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DAY. MARCH 8. 1959 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATTf PALLS, OREGON .r,t 7 i BASIN BRIEFS Fart Ord-Mr and Mrs Har A Daughter - their first child Palmer Sr . accompanied nviwas horn -n ir ,.a u r, ..I ir daughter. Mrs An id Haas. Carlon. Summer Lake on tnn. of Greennew. and Mrs Inez dai Pahrmn it tv,. k.i,.. leek. YreVa. haie relumed from Kenhini s Ihs 114 ore hat K.n rip to Fort Ord where they visit, named Tom Lynn. Grandparents a daughter in Richmond while aie Mr. and .Mrs Rov Ca'lon Paler and Mrs Haas were Summer Lake, and Mr. "and Mrs Fort Ord During the Palmers Rov Olner. Paisley ence their youngest riaugh'er. 1 stayed with Mr and Mrs v h . i . . i a. ........ - fford Stephens in Ktna. k b.TZI'Z" -'-T'"' ." Mr anH Mrs nrt aiL mini Miatia a mpp m? n nt- ... ,i i t. , mine whether Mount Shasta will bjhy weighed 6 lbs. 3 n,s and ve a swimming ooo or not has hc k-. t c ' .. n called for Wednesday. March, J01ns , br0,hfr Rll, MrB,,rk(.r ls at 8 p.m. in the high school a science and history teacher at aitoillllll "v in-unr inrun.i. I'aisov I'h s, .,,,,,1 gn Kimn wmi. KM V.tiu.r.t th. n.. ... Inn r.im-h H,in,n, 1 bSm L. re nazen r.ien' ra,mer im ann Hrn . n..-.. . , tnree sons , wuojr, ui aim non Carlon. Bend." and Mr. and Peter Gram Mrs Palmerton: ' stationed with the 'oast ir ;nj ir. u r u,,,' vir. . . , . - oim L-ra r.iuyi w. rreu. To Portland- lr and Mrs S n New Owner. - of the Happy Harris. Summer Lake, drove to rs Milton ( Keiershan. former- i l l. ,' ot Los .Angetes. where Keier- meHira1 che. v,in ail v. us lll.iilctKt'1 III tut? .muei ne he iseversnani .ire uinu f n, flM,i c , the Hillside Kesori Ihey have dav afternoon March 1 were married daughter in San Fran-, members of the Methodist Youth To Medford-Mrs. Nellie Pollock Ih, Lambeth Conference and ,HHee nappy i.amp was twwn ny tak(,n on his trin ... , DONNA HERGERT, left, winner in the speaking contest sponsored by the Fort Rock-Silver Lake Soil Conservation District, ii shown with Mrs. Anne Sprague, Lake County superintendent of schools. Donna's name will be engraved on the plaque they are hold ing. Hubert Wagers of Fort Rock School is Donna's teacher. Photo by Parks Eighth Grader Wins Lake County Conservation Speaking Contest following' ,f"1T HOCK Donna Hergert. work to non-farm people eighth grader at For! Rock School. I when the number of p Welfare Pay Here Below State Level Orvgon p. id S... 568.236 during January of this year for payments and MnrlOM 2ien 36.407 needy persons Those receix inc assist ance or service in Klamath Coun ty numbered 1,427, and it cost the state Ml, 27 in payments. Payments to the aced here av erased (SI 20 compared to a slate wide average of $61.16. And av erase a.d payments to four other groups in Klamath County all were below the state average. Here are the Klamath County groups, iheir av erage payments and the statewide average: Dependent children. $38 40, $30 -14. permanently and totally dis abled. $68 70. '$71.79, the blind $37.50, $75 36. general assistance maintenance cases. $64.23. $73.59. These figures are taktn from the January edition of "Public j Welfare in Oregon." a booklet I published by the state public u el fare commission. They are exclu sive of medical qare and burial payments Klamath Cnunty aged who re ceived payment numbered 289 ; Persons who received pavment for lo dejH'ndent children num B ROBERTA ftfcOKI (for the children. It was quit a Z , 2S? JSS fJL BIA-N.netn fourth grade pu-'hit different to them, compared to & I ffig l of Mrs. Walter .Jewel. Cam- the latest hi-fi sets, iwho got aid and two blind persons. ! , D, c . , .... , , . Ificneral MtUUnct paviiienta sum- 5??.?! ,he R.ly ?S?1 )? ""e ?f PJ bukj mis p.iM uiuiiui wmn un pmvo, me cniiaren are now ousy A PIONEER EXHIBIT as part of the Centennial was ar ranged by pupils of he fourth qrde at the Bty School. Shown hert ar Mrs. Waltar Camberon, te-acher, and Larry Cobb, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cobb. Mrs. Cam beron is holding an old-fashioned shoe that the pioneer womtn wort and Larry it holding an old family album. Photo by Roberta McSet Students Help Raid Attics For Pioneer Exhibit Items The rase figure, show a general lh.cir ,'1ar's o ""-ouBh. Marline on another project, which t per cm increase over Decem ber, and a 6.7 per cent increase of cases over January. 1958 Pay ments exceeded those in Febru ary, ISM by 10 R per cent. .niiiuii. I'l-n ui ikmi. , ic.trt.v im ii ho ni.-'iirn.- t-ik:iiiii Liiitit' iii r u . m(k un . v t-ii i t u nr u iti'i't'.i n ' r.iv, ti i nt imi.imi. Mi.h' a maiib .mmma jaaugnier oi .virs. .r.ay i. iiergcn. ' agriculture nas snrunK lo sugnuy ttnar.ciai report. lftMvOlPArMMi mm -iiMi..tu.. Wit Winner in the annual speaking, more than 12 per cent he urscd Plans for the new year Include Dl JaaAImm Transferred Berry Mnrehcad of havnic kitchen middHm nr jwntln ! contest here March 3. The con-1 the interpreting of our programs developing 11 ranch pi.ms mvolv- iMlla ITlCCkllia e ij.ct. r ureii aei t e naDDH ivuni KoUm . v, m n n ies is spmmmjm'u ii me r ui i i t ni iu'r mi n rn re iiil- n (i t'i in u 'J ai i rv ir 'n ti iil in r. - i . . . m . V " i Mil- . ic i nil nee- , .. . , ., - .. , v,"" . . : . ' , . i ..- l-i.,,,, i n.mmmm rancisco. ;turn the articles as soon as nn 1 'isirici as a leauire oi meir an-: out, mat it win nave aired mean- conservationist. iwwhi hm Isible. nual meeting. j ing to the huge non farm popula- Walt Cory. Iike County AStl special meeting for 1 30 p m in .lames insian. nann instruc- in presenting ine puKjue to ion- tion. chairman, pointed out recent Iness. Kr,mfic-rt .r unique opportunity the cnntestlnur noed to he dreamers, nictui-1 Repeated commendatinn was mv- adves. She pointed out the Lmnor-lfau the restoratum and enntinutne !en to school speech contestants Returned Mrs. Phyllis QUktyl w pjnr Creek Seven -idip? nf lant f;,t,0f 'he ability to speak development of our resources. "We: Their teachers, who guided Iheir Sullivan INI u It til intr It Hi It ill (id i- Trlfi h aetortn i . . - II f- Il.i HrtU Ml I It I 11; i"ll. I f.U r II US II I III H III II r Mill 1 11.11 HUU, .If .1 IUEB U BUI CI 1 ..the : . (... . - . uiaiic iiunir r-i- . . 4l . . : " . . . .. . . ... . . Attending from NV Pme CreeW wor"s eltcctively in iheir time, and maintain themselves, he said, the w inner w ere Marilyn W aid and sne swueo. . mcnaro Morenouse oi i on kock I Kesslcr Cannon, program mana-was elecled as a district supervi iger of the radio station KBND. ror to succeed Edwin A. Kskelin spoke on the value of district whose term expired. Wednesday. Vaieh 11. at the home of Mrs Gladys Tennant, Fir Enuf." on the Rocky Point Road Purpose of the meeting is to or ganize a home economics club with the assistance of Mrs. Fred Tm Back Home... at Balsigers!" in i una nrn nas nrrn re-! were Mrs Kiem M,,iL ,.,. ir. m. .,.,.,u.'. un,. ,,ira .tonne ir Ke n n a...p nidi nir. arm ..irs. lA-e nas- ltinton. .Mrs. Lllv Noble and Mrs who are traveling In Cuba are enjoyine their stay. Bill Part.!. Fort Rock. Dell Swear inRcn. Joy Kmery and Karen Kim sey of Siher Lake. Seventeen oth ers competed in school runoffs. Kthyl Cundifl ;Santy Ansotoque and Mr. and Mrs Malin Porkers will hold their i -lames Steel, all nf Burney. were Kxtension Bonanza Home Kx-1 first nieelinc on Wednesdav eve- recent visitors at the home of tension (An will hold an npen'ninc. March U, at 7:30 at the Iheir children. Mr. and Mrs. An meeting at 1030 am. Tuesday in Flmont Kenyon home All those i soloque on the Raymond Fsiher the Bonanza Library. A potluckj interested in joining this 4-H Club ranch near New Pine Creek. omner win ne served at noon are we comv to attend Members are. asked to bring tex- tile painting or sewing. Meeting Prosperity Chanter. Lam OKS. will meet Thursday evening, for two weeks with relatives Klwinaih Lake Grange will March 12. at 8 p.m. in the Malin Spokane. Washington. meet luesaay. .viarcn in. at me Masonic Hall. Past niatrons and Tomahawk Ski I.odge at p m patrons will be honored. The endorsing of a name for thej area by the grange suitable for the j Dairy Mr. and Mrs. Nelson telephone directory and mail route Wood and Teddv of Pairv are in Will be an important order of busl-i Salem where Ihey are visiting at lived in New Pine Creek for lav ness and all are urged to attendthe home of Wood's parents, Mr. i oral years. and assist in the selection. and Mrs. tieorge Wood. 4-H NEWS vears old that was brought to The grange now has :i member- Hass hv l.arrv Cobb, son of Mr -hip of Tit men and women. Meet-iaria- rs .nuis Cobb. ings are he'd in mo tomanawK wh(,R ,wv n.ld ,.on1plclw ,heir Ski Lodge Micky W ampler u mas .,,.,, ,,,... k tr, n..;i ter. nous Tennant is nverseer and d u Virginia Watts were its. i in. i nwm NwiMiwi chairman. the family trunks in the attics. is a television nrocram which they and store rooms lo collect the will present to their parents when family heirlooms and keepsakes 'it is completed in the near future. tor their Pioneer hxhihit that they arranged in their classroom under the supervision of their teacher. The children brought articles of, historic interest, a few of the in ' tcrestinc articles were a pair of! lire tones for a fireplace which ; came from Jacksonville. OrtfMi; interestme Tintypes, old family al bum containing old family por traits; a hand painted vase; crys ;al sugar howl, a hand painted china mustache cup. an album containing old time post cards; a piece of criiy quilt; a baby dress bout "0 years old and numerous other articles. The oldest article was a toothpick holder over LOO 4 H PROJECTS Cant Injures Mill Worker The 4-H Home Living project is for boys and girls 12 years nt age from their investment In cameras' ana tun. win enjoy tne 4-H pno.og- A 56..,, Klamath Falls mill raphy project. worker was severelv inillred when in the 4-H Shutierhugj Division. I a cant of lumber '.ell on his hack inhors learn how to uselon the resaw mill of the Modoc , m.lrina Ihe.r homes oomlorta-: 'mc -"' .'"- Mimwr ompmtj 11 pm . , .a v to take good pictures. Any inter-1 Thursri.-.v hie. convenient, and attractive. Al A, ., T '' . ... Ktna Streel Mill p.-rsnnnel say T. Spokane-Mrs. Homer Me-land older. This project jri.ya dub l ain. New Pme Creek, is visiting n"!? an opportunity to share 1 to be recovering sal islaclorily Fri day afternoon from back and chest , .. ,i, rnn, in """" v,iu nusv 1 .-..-inn 1 on ne is r ranK ... .-.win in lun 'II 11(1 ll.li ' 1, 1 an." i"" j:..:i r: . : ,- , hlc rrt,(.t itnis uivision To Alturas-Several New Pine " ni ,n mnrovenients a,- In the next division. Camera Swill ' stooped over in the wrong Kl.Ler, ; 1." T,- . , 10 h-ir own interests and I Hounds, the leader should have place .em ami 01 ..ir. v.io.e v.-.-, . .. ..... . p.JnJ., ..vnerienee or assistance in I non in Alturas. Mrs. ernon had .immin .'y". ' ' ' .j k , 'a...i f,t. ..rf nrim lev Hosnital whore he was said ram l cck lor sev- - - 1. . j 1 1- of several vears. The Home laving piciures. 101e auvanceu piling imiM has two divisions: colnrjgraphy is learned .. , j ,1 1 D -ind room arrancemenl and stop- Health Clubs are conducted as;mjuries. Moving-Mr and Mrs. Lee Ber- and room arrangemeni ann deanun man at the nunsmuir - Monday. .March ! ijMon-Rwent visitors at the tiara ot New 1 me 1 reeK are nov- -m - ,..-., Bovs and girls have the opportuni-, mill as been announced as tne date opk. k. .Martvr home in nairv were i inR 10 -Mturas wnere ne win ne " 7 the annual Kagles crab feed. The Mr. and Mrs. Julius Obremski and I closer to his wnrk with the "ali- boys and girls learn about colors vent will he held in the Duns-, Ruslv; Mrs Lena Keough and Mr 'forma State Highway Department, and now to mix and use tnem. 'muir Masonic Temple and serving j and Mrs. Wilbur Muma and Sid- They learn how to make a color will begin at fi:30 p.m. nee. all of Klamath Falls Etna-Final plans for the Pap!d pattern plan for a room and lent Teachers Association Variety I principles of good room arrange l)unmulr-The building commit- (iursts-Mr. and Mrs Charles Show, on March 1.1 at R p m in the mont. I hev also ir.ake a iiortloln, tee of the First Methodist Church Rorouuhs of Snm.no Bieor worn multipilrnose room of the new ln wnicn 10 Ki luiniumi T ivcll I HI in I'll IMPS will make a report to the church I weekend guests of their brother- Ktna High School, will be made color and room arrangement ideav Vajj ,-ha,nps ti old I in Astoria March 12-13. Schul.e is congregalion at a special meet-1 in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs i following the rehearsals on March ' In the storage Oivision, "li)elr fir,t mfcting Fohruarv 22 at'pa' grand patron ol the organ ing following the 11 a.m. serv ice Marvin Michael, in nairv. and March 11. Thurnace York members learn to examine p. r fc hol(w o( ,ho,r ,,aders, Mr lization. The dinner will honor Mrs en Sundav. Rev. 0. A. Terrell is chairman for the event. sonal possessions and to save only y eleiled I ma Vaughn Negus ol Manlius. invited to talk to the class. Mrs Hall, who is a lifetime resi dent of Bly and attended school here, gave a very interesting talk on the early histnry of Bly Mrs ! Hall's father, .lames it, Owen, came to the Bly area when he was 19 years old and remained j until he died about 13 years ago ,1 He was 86 vears old when he died and would have been N years nld this August 14. Itfl9 The fam-l ilv homestead is still functioning! with Mrs. Basil Hall's sister and! family. Mr. and Mrs. Vance Hall. J operating the ranch. Mrs Virginia Halts nrnugni an old Kdison phonograph with cynn aHaWjaaai WM He was rushed to Klimath Val- dor type records and played a few Lloyd Chidcster Mr. Chidester, who wai with Bolttger Motor Company from 1949 lo 19S6. hoi Mtuinod I. Ih. fold! Lloyd hot hod 10 years aulomot.vo aiperieneo la Ih. Klomolh Boiin, ond inyilti hit friendl and cultomtrt to IH Ihs '59 Fordt, which h. toys art, "the cream of tht crop!" For the- finetl product ond th. foireil deal, ie Lloyd of Bal ! laor'i, phona 4-3121, or phon. kirn ot homo, 4-432. Ait. Boys and girls have the opportuni ty to put into practice the things they learn in health classes. They may also take part in demonstra tion and health improvement ac tivities at county and state fairs. BANQUET SPEAKER .lack Schule of Klamath Falls will he rrfasler of ceremonies at a banquet at the 32nd annual ses sion oi the Oregon Grand Court. Order nf -he Amaranth to be he'd has announced The rommittie fc T. r..r.. Hi unHUrt g..., those ot real value, i ne iinne .,. , ,n -n,in. (:,. New York, supi eme royal matron ready to grant a contract for con- Reid and family of Dairv were re-i T. I'lah-Mrs U-ola Melville select storage improvements and- ' ,,..' s .,nd Howard T. Hamilton of Wich CORRECTION at ruction of a church sanctuary, cent visitors at the home of their of Montcsano. Washington, who warn 10 pin mm .... . Wont en secretarv: and Kathv Kansas, supreme fjosai patron and administrative unit and .wish-1 hrnlher in-law and sister, Mr. and has been the recent guest ol Abbie gooa suiiaM . Bn,u n(,ws r,.poner. Other mem os to acquaint Ihc church mem- Mrs. David Jamos. and family in Wagner and Kunice Pitman ot prove housekeeping nanus ana ( h (.)ub wer, SM(!ned bership with modifications of the Eugene. attUi Mr and Mrs. Fred Cram- 'earn how to store seasonal cloth- BIMmi-tlll Plans were dis- plans which will reduce building' er and Mr and Mrs. Ed Cramer mg ana equipmeni leussed for National 4-H Week. costs. From Monmotith-Mr. and Mrs of Moffet Creek left for Salt Lake, Here are other projects availa-, merXm wQ he on James Vieira of Monmouth are ' ity. I tah to visit her son. ft.Ui ie " . March U at Kathy Kcysor's home First lllnens Ihe ( niioqinn Hign visiting at the home of v-eira s "emite. .-ne accompanied .ir. ana .- . '. " School facultv had its tirst day ofimother. Mrs Rosa Vieira. and Mrs Fred Cramer to Sacramento for older members is a new one in absenteeism of the 1958-59 school ' hrothr r and sister-in-law. Mr and m route to Utah. ,4 II club work. To he an empire year Monday. March 2. when Mrs. Mrs. .loe Vieira. all nf Hildehrand lbu,1r b"vs "nrtu $3 m,"I h,',a' Marva Sanders was ill. She is the f Home - Mr and Mrs. Marvin least in the ninth grade and under Instructor for English classes. i To Fort Klamath-Mr and Mrs Palmer. Weed, returned their 1 21 years of age: must be enrolled Marvin Michael of Dairv were re- guest. Mrs Bessie Palmer, to her M a standard 411 protect such Muile Conference - Louise Nie- cent visitors in Fort Klamath at I home in Etna on Saturday as clothing, foods, heel, crops etc.; flans and Leslie Leake left Tiles- lb., hones nf Mr and Mrs Far!1 00 a junior leader. Or enroll in a dav afternoon hv train lor Seal! le I S, herer :.nd Mr and Mrs Clar. From Okanogan Kn route to builder's project in the group ac-lnltej States on an unscheduled n" represent Chiloquin at the All- ence Welch and family. I Texas. Allen Townsend. of Okano-tinliv-s of Ihe local empire build- froe voyage. Punger was sup Northwest Music Conference where : gan. Washington visited his cousin ers. I posed to leave the ship at Am- Ihey will he members of a several I Moved-Mr and Mrs Olin Al :and her husband. Mr. and Mrs. Empire builders groups may car- hros,. Light, about two hours out Kathy Brett News Reporter LETS FREE TRIP NEW YORK 'L'PL - Harbor pilot .lohn C Punger ol Rnckville Centre. N.Y., was bound (or Europe today aboard the liner hundred voice choir. They wereldridge and four children nf Mill- John Hotan. in Etna recently ry out community serines. ..u accompanied as lar a Eugene by I ford. California, mov ed recently jcalional oi recreational wwk. or Dick Siemens who had been called into the .lohnnv Thompson ranch1 HI W ord has been received by other activities that add to their FREE! 50 SILVER DOLLAR STAMPS WITH GAS PURCHASE. STAMPS CAN BE REDEEMED FOR CASH. CLIP OUT COUPON AND BRING TO: Baldwin's Richfield Service So. 6th & Washburn Way Phone TU 4 4040 NAME I ADDRESS , home from college by the deaths, home near New Pine Creek. Mr readies of ( harlie Pitts of Cen-, personality or eaaersnip newiop-, of his great-grandmother and of land Mrs. J. A. Farnswnrth. also tral valley, that he is ill in thement sucn as in.crnm.oua, rami hit fiancee's father. i of Millford. will come about June i hospital in Redding, and he may Youth Exchange, camp counseling. 1. Farnswnrth is new owner of the have visitors Mrs. Charles Ma- Club week exhibits, tours, or To Bend-Mrs F D Wilder and 1 ranch and Aldridge is his asis- pl"den. Mrs. Elbert Whipple. Mr I training programs daughter Sharon spent last week- Unt. Ma Butler and Hubert Pitts, all Photograph.- - Boys and girls end in Bend with lormer Klama-h of Scott Valley, have gone to he who like to take pictures and who Agency residenls, Mr. and Mrs , Pruning - Charlie Tichenor and ' his bedside. want In learn how to get the most Bennett Foster. 'son. Lowell, are engaged in prun- ing the orchard at Fairport on the Nurses Visit Sadako Shishido old Collins place, now owned by and Yolanda (liannechinm. nurses Truman Lawson. frnm Stockton. California, have heen guests this past week at the To Valley Falls- Ten members Wolff Ranch at Williamson River, of the Eastside Grange attended the Pomona Grange at Valley Trip South Mrs. Manuel Tena. Falls recently. Those attending aon Israel, and a preschool age were Mr and Mrs Bill Allen nn and daughter left last Thurs- Mrs. Virginia Hinton. Mr and day from Chiloquin to make a trip Mr. Claude Noble. Mr and Mrs hy train first to Ixis Angeles and I Carroll Cloud. Mr and Mrs Jack then to EI Paso to v isit for three Moffitt and Fred Fisher, all frnm necks with relatives. The remain- the New Pine Creek area. der of the children stayed home muh their father From Burney - Mr and Mrs ol New .ork. but strong winds and heavy seas made it impossi ble to put hun on a smaller boat Tho Klamath County Clork'l ottico annauncil that an in correct f.gur. opMartd in its rcqular legal nol.co of clo.mi allowed by Ihe county court lor January, 195, which ap peared in tho Htrald and Newt February 26. The eiror wot under tho head ing, "Road Department" and read at fotlowi, "Edith R. LoFontaine, Sol? of Reel Prop tety . . . 1,50 00". 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