Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, June 10, 1947, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextWEATHER KLAMATH rAL1. AND VICINITY - frailly cloudy Imlay and WmIiimiI. Srlortara'.a 10 fraali norlhweilrly wlnda. 'mill unlay W. low 40. limn WtUnat- '"fioHTtlKIIM CALlrtlllNIA-CMrar til Klav, limlahl ami Wailnaxlay. waimar In Blilarlnr ami allalitly warmer llaar I'nail, tnritral luirlhwatlarly ami northerly aintla uff eoeai. t.i...H I'llrmilL Jtlftua )nvll H. VanilciiueiH returned Bun niuht I mm l'nrlliiwl where Ire Sana uuiniiienrenienl apeaker at Miirylhural college, Oawruo. Mr. fvaiulrnberg, Mury, a undent at fviurylliurat, unil John and Ueolle re turned Willi him. Uurlnn the time vJudiie Vaiidcnlwm wa on tin t '"bench III Lincoln county at loledo, Mr. Vaniloiibcrg and tlie children h I. mk a cottumi at Newport where k Ihtiy npi'iit ono week brloi'6 (lolim In Portland. Thir tliey visited Mr. and Mia. Bafiuol P. Miller. futmerly nt Ihla city, and aw a number of olhor Portland who lived In Klnmnlh Palla Including Ml Rnlllcn O. lanllni(. 1 Family llrunlon Mr. and Mr. Juine O'Keole ot 2157 Reclamation mloyrd a fiimlly reunion at their home over Memorial Uy wrek-em . (liiral Included Mr. and Mm. Jack OKocfe and Vollim aon UHk of Kriio, Nev., Mr. Clarence Crapo and ami Larry ot Portland and Mr. ' and Mr. John Whltellne and chil dren John and Ulnna ot Klnmath rail. Mil. Crapo and Urry left i for their home by train Sunday " rMlil. nie uiapoa are in uui"- i liv Portland, t .'. . Beverly O'Keefe I Kuirne tilremen A parly of SO. making up the memberahlp of the Kuiene Uleemen, ttupied In Klein f alh Kalle Balurday night en route tj ..I.... iimv will fulfill a ainging engagement. They plan to return through here nei weea. ai (.30 p. m. Baturday the Uleemen. wen Known cnum i verally city, had dinner at the Pel ' lean party room. I Hhaata View Member of the ' Hhaata View Home Ecunomlca club . will meet Wedneaday at the home ; nf Mra. Harry Wlar. . 3106 Wlard lane, lor 1 o'clock potlurk luncheon i followed by a buelnr meeting. All - membera ar asked to bring a cov- ered dlah. (ira-V Leader Paul Duncan and I Mllea Dodaon have taken over the leaderalilp of the Ora-V, grammar arhool YMCA group, ainr the realg i nation of Hugh Kalea who atarled Ih group here. The boy atlll meet I at Conger chool or Tuesday ve- nln, Commencement Mr. and Mr. J. ' Royal Hltaw will leave Ihla week for ; Kuaene to attend commencement ; eaerclar at the Unlveralty of Ore i g.m where their .daughter Wanda i will receive her degree. ttuainea Move Pade and Tittle fheet Metal woik haa moved from 111 fl. lllh. to 231 Market. The (ompany atarled moving about two weelia n In Ha new addrcaa and 1 about aettled. .Air ftrarrh Ciroup Til Klamath ' Air Search and Hnwn Unit will main hangar of th municipal air- PQTU Aaaaal Ready Me-Me-Ma l7 annual have arrived and may be called for at the office of Henley high aehoot Wedneaday. June II, at 7 p.m. Dinner Meeting Member of Pootprinlera will meet Wedneaday at :30 p. m. In the Pelican party room. A program I planned with a aorltl hour alaled flrat followed by a 7:90 o'clock dinner. New Front Emll at Pin and J oth ha a new atore front with ; wnrkmen alerting Bunday on a glaaa brlrk entrance on the Pin atreet ide. 5 Hummer Here Mr. and Mr. Bleva Moahrr, 342S Cannon, have a i their guest for this aummer, hla mother, Mra. Ague Douglaa of Clarkston, Mich. F.apecled Home Jim Case, son nf Mr. and Mr. Ted Case of 613 waahliiglon, la expected home the first part of next week from Oregon State college at Corvalll. ('lied Kaat Jamea Blair. 1S31 Oregon, ha been called to Ulysae. Neb., by Ih aerlnua Illness of hi brother, Andrew Blair, Party Postponed Ilia Stlngerett card party scheduled for this Thurs day has been postponed until Thur day, June 36. OS M7H HOT THI NIW General Mills Tru-Teat Iron J 1026 Main Ph. 5512 1 1 in in LllLliL) File Kaat Mr. Zed Biirnc and young ami Brent left by pliiue early Tiieaday for Bugar Urove, 111., where tuey win vian lor one nioniii wnn Ml. Bnrnea' parenta, Mr. and Mr. U. T. Mlghell, Mn)or Zed lluruea will apend the remainder of hi leave here with hi father, W. B. Hnrnc. and other relative before reporting back to Hamilton field, Calif. Pile Home Bcott Reed, aon of Mr. and Mr. Nelaon Reed of Del Moro atreet, I eaueoted In tonight by plane from Eugene where he lui been Halting achool friend. Bcott left lata laal week for home after eompletlng hi flrat year at Prlnce iii unlveralty, Princeton, N. J. He hiia been In Portland and Corvalll with Klamath Fall friend. Kapenied Thiiraday Mr. Peter C'nrtwrlght and two young ona. Danny and Philip, are expected here Thuitday morning by plane to re main for an Indefinite time from their home In Portland. They will be ileal of Mr. Carlwrlghl aUler end family, Mr. and Mi. Lloyd Prock of Lalrealiore drive. Huh Born Mr. and Mr. Bub Mc Oarl of 3'Jit Vine are receiving con gratulation over the birth of a aon, Robert Jr., born at Klamath Valley hoapitai at T.it a. m. Monnuy, June 9. Till la the McCiirl'a aecoud child and flrat bov, McCarl I a member of the KFLW announcing daft, Hpeelal .Meeting The Royal Neighbor of America have called a eclal meeting at the Mooae hall for 7:30 p. m., Wedneaday. Officer and drill team will practice. It will be the laat practice before the con vention. Everyone I urged to at tend In order to take care of peclal bualneaa matter. Ill In Kuiene Mra. Rudy Jeachke ot Ihla city I In Hacred Heart hoa oltal In Buaene. where ahe ha been for tlie paal couple of week, and will be there Indefinitely. Bhe may have vlaltor and would appreciate letter from htr friend, Audllary Meela There will be a regular meeting of the tug lea aux iliary tonight. Tueaday, at o'clock, In the lower FOE hall. Officer are reminded to wear formal, and the drill team to wear uniform. Enter tainment and refreahment will be furnlahed after the meeting. Te Festival Mr. and Mr. William Sweet and her (later Dale Motley of Klamath Falla. will leave Thiira day night for Portland to attend the Roae Featlval. While there they will vialt the girl' aunt, Mr. Don Looaley. Rupervltor Mae E. Logan of Portland, atale aupervlaor of the Royal Nelghbora of America, will ar rive In Klamath Fall Wedneaday. Anyone wuhlng to Interview her may contact her at the Hall hotel. Malar Hurgrry Gloria Ann. 3- monih-c old daughter of Mr. and Mra. L. L. Orlffln of Chllonuln. had malor aurgery Monday at Klamath Valley hoapitai. The Infant I reported do ing nicely. Home Again Mr. aud Mr. A E. nine returned Monday from Volita, 8. O . w here they were railed bv the death of hi alater. They realde at IMS Manunlta. Ladle Ceunrll The Ijidle coun cil of th Pint Christian church meet Thuraday noon for a potluck luncheon at Uie church. A bualuea meeting and program will follow, Fjnergrnry Rnrgery Joaeph Kelley of the Anchor hotel wa admitted to Hillside hoapitai laat night where he had emergency aurgery for the removal of hi appendix. YdMinMte P trifle nt in wtaclct. and quililiVi, 5 1Q I 7 HjUt f 12.60 Surviv Ohio Tornado fas'tt" " i i. ,. tTT.., , . ' ., .'i' 3i - 'V -fr Mr. and Mra. Harold Chilton, ltllng on the remain of their home at Vienna, O., that wa levelled by a tornado, look at picture of their children, the only thing In the home undamaged. The Chilton told how they, their three children, another couple and a I-month-old baby crawled unirathrd from the debrl of thl houa after the itorm. Redecorated A redecorating campaign 1 In prog rem In the federal building, alerting on the third floor. The painter are In th national park office and the farm home ad mlnlatratlon office today and three office are doted for bualneaa, Wall, celling and woodwork are being done over. Wedneaday the navy recruiting office will be cloaed while the paint- : era take over. Office change ar continuing on th aecond floor ot Uie building with Uie foreal aervlre taking over the two office formerly occupied by the army recruiter and Internal revenue, room 31V and 331. The army men moved to the third floor aeveral week ago. Walter Fleet. Internal revenue agent, moved Into room 317 today, which ha been oc cupied by Uie foreal aervlce. Grain Dealers Attend Convention SPOKANE. June 10 IJFi More than 400 grain dealer from four Northweat (tales are expected to attend the convention of the Pacific Norlhweat Oram Dealer' auocl allon Friday at the Davenport. Pete Btallrop. managing arcretary of the aaMiclatlon. anld vlrtunlly ail deiilera from Washington, Oregon aud Idaho and aome from Montana would be here for (he meeting. Prlnrlpnl speaker at the conven tion will be Ray B. Bowden, Waah Inglon. D. C. executive vice preal dent of the Oraln and Feed Dealer National association. ? ISITORS WELCOME A'lr Tav gvaalaaa, Mntars Cal ni riaals Narrf Blaeb Mar RNI Klamath Flower Shop mi a ait Greenhouse raaa 4 P UNDIRNIATH IT ALL. Enjoy the eomfort of In Yataarette . . . smart, active, American line(. Smoothly they mold the hips, firm the abdomen and flexibly hug the w aist. In our selection will be found Vastarette for your individual requirement! YaMrm A,ll.tlatla Panlla C.lrdlea. J5 to (16 HEADQUARTERS FOR FAMOUS LABEL CANDIDATES Ora F. Blay of Crecent and Le Roy Oelnger of Chlloquln are can didate for petition on the county achool board from the northern rone of Uie achool dlaliict. A county-wide vote will take place June 18. Blay I already a member of Uie board, but hi term la expiring. He la a candidate for re-election. Oeln ger filed hi petition to be put on Uie ballot till week. CUtlfied Ads Bring Rpu1U. BATES SHOES Sunday Next Is "Dad's" Day Special Price an Leisure Jackets Reg. 22.50 Now 15.85 A Jacket from DREW'S mean the beat In men' apparel. Juice 1111. LllIlEW'sJ MANSTORE 711 MIa St. .ARROW SHIRTS. ."- (-'i'i 'iajl ( controlled freedom Taiiarrlla All-etaafir Girdte4 (5.00 to 115.00 CORSETS Jin Queens To Be On Parade Nine lovelle will parade during lnlermlMlon at the Black Friday Jaycce boat regatta queen dance to be held Friday at the armory, to the mualc of Baldy' band. The nine candidate for queen of the boat (how and regatta for June M, 21 and 31, will walk the length of the dance hall up onto the atage where they will be Introduced to the public. They will all be dreued In formal. The girl are Helen Kckert, Pat Meyer, Trudy Bennett, Carol Mon tleth, Anna Johiuon, Lou Ann Chaae, Mary Lou Btanberry, Donna Edward and Connie Hunt. The queen will be choaen through re gatta button aale and the other candidate will nerve a her court for the three-day June event. Harwln Jeweler have contributed a wrlat watch for the regatta queen and Lakeland Flying aervlce will take the queen and her two cloaeat runnera-up for a flight over the city and a lake landing, In the Republic Beabee. Queen for the regatta will not be announced at the dance. Youths Fined On Game Violation Two local youth. Jaaoer Eddv Chamber and Foreal Frank Knight, were fined (10 each In Justice court yesterday afternoon for Illegal pos esalon of game birds during closed eason. The young men had picked up two duckling and taken them home. In violation of a atale law. The arrest wa made Saturday by a federal game officer. Justice of Uie Peace 3. A. Ma honey warned that aggravated case of this offense could bring a maxi mum fine of 1500. THE in IN STOCK AT RICKYS . Gorham Sterling King Edward Fairfax Oiantilly International Sterling Royal Danish Prelude Reed & Barton Sterling - Pointed Antique Georgian Rose Fragrance Guildhall Select The Sterling Of Ycur Choice And ' Buy By Place Setting Or By Complete Service Service Service Service Service for for for for One Four Eight Twelve KINO EDWARD (33.50 (94.00 (188.00 (383.00' FAIRFAX 33XW 9200 184.00 376.00 chaimtilly - ii!oo "93.00 liToo moo ROYAL DANISH . 3055 1320 344.34 366.50 PRELUDE 23.63 90.53 181.00 371.50 POINTED ANTIQUE . 33.75 95.00 190.00 386.00 GEORGIAN ROSE - 23.50 94.00 188.00 383.00 FRAGRANCE 3T5O 90.00 180.00 270.00 GUILDHALL 33.50 94.00 188.00 382.00 Service tor One Include: 1 Luncheon Knife, 1 Luncheon Fork, 1 Salad Fork, 1 Cream Soupspoon, 1 Teaspoon, X Butter Spreader. Federal Tax Included I CONVENIENT BUDGET TERMS 1 rooioti i 700 Main Kearns Quits Forest Service Position Word ha been received by the Med.'srd d!.-.irlct officii of thu O. C. administration, bureau of land man agement, of the resignation of Rich ard B. Kearns, assistant chief for ester, Portland, Oregon. Mr. Kearns, whose resignation be came effective on June t, ha been in charge of the timber manage ment and timber sales section of Uie O. it O. administration tinea 1940. He resigned hi position with the bureau of land management to en ter Into private forestry work with the firm of Mason, Bruce and Ol rard, Portland, Oregon. Lewis Named In Suit E. O. Lewi, operator of the Lewi Mualc company, 3443 Shasta way, I named in a law tult filed here by the stale unemployment commission for collection ol unpaid payroll assess ments covering IMS and moat ot 1046. The amount aasertedly due the state, 3.7 per cent of the Lewi payroll of (30343.04 for nine month of 1043. and all of 1948. Is (563.77. The state ask Interest and penalties maxing tne total itnt l l. The complaint chante that Lewis' business Included handling of Juke boxes and plnball machines and that he was employing more than four persons during the period men tioned, making him liable for state unemployment act assessments. PARK VIEW Convaloicent Horn i Formerly of Ashland) IH Waal Ulla (treat M4far. Oretaa rbaaa tl 4-llar Sarvlce Raslitara Kara la Chars IMPORTANT GIFTS COME FROM RICKYS tars (rening 42- 1 IULO W. Klaaaalk rails, Of. Two Injured By Accidents Two Industrial accident patient were receiving treatment for se rious Injury at Hillside hospital, both admitted late Monday. Robert F. Bpradllng, 33-year-old yard switchman employed by Klam ath Basin Pine Mills, suffered criti cal hurts Including a broken back and injury to his legs when a tier ot lumber fell on him from one of the trucks. The accident occurred around 3 :30 p. m. and an ambulance wa called to move Spradling to HllUlde. He had surgery at 11 o'clock thl morning. Spradling re side at rout 3, box (33. Robert Knowlea, (3, Chlloquln resident and employed by Fisher Logging company operations In the Fort Klamath area, was admitted to HllUlde lata Monday night (ut tering from a broken leg received when he waa (truck by a log. HI condition was reported good today. In Hoapitai Jamea Dumont, S-year-old aon of Mr. Clarice Dumont of Chlloquln, had minor surgery Tueaday morning at Klamath Valley hoapitai Classified Ad Bring Results! LzJ B. Elliott TUklDAf, Jua I. !4. Pa ! Balsiger Estate Set At $10,000 The Mae R. Balsiger estate, pro- bated by th county clerk yester day, amounts to an estimated (10. 000 or more In real and personal ,' property, according to court filing. ,! Mr. Balsiger, wife ot Elmer H. Balsiger, died May 10 at th Mayo ' clinic In Rochester, Minn., at Uit , . age of 65. - Her will, dated April 33, 1047, -named her aon, Stuart Balsiger, ag executor. She gave two slater, Mr. Carol R. Brutll of Redtleld, 8. Dak., ;. and Mrs. Lillian R. Hagman of Klamath Fall, the Income from an estate In South Dakota, and divided T the remainder of her property be- tween her aon, Stuart and bton. SHIRTS FOR DAD ON JUNI IS RUDY'S 400 Main Lift onuranco Iho only way man can moke will bafora ha make hi( money. Wm. R. Elliott SUN LIFE OF CANADA 731 Main St. Phena 7777 KINO KDWAKO cr Oortura FADtTAX by Gorrum CHANTllXY by Gorham ROYAL DANISH by International PMLUDI by Internatlacial GEORGIAN ROSR by Rmd Barton FRAGRANCE by Road Barton GUILDHALL by Road Barton . t Phone 3151 by Reed at Barton Si