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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 14, 1960)
BASIN BRIEFS Midland jgift exchange Thursday. Dec. 15, ' MIDLAND CHANGE will con- at 11 a.m. Members are asked to -duct its annual community Christ-'bring a serving of fruit for salad. mas party Friday, Dec. 16, at 8! -p.m. in Midland Grange Hull. ,. Ki..tk Women attending are asked to. .... Spring homemade cookies. Wil.LUMSON RIVER MISSION CLIB will sponsor a rummage iE--u ii i .i l. . and food sale Friday and Satur- rf PA.T Lxf,A,CHrl11 ta ,,e rh,os'day. Dec. 16 and 17, at the WU r.for the M,dland.Communay Club.j,, , Mjssion on Thursday, Dec. 15, at 1:30 p.m. .. jnere win De giu exenange not; . i to exceed 75 cents and secret pals " V I " will be revealed. ASSEMULY OK GOD Church of f Bly announces the Christmas pro-! MIDLAND jtvE.NILE'8ram is ' be held Wednesday' '.GRANGE will have a special, 'j 21, iegin"in at 7 p m" rn )' -Christmas craft meeting Satur. ! than c. 23. due to a conflict- Auv TW 17 frnm 1ft a m In 1 ;" "J ? 'Mr IM 1 Demos Call Corbett Sole Rightful Claimant To Position PORTLAND (AP) The fight'not only endorsed Corbett bull The Democrats will have 20 'port of all Senate Democrats. I Sixteen counlv central tommit-ilasl Senate and a over the stale Senate presidency continued today with the state Democratic executive committee calling Sen. Alfred Corbett of not only endorsed Corbett butj The Democrats will also asked Sen. Harry Boivin ofjscats, the Republicans 10 when Klamath' Falls to release his "e Senate convenes next month. Democratic pledges. i Boivin earlier rejected sugges- That would clear the way foritio"s that he withdraw from the ant to the Democratic Party nom uiation. Party secretary Blaine Whip ple announced that the committee p.m. at the Grange Hall. Lunch ,will be served. For further infor " mation call TU 4-5313 or TU : 4-7807. i r. Henley HENLEY HOME EXTENSION - will meet at Joan's vKitchcri for '' the annual Christmas party and I Little Boy Dies " Trying To Save : A Toy Rabbit SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. BLY GRANGE will sponsor a Christmas story-telling hour at the Grange Hall Friday, Dec. 16, be ginning at 3 p.m. Pro-school chil dren and those enrolled in t h e first three grades are welcomo. Bonanza CAROLYN STRl'NK is staying in Merrill with Mickey O'Kceffc. Mr. and Mrs. ELMER E. BRADSHAW. Navy aviation storekeeper first class, son of Mrs. John Bradshaw, Bonanza, is serving with Patrol Squadron 44 at the Nor folk Naval Air Station in Virginia. He recently was selected 'as squadron honorman for outstanding duty performance. He was graduated from Bonanza High School. MRS. LOL1S PARSONS and her children. Mount Hebron, spent sev eral days with her mother, Mrs. Walter Smith Sr., while her hus- (UPD-A 19-month-old boy lost his, band and father went to Carson 20 ;port of all Senate Democrats. Sixteen county central commit-1 last Senate and a Boivin support- Whipple said Corbett was the tecs have endorsed Corbett and er this time, who earlier called choice in two Democratic caucus- the executive committee s stand, for Straub lo resign his party cs, the latest Monday night at Whipple said the executive com-1 Pst. Salem where ho won a 10-2 vote. millec aso cndo.scd Sen, Robert Whipple said that of 18 com "It was the committee's conlen-W. Straub. slate Democratic mittce members 13 attended the lion," said Whipple, that Corbctl chairman. Whipple said this was mcctinc and another sent in a ate is organized." Whipple said. The executive committee has , di Dccn "KU"y clei''00 ll,c 111 svier to Sen. Walter Pear-'proxy vote supporting Corbett and following a Tuesday night meet-1 insisted the caucus choice of Sen- u"t-iUcPartycandidale.,'lsun of Portland, president of the Straub. ing of the executive committee, 'ate Democrats should get the sup- HERALD AND NEWS, Klanunh Falls, Ore. Wednesday, December 14, 1960 PAGE 3 A Portland "the sole rightful claim-iCorbett lo "receive a -unanimous!"- Boivin claims 9 Demo-! Democratic ballot when the Sen-p-'ii" a"d 10 Republican votes. ' life Tuesday when he rushed Into City to visit Mr. and Mrs. George Partridge. his burning bedroom to save his " dearest possession a tov rabbit. : He Hied flulrhinp the tov in his MR. AND MRS. DICK DERRY '" hands. K Ma'in v'sitccl Sunday at the ? The'blaze had been started by.home of Lcs Leavitt. , one of the boy's brothers who w as r playing with fire, firemen said! ' Terry Lee Pruitt, his three Krnlherc nnH raw ctvlnp all were i hurried from the room when their Fa,ls witn Dr- and Mrs- Raymond MR. AND MRS. VOWELL and their daughter, Su san, spent Sunday in Klamath Campaiqn Cuts Traffic Toll PORTLAND (AP) A cam. paign against traffic law violat ors has reduced the rate of traf fic fatalities and accidents in Ore-; gon, State Police Capt. Farley Mogan said Tuesday. He reported that the death rate is 4 to 5 per cent less than in 1959. Mogan said the decline is at tributable mainlv to an increase HERMAN .in the number of traffic citations I j Tice. Scout Leaders Attend Meeting chairman, and Mrs. Kirk and Mrs. Carrie Weiser, den mothers. attended a round-table scout con- mother, Mrs. Lilly Pruitt, smellcd smoke. She got the chil ' drcn outside and ran to a neigh- bor's to call firemen. While Mrs. Pruitt was gone, v Terry, two of his brothers and his " sister rushed back into the blaz- ing bedroom to rescue their toys. They all returned except Terry. Mrs. Pruitt and neighbor Rich v ard Calloway raced into the house .. after the boy. They saw him lying on trie nearoom noor ciuicning nis,fcrence in Lakeview Thursday. fr siuueu raumi. mil uiey were un ' able to help him because of & flames. J She said Terry slept with the stuffed toy the night before. Firemen said Terry's brother . Dennis, 5, started the fire when he pushed a piece of paper in a -, floor heater. The blaze spread to J his bed clothing which he quickly - tore off and threw into a closet which soon ignited. e- The other children are Stephen, 6, Mark, 3, and Cheryl, 4. and more emphasis on arrest of! violators. Mogan told a meeting of judges who hear traffic cases, "Wheni arrests go up, then it's almost i certain that the number of acci dents and deaths go down." Yule Programs RPATTV The liwal Krnnl TomJ mittee, including Jesse L. Kirk, Set At Beatty BEATTY Christmas programs To Kill Bugs pro- They helped plan scout activi ties for the coming season. ; Worker Killed are being planned by Methodist and Full Gospel churches here. Cub Scouts are planning other Christmas programs. They will be assisted by members of Troop 93. I .C! Sears Chrosftmmos f I Bm SALE . B I IVJ tW"lJ ICmOJI i; Thursday - Friday Saturday : ' I lJl---zfe L IC 'i With Merchandise Purchases M ri-; ,jm ?.'," " ' ' I. I H ;! 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Drace was working for Snell 'stronr Lumber Company in t h e Mosby Creek area southeast of Cottage Grove. His widow and three children, survive. PORTLAND (AP - A gram of insecticide treatment ft will begin Jan. 1 at the Forestry S Building, a relic of Portland's! 1905 Lewis and Clark Exposition. S The city maintains the building 5 Let u arrange a 9 nei n. n ln..;cf nil. .ml inn TI.a . - . I L-l NO GREEN THUMB? bcr industi7 has exhibits inside. The building will be closed dur ing the treatment. Officials said it will involve fogging the interior with insecticide to kill wood-de stroying insects and check rot. The building never has received J such treatment. r. K K K K K K K K V. planter or colorful bokoy for you mode of the new, natural looking plostic fol iages and flowers. 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