Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, February 19, 1960, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE 2 A HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. Friday, Feb. 19, I960 Klamath rIU, Ortfon Serving Southern Oregon and Northern California Published daily except Saturday by Southern Oreion PtiblUhini Company Mam at Esplanade Phone TUxrrto 4-HII1 FRANK JKNK1NS. Editor BOX JENKINS, Managing Editor FLOYD WYNNE. Clljf Editor IMtered aa aecond clan matter at the pott office at Klamath Kali. Oregon, en Auguit 20, 1B06, under art of Congres. March S, 1879 Second-claw potae paid at Klamath ram. tjregon. and at additional malllno office! SUBSCRIPTION RATES Carrier 1 Month 1 M 0 Mnnthl , ... I 0 10 1 Year ! Mail in Advance , 1 Month a i iw 6 Month t 1 AO ' 1 Year - llfl 00 Carrier and Dealers Wek days copy Ae Sundays, copy lc UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATED PRESS AUDIT RliREAIJ OF CIRCULAl'lUN Suhscribers not receiving delivery of their Herald and News, plmae phone TUxedo 4-8111 before 7 PM After T PM, phone Maurice Miller Cir eulatlnn MannfrT et TUxedo 4-47.12 Altar Society BLY The recently formed SI. James Altar Society of Bly will hold its first money making pro ject for the church on February at when members will sponsor a ham dinner at the Bly school cafe-j tcria from 4 to 7 p.m. Price lor the dinner will be $1.50 for adults, 75 cents under 12 years ol aue. and pre-school children free. Money raised from this project will be used toward purchasing a statue for the new church which was dedicated October 11, 1959. Officers of the society follow: Delia Mclsncss, president; Jo Dil lavou, secretary-treasurer; Eliza beth Campbell, vice president and Reva 0'Neil, publicity The Kalmar Union was the trea ly which united Sweden, Norway and Denmark into one kingdom in 1397. BASIN BRIEFS Continuous Shows Soturdoy t Sundoy from 12:45 I I J TONfTI LAST 2 DAYS! RITA ANTHONY GIG HAYWORTH - FRANCIOSA-YOUNG OnimaScoc llfHOMCwiC JOUUO f T HE DOESN'T LOOK , I LIKE A MURDERER, r Wft ' jjawig.. J tiiitn fiU IllCUU'UUIUWyil-UldVCI praitftfi THE DO-IT-YOURSELF CRIME THAT'LL MAKE YOU DIE LAUGHING! GLENN DEBBIE FORD REYNOLDS THE eo-ttomng CARL REINER h JOHN McGIVER in CINEMASCOPE Shu's all I tied up I In knots I twciuu I ot hur IJlTL gajebo1 W .V II fven the II D A. has III rrnh III 0ebbi9" ll'n II Unit hootf I with I II b'l tecrtll fffSSSi - Ends Saturday- Open Toniu 6:45 P.M. - Sat & Sun. ot 12:45 P.M. Feature Times: Friday 7:00 and 10:00 Sot. 1:00 -4:00 - 7:00- 10:05 feature Times: Friday at 8:40 Only Sat. 7:40 - 5:40 and 8:40 j mrz cuk i-rci j I YARD OIL ( FT I f mil PnCTU in -DOROTHY PROVINE LUU UUOILLLU GALE : GORDON PL. US TYRONE POWER IHEMAWCOF $3 WmMW Kenneth Bold, Bonanza, spent several days at Medford recently with his brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Howrey Roberts entertained at their home in Lan- gell Valley February 14 with din ner in honor of the 12th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Art Monroe. Evelyn Edwards, Quartz Valley, enjoyed a visit from Dorothy Er nest of Yreka, February 16. Mrs. Rose Vicria, Hildcbrand, Is at Hillside Hospital in Klamath Kalis. Bonanza Parents and Patrons will meet in the school auditorium at 8. p.m. February 24. Carrol Howe will talk on the school budg et and there will be musical se lections by Linda Holt and Jan ice Burk. Mrs. Olive Fraley's sec ond grade will have a doll show. Refreshments will be served. Frank McFall, Grcenview, re turned home from the Siskiyou County General Hospital at Yreka, February 17. Mr. and Mrs. Evan Carlon Suriimer Lake, honored their daughter, Toni, on her first birth day with a party. Gnosis were .Mr. and Mrs. Bob Carlon and family, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Oliver, Paisley, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Carlon. W. F. Jinnette Ranch near Merrill was the scene of a fire early last Wednesday morning. It was thought the fire was caused by a heat lamp in the barn. The barn was destroyed. Merrill Fire Department answered the call at 3:40 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Banister and daughter, Candace, and Bill Plumb, all of Paisley, and Mr. and Mrs. Julius Pauck, Lakevlew, were guests of their sons at Dads' Weekend festivities at Southern Oregon College last weekend. Ted Rowcliffe Jr., Idaho Falls, is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Rowcliffe Sr., of Langell Valley. Mr. and Mrs. James Walker and daughter, Wylie, Merrill, are va cationing in Texas and other places ot Interest. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Smith, Eu gene, were recent weekend guests of the Bud Curriers at Summer Lake. Pfc. John Berlhclscn, Fort Lewis, Washington, has been vis iting in Etna with his wife and parents, Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Ber lhclscn. Mr. and Mrs. John Percrra. Quartz Valley, had a Valentine weekend visit from Mrs. Pererra's mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hartley, Reno. Hobble Mason. French Creek who has been in the hnsnilal in San Francisco for a couple of weeks, arrived home by plane r cbruary 16. March of Dimes dance in the VFW Hall at Paisley Saturday, February 13, had a good turnout. Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Hnnils and Randy of Chcmult. Mr. and Mis. Jewel Dixon, Stockton, and Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Gray and boys from Dunsmuir. were last Sundav dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Maiik Forrest at Mount Hebron. Mr. and Airs. Fred W. Coles. Klamath Falls, were guests of the Lyle Coles at Red Rock Valley last Sunday evening Mrs. Carl Lewis. Etna, s D e n t several days recently visiting her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lewis, Platina. 'Mr. and Mrs. Dn-ight Kirrher are in Portland this week attend ing an annual buyers week for hardware store owners. They will return to Chiloquin this weekend. Mr. anil Mrs. Dick Siemens and Sharon Wilder, all from Corvallis where Siemens Is a senior at Ore gon Stale and Sharon a freshman, visited at Chiloquin last weekend. Mrs. Nell Sovey. Etna, fell last Thursday and severed an artery in the same wrist she fractured recently. Mr. and Mrs. Don Fitzgerald and four daughters of Plush were last Sunday guests of the Jeremiah O'Leary family at Summer Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Harry "Skip" llanna, Etna, are the parents of a hoy born February 15 at the office of Dr. G. P. Ashcraft in Etna. Mrs. Verretta Crosby, For est Grove, Is the maternal grand mother and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jorgen Daniel son of Etna. Iloinrr Whipple' grass fire got nut of hand last Monday and the Fort Jones fire truck was called to put out the blare. Fort Lewis, are the parents of a girl born February 14 at the office of Dr. G. P. Ashcraft in Etna. She has been named Terri Gayle and is the couple's first child. Mr. and Mrs, Boyd Claggett and family have returned to Summer Lake from a two weeks' vacation in California with relatives. They will leave February 22 for Port land and Salem. Their son Casey, will see an eye specialist. Mr. and Mrs. John Manncrine Chiloquin, recently attended the Copeland Yard Convention at Portland, an annual event. Mr. and Mrs, Russell Furring ton, Callahan, are on a guided tour of southern Mexico. Their son, Stephen, and his wife are In charge of the Farrington Store and the Callahan post office. Mrs. Loralne Starr, Portland, is home for 10 days visiting her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Lewis, at Mount Hebron. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Johnson Paisley, have moved to Oklahoma to a new job. Mrs. Johnson is the former Garnet Blair, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill O'Con- ners. Her husband is the son of Mrs. Helen Whitwell, all of Pais ley. Mr. and Mrs. James Parham and daughter, Cindy, recently vis iled Mr. and Mrs. Basil Walker at Greenview. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ernest at Yreka, former residents of Green view. They returned to their home at Modesto February 14. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bergsnyder, Callahan, have sold their ranch to Mr. and Mrs. Johnson of Ana heim. The Johnsons will take pos session in the spring. Strout Really handled the sale. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Cannon and family, Summer Lake, were guests of the Fort Rock Grange at its regular session last Satur day afternoon. Glenn Studiman, Bly, will be caller and give instructions at a beginners' square dance class Tuesday, February 23, at the Mer rill Recreation Hall from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. Anyone interested is invited. For information call Merrill 2362. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gift have returned to Langell Valley from a short trip to Ontario. Ronald Kctchuin and Carolyn Modien, Redding, spent the week end at Bonanza with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ketchum. Mrs. James Baxter, Merrill, Is visiting in Las Vegas with her family. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mulkey, Plush, visited at Paisley last Mon day. He is driver of the Plush- Lakeview stage. Bradley McMilan left Etna last Wednesday for Ashland to visit his uncle before leaving for Pasadena where he plans to stay indefinite ly. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Whipple, Greenview, will have as house guests February 22 and 23, Mr. and Mrs. Russcl Winn of Med ford. While here, the Winns will make tamalcs in the Tamale Kitchen of Mrs. Whipple to take home with them. Joyce Parks, Quartz Valley, an elementary school teacher at Ga zelle, spent last weekend in Stockton at the home of her sis ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Weber. Mr. and Mrs. Clnrenre Dudley "DENNIS THE MENACE" It's suae a neat tent! itfe emu Gar Bible Baptist Church "A Cry In the Night," hour-long missionary film, will be shown at the Bible Baptist Church, 2244 Wiard Street, at 7 p.m. Sunday February 21. The film was made in India and depicts many of the age-old customs in a non-Christ ian civilization. The film, released by World Vis ion, recently won first place in the documentary division of the Wi- nono Film Festival, an internation al competition for religious films. The public is invited. Boy Scout Sunday Families and friends of the Con gregational Church joined with fam ilies of Boy Sqout Troop 77 and Cub Scout Pack 77 Sunday, Febru ary 7, in observance of National Boy Scout Sunday. During the morning worship service charters of the two groups were presented by Dick Wyatt, Modoc Area Council representative and accepted by Cliff Kenyon, In stitutional representative. Kenyon introduced Scoutmaster Ted Co- ker; Cubmaster Emmitt Tucker, Den mothers Joan Aschenbach, Louise Mitchell and Dorothy Young, Committeemen E. A. Carlson, Doug Knudsen, James Pinson, Gail Putnam and Charles Reynolds. Forest Hawlcy, church moder ator, presented the scoutmaster with (he new troop flag. Special guests were William Dar- mod and Lysander Padmore, for eign exchange students at OTI and Cub Scouts of Roosevelt Pack 3 Den 4 and their den mother, Mrs. Balsiger. The Congregational Church has served as sponsor in the scouting program for the past four years. M. A. McKmnie is pastor. SEES THE LIGHT SAVANNAH, Ga. (UP1) - A former rock V roll singer turned evangelist, Jimmy Snow, 24, of Nashville, Tenn., told a church audience here Thursday that rock V roll music is a "sin and a major contribution to juvenile delinquency." of Noyes Valley near Callahan are on a Farm Bureau tour in Ha waii. Collar's Grocery and Jack's Meats, Greenview, are undergoing a remodeling and extension. A large room is being added to the store by Casey Hansen. ISLAND FOR SALE PARIS (UPI) r- The French Ministry of Finance is trying to sell the notorious Devil's Island prison colony, complete with pen! tentiary buildings and cocoanut trees. Sale of the prison colony, used from 1817 to 1946 for France's most desperate criminals as well as political prisoners would save the government $300,000 a year. REDECORATED Office Space $45 Month Inqulr DREWS' Monsrore Phom TU 4-4121 CARPET SALE NOW IN PROGRESS! ONE GROUP ALL WOOL CARPET 0, Rubberized Hair Pad, Completely Installed For Only E95 tq. yd. Choose from a rich beige color or our very popular "Candy Stripe" LUCAS FURNITURE 195 E. Main . Ph. 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