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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25. 19.",!?
Morty Meekle
Merrill Pharmacy
Veterinary Supplies
Merrill, Oregon Phone 2451
J. W. Kerns
Oregon, Ltd.
734 So. 6th
Phone TU 4-4197
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Merrill Lumber Co.
Building Supplies
Merrill, Oregon Phone 2321
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Standard Feed Store
Albert Feeds Seeds
2710 So. 6th Phone TU 4-8300
Pelican Tractor and
Machinery Company
5629 So. 6th
Phone TU 2-3701
Pacific Supply Co-Op
Poultry and Dairy Feeds
1537 So. 6th Phone TU 4-4411
Klamath-Lake National
Farm Loan Association
135 So. 9th
Phone TU 4-6476
Klamath Production
Credit Association
135 So. 9th Phone TU 4-6424
Swan Lake Mldg. Co.
3226 So. 6th Phone TU 4-5145
M. L. Johnson, Inc.
Hail - General Insurance
434 Main Phone TU 4-5113
1st Nat'l Bank of Port.
Klamath Falls South 6th Merrill
Member of F.D.I.C.
Currin's for Drugs
Veterinary Supplies
840 Main Phone TU 2-3475
Balsiger Motor Co.
Your Ford Dealer Since 1932
Main & Esplanade Phone TU 4-3121
U.S. Nat'l Bank of Port.
Klamath Falls Branch 8th & Main
Town & Country Branch 3618 So. 6th
Phone TU 4-3191 and TU 4-5186
Dairy Queen
Tops for Refreshinq Dairy Products
On E, Main-Across from Mills School
Acme Concrete
"You've Seen the Rest,
Now Try the Best"
1920 Washburn Way Ph. TU 4-3220
Mmplot Soilbuilders
Scrvicinq Southern Oregon end
Northern California
2052 Wqshburn Way Ph. TU 2-1438
Winema Mills
Livestock Feeds
Merrill, Orogon
it t Jones & Son
Mch ine Shop - Heovy Duty Repairs
PortaWe Weldinq
520 Plum TU 4-4818
International Paper C.
Long Bell Division
Main & Spring Phone TU 4-3144
Don Potter Mach. Co.
John Deere Equipment
2434 So. 6th Phone TU 4-6761
We Scduh HER Too ! I
Ever think what a big vote of thanks we owe the
Dairy Farmer . . . and Her too? Because of them
we enjoy delicious milk, cheese and ice cream.
Wonderful butter, cottage cheese, nonfat dry
milk and evaporated milk, too. In June, enjoy fine
dairy foods often. They're good for you and for
our local Dairy. Industry.
Milk PLUS other dairy products (such as cheese,
condensed and evaporated milk, ice cream and
nonfat dry milk) provide over 25 of the protein
in the American diet, but cost the consumer only
15 of the money he spends for food.
JUNE'S BEST BUYS ARE DAIRY FOODS
Utilitist
Your Gas Cprnnv
1011 Main Phono TO 4-5175
rJJS UHAU IW. SERVICE
FIRE CASUALTY LIFE
JOHN TOFELL AGENT
445 So. 6th - Phone TU 2-3921
Grigsby's Smoke flwiw
Custom cutting, wrapping & curing
Rt. 3 Box 66 Old Midlond Road
Phone TU 2-0769
Basin Milk Transport
Specialized Houlinq Milk
Dairy Products
223 No. Spring St. Phone TU 2-1817
Herald and News
Basic Advertising Medium of the
Klamath Basin
Main & Esplanade Phone TU 4-81 1 1
WILLARD HOTEL
Home of all types conventions
2nd & Main Phone TU 4-4161
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BASIN BRIEFS,
First Child A son, their first
child, was horn June 17 to Mr.
and Mrs. Owen Pitcher of Fort
Rock. The baby has been named
Louis Leonard and weighed 7 lbs.,
5 ozs. at birth.
From Indiana Mr. and Mrs.
L. O. White of Indianapolis, Indi
ana, were recent guesls of Mr. and
Mrs. Bud Parks, Fort Rock.
Returns C. B. Webster. Fort
Rock, has returned from three
months hospitalization at Bend.
To San Francisco Jeanne
Payne of Fort Rock left June 20
for a two week visit with her
mother, Mrs. Ruth Payne, at San
Francisco. Jeanne makes her home
with her grandmother, Mrs.
Charles C. Miles in Fort Rock,
while her mother completes a
course in vocation nursing.
Home Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Bcchdoldt and Shirley have re
turned to their Bonanza home aft
er a visit in Roseburg with Mrs.
Bechdnldts sister. The Bechdoldt s
son, Delbcrt and family of Klam
ath Falls, took them to Roseburg.
Workers at the library clean
up day in Bonanza were members
of the Bonanza Womens Club, Mrs.
Claude Bechdoldt, Mrs. Mer
rill Stewart, Mrs. Homer Dixon,
Mrs. Charles Schmidli, Mrs. Roy
Fcrnlund, Mrs. Ren Thomas. Mrs.
Bill Bechdoldt and Mrs. Oscar Pe
terson. Two Boy Scouts, Bruce
Huffman and Ernest Vincent,
helped clean the yard.
From Arizona Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Pepple, Phoenix, Arizona, for
mer residents of Bonanza, were
visiting recently in Bonanza and
Langell Valley.
From Kansas Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Swan and two daughters of
Wellington, Kansas, were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Worden of
Bonanza for several days.
Visitors Mrs. Lee Holvman
and daughter Bonnie of Medford
were visitors at the home of Mrs.
Holyman's brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Van Sine
of Bonanza, for several days. Rob
ert Holyman, an apprentice airman
on leave from San Diego, and Car
oline Woods, Medford, accompan
ied mem.
Reminder Everyone is remind
ed of the food sale Saturday, June
28, at Bonanza Variety Store start
ing at 10 a.m. for the benefit of
Bonanza Big Springs Park. Mrs.
For More
Living
Per Gallon
See the New
MORRIS
1000'
at
Robin & Myers
1200 E. Main TU 2-5511
Fr;fnk Brown and two daughters
will be in charge of the sale.
Home Cheryl Stewart has re
turned to her home in Bonanza
after visiting her aunt, Mrs. Ivan
Hodges, at Dallas, Oregon.
New Son A baby boy, Roy
Allen, was born on June 19 to Mr.
and Mrs. George Fernlund of Lan
gell Valley. Grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Schebble of Medford
and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fernlund
of Langell Valley.
Returned Nancy Risse has re
turned to her home in Klamath
Falls after spending a week in Lan
gell Valley with Maria Burnett.
Moved Ralph A. Cook, form
erly of Klamath Falls, has pur
chased the Dick Sampson residence
in New Pine Creek and will make
his home there. The Sampsons
have bought the property formerly
owned by the late Mrs. Louise Mil
ler and moved into it last week.
New Pine Creek Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson Parks and family are pre
paring to move into the house they
recently bought from Carl Gilliland
in New Pine Creek. Both Mr. and
Mrs. Parks will teach in the Lake
view schools next year. They have
been teachers at Westside.
From Missouri Mr. and Mrs.
Rhesa Dick of St. Louis, Missouri,
were recent visitors at the home
of Dick's brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dick, of
New Pine Creek. Other visitors
were Mr. and Mrs. Grovcr Dick
and their granddaughter from Em
mett, Idaho.
From Idaho Mrs. T. B. Huse,
Malad City, Idaho, and Leo Thom
as and family, Idaho Falls, were
recent guests at the New Pine
Creek home of Mr. and Mrs. J. R,
Thomas. J. R. Thomas is a broth
er of Mrs. Huse and Leo Thomas.
Mrs. Huse had not seen her broth
er in New Pine Creek for 40 years.
Visit Hope Reeves, Medford,
is visiting at the home of Becky
Swinney. New Pine Creek, (or
two weeks.
From Chico Mr. and Mrs,
Patrick Evers of Chico are house
guests at the New Pine Creek,
home of Mrs. Evers' parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Wells. Evers is
a recent graduate of Shasta Jun
ior College.
Vnratinn Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence McCIain returned to Ne
Pine Creek Sunday after a week s
visit with relatives in Olympia,
Bremerton and Kelso, Washington.
ITpa... Ijh Aneroids Mr(. Kl.
dora Alexander of Los Angeles is
a visitor for a week at the home
of her mother, Mrs. Hazel Lightle.
Maw Pino PrpnW Mrs. l.ichtle and
her grandson, Frankie Lightle, mo
tored to Klamath Falls over the
weekend to meet Mrs. Alexander.
From Nevada Wellman Smith
was a recent New Pine Creek vis
itor from Tuscarora. Elko Coun
ty, Nevada. He is working on a
cinabar claim near Tuscarora.
STOP! Girls...
Consider This
CAREER!
NOTICE OF SERVICE EXAMINATION
METER MAIDS & POLICEWOMEN
Notice il hereby given that the Civil Service Board for
the City of Klamath Foils, Oregon, will on the 8th day
off July, 1958, at the hour of 1:30 o'clock P.M., hold
Civil Service Examinations for applicant! for Meter Maidi
and for Police woman-Clerk for the City ef Klomath Falls,
Oregon. That the eteminotion will be given at soid time
and data in the Council Chamber in the City Hall for
soid City.
Any person desiring to take the examination for Meter
Moid for Policewoman-clerk may secure an application for
the examination from the Office of the Police Judge for
said City, which application must bo filled and filed in
the office of said Police Judge 10 days prior to the day
the examination is to be given. Applicants must be be
tween the ages of 23 and 35 years of oge.
Done this 6th day of Juno, 1958.
CIVIL SERVICE BOARD, Klamath Falls, Oregon
By: Win, Gonong Jr., Chairman