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Herald & News Klamath Falls Thurs., Nov. 21. 1963 Page 10-B SINCE 1872 . ; .TOP-QUALlf Y MERCHANDISE AT WARDS LOW PRICES! Basin Briefs ffiOHIlf Iff IF MAUN MRS. EMMA WILSON spent last week in Portland visiting her daughter, Emmaline Shep herd, and son, Oarrell, and also her granddaughter, Mrs. fl. L. Moore, and eons. DAVID CNRL'II, grandson of Sir. and Mrs. Vaclav Kalina, is spending a few weeks with his grandparents. He returned with them after their recent visit with his parents, the Don Un ruhs, in Freemont, Calif. MAUN PROSI'KRITY SO CIAL CLUB will meet Thurs day, Nov. 21, at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Joe Halousek. MR. AND MRS. EARL WIL SON spent a week in Portland with their daughter and family, the Ivan Vaughns. MR. AND MRS. CARL Mc VAV spent last week in Tu lare, Calif., visiting his sister and family, (lie Dave Coopers. MARGARET JEFFERS has returned to Modesto after spending several weeks with her sister and family, the Les ter Wilsons.. MB. AND MRS. MERLE I.OOSLEY visited in Walla Wal la recently with tlicir daughter and family, the Erwin Wiscn becks. HELPING HANI) SOCIETY will meet Wednesday, Nov. 20, at the Malin Community Hall with Mrs. Robert Brown as hostess. MALIN HOME EXTENSION UNIT will meet Dec. 3 at the Malin Community Hall for its Christmas party. Members will also decorate the community tree. There will be a 50-ccnt gift exchange. MRS. HAB WILSON is recu perating after being confined to her home for several weeks with the flu. ' MR, AND MRS. VACLAV KA LINA have returned after ac companying Mr. and Mrs. Elzic Roberts to Mesa, Arts., where they will spend the winter months at 446 South Hubson Avenue. MR. AND MILS. JOHN TUR NER and granddaughters, Dee Harris, and (linger Duller , and lier son, John, spent the week end in Portland visiting t h e Turners' daughter and family, the Dick iHachonbergs. NEW PINK CREEK MR. AND MRS. BEN STE PHENS, owners of Stephen's Rock Shop, and their son, Sam, returned last Tuesday from Barstow, Calif., win-re they at tended the International Rock Hound's Roundup for a week. They saw exhibits from all parts of the U.S.,Ca n ad a, and Mexico, and participated in field trips with the 500 persons present. MR. AND MRS. CHARLES C. IIEITZ and family have been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mis. Howard Wells. Ueiti had been Mationcd at a naval base in Norfolk, Va. He left w ith his family for Ran Kivincisco lnt Tuesday, wlierc Mia. Dciti and children will reside. He will sail for F.urope from Norfolk on Thanksgiving Day. MRS. BUNA FARIS left Sat urday for Crescent, accoma niod by Postmistress Esther Guddatt, to attend a Quad County meeting of the Oregon Chapter of the National Associ ation of Postmasters in Corne lls. IBoth went to Portland to visit tlieir sons and families be fore returning Monday evening. I.EELAND HARRIS and son, Sam, and friends, Paul Keenny Sr. and son, Paul Jr., of San Loandro, enjoyed hunting birds her last week. They also visit ed Harris' motlicr, Mrs. Rob ert J. Snider, and husband, and his hrolher ami family. Elder and Mrs. tiordun Harris. MRS. H M.I.IK COOK fell from a ladder while washing windows last week and sprained her kiiee. Neighbors are run ning errands for her. Mrs. Cook is 71 years old and lives alone. Court Records MUNICIPAL COURT Nov. W, 1UI Harv.y Ctllol Bulltr, dtunk. US or flvt or 10 davl Slmton Rlodla. drunk, tJS forfrittd. Harvey Sl.wart. drunk. 12! or t(v or 10 day). Loo Johnion, drurk, tontlnuftrl. Stuart Erwin Davit, vagrancy, $100 and 30 dayl. Cnarloi Hood Jr., carrying cortroalrd weapon, continued! drunk. Hi or rive Or 10 dayt. Crnetl Llltlewoll, drunk. JJ forfeit d. George Alfred Hawtlnt. drunk, I7S or five or 10 days. Ask about daily "Bmintss Card" SPOT ADS LvZ l lJ KJ thth OlIL Use Wards credit plans. 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