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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 18, 1946)
News PTA Notes Joieph Connor The Josopli Connor PTA inut Wuduonduy, January 1(1, ut tho school. Hoimy Juuimmi led tliu iuu salute. The (Kill Hi ndu pre Hauled two sonus, "Tlui llnppy Cobbler" unci "Italian Uiirdim." Auuiintii l'aikor, principal, In tiudiiuud Mm. L. C, lluruby, )iroldont ot Itlvoinlilo PTA, Sliu Kiive nn IntnrciitlnK remimo of till! lictlvllll'll 1)11(1 project of Ihu lllvrrnklu unit for this yrnr, Mm. M. H. Hhrcuve, president of Mills PTA, win Introduced by Minn Pnrkiir unil Kho iilxo apaka on ths project unci actlv JtloH of her unit, Tlio ineinbem Picture OF THE YEAR Metro-Cold wyu-Mnyer present "THEY WEHE EXPENDABLE" Stiirrlnu Robert John Montgomery Wayne with DONNA HKEO JACK HOU WAItD BOND A John Ford Production Baaed on the Nook by Wlllliim L. White Screen I'liiv by Flunk Wend. Coimlr. U.H.N. (Net.) AuMiclnttt Producer .. Cliff Held Directed by Jolni Ford, Cnptnln U.S.N.H. Since the moment when W. L, White flmt curved thin htimun, deeply-movlnii chnpter out of home of ute mom aromatic wordiiuc of nil time, "T hey Were Kxpondublo" him become, Kuccemilvaly, bost-ncWni! nov rl, n Holder's Dliieat chmslc, n llook-of-tho Month oiicl now we'vo chosen It 'The Pleturo of the Month." Perhiipn nomo peo lo will Insist "They Wero Ex- pendiiblo" is "The Pleturo of tho Ycurl" This la the hearl-stlniilng story of Kino of the inont he roic headllnus of rocenl venri Actually, It's ths itory of two men, and their loves. The nlory of "Brick," who loved a bout, And "Runty," who loved a Klrl, Robert Montuomerv (back on the screen after his war-years ot sorvice wun uncle Sam'i nmvyi i moKninconi as "Brick." tho Navy man who be lieves henrt-nnd-soul In tho tiny, jtuivuiau i-i-cruii in Ills coin. mand come Jups or hlh-wo- ten Ana John Woyno Is muiy lite iwo-flsted, reck, less scoffer, who wants to trans, for from tho "scanolnu mouso. traps" to something that can ucnver a man-slzcd punch. But there la a punch In tho uiciniu sea-scooters . . . , punch that would have done credit to a giant; and they prove It when Brlek mul n.iuiu plunge them headlong Into dar ing, seenungiy-iiopolcss encoun ters with the enemy fleet. There's a coiiBlnnt thrill in watching them tho thrill of action, nam and fust. And a surge of prldo that will quicken tho beat of your heart. There's a thrill, loo, of a gentler kind, In the tendernoss of tho wistful, wishful romance between thu hurd-blttcn PT boat skipper and the Army nurse, who became tho prldo and Joy of the Navy men. Love ly Donna Reed makes a perfect "Sandy" , . . the tireless dun gnrcod angel-of-morcy, who tends their wounds, and steals their hearts. Throughout the picture, there's a realism that gives evi dence of the expert directorial hand of Captain John Ford, U.S.N.K. This is his best! . Tho screen can offer no greater thrill than Robert Montgomery and John Wayne in this story of the gullunt men and women who never expect ed to return . . . "THEY WERE EXPENDABLE!" Starts Sunday! Esquire and Tower ' Every (: WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY Bat. 9 tllll ' Wed 8:45 till 12il5 .;. ARMORY Baldy's Band A PER PERSON OVy INC. TAX enjoyed these talks and greatly appreciate tlio gosturo oi menu-Uness. A short business mooting fol lowed. At tho close of tho meet ing, refreshments wore served bv Mrs. Stanley Pleser, fifth grado room mother, and Mrs, Hubert ltockholt assisted, a a Shasta Tlio Shasta PTA will provldo a nursery tho night of January ii.'l ut tho school for parents attending tho film, "Sex In Life," at 7:45 p. in. Clothing for tho needy peo ple of war torn countries may lie brought to Shasta school. Students are Joining in this na tional drive, Elton Flshblick, principal, told members or tho PTA executive board on Janu ary 10, i Falrvl.w Members of Falrview PTA will meet Thursday, January 24, at 2:30 p. in, In tho school at which time Mrs. George It. K. Moorheiid of the University of Oregon school of medicine will show the film, ' Bex in Life." There will bo discussion later and the business meeting will follow. Refreshments will bo served. Riverside All Riverside PTA members and parents not affiliated with the group arc uigcu lo uuena the meeting of Shasta PTA as that orgunl.utlon's guests Wednesday night, January 23, at 7:4R o'clock at which tlmo the film, "Sex In Life," will be shown by Mrs. George H. K. Moorheiid of thu University of Oregon school of medicine, Portland. Following the film there will bo open discussion', All parents are asked to be present and aro advised that no children will be admitted to the film. Shasta PTA has announced a nursery for children tho night the film is shown, however. Re freshments will be served dur ing the evening. Falrhsv.n Members of the Kalrliiiven PTA wero entertained at a meet ing held FrldHy, January 11, when the Tulip Bluebird group presented a skit . entitled "The Vegetable Men." The skit was directed by their guardian, Mrs. L, Marlz, with all members tak ing part. Preceding the skll. Jewel Can trull, accompanied by Genevieve Uedney, sang two solos, "Char mulnc'1 and ''East Is West." Two films, "Softly In the Home" and "Planters of Colonial Vlrglna," shown by Principal Wilbur Rob incite, completed tho program. At the business meeting it was voted to purchase two mats for the gymnasium tole used by the cnuciren in their health classes Tho fourth grade, taught by Genevlovo Godncy. won the room count for having the larg est . number of parents and friends present. Refreshments were served bv thi? fourth (Trade mothers', with Mrs. Tom Jameson as chairman. Honlty A fathers' night meeting of Henley PTA was held Friday night in tho high school build ing and was vory well attended All present agreed that more night meetings should be Includ ed In tho schedule, During the business meeting, plans were made for a card party. Mrs. A. R. Dickson Is chairman of the commltleo to decide on the dale and arrange for the party. Mrs. Kenneth Klger volun teered to make a PTA member ship pennant to bo displayed in the third grado room as that room won tho membership con test this your. A count of par ents and teachers present re vealed the fourth grado to be the winner for this meeting. After tho business session, par- IWtCI a. MANY...TWKI oa OOOD rami I L I I 0VI1I ! IIMS1I ISO! ObrlM (tar If UlilrlbuK.il br rlonr.r Tohmce Ca. aS Ml bf all llva aaalra." Sprague River Mr. and Mrs. K. R, Newlun and family spent thu holidays visiting with relatives, They drove to Van Nuys, Calif,, to see their oldest son, Pvt. Buster Newlun who is receiving treat ment In tho Birmingham Gener al hospital at Van Nuys. En route tliey stopped over at Shoo makcr to visit another son, Ver non, who is serving In tho navy. Tho Newluns report Buster Is much improved. Ho Is able to bo In a wheelchair each day. They took him for a drive which was a special treat for him as he has been unublo to leave tho hos pital for over a year. Buster asked to be remem bered to his many frlonds jn Sprague River who were vory glad to hear of his Improvement, Tho Newluns also visited with his sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mollis at St, Helena, Calif,, returning by Mcdford to visit other relative, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Passolt and daughter, Charlotte, spent Uhrisimas vacation with ncr par ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. George of Boise, Ida. Visiting Mr. and Mrs, J. M. Curry over tho holidays were their nieces, Nlla Northrop of fort Jones, t,anr., a icacner there, and Mrs. Dieter, her hus bund and suns of Montague, Cullf. Pvt. Oscar T. Anderson, who silent the holidays ut Bciitly and bpraguo Kivcr with relatives has returned to his base at Bakersfleld, Calif. Ho was ac companied to the base by his wife, Agatha Schonchln Ander son. 'Mrs. Anderson has been here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Barney. Bill Phillips and Ivan Welch from Langell valley were hero luesday on business. Charles Guinea, son of Mrs. Russcl Kernun, hBs been dis charged from the army, Ho Is now employed in Klamath Falls by Ewaiiua Box company. He was In Sprague River Saturday calling on friends. Russel Ker nun was with him. ' Mr. and Mrs. Bob Nelson and son have returned from a visit over tho holidays in Modesto, Cullf., with Mrs. Nelson's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Rose. Bob Is now employed by Ameri can Box corporation in Sprague River. dipt. Bill Hcldrlch, now dis charged from service, was In Sprague River recently, calling on friends. Cpl. Bobby Claus writes his mother, Mrs. Rosa Carninl, that on a recent furlough ho went to southern Franco and into Italv. He is stationed in northern Ger many. Young people of the commun ity arc enjoying winter sports, skating, sleigh riding and skiing. Robert Carninl spent the weekend In Klamath Foils with Reggie Brlstor, Reggie is home on a 30-duy .furlough with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Brls ter. While in Klamath Falls. Robert culled on Mrs. Ivan Hall and daughter. Mrs. Norma Aired. Mrs. Calvin Barney is recov ering from a recent illness. Mr. ond Mrs. Alton Leek hove moved into the Heldrich cabin - Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Johnson- were In Springfield recently. They were unable to . return home because of the flood. Their small son, Richard, is being kept In town for treatment of neuri- lis. Mr. and Mrs. Evans Williams have moved to Grants Pass. Wil liams has owned a trarase there. He has been employed by the wunams garage in Sprague cuts wore given complimentary tickets lo tho Henley-Bonanza basketbull game. M DM1 E P RE H Langell Valley Mr, and Mrs, Herb Johnson and family of Bly spent tho weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Dearborn and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Murchunt and family und Mr, and Mrs, Lester Jones of Klamath Fulls spent Sunday at Alturus and Canby. Mr, and Mrs, Lester Pinelll of Midland spent Sunduy with their daughter, Mrs, Bill Bur' notl und family. Mrs. Mary Dearborn of Bon unzu spent the weekend with her son, Mike and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jack McFull arrived recently from San Francisco. They are with his folks, Mr. ond Mrs. John Mc Full. Jack wos recently given a discharge from tho marines. Mrs. Effle Oilman spent a week with her daughter, Mrs. Lester Moore of Merrill. Mr, und Mrs. J. B. Horslcy of Dairy .spent Tuesday with her folks und Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cochrnn. Mr. und Mrs. Owen Pcpple and Ted ond Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Wells were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pcpple and sons of Klamath Falls. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Pcpple and Bob were also guests. Alva Maxwell of Bonanza Is ill at Hillside hospital with pneumonlu. Hazel Gift spent last week end with Helen Gowcn. Mr. and Mrs. Reg Thomas and children, enjoyed Sunday dinner with Mrs. Effic Oilman and Clarence. La Rue and David House spent a few days at ' Mcdford last week. Mrs. Ray Marchunt and chil dren are spending a few days at Ccdurviilc with Mrs. Dale Brown and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pcatross of San Francisco have sent word to friends of the arrival of Sharon Nadlne on January 7. She weighed 7 pounds 8 ounces and is a great-granddaughter of Mrs. Alice Peatross. The Langell Valley Women's club will meet at the parish hall on January ,24 instead of at Mrs. Fitzhugh's, due to very bad roads on that side of the valley. Lhasa, the capital of Tibet. Is known as "the Forbidden City" because It was closed to Euro pean travelers in the 19th century. Weyerhaeuser Games were the feature of the program at the Januqry 3 meeting of the Parents and Touchers association, Mrs. Lee Prcscolt and Mrs. Rex Frost were hostesses. Mrs. William Jones was spe cial guest at the January 10 meeting of the regular card club at tho home of Mrs. E. Cruikshank. Mrs. Good will huvo the February meeting. Mrs. Jones is a former resident and now lives in Klamath Falls. Shorty Evans Is back at his old Job of speeder driver after service In the Scabccs. Word has been received hero of the marriage of Dorothy Wil cox and George Frazlcr. Both aro former residents. Friends here were glad to hear that Bill Roberts was not seriously injured as at first re ported In a recent accident. The Traveling Card club will meet on Thursday at 1 p. m. at Mrs. Earl Crulkshank's home. All camp women that play pi nochle were invited. Mrs. Hall has twins, a boy and a girl, born last week In Ashland. The clothing drive will start off with a contest between schools. The local students will contact all residents. There will be a March of Dimes party at the hall on Sat urday night for residents and friends. Those not . attending will be contacted by the school. The local librarians are pleased to see the new peoplo use the library which is open Monday from 7 to 8 p. m. Mrs. Ann Clark is working for Mrs. Charles Mack in Klam ath Falls. In the first six months of 1945, the United States shipped $275, 000,000 worth of food and other agricultural products to the United Kingdom. HOW TO "KNOW" ASPIRIN Just be sura to uk for tit. Joseph Aapirin. There's none faater. Done stronger. 1UO tableta coat only 35e. Why pay more? Be sura to demand BL Joseph Aspirin. River. Lorraine Wilson has also moved to Grants Pass. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gowan of Bonanza visited with Mr. and Mrs. Al Thomas who have moved here from Scotia, Calif. Wayne Welch, small son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Welch is being treated for a sore throat and ear infection. Friends of Mrs. Mary Chilo-quiu-wlU be glad to know sho is much Improved. She is recov ering from a siege of influenza. BACK AND DOING BUSINESS AT THE SAME PLACE SAME BUSINESS! BILL JONES. After 3 years plus In the army Is back again operating his service station Come in Get acquainted! - - BILL JONES1 SIGNAL SERVICE STATION 9th and Pine Announcement ... , Due to Remodeling of Our Kitchen caUore tavern Will Operate on a Limited Basis Between Jan. 22 and March 1 NO MEALS BAR OPEN DANCING TO AUTOMATIC MUSIC CLOSED MONDAYS Entertainment Limited ? ? ? PILES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED NO TAIN NO HOSPITALIZATION N Lou ef Tim Permanent aeiulti! DR. E. M. MARSHA Chlrepractlo Pbrilelaa Ite Na. lib Eequlra Tbeatre BISs Pbana 1M Pioneer Community Mr. ond Mrs, M. Galaspi and dauKhtcr Ann returned last week from a very enjoyable va cation in California. While there they attended the big New Year's name. Mrs. Art Wilson of this Com munity Is a patient at the Hill side hospital where she awaits an operation. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Heldcr have gone to southern California to take their son Gene Matchatt back to his duties in the novy, after having spent the holidays here. Mrs. W. L. Fraln had the mis fortune of falling on the ice and suffered a badly bruised hand. Harry Hurlbut, who has just returned recently from overseas duties with the Scabccs, after visiting the Brothers family here, has gone back to his work at Weyerhaeuser where he was crn- filoycd before entering the scrv ce. Mr. and Mrs. John Kerns and son Joe returned Saturday from a two weeks' motor trip into California, visiting in the bay area and on south to Los An geles. They reoorted having a very nice trip and the weather tavorawe. They attended the New Year's game. Fred Herrick is home on leave from the navy visiting at the home of nis parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Herrick. Mr, and Mrs. J. W. Kerns have received word from their sons overseas, that James spent the holidays with Benjle. Visitors at the N. L. Fraln home on Tuesday were Mrs. Julia Elliott and son David Grubb of Mcdford, Mrs. W. L. Hughes Garage Now Located at 3840 So. 6th (At Altamont Auto Camp) Phone 4289 We thank you for your pa tronage at our old location at the Lakeview junction and invite you to stop in at our new one. "Hoppy" Hughes We Carry A Full Line of WILSHIRE PRODUCTS Friday, Jan. 18, IMS HERALD AND MES NINE Poole of Klamath Falls, Mrs. Cleona Hurlbut and Paul A. Bundy mining engineer of Ne vada City, Calif. ) , A very lovely fried chicken dinner was given by Mrs. Don ald Colwell during the holidays honoring her nephew Bill Wil son of Klamath Falls who was home on leave from the air corps. Guests attending, all chuma of Wilson's, ware Oeorg Demetrakos, Dick Hoyt, Don Robin, Tommy Perkins, ! Don Bigger,- all of the air corps and Jim Noel of the navy. All cept Wilson have been, dis charged from their duties ami re turned to their colleges. Both OSC and U. of O. Bill returned to bis station which is near Denver, Colo. Change to CREAM OF RICE I don't have to coax my children to eat cereal, lince the school nurse told me about Cream of Rice! Not a wheat cereal cereal . . . Cream of Rice nourishing rice! It'a the only hot rice breakfast cereal ... hence it off era something uniquely different to de light a child's taste 1 Every serving is fortified to whole-grain levels with vitamins Blf G, niacin and iron. ( Serve th.s"high-energy,"all-family breakfast cereal regularly) 5 minutes to prepare. Oct Cream of Rice today. It's hot rk brMfcfswt tmtk chllaamn tmvm t I" i i a. t ' ;; :4 ts I .".sajia i a- air. From 9 p. m. Till Wee Hours of the Morning with THE RUSTLERS Every Sat. Night at MERRILL Community Hall , OUTING FLANNEL PA J Aim AS! 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