahl are advisors.
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merly with KFLW and KCNO in
Alturas has been named sales
manager. Gillespie has lived in
the Klamath area for the past five
years and has been associated
i with many community activities
including the 20-30 uuo ana
YMCA.
Jack White, a veteran of radio,
TV and the stage, has joined
KFJ1 announcing staff as a disk
jockey. White formerly was with
KWJJ, KTOJ and KLIQ in Port
land. He visited Klamath Falls
last year with his show band, the
"Jumping Jacks," and was as
sociated with the Portland Civic
Theater and the Magic Ring
Theater.
Bartlett said effective October
1, KFJI's main studio and office
will be located back on Radio
Hill. The move was necessitated
by production problems arising
from the disadvantages of broad
casting from two locations.
The station will maintain a
business office and studio in the
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