Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, November 30, 1960, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI FAOX t-4 HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregoa Wrdnnilar, November 30, 19S0 1 Churchill Celebrates 86th Birthday LONDON (API The seeminp,lyi First indications were that this brandy and he'll not only cut it Indestructible Sir Winston Church-1 would be a quiet birthday lor but eat some ol it. HI celebrated his 86th birthday to day with a 100-pound cake soaked in his favorite brandy. tl..k:i..ntt,f a 1-,ln elMimr hn ! Iiuiuiuaiir a m-s i . . , ,. , ... .. . had the lights on early in hispid .t wmie n oocio is may: ,r - tedroom hol ,or a 'l"'et dav. hc 11 prob-ily fragrant Mke, the mail, tele- . , ' , - . ably do something outrageously grams and pieseiils piled up. BASIN BRIEF?88" Midland Community Club wil sponsor a bazaar Friday and Sat- piiMiow Delays Pipeline Work Heavy snows in the Klamathlclearer! of timber and brush. Rev-led. He indicated, however, that Sir Winston is still recuperating Brandy is one of Sir Winston s from a broken bone in his back favorite beverages and at his age suffered in a fall 15 days ago. be still drinks it along with smok- But people who know him best nig good cigars. Suscd toward the completion of the Mrs community hall urday, Dec. 2 and 3, at Clyde's Towing Service on hlamalh Ave nue at 10 a.m. Proceeds will be The Darwin Moslem dnjft- tojKalls area have retarded clearing Weiser to spend the Thanksgiving drtchtag operations in the Al en miles have been ditched. West-Lro(,,.e!s would be slow ern npenne nas anoui 7U nun , vacation with relatives. The Vern Maw eel f.imittf Ininerl -'"'"1 i under m ,v una ,., ..,, l,. rpi bcrta-California Gas Pipeline Proj-; working in the area between Ma- " .. , ;..' .. ,.Cn j I.;1t;.... KnU'ii tl.a rl..u it ThfU IMl'lirP, n 1','nl mi's h'lim ... i . L.I1UI Lllllliail UllUIS iii "j ""j n.. ....,. .parade ot wen-wisners. posimen.i 1 i i ovei. messengers ana aeuve y dujt w of his (ricnds. ..Now ler Macwi!U.n. the heads of for- Jwgan ringing nis aooroe.. as . k f instance, it'sleign slates and from the bum ;jy as o.w a. in. ,)e(,n ' First to pull up Dctore nis Lon don home was Q) unuormea posi-i olfice messeijrr carryirfcfflhcavyt JSJ load of birthday telegrams, many from the United States. OmemlA' of t9 household said if ".n frdRi PifiSdcnt W tbve)- was &0i& th-$ic Sill, pourira) 0) uS 1 over air R. Wells, superintendent Maw's parents. Mr. and01 "le western npenne clearing ti- II, M r.iurtVll in rt:,wnrl.-.l ClOWS Calif., lor Thanksgiving lestivi-i Silver Anniversary Iteeentionlties. ' is iney included greetings Horn wji be civen for Mr. and Mrs.! O i Queen Klizalteth II. Prime Minis- Grav Brannon at the Albert ller-i The Bovd ClacBetU were hosts ringshaw home, Merrill Highway, i to his brother-in-law and sister, Dee. 4 from 2 to 6 p.m. Friends are invited. lin and Bonanza. Wells said pipe laying opera lions would begin as soon as 20 When the pipeline is finished, it will stretch for 1,404 miles fiom sid 4(1 mile huvn h,.,.n Imilos h.-.H honn rllli-hurl unrl hhwl.l '' -" l AnilOcn, Lalll. . ' The pipe will furnish an average olume of natural gas of 415 nil- Fur To Attend OEA ISket snaked with a bottle of blest in Ibis and other lands. Four educators from Klamathiand Saturday, Dec. 2 and 3, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Baker, of Port-il ounlv w,n attend the annual j Portland land, here recently. I.akl Garden flub workshop' Mr. and Mrs. Dean Cannon and meeting scheduled for Dec. 5 haslfamily were in Riley on Thanks- spcnt. nesday visiting in Bo- Representative Council of the Oi .l Delegates from Klamath Countv i-'on Education Association Friday will include Stanleyiendall. Mrs. Carol Whetstone, William Hamil- Mrmbers of the Midland Com-. vers. Bessie Thompson. Heekie!een posiponeu umii wt. Riving uay lor a reunion oi ner mi,,iv rluh meetinc for the No-i"sh is goneral chairman. Members are asked to watch lor family at the home of Mr. and ' n i- ..i .i . u i. miner announcement. . jnk., ,.,! .IB. rnmnm v iioeeeus in ra cuia.ii nm it, -flu IO . li 9 the hall win spfiK tram is Kiitrson, ec- At;, a i-u nf II f)ri)av roMttaton mfp mwmmgt- , Cnmmunitv made Christmas wnhs used to i-lp pay for the hall tlBid ffltilc deeoralions to St club s Chri.s'Qas party I at the Dec. and 3 bazaar. The bazaar is scheduled to in tIA small ifflm at Cls Tow- lA V viiO 'ftlamalh will be Cll 999 I Cl.i of t& viot com-l'o e'n 75 l,n!)i- iiKlgl l,;,P '. Mdrf. iline Grav. Bland lowers, GWen .Mrs. George McGee. nanza with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cambron. ton, James Scott Harvey Denham, Altamont .lun- ed lor High principal, will he oneQf three candidates for the OEA vice Cjjr presidential position. The delegates will consider a Clair, a nephew, arrived 'variety of business including leg lion' cubic feet a day to Pacific Gas and Electric Company at the Oregon-California border. Pie is presently being prepared lor laying at a storage yard at Sprague Hiver by Stanley-BIedsne Company. Eight hundred carloads of 36-inch pipe have been unload- at the vard. Wden A!d. lftnna oitpi eaaa. Pat llo) &"''. lrot.iy Kathryn Srnit. i."d . (R"i s. J st 'EstCa'C3) and Mildred Brat- and J?''. act-ompn ieci by Itog jCTTiiL.... lain iJm, n, o ,n (rD,m!,tl, "i. v idii . a nepnew, airivec MO miiW W VW AhWIIrtM;!'" o.o.v,, v ... w i.Hk j I j .1. : . . v ,"T... .... .. . .. .. im.. 1. .. ..!!, a 1 m-w neum-Miay to siienu irmjiMaiive proposals, aci on recom- unh niii Ac m Imsii.sspk Si-i n'i moveo rom uie tiawK is iarra w Vr"' Timn u i j .u i j . i . wnn oliicVs 9 hostesses, .mihi ., . t,-,r itniK I nagivifi) holidays with re a-mendations from socialion com- iic u ill hi. rn'A.1,.,1 Art ihnm Company ranch here to Wi lis er. t-a(jyn Mar clOle) wj- sis'0s will he ieflilei ineie i tivcs in this (Sea, inc uc'uw St. mittces, elect m) new vice presi- C01 CoJdent. and rn mortgage on &'y reluii! theiryear-old sffi headquarters 5 I(gJ)()n. building in Pnrirand. : Dr. J. W. dwards, Portland Co?SffiilEaIn6B)i)iiblic sil si.(B)intcndenl, will ft .iTlm.. ..ill rnlnrn nnvl Lr.r.nn 1 ,IS nu! ..j, t'n L ;..l I tRr?llflfca f'?nrf,l 'Or' sister. .111s. m il vuiuua 11.11 t.-ai ui-i . w -M Mia ! Ml M 1 .111. ann .111s. Jim rinini anu ,vl a vn- tyi.-, .vvini m v l!6r son. Minelb, aitcariifor J' IWs. ' and Vs. ran throtftji t9 wint . Vitcl', Sffifi)h C&S to II tecCM. ill ZTtT !TiS-7'n: iow.' ii - 5, at l.WS- , . . Rficimcwfitta oM ttw. if mf rnutgt oaa maw! ill ni.nt l MS' Km frn M M '-5Ntll. n tifi I-- ti(ilarly lor iWt younf ' ! pit to aNthtl clliM. tt .W!1. of Nr. Wi. It'll StiCtt. ' re- ehargii tlO) death of I nun- V Hofjr KJItJ Tftt' nil f ('alifditU tttlittiiilo is c iull(fni malpraclic and !luinlf tro t Ii0 W:9 4.ia of a) Blent fl)li-l4iy tich south ot ! rd '- an vtrs. v.a B. fiJ Ct9.QSai9! to OiB BSD4lOXB;ha8 1rcla,',' dun' " '-be fra!"red s.r al the Friday mol lor ! w,n- lo j:r,ll,cf .es.s of IftV ,. " i' r TjJh ,S ens ilf.'. )id vis. ScliQy. 1Q BorjAiea burning trom, Princvillc, B)9-eQ&my 11 iJi( this rs. Roy 1llsi. t!0)rdinner ft.:A dA'itcr, AudlQi,'. Qid their son! The person selected O) vice and daughter-in-law, and s. P-i'lent will sueil to the state HIS iiai;i-,yi) imovl lor II winr in :Tilli'ea.ests of 10- !r. Vis.,1 W ,hjs wi t-iiI (0t Bns ijii,, of ft n "g i LOS ANGI-XES a'PD su.tl "'' SB'on. I?,1" h.Ir-, chlor49a0in, 0 filed 0 Sii0ft i Courl. 'their two childiAn, who icu0(l I he complaint was lit by Mr.i'he .Miner nornj lor lia sefon, nWrs dgiir Ellslrom, uller einig MM this Mfri m u);sc htc Bl.cn(,a L lust 'n ,,n,'S' flit. which also eh"a- TO fjCKVnt aeuriwi V cussans in which awryaM will awitl to ana qstaw. Tim iap- rcsantaiivM aill tra t ! ail JUftEfto iX-o.'() suffi- iitly fntreait let tA'flluS to 19 ol to h(a from ' I Dratt iS v ). hayl 8i s'' ing aith tl) J0 anista s. ha'. mol to 11 Buff and U. Quatid Bill Millsap. TI9 turned Saturday 4 stroms, Sur4&. Stevenscs re yd 1 rj3) I nA assocMion lion. presidency March, iini ale conven- Miss Mathilda Gilles, vice pies- plan to nfurn durira) ('ship- ping aison in 110 sprna Day in end with Van ormor's id is hiaai-h of uaYrantv fSh',n . apiailatifrwa-hajllalHra whi the yoult w as '(j damages, hnsnital and nlic,il mitams will lia aaw s-;aiaa aiintinf tl ir of Min- cxiainsas i4 cost of ila suit ainff Will, 'iouna '1 tow. Mealed dilendants v t hi 0ml, Wi s. ictor Gullilord cila laJaa tl the aun s- 4,, jrm. I'ai-. Dis 6 Co.. Ir family. ciwaao Biicr w suppiiT iwwasw,. ,,,-aic-ln inclut0 the anli clpibina or 1 1 Kt also state hioli. - Iho lim,-i,n f ,tu, n RnNmtnt aill ta airwal af-,tt tla u ba wa fiH. cgjinrma; 1. turns t. MiHar nf 1 lit ina 1 ia inrcnaw 11- RansSne Mm' to Aladecn following ifXent hunliiA trip to this ) TI0V W. Aill Sir C(j CjujfTgrBi 99 guests of '. and M s. Bill nd children anfjil Tliiksgiving Schmidt Old Vr. 0id Ms. 9.11 &. fil 6i rl) Aid ident. Salem, will be installed their farnilv arrivtl from EidkUl 'President of OEA during the hfa) reiuna)i- "'K w i oum mius . . sU...i.,.iuii, IUI a lew UclV.s. inv; ni ni.su ' aaniora "omclAJfl SS) rnciB'. lay aji anurcigf- niiin Harvey. ijohiwiyhe-stewjCr & nj Mr ul Mctani co-owners of Sumak-r l.aka hot fee l Sr ft J- 6"ft Auburn, Wash.; s. Elva PORTLAND (Ai Portland Tillies. Si Frajcisco. and Mrs. city officials vflie 0sured by Leona Chandler id her son, engineers Ti.dav that flood coSti- iiniai sy's clira! stafl; ar, unraent tonsil aktomv Drs. Ilarol I.. Wanwss and B Klamath Va'ltv Huspaal. Klam- JtoKiteft oi of . clw-.sprinj lAort. 00 sotndinf thc"oy0. jajicy rauweie gv.esis age win not wiajout water stor- 1ThaiK4ivin Day. dian nf tlr. and Vis. Sulla) Itiz- w inter at fart Isolgflj, Tex. Enginens said the lower works v were safe. A flash flood last week .litumr I (met iflurned to his washed out some of th work on ICQ CtlCAUi FROM Y0U DEALER OR I ERlffi KDYilGS FAB1AB cjp)CHt ENDS TONIGHT colob twwHc.nsi afpT ft I C- I M7, . 1- . m. Ml MM. C kw it! roi- m avc'( r r ft !f ULfflLn LLBH aT JE n J I .aV u - "nu.t. in! rm,i.,i Mini n . D-MIMI, I lit l(M A I0MIIICSIH PWDUCllW tmmmmmtmmmmm 1 m B TRUE! 1111 il IUL! II iSTUU.LT WtlM (0Hl l hCllltlSr..-. Sle. to! Mi, caet EardUti en- nl M llic nf ft'.,llA.tnn Awl -.11, t,-.)t L-.-1.Ia.. ftk... T. mm I InrlQi.l hie hrntliA,-'c fmilu ihn 40 John' Ds.' Iianarte racWina ni.alv.' ,Alfi1 flardhms. SilvBrton. 'bar home h?' fl'? Es'ida' '.re new storace dam on thf upper' CKATER Ut ROUTE MAN v ' 1 . . Hie iioiin o iitaTiior iii cam np id. .11 n.. d i durina ha ho lida . - d. uu wal)ctd 20 miiis in a downjiour !oar rugfrd country Thanksgiving Day to get help for his crew ma- rooned by -high w ater. Elfslrom, tililnr and publisher f ll rullarton s Tribune. OoJ Btmtl allot HaidcJ a4 saiR ail fui) iaenal fr0 II aall dm M111SO akila hualuv PoIIV suit would Ka conlriftuiall lo lla,wii saveuil companions Up-1 Saraef BannuUer" si of Mi pi'iv' (aia daaitf Chilit'a r Rltmalh Iakt lla tant tlaiid s. Nm man Bannister , ' V.. fish ajal il-.a)ai,cv, w 4a from college Vatl., Io,..,i usl. -.-IrTSd aUS, o,,(la, pL'S resullad from Iha atalKant ia WttMA r.H...l ttm rm. ,t, ..... .. ... .'to attend a meeling of Oregon As- . " . iHuD rvcr n ua i.i.si ia r DA.in,.,.inr, K.,r u. llMMM KB.- ft.n ... ... .. . MICimilMI Ul 1 USIlllllJlVI J IJllll.,. . vian. w.s ib.-v ii nu.snjn fai' g tBKIIVMV ' aiSICV illgil ila.. Mek m Pi mi. tgiaar. MiIaI. Sludis drwsed in iinusu- r umimiait ifwa uida t to ia-'ai fa.hinn 4 I v'A dressing A'?! of t liiil Ariia. ifilirdOiv lin." Klfstiiam sairt. "Tiimor ht'lor ihKetaui commitica is ttahhiiigton hu w- in M uiraiM trial ntany alar aca l iRiv. Mvt inclined under iirtiiln- cir- ciiflnsttuwci li t out btliet thai t Ite retMniriiH for mirit avai abia irtMilws can f iteieitiim.H by menu) of lenal ai t 100 km m haa hca iirieiiaken m thi 11 cnm,,. stanca." ha aid. BJatf t 1 in suit an tni Mia kit -1 mm tiatl v cai li af Mtt lhria Hlurs named afiar aaa Bbaaiar r'' ttkagl, (taiib W'o4 and 6now tieiteii Siie Slho WWnclei $ tri-eounty nwetiiig of iiie chapter at Eugene Saturday. While in Portland, she visited her son. Robert Faris. and his family. She returned Tuesday tlia Pnislt'v area -fur twn davs and Mf. att- mttit tmef'ni,! over the wocltefrl. MortJ "Hll.hara .,,., and Vade T r. X"" indofsnow piM up.1,, lla hn.M ,M l r M,ll.- , .irn-over iij i na.g . r.aunts lata to mi- vanuiag. ' ! tao nn and Glenda caljon Thompsnn bagged an ani- tirancn we,n nome nere noir tne , an( KobJfett misscd one. I'a-.tavsity of Oregon lat week Cte UorgaS. Paisley, is cm Bononxt wcrmai Hala anil I 'a fmm ...,u ,i n,.k..... 11. eimipUiiiKt af a Ha ill Iter later .,-- mwmJ mm.- -T. .. 6 ,1'enn h.k .int. .1- i, - --ww now .- B . inrani siK. "7 Mr M etmmou an rta TM TOT fRIMING tRESS . ... ,vS R'' ShiiiMtelnua ita lii- hiii'llar Slr. and 11 rs. Keltod Vilnt returned Friday from Lancaster. where they purchased Summer Irt Vr? V T V iWlYl I(ar jartn-awfc-old n -i Su- i ' f .l"fa1 11 ai 1 1 I iH? rw i 1 3 jasssa BJisae ai Irr.- Jv V talD.-.',' P !a motfaJcwy f"' (Mil NawflnaCrteV Xhb Viiamee a BaM. an annual iaiiMi M- ii ni-, I-. T -w suvnsoiaxi ny .ew rmr iii. ...li.- ,.i, ..a..,.,... :""'L'm " w"" Ciart u-e naiai'tmeai. was ai aw aa'a tfi XZ.r rUT" U.da-p,, hal .-i.r. 'JL":I.L &. toCiaa.ai 8tt. niWt Robert t Studar I... ' """'''-'"'iwiurned e.lne.sd.-iv from a live- atal ai-ster. fir ajid Irs. Bill ir-a. In, to ciacont Cita They aatt. But fauly Rai laiamly. visimn r ,i,Ki,nj:- and son- in-laa. r. and tlrs. Benin Vb . va ra I . Monroe of LAm, jn b0i,,- ti,PV a Jiili0 atly saint akneA ihBir cut Blim Snider in aa aw b. ram- we ai , fami'y. w araatr. 1 today. ( nntinlled IB I'age V' FftEt CATALOGUE! ! Woall ton like M be able M iter br axil Kant "Tba Me "Miiaakae" o4 bote m lea lort(iwt" l tr aMMl s4 b' a tad. balk e' ,r"' ae aaia paieliy bka$ aael'ta, 8rea ) aia Ha'S HaS liae. WilTtlYtOM CINTIH avt W- Hl luene. - BBSBfjtseaaaxi 1 a'ruie weia heit Iroia IB'i'm iston just lloiV ll BrliWiys III eaa iiaa'i!a' iis, W.' Aid Vt0 .iCft ia V iVma it we' aisit with r lien iiaa'1''- Vie. Hand. v imv'iy vi w v nvinays. V b i-artira enti ie- ata. W V ivnioii, a) tl n "i a j Bdjitfatto Y ''''' a:ll' Wtjw visr,1 f.aj Bud 1 flW Tadjava-a II asttlfa ttatJXkBaa and Uernll. were g'4-ts dunia) rOlinn'ejof Mr QB-vaaaeyon. 0 fft C33&$ lsitXala and, mldrcn nf Wn'iuig s:it Ihe holidavs with 'e' paljils. Mr and tors S. D. Hams. here. O - - k.vvvv Klamath faii. 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