Thursday. .Tulv fl, 1959
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BASIN BRIEFS
HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Or.
Judy Bricco of Klamalh Falls
pent several days last week at the
R. . Martyr home in Dairy.
From Portland Sally Ravizza,
Portland, is visiting or a month
with friends in the Chiloquin area.
Visit Friends Marilyn and Den
nis Echlin, who lived in Chiloquin
(or three years but have been
away the past six years, are vis
iting friends there. They will re
turn this week to their home in
Portland. 1 ;
Second Son Mr. and Mrs. Wil
ltam Norval are parents of their
second son, Douglas David, born
at Klamath Valley Hospital, June
24. The Norval's other son, Jeffry,
is 19 months old. Grandparents
re Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Norval,
Chiloquin, and the Rev. and Mrs,
David Schneider, Gulfilo, Costa
Rica. , - .
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Grover
Dick of Emmett, Idaho, spent a
(ew days wer the Fourth of July
weekend with Dick's brother,
Thomas, and his wife, Kathryn in
Hew Pure Creek.
. En Route to 'Denver are Mr.
and Mrs. Max Frinl: and daugh
ters of Grants Pass. They spenf
the Fourth of , July with Mrs.
Frink's sister, Mrs. Avis Gentry
and her family of New Pine Creek.
Return Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Cornmesser, Pleasanlon, have re
turned home after visiting Mrs.
Cornmesser's grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. E. Rugg, in New
Pine Creek over the Fourth of
July weekend.
On Leave Jay Bruno of New
Jersey visited at the Jack Leahy
residence in New Pine Creek over
the Fourth of July Weekend. He
was on leave from his service
base in Oakland. He was accom
panied by Leahy's nieces, Mar
garet and Joan Brennan of Oak
land.
Moved Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mul
vey of New Pine Creek and their
children spent the Fourth of July
weekend moving to Klamath Falls;
Mulvey will work at the Johns
Manvllle plant near Chiloquin.
Recovering Mrs. Cora Cook' of
New Pine Creek received word
Tuesday that her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Hilton St. Clair of Grants
Pass is recovering from lung sur
f ery.
On Tour Mr. and Mrs. Ivan C.
Miller of Kelso visited last week
with Mrs. Hallie Cook, New Pine
Creek. They .also visited Luther
and Ester Miller and other rela
tives in Lakeyiew.
Leaves Mrs. Alpha Hartzog of
New Pine Creek left Sunday with
her son Glen McGrew and her
grandson, John McGrew, to visit
McGrew and his family at their
fcome in Prineville. McGrew visit
ed his sister, Mrs. Buna Faris
and her family while in New Pine
Creek.
: Guests at the home ot Mrs.
Olyn Aldridge and family at New
Pine Creek last week were Mr.
and Mrs. George D. Snell and
family of Sacramento. Snell is the
brother of Mrs. Aldridge.
Picnic will be held by the 4-H
Leaders Association Sunday, July
12, Malin Park at 2 p.m. Bring
food for a potluck lunch and table
aervice for the family. Punch and
ice cream will be furnished.
In Washington Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Kelleher of Tulelake left July
4 for Seattle where they will visit
Mrs. Kelleher's brother, Roger
Walsh.
Coastal Trip Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Owner and Mrs. Grav of Tulelake
left Wednesday for Bend where
Mrs. Gray will visit relatives. Mr.
and Mrs. Covner will be joined
by three of Coyner's brothers and
i wives for a deep sea fishing trip
to Winchester Bay.
Spending Summer Joan Peters
ef Riverside is spending the sum
mer at the home of her grand
mother, Mrs. Cora Young, Tule
lake. Weekend visitors at the
Young home were her son and
family, the Bob Youngs of Med
Jord. Visiting Here Mrs. Erwin C.
Bahlburg and children of Newport
are visting at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bent
ley of Tulelake.
Returned Home After spending
the Fourth of July weekend in
Bend, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Brooks
and son, Raymond, returned to
their home in Montague.
Camping Mr. and Mrs.'Orlo Da
vis of Little Shasta, their daugh
ter, Betty Hodgcn, and Dallas
Cook, small son of Mr. and Mrs.
C. Cook, spent the holiday week
end camping on Elk Creek.
Returned Mrs. Henrietta Ter
williger of Little Shasta and Mrs.
Annabelle Burket, Montague, spent
th holiday weekend in Susanville.
Ta Mcdford Mrs. Charlotte Da
vit, Mrs. Ruby Cook and young
son, Dallas, spent last Monday in
Medford.
Housrguests Mr. and Mrs. Stu
art Higgs of Montague have as
houseguests, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Johns, North Hollywood, who are
the parents of Mrs. Higgs. They
stopped en route at Sacramento,!
where they were joined by Penny
Rich, 12-year-old cousin M Mrs. I
Higgs. , '
Weekend Here Mr. and Mrs. 1
Les Thaler and family of Cedar-
ville and Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Twyman of Redding spent the
weekend at the home of their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs., Thaler. Tule
lake., ' :
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Returns From Washington Mrs.
Delia Frailey of Tulelake has re
turned from Yakima where she
visited her brother, Nealy N. OH
ney, who is ill. j
Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Oscar;
Stelzer, Eugene, spent the week
end at the home of Mrs. Stelzer's
brother and wife, -Mr. and Mrs,
Ben Wilson, Tulelake.
Crescent Lake Weekend The
Bud i. Greenbank family, Galen
Lesh family and Ed Baley family,'
all of Tulelake, spent the weekend;
at the Ed Osborne home. j
Grants Pass Visitors Mr. and
Mrs. Clinton Wynn and family
spent the weekend at the home of
his brother and family, the Sam
Wynn's of Newell.
Washington Trip The Marv Jer
zykowski family of Tulelake are
spending a week's vacation in
Washington.
Visting Here Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Burkard and daughter of San
Francisco are visiting at the New
ell home of Mr.1 and Mrs. Fred
Simonds.
'Catholic Daughters are asked to
attend the Holy Rosary for Hugh
D. O'Connor Thursday, July 9, at
8 p.m. at O'Hair's Memorial Chap
el. Requiem Mass will be offered
Friday, July 10, at 9:30 a.m. in the
Sacred Heart Church.
Visiting Here Mr. and Mrs.
hart Blackburn ot r ullerton are
visiting at the home of their daugh
ter and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Robison and children, New
ell.
Weekend Trip The Jim Stearns
family of Newell spent the week
end at LaPme.
Visiting Relatives Mrs. Inga
Hobbs of Newell left recently for
Prineville and The Dalles where
she will visit friends and relatives,
Platina Trippers Mr. and Mrs.
Leland Evans, Fort Jones, recent
ly returned from a trip to Plalina,
where they visited the R; I. Mc-
Williams family.
Fishing The Robert Becson
family of Fort Jones went on a
fishing trip in the Salmon Moun
tains last weekend. -
Campers Mr. and Mrs. Rick
Findell and Mr. and Mrs. Bud
Davis of Fort Jones camped near
Sawyer's Bar over the Fourth of
July holiday.
Holiday Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Smith and their two daughters left
Fort Jones last Friday to spend
the holiday weekend at their sum
mer cabin on Kidder Creek.
Hospitalized Felix Kunz, well
known Fort Jones resident, has
been in the Yreka Hospital for
several weeks.
Mrs. Olive Fraley and son, Jer
ry of Dairy, and Mrs. Melva Mat
thews, Burbank, Califorornia, left
last Saturday for a month's vaca
tion, driving to Seattle, and from
there taking a plane to Anchor
age, Alaska.
Proud Parents Mr. and Mrs
Richard D. Wright are the parents
of a boy, born July 2, at Klamath
Valley Hospital. Grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Martyr, Dairy
and Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Wright
of the state of Washington. Mrs.
Beulah Crabtree, Dairy, is the ba
by's great-grandmother.
Returning with Mr. and Mrs
Arthur Vieira and daughters of
Glencoe, California, Mrs. Rosa Vi
eira, Arthur's mother, will spend
some time there. The younger Vi
eiras had spent last holiday week
end in Dairy. v
Yreka Visitors for the holiday
weekend in Dairy were Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. Brown and family
and Jim Quigley, visiting Brown'!
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. John Tofell and family. Kar
en Tofell went to Yreka with her
grandmother to spend a week.
Visit Mother Mr. and Mrs. By
ron Welch, Lakeview, visited last
Sunday with their mother, Mrs,
Sarah Michael, Dairy.
NOT NATIVE NOW
Geological records show that the
hickory tree originally extended
into Greenland and was found in
Europe. No native species occur
there today.
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