HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore.
Friday, January 22. IflOO
PAGE FIVE
BASIN
Mrs. Alma Heath of Steamboat
Springs, Colorado, is visiting her
nephew, Delmar Hand, Summer
Lake, and family for an indefi
nite time. She is assisting with
,the care of a new baby.
Depth of snowfall at Summer
Lake has reached 12 inches fol
lowing last Sunday's storm. The
mercury dropped to zero degrees
" twice in January, on the 4th and
-13th.
Elmer McClure, Oregon State
grange master, will be here at
the Midland Grange Hall Friday,
January 22, at 8 p.m. to address
.'the county grange conference and
give instructions. Remember the
perfect o f f i c e r s' attendance
award. Bring sandwiches or pot
luck dessert.
George Steele, Navy electronics
technician seaman, son of Mr.
end Mrs. George D. Steele of Gil
christ, is serving at the Whidbey
' Island Naval Air Station, Oak
, Harbor, Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thompson
' ef Macdoel were dinner guests last
Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Vaple, Beverly and Kay, of Klam-
eth Falls. '
Mr. and Mrs. Les Gardner of
Canby were weekend guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wilson of Mac
doel. Etna vicinity has had a num.-
ber of cases of Scarletina report
ed during the past month.
Miss Doriee Young became sud
, denly ill last Sunday at her
, ranch home near Etna. She was
taken to the Siskiyou County Hos
pital at Yreka, Monday evening.
She is reported recovering sat
isfactorily. '
, Mrs. L. C. Reynolds, D u n s
, rnuir, fell and broke her arm last
Saturday. Medical help was close.
Mrs. Reynolds was helping her
son, Dr. J. W. Reynolds, move
, into his offices in the new Medi
, cal-Optical Building. .. .
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Boyd, Tule
. lake, were Sunday afternoon
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Kappen, Macdoel.
Mrs. Eslclla Hiett, Etna, has
left for a visit with her son, Wil
liam Hiett and family, in Reno.
She plans to go to Salt Lake City
to do temple work in connection
with the Church of Jesus Christ
:' of Latter Day Saints. She will re
turn by way of eastern Oregon.
Margaret O I s e n, manager of
i- Hilltop unit of Oaklo Motel, Duns
muir, will return Saturday from
a two-week vacation in Florida.
Mrs. Olsen flew to Miami and
has been staying with Mrs. Helen
Jones, mother of Dunsmuir's
Mayor J. M. Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Walker of
Indian Creek are staying for the
winter at Nell Dangle's ranch in
Quartz Valley while she is in San
Francisco.
Elta Edwards, June Eastlick,
Joyce Parks and Lou Edwards
are some of the Quartz Valley
residents down with flu. Lou Ed
wards also fell and sprained her
right arm.
Mrs. Elmer Kappen, Macdoel,
received word last Saturday that
her father, J. F. William of Bar
tlesville, Oklahoma, had died that
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Hand,
Summer Lake, became the par
'ents of their third son, born Jan
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Hospital. The baby has been
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brothers, Laurence and David.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hand, Klam
ath Kails, and Mrs. May Deboy
of Boise, Idaho, are grandparents.
Holy Cross Altar Society is
sponsoring a public card party
Sunday, January 24, at 7 p.m.
at the parish hall in Tulclake.
Bridge and pinochle will be
played. There will be prizes and
refreshments.
Mrs, Cora Thatcher, San Jose,
arrived January 16 for an extend
ed visit with her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Collar of Greenview. Mrs. Thatch
er has been in Seattle for the
past month visiting another
daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Broadbenl of
British Columbia and John
O'Leary, Portland, visited recent
ly at the D. T. O'Connor ranch,
Summer Lake. O'Leary is Mrs.
O'Connor's brother.
Mr. and Mrs. Vcrn Maw and
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Carlon and
children of Summer Lake were
dinner guests of the Russell Em
erys in Silver Lake last Saturday-
evening. Mrs. Emery is teacher
at the Ana River School, Sum
mer Lake.
Kathy Crawford was given a
birthday party by her grandmoth
er, Mrs. Lennie Crawford, Janu
ary 12. Kathy is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Crawford,
Greenview. The small honored
guest received gifts and refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. Julius Pcrcrra, Green-
view, and three children are 'in
bed with flu. Julius Pererra went
to Roseburg recently and took a
truck to help the Jerry Eastlicks
move back to Greenview.
Summer Lake Home Economics
Club will meet January 27 at the
home of Delores Smith with Rosa
lie Claggett as co-hostess.
Sam Branson, Etna, is visiting
his brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Gene Branson, in Klam
ath Falls.
Elders Ordained
By Malin Church
MALIN At the Sunday morn
ing service of the Malin Presby
terian Community Church, four
new elders were ordained in cere
monies conducted by the Rev,
Ethen Whitman. They are Mrs.
Illys Reeves, Dale Holl, Ed Stast
ny and Larry Barbour.
Another recently elected elder,
Marion Monfore, who has pre
viously been ordained, will be in
stalled Sunday, January 24. Oth
ers serving as elders are Mrs.
Gladys Rajnus, George Fabianpk,
Mrs. Lee Reber apd Leonard Will.
Deacons, Mrs. Helen Loosley and
Mrs. Marge Monfore and trustee
G. C. Blohm will be installed on
January 24. All these new officers
of the church were elected at the
Congregational meeting held Sun
day afternoon, January 10.
Robert E. Lee's birthday, Jan.
19, is celebrated as a legal holi
day -in 10 southern states.
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NEW GREEN UNIFORMS were issued to members of local
Battery C- National Guardsmen recently. The men, from
left, are Warrant Officer Al Childers, battery administra
tion officer; S.I.C. Clarence Greenstreet, supply sergeant,
and S.F.C. Arnold Harper, mess steward. Prospective guards
men may contact Childers at the new armory on Shasta
Way. Photo by Jack W. Metz
Ministers Pick
New President
MOUNT SHASTA The Reverend
Harold .Casper, pastor of Assem
bly of God Church, has been chos
en president of the Mount Shasta
Ministers' Association for 1!W0. He
succeeds Reverend Lee De Solnier,
of Church Evangel who presided
during 195':).
The association cooperates with
all agencies dealing with the pub
lic, particularly in charitable en
deavors. All donations are correlat
ed to supply all that are in need
of aid. Monthly meeting, and more
often if needed, keeps all informed
of all activities in the public aid
field.
Girl, 16, Victim
Of Hit And Run
NEW YORK (AP)-A 16-year-
old girl trying to cross a York-
ville street Monday night became
the city's 10th hit-run fatality in
three weeks.
A man arrested as a drunken
driver several hours later was
charged with driving the car that
knocked down Nancy Trotti and
dragged her half a- block.
Albert Azzoliha, 29, of Astoria,
Queens, wqs arrested after refus
ing to halt his car on a police
man's orders. His auto matched
the description of the runaway
car. He was charged with vehicu
lar homicide and leaving the
scene of an accident, as well as
drunken driving.
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HOL'GIITS FOR MEDITATION
What is it that makes a per
son a Christian? By what stan
dards are you and I considered
a Christian or a non-Christian?
Many times we are judged by the
regularity of our church attend
ance, by our contributions and oth
er such things. These are import
ant, but they are factors, not stan
dings. The early disciples were called
Christians because they were fol
lowers of Christ. If we study the
four gospels we find that Christ,
both in his example and his
teachings, gave lessons often on
personal development. He taught
of love, of humility, faith, service
to God, and reverence. Can any
rites designed by a church or God
himself make us Christians if we
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By BOB THOMAS
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HOLLYWUUU (AP) Its no
wonder that a flock of Hollywood
names have been dropping in to
watch the Finch murder trial. It
has more drama than a month of
Perry Masons.
The protagonists are well cast
There is the smooth, urbane Dr,
11. Bernard Finch, listening in
tently to the testimony and break
ing into a toothpaste - ad smile
when a witness utters some un
conscious humor. During the re
cesses, he talks to newsmen with
the geniality of a physician an
swering questions about flu symp
toms.
Sharing the defendants' table is
Carole Tregoff, young, buxom,
red-haired. The state has por
trayed her as the doctor's mistress
and co-conspirator in the death of
his wife.
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Eagan, with the look and pugna
city of a pro football tackle, and
young Donald R. Bringhold, with
whom she often confers. Dr
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Grant Cooper, equally urbane and
ingratiating.
The state's case is being present
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Crail, both bald and distinguished,
both bristling with outrage for the
acts they claim the loving pair
committed. Crail is especially
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attorneys, accusing them of trying
to scare the state s witnesses.
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courtroom cast Is Superior Judge
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pecially imposing as he strides to
the bench in his black robe, he
reminds one of Sen. Estcs Kefau
ver. He has the height and long
face of the senator and the same
calm, deliberate manner of speak
ing, though without the bucolic
overtones.
No one is fooled hy his gentle
approach, however, his stern look
quickly indicates he is a no-nonsense
kind of judge, and he can
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style.
One of those attending every
day is Cornwell Jackson, part own
er of the Perry Mason TV show.
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His wife. Gail Patrick, who pro
duces the show, also appears
frequently,
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