FRIDAY. MARCH 13 1059
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BASIN BRIEFS
Honored Tun members of the , In Hospital Roh kins oncrof
Lakeview High School Choir. La Montague Varietv Store, is a' pres
Vonne Kratz and Mike Fossum. lent recovering Irom surgery at the g
have been chosen to sing in the Siskivou County (leneral Hospital.
All-State Choir at Portland during He expects to return home this
apring vacation. March 1120 'week
Both are seniors at LHS. Robert :
Shouell is director lor the local Surgery-Mrs Miller Brown en-1
high school choir. ,erej as a patient in Siskivou Coun-.
I ty Genera! Hospital, underwent.
Visitors in Las Vega- during surgery on Mondav. March 9. and
this week have been Mr and Mrs will remain for seeral days for
Vic Hahner. Mr. and Mrs. Carter, recuperation.
Fetsch. Mr and Mrs R. C. Bur-
gess. and Mr and Mr- Art Mor- , pi,,, cr.i.Kr.mlc Row
ion, all of Lakeucw. The Manners J former resident ol New Pine Creek, REV. C. M. SHAUGHNESSY
are accompanies ny Mr ana Mrs hut now livinc in Potter Valid-.
John Arrner of Medlord and the California, was a recent visitor in
iwo couples planned to journey into the area.
Arizona and back home via m
Francisco. - . anri ir(: l-j ..h
tnn nf VV'tl Imi- mm In
Vnlifcli-H Unrpnllv pnii.lin0 fnr l-i .u C-..M.. .1., t nftl '
-- - - - -p idni.ini r dn nKcnuj 11 vi 11 i 11
lervice with the NaTt and now at-linu- itinih .iihi.nn hH h i- n
tending boo' camp at ian uiego.j mliwright and handy man at the
ire rdui man jr. m Jono 1.1m- Willow Ranch mill for the past
ady of rcka both of whom wen- lu years,
tuden's at Yreka High School pri-f
r to their enlistment
!-;.'.-;.. i-i....' increasing restrictions upon tin
won w "H .-inn .11 11111 -iiini
China finally resulted in the Lit
Local Mission
To Host Meet
SA To Host
Public Meet
There will r? a public meeting
Friday. March 13, at 7.30 p.m.
at the Salvation Army Hall where
U. Col. Harold Ldtler will speak
A cottee hour will tollow the inert
ins with Colonel and Mrs Harold
Littler.
Lt. Col. Littler comes to the:
I'mted State with a colortul hack
ground of 38 years" Sah ation
Army service in China and Indo
nesia. The colonel was commissioned
from :h Army's International
Training College in London at age
23. and appointed to missionary
work in China where he ered
continuously tor 31 years.
There he met his wife. Nellie,
who preceded him by three VMn
with a pioneer group as field and
regional officer, netore the colonel
was appointed to Peking tor trans-
School Slates 3-Act Play
Tt I.KLAKK ' Come out of The Bill Bruno, a non-typical police
Closet." a three-act mystery com- man with poor eyesight,
edy is to be presented by the jun- The plav was written hv Rollin
lor class of the Tulelake High v iovP
School on Friday. March 13. at
8 p.m. in the school gymnasium
i People Read
SPOT ADS
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M.-irrh IK nt 1 .TO nm at the llf-n
Returned Home Mis Lllll.in ,. n..ana. uan u,ith prvctnt
Pitcher re'urned to her home in cfirvne as hostess. Program topic
iomaSiie. tnis last wcexenn, irom -Succession ol bloom in
The Klamath Gospel Mission, inllation and editorial work The
prure in KUmaih Falls fnr nnlv I colonel s last appointment in Chi
lone year, will be host March I4ina. as .---"r-'n-chief
Ml I :,l.if;.irrien Cluh will meet lihrni.oh U,n4i l tor iho Vnnh. At OIltnte.lK 01 ine war in l'.'-ll
Portland. Oregon, where she has!thf garden" given by Mrs Chester
tiers, with their Iwo children, be-
west Pacific
ol the International I'nion of Gos
pel Missions. The conference will
jlT, .,: n., i, nriat ing interned in a Japanese con
been visiting with the amilies of Man o tne Tul(.lake Garden club. p,'esbytcnan Church on South !-cntration camp
iwo sons ana a n.iugnter since c;...u c. .
iirisiina.v 1 1 lost ne iisi tn were
. Brou n, and sons, Marvin and Dick
Putcher.
Ilj-.n. r-ailr anH Mrs Krl j
ki - i- - i ne program win incuuie tn-i , c-i. a.-..,.-
Vit- Haiif.hler Mrs tincamnnH "H,r " r 1 ne program Will IDCUKM l'l '
Rl, nl L uLtoSStSS Kdwards of Sc0" 2ar we """.'isonal testimonies and music with
Karly in rM7, they relumed to
North China to help in the re-
Timber Sale
Set For April
v niitnrs tn l;innv l amn Air, r.n- i .. i... i u ..uiu-.-i.
..a '.' u ..'. .. ....vt. to
Creek store i.n.. imu nv..... irom Peking. Then Shanghai came
I On Sunday atternoon. March lVi.nder Communist control and in
mission superintendents of the dis-1 1951 restrictions and rigid control
trict which includes Oregon, Wash-Jrnadc the removal of foreign mis
ington. Idaho and part of Cana-Uionaries necessary, with the re
da. will speak al carious local sut that the work of the Salva
churches. j t i on Army was turned over to
The Rev. C. M. Shaughnessy. Chinese officers,
in mission work with Mrs. Shaugh-J In 1951. the colonel was appoint
nessv lor nearlv 40 vears. will filLed the second in command for
work
Adv ancing Communists,
compelled their roll cat
Returned Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Wright hae returned to Happy
LAKEVIEW - The lirst.timbcrlP a"" """""" in-Ari"na
ffered for sale from the Fremont; 0lM.rallng-rh(, Venow Kir m
at.onal Forest this year is ben: on Crrrk Ca
adverted in the Quartz Mountain starIfd opr,.aun(, ,he ,lr'5t wcck ,
area. The ollering consists of 1.5,larch with one shift. A new eight
M board feet of ponderosa pine (ln, hand ,aw has boon instaiod
limber and 70 M board feet ofiand a saw jUpB r001 addpd ,0
vhite fir. which will be sold at an,, pant
aral auction in the local forest of-: ,
lice April 13 at 1 p.m. The mini-; A Son-Russell Dale is the name
mum prices are $27 95 per III chosen for the son horn to Mr.
board feet lor ponderosa pine. and and y.r5 eslev Haskins of Mor
is per M hoard feet for while fir. rjU on Mondav. March 2 The
The primary purpose of this salciUr hov. weighing 9 lbs.. 2'2 ozs..
In San Diego Mrs Violet Dalton
and her daughter. Diana Titus, are
visiting in San Diego.
the pulpit of the First Christian all. of Indonesia, which present
Church Sunday afternoon. The ed door of op.iortunity among
service to which the public is in- the 84 million people of many cul-
vited will begin at 2:30-
The speaker was ordained to the
ministry in 1931 and since thai
time has been in mission work in
various localities. He has been a
member of the H GM since 1923
and is one of the oldest members
in vears of sen ice.
tines, languages, customs, popti
lating the 3.000 islands His au
thority embraced 277 ollicers in
?lfi centers of operation, with
more than 675 civilian employes.
Lt. Cel. HAROLD LITTLER
Legion Auxiliary
Holds Meeting
MKRRILL - The Merrill Ameii
CM Legion Auxiliary I'nit No. 80
acted on scleral routine business
matters during a regular meeting
held Tuesday evening. March 10.
at the home of Mrs. Delia Hodges.
Plans were made (or the serv
ing of the Merrill Lions Club Citi
zen of the Year dinner scheduled
lor Monday. March lt. Plans were
also made lor the American Legion
Post birthday dinner to he held
Tuesday. March 31 A pot luck din
ner will be held Thursday. April
16. honoring a visitation from de
partment president Mrs. Gertrude
Dickie. Main dishes will be pro
vided by the Merrill unit. Other
units are requested to bring sal
ads and desserts.
One of the unit's cotfeeniakers
was donated In t hp Merrill Recre
ation Hall for permanent use. A
donation was made to the Leonard
Wood Memorial. A subscription to
the Legislative, Bulletin was ordered.
rhe plav. that promises a riot 01
laughs is being directed by Carol
Brown, (acuity member and Don
elle Petttgrew. student assistant
Setting of the play is a New
York tenement The plot involves
mvstenous nightly visitors emerg
ing Irom a locked closet. Inciden
tal 10 the plot are the "zany'' ac
tions ol other occupants of Ihe len
ement and the adventures of three
Ohio girls In New York City.
The cast and characters follow
Glenda McCoy. Susan Perry and
.lohnelle Takacs. three young girls
in New York in new and exciting
advent urea; Bob Osborne and Nor
man Christiansen. Ihe girls' boy
Iriends. one with brawn and one
with brains.
Connie Thompson, a stingy Irish
landlady and Barbara Olexer. her
maid; Dick Peterson as one of the
tenants ol the apartment; Jerry
Hang, a modernistic poet and
Shirlev Haynes. his beautiful muc:
POSTPONE RETURN
MOSCOW I PI' A stale dele
galion from Iraq, which was
: cheduled to leave lor home to
day, has postponed its departure
tor several days.
The mission, headed by F.co
nomics Minister Ibrahim Kuhba.
has been in Moscow during the
uprisiai in Iraq, lt is negotiating
a technical aid agreement with
Russia
YOU ARE INVITED
TUES., MARCH 17
I H FARM MOVIES
9: to 12:
J. W. Kerns 734 S. 6th
00MT
show melius
bifocals
BaH
i'....-Jal
show me the new Noles
Inviso tend-Vbe Unset.'
Now you can have the appearance of youth and free
dom from bifocal discomfort through this sensational
new lens which eliminates the objectionable tattle
tale age line and unpleasant eye-jump caused by
old-fashioned bifocal lenses. Blendvues are the
perfect lenses for our high-style imported PER
SONALITY GLASSES frames.
Open All Day Saturday
JWf Green Stamps
No Charge tor Credit
COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO.
730 Main St. TU 4-7121
Omar J. Noles and Don R. Hovlor Sr.
Cuba normally is the primary
consumer ol the US nee crop
is their Hrsl child. Proud grand
parents are Mr and Mrs Velton
Haskins and Mr. and Mrs. Hank
Sherrill. all ol Merrill.
is to remove mistletne-infested ma
ture timber, according to Super
visor Clayton Weaver.
After the overstore of mature
timber has been removed, the re
production that is now grow ing on I Shoot The Merrill Lions Club is
the area will be thinned to ap-' sponsoring a ham and bacon shoot
proximately 12 feet by 12 feet Sunday. March 13, Irom in a.m.
spacing. During this thinning pro-junlil dusk. A variety of events
cess all of the trees that are pres-lwill include shotgun. .22 rifle, deer
ently infested with mistletoe will rifle and splallerboard. The shoot
be removed and thus it is hoped I will be held one and one-half miles
to have the new crop of trees west of Merrill above the county
in a healthy condition. gravel pit. Refreshments will be
This sale is in the Kast Klamath, available on location
Working Circle of Lake County,
and is not required to be milled
in Lakeview.
Most famous of the three-masted
flipper ships were built in Aber
deen. Scotland, and Baltimore,
Maryland.
Want Something
Delivered or Moved?
Phone TU 2-3737
CITY DELIVERY SERVICE
DANCE
RED BARN
Dorris, California
Saturday, March 14th
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rmmtrraati
Don Reese & His Western Oakies
Don and hit bond have worked
with many of the stars and
coma to the Red Barn from
central California where west
ern music it king.
Dancing
9 till 1
1.25 Person
T. I.
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A AVodcrn Electric Range!
BEV LYONS
COPCO Home Service Director
SAYS...
"I spend most of my working hours at the
range testing recipe and demonstrating
them on our weekly television programs,
at cooking schools and other occasions. I
have to prepare food faif . . . and I have
to prepare it right. . . On my job -and in
your kitchen nothing can top the modern
electric range, with its super-speed sur
face elements and the controls which make
it a'most impossible not to cook well. . .
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cleaner, or saferhan an electric range
and no range is easier to dean and keep
clean ! Why not visit your favorite Cal Ore
Electrical League Dealer and see a modern
electric range, styled for space-age living,
tomorrow? You'll be del'ghted!"
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replace old turf ace elements with new, tuper-tpeed cooking elements.
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