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PARE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORE FRIDAY. FEBRUARY . 1959" BASIN Installation Mr and Mrs. John Rotan. .Mr. and Mrs. Uiliiain M Smith of Etna and Mrs. Orel Lewis of Orofino attended joint instal lation of officers of Yreka Lodge No. 19, IOOF, and Hope Rrnekah Lodge No. 33. Yreka, recently. From San Francisco Tom Beers returned recently from San Fran cisco and is staying at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pankcy in Callahan until his job with the forest service begins. To Klamath Falls Mrs. Maud Short of Etna has been in Klam ath Falls visiting relatives. Visitors Mr. and Mrs. John Cawlcy. Mrs. Grace Spannus and Mrs. Gladys Washington of Yreka were recent visitors at the home of Mrs. Louisa Young near Etna Mr. and Mrs. Al Journey ol Etna visited recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Smith and lam ily in Vreka. From Klamalh Falls Recent guests of Lonn M. Streeter at his Wood River ranch, northeast of Fort Klamath, were Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Reeder. Klamath Falls. Streeter and Reeder worked together many years ago when they were young men. Streeter is pioneer of over 50 years' resi dence in the Wood River Valley Recuperating Edwin Scott of Fort Klamath was released last week from Klamath Valley Hos pital following minor surgery and is recuperating at his home at the Patrick McAuliffe ranch north of Fort Klamath. Scott is em ployed locally by Puckett and Schercr in their cattle ranching operations. From Lakevicw Mrs. JoAnna Taylor returned last Saturday to her home at her motel in Fort Klamath after spending two weeks in Lakeview where she visited Mrs. Dan Doody and family. Dur ing her absence, Mrs. William A Page of Fort Klamath was in charge of the motel. Home Alf Henderson of New Pine Creek is convalescing at home after spending a week as a patient in an Alturas hospital. Dog Licenses for 1959 may be obtained between the hours of 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Monday, Feb- DOORS OPEN 6?30 P.M. ENDS SATURDAY! Opens Soturdoy 12:45 P.M. 1ST the BIGGEST WAR - K SPECTACLES of the YEAR! SAT. 9:30 A.M. )ttwp t Bitn KIDDIE MATINEE -Bring 2 Breed Wrapper "FLYING TIGERS" & 3 CARTOONS Stortt 9:50 Out at Noon H'i'i.rtvT jMARTIhULEWIS; Hilarious Fun-Fest! CtRlS!GS!MUSIC4MIRTH! l irrirxTUCWiTn ml I LUnDLin own mi mkwm f (9 mm BRIEFS ruary . at the Fort Klamath Ho tel in Fort Klamath, it was an nounced by the owners, Mr. and Mrs. J. Quince Buell. Ham Dinner The men of the Mt. Carmel Catholic Church are giving their annual ham dinner on Sunday, February 15, in the basement of the Mt. Carmel Cath olic Church in Chiioquin. Serving starts at 5 p.m. Adults. 11.50: chil dren. 75 cents. Marduel James L. Hawkins. son of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Haw kins of Macdoel, has started eight weeks ot basic Army training at Ft Ord. At the end of basic training, he is due to come home on leave before reporting to Ft. Campbell, Kentucky, where he will attend Army paratrooper school Home Lester Johnson returned to his home in Macdoel Sunday morning from his naval base at San Diego. He received his dis charge January 28 after four years in tne aavy. Moved The Evert Lawson fam ily of the New Pine Creek area has moved into the Jack Moffitt property in New Pine Creek after their home was damaged by fire last week. To N'ubieber Elder and Mrs Jeff Swinney of New Pine Creek were in Nubieber Sunday, where he held morning and evening serv ices. The Nubieber pastor. Elder Jamie Johnson, and his wife were in New Pine Creek where Elder Johnson held corresponding serv ices. The Johnsons were guests at the Donald Evans home in New Pine Creek. Teachers Mrs. Oscar Deming of Lakeview was substitute teach er for four days last week in the lower room of the Kelly Creek School while the teacher, Mrs. Doris Colohan, was absent. Mrs. Colohan underwent minor surgery in Mamath Valley Hospital last week. Mrs. Dcatherage of Lake view supplied the teaching in the lower room on Monday. In Hospital Mrs. Flora Ham- mersley. New Pine Creek, was a patient in the Lakeview Hospital last week, but is now staying with her daughter, Mrs. Harold Langs- lett, in Lakeview Trust Officer Richard E. Hay- man of Burlingame, California, was recently elected trust officer at the Union Trust Office of the Wells-Fargo Bank in San Francis co, according to word received in New Pine Creek. Hayman is the husband of the former Wilma Blur ton, daughter of Mrs. Zclla Blur- ton and granddaughter of Mrs. Sylvester Gallagher of New Pine Creek. From Corona Mr. and Mrs. George Caldwell of Corona, Cali fornia, recently moved into the Lil lian Reid Deal house on Church Street in New Pine Creek. Mothers March in New Pine Creek was under the direction of Continuous Show Saturday mi SHE STAYS 2 MUST END THE MADDEST ROMP OF YOUR LIFE! tv L ." Starts THE MURDER TRIAL THAT SHOCKED THE WORLD...! J w4 Susan touye ? "DENNIS THE MENACE" 'I 577 Q9NTT SEE fflNA BREAK A WHOOW" Mrs. Buna Faris. The march was under the sponsorship of the Lake view Soroptimist Club. Several Kelly Creek girls. Donna Evans. Donna Riggs, Kathy Butler, Jo Anne Leahy and Kathryn Miller, helped with the drive in the area. Workshop Mrs. Buna Faris of New Pine Creek attended a work shop meeting of the State Chapter of the National Association of Post masters of the United States in Hood River, Oregon, last week. Porcupine Control Harold Ver million and L. S. Price of the winter crew at Buck Creek Ran ger Station were working on the Westside last week in porcupine control. ' ' Public Card Party The Chiio quin Order of Eastern Star will sponsor a public card party Sat urday night, February 7, at the Masonic Hall in Chiioquin at 7:30. Bridge, canasta and pinochle will be played. Rosalie Hoback and Ethel Mathis are co-chairmen of the event. Weed A meeting of the Weed Kcpublican women s Club Feder ated is slated at the Weed Court house, Tuesday night, February 17. Mrs. Isabel Eiler, Gazelle president of the club, has set 8 p.m. for the meeting and extends a welcome to all Republican wom en to attend. Surgery Dan Lovelady. 81-year- old Bonanza resident, is recover ing from major surgery performed recently at Klamath Valley Hos pital. Bonanza Mrs. Dallas Suther land and small son. Steven, of Che- mult are spending a week in Bo nanza with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Robinson. Steven is & Sunday from 12:45 SHOWS ITONITE :00 & :35 MORE DAYS! SATURDAY! ROSALIND RUSSELL FORREST TUCKER FBEO CLARK vi. SUNDAY! 0W hayward SOFT OC SHOVJSAll COilO recuperating from a tonsillectomy, penormea in Klamath Falls re cently. Civil Defense will be. the pro- gram lonowing tne Bonanza Par ents and Patrons meeting Febru ary 25. Joe Surles of Klamath Falls will be guest speaker. Two films will be shown. All adults are invuea to attend. New Grandson Mr. and Mrs. George Wu of Bonanza have new grandson. Randell Keith, who was born January 21 in Corval- ns to Mr. and Mrs. W Wu Dr Clarence Pang of Klamath Falls is the baby's uncle. Mrs. Wu has returned to Bonanza after spend ing several days in Corvallis with her son and family. To California Mrs. Harold Wil- liams of Bonanza is on a com bined business and pleasure trip iu vuiiimg anu unico, wnere sne will visit her parents. From Vancouver Mrs. Tonv Santos, Vancouver. Washington, is spending a few days in Bonanza with her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Dixon, and new granddaughter, Julia Anne. now Couple's Woes'Taudiirig; Officials Drop HOLSTON. Tex. UPI Offi cials were so touched by the troubles of the young couple who sold their 8-year old twin boys for $300 that they dropped all charges against them. Oilers of help lor the couple were put forward. Dist. Atty. Uan Walton told lustice of the Peace W. C. Raean Thursday "I see no purpose to be served in prosecuting these people. What they need is help. 1 recommend dismissal of the charges." Ragan did just that. State Road Toll Mounts To 35 PORTLAND 'API - Oregon's 1959 traffic death toll now stands at 35. The latest to die, and the third victim this month, was Virginia Belle Gilgcn, 42. of St. Helens. She died Thursday night at St. Vincent's Hospital in Portland of injuries suffered the night before. Biscayne GOES AND GOES AND GOES More miles are back in a gallon of regular-grade gas up to 10 more and Ciprv's neir Hi-Thrift 6 engine puts them there. It also gives you better acceleration and smoother performance in the' middle range speeds you ol-rive the mmt. Here's an engine that always sems able to coax extra miles out of a tank of regular-grade gas. In fact, if you're one of those drivers who keep tab on things like gas mileage, the little book in your glove box will soon prove to you that this new Hi-Thrift - see the wider selection DUGAN-MEST "I've been n o p i n g someone would make such a motion," he said. Mr. and Mrs.' Clark D. Stillion Thursday turned over the twins, Mrs. Stillion's children, by a pre vious marriage, to a policewoman and a juvenile officer who posed as a childless couple. The officer gave Stillion $300 in marked bills and promised to re turn in an hour with $200 more. In return Stillion made out a "bill of sale" for the boys. The officers arrested the couple and charged them with selling minor children. Besides the twins, who were born in England before their mother moved to the United Ku 13. :dncy, 4. anu una, o. Airs. GUARANTEED WATCH REPAIR ALL MAKES Cm. Id F.r Fre. Estimate. DALE TEPPER JEWELER 11 S. tlh U.S. Bank Bld. OH A GALLON ! i - Door Sedan thou t the Fisher Body just one more reason Chevy's the car that's wanted for all its worth. Stop by your dealer's and see. of models at your local CHEVROLET COMPANY Stillion divorced the twins' fatherj in England in iu. ana marnea Stillion. then stationed, in England with the U. S. Air Force. Walton told city probation offi cials he had talked with both parents and felt there should be no effort to take the children from them. at Bon Bazaar .... New for Spring! DRESSES $C98 Just received . . ladies NEW spring and sum mer dresses . . . junior sizes . . . regulars ond half sizes . . see these! Straws . . . . leothers . . . al fks nam spring Low, Low Prices Plus the llmi l.iiziiiir 4480 So. 6th btauly of Chevrolet'! lowed priced 6 actually gets up to 10 more miles a gallon. Another thing you'll like about this 135-h.p. 6 is the extra pep it gives you for passing and climbing hills. This is due to higher torque at normal speeds. It's hard to believe anything that looks and moves like this '59 Chevy can be such a stickler for economy. But whether you pick the Hi-Thrift S or a vim-packed V8 you'll find the ability to get more miles out of a gallon of regular gas ii The tmart ticitch is to the '59 Chery! authorized Chevrolet dealer's! Charges An attorney said a client, O. K Tautehahn, had offered the Stil lion family a place to live near Westfield. Tex. He said there was a school nearby and offered to help them find work. Stillion said he had been unable to get a job and had been trying to feed his family on $12 a week: LADIES NEW Spring and Summer PURSES ond bags . . . . plastics $098 ftilsc fnr and summer. from Green Stamps Next to Oregon Food 1 or. ? - to terittjor 'J9. 2 i CO. W Stiff 401 So. 6th St. , KLAMAT H FALLS Phone TU 4-3101 ft
