TUESDAY. JUNE 10, 1958
HERALD ANT) NEWS KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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Exercise Sgt. Patrick L. An-
grand, son of Mr. and Mrs. Verle
Cook, New Pine Creek, recently
look part in a regimental battalion
LT. COL RAYMOND A. THORNTON, base commander at
Kingsley Field, presents Maurice H. Malme, a civilian em.
ploye at the field, with a $30 check for devising a frame
vise that enables even untrained personnel to make square
wooden frames to exact measurements.
NOISY
MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich. (AP)
Three Tabernacle men must
stand trial on. neighbors' com
plaints over cymbal clanging and
honi blowing. The Rev. David
Norcross, 30, of Bethany Taber
nacle Assembly ot uod, and
James W. Weaver, 22, and Roy
L. Weaver, 25, Tabernacle evan
gelists, are charged with disorder
ly conduct in conducting their
services.
NO CUT
DALLAS (AP) A Chicago bank
president says the current eco
nomic situation does not appear
to warrant a tax cut or other lu
ture government action. But Da
vid M. Kennedy, president of the
Continental Illinois National Bank
& Trust Co., told the Southern
Methodist Southwest Gradu-I
ate School of Banking, "Inflation
is still basically our most serious
problem. .
BASIN BRIEFS
AF Employe
Wins Award
Maurice H. Malme, an Air
Force employe at the installation
engineer carpenter shop at King
sley Field, was .recently presented
with a $30 cash incentive award
for devising a frame vise that
enables untrained personnel to
make square frames to exact specifications.
Lt. Col. Raymond A. Thornton,
base commander, in presenting the
check, congratulated Malme on his
outstanding performance of duties,
which displayed great initiative
and resourcefulness, ana wnicn
will save the U.S. Air Force an
estimated $600 annually in labor
costs.
The incentive award program
was established as a means of
providing recognition and awards
to those individuals whose perfor
mance of duty is such as to re
flect credit upon their organization
and the Air force.
Malme, a longtime resident of
Klamath Falls, resides with his
wife, Bernice, and their three chil
dren, Maureen, 14, Paulette, 12,
and Sueann, 3, at 2220 Madison
Street.
landing exercise held by the 1st
Marine Division s 5th Regiment, at
Camp Pendleton, California.
Silver Lake Mrs. Norman
Frakes, upper grade teacher at
the Silver Lake School for the past
year has accepted a teaching job
at Paradise school near tnier
prise for the 1958-59 school year.
Mr. and Mrs. Frakes left Friday
for their home at Adel where they
will stay until the new school year
opens.
New Granddaughter Mrs. J. K
Graham. Silver Lake, has returned
from Philomath where she spent
two weeks helping care for her
new granddaughter, Francie Gayle,
whose parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Bennett. Hoy -tiranam ac
companied his mother on the visit
To Nevada Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Emery and Mr. and Mrs. Law
rence Iverson. all of Silver Lake,
made a recent trip to Sulphur.
Virginia City and Reno. The cou
ples enjoyed sightseeing, as well
as Emery s taking care ot business
in Sulphur. He is the local agent
for a fertilizer firm with head
quarters in the Nevada city.
From Union Mr. and Mrs. Mar
tin Warner and son have been visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Neva Warn
er, at Silver Lake. Mrs. Henry
Markus substituted in the post of
fice for Mrs. Warner, local postmaster.
County Court J. D. Curum,
commissioner for North Lake
County, attended the county court
session at Lakeview June 4 and 5
The agenda consisted mainly of
considering county budget propos-l
als.
Returned After spending sever
al days in Susanville, Mrs. Hen
rietta Terwilliger. Mrs. Aldee Da
vis and Jessie Coonrod, all of
Yreka, returned home last week
end. From St. Helens Mr. and Mrs.
Gaylon Huff and small daughter.
Rebecca. St. Helens, are visitors
at the home of Mrs. Hulf s moth
er, Mrs. Ernest Graves, in Lan-
gell Valley.
s-'i-nm Vuha ritv Mr. and Mrs-
George Smith, Yuba City, are visit
ing at the home ot smun s sisier,
irc Uarrv Fra7ipr. and family
of Langell Valley. The Smiths are
also visiting Mr. ana Mrs. u. i.
Johnson. '
Guest Joe O'Connor ot North
Dakota is a guest at the home of
his son, Tommy O'Connor, and
family of Bonanza.
To Portland Mr. and Mrs. Fred
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land where Mrs. Fernlund will re
ceive medical care for several
weeks.
u, Mr and Mrs. Dewev
Mnm (,9V returned tn their home
in Bonanza from Fresno where
they visited Mrs. Horn $ Drotner.
who has been ill.
To Washington Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Renn. Langell Valley, are
isiting Renn s brothers in wasn
ington state.
c irion.Bih California tn
spend a few weeks in Langell vat-
l u-ith her ciclor Mrs Ernpst
Graves, and family is Mrs. Kate
crossen.
Surgery Mrs. Ted Albert, Lan
gell Valley, is in Klamath Valley
Hospital recovering from major
surgery performed Wednesday.
On Leave Frank and Jere Ball
sons of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ball
Mount Shasta, are both home on
leave from the armed forces.
Frank, a lieutenant in the Marine
Corps and a helicopter pilot, is sta
tioned in Hawaii. He won a com
mission before- his list birthday.
Jere is an electronics expert sta
tioned at McChord Field, Wash
ington. Both are graduates of
Mount Shasta High School.
Visiting his Barents. Mr. and
Mrs. Owen Pepple, Bonanza, are
Mr" "and Mrs- Dick -Pepple and -three
daughters from Ashland.
Reminder June 12 is clean up
day at Bonanza Library. Anyone
interested please come at t a.m.
and bring a paper sack lunch.
Coffee furnished.
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