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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 22, 1957)
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22. 1957 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVEN BASIN BRIEFS Home Mrs. Kathryn Dick re turned Monday to New Pine Creek after 10 days at Sacramento visit ing her niece and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dawson, formerly of Alturas. ' New Pine Creek Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Mulkey returned last week from Scio, brinmng home with them Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mul key whom they had visited. A re ception was held Saturday after noon for Mrs. Clem Mulkey's son and wife, .Mr. and Mrs. James Clayburn. Flu There has been consider able flu at New Pine Creek, cut ting grange attendance. Dianne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Buster Cundiff, has been quite ill. Lee Cruaon of New Pine Creek is reported accepted by the Ore gon State Grange as grange in surance agent for the Oregon side. He has already been accepted on the California side. we could leave our sets without permission only to use the big dic tionary," one parent recalled. Logging in New 'Pine Creek area has been shut down for the past week by the Truman Lawson 'operation awaiting frozen ground !so equipment can be moved in jfor winter work. .Mount Shasta The Iowa educa tion advancement tests were re cently given to 102 Mount Shasta High School freshmen and seniors by Principal Orneal Kooyers and it. B. .Manley, mathematics in structor. Hospitalized at St. Charles Me morial Hospital. Bend, is Charley Stingley of Fort Rock. To Fori Ridwell for a weekend i visit with his brother Harold Miles j were Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Miles of Fort Rock. Frankle Lightlc returned to New Pine Creek from Cedarville where he spent four days in the Modoc Medical Center after be coming ill at the ranch home of his uncle, Aury Smith. Son A 5'i lb. baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Calvin New man on November 14, the birth day anniversary of the baby's grandmother. Mrs. Johnny Thom son of New Pine Creek. The baby was named Stephen John. Karen Marie was the name chosen for the baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Porter of New Pine Creek on November 15. New Pine Creek School visita tions at the Kelly Creek School last week in recognition of Nation al Education Week pointed up the improvements at the school with swivel seats and absence of reci tation benches and the fixed sets of 45 years ago. "In the old days Lodge Installs New Officers DUNSMUIR Nicanor Mania pig Jr., was seated as worship ful master at the 69th installation of officers of Dunsmuir Lodge No. 297, Free and Accepted Masons, at the Dunsmuir Masonic Temple last Saturday night. Installing of ficer for the ceremonies was Ralph N. Holdcn. past master of Sis son Lodge No. 310 of Mount Shas ta and Inspector of the 106th Ma sonic District. Other officers for 1958 are Rob ert C. Harris, senior warden; Re gis F. Jones, junior warden; Ches ter 0. Porter, treasurer; Alfred A. Smith, secretary; Albert Mc cann, c h a p 1 a in ; William A. Hughes, senior dearon; Paul" A. Radebaugh, junior deacon; Ter rence M'. McCormick, marshal; Harold Lucero. senior steward; Glenn Hull, junior steward; Ray nor W. Guy, organist, and An thony Wayne, tiler. Musical interludes during the ceremony were provided by Helen Chimenl. Wilmajean Freysinger and Lillian Vollmers. vocal trio, and Raynor Guy, pianist. Percy W. Lindt, past master of McCloud Lodge No. 430. served as 'master of ceremonies. A past master's jewel was pre sented to Terrence McCormick in appreciation of his year of serv ice. William I. Humphreys presented the ling at the opening of the in stallation. At its conclusion, a buf fet supper was scrvedjn the Ma ple Room with (lancing for the many guests attending. I I Attends Funeral Mrs. Leonard Pitcher of Fort Rock left Sundav I lor Medford to attend the funeral I of her grandfather, James Aldridge wno was almost 96 years of age. ; Silver Lake P. H. Pitman of Century Ranch is hospitalized in Bend lollowing an accident last week in which his truck went out of control on a mountain pass Pitman was thrown clear on the first roll of the vehicle and suf fered two broken arms. Casts cov er his arms, shoulders to finger tips. Initialed Harold L. Marslers. a student at Chico Slate College, w as initiated into Epsilofi Pi Tau in ternational honorary fraternity for industrial arts majors. In order to become a member, the student must maintain a "B" average in all industrial arls courses. Harold is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Marsters of Alturas. Serving Pfc. John Arnold, son of Mrs. Carrie Groth of Alturas. recently parlicipaled with units of the loth Infantry Division Artillery in "Operation Countejpunch," a command post exercise in Ger many. He was a 1952 graduate of Modoc Union High School. Montague It has been an nounced by Mrs. Hilda Cooley, president of the Valley Community Club, that the next club social event will be the annual Thanks giving Day dance, slated to take place on November 28 at the Mon tague auditorium with music to be furnished by the Tip-Toppers. Weed The Wabeno Council 231, Degree of Pocahontas will make stuffed toys and suitable items for assistance in the Iroquoise Coun cil of Albany aid-to-orphans pro gram. Mrs. Lena DeBortoli is a new member. Dunsmuir Airman Third Class Theron Johnson is spending his leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mernice T. Johnson. He en listed for four years after grad uation from Dunsmuir High School. Upon returning to duty on No vember 25. he will be a weapons carrier mechanic at Tacoma Air Force Base. ' Smoker The annual slag smoker by Ashland Elks Lodge Will be held on November 23, start ing at 6:30 p.m.. according to Ex alted Ruler Jim Madison. Proceeds go to boost the Elks' Christmas charity kind. Mrdford Approximately 1H7. 01)0 pimdci'osa pine and 48. (Kill I Douglas fir seedlings will he planted in seven projects in north easlcrn Josephine County under 'two Bureau of Land Management I contracts. iH'vVJ5 if I i f r v vi'. .ne1" PASTORS OF PARTICIPATING CHURCHES and representatives of other groups made plans this week for the annual union Thanksgiving service to be held Thanksgiving morn ing at 10 o'clock in the auditorium of Mills School. The worship service is being sponsored by the Klamath Ministerial Association, the Klamath Council of Churches, the Young Men's Christian Association and youth groups. The" offering will be divided between the American Bible Society and "Share Your Surplus," for overseas giving. Left to right are Paul Campbell, executive of the YMCA, Rev. E. J. Glover, pastor of the Church of the Brethren and secretary of the association; Rev. L. Dow Wright, pastor of the Church of the Nazarene, president of the association, Rev. Dallas McNeil, pastor of the First Metho dist Church, chairman of the committee on arrangements, and Lt. Dale Hill of the Salvation Army. The public is invited to join in the service. Boy Refuses Medical Aid . NASHVILLE, Tenn. Wi Doctors still are trying to persuade an ail ing 12-year-old Jehovah's Witness to receive a blood transfusion aft er a court overruled his father's religious objections. Juvenile Court Judge Sam Da vis Tatum ruled that Baptist Hos pital could administer the blood recommended by a doctor even though the boy's father James O'dell Graves, objected that trans fusions are against his religious beliefs. But Jroung Ronnie Graves, who suffered a broken leg and head injuries when his schoolroom ceil ing fell in during a windstorm Monday, folded his arms and de clared "I'm not going to take it." Three nurses and an intern tried to administer the blood for half an hour, but Ronnie refused. Then his physician. Dr. Don L. Eyler. said, "I'm not going to force any one to take blood." Ronnie's condition was reported serious but improving. California Weather By UNITED PRESS San Francisco Bay Region: Fair and slightly warmer through Sun day; high today about 70; low tonight 42-50; variable winds 8-18 m.p.h.: rain probability less than 10 per cent. Northern California: Fair through Sunday; slightly warmer inland todav: Coastal winds var iable 12-22 m.p.h. today and 8-18 m.p.h. tonight and Saturday: Sierra Nevada: bair and slightly warmer through Sunday with con tinued low humidity; local strong winds through passes and over ridges today. Sacramento Valley: Fair through Sunday: slightly warmer today; high today and Saturday 70-75: low tonight 32-40; variable winds 8-18 m.p.h. today. Northwestern California: Fair through Sunday: slightly warmer inland today; high today and low tonight Napa 74-36, Ukiah 75-33. Santa Rosa 75-35; coastal winds variable 12-22 m.p.h. today and 8-18 m.p.h. tonight and Saturday. Woman Wins Pink Phone CHICAGO if A Chicago house wife is going to get a pink tele phone, as she demanded, to re place a defective ivory phone and her husband won t have to pay $5 for the installation. A dispute between the Illinois Bell Telephone Co. and Bernard J. Arnold, a phone subscriber, was cut short yesterday by a Stale Commerce Commission ex aminer when he picked up the tab for the installation. Arnold had complained to the commission after the company in stalled a new ivory replacement phone but insisted on So before switching to pink. He said Ins w ile wanted a pink one to match her kitchen. A company official lold com mission examiner William I'.. Ile lander if the company made no charge "housewives would be swarming around to change their phone colors for esthetic reasons. Ilelander said the commission regulations provide for the $.i charge but Arnold argued I he reg ulation did not apply "as long as tlwy had to replace the defective phone. Ilelander tossed a $5 bill on the table lor the phone company and si-id: If this case is not resolved. I'll have to write n long report and lake it up with five busy com inissioners. this ends tne case. Ilelander went into another room lo hear a utility company's request for a 25 million dollar a year rate increase. Rotary Club Tells Schedule DirNSMlMR Programs for the weekly luficheons lor the coming month were announced at this week's Rotary Club meeting. A Thanksgiving special is slaled for next week with wives of Ho tarians as guests. Ed Benson is program chairman. On December 4, Postmaster Wil liam Welch will discuss t lie hand ling of the mail and on December II, Annan Brunei, operator of a heavy die and forging plant be fore buying a Dunsmuir motel, will talk on the preparation and treatment of steel. December 18 will be the annual Christmas luncheon when every member gets an appropriate gift. With Christmas and New Year holidays falling on Wednesdays this year, there will he no ltolary meetings for this two-week period, Judge A. A. Smith, Rotary presi dent, said. BPW Leader Sets Dunsmuir Visit DUNSMUIR Lucille Gansbcrg of Susanville, northern district president of the California Busi ness and Professional Women's chilis, will make her official visit lo the Dunsmuir BPW at a dinner meeting at the Travelers Hotel on Monday, November 25. The program for Ihe evening will he a panel discussion under the direction of Marjone Young, ca reer advancement chairman. Vir ginia Martin, Emily Gibson, Elsie Ellington. Golda Huddle and Miss Young will present various aspects of career advancement. The Dunsmuir Mothersingers will present the musical portion of the evening s program. Court Records ' MOlINt SHASTA HIR1IIS WI1.L Bom lo Mr. and Mrs. Roh rrt D. Will. November . 1957, in Mount Shasta lospitnl. a son. TATI'M Rnrn to Mr and Mrs Ben Tatum. November 15. l!)r,7, in Mount Shasta Hospital, a .son. I K KIM) HITS TOP I LAKEV1EW Lake County's' I'nited Fund drive is over the top this week, according to John H. McDonald, chairman. Some pledges that are still out are counted ill the results. McDonald said, but these are all assured and all work and accounting is ex-1 peeled to be cleaned up within the coming week. The goal I'orj this year was SI0.82H. J RANCH SA1.F. WEED The ranch of Edwin D. Shipman in the Big Springs area was sold this week.' to Mr. and .Mrs. Ix'a Gordon of Keddie, Cali fornia. The sale included all ranch equipment. The Gordon family will Christmas Club Checks Mailed -McCLOUD W. L. Wheeler, Mc Cloud branch manager of Bank of America, staled that checks total ing over $21,000 were mailed to i move to Iheir new home soon. For 120 local Christmas club savers on j the time being. Shipman plans to November 15. j remain in this section. 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