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HERALD AND NKWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. Wpdnrsdav. Ocfobrr 21, 1059
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Reg Thomas, are Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Monroe and Louis
Jr. of Cave Junction.
Weekend visitors in Langcll Val
ley were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Ilriczi.sc.se of Klamath Falls, visit
ing their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice Spillane, and Mr. and
.Mrs. Peter Hricziscse.
.inl Mrs. Aldcn Lovcness and fam
ily, now living in C'hico, Califor
nia. They were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Hull.
New Baby born to Mr. and Mrs.
llarley Krcbs at the Malin Medical
Clinic on October 11 has been
named Lawrence Wayne. He
weighed 7 lbs., 9 ozs.
Leo Souza and two children of
Tiburon, California.
o
Lee Jackson of Mediord spent
several days in Langell Valley
with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and
9lts. George Fernlund and family.
Food Sale Members of the Bo
nanza Farm Bureau are asked to
leave their cakes, pies or dough
nuts at Bold's Meat Market by !i
a.m. Saturday, October 24. Mrs.
Lloyd Hankins will be in charge
of the booth in the city hall build
ing here the food 'will be sold,
with co'r?e during the Potato
Festival at Merrill.
Ill Mrs. John Sullivan is ill at
Basin Briefs
Guckts at the J. Perry Haley
home in Malin are their daughter
and her family, Mr. and Mrs.
. Catholic Daughters oj America
arid candidates will meet in the
Visiting in Malin over the week
end were former residents, Mr.
Iter home in Langcll Valley and
will be in bod for several weeks.
parish hall ' of .. Sacred Heart
Church October 25 between 7:30
and 7:45 a.m. to receive Holy
Commonion in a body at the 8
a.m. Mass. Breakfast will follow
at the Willard Hotel. All mem
bers are requested to call Dor
othy Zwicner at TU 4-8621 or Mil
lie Zarosinski, TU 2-0559 before
Thursday, October 22, for break
fast reservations.
Peanut- Butter I
pWli I r-CK FREE - TWO-CELL FLASHLIGHT - with large I HD I 1
Merrill Mr. and Mrs. i
Robert Danosky have received
word of the birth of their first
grandchild October 10 to Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Overmiller or Maten
Island, New York. The little boy
weighd in at 7 lbs., 2 ozs. and
has been named Carl Lee. The
baby's mother is the former Dor
,othy Danosky.
Weed Soldier William 1. West
fall. 20. son of Mr. and Mrs. K-l-
wood Ellison, Weed, recently was
promoted to sergeant rank in Ger
many where he is stationed. He
was graduated from Weed Hifih
School, in June, 1957, entered the
service that month and arrived in
Germany last December.
Meeting Bonanza Farm Bureau
Center will meet in the grade
school cafeteria at 8 p.m. Wednes
day, October 21. Dr. Fred J.
Wcdlism. veterinarian, will discuss J
a current problem, ."fled Water1
Disease." There will also be dis
cussion of a proposed resolution
on imports of lambs and wool into
the United States.
Midland Community Club will
meet Thursday, October 22, at 1:30
p.m. at the home of Dorothy Sharp.
Bessie Thompson will be co-hostcss.
Chiloquin resident, Sharon
Wilder, a freshman at Oregon
State College, has been chosen a
member of the Madrigal Singers,
a select 100-voice, school choir. It
will present the complete "Messi
ah" in Corvallis early in Decem
ber. She is the daugther of Dr.
and Mrs. F. D. Wilder, Klamath
Agency. 1
Yrrka rtesident Army 2nd
Lt. Harry W. Garner Jr. com
pleted the 12-week field artillery of
ficer basic course October 7 at
Fort Sill, Oklahoma.
Tulclake soldier. Army Pic.
Delmar D. Rodgers, 20. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry D. Rodgers, re
cently participated in a 10 day
simulated combat maneuver at his
base in Wcrtheim, Germany. He
entered the Army in January,
1957. He attended Tulclake High
School.
Deer Hunters Mr. and Mrs. Les
ter R. Bichn and Mr. and Mrs.
Pete Munday of Gpld Hill were
calling on friends in Dairy last
Friday. They were on their way
to Bly Mountain to do some deer
hunting.
Square Dance Lakovicw Timber
Twirlcrs are hosting the Interstate
Highlanders area meeting Satur
day, October 24, at Memorial Hall
in Lakovicw. Proceeds to go to the
association. Sandwich supper for
old and new officers at 6:30 p.m.
Dance at 8 p.m. All callers wel
come. t
Back To Base 2nd Lt. Mel
da Chandler of Amarillo, Texas,
has been visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boroughs of
Lowell, her sister and brother-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffcrs Ledcr
man of Oak Ridge, and aunt and
uncle, Mr. and .Mrs, Marvin Mi
chael of Dairy. She left last Thurs
day to return to Amarillo Air
Force Base where she is stationed.
Arrived In Dairy Mr. and Mrs.
George Woods arrived in Dairy
last Friday to visit their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Nel
son Wood and Teddy. They will do
some hunting while here
Attend Wedding Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Brown, Kcno, have re
turned from Carlon, Nevada, where
they attended the wedding of his
brother, Clark Brown.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Micka October 9 at the Malin Clin
ic a bahy girl weighing 8 lbs., t
ozs. She has been named Susan
Lynn and is welcomed at home
by two sisters, Cindy and Judy
Maternal grandparents arc Mr.
and Mrs. Carlo Cornell and pater
nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs
Albert Micka, all of Malin.
Rocupcrjting from the logging
accident he suffered several weeks
ago is Allen Myers of Malin. He
is at the Klamath Valley Hospital
Baby Ctrl was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Leon Turner of Malin at the
.Malin Clinic on October 9. She
weighed 6 lbs., 9 ozs. and has
been named Pamela LeeAnne. Pa
tcrnal grandmother is Mrs. Emma
jean Turner of Malin.
Successful The rummage sale
given by the Bonanza Farm Bu
reau last weekend was a success.
If members can get more rum
mage they will hold another sale
In the vacant building next door
to the Bonanza Post Ofiice Satur
day, October 24.
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600
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Armour Star Thick Sliced
2-lb. pkg.
Salmon
Whole or half fresh
Sliced lb. 69c
lb.
Red Snapper
ib.
49 c
89c
65c
35c
Popcorn
Patty Dae
Yellow or White
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FRESH PORK
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Peanuts H 2i77c
Raisins "ir 4 79
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339
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Large Loaf
31c
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Shortening 5
Red Raspberry, Black Raspberry,
Strawberry and Peach - Pennant f ff $L
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Rice - 29c
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Crater
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69c
Rancho 4-lb. Box Covers 500 Feet
LAWN GRASS
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Blue Bell
Potato Chips
Big 39c
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Fresh Medo Bel
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Lettuce
Head
CARROTS
Bulk Ib.
5c
Season's Choicest
Cauliflower
Lge.
Heads
Washington - Jonathan
Apples
Full
40-lb.
Box
2"
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The Finest
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SPINACH
71.00
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No. 303
tins
1.00
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