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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 25, 1947)
WEATHER nohtiikiin cAi.iroimiA- clear in- dttt, liuilalit anil Mntilitlny, liitl Willi Kill 1-iiHilttl (i. Hin.llV ailing iitllllnt l-na.t HIlHltlly HNIIMrr lutliiy. MiKlclalo Inn lliuti.lrrly wind, off eiiasl KI.AMATtl AI.I.H ANII VICINITY--rlr li.nlsht mil KHlillUny. Illlll III. Ihw 31 limn Halurilav uu. OIIKUIIN - (""air liulay asertil fur cua.lal li, and lliw rliilnlllMM hurra.- Ilia rl lli"" lunlam anil NaiuMlay; IIHIr laniiiaialin eliiinaa. llanlla lliiilll- i IV wlmlt ufl rual Park Mcctlm - Park (;ilb HimiU will hold nicetlim I'rlduy. InulKht. l o'cliuk aliiirp in Altlilllollt Junior llllth school. Mllalc aklla will bo prfHriilccl liy iho boy. Tim park la MxiiuuirnJ by 1'rueo Me intirlul church of Allummit mill J. 0. Klmi l cuUuiii.ttcr, lrulir To Mri'l Mi'li'lll milling will inert Miuiiluy evening, April '!. In Hit KM l hull tf a rrmilui' liii'rtlnu. Mi'inbi'ia me Invited mill all those ui'W members who in lo receive further iIchi'to work mo lulled l nlii'iid. A i niiriiiii will be pioM-nli'il lolluwril by refreshments mill ii social hour. Drill Prattler -Thr Kukii'S uilxTII my drill Irum will prucllce at IM) tonlulit. rTMuy, In Hi" "1'iwr l'OE hull All Irum innnlirrB mill roil 'trillion iilllina who are lo compel mr tinted In bo praarni, Plnix-hlr Puny The public U In vili'd to nllriul pinochle puny to br lllvrll Wednesday. April 'SO, at inn. bv llm hiiulrn auxiliary In thr f.-.C hull. Ilrlurn lliiinr U. Kllnkhuiniiirr anil Inn mill burl liavr rrltllhrd lo Kluinulll Palls "lirr a almrl bimlnru trip which look thrill lo Itoarbuiv milt Euurnc. Mioiirr-Hhiipplini In Klamitlh Kll Wednesday rre Mr. and Mia. (,'liuilcn A. I'uiTrldur Jr. and Mr. and Mra. CTuirnre Parker, all u( lluuanca. ( uinmlltrr Merle --Thr fllrnrKhtp roinmiurr of thr Woinrn of thr MiMiir will nirri at 2 p m.. Friday. In the Moot hall. Illlalnru Callrrs-On bmlnrwi III Klnnialh rulln from Tlllrlako Thins day were Ix-alcr C. Uibuch and J. A Udell Jr. Hoard l.uni liruil - Thr Salvation Army odvlwiry board will mrrt for lunch on Tuesday. April 'JO, at VI noon at 4lh and Klmiiulli. In Town- Frank Hulllvnn Jr. of Tulrlako nu III town on bualncu ThurMlny. Prom Aaliland - II. T. Laffrrty of Anhlnnd irnl Friday In Klamath Kails. "HutvIC At thr kind Invllallim 'of Thr ltlrka, out good customer. HP ; Jusl rriurnrd from a aiiulnt at J Ihrlr drtxtllng display of Jrwrla. " IVr aav aiiulnt brrausr. brotllrr, uu nrrd dark ilasaea la krrp Ihrlr brilliance from putting your' prrprra out nf rominlaaluu. No kiililliiK. thry am rrally largroua. Anil aflrr vlrHlns ihrm It la no Hundar lo a luwly butrhrr that ilamra tlkr "t'lrupatra had aurh autntandlllK aurrraa. With Jrwrla likr that Old .Mother Mrt'rr would knork ( lark liablr for a Imip. T huftr ltlrka rrally know how to mrrrhandUr Ihrlr Bluff. Thry had thr prrltlrftt glamour gall In town rtplalnltig thr hlatory of rarh plrrr to ua gogglrr)rd prdralrlana whllr a rouplr of ropa aloud by thr door lo krrp Ihr bandlta out IVr Irfl Ihrlr place Willi two wUhci In mliul. IT rat, Ihal Ihry would move Ihrlr braullful alore lo our blork. And hrrond, that Ihr lloaa would make a drul wllh .Mr. Illrky lo aril Ihr platinum hoofa of aomo of the rattle the farmrra rhargr him for. . With that rerovrry we roulri rut our . prlrra on mrat lowrr than Ihry are now. In arrortlanre with .Mr, Truman'a auggratlon. Anyway, i-ongraliiliillona, ft I e k y a. for pulling ovrr a nrat acoop and rnuhllng our town lo arr the kind or atiiff they uaed lo trade king dotna for. I Just happrnrd to think (and probably you did, loo) what dor all thla Imvr lo do wllh arlllng itirul and grorrrlra? U'rll. here'a a roiinrrlloit. Somr of Ulnar grma wrre prlrrtl at S'i;0,000.00 rarh. IVe admit that Ihr nnl of living 1 ulrortou. but anmr of our alurr la allghlly rhrunrr than that. 1 or Innlunrr. Kdillr, In the inrul rirpnrtmrnl haa aome eube alraka at lite rarh. Thnl'a whv . Ihry any II pnva to HIIOP ; PAI.ACK. The Palare Market, lit .Main. Fanry Meata and Oro rrrlea. FISH WORMS from Hie hark .vnrds of Kcno garden fresh the kind that get Hie big ones. Pitched 40 In con tainer for only 50' While Thry Lust tlrl your Ciillfornlii anil Oregon license here, Huskinson's STORE KENO, ORE. See Us For Your Fishing Ncrils Signal Gas and Oils Open Sundays, Evenings Till Eight I.uke Werk-Kiiil Mr. mill Mra. (,'hiu Im I'yiiik mill two chllilirii will aprnil the wrrk-enil nl CTalrr hike, winter (pmrlera In the Hlin IikIuk, Irnvliiu Kluinulll l''nll Hul iiriliiy. KyiM'k, rimort iniiiiiiHer, will I'hrrk on iiinpiiinlloiia lor openlii) llm Imlgo June ID. Injury Mra. Arthur iMiny) I'ulllk, JI3. SIUU Vllllliriuiift. Kllllcr ed n M'vi'in liicvriiiloii of the rlkht Inili'k lliiui'r mill wna tiruteil nl ll:4li p. in, ThurMlny ut lllllMdo lioniMlul emri'kriiry iikiih. A akin Hunt wua nou'wiiiry In rrpulr the injury. Ilarnrlla Have lilrl- Kiirmia here will bo inleimled lo Iriun of the birth of a duiiulilcr lo Mr. mill Mra. Hliluild llmui'ti ol Ahliiiid nil Muicli a7, Thla In Ihrlr artond cliihl, Mm. Jliirnetl will be remembered n Put I'rIU'hiud, formerly of Kluiii utll l''ulla. Meeting I'oalpoiird Uiie to Hie hoiiie rxu'iinlon unit proKi'um III Kliiimilli Piilla on Muv I, the Mer rill Library club iiirrtliiK Ima been piiHlpoiird until Muy 8. The Kimip will inert ill the home of Mra, Otto Kill of Miilln, wllh Hylviu Jonea mid Mra. Kill na hmlrnnea. Flailing Plana A fluhlng trip on the Wood river la plmined tor open Jim day by ihirc men from the hmliwny department. Ituy ltrter, Clmr Jonra anil Tom Edward They will leave brfure -duwn rlalnrday. Ileliirna Home Ji-rry Hhorl. Kliimiith buMii fanner, wua able to Irave lllllnde hrvipiiul Prniny morn, llm for hla home at Wncua follow, lug trcatmrni thla pant week. I.ravri lloapiul Mra. Ann Clow ilrll or Ominiililr, Calif., injured in a colllalon at the Junction of the Word and Ahlund hmhwuya lo.it werk. a auflliirnlly linprovrd Ui duy to leave Klumatli Vallry litu pllal. Son Horn-Mr. and Mra Alien Mornlire Jr . IkiiihiIo houslnir unit le.Mrtrnta. arr reiriung eongralula tioiu on the blrlh of Oirir aetond win at Klamath Vallrv hmplial 'Iliuraday. Morabee oirrator of the Oregon riymg Service. (iraaa Klre The cltv fire drpurt nirnt waa rallrd out ThurMlny nfirrnonn to exllnguiali a uru fire at 1S0S Mam. Khopprra Among out of town hnpiera In Klanuiih KalU iixlny wer Mra. John Madden of Mnlln. Mra. Lloyd Olll and O. II. Ilankliu. Uonanui. Driving Examiner Out Of Town The driver's license examiner for Kluinuth county will nol br at his office as usual May 1, 2 ui 3. according lo word today. All examlurra of l lie aiule de partment have been rallrd to Halrm bv Srrretary of Stale Robrit 8. Fairrll Jr., for a special coulrr cure lo discuss the new ataggrrril license renewal law us enartrd by Ihr 1047 IrKlsluttirr. The examiner will br on duly aguin beginning Muy . SOCIAL-SECURITY ESTATE? PAUL A. LEE Phone 7777 Mil Walnut SUN LIFE OF CANADA Tomorrow i (HI Y0UR . , 'J J Life j " Insurance sfv Program rlr1 pouc, I j t YOUR I 1 ejn Elc'f 3 II 1 "ere's the smoothest shaving electric raxor you AR' ll 1 1 " 3 11 ,iV" !",U ,rl',lel'oUon through the 1 f U U i thr" Precis,on heads, perfectly synchronised lo CAt'1 ' W ' assure real shaving comfort. Try the Remington 1 Rt'" jffi "Threesome" on your beard. Its a aure way l 1 .' jCH' Saaf' convince yourself that soap, water, and blades are 1 -l.tfBtfc' ' CONVENIENT TERMS " 0,d tMhlm " 1 5U No Down Payment "-rj !j U ar w i n s - zt$ W '. irffiFRb , 7DI MAIN ST. rSf&Ji Wreck Injuries Prove Fatal YIII'KA, April ift- Kiiih imI mtv Irea wi'ro held ThurMlny iifternoiin fioiii Oliiluer'a Kiiniiiil I'huiirl fur Kit rl A. OImui, illatiibiitor tor HI m i in I Oil prmliii ta here, who w ua fn t it 11 v Injiiied hint week-end whrn it pickup In wiili h he wua rldliiK criiihril heiid-on Into it ariliin oper nleil liy (leome Hlm k, co-owner of llio Yli'ku Inn. The arcttlriil hiiDneued iinir On- jzi'lln ii Ix.ut IH mllia aiiiuh of Yrrkn on niKliwiiy till ahurtly before mill night Huliiriliiy. Mr. mid Mra. Htuck. occiipuntH of the aciluii, and Via J Itohliinoii, owner mid (inter of the ulckiip, nil miI leied only alliihl liijurlea. Olnou who wua pinned beui'iilli Hie pickup when It overtiiiiied, Min tmiii'd a broken collar bone, fine lured pelvla mid aevere luteriiiil In Juiiea. He died curly Moiiduy inorii Iiik nl Hlnklyoil County Ucnerul hn pilul. A rrnlilrnl of Yrekn for Ids punt two yenia, Oliiou lume here I rum Oregon, lit- wua a native of As toria, Ore., where he win bom Jun umy 2i, IHO.V Juvenile Held In Theft Case Yfll'.'KA. April 211-A M-yciir-old Tulehike boy luta been referred lo the CullfornlK youth authority n tier allcuedly brinii Involved In two car lliefui and the bumhiry of a acrvlce atatioii. 1 The boy, with a Mrrrlll youth. wua picked up In Illy hint week by j Oregon atatc police and held In 'the Juvenile detention home at : Kluinulll KalU until he wa re turned to Hlnklyou county. The boy reixirledly first atole a cur In Tulrlnke, where with Inn pnrenui he had been living for the pant aeverul montha. He Ihen pick ed up the Merrill tcen-aner and the pair drove to lily, where they burglarized a nervier auttlon and atole another cur. The Tulclake boy han been In prevloun trouble, luting aervrd an 18-nionlh term III Hie Krtrol Hunch nchool for boya. 12 montlin bring Ihr otiglnul neutriue with an ad ult tonal alx moutlu added for en cae. The rale of pay for carrying Uncle Hmn'a ocean tunll la govern ed largely by seed and tonnage of veanela. at Harwin's News 4 - Itaby Herf (Tub Tim Kant Mnlln Cliitinlon Ilaby lleef club, under Hie direction of Oeruld Went, met April l.'illi, at the home of Eddie McAullffe, At the meeting Went dlxcunned the dun Priiiiclnro livestock ahpw, which he recently attended, lit aiikKentcd that if liny of the 4-H club member would like to get a cnlf for that ahow, which la lo be held In March next year, now la a good lime to get It. At the meeting we talked about Die welkhfi and gulna of our culven. over a 4u-duy period. Their weight mid gain lire an follow: Jiime Murnhall Cornell cull, Wlldlirc. weighed OKI), gullied 12:t: thin waa the bigg-nil gain In the Mnlln club; Diirbunt Cornell' calf, Thunder head, weighed 0U7. gullied 14; Bev erly Hcott cnlf, Tiny, weighed 5.18, gained 112: Jerry Mitcken cull, Uoplc, weighed 8111. gullied lilt; Murvcii Miicken calf, lightning, weighed 5117. guined Ufl pound, mid Eddie McAulllfe calf weighed ili pound. If we mix our own feed, he told un how to do It and what kind of feed lo uc. Member prcnent were Eddie Mi Aullflc, Jerry and Murven Miicken, iltirbiiru ana Jitme Murhull Cor nell unci Beverly ricoll. Vlnllor were Mr. Cornell and Kenneth Hernhveldt. The next meeting wo decided to lie May 18 at the home of Beverly Hcott, where we plan to wunh her calf. After the meeting refreshment were nerved by Ellen and Mr, Mc Aullffe. Barbura Cornell, News Reporter. Henley Kheep (Tub Merta The Henley Hhcep club Under the direction of I W. White met at the home of Eleanor Jacknou. April 13. There were two rejiorui given, one on "Halnlng Orphan Lamb" by Hurt Muck, and one on "Judging Uhrep" by Richard Hill. I. W. While awlgned two more reKiri. one on "Judging Hog" to Henry William and one on "Judg ing Beef" lo Betty Brandejnky. These report are lo be given at Uie next meeting. Tiie club member and I. W. White, leader, dincun-sed that the nheep Hhould not be aold alw-ays at la.nt at the allow. The next meeting will be at the home of Henry William. April 27. Refreshment were served by Mrs. Jacknou. Betty Brandejnky, New Reporter. "JukI So" The "Junt So" 4-H Clothing club of Fairhaven had two vlnltor Bet ty Lou Freer and Audrey Klme. at im lust meeting. All the members FUR STORAGE WHERE THE BEST . ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST REPAIRING! RESTYLING! CLEANING! HII Notes are ready for their sewing to be ex hibited at the county spring fair. GTua 1A Im finished 11 last piece of itw lug, the table mat. Clan IB linn finished lu last piece, the laundry bag. April 18 Is the last Hireling that the "Just Bo" club will have. Suzanne Burcham, New Reporter. Olrnr, Fori Klamath, Weal Malln (Tuba The Btlrky Ltougii Cooking 4-H club of Fort Klamath led by Mra. it. H. Loosley met Friday, March 21, at the home of Barbara Kindt. Bar bara and assistant, Patricia Hes cock, drmoiuitraled the making of deviled egg. Before preparing the eggs, (lie member (l!cued the 4-11 pnng fair and sang songs. All present helicd with the demonntratlon. The next meeting will lie at the home of Wayne Henlcgrave. Jo Ann rllaemore, News Reporter. The meeting of the Olene Buck aroos and the Olene Dairy club was held at the home of Gerry and Virginia Maaten, Monday. April 13. There were six members present. Jean Tucker and Virginia Masten have droped from the Beef club. The Olene Buckaroos and the Olene Dairy club will present a program for the leaders meeting, May 10, 11)47.- The next meeting will be held May 4, at the home of Jack Mar shall. Joy Ross, News Reporter. For the eighth meeting, the West Malm Champion met on April 13th, at the home of Palti Smith, Jerry Bmallcy presided. Members an swered roil call by telling about their calves. The club decided to buy 4-H club hat and were given until the next meeting lo decide what kind they want. The club members decioea to drew a much alike aa possible at the livestock fair. They also de cided to have a swimming party and picnic this summer. Louis ICandxa was a.' o present and he gave the club Up on beef cattle. Illy Smailey gave an Inter esting report on the types of beef animal. The next meeting will be at Jerry and Illy Bmalley a oiome on May 4 in. Kathleen Wilson. News Reporter. All through the month of April the office of the Klamath county club agent. Francis Skinner, has been busy with plana and schedule for 4-H spring fair activities. At 9 : a m. Thursday. April 24, the activity ! will be transferred to the county ) fairgrounds exhibit building where 4-H exhibit of all home economics 'and craft projects will be received 'Vl IS :' "V - and arranged by appointed commit i'ees. All exhibit must be presented al the exhibit building by 6 p.m. Thursday. Exhibits will be arranged In five group of cooking, clothing, forestry, handicraft and leathrrcraft. Each of these groups w.ll be subdivided and exhibited according to projects classification, such as cookery 1-B, vanilla drop cookies; cookery 1-B, Icebox cookies, ate. Fair activities planned for Thurs day will begin with Nudlne 8wlher from Henley who will start the dol lar dinner contest. Each contestant is allowed 3'i hours In which to prepare, serve and clean up a dinner for four people. The demonstration wlU begin at 1 o'clock Thursday afternoon with a Henley school team composed of Larry Bnyder and Edwin Keady presenting the flrnt. Other demonstrations will follow at 30-mlnute Intervals. Friday morning me judging oi exhibits will begin, Judging to take place In the follow ing order: cookery, camp cookery, clothing, homemaklng and knitting. Demonstrations will continue on Friday. The remainder of the Fri day program Includes forestry proj ect Judging at 10 a.m., then wood working and leathercraft. From 10 to 12 noon the drop cooky baking contest for cookery 1 members will take place. In the afternoon from 1 to 3 o'clock the bread baking con tent for cookery III club members Peak-Of-The-Week COTTON SHOP FASHIONS If. Flower-bright, butterfly it . w a Jffl DECORATION DAY IS MORE FUN WHEN YOU WEAR in the spirit of summertime ... to lend you loveliness on your holiday week-end . ... tnd til the days that follow after. 3 AS JKW IN MADCHOISSUE m You Can Establish 1 Your Credit And " Charge Any Amount I ' .At Miller's. ; ' 11 I A MONDAf. Asrll II, ltd, P.i. Tkrat will be held. At S in the afternoon the biscuit making contest for camp cookery members will be held. . On Saturday at 9:30 a.m. the sponge and angel food baking con first for cooking II club members will take place. Also at :30 In the morning the darning and patching contest for clothing II and III club i members wilt be held. I At 10 a.m. in the exhibit building i all home economics club members will participate In the home econom ics Judging contest at 1:30 In the afternoon the style revue vUl be presented, all clothing II. III. IV and V members modeling dresses made, and costumes assembled, by themselves. This is the outstanding event for the older 4-H club mem bers. Helen Cowglll, assistant state 4-H .club leader, and Mrs. Oeraldine Danzl, assistant county club agent at large, will Judge home economics exhibit and the home economics contests, assisted by the local leadera nf the club. FOR RENT Office Suite 713 Main 6 - gay dresses . rv . 4 h--z ILLUSTRATED ABOVE - Doris Dodson's "Little Skipper" . . . smart- rwo-piecer with long torso middy and widely flaring skirt. Cardigan neckline opens to a deep V. In crisp Chumbray, striped and plain . . . blue, rose, green or brown. Sizes 9 to 15. ILLUSTRATED AT LEFT - ; Doris Dodson's "Little Lovely" has a Codey's Ladies' Book mood. Dainty Alencons embroidery on Checked LONSDALE Gingham . . . green and grey, green and rose, blue and helio. Sizes 9 to 15. , Cotton Shop FRIDAY, Aarll II, KIT. ri Week-end Trip E. A. Alterbury, principal of Roosevelt school, Ut leaving early Saturday morning to drive to Walla Walla. Wash,, on business. He expects to return Bun day night. ISITORS W II COM I Cmt rittwvrt riini NtsMfry turk Hick A Klamath Flower Shoo T ATTENTION! uSSy. ft, OS Owing It 1 " ' - rvrlhir April II, I SrJS mm. 1 0.95 16.95 MffinUHW: MSI 1 - 2nd Floor
