TUESDAY. JULY 1, 1958
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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BASIN BRIEFS
Firework! The Merrill Volun
teer Fire Department will spon
sor an all aerial fireworks display
at the Merrill Athletic Field be
ginning at dusk Friday, July 4.
The public is invited to attend.
Convention Dr. and Mrs. Frank
E. Trotman of Merrill were in
San Francisco last week to attend
the American Medical Association
Convention.
Alturas Mr. and Mrs. Vinton
Miller of New London, Connec
ticut, are motoring to Lakeview
and Alturas to visit relatives and
friends before Miller assumes du
ties which will take him to Wash
ington D.C. He was graduated
from the U.S. Naval Academy in
Annapolis in 1952. After serving
In the Pacific, Miller became an
officer in the submarine service,
from which he resigned this June.
He is the son of the late Vinton
Miller of Lakeview and Mrs. Mel
lie Miller of Alturas.
Alturas L. J. Austin Jr., son of
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd J. Austin,
Alturas, who was recently gradu
ated from the Pacific School of
Religion, has been appointed pas
tor of the Butteville Congregation
al and Meridian Evangelical and
Reformed Churches in Oregon. He
and his wife, Barbara, have been
visiting his parents.
Modoc Tribe Ride has been set
for August 14 through 17. This
17th annual ride will cross the ski
line trail in the Warner Mountains
for an overnight stay at Pcpper
dine's deer camp. Two nights will
be spent in the base camp at
Mill Creek Meadows. Any male
rider with a horse, saddle and
camping reservation is eligible.
O. D. Morgan and Kent Larson of
Alturas are taking reservations.
Installed Virgil Pratt, Alturas,
was installed as 19th District Com
mander of the Department of Cali
fornia, VFW, at the annual con
vention in Long Beach June 21
His wife, Mcera, was installed as
llllh District President of the La
dies Auxiliary. George Walters.
district chaplain, Alturas, also at
tended.
Returned Mrs. Fred J. Deon,
Alturas kindergarten teacher, has
returned from a workshop session
conducted by the University of Ne
vada, Reno.
Vacation Mrs. Vcrn Walker,
nurse at Modoc Medical Center
Alturas, is visiting relatives in
Southern California.
To Colorado Sue Shoulls, Lake-
view, spent a few days with her
mother, Mrs. Esther Shoults. Al
turas, before flying to Colorado
Springs where she will represent
the University of Oregon chapter
at the Zeta Tau Alpha sorority
convention.
Chemull An informal party
was held recently -at the Loren
Mastcn home in Chemult with Mrs
Richard Edwards as hostess.
Prizes were won by Mrs. Pat Mol-
ley and Mrs. Loren Masten.
Recent Guests at the Jerry
Brown home in Malin were his
brother, Warren Brown and family
of Boise, Idaho.
Attending Boy Scout Order of
Arrow conference at Crescent Lake
over the weekend were Don Stast
. ny, Edwin Stastny, Harvey Milli
gan and Stan Petrasck, all of Ma
lin.
Chemult Bible School will start
July fi and will continue until July
12. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sprag
from California, who have attend
cd the Fuller Foundation, will have
charge of the Bible School. Bible
classes for adults will be conduct
ed in the evenings in the chapel
car belonging to the Sprags.
Leaving Malin are Mr. and
Mrs. Jack McGoldrick and three
daughters who are moving to North
Powder, Oregon, where McGold
rick will be coach and agricultural
instructor.
Returned to Malin after visit
ing relatives in, Blacksburg. Cali
fornia, are Mrs. Enoch Petrasek
and sons, Dale and Stan and her
niece Terry Petrasek.
Malin Residents Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Van Meter have left Malin for
Dog Lake lookout station where
they will work for the fire season.
In Portland this past week to
attend Presbyterian Synod at Lew
is and Clark College was the Rev
Lthen M. Whitman of the Malin
Community Presbyterian Church
Malin Mariners will meet at the
Jerry Brown home on Thursday
evening, July 3, at 6:30. Members
are to let the Brown's know if
they plan to attend.
From Camas Claude C. Weed
and Jim Turlington of Camas.
Washington, have been visiting at
the home of relatives, Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Weed, in Chemult
Marsha Weed, granddaughter of
the Weeds, has also been a visitor
at their Chemult home.
From Eugene Mr. and Mrs
Phillips Roberts and family of Eu
gene are guests of the William
Forester family at Diamond Lake
Siding.
Visitors in Summer Lake last
weekend were Mr. and Mrs. New
man Kimcs and sons from Klam
ath Falls, who were houseguests
of Mrs. Kimes' parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Foster.
Grangers Five members of the
Summer Lake Grange, Mr. and
Mrs. Boyd Claggett, Mrs. William
Harvey, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill
kimsey, visited the Valley Falls
Grange Saturday night.
From Palo Alto Joyce Graves,
a first grade teacher at Palo Alto,
has been visiting at the home of
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Graves, in Summer Lake for sev
eral weeks. She is leaving for Palo
Alto around the first of July and
she will teach remedial classas
in physical education for five
weeks, then she plans on sailing
for Hawaii in August for the re
mainder of her vacation.
Attending funeral services for
Mrs. Anna Fisher in Lakeview
were Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Harris,
Mr. and Mrs William Harvey, Mr.
and Mrs. Jud Harris, Mr. and
Mrs. Van Withers and Mrs. Les
Elder, all of Summer Lake.
From Glendale Mr. and Mrs
Mac McDowell of Glendale, Cali
fornia, were guests of the Bud
Pernolls and Les Elders in Sum
mer Lake last week.
At Ranch Jim Hannan, Klam
ath Falls, is visiting at the Sum
mer Lake ranch of his grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Elder.
Interrupted A weir washed out
on the Frank William ranch in
Summer Lake last week interrupt
ed irrigation for several days. Jud
Harris sprayed weeds along the
canal on Saturday before the wa
ter was turned in from the Ana
River Reservoir.
Surgery Mrs. John Cook of
Merrill was admitted to Klamath
Valley Hospital on Thursday eve
ning and underwent emergency
surgery. She is convalescing satis
factorily and expects to be home
the first of the week.
WEED The Weed Lions Club
installed newly elected officers
ind honored charter members on
Ihe occasion of.the club's 20th year
mmversary at a guest night din
ner event held at the Y-Cafe Ma
ple Room recently. Sixty five
members and guests attended.
Six charter members. Dr. H. L.
Yidrieksen, outgoing president:
0. B. Smith, Floyd Barnum. Mort
Kaer. Elwin Adams, Darrel Papst.
and W. K. Roberts. Yreka. re
ceived certificates for their 20
WEED LIONS CLUB OFFICERS installed recently at a dinner meeting in Weed were
from the left, Leno Lenii, installing officer and new secretary; Melvin Soletti, presi
dent; Irvin Andreazza, first vice president; Rudy Gaynor, second vice president; Dr.
Victor Thompson, third vice president; Floyd Glice, lion tamer; Vernal Lynch, board of
directors, Harold Campbell, tail twister; Richard Gould, treasurer; and Fielding Russ,
board of directors. Howard Neil, another director, was not present when this picture
was taken. Photo by Gaynor
Man Buys Golf
Links; May Fire
Committee Head
LONDON (UPI) Ever get
mad at some organization and
wish you could buy it and fire
all those people? It happened to
builder Pat Pateman, 42.
Pateman was refused member
ship in a local golf club so he
promptly bought the club's 120-
ac-re links, clubhouse and all.
Three years ago Pateman ap
plied to renew hismembership in
the Longcliffe Golf Club near
Loughborough. But his applica
tion uia not receive me necessary
support from two-thirds of the
committee.
"I took a poor view of that,"
Pateman said today. "Now the
shoe is on the other foot."
Pateman, who bought the club
for an undisclosed sum Monday,
said that "it 1 do not approve of
two-thirds of the committee now
I can do something about it.
"I am under no obligation to
renew the lease."
He added, "perhaps this will
teach the committee a lesson.'
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Lawrence Welk waltzed his way
into horse race ownership with a
S24.000 purchase at a sale of
California breeding stock from
Mrs. M. E. Lunn s Llangollen
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mare Woo-Me-Now is his first
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year's continuance of membership
in the Weed Lions Club. Melvin
O. Soletti received the gavel as
president of the club for the en
suing year in ceremonies with
Leno Lenzi, past deputy district
governor and a past president of
the local club, as installing oilice-.
Other officers recently elected
and installed to serve with Solet
ti were, lrvin Andreazza, first
vice president: Rudy Gaynor. sec
ond vice president: Dr. Victor
Thompson, third vice president;
Lenzi, secretary; Richard Gould,
treasurer: Floyd Glica. lion tam
er; Harold Campbell, tail twister:
Howard Neil, Fielding Russ and
Vernal Lynch, board of director
members.
Pete Belcastro and Zack Perry
were presented pins for comple
tion of 15 years membership in
the Weed Lions Club and other
members receiving membership
pins for 10 years and less than 15.1 1
included Gaynor, Charles Powell,
Les Kyle, ilenry Reents, Lenzi,
Eldon Hoy and Alvin Austin.
Soletti announced the plans for
the annual guest night "lish-fry"
set for July 9, at the Vidricksea
Ranch.
Dancing was enjoyed following
the dinner hour.
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Monday, July 1, 1935 L. L. Hendricks of Klomolh Falls
wos elected to the post of grand junior steward of the Mo
sonic lodge Friday at the stole convention in Portlond. Hen
dricks is monoger of Currin's, drug store in this city, and
hos been prominent in the local Masonic lodge for a num
ber of years.
Tucidoy, July 2, 1935 A. M. Collier ond Mrs. W. T. Dean,
members of the board of directors of School District No. 1,
hove filed for re-elcclion to the board at the annual electron
to be held Mondoy ot Fremont school. No other candidates
have filed, according to Ido M. Odell, clerk.
Wednesday, July 3, 1935 A private summer camp for girls,
under the direction of Mrs. Gus G. Johnson, hos just opened
ot Horriman lodge on Upper Klamath Lake. Lillion Redkey
will act os senior conselor ond Jean Hoger ond Barboro
Johnson as Junior counselors.
Thursday, July 4, 1935 Alice Timms, Klamath Falls song
stress, ioturdoy osked the Herald ond News to publish on
item expressing her appreciation of the friends who helped
moke her recent recital at the Presbyterian church a suc-
Pridoy, July 5, '935 Mr. ond Mrs. Morvin Lucos, Mrs.
Poul Foster ond Mrs. Beihn ore enjoying a vocation visit
at the exposition at Son Diego, Colifornia.
toturdoy, July 6, 1935 Acklcy Brothers will begin opera
tion of their sawmill, on Klomoth ovenuc, in a few doys, it
was learned Saturdoy. Preparations for storting up ore al
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