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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1960)
03 CO HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath F'lls. Ore. Sundav. March fiPlflfiO PAGFfl A BASIN I Women'! Civil Defense Commit D tee at Klamath County will meet in the recreation room of the Sub urban Fire Department, 2342 Gel tie Street, Tuesday, March 8, irgm 8 to 3:30 p.m. Rlvenide School will celebrate 0 ' Its goldift anniversary with a re ception for former students and the public April 2 from 7 to 9:30 p.m. Mr. ayi Mr. Jack Jacknon, Greenview, had as their guests In their newly remodeled home March 1, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Voight of Etna. 0 q Malt tiayrge, Greenview, re turned home from a trip to San Diego, March 1, , Lulu Bukrr, Greenview, ipent March 1 in Yreka on business and shopping. 1 o Mr. and Mrs. Lou Miller, Quartz VaOey, have returned home from a trip south and through the lo Je Desert. corneal Hayden of Callahan at tended the Industrial Committee ' meeting at Mount Shasta last Tuesday. Bonnie Hayden, daughter of Mr. nd Mrs. Frank Hayden of Cal lahan, was thrown from her horse last Sunday afternoon at the Dow- ling Ranch. She received a cut behind her right ar which re quired four stitches. Mrs. Tony Thomw of Yreka was , a business caller at th A. F Stone home in Callahan -last Wednesday. Mrs. fillon Murphy and c h 11 dren, Harvey, Ellon Jr., Randy and Lena, of Callahan and Dave Stryker of Etna spent the week-end in Redwood City wilh Mxt. and. Mrs. aiqpnen Burton. Elmer Jordan and Dan Roff of Etna were Sawyers Bar visitors Jast Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Alden Bingham have moved from the Clyde Park er ranch into a house in Calla han owned by Mrs. Meta McEwen. Jpel Behnke from the Siskiyou County Superintendent of School's Office in o Yreka was a visitor at the Callahan School recently. Court Records O KLAMATH FALLS MUNICIPAL COURT Hxjy A. And.rson, vagranrft $100 and 30 daya; dliorderly conduct, Sso or 10 days. Eugene McFarland, drunk, fb5 or five daya. Charlea Hood Jr., drunk, fas or five Hays. Alvln Beal, drunk, S2S or five dayi. Stanley Mack John, drunk, $25 or five daya. Patrick MacDonald Schiller, drunk 125 or five daya. Frederick Jamea Barry, drunk, 925 or five daya. Robert Lee Smith, drunk, 125 or Xlve daya. . TRAFFIC Donald McGehey. ran atop sign, M. Gary Kilt, ran red light. $5. Dale Keith Sechrist, ran atop sign, S suspended. Gene Walter Gamble, violation of baste rule. $25. John Edward O'Neara, violation of Baaic rule, $15. Andrew Silanl, ran red light, $5. Jerry Arthur 6traub, contest of peed, $25: no operators license, $5. , Billy Paul Dickey, violatlofeol basic rule. 20. Jamea Edward Dailey, ran atop aign. Benny Elwood Polk, violation of bai Ic rule, $25. Herschel HIAm Hadley, ran atop sign, $5. Jeanne J. Ford, ran red light, $5. Thirza Mae Anderson, ran red light, 5. ' Bertha Mar Lofgren, passing on ' rignt. $10. Bumath Maurice Morgan, Improper turn, $5. - Royce L. Brown, driving on the wreng aide of the atreet, $5. O Melvin Lee Page, passing on right, ln. Rollle Hufton. ran stop sign, $5. MF.TKR WARRANTS Robert R. Johnson, $tj. . John Edward Hess, $7. J0 W. Elliott. 6. O Francis Dwanr Ramsey, 97. Helen Marie Golden, $6. Rankle Zainlna, $9. C. A. Bush. $7. Jessie Barker, $7. 3rd Term Clear For0Ciang TAIPEI, Formosa (AP) The way was clearer) today for Pres ident Chiang Kai-shek to gain a third six-year term without chang- . ing Nationalist Chinas constitu tion, o 0 The screening committee of the National ssembly voted 553-33 to suspend the constitutional two term limit on the presidency dur ing the "national crisis," which is as long as (he Communist hold the China mainland. DO YOU NEED THIS...? Rent It The Low Cost Way at Valley Rental Rtmtmber, money won't buy ovtry thing but If't mosinj whttt it will font. Q Valley Rental Service BRIEFS Mr. and Mrs. Norman Inil, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Kandra, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Holl, Walter and M. M. Staslny, all of Malin, attended the Olympics at Squaw Valley. o Mr, and Mrs. William Clement, Macdoel, returned home from a two-month vacation last week. The vacation -was divided between Southern California and Yuma, Arizona, where they visited Mrs. Bula Dehlinger. Carl Tultle Sr. of Etna Is a patient at the Siskiyou County General Hospital in Yreka. Atlanta Adams represented the Etna Women's Club at the Shasta District meeting hefcb in Gridlcy recently. ooeoo Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dudley of the Dudley-Parker Ranch near Callahan have returned from a Farm Bureau members tour in the Hawaiian Islands. MM. iiimiiic Tli'Lnnr acfnmnn. nied b? Mrs. Mildred Journey of Una, took Mrs. Al Journey to Redding Thursday to st;u; wilh her daughter, Mrs. Monica Mc- Dougal, a patient in the Memorial Hospital. e Mr. and Mrs. Karl Denny have returned to ieir home at McCon aughy Gulch near Etna from San Francisco where they spent sev eral months. heir son and daughter-in-law, Mr. 9nd IJfs. James Denny, drove them to the valley. Mr. and Mrs. Carl McConnell re lumed to their ranch home near Etna from Redding last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Borba of Cen tral Valley were recent visitors ot Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hammer and daughter of Etna. WinemaClH meet 'Thursday. March 10. at the home of Mrs. Anna Tschirky. Ha zel Whilekamp will be fohostess. Bridge and pinochle will be played during the afternoon. e Mr. and Mrs. Dick Pensler, Mr. and Mrs. Kenny McLain and Mar vin Rose, Tulelake, attended Ihc Olympics for several davs last keek. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Fuller and children and Mr. and Mrs. Les Turnbaugh and children, Tulelake. attended the Olympics a day last week. r ' Jim Slearns and Andy Anderson. Newell, left last Wednesday f o r Sacramento on a business trip. Mr. and Mrs. John Takaes Jr. Johnelle, M'Lisse Rudesill and Buddy, Tulelake, attended the Olympics last week. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schlndler and Judy, Newell, were spectators at the Olympics at Squaw Valley Sat day, February 19. Johnnie 'Brett, 9-ycar-old son of tiMr. and Mrs. Bob Brett of Langell Valley, has returned home follow ing an appendectomy at Klamath Valley Hospital last week. Mrs. Clara Seater of Anchorage, Alaska, Is visiting in Langell Val ley with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. arW Mrs. Bob Seater, and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown and sons. Paul asd Jimmy, Yreka, spent last weekend at Bonanza with their son-in-law and daugh ter, Mr. and Mrs. John Tofell. The Pancake Breakfast given by Mrs. Cecil Haley, Mrs. Merrill Stewart and Mrs. Oscar Peterson on Shrove Tuesday at the Bonanza Library was a suocessful af fair. Money raised went to the Guild of St. Barnabas Episcopal Chitrch. O Mrs.lloyd Gift of Langell Val ley and Mrs. Russell Walsh of Klamath Falls spent a few days recently at Ferndale, California. John Tofell is recovering at his home near Bonanza frommajor surgery performed al Klamadi Valley Hospital March 2. 9 , OSBURN HOTEL EUGENE, ORE. Mm. J. C Ear ley Jo Earlr Jr. Prop r It lor Thoroughly Modern ' te'fl rP 0 RETIRING Southern Pacific Switchman W after Fuller, center, got a rousing jendoff this week by R. M. Dixon, roacfc foreman of engines, left foreground, Earl A, Votaw (shaking hands) and a lot of his fellow crewmen. Fuller, always a switchman, worked first for Mc Cloud River Railroad in McCloud in 1913 and successively, for the Santa Fe in Richmond, California, in 1 9 ft, for SP in Ounsmuir in 1921 and has been in Klamath Falls since 1926. Ha plans to stay hsra and tinker with televisionepair work. He has four children. He is a widower. Shipping Costs Snarl Donation N1LES, Ohio (AP) Tobacco heiress Doris Duke has offered to donate a 7-foot bronze statue of William McKinley loOthe city, thfl former president's irlhplace, but councilmen wonder if they can Sl ford to pay shipping costs from North Carolina. The statue, cast in Italy in 1!N)4, is mounted on an 11-foot marble heiipss, was a close friend and admirer of McKinley. If accepted, ttfe statue may be placed in a downtown park, councilmen said. SCENE STEALER! HP-YOUTH CrfAIR 10 It's sturdy baby can show gff to his heart's content! Attractive bronzetone finish on ftetal parts. Vinyl uphol stery. Tray detaches, folds' for storage. LONG PANTS SET $150 Print shirt, elastic waist, Sbttofl sateen pants. Toddler sixes 2 to 4 IS .Co-Star Valises! Crib! ' o Hardwood construction. 4-position metal spring. Drop plastic teething rail. Wax birth fifish, white CRIB MATTRESS $000 Multi-Coil innerspring construction. Cotton felt insulation. Water 11 proof. Vinyl coated cotton print covering bpr RECLINING STROLLER Adjustable back and foot rest. Folds and hat hood shopping basket. Vinyl coated falOic body INFANTS CRAWLERS . Polished cotton. Bib front. Assorted colors. Sizes Vi to 4 COTTON PRINT RECEIVING BLANKET Assorted olort. Whip stitched ends. Machine wash able. 27x36 - OPEN FRIDAY NITES TILL ? Spud Commission The Oregon Potato Cftnmission will hold its quarterly eeeling at the Winema Hotel in Klamath Falls March 9. A meeting of the commission's advertising committee is sched uled the previous evening, lt in.. March 8, at Ihc State Department of Agriculire.office, 2237 South Sixlh Street. FENCED IN NEW YORK (NBA) Judy Good" rrrhreeiWh1'Ol5H;ic fencing 4eam, wfll represent the United States in (he 1'JliO Junior World Fencing Ohanipionships in Moscow April 15-18. INFANTS SHOWBOAT PREVIEWS DON'T MISS'OUR DRESS SHIRT BUYS 1 a Toddllr Siiei 2 to 4 He gets perky clip - on bow tie, too! Cotton 0 broadcloth dress shirt gives a long - run per formance. Moms ap plaud its easy care little orjio ironing. To Hold Meeting A. t. .Mcrcner, exeowive secre tary of the National Potato Coun cil, is to be present at the cQii iiiifjon meeting and will speak at a meeting of Klamalh Basin Po tato Growers Thursday afternoon, E. Jlcrcker, exetWiv March 10,t Tulelake. Veit'a - Traditional Wrought. Iron ,. m Comm... HOME MART 2030 So. 6th TU 2-5885 DON'T MISS OUR BIG DIAPER tUYS $00 o SttaO dozer! e The give you outstand ing performance! Soft, sturdy birdseye wftive coflon is veryyJurable, ab sorbent!. 20 inches by 40 inches, trectangular size. - $20 00 wirt 88 ..$100 3:$1 00 Lake Building Being Remodeled lAriEVlKW - Extensive plans lor remodeling the building which has housed the Hotel Lakeview since WOl were released this week dly Robert Ogle, manager. The hotel as such was closed February 2:1 and luture plans do not caH for a hotel operation. The ul't(tto stories, consisting ot 52 rooms, will be demolished and thcemoval work will be slarted in the near future by Ritift- and Sons of Salem to take approxi6.,end(;m . rcpor,i lhVt several new maiel:o!hroc weeks. The lower lloor will be remodeled for a res taurant, supper club.jjounge, etc. Operation of present utilities on the first floor will continue until further notice. General opening of Ihc new operation under a new name is planned by May 13. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ogle bought, me notei nuuaing in r.iomri nave operated it since thai time. IT WASN'T EASY PARIS (UPII Explorer Hen ri Lhotc said Wednesday a mo torist hit a tree in the Sahara Desert the only tree for 1.000 miles. "I don't see how he could have iloneTi." Lhote said. ONTHlS,59MODELFACTpRYCLOSiour . IMPERIAL RANGE . 0 by FRIGIDA5RE a tdiim . Plus Generous Trade-In Allowance ' It's Frigidaire's Finest! Look 0 at these features: 9 Dial any heat . . from "warm' to "red hot" " o Meat Tender Heat Minder Giant full-width French Door Oven a. Speed Heat Units FRIGIDAIRE Water Heater! With Speed Heat Units! Fast! Fast! Fast! Reg. 99.95 Less $20 Bonus Cascade r EXtra Bonus GiH 1 LesSfeTru-Value Trade Allow. 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Iflch year sev eral field tests are carried out by the university in cotipcr.'kiion with I 1 t n.i. . t imm j.hiiiits. incse tests nave been v .Suable yi determining fer tilizer recommendations for dif ferent artTs of Ihc basin, accord ing to Ken BajJiott, Tulelake farm adviser. TnnAlede, grain buyer for Pabst llrcMing Company of Minneapolis, will be one of Ihc speakers on the ) fTfTTl GW (Ml W Regular ' SaleoPrice Less Copco Bonus 0NUT M-&. . i i rULLT tuirrcu i I I reg. 549.95 Sole 399.95 I 1 Less Copco Bonus 20.00 I SX aaaaT ffk l Gtn.rout Trsd.-ln f' I Full 10-Year Vw" - I Full 10-Year Warranty Vern Owens' Home Furnishings Meeting Set program. Bede will discuss s th for future of Hannchen barley the Tulelake farmers, o C WM. N. (50EN ij 62 So. 6th Ph.. TU 4-3262 , Klamath Falls,. Oregon STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOSIUI itistj Olfict: Bloomirak-M.sUiMa Ofl 419.95 299.95 20.00 (33B tm,afi jjseve vw Pf S8ate Fanti's it W-Vow insurant W teles for ? L2 'Iefl Often. 1 I Ph. 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