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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 10, 1960)
C NO FIRE, but this Martin B-57 twin jet bomber turni out a cloud of black smoke each lime the engines are started. It's a black powder cartridge fired to start the engines. The B-57 is powered by two Wright J-75-5 turboiets which give it a speed in excess of iOO m.p.h. and a ceiling over 45,000 feet. The bombers have a range of over 2,000 miles and carry two crewmen. A flight of seven of these bombers spent a portion of 4h week at Kingsley Field, departing after midweek for their home in New York. Photo by M.Sgt. Charles Bennett BASIN I'pprr Klamath l.akp Ciranur will mppl Tuesday at 8 p.m., April 12. at Orlnssa Coffee Shop on flncky Point Road. Mrmbprs will plan grange and community hall construction. j The Charles KinklpK have re-! turned to Malin after a winter long absence. Kinklc is Malin Ir rigation District ditch rider dur ing summer. Mr. and Mrs. John Tnlfell left Bonanza April 7 for Portland. Lat er they will travel to Phoenix. Arizona. Tnffpl won an expense paid trip for extraordinary sales of insurance. The couple will be gone 10 days. Mrs. Frank Vlctorine, Malin, is recuperating al home from a broken ankle. The Albert Acklins, Bonanza, me hosts lo Mrs. Bertha Vance, Colnrado. Mrs. Acklin s mother, this week. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Vance and their three boys of Corning. California, accompanied Mrs. Vance north. Mr. and Mrs. Hank Vacknitz have returned to their Malin home after visiting their daugh ter. Marlene, and her family in Riverside, California. They at tended the wedding of their young est daughter. Rnxy. in Las Vegas. The latter and her spouse are living in Riverside, loo. The .lames Valentines. Ronan T.n. and their daughter. Mrs. Dan, Nnrk and her husband. Kent. Klamath Falls, attended the wed ding of Mrs. Valentine's brother. Hal Hammersley, recently in Myrtle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Knn MeVev, Ma t 5V for It BRIEFS lin. visited last week in Sacra mento with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cheyne and with Mrs. McVcy's grandmother. -Mrs. Klsie Morris is the new manager of Malin Fountain. Hours are from 10:'10 a.m. until 10:30 pm. Mr. and Mrs. Rill Welch. Brook-' ings, visited their niece. Mrs. Lee Davis, and her family and his brother, Ivan Welch, and his family, in Bnnana recently. They also visited Mrs. Welch's broth er. Hal Ogle. Klamath Falls. The Harold Itarneys. Malin. were hosts lo Mrs. Barney's brother and his wife. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Vogel, Metolious, Ore gon, recently. Donald Rajnus, son of Mr. and Mrs. Laddie Rajnus. Malin. has reported In Fort (ltd after his physical examination and Army jenlranre examinations at Port land last week. Mrs. Minnie Schooler, Klamath; Falls, is a guest at the home of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Don Schooler, Ronanza.l Mrs. Dnllie McDonald has sold her barber shop in Malin to .lack Nolan. Klamath Falls. Nolan was an employe of the Palace Barber Shop. Ronald Ketchum arrived April B in Bonanza from Shasta Col lege, Redding, to visit his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ketch um. The Harold Freemans. Malin. learned recently that their son, Jack, was discharged from the Army March 25 and is visiting 5 DAYS ONLY! BEGINS APRIL 12th Get a Beautiful 5x7 Picture of Your Bab PIN-UPS fx T picture. Op on ety ee et teveral completely finhhed photographi ... ad In dMerent po . . tor only 49c Yeu wIR not ke urped to bvy but M yeo wleh yea con buy the rewelnlwa photoaroph et only 1 .J 5 for the nrtt, (1 for the 2nd end 95c for any additional pit, taret beaaHt m the (tore. PMOIOMAJIMU'S HOUMi FHA Families Hold Meetings The majority of families using Farmers Home Administration credit in Siskiyou and Modoc counties have compleied a se ries of individual meetings with James F. Walker, the agency's county supervisor, to take a care ful look at their lain operations and to make 19 plans. The year-end analysis is a serv ice extended to each family who finances through the agency and is designed to carefully analyze the previous year's business, and to plan the present year's pro gram based on the facts learned from the analysis. The Farmers Home Arlminis tralion Agency makes loans lo eligible farmers to construct or improve essential larm buildings and to operate, improve or en large family-type farms. Walker advises that his nlfice hours in the Tulelake area are from 1 to 5 p.m. on the second Monday of each month. He w ill be in the Tulelake Growers Office on the afternoon of April II, lo. and w ill welcome any inquiries re garding the agency's agricultural financing program. Since MM Ihe total use of newspapers by advertisers has in creased 40 per cent. During the same period, color in newspaper ads has increased more than too per cent. relatives in Nebraska while en mute home. He recently complet ed a 15-monlh tour of duty in Germany. WANT TO LEARN TO DRIVE? 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