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Tuesday. May 22. 1141
HKHALD AND NEWSnv
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. . i .nln Barrett.
(?m7 and Ml. Albert Bar
L'h'i Keno road. It horn.
-day l"ve from tiuty m
i 37 .f ', nurrntt wuars
u"? '.;. nno lor the first
fc '.inM one tor the Marianas
PPL for wo Jlma In tha
Jf Barron m
un. Ho serves
two - - . nn , hum
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Liu Born Jsck and Jill,
i lunifhtnr. ware
ff&rdMrtTciyrf.M.r.
r,.,,,,io 3 UOX 1UUO, ivwum i
H Klunmtl. Valley ho.pl-
I I...- Il.nmmrt hrol I.
if. " rTGToy. of the
Ch iron Work..
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kiurti Ton gni nir. ana
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o the Congregational
Uh will '"ow Pciurca ui ma
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th I locnicn i
En and Iho public It cordial-
.Ilea.
Hllnai Hovok.d All CUI-
& communis ivv
jrado A, dressed, drown, and
n poultry, ouioi in.. Mwfo,
,.fi . hereby revoked for
Lli'nce of Muy. Retailers
F .... I uttj. mnrlr.imi
i wholesale net cost. New
community colllngs will
lied 10 0.CUIII. OiiUViUva VII
11.
Wll la Meet The worn1
xouncll groups of tho First
Elan church will mcul
tduy 01 1 p. m. uim iui
L plnces: group 1, Mrs.
fins, Stcwurt-Lonox nddl-
kroup z. ivirn. ounouicr, oou
.. . f 1 KAm
in; group 0, .iui, wiui.-
13938 AlUimonl drive. All
en are urged to attend,
ravine Bobby Olson. 12
IM on of Mr. and Mm.
la Olson, 1012 Lancaster, It
(ring from an operation
Ee removal of his appendix
ho underwent last r riaay
milh Valley hospital. He
hrrier for The Hertld and
kclpalt Maet Principals
seven elementary city
will meet Immediately
ichool today. Tuesday.
Buner ntennent Arnoia u,
In In his KUHS offices,
is pertaining to tne closing
bol, report cards and pri-
grtties win oe aitcussea.
ovine. Robert Larson.
Mr. and Mrs. carl Lar-
644 Boardman, Is report
ing easily at Hillside
il, The boy suffered lac-
of the abdomen as he
a over a broken milk bot-
mg a game of war Sunday
'urloueh TCnl. Clinlnn
Whan, ion of Mrs. Grace
0( 1403 Mitchell. Is
In a 10-day furlough from
pox, Ky., where he serves
fk destroyer unit. He it
pig . for overseas duty.
s list visit home was at
is.
Arch MeetsKlamath
no. aa. Hnvm afi-k Mm
Fill confer h M.rV
Snd Past MriIpp rinift-.
may at h n. m
f pnnions cordially fnvit-
le Cluh Mr. ur r-
m the Happy Day Sow
f at her home Wodnes-
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Purchase Home Mr. and
Mrs. Z. W. Dixon of 2363 Eber
leln have sold their residence
and have purchased a home at
2023 Altamunt drive. They
moved Into their new home
April 21. Mrs. Dixon's sister,
Bonnie Guerout, formerly of Se
attle, will make her homo with
mem.
Haturns Home Mrs. if n
Kelley. 720 N. Ulh. Iiuh rcLum.H
to her home after major surgery
ON 12 OF 25 CARS
Twelve of 25 cars checked
hero during the weok from May
8 to 14 were found to have bad
brakes, according to Chief of
Police Orvlllo Hamilton, under
whoso direction the nationwide
"breko-check" program is being
carried out locally.
Under the "brake-check" pro-
Riuiii uiuck ui wooa one men
igh Is placed undor the brake
ficdol of the cur being checked,
f tha brake pedal hits tho block
of wood when the slopping mech
anism is applied, tho brakes noed
adlust ne.
Locally, curs are not being
oiujca on me nignway tor the
cnccK, oui me police ore check'
ing tho brakes on all cars in.
volved In accidents or those
stopped for any other reason.
The brake program is a nation
wide event undor the supervision
of the chiefs of police, to make
mo motorists conscious of faulty
brtkes. Locally, the publicity
angle is handled by tho Junior
timmour oi commerce unacr Bill
Kunr, publicity chairman.
Haqer
The Enterprise crew has put
concrete flume under The
slaughter house at the Junction
which is much bettor than an
open ditch.
D. Sebro and T. M. Kohler
cut spuds for SI Grizzle Sunday
while Si did his irrigating.
Mrs. Christine Turner is ex
pecting her mother to arrive
from Denver, Colo. Thursday
evening for a visit here.
Tho Brown family expect to
move soon as he Is employed
by the slate highway repair
crew and will soon be leaving
Klamath Kails.
Charles Hess was digging out
his drain pipes as the rain and
Irrigation water caused them to
fill up wilh mud.
Evelyn and Jo Ann Blnnrlnll
and Bulh Golden are now em-
pipycct ai mo Mallory market.
.Tho Biedcrmuns are hoviim
quite a lot of excavutlng done
and Improving their property
here.
Dr. Bunrirant FitnnrU n.ni
his big White sow farrnuiari la
pigs tuesaay nna he was wor
rlcd about how she could feed
mem an.
JC OFFICER;
REPORT GIN
The Junior chamber of com
merce dinner meeting Monday
night heard reports from the
nlno members who attended the
stato Junior chamber meeting In
Salcn over the weekend, and
honored Marvin Hixon who had
oeen elected second vice presi
dent of the stato orianlzatlon.
Hixon reported on the Gels-1
senbier award given annually to
inn uayeco cnapier in tne state
which shows In Its seranbnok the
fullest and most active outline of!
projects completed during the
year. Portland won the award
given at Salem this year and,
while Klamath withdrew from
competition during the meeting,
it was generally conceded that It
placed second In the state.
Morgan Johnson, state direct
or, gave a complete report of the
program at the meeting and out
lined the goal of junior chamber
through the coming year.
John Sandmeyer, president of
tne local group, gave a talK on
behind-the-scenes politics at tha
Salom meet. Warren Whltlock
told the group that "unity" was
the prime spirit he felt while at
tending the meeting.
Main speaker of the evening
was Lt. John Raffetto Jr.. who
told somo of his experiences
while a prisoner of the Germans
in Poland.
Paul Dellcr, track coach at
KUHS. introduced tha relay
team to the members, and laud
ed them for their accomplish
ments during the track season.
Ed Attebury, Roosevelt school
principal, was guest at trie
meeting.
Catholic Young
People Slate
Wiener Roast
A wiener roast will ba alven
at Moore park on Thursday,
May 24, by tha Catholic Young
People's club, and each member i
is asked to bring a guest or a I
prospective cluo member.
All those who plan to go are
asked to be at tha parish hall of
Sacred Heart church at 8th and
Mign by o:a p. m. Transpor
tation will be furnished to and
from the picnic. Members who
navo tneir own cars are asked
to be at Moore park by 6:80
m.
In the event of bad weather.
tne activities oi tne evening win
lake place In the narlsh hall.
Beginning si o;ou.
WEATHER
lure ne
0 a Month
for. Life
'YtartPlangvtiymt
' moodily Income for
Hen you wish to rstlret
taion for family nowi
double for accldsntsl
wore retirement tgei
l up Urge cash reserve,
a Income If you
"msnemly disabled. ,
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COMPANY
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Orrron: MmIIv rlnurfv iruiav tnnterhi
end Wrdrmidey with cx?ralonl rain tn
wtt pot-Mori and (Jew oratlcrad howtr
msi oi wcaaee, oiiinuy warmer in
tat portion.
Northern California Cloudy today and
tonlrht with occasional aprlnklea in
northern portion and occasional light
rain In northern mountains. Parity
rloudy Wednesday. Utile change In
temperature.
YOU'RE ONLY
A FOOT
FROMJTROUBLE!
CHICK YOUR BRAKES!
NATIONWIDE
POLICE PROGRAM
April 15-Junel
ROSE
MOTOR CO.
4th and Klamath Ph. 81(4
Dr. Ferguson To
Attend Conference
MERRILL Dr. David J. Fer
guson, pastor of the Merrill
Presbyterian church, left Sun-
aay. may ju, to attena tne world
security conference at San
r ranclsco. or. Ferguson, a mem
ber of the governor's staff, was
sent to the southern city on a
military mission for Governor
Earl Snell.
Ferguson Is on the Inactive list
as an army cnapiain with the
rank of captain, with headquar.
ters at Astoria, and has served
in both wars in this capacity, He
plans to return to Merrill on
Wednesday, and will deliver the
baccalaureate address on Sun-
aay.
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For Arrow dee are de
signed br the top men's
wear stylist in the U. 1
that's more, they're
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-DREW'SJ
MANSTORE
733 Mala St
irmers Attention!
kill, drM and chill your hogs Ac per pound.
euro and imokt your ham and bacon 5c par
ourtd. . ,
r i hav, nt 1 faelliHai. Our work is guaran
why pay more?
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