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PAGE 8 A HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON SUNDAY, MAY 18. 1958 Business News By FLORENCE JENKINS . -J? f ' o u NICK EGHEKT "Business is Good" are the words embroidered in royal blue on the white pocket handkerchief wnicn Mck Egbert carries "If you call this a recession down here, 1 hope it lasts," was his reply to a query about business for his firm, Libby, McNeill & Libby ... in Klamath Falls last week from his headquarters at Grants Pass, he stated that Libby, McNeill & Libby sales in Southern Oregon lor March, April and half of May are up 10 per ccn' over the comparable period lasl year ... he reports selling more in dollar and unit volume for the first two weeks of May this year than he did lor the entire month of May last year . . . another comment from the food sales rep resentative was to the effect that the buying trend is toward brand names ... he reported some nice orders for Libby, McNeill & Libby pickles for delivery at the end of the month when the picnic and outdoor eating season officially starts. . . National fickle Week is being observed from May 22 through 31. -0 Eight bids were received by Klamath County school district on Thursday afternoon for construc tion of a one-story. fi.OOO square foot multipurpose-cafeteria gym nasium addition to Allamont jun ior .High School, . . . Morrison and Hownrd, 203 05 Williams Bldg., arc architects for the project . . . bid ders nnd amounts were: Starr Builders, Inc., Lebanon, $H6.7!)1. . . . Krostcrhous Construction Co., Klamath Falls, $02,400. . . . Thomas I.isota, Redding, $0.1,176. ... II. Cm. Carl, Salem. $03,019. . . . Duncan Construction Co.. Klamath Falls. $00,000. . . . John M. Stolmmillcr Jr., Kugene, $07, 247, . . . Thompson and George- on, Portland, $00,750. . . . Kldon N. Alt, Klamath Falls, $103,007 0 Two bid openings are announced by George K. Meyers, purchasing ana contracting ollicer, 41181 h Fighter Group, Kingslcy Field. . . . Bid No. 511-2;! will be opened at 10 a.m. on June 13 for con struction of two mobile control hardstands with the work includ ing construction of approximately 165 feet of access road and a tkl foot diameter pad, complete, surfaced with asphaltlc concrete on top of a stabilized aggregate base, plus furnishing and placing approximately 200 cubic yards base course and leveling materials and Installing approximately 1100 feet of 8-2 AWC steel interlock armor cable to carry 2300 volts from bar rier control station to hardstand. also installing one governmcnt furnished 10 KVA transformer. . . . Bids will he opened at in a.m. on June 18 on I'rnj. KI.F 35-8 for re placing underground steam lines nt Mngsley Held . . . bid docu ments will he issued only to prirtie contracts and will he available from above office alter May 21 . . . work includes removing de teriorated portions of existing steam system, approximately 20OO feet of concrete duck work and in stalling about 2IHH) leel of four-inch cement asbestos drain pipe to drain expansion loop boxes to nearest manhole. 0 Karl Drliltuger, operator of Cra- ler Lake Potato Distributors, has sold his a.Vacre larm near llenlev to .Max SclinH of Oregon City who has announced he will raise rodeo stock nnd run a few cattle . . . transaction handled by Huh Wright of Bruce Owens Iteally Co, 124 No. "th, who says the Dehhngrrs have purchased a home in Modi son Park and will continue the potato dealer operation as well as growing potaloes. o George 11. Chirk announced his association as salesman with the Cliff Wilson Co., numilacturors of aliuntnum slorm windows, screens nnd combination doors . . . tele phone TU 4-3241. O The new medical-dental clinic at 1903 Main Si. is being built by John ,M. Strieimillrr Jr., ol K.u gene, who was awarded IV budd ing contract last week by Glen Evans, business manager lor the new medical - denial parlneisl; . . . the low bid. plus additive al ienates, totals a e oximately $138,000 . . . total cost o( the project, including the land. OSCAR NISSEN Physical therapist Oscar S. Nil. sen, 1227 Main St., is observing his 40lh anniversary in the practice ol Swedish system of massage and medical gymnastics ... his father. Dr. Ilartwig Nlssen, introduced the Swedish system at Washington. D.C., in 1883. . . . "Doc Nlssen (don't write it Dr. N'issen) came west in 1029 and was physical trainer at (,.A. City College from 1034 to 1040 before moving to Klamath Falls. Johns-Manville Corp. held its an lual meeting earlier this year with a record attendance of more than 400 stockholders turning out lor the company s 100th anniver sary year observance ... for the first time the meeting was held at J-M's Research & Engineering centers at finderno, near Man ville, N. J. . . . A. R. F I s h e r. chairman and president, presided . . . he said. The objective of our 100th anniversary program is to strengthen the company through In creased sales .-d prolits. During too years ol depressions, wars, peace and prosperity, we have con tinued to grow in size and pres tige. ..." Bjds will be opened at the Na tional Guard Bureau. 504 State Of fice Bide;., at Salem at 2:30 p.m. on May 29 for constructing organ izational maintenance shop at the National Guard Armory in Klam alh Falls . . . plans with the above office. . . - r -o- ' Oregon residential mortgage loans of The Equitable Life As surance Society of the United States, under its Assured Home Ownership Plan, totaled $7,404,000 on March 31, John ,11. Mullcr, vice president, announced today . . . under its home mortgage plan, the mortgage is cancelled in the event of the homeowner's death, 0 Stanley B. Brooks has neon ap- pointed stale 1' arm Insurance agent, 709 So. fith St., and the company has assigned nil poli cies that have been served by the former agent who has resigned . . . according to a lelte- which has gone out to policyholders. 0 More than loot) cases of pickles have been purchased by local gro cers and supermarkets or Na tionnl Pickle Week observance i May 22 through 31). . . . Olc Roeinhlldt. local Consolidated Freighlways manager, says. "There's a lot of mouth-puckering in 25 tons of pickles. 0 The date of April 10. 19,'i9. has been set lor the 1950 Pelicana Chuck Wnndlinusc announces. . . "The 1058 stagecast was the most successful in II years of produc tion," he added. 0 The Country Store at the junc tion of Lake of the Woods and Rocky Point Roads is planning its grand opening for the near future . . . operators are Mr. and Mrs, (George anil Susan) Williams who have moved Irom Merrill where he has operated an automotive repair shop and was police judge until he resigned on April 20 . . . Ihc store is leased from the Frontier Guest Ranch and is about lx40 (eet in size with a big Iron! porch equipped with rockers and bench es . . . the cracker barrel has been purchased and the owners are looking for a pot-bellied stove lo complete the atmosphere . . . be cause of local demand they are already selling staples and a com plete line ol frozen meats, deliv ered regularly by Crater Lake t reninery ol Klamath rails . there is a graveled parking lot and gasoluw pumps hv lx-fn in stalled. O. G. Steele Named As Campaign Head YliKKA Campaign cnmmittx for Siskiyou County lor Curtua Tarr, Republican candiWn for llie second congn'o,inal district, a released by him this week, with O. G. Stele. cl'tHin.in of tb Sis kiyou County Republican Central Committee, as genial chairrcyn. and li ! leenhai n Jr.. result of tbti Sl,i.i t'ouno Vojns uoi ; t:nibiic.in vum. if vuCf) rmaii BASIN BRIEFS Stork Shower There will be a stork shower for Mrs. Warren Jick. the former Marilee Keysor, friday. May 23. at 7:30 D.m. at the home of Mrs. Walter Smith Sr.. Langell Valley. Relatives and friends are invited. Special .Meeting Tulelake Westminster Youth Fellowshin of the Tulelake Presbyterian Church will meet at the Gib Osborne home in Tulelake tonight at 7 o'clock. Francis Mathews, Klamath County juvenile officer, will be guest speaker. Refreshments served. All young peope are welcome. Senior Skip Three carloads of Chiloquin High School seniors on skip day last Monday spent sev eral hours at Pitt River Bridge Kesort north of Redding. Two car loads went on to Shasta Dam and Redding. Frank DiUlio. Mrs. John Mannering and Mrs. James Rodg ers, Sprague River, accompanied the group. Return Home Mr. and Mrs. Guy Staiger returned to Chiloquin last week after spending several months in Southern California. Ill Mrs. Elton Romine, Mo doc Point, returned home from the hospital Monday evening aft er spending four days there for treatment of pneumonia. Nurses Training Susan Ra vizza returned to Portland last weekend where she is taking nurs es' training at the University ol Oregon Medical School. She had been in Chiloquin for several days at the time of her father's death. Attend Funeral Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Oates arrived in Chiloquin Sunday night alter flying south to Riverside, California, lo attend the funeral of Mrs. Oates' brother-in-law. who was killed in an automobile accident. Playcast Dinner The 17 cast members, director and assistants of the play, -"Ou.- Hearts Were Young and Gay," drove from Choloquin to Klamath Falls Wed nesday night to have dinner at an Italian restaurant and to attend a movie. The play had been pre sented in Fort Klamath and Chu oquin last month. Chiloquin The seventh and eighth graders put on an original radio script history of the Chris tian religion at the Methodist Youth Fellowship Sunday evening in Chiloquin. In the cast were Renny Nvgren, Gordon Herron, Cherry Wolff, Mary Ann Hard- man, Donna liooinson, Jimmy Lynn Doak and Diane Haas. Mrs. William Norval was director and narrator. To Enroll Mrs. Dorothy Ral ston, teacher in the Burney Ele mentary School, Shasta County, plans to enroll in the workshop course on "Money and the Fam ily," co-sponsored by the Califor nia Congress of PTA and the College of the Pacific, Stockton. The course is trom June u through July 3 and is limited to 45 students. Yosemile The Rev. Karl E. Olson, Alturas, and the Rev. Rog er Smith. Cedarville, and their wives returned to their respective homes Saturday, May 17, from Yosemile National Park where they attended a conference for the Northern Congregational Con ference. To Retire Mr. and Mrs. El bert Brower are planning to re main in Chiloquin only another month at which time he will re tire as high school custodian. They plan to spend the summer visit ing in the middle western states and then to settle near Pocatel- lo. Idaho, where they made their home for many years and where they own a ranch. Rock Wall Frank Bell, with the help of Eddie Davis, has com pleted a rock wall on the north side of the Bell property in Chil oquin. It -was from that side that a run-away truck smashed in a corner of the Bell house last fall. Pie Social The public is in vited to attend a pie social Fri day night. May 23. at the St. Mi chaels Hall. Weed, by the Weed Civilian Defense Unit A talent show wilh performers from throughout Siskiyou County will begin at 8 p.m. The pies, fur nished by the women attending, will be auctioned and the pro ceeds will go toward the Civilian Defense Unit finance fund. Mrs. H. R. White is chairman. Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam A. Page have returned to Fort Klamath after enjoying a iwo week trip to California where they visited relatives and friends. From Red Bluff Returning to Fort Klamath for the season, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Reimers Jr. are again living at the Jim Owens ranch west of i ort Klamath. Reim ers is year-round ranch hand for Owens. Hospitalized . Wrenn Hogue, plumber's assistant in the Crater Lake National Park Service, was taken to Hillside Hospital in Klam ath Falls on Monday, where he I is reported in fair condition fol lowing a paralytic stroke. A daugh ter has arrived from St. Maries, I Idaho, where he was hospitalized last year for several weeks fol lowing a severe heart attack while, on his vacation. From Baker Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hescock, Baker, spent a few days visiting in Fort Klam ath with his parents, the W. B. Hescocks, and with her family, Mr. and Mrs. Leitzke, Klamath Falls. Returning cattlemen to the Wood River Valley include R. Seth Dixon, who with Mrs. Dixon win tered in Southern California; Mr. and Mrs. J. P. McAuIKfc. from the McAuliffe ranch at Cotton wood, California; and Thomas W. Hawkins, here to superintend ar rival of Hawkins Cattle Company stock from Hollister, California. Ranch hands back in Fort Klam ath include C. S. Clifton, employe of William R. Owens, Red Bluff and Fort Klamath; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wise of. the Hawkins Cat tle) Company. From Merced Wilbur .Jack son, Merced, California, is visit ing in Fort Klamath with his brother and wife, the Earl M. Jacksons. - Trujillo Aide Jailed As Drunk TORRANCE, Calif, ilfi - Police ignored his request for diplomatic immunity, says Victor J. Sueu. secretary to Gen. Rafael Trujillo Jr. Sued Was booked as a drunk driver. "I never argue with the law," said Sued, 2. "but they hand cuffed me. They made me take everything out of my pockets and searched the car." Sued was booked on a misde meanor drunk driving charge and was ordered to appear Wednes day in South Bay Municipal Court, Torrance police stopped him early Friday. They said they saw his car "weaving erratically." Sued has been the go-between for the press and the general, son of the Domiifican Republic' strong man. since Trujillo Jr. ar rived in Hollywood. NO CUT PORTLAND Ifl Gov. Robert Holmes Friday told an Armed Forces Day luncheon here that he would resist any efforts' to cut the strength of the National Guard. OSBURN HOTEL EUGENE, ORE. Mrs. J. B. Early Jo E.rlr Jr. Pr.prl.t.r. Thoroughly Modern OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT inquire DREWS MANSTORE Ph. TU 4-4122 Mmmmmmm I'- I''?!"-. X ''".' Suntime is funtime! Hurry in to Wards for everything you'W gay outdoor living !vi Get set for the fun of warm weather motoring! SALE! Wards fines? Tires! Rayons! Nvlons! Ud to 24-Month Guarantee! RIVERSIDE DELUXE . : ; guaranteed .1 5 months against road hazards. Built with strong rayon-cord for protection from ruptures and bruises. Deep, cold rubber tread for long service. SUPER DELUXE RAYON ... guaranteed 20 months. Quality equal to new car equipment tires. Super-Rayon cord body. 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