HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore.
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BASIN BRIEFS
Mr. and Mis. Hob liuss and iilod in the cattle business at
children of Kono spent last Sun-lied Blulf and Koit Klamath with
day in Lansell Valley Willi Mr. their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tat
and Mrs. Bvrun Koss and am- nek J. McAuhfle.
ily. I
Mr. and Mrs. NeUon Park and
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burnett and Bill'' arrived at New Tine
! .Maria of Lane.cU Valley spent
Creek last Monday for a spring
iEaster at Grants Pass with his;Vi"atiun. Mrs. Park teaches at
parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Bur-llic,,mon''- whilc al N'ow Pil10
Inett. ('reek they sold their home, the
old Baldimur Mahlsiiimult prop-
Bnnanw Parents and Patrons ;C"' 10 M ''"'"
Club will meet at the school au-' , . ... . ,
riiinrh.m . nm vv,.,l,,al. "illl'h Mvwarl of Memorial
April 27. There will he installa
Arts. Portland, has been in the
lion of officers and Principal ! BIca"' VK""'-V llle,',-,,1 Koek'
Charles Stcbcr will answer que. 1,,ai"'Sl 1,1 "V"' ctfmc-
tions pertain inu to sdioul.
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JAMES R. JONES, Dugan-Mest Chevrolet, has been des
ignated as one of Chevrolet's top-ranking retail parts
and accessories sales managers in the nation and the
leading man in that field for his section of the country
during the past year. In recognition of that achievement,
he is congratulated here by I. W, Thompson, left, Chev
, rolet assistant general sales manager for parts and ac
cessories. The occasion was a recent three-day meet
ing at Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Clavlon Sharpe u , " ""i,M,-
and son were last Sunday visit. ";""? M' -oms " S',PC-
'ore al the home of Mrs. Birdie . "V'-i" ' u
IBurk at Bonanza. j?"1 Sch? 's' 1 Has-
kins and Mrs. Howard Kclleson.
, ... , . all of Bonanza, attended the roe
Bnnan.a Ham Shoot will he . , , . . ,
at the Boy Scout Camp off the:15 ,"'on . or .l''v' t'cnsc
Lakeview cutoff a few miles at KlamiUn fi"ls' rt'"'' 1("
April 24, m .
Istarlinp, at 10 a.m. Pies lor the "
ii,,r...i, .....m . i. valley.
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virui e irau , i,dll);c!!
will be hostess to the
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Money raised will Ro toward thel", - , I""
upkeep of Bonanza Bi Sprinsihuhal ,hc'' h"' I hursday,
p " 1 " j April 28. at 2 p.m. Anyone in-
itercsted is invited to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Lindsay
are moving from Walnut Creek
,to Ihe home they recently pur-
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Thompson,
Alturas. spent Easier weekend in
Bid Received On Pilings
chased in Langell Valley. Funcr-"11 T V , lnc" ."""f
al services were held April wl'" andv(am;' a"d "
a. Bonanza Cemetery for their t'? Va" W''mer ""'
Pope and Talbott Inc. of SI. incs ordered bv Ihe Connlv n,H H-year-old son. Tommy, a vie- h '
Helens was low bidder on !) Uepartmenl. " "m of lculiemia- They are stay
Douglas fir. ereosoled bridge pil-1 County Engineer Jack Kalinos-linS wilh ,he J- E' Baldocks'
DKCIDES QI ESTION
Iki said Pok and Talbott sub
milled a bid of $2.D9 to provide
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Straws.
A radio broadcast on landscaie
design will be heard over radio
station KFLVY Saturday, April
3. from 12 :10 to 1 pm. The
TETTENHALL, England UPI. Pngs of 20. 25 and 30 foot lengths. "osebl"8' sPf' thek ttkcnd, '"(broadcast was' recorded by Mrs
ti.. -l! -ii i Htxnama u iln nor nrninrriiil!iu.' ...
While Howard Jellries sal in his:' i'"'"K "i useu on coun-1 , , riaurte "URn u Lon""r. stale landscape
dining room Monday pondering roaa "' inges tins summer. " : . T, .. ' .' .mil
what lo have for. dinner the que I Other bidders were McCormick Bcchdoldl. and family.
lion was decided for him. al,d B'',xle1' of Portland. .o2: c,,x,
He cooked and ate the wild M-H- Baxter of Portland . W.15B.' "' llrn , B ,?0ck'"-
.i .inn iP(1ni'mnvor. artm nf Dni-t v-umvi mo, -tunivu
pheasant thai crashed through I
window.
land. $3,176.
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design chairman of the Oregon
garden clubs, and Charlie Mc-Farlan.
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16th ANNIVERSARY
AND
PIPERAAAA
Klamath Aircraft Inc. invitej you, your family,
and associates to attend
Piperama Day and Open House
Sunday, April 24th Hours: 10 A.M. to 6 P.M.
DOOR PRIZES
Adults 1. Solo License
2. Free Flying Lesson
3. Free Ride for the family
FREE COFFEE
Plane Rides Saturday and Sunday
Children under 14 SI. 00, Adults $2.00
KLAMATH AIRCRAFT
KINGSLEY FIELD
On Display will be Piper's Complete Line for '60 -Super
Cub, Tripacer, Comanche, and Apache
Phil Thllii:,- a Mr,.'..nl M
Klamath recently and is assist-vict , k' the Mont8
ing her twin sister. Mrs. Nor-p.mpnl;. o,. . . ... . ,b,
man Van Werstine in operating Sati;rdaVt A),.a :!0 There
the Wood River Motel. L.iN h smri: m- .... ...
... J 's invited.
Sherry Crawford from Ashland
spent the past weekend with her Mr. and Mrs. I'addy Krnneal-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. L 1 o y d I ly and lour daughters returned
Crawford, in Langell Valley. ;to Fort Klamath Monday after
spending the winter months at
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Drake andlOno. California. Their dauehter
family have moved back lo Fort Lee, had stayed in Fort Klam
Klamath after spending the win-tath with the Alonzo Jones fam
ter at Red Bluff. He is year- ily to attend school.
round ranchhand for the Loren
Miller Co., Inc., and the family
will live in the Loren Miller Jr.
residence at Fort Klamath.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brown and
Stevie. Boise, Idaho, spent sev
eral days recently at the home
of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. .Lester Lcavitl, at Langell
Valley.
Frank Lightle, a trainee at the
Sixth Army training base at Ft.
Old, arrived home in New Pine
Creek on an 11-day furlough. He
left last Tuesday and will be
transferred to Ft. Knox, K e h
tucky. Mrs. A. F. McQuislon has re
turned to Fort Klamath from
Long Beach, California, where
she spent the winter months w ith
her husband and son. Fred. Mc
Quiston Sr. plans to come to
Fort Klamath lalcr to join his
wife. He was detained by busi
ness. Mrs. Marvin Brown and Pat
left Bonanza April 19 for Tigard
to allend funeral services for her
mother. Mrs. Eva Myers, who
died at her home in Olympia,
April 18.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Wimer and
family, Fort Klamath, spent Eas
ter Sunday as guests of Mr. and
Mrs. George Woodley at their
home at Crater Lake National
Park headquarters.
Wellman Smith, New Pine
Creek, reported six inches of new
snow at the High Grade Sum
mit last Friday. He and other
men interested in mining possi
bilities in the area were instru
mental in getting Truman Law
son, local logger, to open the
road with his heavy equipment.
Mr. and Mrs. Paddy McAuliffc
and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Me
Auliffe have returned for the sea
son to Fort Klamath after winter
ing at their ranch at Cottonwood,
California. Both sons are affili-
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