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' Frank Brown Haads Commit
to Frink Brown of Langell
valley, a member of the roads
Committee of the chamber of
commerce, nil been named
chairman of a sub-committee
Which will work on federal $ec
ondary highway appropriations.
Brown will name other members
Camping School Robert La
mott. Boy Scout head. Harold
Talley, assistant Scout execu-
I Uve, and Delbert Yantis. assis-
oo I tant Scoutmaster, of ruamatn
Falls, and Merle Weidman of Al
oo : turas are attending a scout camp
oo ing school at Couer d'Alene,
Ida. Earl Grarim, Nlamatn grade
school teacher, is also there at
tending an aquatic school.
winda
and cfi 'f i
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Counselor L. Orth Sisemore,
local attorney, has been named
national counselor for the Klam
ath chamber of commerce. He
succeeds R. C. Groesbeck in
tins position, which is the local
chambers chief contact with
the United States chamber of
commerce.
Meet Saturday Ronald
lodge. Sons of Norway, will
meet Saturday at 8 p. m. There
will be a program, and refresh
mrnt will h srviH hv Mrs
of the committee. He was se-1 Carl Johnson, Mrs. Pete Berg
a . i l.u.m.u nf T nnsnll vat. i i I I r
cy's special interest in this : I
phase of highway work. In yes- Dance Friday The FOE and
terday's paper, it was incorrect- Eagles auxiliary drill teams will
iy reported that Frank Howard , sponsor their pre-convention
was named neaa 01 uus sub
committee. I Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Sarron of Monterey are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Graham
and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Graham of this city. Mrs. Bar
pon is the former Mrs. Al
(Graham. She plans to go to
Longview where she will visit
Jier two daughters, Mrs. H. C.
Borgman and Mrs. Ed McDade.
The latter recently returned
lrom Alaska.
dance Friday evening in the KC
hall. Dancing will be from 8:30
to 12 to Estin Riser's orchestra
and the public is invited.
Rummaga Salt The Eagles
auxiliary will hold a rummage
sale all dav Saturday in the lob
by of the FOE hall. 9th and Wal
nut. Members are asked to bring
their rummage to the hall.
Employment There are sev
' eral positions open at Crater
i Lake lodge for college girls or
I high school graduates. Any one
Eagles auxiliary interested should contact the
I No Practii
tirum corps will not practice to-' federal employment office
jmorrow as announced, but will
practice Sunday at 1 p. m. at
(Hills school. All members of
the corps are urged to attend
the dance Friday evening in the
.KC hall, and are asked to wear
latigue uniforms.
In Merrill Rahlen Hastings,
former Klamath Falls business
man, was in Merrill recently.
Hastings, now of Portland, is
employed by the Baker-Fentiss
Lumber company.
Blaze Blamed
On Fishermen
Fishermen were believed to be
the cause of the forest fire which
broke out in the canyon of the
north fork of Sprague river yes
terday afternoon. Fishing equip
ment found near the area of the
fire indicated the possible source
of the flames which burned over
two acres.
The fire, which was spotted
at 3 53 p. m., was brought under
control at 5:30 by fighters from
the Klamath protective patrol
station in Bly and from Weyer
haeuser camp No. 6.
The canyon fire was the elev
enth reported so far this year.
With hot weather the forests are
doing out rapidly and 11. H.
Ogle of the Klamath fire pro
tective association warns people
entering the forests to be care
ful of throwing away burning
material.
Radio Man Hare Carroll Han
sen, news editor for Columbia
Broadcasting system in the San
Francisco area, and formerly
with the staff of KFJI here, is
visiting in Klamath Falls. He
is accompanied by Mrs. Hansen.
Hansen nas been in the south
since 1940, and spent two and
one-half years in the marine
corps. He was a radio operator
in the marine air corps.
Camp Fire
News
Returns The Kev. and Mrs.
S. M. Topness of the Klamath
Lutheran church, have returned
after a three weeks' trip
through Iowa. Wisconsin and
Minnesota. They attended the
Lutheran church convention in
Minneapolis June 11 to the 18.
The proposed 194? budget for
the Camp Fire program was pre
sented at the regular meeting of
the executive board of the Klam
ath Falls council of Camp Fire
girls by Mrs. K. A. Moore, chair
man of the budget committee.
A comparison of the 1948 and
1947 budgets was made and all
items were discussed from the
viewpoint of necessary revision
in program direction.
Serving with Mrs. Moore on
this years budget committee
were Mrs. John Kennedy, Dr.
L. L. Truax. A. J. McDonald and
ex-officio members. Mrs. B. C.
Johnston, board president, and
Ethyl Bremer, executive secre
tary. Ed Livingston, camp chairman,
reported on progress of camp
plans. He announced that Sun
day. June 23. members of the
joint Camp Fire-Girl Scout camp
committee and interested volun
teers will go up to Camp Esther
Applegate at Lake o' the Woods
to do work preparatory to the
opening of the campsite for the
summer program.
Mrs. Johnston, president of
the board, appointed Mrs. Percy
Murray. A. J. McDonald and
Ethyl Bremer as a committee to
investigate all aspects of insur-
On Saipan Courtney Dean
Gordon is stationed on Saipan.
He is in charge of the post of
fice there, and has been overseas
since December of last year. He
has been in the navy for about
one and a-half years.
i Song Accepted Mrs. Forrest
iV. Loomis of 2123 Darrow has
"received word that her sister,
Mrs. Etta M. Thomas of Coos
Bay, Ore., has had her song.
"Oh Moon Come Over the
-Mountain," accepted for publi
cation. '
Cueat Mrs. Art Perry of Dal
las, Ore., was the weekend
uest of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Whitlatch of (he Marion apart
ments. Mrs. Perry is the sister
pi Mrs. Whitlatch.
.
Moved Mr. and Mrs. Burge
JMason Jr, have moved to their
friewly-acquired home at 403
Lincoln street, which was for
merly occupied by the Carl
JSchuberU.
Visiting Hera Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Bernadou are visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ma
honey, here from Berkeley,
JCalif.
Visiting Mrs. W. R. Smith,
the former Winifred Darnell,
Visited friends in Klamath Falls
Wednesday before returning to
Jher home in Dunsmuir, Calif.
Married A marriage license
application was file in Tacoma,
JJune 19, by Allen Cline, Fort
?-ewis. and Thelma L. Cline,
Klamath Falls.
On Tour Mr. and Mrs. Pete
Savior. S80S S. 6th, are touring
the United States for about a
month or six weeks. They left
on their trip about two weeks
ago.
Diamond Laka Mary Meg
ginson, Connie Coskie and Pat
Herrington are vacationing at
Diamond lake.
Shopping Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Stonecypher of Tule
lake were Tuesday shoppers in
Klamath Falls.
Guest Christine Mclntyre of
San Francisco, Calif., is the
house guest of her sister, Clara
Mclntyre, of 336 Broad.
Vacationing Sgt. and Mrs.
Paul Robertson are spending
their vacation in Canada.
CARD OF THANKS
W'e wish to thank our friends
for their kindness and flowers
during the illness and death of
our mother. Mrs. Annett F.
Cowperthwait. -
The Cowperthwait Family
CAN'T KEEP
GRANDMA IN
HER CHAIR
Sha'a u lively m a Yotirifatarw
Now hr Backache U bat tar
Hatty afftfvr rabava aantn bek?a
: qvicUy, cntm tT dnwm that ( rai
I cssum of thenr troabie b tirvd kxirwrm.
T kkiasTTv ara Natara'a chief wny oi uu
: hkf the rxxwM aoi and uu out o lb
I blood. Tby bstp meat pmpi put about ft
; putu a dajr.
Whta duonWrof kfdwr fnvttloa poraslts
. pataoaooa nattr to rrm4a la roar Mood. H
t BvcaoMaacslasbackMW.ruB3atkpiiaa,
' leg aaiaa, low ot pp and amy. gvttlat up
Bicbta. twtHuac. pumaaat ttaar im cr.
aaadacAea and dinis Fraqucat or aeaaiy
riaajn with martiac aad aurataar aoata
Main tham tbtra la otpoth.aa' Vroag wua
oar ludnry or Madder.
Doa't nitl Ask roar dnarrftt for Doaai
TU1. k tttmolaat divnrtic atad aueaanfttfly
br millions for otr 40 raara. Doaa's sira
bsppT raUof aad vffl balp tba U milaa of
kxliMty tubm fltah out poisonous arasta IzaO
pour bbod. Gat Doaa's PUk.
net? prolwtion U spplirs to
youth programs.
This ii the final rrguUr iihh-1.
Inn for the summer months. The
executive board will hohi 1U
next meeting fteptemlrr 1? to
arrange for fall and winter pro-
grama.
To Gearhart Frank Jenkins,
publisher of The Herald and
Kewft, has left to attend the
summer meeting of the Oregon
Newspaper Publishers associa
tion at Gearhart.
Date Selected
For Ram Sale
! The southern Ormmi ram
isale committee met at Lakevirw
(jucie 13. with Chairman Hob
Weir. Scptenibrr 9 was selected
as the date for the southern Ore-
fon ram sale lo he held on the
uirgrouiuls at Lakrvlew. This
nAi d a kiii, nu-.ia rm. at: i in MMUm , im, r.,, Ilt
the difficulty required for tny
el lo various rancliri In atari)
nf desirable animals. This tk
is carried on by sheepmen a i
service lo tho Industry,
Rtlurni Mr. and Mrs. T. J
CJerrow, 1B7B Melroa. rehirm,
Juir 18 after vaisllonlng In Rj
Krauruiro.
will be the sixth annual sale
handled by the r'rrinnnt Sheep
men's a'lation (or the Oiegun
wixilgrowrrs
This sale serves an area de
voted lo range sheep In soulhern
Oregon and northern Idaho.
Sheepmen In the area look lo
this sale as a reliable place lo
purchase needed rams without
' J ior wheat at its btst -serve I
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Mission is made from I f
the -finesi Durum Wheat! M
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w
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Keep wheat in your diet serve.
Mission Macaroni, tha Durum Sem
olina wheat food that's rich in pro
tein and vitamins, and has all tha
food value of wheat at its bast I '
SERVE MISSION Tenia!
you can tott th differ
ence! Get Miuion and you
gee the kettt
LOOKS ARE DECEIVING
Know what tn look for. Look for tba nam
8t Joseph. Find quality, rpd and ecoo
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wwld'ilargMtatUer.lOc. 100 tablets, 3&.
PILLOW BLOCKS
(Heavy Clamp Boxes)
S Babbitted and
: Reamed
Both Ends Faced
V" to 2 1516"
inclusivt
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MILL SUPPLY DEPT.
Spring and Elm
Phone 5141
Try Mission Spaghetti Tonight
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HlW t N N M I
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SEE THE GOODS
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iim. t. turn vimi sjmii, mvm t iir iiians
All CONDITION!!!' i unm,d uniU. Sll tanlitd -'i co.l.J.
Cipsciiy 10 000 BIUIV. Compldt wilh I HP msia and imI
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BIIICTIONAl COMPASSISl IS.44 sulomobilt. will tnd otltli
lp. .Moilly liquid i)Hd nd with lunlinotil pomlt. Unuitd. Good.
SHOVHSi 17.147 i,i,i,I puiptii Icq ti,nd villi No. 1 round td
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INIRATOtS AND POKTAIll POWII UNITti iK, tSSCOO
worIK of ulomoliv. ,'(cr,ll snd S)il Corpi q,n,''oit in van.
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AIR COOIIO 0AS01INI INOINItt Varioui ilia., mo.ily 6" H.
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49 unit, in iroet.
ACTIONAL HP MOTOR!! $10 v7I Hock of moion. H and
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POLI UNI HARDWARfi Ta'aphona polai. voodan cron armi. In,w
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ASHLEY CHEVROLET
Phone 4113
Fourteen highly skilled optome
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In individual practice for 5 to 35
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Registered Optometrist
in Charge
OREGON
715 Main Street Klamath Falls
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