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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 24, 1959)
PAGE 3 R 3 -1 iti., returned home alter siaJiu: Mod Icrm at Stanlord I nier-Thursday, June 35. starting at 2 - 5' ticin Oregon M.ve t'olleji it'. He is the ton of Mr. and p m. in the field hchmd the Lor lrs. Lester Porterfield. lella Full Gospel Church. Everyone - is urged to attend BASIN briefs ;.lune 8. He ih'M i.eeral days in Portland. Hhi i Bill Burnett. Uinsell iitor-iat the home of hist'allr. and Clinton Smith. Tule- Office Space Available Inquire DREW'S Mansfore 733 Main .Midland ("onmvtpity Ctuh wi'l p ;m,ip.,il. will bo - a Boy S.mil have a cooked lood aie all day lawnst !nr at Crescent Lake this jparen's, Mr. and Mrs. H ilry Shaw. Lanupll V alley, were Mr. and Mrs. J Jimiiiy Shaw. Ph:'gn,iih. !ake. spent the wtrkend fish in near Bend on the Deschutes River. Rail (lamp The l.anell Valley Little Leaguers Haschall Team, it-may. June at U'.un s M;ci Limincr. Ilund S'.ore. .! j In Porllaml -hist wtek for the Jimmy Pnrtrrlirld -h.is returned YiMii-iK-in Portland durin- tin ' M.ue Gardrn C mm v-ntioit to his home at Pine Flat from hi hu4 -1 will hae Came with Malin ..--.An ...-r.-.vy . , --. .,1 i.ivt r i dinj ii-'cui'iu and c rnf enniat c' ! iIips were Centennial exposition wore M;s Vrs jj,iri!ph .leluuk. Mrs. Ron Hove lincan. M.ihn. and her twin .M,nvn Mrs. Joe HalouM. Mr Mstcr. Mrs. Line! Mitchell. K.um Javk-on and Mrs. Loa! ath Ka'.U. !l.oem-. all o.' M.ilin. HER M.n AMI NEWS. Klamath Fall. Or Wprtncvhv. .Tun ?1 10V. a .. A HAIRCUT and a manicure were adminlste-ed this plump bush in Maple Parle recently l by members of the Klamath Art Association who are sprucing up the grounds for en ert center. They Are, left to right, Fern Short, Mrs. Jack Warrick, Mrs. B. B. Blomquist, Mrs. Agnes Oliver Iwjth shovel) end Mrs. Kathryn Brumbaugh. , To r&!l Cc 1'OItTI.AM) i AP Three Port lr.nd residents. ac.nis"d of hejn accomplices in a .Stockton. Calif., bank robbery. Miniday were or dered removed to Stockton for trial. , I'.S. Coiiiiiii.ior.er Claire Mun ilortf said the cases of Marie Snila Bckins, l'J: Kathleen Rae McLean, 1): and Gilbert Du vane Layman, tbtn would he considered by a federal grano jury there. The three are cbarced in fed eral warrants with beinc accom plices in the June 9 rohhery, in which J.al was taien from the Wilson Way Dr.mch of the Bank tif America in Stockton. Richard Windell Holt is hein held in Stockton on a bank rob bery charge, the KB1 here re ported. An attorney for the two writt en said he may anpc;i Vcrning Issued In China F!ccd TOKYO (API Rod China warned the millions of Chinese liv in the Canton area of Kwanstuns province that rajmj Hood crests on the swollen North and West riers will strike there Wednes day. The Communists already have said the floods in Kwanstiins may be I he worst of the century. The damage is expected to deal a sharp blow to Red economic liepes this year. Police Seek Tvo Seamen . SI. JOll.NS. Nfld. (API-Police today hunted two young seamen who jumped ship from the Setiet trawler Neman. One report said Mrs. Vmn-.Sl.MO was missing from the ship. dortts rul.ug to the L.S. District: victor Selianoff. second secre- couri nerc. The three rorllund residents' rre being held in the Multnomah County Jail in lieu of $.V00O bail apiece. Cssitda Aides View Di:; Visit-a recent hnusesuest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Howard. M-.t-rill, was Howard's aunt, Mrs. Ma mie Kelsey, Oklahoma City. Mis. Kelsec- accompanied Mr.- and Mrs. Howard on a trip to Mexico in early June. from Washington Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cartw right and Ray Daw ley. lormer residents of Malm, were in the Morrill-.Malin area on a combination business and pleasure trip over Cartw rights the weekend, moved to a T.ie farm SIR WALTER. RIS DItlVKR ATLANTA U'PD - George W. Isigdon, a bus driver, sens ollicially commended by the City Transit System for tarrying a waiting oman passenger across a mUd puddle so she could Jet on. ary of the Sov iet Kmhassy in Ot tawa, came to St. Johns to inves tigate the disappearance of the seamen after the Neman docked here Sunday. The missing men were "identi fied as Vilnis Butholds and Adolph Tlonis, both 21. The .N,em.an cts as a factory ship, for thc Soviet trawler fleet on rne . Grand Banks. She put in here for provisions. 'ft PORTLAND (piThree rep resentatives of the Canadian Nav came to town Monday to look at a damaged dike on Suavics Is land. It was reported 'carlrr that tile damage was caused from waves sot up by a flotilla d Canadian destroyer - escorts that steamed too briskly up the Columbia Riv er. The ships came here on a good will visit to take part in Port land's annual Ro.-e Festival. Taking a look at the damaged dike Monday were Capt. G. Roos Turner of Victoria. B. C; Robert Cose of Vancouver. B.C., repre senting an insurance firm; and Will Pegusch of Vancouver, B.C., an engineer. Alter an inspection conducted by Hip U.S. Corps ol . Kngineers. everyone decided the river was too high to get a proper look at the damage. The t.S. engineers said anothfi inspcclion will be made when the level of the river falls. home in .Mesa, Washington, March I. Visiting in Malin is Albert Stast ny, Portland, at the home ot his brother. M. M. Stastny. Mr. and Mrs. K.mil. Polivka and M. M. Stastny attended Rose Festival ac tivities and the Centennial exposi tion while in Portland recently. Mains Mariners will n-'ct Wed nesday. June 21. at the Gerald Brown home at p.m. for a bar becue dinner. Malin teachers attending sum mer school at Southern Oregon Col lege, Ashland, are Mrs. Lmil To lell and Charles Dobry. Delegates min Malin In the state grange convention. Baker, were Mr. and Mrs. Krncst Gray. Registering for summer school at Oregon State College is James Conroy, principal of Malin High School. Leslie Martin, former Ma linilc. now teaching in Gilchrist, will also enroll for summer studies at OSC. Relumed lo Malin. after a va cation along the Oregon coast are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hale and family. Hale. Malin Grade School Attending Southwest Oregon Presbvtcry Senior High Camp at Lake of the Wood were Karen liajnus and Gar Halotisck, Ma 1m. The Rev. Fthen Whitman ol the Malin Presbyterian Coirjtumi ty Church was an instructor at the camp. Auenitiiig 4-H Summer School ion the Oregon Slate College cam ipus. Corvallis, this week are Lou ise Martin and Fvelyn and Lllen Kajnus, all of Malin. These girls are members of the Malin 4-11 Knitting Club. Graduates Mrs. Beverly Park er, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Martin. Malin, received her B S degree in education from Southern Oregon College this June. She will teach in Chula Vista. Califor nia, this fall. 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