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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 17, 1963)
PAGE 4 A Sunday, March 17, HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. 1963 Deer Tag Count Slated By Dunsmuir Gun Glub PUNSML'IIl Evaluation of the 12 deer season in Northern Cal ifornia has been tentatively slat ed for an all day meeting of the Dunsmuir Mod and Gun Club at the Dunsmuir City Hull, Sunday, March 24. If the deer fuss can be ob tained from the state division of fish and came for this annual deer tag count, work will begin at 9 am. Paul Carter, club sec retary, will have data and charts from previous years on display at (lie .Sunday session. At a nieeling Monday, the club membership voted to work with sportsmen's groups in Shasta, Lassen, Modoc and Tehama coun- ities to draft a uniform reiom mendation for next year's dtvr season in Northern California The club also voted to broaden its area of interest at the next reeular meeting. April 8. when Committees on game buds and fishing will be appointed. The membership endorsed vigorous campaign to preserve Northern California s dwindling deer herd at Monday's meeting TiL.v' thoroughbred horse traces its ancestry to one of three British sires: the stallions l)ar lev Arabian, Byerly Turk and (lodolphin Barb. They Cost No More! Famous MONARCH i RANGES ' Outstanding Electric and Combination "Lifetime" Ranges Since 1896! Monarch Electric Range with Kitchen Heater. Big, "htotimi" oven bokti 12 luvet ol bread sr nine pits . , . America'! eaiieit (v clean oven. Deluxe, tully automatic with 4 Supor Speed turtace uniri. Kitchen hearer burnt either wood or coal, 5oe this one! 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Section has mir-rnr-hrtght chrome fin ish malleable iron ton and large deep fue hoi, On our floors now FREE DELIVERY EASY TERMS! Ph. 4-4878 833 Klamath Ave. MAUN Mil, AM) MHS. DICK DKKKY sjienl t.io weeks recently visitinp, tlieir daughter and family, the Haluli Womaeks. in Sattley, Calif and oiiier relaiives in Us An yeles and San Jo-e. Mil. AM) MILS. II A It 0 1. 1) HAIt.N'KY had as weekend Bucsts her son and family, the Darrcll JSisliops, of Sealtle. .Mil. AM) .MHS. I. K ST Kit .SCIIKKINKIl enjoyed a two-week trip to Vancouver, Wash., Salem and Kusenc where they vi.-ited relatives. Mlt. AM) MRS. I.KSI.IK LK- Ql'IFX' and son, Jerry, have ar rived from Wasco, Calif., and will soon move to their ranch near Malin. They recently bought it (rom .Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Can penter. The Carpenters are leav inR soon for I'iltsburK, Calif., I where they will make their home. Mlt. AM) MILS. JOE MICKA has as recent guests Mr. and Mrs. .John Bellomn and Jim Cor dis, San Francisco. MH. AM) MILS. MKKVYN WII.DK were in Medfoid Sun day lo attend and take part in the roping events at the Hoping Club Hodco. BKV. AM) MILS, KTIIA.V WHITMAN and rtohert Hull Mew lo Salem last week and while there were guests of the Marion Monlorcs. MILS. SALLY CIKST and son. Harold, of Kugene spent the weekend with her parents, the George Smalleys. Harold will re main for a few weeks' visit with his grandparents. KI.ZIE ItOllKHTS is home from the hospital and reported much improved. OWEN KlltKI'ATKICK, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. 0. A. Kirk patrick, and Jill Johnson, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Johnson, nrc in Klamath Valley lluspital, with injuries from a re cent car wreck. . MILS, CY MeCOLGIN is reiu peroting in a Sacramento hospi tal rum recent minor surgery. MAI. IN 111,1. 1'lNC HANI) SO CIETY will hold a baked IoikI sale Saturday, March IB, in front1 of Wilde's Clothing Store. BONANZA AI.I.AN ANDREWS of Sacra mento spent a few days in Lan gcll Valley with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Kill House and family. DICK I'EI'H.E AM) CEOBGE BRAY, bnlh teachers at Eugene, spent the weekend wilh relatives and attended the basketball tour nament. Mlt. AND MHS. (ill.DEKT FAILSTICII and family of Sac ramento are spending a week wilh Mrs. KanLstich's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hide Stewart. MB. AND MBS. HERMAN VOWEIJ. and Susan and Bay Vowell spent Sunday at Medford. lege March 13 lor spring vaca lion. MRS. FLORENCE HANKINS is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ray Dbijn. and family at Salem and then will go visit another daugh ter, Mrs. Caul Sullivan, and lam ily at Monmouth. She will get to sec her third great-grandchild toy born lo the Sullivans' son-in- law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Burbank. MERRILL MILS. BEA MATTSON and Bet ty Ann Chapman have postxned their coffee hour, originally scheduled for March 16, until Sat urday, March ?;t. diw to the ball games. The colfee is planned to raise money for the elevator to lie placed at the Odd Fellows Home in Portland. DAIRY .MB. AND MILS. BILLY DBEW have named their new son Jon Allen. He was born March 12 and is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Merle Davis of Crescent City and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Drew. MB. AM) MRS. B O N A L D WORDEN and Janet of Klam ath Falls spent March 10 here and helped her parents celebrate their 30th wedding anniversary. MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM PIIOL'UII of Crayland. Wash., visited Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Prough on their way home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Carl Prough and family of Brookings. The Harlan Ploughs accompanied them home and then visited Mrs. Plough's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Will lamicsun, of Portland. The Jam- iesnns brought the Ploughs back to Dairy. CLIFF SEWALD of Merced vis ited recently with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Sew aid. Bonanza, and visited friends here MRS. CLINTON (TIII.DS of Starr, lilahit, is visiting her daughter. Mrs. LiVern Hankius, and lamily. BONANZA I1HOWME TROOP viles everyone lo its lea for the henelit ol Hnnan.a Library IVoin 2 lo I p in. March Hi at the library. SI'S AN WILLIAMS arrived home (rom Southern Oregon Col- Obituaries HASKINS Vellon M Hllin!, l. drri In Pftrllflod Survived v vodow. Viv'n. ol Merrill 0 Hair1 Mrinor'Al Chripel will annoimif arrAngrmeiili, WHETSTONI Utlu EHMhrth WhrKlone. an ;t, d'fit Martrt l Sorvlvfd v rmrind tver p" w WhelMOfie. Snn, Pertv Everltt VVIiKlon. 0fitd(1flU0r,ler. Gnldd Mri Johnitoti. All ol KlAOlrilh FAllV Flltlffr Al ervt( w.ll oa Al n Wotioav. Varch It. In O Hair urmortAl Chaptl. Inler menl lit rlonaoia Carnflary. JOHNSON Q' Lea Johmcn. ;a. died near Ma Im. Ora . Vanh IflftJ. Suryivm: Mu tMiKI. J. T ; M,n. Ie,,v: dtiflhlar. Sher iv and Cvnlhia. all ol fc'alin; paranlj Vr and Mri. nniifllai Stolt. Hone umve, Te., bioloer. Douola Scon Money t.iove. Rav Scptt. Dana, leu , and fWre. Perrvlen. le ; inter, elor. en,e Rmv.it, Wnhita Falli. la. Ora tae Jones, tawton, lei., and Norma Jean Knioalrm.. Money Grove. Funei ai rivne y-ill he announced by Ward Mantam runerai Home. NEW PINE CHEEK MR. AND MRS. WALTER ED- WABDS, formerly of Adin, are the parents of a girl born last 'riclay named Gad Lynn. Mrs. Evelyn Floyd of Yakima is help ing care for the children. I'FC. STEVE STANCLIFFE, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. 0. Stan Idle, was met at the Klamath Falls airport Sunday evening by Mr. and Mrs. Gran Biggs, and daughter. Donna, whom he will many March 17 in the Lakcview Methodist Church. Stancliff has a 15-day furlough from Fort Bliss Tex., Donna will graduate from high school in the spring and then join her husband in Texas. MB. AND MBS. BOB VIN CENT drove here Irom Oakland. Calif., last weekend with tlieir children. Gordon and Nancy. They planned to visit at the Char ley Vincent ranch, w ith his lather and sister, and members of her family for a week. Vincent is with Standard Oil. Scouts Tour Flight Line Seventeen Boy Senuls and three adult leaders nf Klamath Falls Boy Scout Troop "1 and Post 71 were taken on a tour of Kingsley Field, Thursday evening, March 7. The boys loured the areas of the Flight Line and the 322nd Fighter Squadron, escorted by LI. Ray P. Conley, base Explorer Project officer. The visit was made to the base conjunction with the current Aviation Merit Badge class being taught by Mrs. Cliff Clayton. prominent local aviation enthusi- :ist. The hoys were hrieled on Hie mission of the fighter squadron by I.I. Henry Piikkala and 1,1 Richard Hall. The scouts saw a number of Air Force tactical aircrall. including the F-10IB. F-102. F-inti, T XI, and C-47 cargo plane. WORSHIPPERS HEAR TWIST CASSIBILK. Sicily U'PI - Worshippers were astonished on Thursday to hear twist music broadcast on the loudspeakers ol the main church. Police said an electrician had mixed up a recording ol church bells wilh one he intended (or his girlfriend., NEW SHEET RANGE Five members of the Kinaslov Field Rod nri Gun Cluh Iru out the new skeet range which has been constructed at the southwest corner of the air field. The skeet shooters include, left to right, Col. Ragnar 0. Carlson, Frazier L. Telenga, Col. Edwin J. Witienburger, Maj. Curtiss H. Gruye and Maj. Leonard W. Province. The electrically controlled range is equipped with fully automatic traps and was constructed by officers, airmen and civilians during their off-duty hours. Materials were purchased with base welfare funds. Thee range is open seven days week- , USAF Photo Gurye Heads Kingsley Gun Club April 5 Deadline Set For School Candidates Harold Ashlev. city school clerk, announced Thursday that the deadline for filing petitions for openings on the city school boards is April 5. Ashlev also reminded voters that they must be registered 30 davs before the election, i o e terms of both high school and ele mentary board chairmen are ex piring June 30 and unless there: are resignalions these are the only positions that can be tnea lor Ashley's office in tlie school ad ministration building and once completed they must be returned to him. Ashley also reminded voters that they must be registered not later than April 6 for the May s general election. He added that only a registered voter can sign the petitions (or school board can didates. The registration procedure is the same as for a general elec- iu.. vih KIT ha rman. las uon ami is umen care Ol at the already announced he is not a"in'.v clerk's office. candidate for reelection. Petitions may be obtained at DOESN'T FORGET STAMPS HIGHLAND. N Y. I CPU -Police today sought a thrifty thief. Along with $215 and four cases of liquor he took from a tavern the thief also swiped 11 books of trading stamps. Maj. Curtiss H. Gruye was elected president of the newlv formed Kingsley Field Rod and Gun Club during the first meet ing of the club held March 13. Others elected were Capt. Leon ard N. Buck, vice president; S.M.Sgt. Gordon L. Huber. sec retary; 2nd LI. Thomas W. Mvcr, assistant secretary: Lt. Col. Lu cius Thcus, treasurer, and T.Sgt. Jack Owens, assistant treasurer. During the meeting, it was de cided that the by-laws would be proposed at the first general membership meeting. The club has approximately 50 applicants. Initiation fees are $2. 50 for charter memberships, until April 1. alter which the charges will be increased to memberships. $5 for honorary OPEN TILL 10:00 P.M. 7 Doyi a Week Always An Attendant To Serve You! J. W. KERNS LAUNDRV AND CLtANING w i I i v ca b 734 So. 6th TU 4-4197 All Grocery Specials from last Thurs. ad good thru Wednesday! All Purchases Mon.-Tue.-Wed. Count 5 Times their value in CCA Points! S. 6th Store Open Today MARKET BASKET 9rh and Pino So.' 6th and Shasta Way HILL FARMS Standing King Ranch Breeding Hill's Wimpy P63959 Halter, roping and cutting hone. Fee, $75.00, half price lo 4-H and FFA members Showdown Joe P51-638 Halter and cutting horn Fee, $150. Ho wot shown 4 times last year in cutting horse contests in which hi placed three .times. Many times a Grand Champion Halter Horse. 2 Hill's Wimpy Fillies for Sale W. S. (Bill) Hill, Merrill, 798-5255 IM1C Mark down the dales: PJI n The Cooking School Is Coming! IT'S FREE You're All Invited to the 27 THIRD AND FOOD FAIR ENTERTAINING EDUCATIONAL DOOR PRIZES Every Klamath Basin Homemaker Is Invited! THREE BIG DAYS TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY - FRIDAY MARCH 26 - 27 - 28 Doors Open 12 Noon, Demonstrations 1:00 Exhibit Building Klamath County Fairgrounds
