WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1956
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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BASIN BRIEFS'
buv a complete wimmi mm
UmmV WITH THESE FEATURES
former Mayor Herb and Mrs. Gor
don of Dorris, is enrolled at OT1
where she is taking a dental as
sistant course and living in a dor
mitory on the campus.
Former Residents of Langell
Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mor
ris and children from Weaverville,
are at the Clyde Wooten home at
Lorella.
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BrMal Shower All friends of
Jean Tucker and Don Tatton are
invited to a bridal shower at the
Poe Valley Community Hall Thurs
day at 8 p.m.
Huater Among this year's
successful deer hunters is Ray Ku
cera who was back in Merrill by
8:30 a.m. opening day with his
buck.:
; Hunting Trip From Reedsport
this last weekend for a few days
deer hunting were Mr. and Mrs.
Virgil Ratliff and Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Ratliff Jr. All are former
residents of Merrill.
New Arrival A baby boy to
be named Wayne was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Hunnicutt of Mer
rill. The baby arrived at Klamath
Valley Hospital at 2:30 p.m.,
Thursday, September 27, weighing
7 lbs. 5Vz ozs. He has an older
brother and sister.
Home Purchased Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Chalburn, Merrill, have
bought the Harlan Collins home on
Fourth Street in Dorris and plan
to move there next month. Chat'
burn is employed at the First
Western Bank and Trust Lorn-
pany, and they have three chil
dren. '
Returned to Bonanza after
several days in Eugene with rela
tives and friends are Mr. and Mrs.
BUI Bechdoldt.
Sharon Gordon daughter of
Visitors at the G. P. Wu home
Bonanza are son Dr. Robert
Wu and family of Reedsport and
grandchildren Diane and Teddy
Tang from Sacramento.
Hunters Here for deer hunt
ing at the Ivan Welch home in
Langell Valley are Mr. and Mrs.
Herb Marchant and Mr. and Mrs.
J. E. Joelker of Grants Pass.
Ten-year-old Freddie Dear
born of Langell Valley got his 5
point 185 pound deer the first day
of hunting.
The BUI Hartley's of Bonan
za have as company Mr. and Mrs.
Warren Wagner of Reedsport and
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Sharrett of
Eugene.
Children Win
Game With Kin
FORT HOCK A seven-inning
Softball game between Fort Rock
school students and their mothers
'and An father) Fridav resulted
in a score of 21 to 4 for the
youngsters.
Mrs. Delbert Wilson was top
.rr fnr the adults and Jerry
Pitcher hit the home run ball for
his team. Mrs. Robert Morenouse
and Roger Miles wcro opposing
captains.1
Apologizing for the low score,
one mother admitted she hadn't
played Softball for 23 years.
Couple Injured
In Auto Crash
DORRIS Injured when their
car turned over on a curve north
of Macdoel last Saturday were
John P. Koch and his fiancee,
Grace LaBranche, both of Chico.
ThAi, mars nn thnif W9V iti Klam
ath Falls to visit Koch's mother
when the accident occurred.
The young woman suffered a
...nlh tninrv . anrt Wnrh A dislo
cated shoulder. Dr. C. R. Drader
of Dorris took the couple to the
Klamath Valley Hospital. The car
was almost aemousnea,
LEGAL NOTICE
Mwin TNvrrwrc Bins
' Pursuant to ordinance No. 4873 of
the city of Klamath Falls, Oregon,
dated .Oct. 1, 1956, the undersigned
Police Judge will receive sealed bids
p to Monday. 7:30 P.M. Oct. 13, 1956
lor the Improvement of Donald street
from the easterly line of California
Avenue to the alley between Siskiyou
and Lakeview and Siskiyou street from
the northerly line of Upham to the
southerly line of Fulton street to be
known as Improvement Unit No. 132.
Bids must be submitted on forms
attached to the specifications and en
closed in a sealed wrapper- and
marked "Proposal To Construct City
Improvement.'' Each bid must be
accompanied by a bidders bond or
certffied check lor A per cent of the
agirregate bid.
The principal items Involved are:
230 lln. ft. of cement curb and gut
ter; 990 tons of aiphalt concrete pave
ment; 4008 sq. yd. of fine grading.
Plans and specifications may be ob
tained from the city engineer, upon a
deposit of $10.00, which amount will
be refunded If a bid is submitted.
This project must be completed on
r before June 1, 1937.
The city reserves the right to reject
any or aU bids.
Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon
this 2nd day of Oct.. 1B36.
Frank A. Blackmer
Police Judge
No. J75, Oct 3, 4. 5.
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take with three jet-propelled
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