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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 11, 1947)
News P TT A Notes i , Pallcan Till" l'ulli'iui I'TA mi'l March ID fur a rouiiliir IiiinIiicnh ttiwl init I'liniliii'li'il liy Mi'K. Hyim, llio prunlilriit; (irruld CIciiiciih. prin cipal, Introduced Miilcnlm Kplcy OuiiiiillliiM udiliir of Tlio Ucrnm and Nuwn, wliu "puke mi li'Hlii ill Ion In rewind In lite neliiinl Mil. n Ich tux, mid tlm Miirlnu flit murks. ! iMIiiiites (if tlm Ki-bnuirv nimit i)H wi'i'o rmid mid tin' ticiisiii' tt i riinrt wuh $1(1(1.12. II Wliu Vptcd in ulvti S'M) In tlm KfhiMil for tlin piirchiisu of ri'ciirdii, 11 Wim it I net di'i'ldrd 11"' I'TA would pininiir twn (ilil Scmit troops. Mm, Orrtd wuk uppoliitccl clmlr tn it i) fur tint mi 1 1 mi I snmiiirr roundup. ; Now frit'ii'N cli'eted were, pri'iddi'iil, Mm. McNull; first vlcp president, Mrri. Moore: second Vice president, Mm. .Irlilc; treiis iircr, Mm. Viilk. The room riiiint Win wiin liy till seventh kiikIc. low Hose"; I'liirliict nolo, "An Old Iriuli Melody" by Hobby l''icy; i I u n o nolo, "Hlpplliiii I llcjcik let." li lid "Sti'pplnM Out. liy Shirley ItoynnldH; kiiIii, "April Showers n nd "Whlripeilim" by Junior Uiiveiipoil; iicrordlon Httltt, " Ann i vcrmii y Souk" und "On tin- Hwliiu, liy Tiiininy Viiiicu; solo, "If You Were the Only Cilrl" mid "Miiiiimy" by Kitrl llcrtriind: clarinet nolo. "Illue Sklf" mid ".lpilty Dim Huh" by Vnrnii llurkdnll; nolo. "I'm Always C'liimbiK Hiilubows by Mury Kdwiinls; cello nolo "Giivollii" und "KIckIo" by Nell Olson. Tlio Hrtv. Kellh P. Fields wim speaker of the duy und IiIk lid dress whs entitled, "The Home, tlu Lhiiicn und tlin School I'duciilloii lo ((iiiilify for u tcitch Ink Monition imiy eontuet Mrn. Iliiildock for further Informa tion. SiiniiniT roundup plmiH were reviewed by Mrn. W. I), llurliin, council I'liiiTr itiii ii. 'I'll 1 Imporluut beiilll) check-up nervlec for the prc-school child III be offered bv euch lorn I unit. Mm. .1 7;30 o'clock, April '18. There will be h smull admission cliurxe, plenty of iiwtirds und refresh. meiilH to follow the glnncK. Mlikc It ii (lulu with your friends und neighbor, und plcusc come. , ; Mills f Fulhcrs iditbl und open limine Were held Hi Mills school on Wednesday uvenlutf. I'mcnls sited the various rooms und ilct the teacher. A .short bum tirss ineetlnu win conducted by Ibe I'TA president. Mm. T. J. t)lllirru. The iiicnilii-rslilp rlmlr )Biui, Mm. A. H. Kcoco. reported lot n I of :iH2 nieinbem. Hit In-VteiiM- of SI) over hml yenr. The jooin roll cull wuh won by Mm. JJuwuid'n fourth itrude room, f jJuitu I'liraons, iiiiimc Iniilriietor, dad the ui'oup in ii comnuiiilty lnK mid presented the boys' lioi'U In "lliklnu Sniiu," the jtlrls c h o r u s in "The Mule French Cluck" mid Hie mixed choir sunn "llio Awuy Home" Jilid WhlBiieilnu" The Kiipertnteudent ol nchooln. Arnold Griiliipp, win the uncut peuker of the pvenhm. Ills topic wuh, "Pruhlemii Thai Kuce the Hoard of Kdiiciitlon." The inuln problem involve luck of leiichers mid the Incrcime In en-j-ollment. lie mentioned thnt Sherr lire now five million chil dren wllhoul teiiehcm. (iriihipp yUMi spoke on Ihr tirctil value Jtpp community would receive from the vocational school. ! G Illicit dmitflimits und coffee Jere erved ufler the meetinK in the cafeteria by mxth urudc Jot hern. The mnnmer roundup fur nexc tt'lir'ii f Iriit urudem wu aunounc JiJI for Mny (1, bv the chalrnuui, Sra. M. K. Shrecvc. I'urcnU Jvjho wiinl their children exiim- Hied nro nsked to cull the chool. KollowhiK li nliort biiHlnem ineet lnu the iiroup ii(l)o(irnei lo the cafeteria and coffee und cuke were nerved by Mm. Kdwln S. I.ee. Mm. O. C. Kerrell, Mm. I'Yuuceii II, DiivU and Mm. H. E. Woimcr Rooiovolt A immiciil prourum will be prenenled tu-fon mi-nibem of ibiimcvclt I'TA when they meet next Tuexluy ultcrnoon ul 2:30 o'clock In the nchool auditorium. The two flmt Knide will per form Willi the rhythm bund mid the filth Kmdo will miiK n Kroiip of koiikk. '('he Hchool bund will iiImo pluy. Memlx-m lire reminded that there In u white elephant lublo. mid anyone IiuvIiik u while elc phlint in nuked lo wrap Ihe ar ticle und I rlnu II lo the ITA meelliiij, Fifth und nlxtli uradc inolhem will be bontennen. lie cordinii to Mrn. Gcomc Condrey, president. County Council Oreuou CoiiKrcsn, Pui'enl Teucher unnociulion, convention plana were outlined lit the April I meeiinu ol I lie Ptllcan The executive committee of K. j Pelicun I'TA eiiluikilned the fi(?wlv elected nffieern unrl tench. nludy Ki'iiup cliulriniiii, irnled t.rs i luncheon on Wedncnduy, unltn of Klunuilh county for in- April U, ut Pelicun nchool. A ! Kurrell Jr. in iinin m.iiiijr .uiMifK ...... nnori minincnn meeting wun nniu of nludy coiimen. A npeclul ntudy I uftcrwurdn. All I'TA member cotime will be offered lit huKcne ,.,. liri.,.ti utt,..n,i ii, nL.xl meetinK on April 1(1. A very IntiTChtinK proiirum hun been urrunxed. Traffic Death Figure Drops edu- Oregon' traffic death rate nlruck a two-year low in Feb ruary, it han been announced by safety .Secretary of alalc Hobert S roll. "It in only a sign of what can be done when everyone workn together to cut down driving danger. The battle against traffic deaths and in juries has a long way to go." He pointed out that, as a whole, the state's cities have done a good Job of holding the rising III XAI.D NEWS, Kl.m.lh rlli, Ot. rilDAT. April II. 1II, Mat crease In post-war fatalities has able number of police," Farrell been on the open road. said. "It's only sensible to use "Rural deaths can't be expect-! the additional income from bl ed to drop much until we pro-jger traffic volume to keep that tect the highway with a reason- traffic In line." Altamont Altamont I'TA held Us regit Inr meeting April B lit 2 p. m. In the elementary gym. The meeting wus called to order by the president, Mrs. H. A. Nelson, snd then turned over to Mrs. Vlolette Moore, who presented the following program: Group of nongs was sung by Mm. Ashley's 9B room. Ibe numbers announced by Jack Richardson, "The Roving Cow lny,'' "Down In the Valley." "Mexican Folk Song," "The Yd- on problems of family life, cation and Purent 'I eiichei KiHilatloii work. Mm. 11. S. Haddock will represent the council. An Invitation to all those In terested In nnfelv problem wun extended for Thursday, April 24, at H n. in, ut Kulrvlew nchool. Mr. Uolllngcr of the Oregon Slule induntrliil accident coinmlnslon will show a technicolor film of Oregon. Unit presidents are to report Ihe venr's iielivltles lit the meeting on May 5. nt the Kla math Lutheran church. There will lie a pollock 'uneheon and those attending ure to bring their own table, service. Presidents are asked lo eontuet Mrs. CJer Irude Piiiltl. chairman, or Mrs. W. S. Metier, president, for de tails. Conger April in. at 2:110 p. in , Is the i regular rhite and time set for the Conger PTA meeting. The pro gram, which will be of special 1 Interest lo all mothers and 'members, will consist of group I singing of spring songs in which all children Included in the grades 1 to A, will participate. Tile dale set for the next group study course is Anril 2S. I Friday evening, ul R o'clock at I the home of Mrn. Huy Keller, i 142 Nevada. Members of Conger i PTA are cordially Invited lo al : tend any of these meetings. Also, i Conger PTA mothers and their I r-i I.. ...... 1.1.I..-I l,n , ,, ., iiienu u.i.- f, ii, ...... ii ... ..... Klanuilli Coun- .. .. .i tv Council .if PTA ..I fr..m i spring oe. e. . i ,i u Ju, school. Presldentn-elect wito will Portland Dogs Free To Roam City PORTLAND, April 11 ll'i Portland dogs, properly licensed, were free today to rouin the city. Tito city council shelved an ordinance which would have confined the rlou to hi own vurd final i except when leashed. The mo tion will go lo Ihe voters at the primary election f'.i months from now. is sluled for Friduy evening at serve local units for the K147- 4H season, were presented. Dele, gules were reminded lo have hotel reservations before April IV The council voted to reipiest local units to contribute $2.30 ' each townr-l Ihe cost of a reha bilitation kit for a teacher-over-sens. These kits will contain es sential necessary for teacher struggling lo continue the work of educating children in war torn areas. Mrs. Hugh Haddock reported thut there is no age limit for j applicant for teacher's scholar ship. Anyone wishing further I Please Road Article "When Will You Be Sued?" Pag 28 in April S Issue Saturday Evening Post Sugotittd by JERRY THOMAS Insurance Agsncy Dl1 6465 121 N. 8th MOVE BY PADDED VAN To All Points Ocgon Wash. Cal. EADS Transfer and Storage Klamath Falls Phona 8271 Msdford Eugene ( 9 Portland Vancouver. Wn The rale deaths per 100,000, 000 mile of auto travel slumped from last year' average of 10.0 to (J.O. Tlic actual num ber of live lost was the lowest for any February in several years, while car mileages mount ed to un ull-timc February high. The result was the leant traffic danger since June 1045. "We shouldn't be: misled by this figure, however," said Far- line againxt the tide of traffic. By contrast, how ever, the highway outside any city or town lire now accounting for three out of four traffic deaths. Virtually all the in- We Buy, Sell and Trade GUNS Free Appraisals THE GUN STORE 714 Main LOAD BINDERS $5.00 to $14.95 SWAN LAKE MOULDING CO. HOTELS OSBORN HOLLAND tvntst ore. MKnroao Thoroughly Modern - Mi. an M. J. P. Karl.r snd Joe Rarity Proprietor Rom where I sit . Ir Joe Marsh And That Ain't Hay -Or Is It? I isfu all of as SMTttly hanker, front time to time, for the good old dsys and the good old fashioned pleasure. Istwsy. Huddy Richards done a thriving husinrn reviving the old-tiae hayride. With a team of horses, and a stout straw-bedded rack. Buddy ran take as many as thirty adults at fifty cents a head! Two or three time a week they start from Town Hall, and go out along the river; stop for a friendly glass of beer at Shoreside Tavern; and eome home by way of Pouwl Ridge . . . nine mile in all. Not very exciting, yon might ay. Rut from where I sit it's not excitement that we need these days but those simple country pleasures that arc part and parcel of America the old-fashioned hayride, with its song nnd jollity; the horseshoe games; the friendly glass of beer; and the good com panionship that they engender. Copyright, I0f7, United Stoics Bremen Foundation - Dj i AO MAN CAN RSST Sg4 this ove-rs the fragrance W OF FRESH, OFUCOUS J WrSSSr'k WADHAMS V Good Materials and Service Ready for All Painting and Decorating. ROPER and ROPER rAINTINO ( ONTSACTOSS Mil Klimalt Ao. rkoao 7! Saturday Night 9 to 1 "Music As You Like It" by the DANCEMASTERS Admission. 74c. Including Tax . Sponsored by Post 1363. V.F.W. a.-.,..... ... . : ;. -if- ,',v V ' VV ttkhr c I r ? F ? ,;,Jf.if.il.l..,., mi, i : 1 L Mother and Grandmother Echo Bride's Enthusiasm for New Sperry Booklet "50 Ideas for Today's Meals" m5 CAR and TRUCK OWNERS , Have You Investigated Ashley's NEW 1 BUDGET PLAN? W4 EVERYBODY'S TALKING ABOUT IV. NOTHING DOWN 12 to 15 Months to Pay! 0 SPRING IS HERE! FIX YOUR CAR NOW KEEP IT ROLLING FIX US LATER! Come in for free inspection and estimates . . . MOTOR TUNE-UP MOTOR OVERHAUL NEW MOTORS flStiEV CHEVROLET WHIN TH( NEWIYWEO MM. lOIEIT f. Wtll of Oakland, California, left the church on the arm of her hus band, she was gowned in ice blue and white and carried a bouquet of white orchids with bouvardia. Today, in her role of homemaker and meal-planner, she has a fresh appreciation of cookery helps. Of the new Sperry booklet by Martha Meade, she says: "It's so handy, so chock-full of ideas, every homemaker will want one." Like the famous Martha Meade recipes in every sack of Sperry Drifted Snow Flour, "50 Ideas for Today's Meals" Is another Sperry service to Western women. '-;!7 r" Wti hi mil urn in urn ill urn iTlfryi' '3 O-L doy'i Mools," If a symposium of nw " 1 W helps to oxcltlng meal and clovor thiy hi cauino it as-YOU-uke-it CAKI because, T-TJ short cuts to tavo time and trouble. - once made, it can be used in so many different it represent! the cream of the latest "W- A"d. w? .n,y onf ' mLeSf!n . ,. . . . .r. . - Donna Weir is demonstrating three waya to kitchen Idea developed by member of my taff. it. warm from oven witn fruit nlce, - a as a shortcake with sliced peaches and whipped 2 x7l s2 - cream, or iced and topped with chopped nuts. ; Her grandmother, Mrs. Boice, and her mother, rn waitara raw At.artrf Mrs. Toole, Tt as delighted as Donna with the I You'll want a copy of this 16-page collection of cookery Syaya-aaaaagaiaaaaapii 'fl vl' f fM""iP fl 11!"! ideas. It's crammed with practical kitchen how-to-do. Jwr jeJ m IVl H H ) s"'' I A table of contents would look like this: tUtIS jjf'V'J- M at - !jii I NEW ANGLES ON OLD FAVORITES " JfffsYt!!?' H3ihSL3 "fH ' 7f n easy does ,t ItrarFffiT Rrl . w s n ENCORES FOR ENTREES 1 TT" 1 ii4 " t ' r Hf HtJ ' TIP TOP DESSERT TIPS M S "q" VI Ml 3 SNACKS FOR NOW AND THEN WS c? t fj jl'n) fUtt M JZfi?, BREAKFAST BRIGHTENERS f ' ft""1 f CilfT' MULTI-USE RECIPES AND RECIPE-ETTES ' jft fij CSfJ 5 Note: Users oSprriPoncaJt and WaeFowrondSp "'.'' 9f "' ' On f lig i ': Wheat Hearts will find cookery suggestion for theat, toe. y ' J-f w-jf " If -V Sperry Dlvl.loa et General Mill il , l'5fnia flf 5 i ' "Sparrr." "Drifted Snow." "Homa-PerfatUd," "Martha Meade" and II I -T-- -4X. I i -11 Vt-.i-' V(7) V J I " ' "fSf ' "Wheal HeaHa" are resletewd trade-marka of General Mill.. In, 3 ""' bTV ffi s-- IT I -- - S lj ff ffl 'i SW ' new booklet. They're pleased, too, that Donna is following in their footsteps by baking with Sperry Drifted Snow. And her husband is pleased as Punch and twice as proud over the tasty food served up by his bride. You'll be tickled pink yourself at the results you'll get with a copy of the new folder and a sack of Sperry Drifted Snow "Homo-Perfected" En riched Flour from your grocer's. AT your onocers, a free copy of "60 Ideas for Today's Meals" is waiting for you. You'll And it at the big display of Sperry Drifted Snow "Home-Perfected" Enriched Flour, the flour for wonderful breads, cakes, pastry, or any of the hundreds and hundreds of recipes In which flour is used. If your grocer is fresh out of copies of this booklet, just send postcard to Martha Meade, co Sparry Flour, San Ffa. Cisco 9, California. 410 So. 6th Klamath Falls Phone 4113 aBHaBaVaBSaVVM.Mm4Sjafli .JUOjfaflMaaaBBBBBBBBaBBBBHaBaBBBBiaBBBBflaBBBBBBd
