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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1958 IIERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THREE BASIN BRIEFS Seventh Army Pfc.OrvaII D. McKimmey, 18, son of Mrs. Mar garet McKimmey, Route 2, Ander son, California, recently participat ed in a Seventh Army maneuver in Germany which has the larg est winter exercise ever held in Germany. McKimmey, a 1957 grad uate of Anderson Union High School, is a radio operator in the 546th Held Artillery Battalion's Battery B. . Improving Mrs. John Banta, who was injured in an automobile accident near Weed recently, has been moved from the Mount Shas ta Community Hospital to the Klamath Valley Hospital where she is said to be improving. Visitors are not allowed, but friends may send cards or letters to Room 202. .Mrs. Banta's daughter, Mrs. Eu gene Chrowl and granddaughter, Janice, are visiting her from Wash ington. .Keno s Coffee Hour Thurs day, February 27, at 10:30 a.m. at the home of Mrs. Guy Moore. On Friday the coffee break will be at the home of Mrs. Joe De Three Seek Scholarship MERRILL The scholarship com mittee of ' the Merrill VFW Auxili ary announced at the regular meet ing of the auxiliary February 19 that three senior students naq pre sented their applications for consid eration of the annual VFW schol arship. Deadline for scholarship ap plications is March 1. Mrs. Joan Trotman presided over the business meeting' with Mrs. Mary Lou Swisher serving as pro tein conductress. 'A profit was re ported from the lunch sale held during the recent Angus Sale held in .Klamath Falls. ' Appointed to the entertainment committee of the crab feed to be held Saturday, March 8, at the Merrill Recreation Hall were Mary Lou Swisher, Joan Trotman, Dor 1 othy Baxter, Jean Bessey and Ber tha McKoen. - . Civil Defense Discussion Eyed MERRILL-A discussion of civil defense was brought to the at tention of members of the Merrill Business and Professional Worn- ens Club during a meeting held Wednesday evening, February 19, at the home of Mrs. Paul Lewis, More material on the subject will be acquired and the discussion will continue at a future meeting. Bessie West, president, appointed Mrs. Frances Koertje as chairman of the scholarship committee. Serv ing with her on the committee will t r. .1 f 1 m. no MJS. raui Lewis tniu t Frank Trotman. The next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, Mareh,5, at the home of Mrs.- Lillian 'i nomas. Grande at the same hour. Pro ceeds go to the Heart Fund. Wkl Guetti Mr. and Mrs. Jack Deboy and family. Red mond, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Hand. Summer Lake. over the weekend. Mrs. Hand is a sister of Deboy. Vacationing Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Claggett and son. Summer Lake, are visiting relatives in Sloe ton. Claggett is manager of the State Game Refuge in bummer Lake. Delegate to the Oregon Fed eration of Square Dancers which met in Lakeview February 22 were Mr. and Mrs. Jud Hams, bum mer Lake, who are members of the Paisley Promenaders. Visiting the Jess Roberts' home near Lakeview Sunday were their nephew and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Pernoll, Summer Lake. The Roberts returned recently from a trip to Mexico. Visitor Mrs. Laura Ross, Seat tle, was a recent visitor at the home of her mother, Mrs. Irene Willenbrink, Yreka. Houseguesto Mr. and Mrs. Southard Ward, Yreka, had as re cent weekend guests Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gladish, Berkeley. Return Booth Mr. and Mrs. Percy Scobie, South San Gabriel, California, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Almon Burgess, Yreka. The Scobies are planning on mov ing to Eagle Point, Oregon, in March. Mexico Mr. and Mrs.' Al Gior dano, Yreka, returned recently from a trip to Mexico where they did some deep sea fishing and sightseeing at Mazatlan. Back Home Mrs. Nellie Grif fith, Montague, recently, returned home from a month's vacation to Tabasco, Mexico, her home town. She had not been back since 1935. Elected Ellis Louie of Big Springs was recently elected as president of the board of trustees of the Shasta Valley cemetery dis trict. He succeeds C. L. Church ill, Montague, who held the post lor three years. Completing the board is George Wacker, Yreka. Merrill Students Hold Program 1 MERRILL The seventh grade of Merrill Elementary School held a Valentine's Day party on Thurs day evening, February 13. Ronnie Green, class president, was general chairman of the party arrange ments. The gymnasium was festively decorated by many red and white cupids and hearts- appropriate for the occasion. Responsible for the decorations were Betty aalvadori, Anne Brickner, Howard Tracy and Jim Thompson. Other committee chairmen were Colleen Crockett, games: Dale Hill, refreshments; and Carol Davis, cleanup.-' Chaperons for the occasion were iMr. and Mrs. Alonzo Hodges and Mrs. Charles Cunningham. Don Crawford is teacher of the seventh grade 'class. entj, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Chris tensen, Merrill. They also visited the sergeant s brother, who is at. the Veterans Hospital in Portland. Sergeant Christensen will return to Altus Air Force Base. Oklahoma, on Thursday, while his wife and daughter will remain in Merrill lor the next two months. Yrekn BPWC Initiation of new members who have joined the Yre ka BPWC in the past year took place at the dinner meeting which was held Tuesday evening, Feb ruary 2a. at the reka Inn. Mrs Elaine Sullen was in charge of tne program, and .Mrs. La Jean Correia conducted the initiation ceremony. Guests Mr. and Mrs. Charles 0. Larson, Yreka, entertained Mr. and Mrs. Lester Delp of Lone Rock, Saskatchewan, Canada, re cently when they stopped on their wav home from a five month trip during which they toured the west ern half of the united stales col lecting rocks and minerals for their private museum. Return Home Mr. and Mrs. Jack Churchill have returned to their home in Montague from San Francisco where Churchill had at tended a school sponsored by the lumbering association. To t'lah Raymond Van Worm- er, Fort Klamath, returned home by plane February 21 from a busi ness and pleasure trip to Sail Lake City and San Jose. From Portland Emmett (Hap py! Rowoth returned to Fort Klamath recently from the Vet erans Hospital in Portland where he had been patient since be fore Christmas. Trip Mr. and Mrs. W. C; Marlin, Fort Klamath, are visiting relatives in Napa and friends in other California locations. Martin is year round ranch hand for Mr. and Mrs. William Zumbrun. Returned Mrs. Weston H. En- gle returned to Fort Klamath from a 10 day visit with her mother, Mrs. Lillian Black, Santa Clara. Returns Mrs. JoAnna Tavlor owner and manager of Jo's Motel in Fort Klamath, is home after a two months visit with relatives si Whittier and Napa. Her business was managed by Mr. and Mrs. William A, Page during her ab sence. To Portland Mr. and Mrs. Gene A. Page and son, Gerry, and daughter, Gloria, Fort Klam ath, are in Portland for a week's visit with relatives. Their older daughter, Gayle, is staying with Mrs. Emmett McKeever in Fort Klamath. Hospitalised Mrs. Harold L. Wilmer was released from Klam ath Valley Hospital recently where she had been a patient for a few days for minor surgery and observation following a recent at tack of flu. Grenada 4-H At a recent meet ing of the Grenada 4-H club a committee was appointed to set a date for a cake sale to be held in the near future. A demonstra tion on how to make a calf blank et was given by Shirley Brooks and Patty Scala. Weed Delegates from Siski you County State Employe Associ ation, Chapter 7a, who were elect ed to attend the California State Employe Association's 28th annual general council, which was held in Fresno, February 22 and 23, were A. A. (Al) Gross. McCloud. Call fornia Highway Patrol, and Bert Knowles, Yreka, California Fish and Game. Card Party Merrill Granee No. 717 will hold an annual card party on Friday evening, February 28, at 8 p.m. in the Merrill Recrea tion Hall. Bridge, canasta and pi nochle will be played. The public is invited to attend. Visits Family S. Sgt. and Mrs Gene Christensen and daughter Cynthia Sue, have been visiting the past two weeks with his par- NO PAYMENTS TILL JUNE 1st 1958 Select Your Kenmore Dryer Today Yes, you may select your dryer today, make your regu lar small down payment and have a full 90-days be tween now and your first monthly payment on June 1st, 1958. LAST 3 DAYS SALE IND Saturday, March I Vf JL )Wr Jl6988C 5109"' . 7 Only . Only V' . 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