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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 20, 1958)
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 193b HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORKUUn PAGE SEVEN BASIN BRIEFS Electronics School David Estep, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Estep, Dunsmuir, has been sent to elec tronics school at Keesler Field, Mississippi, after completing Air force basic training at Lackland Air Base, Texas. "U.S. First Fleet Kenneth E. Stalnaker, hospital corpsman 3C, USN, son of -Mr. and Mrs Marvin Renn of Route 1, Bonanza, is aboard the heavy cruiser USS Co lumbus, serving with the U.S. First Fleet off the coast of California. Ships of the fleet are undergoing advanced training for future de ployment to the tar East. Square Dance The Belles and Beaux Square Dance Club of Dor ris will resume regular weekly dances at the Dorris City Hall, Dances are scheduled for the first and second Tuesday and the third and fourth Thursdays of each month. The next dance will be held aVi p.m. Thursday, February 20. J. u. btanley will be the caller and guests are welcome. home of relatives from recent sur gery. Home Mrs. Ed Seus. wife of the manager of the Newell, mml-: County Grain Growers Association, had surgery recently in Klamath Valley Hospital. Belter Mr. and Mrs. Roy Eas- ley, now of Simi. California, for mer residents of Tulelake and 1938 homesteaders are in Tulelake on business. They own and operate a citrus ranch near Simi, and still own their ranching operations here. Better Mrs. A. E. Ryckman, Tulelake, is improving rapidly fol lowing surgery recently in Port land. She has returned to her home. . Filed Incumbent city council men of the Montague City Coun cil, John W. Churchill, in the lum ber business in Montague, and Charles Haley, farmer, have filed lor reelection. week for the U.S. Naval Training center at San Diego. Jerry's twin brother, Jimmy, with his friend, Gary Smith, have been in the Navy for six months. Radio Pro (tram Police Chief Lee Clark, Dunsmuir, will talk on parents' reactions to cases of ju venile delinquency taken from his files on the VFW weekly program over KWhU Thursday, February 20, at 7:15 p.m. Trial Judee A. A. Smith, set a date for March 3 for jury trial for Freddie William Boswell, 35. Red ding, who was cited by Dunsmuir police for passing over a double line and speeding. Boswell request ed a jury trial in the Dunsmuir judicial court. From Sao Fraocitro Dr. Wil liam D. Pratt. San Francisco, su- - Improving Mrs. Harry Mitchell. Visiting Mrs. W. G. McCly- Tulelake, is expected home frommonds, Tulelake, is in Santa Ana Idaho where she recuperated at the where she is visiting a sister. ; Court Records KLAMATH COUNTY DISTRICT COL'RT Johnny Cordt'M Rogers, fall signal jigni nana turn, 9i.au paia. James Thomas Collins, angling pro- hlbiU-d methods. $25 fins suspended.1 Lowell Cleo Ramsey, axle overload, dismissed. Raymond Ward Tickel Jr., overlength load. S19 bail lortelled. Alger Karl Lambert, carrying con cealed weapon. $10 paid. Roberta Marie Tucker, no vehicle license plates, IS paid. Wilbur Albert Arnold, violation of basic rule, $7.90 ball forfeited. Royce Lavell Brown, no vehicle li cense plates. $3 paid. Charles Frcdric Jarrett, failure to atop at stop sign, $9 paid. James Warren Campagna, violation of basic rule, $10 paid. Frank Jack Cacka, operating truck excessive length, dismissed. Marjorie Pauline Curteman, viola lion of basic rule. $7.90 paid. Oran Wlndred Van Dyke, failure stop t stop sign, $5 paid. ' KLAMATH FALLS MUNICIPAL COt RT '' Charles Bogle, disorderly conduct. Enlisted Jerry Hensher. one of the twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hensher, Montague, and Henry Fletcher, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Fletcher, Yreka. left lasM WAIT! Bon Bazaar's WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY SALE SATURDAY . ONLY perintendent of the Northern Cali fornia Congregational Conference, was guest or Alturas rederatea Community Church officers at luncheon Thursday to discuss steps to be taken in planning a new church building in Alturas. McCloud Student council mem bers Ronnie Caselli, Dennis Well man, Paula Friday, Marian Palm er. Wanda Warner. Rita Oieda. Judy Willis. Alex Fabbrini, Paul Hamilton and Louie Tallerico at tended a student leadership confer ence February 15 at Chico State College. Don Kersten and .Mrs. Margaret Ahlstrom. teacners at the high school, accompanied them. Accident Hart F. Brown, 63-year-old miner from Happy Camp, irlentlv shut in the left arm Rrnwn and Don Mvers. an- I other miner, were prospecting on a steep hillside when Myers leaned i byterian Church in Merrill on Fri a gun against a tree slump. The day, February 29, at 8 p.m. The gun fell and discharged with the I Women's Association ill serve re shot striking Brown in the left i f reshments following the concert, ai m. - I The public is invited. Movies Sgt. William Morrison of the L'SAF will show official color movies of the atomic bomb tests taken at the Nevada proving grounds at a meeting of the Mc Cloud Fireman's Association in the (ire hall, February 20. Dinner will precede the film presentation. Fund Slightly over $1,300 was collected for the March of Dimes in McCloud by a commitee from Local 8-64 of 1WWA AFL-CIO. The local union has sponsored the col lection for the last eight years. Choir Concert The famous Wings Over Jordan Choir will present a concert at the First Pres- Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Dallas MnlkAv Stnnpvinrd- California, are visiting at the Carrol Mulkey ranch near New Pine trees. Dunsmuir Two young men picked up on vagrancy charges in Dunsmuir this week admitted they were absent without leave from the U.S. Navy. David Williams, IS. and Bob Ray Phillips. 19. are being held fur naval authorities. Invitation Tire Rev, Karl E. Ol son of Alturas Federated Commu nity Church has been invited lo ceremonies in Redding Friday eve ning in the forming of a Pilgrim Congregational Church in that city. Prayer Service Women from all churches represented in Alturas will conduct the World Day of Praver service in the Federated Community Church, Alturas, on Friday, February II, at 10 a.m. Dr. R. E. GARRISON Chiropractic Physician Hours 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. lathers ooooi""") 2236 So. 6th Ph. 4-63.7 PLUMBING Ropolrt RtmosloNot Droia Lints Saptia Tonka Now or 014 Work 'roe Estimating Troiltrrtouto Plumbing Kimes Plumbing I Heating 1720 So. 4th TU 4-1420 CompUte Selection! 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