Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, May 12, 1947, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextSchool Vote Polls Open I'ulla III llir cllv uiul i c 11 1 1 I y wiun V'Klx'linl ill il u'clni'k till iilleiiiiitin, Monthly, uiul will milium nni until 7 (i clra k thin evening Iiii voling iiii I lie siluiol liuiliinU Iiii- 1 1 ruining veins ill illntl ll'ln I mill II III Kin ri ut t li I'ii I Ik . uiul I hi' nmiity high ailiniil mill li J 1 1 u i y iliniilit. KHulllle Vtilels lite laxniyrr In lliii ilihtitrt mid those vuiiiiy on llir illsirli't Nil. 1 IliHlgi't. Kliililnlll Kiills illy schools, will tin In Kri'iniiiit m huul: l I -.1 1 li l Nu. i. Kl illi Hu lun hwh iilHHil, tu KIIIIH, kiiiI Ulnar: voting nil tin cm nit y mIiiioI budget will iii tu t lull- reirrtlve ai'ttntil with till event loll ut luill. lier rnmp srlmnls mid ri'siili'hts of tint Altiiiiumt -Hummer iirnt will (i tu the polls nl All miioiit elementary, Basin Men Attend Church Conclave Twit niinililwiliiners from thin men Will Illll'Mll Hi" gellUNll UWilMlllllV III llm I'lfnliytluluil liltlK'll 111 mure Miiilnllvi' ill llm imwlivli'iy ul Huiithwi-nt (it mull. The Je-v. mid Mm, lluiih llruiiiun al thn 'lulrhikr Presbyterian li ill (I I Irll Mullilliy mnniliig uv cur (ur Hie session m'lii'iliili il lur Mhv 111 nl Oninil H. pliU. Mltil. Ur. mill Mis. CIouihii I Wright 11I1111 tu leave by I111I11 lur llrsud lOiiilils early Wrillienilny. They will go by W'uy ul piirtliunl un the Clreui Northern Klii-iiinllner mill Ur. Wrlllhl Will llttrnd un I hi! srclinil ilrlrttate Irulll thin awlluii. Tliry plan tu VIMl their daughter's funi ily. Mr. mill Mm. Hubert II. 'I'hnvrr mill diuiuhter rliiMin Annette, Iii-luro their return hum in Hurt wrlt. KUHS Musicians Win Rating The Klmnulh Union hmh school HUurtPt received 'l" ur superior mtliiu ut thr iintlunul solo mill en semble ciuilot held l r iihiy J ml Hmurtlny nt Kllrunburg. Wiisli.. the mily woodwind ruenilile lu gel "I" according to Amlrrw Loney Ji.. illreitor ul iniuilr eiluiutlun 111 city M'himln Who nerved as Ull)lllli ulnr ut 1 ho cuuteal. Judge m Curl Dili ni'll. tuiidiiitur ul the Hrmile Hyinpliuii)'. Members ol the quartet me Norma Hmllh, Lola Ijiihuii, Oniric Martin mid Jmnrii Pearson. Jerry Knlrs, bnritune, rerrived a J ' or ruiTlleiii rniliiK Mr. mill Mm. Juhn McMiinus leturiii'd lu Klmnutli rails tln werk-euil Willi the young musicians. McMiiiius U roach nl the quartet. Pioneer Community Mr. J C. Atlibatigli u( Chlro, fiihl.. nlted here last week-end with her sister Mr I' rain, while hi'ie Mr. mid Mm. C'lriniiien look her mid Mi. Krain lu llurubrouk In vIMt a. nirre. Mr. Kreil Cavln. Kin relumed home on Monday with Mr. and Mr. Joe Browntee who iiient Ilia week-end 111 Klamath rail. Mr. and Mm. Roy Derrick Jr. were rolled tu Durwall. Neb . by the aerlon lllne of Mr. Her ruk'a mother. Latent word received (mm them la thai she la much Im proved. Jnhn P. Kern 1 the pruud pos srsor ol a new Interiintlonal truck. Benjie Kerns hjieiil part of lAt week In Portland AinoriK tlnhermen at Hyatt hike on Hiindny Iruin here were the It. K. )lurlhtits, II linker and M Parsons. I Mr. I.. W. Hutchinson of Kbim 'aili Pall and daunhter Heihrl Hut rhliuion of llerkelev, Calif . visited al the Cleinmen on Wednedav The La Monte family are building an addition, to their new home which they pu.rchai.ed' formerly the Alfred Htirton home. The La Muntea aie from New York state. O'her ImiirovenientJi of notice In rlnde the Inudscaplng of the Mr. and Mr. M. Rnritent piece Word has lieen recelvd here from" Mr. and Mr Bnnlman. former reldenl thai tl are the parent of a new hah'- boy Plrner rlurlbttt of K'm'h a" a a dinner iiet t the R. E. iiillilit' home on Thumrtav. IVuiald ZrwiiiKkl 1 emploved at Ahlev Chevrolet Karate. Chonae the navv tor a career, protect vonr future. lenrn a trade. Shut Ud You SIIIUKTS m.l.Ul-The crowd prewied In to sec Jesus at He passed by mid Illicit above all was the blind bi'ilkar cry to Jesus to show mercy. Hhui up, blind man, all raits and smelly, shut up, Jesus cam on, slopped, culled the fellow, heard his pliu and then Hecelvo your atitht, your (null hit healed you. From that Instant the mini hud hi Unlit. WOHKS TO-IIAY Prom all elcrulty, Christ was Oml the Crea tor. 011 a duy He laid aside His Itlury, stepped down, took human birth mid became Die Bun ol Man. lie showed perfect love to Clod the Pnther nuri to all mankind and al the end He died for our sins. He ascended back to Rlory to take His place as the Head of the Universe mid Head of thai vasl company who have 1 1 1111 as their Saviour. HEAVENLY I1KKAD The Scot eats his oatmeal, the Chliiuman his i rue and you Born-Aitalns "eat" 1 Christ. You step ahead In fenr and irembllnK. with no funds, streiiRth or wisdom. It may be. Yoll lep ahead to do God's will and to make Christ rich In lovlim service and as you look utterly to Christ to sec you thru HI! NEVER FAILS. The writer would welcome line a to whul CI1rl.1l Is to you, 8. W. McChosncy Kil., Poiilund-1-Orc. This apiim paid fur by a Port land family. SEAT COVERS Wa har a supply of EXTRA SPECIAL seat covert ... and an EXTRA SPECIAL PRICE! Over 300 lets at a REDUCED PRICE See These Today! Dress Up , Your Car For Spring Now! Officers From r 'w V-V,y - '' ni. 1 Tlieae fuur women have been active In the I'alrhaven PTA during the past year and with Hie rinse of srhool will end their activities for the aeaaiill. Above, left to right. .Mrs. Wesley Cross, president: Mrs. Frank llmlesd. flrat vice president below. Mrs. Ld lllrkman. secretary; Mrs. P. T. 'Ann. Irraiurrr, Not pictured Is Mrs. Lincoln l.eilrke, who has served as second vice presldenL Kennell-Kllls. Skunks, Honey Parakeeis Don't be surprised If some morn ing soon your nrunbor taken his walk accompanied by a spry young skunk or a honey beur. Or pcrlmiis a rliig-tmleil monkey miiy soon lie begging nickels In a tin cup Irum your neighbor s porch. These hap penings arc nil In the realm ol pos sibility. Klnmalh Falls Is being Invaded w ith a guluxy ul brmul new pet and mi-re kittens and pups tuny have to Luke a buck neat in the Imullys afferlliinii. Out al Put's Pet shop at 2720 S 0th street a innniuw,ei monkey. Die world s smullrM. mid two rlng-t:illed monkey's, the kind that prompted Dad mid Mont tu rub the plugv bunk when the organ itrinilcr came ench spring, are cavorting about the store lu a rage In a corner Is a Iroplcu! fruit eating bird from South America with gorgeous plumage. letter this month a shipment of small skunks Is due and these gay fellows "deodorized ' and taken away from Mmnii skunk when onlv a few I weeks old earn their keep bv keep , lug your house and grounds free of 1 rats and mice, provided vou have I any. Thev have been broken to a 1 leash and are as friendly as klt ! tenv I The shop luter plana to offer among other nets, while rots and bnbv kittens, registered docs and spider monl'evs. hi-d tl.i will ir'l everything from "Yankee noodle" to (A 350 Spring Ph. 4455 V After hours, Howard Hoffman, I .p ' wmmammmmmk ''kMa-s-s-sTs-t-s's 1 Nunn-Bush Shoe- 1 baking ? - ' y' y This Schenley whiskey, millions say v. ( j ttr"lgs Sunny Morning Taste your ivay Foirhavcn PTA l. ,V' 1 i v, a Bears And In Pet Future r'Tlir Star Spangled Banner" and parakeets that parade fine feathers. The animals and birds will be I brought here from many parts of j the United Slates If the public Is Interested. KIRBY Vacuum Cleaners Lifetime Guarantee Free Demonstration Telephone 9200 RAGSDALE GREASE Special products for heavy work; trucks, tractors and equipment. QUAKER STATE MOTOR OIL Tor lk ran and truck. CAM. OR SKK OK TRANSFER zn; wasaaavlt ' -" V.-jva-,- ) 1 m ft Never before tuch popularity for any whlakey t J ' Vou, like go many other, will find In Schenley Reserve the ultimate In ninlchlcsi nicllumirss and flavor! i ' Pre-War Quality I 26cnccl llf i1. 86 VTnot' 6Sft '"""ral spirits. I 1 Mliaca '"teey Covr l9i7 , Schenley Distiller. Corp., N. Y. C. Recreation Plans Final Bummer recrentlon plana are lak Inil shall mid are tentatively scheduled to get under way soon utter the end of school, according to Hiimuel II, Hmlth, tily recreation director. , With swimming as Its central feature the 11111I11 recreation project will be al Klamath Union hlith school. The hlvh school pool will be ojien on week days for Instruc tion to children of school sue and probably In the evening for public swimming. Hulltll states that he hopes to have the pool open for public swimming on specified hour on week-ends. Tentative dntes for oiienlug the pool will be June 18 through August Instruction will be given during the day In woodworking, games and sports, rhythm activities and arui and crafu, rounding out the high school set-up. Programs featuring art and crafts, games and other activities will be conducted at four grade schools In the city sysiem, Mills, lloosevelt. Fremont and Pelican, In all phases, qualified Instructors will be In charge of the activities, Volunteer or part-time help will lie welcomed, and anyone Interest ed may contact Smith at his ofllce lu the city hall or al telephone 7112. Mary O'Brien Wins Alternate Award Mary O'Brien, Klamath Union high school senior and active In student affair, wa named second alternate In the 12th annual II (WO Aaron M. Frank scholarship. She la the daughter of Mf. and Mrs. A. W. O'Brien. M22 Cmibv. Donald Frank Huys, IB. Portland high school student, was named winner ol the scholarship. Fred E. Cher., 17. Medford. first alternate. Hays said he planned to attend Oregon Slate college. POTATOES BASIN POTATO SHIPMENTS IN CARLOADS 1047 1946 May 10. II 2 4 May to Date ' 24 71 Season to Date 10.952 10,607 CHICAnO. May 13 'AP-t'HDA' Pot. tot: Arrival 210, on track 24.1; total V 8 Bhlpmvnta Friday Kt4. Saturday 4U and in n day tlx: supplies light in mrrral); demand rathrr good, market slightly stronger for California: Idaho Husirt Mtirhanks i:ieo-:i3: Mtnnriota Nnrlh flakota robntert, no grade speci fied. 2 Vi. Rllsa Triumphs 12 TS un washed . Wurontin Chippwas tVl.on un Hashed: AlatMma Bites Triumph M 60: Cllfomia Long WhIUt 3 W-3 U. 'All t). kt. No. I axcapt whtrt noted olhar- WtM. Rheumatism and Arthritis Doctors differ as to the merits of NUE-OVO. Many users say It has brought Uiem relief. If you suffer from Rheumatism or Arthritis why not write for literature on NUE OVO from Research Laboratories, Inc.. 403 N. W. th. Portland, Ore gon. Pd. Adv. FINAL CLEARANCE! Girls' Dresses Guaranteed to Wosh ond Wear All Styles Sizes 1 to 6 Values to 3.98 1 00 NOW ONLY Sfiettcei'd. Fine Linens Tots' Apparel 619 Main St. Phone 5497 Klamath Falls, Ore. Prayer Healer Xf ti fir") t '0 I' " ' Avak (center), In flowing brown robe, as he arrived at LaGuardla airport, New York, en route to Palm Springs, Calif., where he hope to cure the ailment of a Fresno. Calif., wine producer's son, by prayer. The 20-year-old Armenian was accompanied by a friend. Gerrag H. Zahaklan (left), A score of persons of Armenian extraction crowded around Avak at the air terminal, trying to touch him, among whom waa John Menliie (right), 50. of the Brooi, wbo Is ill. Chemult Mrs. Don Bertram and Infant son Donne Oene have returned to their home In Chemult. Donne was born in Bend, on April 11. Mrs. J. R. Thompson has received word from her son Ellis Thompson of Portland that he Is on his way to Juneau, Alaska to work. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Thompson of Eugene visited at his parents home Tuesday. May 6. Mrs. Hugh Porter has relumed from a few davs visit with her sister Mrs. Rebecca Gentry of Hood Fiver. George Peavcv of Chemult Is spending a few days in Fort Klam ath. Miss Ulrica n Bellavanre return ed home the first of the week after taking a trip to California. If you have a knowledge of music and believe that you have the talent required, see your local navy re cruiter. STETSON HATS- Large Shipment of YHITE ARROW SHIRTS Yea. those fine white shirts by ARROW are again available at DREW'S. Either Dale or Dart style collars. 3.25-3.95 -Sine. 1111. LDREWSJ MANSTORE 713 Main St. In U, S. j J Sheriff's Posse Slates Ride A breakfast rtde starling Sunday. May 18. at 8:30 a.m. is slated by the Sheriffs Posse and all interested are invited to take port. Riders will leave the fairgrounds at that hour and ride past the Marine Barracks and into the valley beyond where they will be served breakfast by a crew headed by Bill Peck, chairman. Members of the posse plan to drill after the breakfast hour. Use the Herald and News Want Ads! They're Inexpensive, and the results are amazing. 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