FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14. 1958
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
BASIN BRIEFS
Talent Show The Dorris i Baptist Church "starting Sunday
Women's Federated Club will hold February 16. Dr. Hunt is editor
their annual talent show in the
hish school auditorium, Saturday,
March 8, at 8 p.m. Entry blanks
with the contest rules, may be
obtained at the Dorris City Hall
or at the high school. Deadline
for submitting entries is March 5.
Shaitlna Volunteer Fire De
nartment has set Saturday night,
.March 22,' as the date for the
sixth annual Firemen's Ball to be
held in the Weed Hippodrome.
Music will be furnished by the
Hottentots Orchestra with danc
ing from 9 p.m. until 2 a.m. Dy-
sart Scribner is chairman for the
ball.
Ham Dinner The men of the
Mt. Carmel Catholic Church, thil-
oquin, will hold their annual ham
dinner in the church basement
on Sunday, February 16, with serv
ing starting at 5:30 p.m. Adult
tickets are $1.50 and children 75
cents-.
Weed BPW will observe its
fourth birthday anniversary on
February 20 at the Fawn Club
with members of the Mount Shas
ta BPW as guests. Committee
members for the 7:30 p.m. din
ner are - Mrs. Martha Holley,
Mrs. Gladys Riley and Mrs. Lou
ise Harris.
T Sale Mr. and Mrs. Er
nest Bobnett, New Pine Creek,
accompanied Will Vernon to the
bull sale at Red Bluff last week
end, leaving on Tuesday so they
could visit relatives on their way.
Evangelist Dr. C. E. Hunt
will hold a series of evangelistic
meetings at the New Pine Creek
of the Missionary Baptist month
ly publication, which, is printed
jn Fresno, and has had 40 years
of experience in ministerial and
evangelistic work.
Return Home Mr. and Mrs.
0. K. Johnston, New Pine Creek,
have returned from a month's vis
it with relatives in Indiana and
Pennsylvania. They reported hav
ing no trouble on the 6.000 mile
trip, but encountered icy roads
around St. Louis and farther east.
To Sacramento Mrs. Katie
Dick. New Pine Creek, accom
panied Marjorie Hickerson, Modoc
County assessor, Alturas, her
mother, Mrs. Reta Hickerson. and
George Cambron to Sacramento
last week. .
To Paisley Mrs. Buna Faris
and her mother, Mrs. Alpha Hart
zog. were in Paisley Monday eve
ning to attend the local PTA
meeting.
Crescent Community Club
sponsored a March of Dimes
dance Saturday evening with the
proceeds of $30 turned over to
the polio fund.
Yreka BPW
Holds Benefit
YREKA The Yreka Business
and Professional Women's Club
sponsored a benefit program to
raise tunas lor me American
Field Service which was held in
the Melody Room of the Yreka
Inn on February 13.
The program featured slides ta
ken by Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Young on their three month trip
to Europe.
Several foreign aid students
have been guests in different
homes in Yreka since 1955 when
the Yreka Rotary Club sponsored
the first one through the Ameri
can Field Service. This years
student is Marja-Leena Raatikain
en of Finland, who is the house-
guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. Everett
Barr. Yreka.
Dr. and Mrs. Young felt that in
sharing their European trip
through pictures they will arouse
an interest in the American Field
Service -and interested persons
will tish to help promote its con
tinuance in Yreka.
Members of the BPW commit
tee who were in charge of Thurs
day evening's program were Mrs.
. Ray Kelly, Mrs. Kenneth Young,
Mrs. R. D. Baumbach and Mrs.
L. B. Waters, i
Luncheon The WSCS of the
Mount Shasta Methodist Church
will serve a 50 cents a plate
luncheon on Tuesday, February
13. at 12:30 in the church base
ment. This will be followed by a
one act play given by the Ruth
Circle which will be directed by
Mrs. A. B. Cooper.
Rainfall Frank M. Asbell.
U.S. Weather forecaster for Mount
Shasta, stated Monday that the
eight inches of rain which fell
last week had pushed the season
al rainfall to 34 inches. This is
two inches above normal for the
period to June 30.
Weed Ladies of the Weed
Lions Club were entertained last
week at the annual February la
dies night held at the Fawn Club
with a dinner, program and danc
ing. Glen Van Dyke made the
arrangements for the ladies night
and Dr. H. L. Vidricksen. presi
dent of the Lions, presided.
Don't Forget Henley PTA
rummage sale Saturday, February
15. starting at 9 a.m. in the Pel
ican Building, corner of South
Eighth' and Klamath.
Art Association Members of
the Siskiyou Art Association dis
played variety of water colors
and oils at a recent meeting of
the group held at the Yreka Inn,
Yreka. Jerry Jenkins, president,
gave constructive criticism of
the paintings.
Candidate Estelle lsaaces.
who was unanimously appointed
to the office of county tax collector-treasurer
by the Siskiyou Coun
ty Board of Supervisors in No
vember, 1956, has announced her
candidacy for that office in the
forthcoming elections.
Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Arrington, formerly of Yreka, and
now residents of San Rafael were
recent guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Meek. Yreka.
The Arrington attended the joint
installation ceremonies of the,
Yreka Odd Fellow and Rebekah
lodges while there. i
To Mexico Mr. and Mrs. i
Warren Tormey, Yreka, left last:
week for a Vx week vacation in 1
Mexico,
Business Trip Recently return
ing from" a short business trip tol
the Bay Area were Mr. and Mrs.
George Wacker, Yreka. iney vis
ited their son. Mike, who is a
student at the University of Cali
fornia, Berkeley.
Fairhaven Home Extension
will hold a special meeting on tex
tile painting on February 20 at
10 a.m. at the home of Mrs. Jack!
Brandon, 31 Weyerhaeuser. Mem-
bers are asked to bring paints, if
possible, soft board, blotter, glass
to paint on and one medium
sized brush. Coffee will be fur
nished for the sack lunches, in
terested people welcome.-
ter. Mrs. Margaret Anne Water
house and the OTI campus. Gary
Waterhouse, Margaret's husband,
is a student at OTI.
Marr ed - Voro nas oeen re- Marillt The Malin Mar.
ceiyea m Lnemuu oi me m8rr.Ke ,m were (s rf Merrm
01 Maxine rieicner. cnemim, Mariners at rotnm dinner nn
is stationed in the Air Force at;Feb . a( lhf Merrj pres
Carswcll AFB New Mexico. tolb terian Church The Rey wjn.
A.l.L. uienn u. Henry, hhwhh , ,iM Stevens, nastor of the Mer.
at Altus AFB, Oklahoma. Maxine ril, p,Khvteri,n rhurrh led the
will make a short visit with her
parents in Chemult in June.
New Pine Creek Mrs. Cora
Cook. New Pine Creek, accom
panied Mrs. Albert Waterhouse,
Lakeview, to Klamath Falls re
cently where she visited her daugh-
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Cheula Post No. 92 American
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$10 to the Heart Fund.
Meeting Sir. and Mrs. Owen
Pepple, Bonanza, attended the
meeting of the Twelfth District
rural route mail carriers at Cen
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Vacation Mrs. Billy Bell, Dai
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Portland where Mrs. Fernlund is
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Moved Mr. and Mrs. Allan
Hankins and family have moved
back to Bonanza from Grants
Pass.
Granddaughter Travis Heus
ton, Langell Valley, has a new
granddaughter born in Klamath
Falls on February 10 to his son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs,
Zane Heuston.
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