Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, February 15, 1961, Image 7

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J f' i 1 thev ooJtuauf J-KlWAH' WE SHOUIP'VE BEEN J WINDOW I SM I VE MUST CATCH HIM AT D FOOT OP NOVAK WILL BE OONE) IN W CAS.. J'i" lT-a , UKE MlNKSh s (,'?S - ! V,'.' ( huSBANDSWHO Wed., Feb. 15, 19l Paje 7-A Basin Briefs MAUN MKS. DANNY McAl'MFFK is visiting the Kenny Dutchers in Vancouver, Wash. DKNN1S CII1LCOTT of Henley recently purchased the Hugh Rick ranch in the Shasta View Dis trict near Malin. Chilcott is an employe of the Bureau of Recla mation in Klamath Falls, he plans to raise mink on his newly pur chased farm. MR. AND MRS. VIRGIL RICK who have been residing on t h e Hugh Rick ranch are moving to the Marion Kirkpatrick ranch east of Malin. MR. AND MRS. KEN'N Yj Dt'TCHER of Vancouver are thei parents of a haby girl, Shawn Maria, born Feb. 2 weighing 6 1 lbs., 3 ozs. Mrs. Dutcher is the ! former Beverly Scott, daughter!' of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Scott. MRS. EUNICE FARGO had thel misfortune of breaking a bone in j her foot last week. JIM CUNNINGHAM, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Cunningham, made the fall honor roll at Uni versity or Oregon. Jim is a senior and majoring in history. DOROTHY UNRl'H, Eileen Ev ans, Jean Evans, Marie Jackson and Helen Rajnus are among the, J Malin women who have been tak ing bowling lessons. THE ANCIENT MARINERS of the Malin Presbyterian Church are having their annual beef din ner Saturday, March 11, in the church social hall. Serving will be 5 to 7:30 p m. ' THE WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION" of the Malin Presbyterian Church is having its annual Fellowship! luncheon Thursday, Feb. 16, 12::J noon in the church social hall. All women of the community are in vited. Members are asked to bring a friend and a polluck dish. BONANZA MRS. MINNIE SCHOOLER of Klamath Falls is visiting her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Don Schooler. MR. AND MRS. BOB HART-' LEY and three children spent Sunday in Ashland with Mr. and Mrs. Mike Conley. BONANZA LIBRARY HOURS!; are 2:30 until 4:30 p.m. Monday and Thursday and 7 until 9 p.m. on Monday. Many new books arc on the shelves and people arc urged to lake advantage of the li brary. JIMMY RALPH attended the bull sales at Red Bluff and at Redmond recently. MR. AND MRS. JOE HYNDES t moved to Klamath Falls recently. MR. AND MRS. AL MASTEN of San Angeleno, Tex., moved to j g Bonanza recently. He will manage the Bonanza Chevron Garage. ROBIN GIFT, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Gift, underwent minor surgery in Klamath Falls on Feb. 7. MR. AND MRS. JAMES BOND and family have returned to their home in Bonanza after a recent trip to San Francisco. They en toved a dependents cruise on the Midway with their son. Bill, U.S. 2 Navy. MRS. BOB ADAMS SR. is a spending a few weeks at Rupert, Ida. SAM DAVIS is in Reno gallop ing horses for Dan W'ollam. He is staying with his uncle. Jim Lilly. MRS. MILDRED CAMPBELL left Feb. 8 for a trip to New Mex ico. Texas and Missouri. She ac companied Mr. and Mrs. Ted Schmidli of Malin. ALFRED LILLY is in a Fallon. Nev., hospital along with nine oth- er miners who were working in a Sheelite mine which exploded on Feb. 1.' Mrs. Lee Davis is his daughter. MR. AND MRS. TIM TYRKE have a son. Timothy Paul Jr., born Feb. fi at the Malin Clinic. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Sam Tidrick and Mr. and Mrs. Bon Tyree all of Bonanza. MRS. BERTHA VINSON is spending three weeks at Malin I w ilh the Ted Schmidli children while their parents are on a trip. MRS. HOMER ROBERTS is vis iting relatives at San Luis Obis po. MR. AND MRS. FRANCIS Ul t.Y and Barney Brown are spend ing few days in Portland. .l" W-W UUNC 6T BUIII jms. A I ENANT OF V W LLi BEHINU DEES HOUSE 6L, WITH THI fccfOKE We 1 WERE KcnPT I t , c "t V i3 ' ' VI -v Y, . ' "'-1 CAN BUVTHEMr TOOK MB 50 WSr-cjWS? SNEAK OUT IE SACK TTyy tL m SAwirZ CAN HOPE TO CLEAR Al TO ROLLS Winter M C"v V ri - "l J ., LA'-4 life MWill : ,5bjw -. f z-15 ' w : - M n. --aaiw a Al MAR N VKrri A 06-"H6 If C05 NOW- p $PiNACH. 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