Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, December 09, 1958, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextTTKSDAV. DKCKMRKR 0. 1!).i3 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE 3 B JEREMY CHRISTMAS A Yuletide Story BY WALT SCOTT mi win ii km ii ii iiimi t riMfciM'iiTM WELL, MY LITTL5 SPOOKf KM' lO AS&'rO JC5&MY CAUSES THi:6S TO MAPPEM TO uoitoT!ON t-aiL6D! THEY "i-r LAC'b&c TWAKl EVER. HU Ai( CHCJ'Ce tflT TO SET r?US.Y f " &OLLY! AM 1 tVCR) VOO I i7 ( uTn 'itJS. v l&k 'Y TWAMKS FOS! wg'P,MS US SET OCR HORK I &VER 1 6ET YOUR HOUSE IN LTfA HAD IT $0 6000.' ,& vPLACE-EIJED UPf EECf TUiMo'S .- OP AND 1. ih SMAPt!nSAME! fQ;, ,-Tf KMy wA EStev -----rPSfer Of yCj for Council Hears Garbage Plan DORRIS Russell Shoemaker appeared before the Dorris Cily Council at ils regular meeting Monday night. December 1, to dis cuss his plans (or a possible fran chise on garbage collection In Dor ris. His proposed plans would exclude anyone else hauling garbage for hire. Householders wishing to haul their own garbage would not be affected by the agreement, but would be requested to use dump grounds only one day a week, pref erably on Saturday. The dump grounds would Be closed at all oth er limes. In return for a franchise. Shoe maker would agree to keep burn able refuse burned and roadways clear. The council authorized Virginia hfcmilton. city clerk, lo contact Al bert Tebbe, Yreka, Dorris city at torney, in regard to the legal as pects. Councilmcn believe that a gar bage collection franchise cannot be given unless a special ordinance is passed with the costs handed down to Shoemaker. The council canceled its agree ment with William R. Smith, as he had not lived up to his agreement with the city to maintain the care of the dump in exchange for the exclusive salvage rights. The council made a study of drainage survey plans as submit ted by Oral Lewis, city engineer, for the storm drainage system west of town, and decided to file the plans until funds are available for work.' The city clerk reported that the city has received $1,000 in engineer ing tunas- lor the current fiscal year. BASIN BRIEFS Turkey Shunt The Merrill Lions! Klamath Falls. Others wore Club will hold their first annual I and .Mrs. Hilly Nelson and Kcllcy Christmas turkey shoot on Sun day. December 14, from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. at the Gravel Pit, one mile west of Merrill. Special events include shotgun. .22 rilles and splattcrhoards. Ladies are wel come to participate. Hniisewiinning Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wilson and daughters were surprised on Saturday evening by a host of friends who assembled at the Wilson home located near Merrill for a housewarming par ty. The Wilsons moved into their new home the latter part of November. Supper The Merrill Odd Fellows will hold their annual ham supper Saturday evening. December 13. at 'he Odd Fellows Hall. Serv ing will hegm at 6:3(1. Supper prices are Sl.50 per plate. To Corning Archie Phillips of Dorris was in Cornine over the Kcno Home Extension-Unit will , JccKeno ne nc nc.pea in me- hold its Christmas party Wednes-iDra,e, " e S," """t u"'S la"" r. - . ni Inhn Phi II inc iirit h hie carn K i day, December 10, at 10:30 at the """ty ""--v home of Bessie Shaw. Please bring 7rol!;ers- tw0 sls,cls and 1 h e 1 r a gift under one dollar. Potluck'""1""11'- luncheon. Sold Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rehnke of Klamath Falls have pur chased the Rodenburger ranch in Langell valley. Auto Smashes Into Home LEBANON', Ore. (AP) Two cars collided 'here Monday, and one shot out of control toward a House. When the car hit the house, It kept right on going through wall and out of sight into the basement. William Albert Price, about 55. Lebanon, crawled out of the base ment and he had not suffered even a scratch. The house was vacant. FIVE-DAY LEAVE Pfc. Gary R. Cramer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cramer, 3350 Shasta Way, recently spent a five day leave at the Army's recrea tion center at Garmisch in Germ- any s Bavarian Alps. Cramer is a personnel clerk in the 13th Ar tillery's Battery A in Germany. He entered the Army in January 1957 and completed basic training at ford ord. the Zl-ye3r-old sol dier is a 1956 graduate of Klam alh Union High School. I Moved Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nich- & I -1 l .1 II I .... ......nrl KT j IJ1MJII illlll Ulltl Mllilll llll. IIIUKM I....1 I. I t.'l I. ... last wee iiiiiu run iMtunain k t .:n ...l Ill A !, r .m'lTin, wruTt invy win tiiviiu int months until spring. Nicholson is laltiliated with his parents, Mr. and 'tr. 'Mrc ti Vi,.lw,Un in their Fort Klamath and Merrill cattle ranching operations. Vera Challis and Olaf Nelson of Bonanza; and Mr. and Mrs. Ir win Crume and three children of To s.,(1 rru.Mr. ad Mrs. bprague River. Iarry Hatch were recent overnight lauests at the Fort Klamath home Politick Members of the Lost of Mrs. Hatch's brother. Harry River Grange will hold a politick Fngle, and family. The Hatches Mi dinner on Wednesday night, De cember 10. at 7 o'clock in the grange hall in Olene. This will be the last meeting of the year and all members are urged lo at'leiid. Newly elected officers will take over their ol final positions. Dorris Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hamilton of Dorris spent the week end in San Mateo where they vis ited with Mrs. Hamilton's sister, Mrs. Warren Richmond, and family. had spent the Thanksgiving holi day with relatives in Portland and were on their way home to Santa Cruz. 11 New B.ihy .Mr. and Mrs. South Mr. and Mrs. J. P. (Jack I McAulilfe left last week lor their ranch at Cottonwood aft- gj, er spending the past several Fl months at their Fort Klamath resi- If: BELL'S HARDWARE Door Mat donee. Thev will return after win- ITnn! ferine" at Cottonwood. Coming to fe Clark of Langell Valley are the; Fort Klamath to help with moving RU parents ot a new son, who only were tneir son ana nis wne, inc B) weighed four nonnds at hirlh. The Josenh C. McAulilfcs. and Paddv fti baby joins an older brother andjKenneally. year-round ranch hand sister. Election Directors for Ihc Lan gell Valley Irrigation District Were elected December 1. C. W. Dearborn was reelected for a three year term: T. J. Albert, two years; and John E. Harris, one year. Home Howard Shelley has re turned to his home in Langell Valley after spending four months for Joseph McAuliffe. GOC M.Sgl. Veikko Asiala and his wife were in Fort Klamath last week on business of t h e mi Ground Observer Corps, of which mil Asiala is sector sergeant. The ai ("IOC. will he inactivated nn .lann. Rl ary 31. Trip Mr. and Mrs. Weston En- W gle and family of Fort Klamath pent the Thanksgiving weekend at Grants Pass and Central Pointith hcr mother. Mrs. Lillian with relatives. Langell Valley Ralph Welch who has just returned from duty in the South Pacific, with t h e Navy, is spending a 30-day leave in Langell Valley with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Welch. He stopped at Castle Air Force Base to visit his brother who is sta tioned there. Returned to Bonanza after vis iting his brother and family at Grants Pass is D. K. Ruland. From Washington Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hubble and three children are in Bonanza from Worden, Washington. Visitors al the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Challis in Langell Val ley were their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Cur ran, and four children and Carol Challis, all of Redding; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Reddard and two sons of Black, at Sanla Clara, California They also visited other relatives and friends. SURVIVED PLUNGE ROANOKE, Va. Wl Dr. Ralph W. Walton, 71. a one-armed physi cian from Montclair. N.J., sur vived a 350-foot plunge down an embankment when his ear left (he Blue Ridge Parkway. The car did not turn over. The doctor crawled hack to the highway and flagged help. I COCOA Ti 1 ft MAT n i 1 Reg. 3.49 1.1 I U7Q III j COCOA It 1 uat lr.1;K b m e Ell Rca. 4.25 IHH W 18x30 t Cf Ii i ! COCOA 4bP If 3 MAT a I We Have a Complete Stock of Rubber and Fancy Cocoa Mats! BUY OR LAY-AWAY NOW! EASY TERMS liiilW1"'1 HOI RS A WKI KI No Pre-rinsing needed! Doos pots, pans. 1 j j everything! Washes off dried egg . . . even jfs lipstick! t Ji ' I No Installation - - f 'tfj ' Problem! j1 f if Rcqular 229.95 fpa&jirf ill Christmas Sale - Clifif w f If - j '. M J995 ;'''! :" MniiilMMassliMHaiHHn RCA VICTOR VI ill TV SETS j! f y: Sill SALE PRICED FOR 1 YTAfl-SL WuA CHRISTMAS SAVINGS I 1 S i Swivel Stand. I 7 fS&S! 81 LEFT: RCA 21-in. 4 QQ95 fSS Deluxe Console. 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Dearborn, Mike Dearborn, LaRue House, Mr. ond Mrs. Les Leavitt ond family. Thursday, December 12, 1935 Sheriff Lloyd Low, who is president of the stole sheriff's association, went to Portland Tuesday to ottend the annual meeting of that group, i Mrs. Low occompanied the sheriff cn the trip. Fridey, December 13, 1935 m' T. Lowell of the Lowell Food store announced Wednesday that he hod acquired the Brat ton store ot 201 East Main street. Lowell will operate two stores, the present one on South Sixth street, and the East Main establishment, of which George Bratton hos been proprietor. x Saturday, December 14, 1935 Klamath Falls will catch its first glimpse of the new Pelicon basketboll team Friday ond Soturdoy nights ot the start of the home season for 1935-36. Ploying Dunsmuir on Fridoy one Mt. Shosta on Soturdoy, Dwight French ond his team have a serious ob cut out for the week end. 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