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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1946)
WEATHER NnnrilKHN CAI.irOBNIA mm)' ttitliy ami '1'iitfiiiluy HKL'it fnf III aiiulh iiii vallcyt. Warmtr nurlhvrn vallayi TiiMilay, CJaiilL vsmmIjI. wind vlt "fiBKOON AND WASMINCITON ClBiirvr mill onliltr Uxly, tunlght and Tii.iftuy. UnU. variable wind olt cuait. Extension Unit Tho Midland homo rxlmislon unit will moot at tho Midland grange hull on Thursday ul 10:30 . m. The subject will be "Wild Game Cotikrrv," with Mix H, U. Lar Kont and Mr. Huy Huff clom oiwlrolliia. A complete meal will ho prepared. All members mid frli-nd are Invited to at trmel. Everyone li urged to b there on time. Christmas Molina Tho Mt. Laki Ladle Aid will merit at 2 p. m., Wednesday, at the home of Mix W. M. Williams (or tho nnmiiil C li r 1 1 1 m ii I mention. '1'hero will bo 11 (lift cxdwiiiK, ii i ul each member In nuked to lirlnK soinrthhiit to rill a Christ mm box to be given to a needy family. Party Tha annual Christina party of tho American Leu Ion and tho Lrulon auxiliary will be lipid Tuendiiy. DccmnlnT 17, at 8 , P. m., In the Li-itlon "mil. Auxlll fry members ro asked to brlnn sandwiches. Tlioao attending are nuked to bring gifts, woman to brlnit a it I ft (or a woman and men a gift (or a mnn. Expected Homa Nun and Adra Ooeller, daughter o( Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Cioeller. 123 l'lne, urt expected homo Thurs dny from Eugene, where they lira uttendliiK the Unlvertlty i( Oregon, to upend tho Christinas iiolldny with t'.ielr parent and other relatives. nUmUaA4 Mm HiirtU Tlnn. per and Mri, Grace Gibson, both omployod at tho Wurron Hunt runch In the Boring Luke dls it.l.,1 ufMfjt llBitiliM(I (rum Khun- alh Valley hospital thla week- Olid following exionsive ireai- menl (or injuries receivea wiiun telr car and a Greyhound bun Idpuwlped on the Keno high way. To Portland J, M. Bell of i:iM4 Joiinson (low to Portland lartl Tuesday to undergo an emer gency operation. He wan accom panied by hi dnughtcr, Mrs. Bert W. Smith, who returned from Portland Siiturtluy. bell will be a putlcnt at Good Mamarl tun hospital (or about throe wmikn, where his condition Ii re ported to be good, Demonstration Tho Henley home extension unit will meet at tho home of Mix Howard Jackson at 10:30 a. m. Thurs day, (or a demonstration on "Wild Game Cookery." There will be a lift exchange. Thoae attending are asked to be l-'iere promptly at the opening time. Installation The Townsend club will meet nt 8 p. m., Turs duy, at SOU N. fat I (or Installation o( council, club members nnd of (Icers. Itcficshmeiil will be served bv tho hostesses. Ella beth Kclllson and Murle Kll-gore, Gilt Exchange The Townsend club auxiliary will meet at 1 p. m. Wednesday, at the home at Eva Meyera (or a Christmas gift exchange. The Silent Sisters will exchange gifts with tho name to be enclosed. Thrae R Club Members o( the Three R club will meet on Tuesday with Lola Mycra (or a Chrlnlnwia party and gift ex change and Pollyennaa will re member each other. Exchange The Eagles aux iliary will hold a regular meet ing at 8 p. in., Tuesday, In the lower FOE hall. There will bo a gl(t exchnnge and entertain fnent and refreshments after the meeting. Critically 111 Henry Fimton, son of Mr, and Mrs. Ml ford run ton, promlnont Tulclnke resi dents, la critically til In Klumnth Valley lOipltnl suffering from pneumonia, He la not permitted visitors. Crowds Visit Crater Lake Despite the poor skiing at Crater Lake national park this week-end, dozens of people (locked to the winter sports re sort over Suturdny and Sunday, Tho radio report from t'.te park leodquarlor this morning sulci that the skies were bright and clear, and tho air crlup and cold. Minimum temperature was reglatered at 0 degrees and the maximum at 24 degrees. Sixty-one Indies of snow were reported on the ground, one (oot o( It new and soft. Headquarters reported 60 curs beurl'.ig 100 persons paused through the portuls to t'le park during the week-end. Honda In tho park wore Icy and chains were advised. No accidents were reported, however. The Crater Lake Lodge com pany did a (Ino business over tho week-end at tho park mesahull, Tho mesnCiall was opened Satur day (or break fast, lunch and din ner (or tho (Irst time slnco the end of tho war. Eight persons took advantage of the lodge ac commodations to spend t-lie night In the park. Altamont School Gives Program "Christmas In Merrlo Eng-! lund," a mimical program based ' on 17th century English customs , will bo prenentcd by the vocal ; groups of Altamont Junior high school on Wednesday at Bp. m. In tho school gymnasium. The p'ogrnrn wll Include old carols, 1 folk dances and a masque, anu Is under the direction of Mrs. H. W, Moore, There will be 7S characters In coirtume with a chorus of 380 voices, Tho band and orchestra will be heard under the direction of John McMnnus. The public is Invited to attend the pageant. Idaho Publisher's Death Reported IIOISE, Idaho, Dec. 16 m Lewis H. Jcnness, 74, southwest ern Iduho editor and publisher for 38 year, died yesterday In a Hoiso hospital ufter a prolonged illness. He retired a year ago as owner and publisher of the Iduho Pioneer, a Boise weekly. Science informs us that an ob ject which weighs 100 pounds at the equator will weigh 191 pounds at cither pole. ncaai.o a Ktrwa. KiaMik r.n., o. mondat, dm. is, int. fi rtr dandified Ads Bring Result Drum Corps The Engles aux iliary drum corps will hold a biislnesK meeting In the lower FOE hull, at 8 p. m tonight, Monday. To Confer Rank The Knights of Pythias will meet In the lOOF hall tonight, Monday, at 8 p. m. to confer the ranks of page and esquire. Naomi Bhrlne The December meeting of the Naomi Shrino of the W-.iito Shrine of Jerusalem will be iield on Tuesday at 8 p. m., in the Masonic temple. Returns Homa Myron Taylor of tho Spring Lake district has returned home (rom Hillside hospital. Ho has been hospital ised (or the past two weeks re covering from major surgery. An after-image Is a sensation occurring after the stimulus caus ing It has ceased. Hi Flexibility la Life Insurance (.'an It Vura (branch Sun Ufa's Adjustable Option policy. PAUL A. LEE Phone 7777 111 N. (tb SUN LIFE OF CANADA A Gift Thar Ha Will Appreclote BILLFOLDS PIGSKIN. CALFSKIN STYLES GALORE 733 Main It's... the pun culturi yeut . . . It's... the carefully select ed milt md hops... It's... our 3 generations of brewing skill . . . It's... i &11 these, tt iboTS all... "It's the Water" One of the important factors in making good beer is tho natu ral brewing proper ties of the water. 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