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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1958 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE 7 B nf . r; ewS New Pine Creek Opening day of the Oregon deer season in the New Pine Creek area saw a gooa turnout of hunters but not too many deer tagged. Robert "Short" Snider of Roseburg got a nice three pointer and so did Bill Par tin, who was visiting here from South Prairie, Washington. Willow Ranch The first in the series of card parties to be held this fall and winter by the Willow Ranch PTA was held Friday eve ning at the schoolhouse. Mrs. Ra mona Pochop won high for the women and Ray Bishop for the THE BAZAAR COMMITTEE of the Klamath Lutheran Church is busy making plans for the holiday bazaar to be held Friday, December 5. Members donate handmade linens, dress dolls and make other articles to be sold for Christmas gifts. Left to right are Nellie Jacobion, Mrs. Doris Pope, Mrs, Joy Baldwin, Mrs. Maxine Worth and Mrs. Alma Ralston. Other members of the committee not present for the picture are Mrs. R. P. Ellingson, general chairman; Mrs. Gerald Clemmons, Mrs. Al Matson, and Mrs. Estin Kiger. m I ... . ' 1 H J r "1 k-M TOASTMISTRESSES MEETING .... Mt. Mazama Toastmistresses will meet for a 6:30 p.m. dinner Thursday. October 9. at the Wil- lard Hotel. Fanny Mae Thompson will give the opening; Eunice Bun nell, flag salute. Eve Morey will be lexicologist; Floy Johnson evaluator; Eva Cook, timer:- Nct- ta Britton, topicmistress; Evelyn Natali, toastmistress. Steve Peters will speak on "Hair Grooming and Hair Styling. Virginia fuller will have the educational feature: Hope Brader will talk on "Speech With Use of Gestures;" Ruth For rester, "Vocal Variety;" Sally Da mon, Prepared Speech; Leigh Fenning, "Advanced Training," and Ingebord Pex will serve as analyst. THIS PLAQUE is the senior award for which an employe group can qualify in the United Fund-Red Cross cam paign. Such ewards are presented in February. School Budget To Be Presented DUNSMUIR The year's pro gram and the budget will be pre sented at the meeting of the ele mentary school Parent-Teachers Association on Thursday after noon at the school auditoriurn, ac cording to Mrs. Glen Minuth, pres ident. .Members of the afternoon kin dergarten classes, taught by Mrs. Lois Bectel and Mrs. Lulu Thorn ton, will provide the afternoon's entertainment. fTA board members for the year are Claudia Mather, parlia mentarian: Helen Tecrell, room representative; Mary Davis, pub- DECISION UPHELD TOKYO (AP)-The Tokyo High er Court today upheld a 10-monlh suspended sentence given Sgt. l.C Paul J. Webber, 39. of Havcrtown, Pa., for drunken driving resulting in ths death of four Japanese. Webber allegedly was drunk when he drove his car into a group of Japanese repairing the tail of a truck near Yokohama near midnight Dec. 8, 1956. Japan's toy industry finds Its largest market in the United Diaies. licity; Betty Kelby, magazine: El len Smith, membership; Peggy Walsh, legislation; Jean Butcher, health and wellare. I BE f CAREFUL WITH TRASH PREVENT FOREST FIRES! US' 4 f?1 iTOmfi J nnn taring H: i mm si FORWARD-THRUST From Design for moximum ffi cierxy ond added lofety. Solid Aluminum Reflectors. 1-Tone Silver Craft Enamel fin ish, blends with any color. Room Temperature Control. Guaranteed egainit element burnogts for 10 full yeot I 7 Capacities . . . th right z for ony room. CALL US TODAY FOR COMPLETE DETAILS BASIN BRIEFS Metal Company To Replace Line TROUTDALE, Ore. (AP)-The Reynolds Metals Co. is going to put a potline back into operation at its aluminum plant here. The line was closed down last May because of the shrinking market for aluminum. H. W Shoemaker, manager of the plant, said Tuesday that conditions are now improving. The plant should be back in full production in about a month and the 75 workers who were laid off are being called back a few at a time. Boy Scout Sends Note DUNSMUIR Billy Kelby. 13, got home at 4 o'clock Sunday morn ing and stated he was thanktul for forest service lookouts, radios, telephones. Boy Scout and hunter safety training and stout shoes. He and his grandfather, Sam Kelby, were deer hunting east of .McCloud when Kelby's pickup sank to the axles in soft dirt. Knowing the family would be con cerned when they were overdue, Billy started walking out for help late Saturday afternoon. He found a sign that said "Black Fox Look out, five and one half miles," and figured that was the nearest help The lookout at Black Fox was surprised to have company arrive at 10 p.m., but a radio message was promptly sent to the McCloud forest service station and relayed bv phone to Dunsmuir. Billy s father, Joe Kelby, and uncle, Er nie Kelby, came to the rescue. It was a 24 hour day for Billy and his grandfather but Billy still thinks hunting is "swell." He got a ion-pound forked horn buck last week. men. The traveling prize was won by Mrs. Jessie McClain and the low prize went to Clay Lawson. Boxing Club The Lakeview Pal Boxing Club started Monday eve ning with workouts. Several New Pine Creek boys participated with the group. Home Jimmy Andrews. New Pine Creek, and jerry Cox, Lake- view, have returned to their re spective homes after spending a month near Stockton. To New Mexico Mr. and Mrs. 0. L. Donham. who were living in the Lillian Deal house in the New Pine Creek area, left last week for Farmington, New Mexico. The Donhams expect to return in the spring. Relumed to their studies at Oregon State College are Grady Saunders, son of Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Saunders, and Richard Micka. son of Mr. and Mrs. Al bert Micka, all of Malin. Moved Dale Griffin has finished working for Merle O'Neil of the Eastside District and has moved to Willow Ranch where he is em ployed by the Willow Ranch Lunv ber Company. Eastside Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mayes of Little Valley. Oregon, moved to the Eastside District last week and at present are living at the home of Mrs. Mayes' son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Crummett. The Mayes are planning to make their home in Lake County. Harvest Weather conditions are favorable for the apple harvest in Ihe Crummett orchards in the East side District. Surgery Mrs. Earl Cogburn, Eastside District, had major sur- HERD SOLD EASTSIDE Mr. and Mrs. Alfred McGuffin recently sold their dairy herd and equipment to William Hoffman of Elk Grove, California. Hoffman, who is living at the Earl Butler ranch, south of New Pine Creek, took over the operation of the dairy on October 1. The Mc Guffin Dairy was the first licensed grade A dairy in Lake County. NAME A THEME FOR J. W. KERNS "Best Buys" Program 7:15 A.M. KFJI WIN $15.00 Xmos Toyi gery at the Lakeview Hospital last week. Visitor Mrs. Lillian Deal. Eu gene, was a recent visitor at the John O'Neil home in the Eastside District. She and her husband have just returned from a five months European tour. Hunter'i Ball Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kelso and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mess ner, Eastside District, attended the Hunters Ball in Fort Bidwell last Saturday night. To Alluras Mr. and Mrs. Leon ard Harllerode and Mrs. Alice Wells of the Easlside District visit ed Hartierode's mother, Mrs. Laura Hartlerode of Davis Creek, who is a patient in an Alturas hospital. Service Graduate Keith B. Ray, son of Mr and Mrs. Sam E. Ray of Chiloquin, has complet ed Navy boot training at San Di ego, California. In Germany Pfc. John A Craig, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs Frank Lugo, Klamath Falls, is a truck driver with the 18th Field Artillery Battalion in Germany. Craig, a graduate of Merrill High School, entered the Army in July 19S6. Midland Grange officers and all who are on the Booster Night program are requested to be at the Midland Grange Hall Sunday, October 12, at 2 p.m. for practice in preparation for Booster Night. Visit Mr. and Mrs. Merle O'Neil and Mr. and Mrs. John O'Neil, all of the Eastside District, recently were visitors at the home of relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Barry, in Ashland. From Sonora Mr. and Mrs. Herman Sherrard and daughter, Ruth, were recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walt Lightle in tne uastside District. Relurned Mrs. Olivia Riley returned to her home in Redding last week after a two week visit with her daughter. Mrs. Bill Combs ana iamuy in tne Eastside Dis-! trict. GuestS at the Rill U'olle nnxh in the Eastside District recently were Rusty Thompason of Concord", California, and Jim .Martin of Chi- CO. To Collem l.irlu c.,u. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Snider of the Eastside District, is a student at Oregon State College. 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