Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 08, 1946, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textlild Elects iw Officers M'!' "V r'..niuin V Pi Kirch ...mlnv. VUICCI u ()( OH- 'I'M Kid ".V. lnrl lo li""!11'1" .. ,., fur food unci i,. C ""I ' . . . II b "."'"' .. i CI in. nth C'lii'MlCI J Mnln In tlio isilll wiii , li;..... I uf.frn. Honum ' MM. . . Illll.nit Ufliel 111 h rrvoH" '- -md lh. !' i,li hiiiK "In t m Gur- MM- A ff lYv.dc ,M'lll l" win"" v' . ,, , ,,r i lie donation r I (,. lOlll'Upi'HIl l lllllili u n, f lil social education nnd fc'MlU.aor which Mn. fl"!"" " . i V from or: swell i i vi'int .. y MU:, " r r ; e , ributlmi i'l"" rc'it ' v, a loner rui.Tivi-. uj .. ... ,oii from ii inn" 1 ii'ii". v . i i k ill i im from Un rd Church Service ten Ul" "...i I., which ho ex- led appreciation for the gift. welcomed. One heifer has , .1...1 in Ill-It) out In the g hiiii,"- . . - lillltullon program m mill' 1-1. CIIUIO I1IIVO . I I , ,..i.. ,.i.k linked liv Mm mini""; .", .i , , vim cul III nonor in un K birthday III r curmiry i. Aiirn wiiii iviin. a II II I HI ! - . fton Hrown m ciuiinu m ' . . ..,,'. u hv Mr. D. R IS vt:iv: n. ,-'v : ; - and Mrs. William Aiuiur- .....ui..u Ilium unit ntlin (lowifi'tf orouKiu i rum mer dimes wcro iwed nbout NOUIIlfl. ... ., . t,n ni'Xl mrotlnu or Uio KUim bp announced liiu-r. Hager r nnd Mr. Fruncl llc-mi ii Anliliind were vudllnu ut Chiirle He hoinu or u diiv nst wi'OK. men ini-y it on to Lovelock, Ncv lo I Ins brother mere n lew L iiinwirinuI'M sinter unci ily visited hist week with m.l Mn lliiiidriind here. r. and Mr. John Hen re- ied from San IrnncMco re- iiv. A..IH1 NIi-iiIh wiih hflmn fin a It Iciive while en route from ienKo training slntlon lo Lull- un, wncre no will receive p IriilnltiLi iurdon Mullory will leave i lor the tnilnlnii acnool in ns hi (uriouijli is nt-nriy Icvcnil families alone the II roule arc now recelvliiK Herald since It i delivered Iho evening of the day It I IIMI. early all the fiirmer around t arc itetlinu their fields By lor seeduiK. LOOK to 3fl-D TISSUE for DESIRABLE QUALITIES 3 Rolls 23 'A2Ck0ASM'tll ""iQh.m, Wo.blnBf MUM lilil'illE lWS New Pine Creek Eui'l Siiudford letiiinvd hint Krliluy from miendlnu cluhl duya down lit MiiryMvllln unci Vlcliilly VIHIlliiH with rclul I vi'H mill old iicqunliitnm'nN, wliero hii fiiniii'i'ly lived, llo could luii'dly recoKnl.u hlu old lunch w li mi i Iiiin ijiH'dino a Diirt of C'uiiip Ueul with mi nreu of III),. (1(1(1 miuni'o mill'. IIIh 1 ii nc I hud neon cul un Into Ixiuli'Viii'dH nnd city hloiliN rilled with nil kuI'Ih of biilldliiKH. Cri) nnd uriiy.lnu IiiihIn ho reixii'ted, look ed fnli'ly Wood In Hint district. Mr. Frunklo WIIIIiiiiin mid (InuKhter, Ojinl, retiirni'd limt. Wedneadnv from a three-week vlml to l'hoeiilx. Arl. where alio atiiycd with her noil, Hex VYIIIIiiin n nil family. They vlalted In the hay area with Mm. Williams' brother, Don Gnrvln mid (iiinily mid lit Clilio they vlnlted with her other brother, Lewis Ciarvln and family. They also visited Mrs. Williams' mother, Mrs. Sul liu Garvin, at Willows, Calif. The benefit dance held at Davis Creek lust Saturday was ciilta well attended coimlderliiK the weather mid eonfllcliiiK events. About 20(1 tickets were sold and around $U() wus netted from the affair. Kveryone had a Urand time. Thero will be a rcKtiliir mcctlnK of the KrunKe thin Saturday evenhiK. An onthiinlnslle eroup of boy und parents attended the first regular meetltm of Cub pack No. 40. held last Wednesday evcnlnK n week auo at the itraiiue hall The local pack wan put more or less In nn embarrussbiM position UeciHinn or it ciiDtnasler, winiil fred Gooch, belnu unable to ul tend. Thus ii pinned program was luckliiic. llul thnnk to lliirom Tlilley nnd Kenneth Peterson of the Modoc nreu Hoy bcont coun ell, who did the plnch-lilttiiiil with tho help of three Lukevlew Cub dens nnd their den mothers, Mm. Miideline Wlmiin, Mrs. Ken neth I'etemon and Mrs. Wlnmird, ii very fruitful evenlnii resulted. The Lukevlew pack brouiihl down exhibits of their work which wus sllmiiliilluu lo Hie newly oruunized locnl puck. They nlso put on several demonstra tions of how the Cubs learn lo work toijolher. Most of the visil Inn Cubs were in uniform. Mr. Peterson snowed some pictures of "Cubblim al Work." which unvc nil those who had not seen them, before a better under standing of the work. After tho meclInK, (ho I.uke view lenders helped the locnl den mothers, Mrs. Bonnie Tux- horn and Mm. Cordn Perry, in well n too member of the puck committee get lined out with their weekly programs. The next pack meeting will bo the fourth Wednesday of April, which comes on the 24th. Members Of Posse To Attend Festival LAKEV1KW. April 8 At a mectlim of the Luke Comity Sheriff's Posse Tuesdnv cvenlnu It wus decided to send about 20 members of Iho posse to Port land In Juno to attend Iho un iiuul I (one KcKtlvnl, The. horses will bo trucked lo Portland, und tho members of the possu will ii'iivu juno n to piiruciptiio in n IO-imihso drill exhibition the fol lowing evening. The Hone Fes tival purudo Is set for June 7, In which Iho locul dosbo will also purllrlpule. Khi.rlrr IT A r'nuliliiv ulnliwl today Hint tho posso would drill I'vi-iy ouiiuuy unci llisu every WefliiCKiliiv itviinliiu from now until the time they leave for the big event. Weyerhaeuser The pie soclnl, sponsored by the parents und teachers associa tion lust Saturday, wan very uc- censful. Music wus furnished bv Mis. .luck llengle and Churllo Green. A number of outstand ing guests attended. Among them were Mr. and Mrs. Al llortlorode and son from Butte Kulls, and Mr, nnd Mrs. Clint Moore from Ashland. Botb families nre former residents. Mr. unci Mrs. Lylo Stone nnd son moved Into camp over the weekend. Slonu was recently discharged from the navy, he anil bis wire formerly lived here, The traveling curd party will meet this week with Mrs. Crulk sliiink. Gury Cruikshank was home over tho weekend with Dean Mntllck as hi houscgucst. Colds and flu are prevalent In camp now, with a number HI In different degrees. Klpcllon of officers took place on Thursday nt the regulur meet ing of tho PTA. Mrs. Allen Howard Is 111 In a Klnmiith Full hospital, Mrs. Curl Arent entertained the curd club on Thursday with u dessert luncheon. High scores went to Mr. Prescoll, Mrs. Wct unci Mr. Cruikshank. Don 11 ue k hii returned to work on the railroad. He wns recently discharged from service in the armed force. Archie West has a new Nnsh. Hospital Receives New X-Ray Machine LAKEVIEW, April 8 J. R Prions nf Pni-ttntirl In In T iiIm view this week installing a new Uencrnl hleclrlc X-rny machine nt llm I .til Airlttw mil, lit. Iiiiu.illnl The new machine) Is the latest and most tip-to-dnlo of its kind, and Is capable of therapy, fl Horo scope and radiograph work. The new X-ray will greatly facilitate this branch of the hospital's service. Regent's Pork, London, con tained 100 vurletlc of rose In tlx row Unrflen nrlni- In tlin u.tif The garden contained 21,000 1 roses. Ul I 1 II TO MAKE TEE SICK WELL Our pftictlpllon filling and medical supply vie It fin) aid lo th HII Call on ui Just phono 4514 FOR DRUGS 9th and Main CURRIN'S If you need a motor, see us Wo have Iho following motors, thoroughly reconditioned ready for immediato installation: '41 Studebakor Champion '39 to '42 Mercury '37 Studobakcr Commandor '42 Chrysler '32 to '38 Ford VB 85's Modol "A" Ford '37 to '40 Ford V8 BO's '40 Chevrolet Short Block W will Install thio or you can do It yourself. SEE US FOR Gonoral Repairing Eloc. and Acetylene Welding Body and Fender Work Motor Reborlng Painting Motor Tune-up COMPLETE MACHINE SHOP SERVICE JIM KALER'S AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE SHOP 2110 White Dial 7279 imtmttmmtrmimmtttttmmttttmttmtmmtmmttmtmmrmnm FEHLEN'S MEATS and STORAGE LOCKERS GROCERIES Meat Cutting and Curing for Locke ri No Meat Shortage Here Hunting and Fishing Licenses ,n, . h OPEN SUNDAYS Ami a aih 8mtmniitmimwmttiinun;:nimii:ittimnmiiiimtirmriiiiiiiiiiii)iiiti To Our Friends and Customers in MERRILL and MALIN We havo sold the yard at Merrill to Mr. and' Mrs. E, W. (Gene) Hill. We wish to thank you for your cooperation and patronage for th pat 15 year. W also wish to urgo your contlnuod cooperation with Mr. Hill, who has managod the yard for us , th past sovon years. FRED H. HEILBRONNER , "FUELS THAT SATISFY PLUS SERVICE" 821 Spring St. Sine 1919 Phone 4153 We are still doing business at the same location in Klamath Falls. Photo Studio Changes Hands LAKEVIEW, April B A deal was closed this week In which Max Phelps, recently dis- churgod from the army ulr corps, purchased Getty photo studio from Mark Getty, proprietor for tho pant 30 yours. The Geltys camo to Lukevlew In 1000, leav ing in 11)11 nnd returning to the community In 1013 when Getty opened his studio business, to which he has devoted ull his time and efforts to build up in thin community. Phelps graduated from Luke vlew high school In liKil). For the past 10 years ho has been Inter ested In photography us un limn tc.'ur, and following his discharge from tho ulr corps lust year hus spent six months in photography worn in lunmuui runs and Hea ding. Phelps left Monduy for Sun Francisco on a buying trip for his new business, und in ubout three weeks will re-open the I studio. ' ! Griffin Will Head Ministerial Group LAKEVIEW, April 8 Rev. Gordon C. Griffin, pastor of the First Buptist church, was olected president of tho newly organized Ministerial association at a meet ing held In tho pastor's study of the Baptist church Monday. Other officers numcd were Rov. Louis M. Samson, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, vice president; Rev. O, Edwnrd White, puslor of Church of the Nu.nrenc, necrctury - treasure!', nnd Rev. A. K. Place, pantoi' of the First Methodist church, de votlonul chuirmun. During tho meeting, plans were mude for Good Friday and Easier sunrise servlcos, with A cactus plant, hung up In tho open ulr by Luther Burbunk, be gun to grow when taken clown and plunted four yeurs Inter. 1 AIR CONDITIONING Commercial Residential Industrial Refrigerated Evaporative Humidifiers Automatic Controls J. S. FADE Sheot Metal Contractor 4B8 Spring Phono 3618 Rov. Whlto lo speak al tho for mer and Rev. George Knspnrian to deliver tho Enstcr sermon. It Is possible to read a news paper in the light produced by the Inntern fly of Costa Rica. Discriminating buyers of in surance patronize Hans Norland. 123 N. 6th St. . 1 II iest seyt MB IN6USN HO RUIUM WAX ...Use Say Ceodky Te Werk "Old tngldh Was" b lh panword. Uli pulling a robbl) out of a hoi, iWi ( wizard was driet lo a cryslai-hard finish In 15 minutes. Pro tacit linoleum from dirt and weor. Get a pint today. If lir.RAI.D 4 NCWS. Kl.m.lh Flli, Ore. MONO AY, April S. 1M. ri Seeea THE SUN MOTOR TESTER In the hands of an expert will completely test your car. "Hank'1 Hankins has had 25 years experience. Motor Tune-up Electrical Repairs Minor Repairing We Pick-up and Deliver, Phone 6452 A Complete Service Station. LUBRICATION RICIiriELD GAS AND Oil, OOODVEAR TIRES RECAPS AND LSf.D TIRES FANNING'S RK&D 1102 E. Main Reclamation and. E. Mala Across From Community Grocer IT A-LS1!. II I - CiliM'. 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