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PAGE 10 A HERALD AN'D NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON THURSDAY, AUGUST 14. 1953 ft BASIN BRIEFS Card Parly The Lost River Grange will hold the first of its fall-winter season card parties at 8 p.m. on Friday, August 22, in the grange hall at Ulcne. Public is . welcome. Card parties will he the i second and fourlh Friday of each month. Ml. Lakl Garden Club will meet August 18 at 1:30 p.m. at the home of .Mrs. W. C. Bailey, 2244 Vine Street, Klamath Falls. C r y s t e 1 . Cheyne will discuss gladiolus cul- ture, and floral arrangements - featuring gladioli will be demon i strated. .Mrs. Iiichard Fleming will show how to make corsages. Mount .Shasta Sisson Lodge No. ; 310 F. and A.M. and Sisson Chap- tcr No. 175 OF.S will hold a joint annual picnic meeting in .Mount . Shasta city park at 6:30 Saturday evening, August IB. Members and invited guests are asked to bring fried chicken, salad and table tervice for their immediate party. Rock and Boll dance for teen agers will be held at the McCloud dance hall August 22. The dance will be alter the first performance of the acquacade at the start of the Lumberjack Fiesta, August 22 to 24. New Itesidents in the Fort Rock Basin are Mr. and Mrs. Bob Both ern and sons, Bob, Roger and Randy. They have purchased a half section in the Christmas Lake area and arrived here from Tracy, California, to make their home on August 4. The boys will be in Fort Rock School in grades three, four and six. . Return Mrs. Charles Eaton and C daughters, Sandra and Carolyn, of ; Plymouth, California, returned Monday to their home following a ' visit at Fort Rock with Mrs. Ea- , ton's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Boley. Mrs. Boley and Joan lfeil- J myer accompanied them to Cali- ; lornia. ! Extension Members of the ; Shasta-llomedale Extension Unit and others interested, are invited t to a relaxing cup of coffee, with refreshments for children, at 10 i a.m. Friday, August IS, at the home of Hope Berry, 3625 Uome t dale Road. i From Santa Barbara Mr. and Mrs. William S. Brown, are the ; houscguests of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Davis of Alturas while visiting i relatives. Mrs. Brown is the ; daughter of Mrs. Minnie Davis and j sister of Dan and John Davis. Brown was formerly execulive as- sistant of the Modoc National For J est. Itcheknhs of Alturas will fete i Mrs. Grace Van Loan of Idaho and Mrs. Gertrude Muzzy of Albany, 5 California, at a picnic supper in the Memorial Park, Alturas, Friday ' evening. August 15. Northern fie. , bekah Lodge No. 2(11) will present I Mrs. Van Loan with a 50-year mcmncr s jewel during the regu lar meeting of the lodge after the picnic. Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Al Haslebachcr returned to Lakevicw Sunday evening after a week's va cation in L'kiah where they vis ited her parents, (topping first at Lassen Park. On the return trip they traveled Highway 101 through the Redwoods to Crescent City from there to Grants Pass for i look at the Oregon Caves and then on home. From Ireland Hannah Mc laughlin has arrived in Lakeview from Newmarket, County Cork Ireland, to make her home with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs John D. Murphy. She plans to continue her school studies at the Lakeview High School in Septem ber. Church School Mrs. T. R. Conn and Mrs. Bernard Busic returned early in August after completing a course of instruction in leadership at tne Presbyterian hynold School at the Lewis and Clark College. Portland. They were accompanied by Carolyn Conn and Susan Julier. They also visited with Mrs. Conn's parents, Mr. and .Mrs. Walter Lemon. Visit Parents Mr. and Mrs. Ned! Barrett of San Francisco are in Lakeview visiting at the home of! her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Geaney. Mrs. Barrett is the for mer Maureen Geaney. Historians picnicked in Bidwell Canyon Sunday, August 10, when the Modoc County Historical So ciety was entertained by members vine in tort Bidwell. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ash of Alturas were accompanied by Mrs. Cora Ilafler, Mrs. Rosa Brilcs and Mrs. Louisa Shedd. Chlcnang Return Mr. and Mrs i Leon Estes, former Alturas rcsi dents, returned to their home ii Chico after spending the weekend in Alturas with Mrs. Edna House holder, sister of Mrs. Estes. Seattle Visitors at the Nelson G. Mathews home in Alturas were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Malhews of Se attle who called for their son Lance, Thursday, August 8. Lance had been the houscguest of his grandparents for a week. Lakeview Services conducted at the Church of Christ on Sunday, August io, were by forest Mover of Alturas. Cisco. They also visited Mr. and iMrs. Flovd Breeding in Vallpin 1 1 ne di eeuings orougni tnem nome dim &peni a tew days in .Macdoei visiting friends. Rodeo Mrs. Maggie Criss and Judy Fenwick, Macdocl, attended the rodeo at Alturas over the weekend. Macdocl Mr. and Mrs. Ted Johnson, Twyla and Dale, and Mrs. Harold Andrus visited Mrs. Roy Andrus at the Ball Mountain Lookout Station on Sunday. Herald and News The Lorella Store in Langell Valley has started selling the Herald and News. The paper arrives at the store about 4:45 in the afternoon. GUPKtK at thl hnmA nf hie rin..- cnts. Mr. and Mrs fWn Ponnin of Bonanza are Mr. and Mrs. Dick Pepple and three daughters of Ashland. , III Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Home Mcdford, are in Langell Valley to "e wun nouse s orotner. J. E House, who has been ill From Portland Mrs. LeRnv Mize, Portland, is spending sever al days in Langell Valley with her parents, air. and .Mrs. L 1 o v H Crawford. To W'atsonvllle Mr. and Mrs Bill Vaden and daughter, Becky Lynn, have moved to Watsonvillc, California, where Vaden will be associated with a local drug store. The Vadens have been guests at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Vaden, in Langell Val ley. Weekend Mrs. Mae Gale and .Mrs. Bessie Campbell, Langell Valley, spent the weekend at Med ford picking blackberries. Visitors at the home nf Mr and Mrs. Marvin Renn of Langell Valley were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Davenport and dauehter Jean irom Sherwood, Oregon. Rose mary Stalnaker, daughter of Mrs. nenn, 15 nome irom Aieatord lor a week. Bonanza Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Horn, Bonanza, met Mrs. Horn's daughter, Mrs. Bill Beavert and family of Portland in Bend Sun day. Billy Beavert, who has spent ine past several weeks with his grandparents in Bonanza, went home with his parents, and his two sisters, Jackie Lou and Joan, returned to Bonanza to visit the Horns for a few weeks. Rattlesnake Bile Verl Heseltine was struck by a rattlesnake when he stepped out of his car after he drove into his garage at Bonanza on Saturday night. He was rushed to Klamath Valley Hospital and released Monday afternoon. Houscguest Cheryl Stochsler, Klamath Falls, was a recent guest at the Bonanza home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Horsley. To N'ewDOrt Charli Vnnrlio Klamath Falls, and tin I h n Brown and Alex Saipans, Bonan za, wctc viaiiuis ju :ewporc ior a few days. They visisted Koertje's mother, Mrs. Audrey Carnes, who is a natient in a Newnnrt hncn tal. Family Reunion Mrs. Florence Horn, Bonanza, and her aunt, Mrs. Annie Cline, Alturas, are planning on attending a family reunion at Woodburn, as well as visiting rel atives in Bend and Portland. Vacation Mr. and Mrc n u, a n Pepple of Bonanza are on a two weeks vacation in Portland, Seat tie, Tacoma and Kirkland. Dick Pepple will deliver mail on the rural route while his father is away. Laneell Valley Mrs. Fffio nil. man nf Morrill ic incili'nir at tr.a!l home of her sister. Mrs. Walter j Smith and family in Langell Val-i icy. To Sweet Home Mr. and Mrs. Ben Nork, Langell Valley, are vis-1 iting at the home of their son and-daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Bill! Nnrk. and sons in Suppr Hnmn l If Hlvllffrt U m "Will AT UNION SiVAK m V. V''Wv'''j' j Scut tyiMtcUca m j W ''Mi. IjL I I ' Inm M.00 M 5 S . s? 5 I I Jt 6ei jfincf M Phone TU 2-2513 C""r 'Tid H i U . H ! t C Mil . 1 U M i J 1 1 . if. sf f7wSaBK. . Reg, 49e- 100 Sheet Pkg. DrUMI P , ' FILLER PAPER PENCILS HERE W, 3,ls,.85c 3,5c how ; P S 19c PER DOZEN 1 Mif f m Prison Plot Under Probe SACRAMENTO. Calif. (AP) -State and federal officers are in vestigating a scheme through which six Folsom Prison inmates are reported to have received tax refunds on nonexistent 1957 earn ings. Richard A. McGce, state direc tor of corrections, said at least one of the convicts had been in prison since 1052. Tentative esti mates arc that the fraudulent re funds totaled $1,600. The convicts' names were not released. Warden Robert A. lleinze of Fol som said federal internal revenue agents will check all refunds made to prisoners this year. The scheme involved filling in a W2 form, used by employers to report earnings and withholding tax, and reporting earnings up to $300. The phony forms were attached to regular income tax returns and forwarded to the Internal Revenue Service. The refund claims were based on statements that income wix was nrnucicn tor the lirst few months of tho year, and the in come stopped when Ihe man went lo prison, thus entitling the con vict to a Tclund of money taken out for taxes. Surprise Valley High School Band entertained the patients at Modoc Medical Center, Alturas, Saturday, August 9; were fea tured in the Alturas rodeo parade mat nay ana in the afternoon played some numbers al the an nual Alturas rodeo. The uniformed band and its majorettes were di rected by Herman Johnson of Co darville. 1 l.l'CKY !Y ROISF, Idaho (API 'This is your lucky day." the Traffic Court clerk told Charles S. Pierro when he presented a ticket charging him villi speeding. The ticket was dat ed Aug. 13 and timed at 7:25 p. m. It was not yet that hour when Pierro appeared According to the ticket Pierro's alleged offense had not yet occurred. The ticket was voided. Family Reunion of the Ralph ugmners and Bud Pcrdties of Al turas was attended by llr. and Mrs. Ralph Lightner Jr.. of Val leio, accompanied by their chil dren. Mrs. Lightner is the daugh ter oi iwrs. ferauc. VFW Attending the 20lh district meeting of the VFW last Sunday at Weavcrville, California, were Mrs. Morris Gilmer, Mrs. Robert Meglasson, Mrs. Jess Dieter and Mr. and .Mrs. Albert Burhy, all of iMacdoel, and Mrs. Myrtle Fen wick ol Dorris. Mardoel Mr. and Mrs. G. II Hawkins, Macdocl, visited Mrs Hawkin s brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Otis James, over the weekend at San Carlos, California To Alaska-Mr. and Mrs. Jack Swank, Macdocl, were called to Alaska recently when Swank's hrothcr, Paul Swank, was serious ly injured in a logging accident From San Francisco Mrs. Wal ter Olds and children of San Fran Cisco have been visiting Mrs. Olds parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Itouison, the past three weeks .Macdocl. Mr. Olds mined them for the weekend and relumed home wun them Tuesday. Visiting Sharon Myers of Carls had. California, arrived last week for a few weeks lo visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Myers, and brother, Lar ry of Mardoel. Gerher Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bretchcs, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fowler and Mr. and Mrs. Bud liennrickson, alt of Mamath Falls, lished and picnicked at Gerber iteservoir Sunday. Home Mr. and Mrs. W. E. 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