Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, June 18, 1947, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextWEATHER miction - I'arlly rlutlllv IIHlaV, III nliltl unit 'I'hurhilwy. raw llslit Imwaiii In mtilhwnal piillliin anil alims I'uaMl lu liav ami Utnlalil. ami Ural inmilitaliia til aaal pillion Tliuinlay. Mllalitly waimai In aat ami Inlfiliil nf uulliwail ntr Haiti allslilly t'uulal lit aama araa Thura ilav. Miiilaiala aitiitliwral wlmlt oil rttaat, liriniullia MiHlltwr.li'llv Irinlaht. KLAMATH FAI.I M AND Vli:INl TV . Kail luilav. Willi llii-raaklng rl,,llllHB Imilalil riitiiBilwy imially rlmitly Willi M'laalnhal llalil rain llla.ll luilay Nil, luw mi Wan 'I'liiuailay 14 NOIITMKIIN 1AI.IKIIINIA-Clear III flay, riuiialil ami 'I Imitilav, aarciil lr ItH'al Ina almig aiiiillttun i nail Warntar III Hail Joaiiiiui vallav Mi.lvrat aiilllll waalarly wlmla nil etiail. On Trip illlli'K llynirs, 17-yi'ur-iilil iliiiiKlilrr uf Mr. Hint Mm. Hay lliynrn ill 1 1 il l Cirscellt, Is oil ail rgtmidrd trlii In tint rant III -itn-liany with a fitr Krniiilmntlirr, Mia. IiilH llyincs. Kelso. Wash. Uny ltyrurs Jr. ilmvo his slsirr lo I'nrl IhiiiI limt tvrrk-rnd, Irmii where lllllce nnil her grandmother Iff L tor Washington, l. C , mi tlie Htrrnin lincr. 'lliry iliinnril shir trips mid Will lir KiTIP 1 months. Him Available -The iimvliiK pic I urc Unvosiun In 1'iilniitl tly tier mniiy," un nuihrntlu U. r). wruiy picture h been iinlricd by the local army recruiting office, mill will br shown iiiini tripieM nt any hour nf Ihn iluy r evening Hi miy group In tlm rtiiinly. annnllng t'i l.'aiil. Ktl uarilu Muxn, officer In charge. Any group nr ntgiinliutlliiii wishing to how thia picture limy mil SIM. Arrive Tlila Week-Mr. mill Mir). Al lliti vcy nnil thrir win aful duugli i$ arrived iliin week from l.iw An-' grlrs, Calif. Ilurvpy hn been here fur several weeks Willi the burpiiil nl iM'Iniriiitlnii. mitt last wrck wrnl nulll to bllllK Ills fnllllly here will) him. ritat Mrrtlng -A miliar meeting of post i:ih:i. VKW. will be held Ihllraltuy rvrlilntt. June 10, It I p m. In thr KU hull. Those planning nn attending thf department en campment on KrKtuy or Knlurrlity arr miuralott to pick tip their dele gate credentials al lhl mrrtlng. Hall y Ciirl - Mr. mid Mra. Ray Ijtinb. IB'ifl Huron, became thr par rnla nf lpound girl. 3unr ft. Thr hnby. born In Carntrl. Calif, haa brrn nniitrd Lrnlt Kll. Mm I.ainb la tlilllni hrr muthrr In Hallnaa. Ollf. VftV Mrrtlin-Thrrr lll ! mrrtlnt nf Prllcmi put Vrl rriu of forrlun wr. l ( P m. Thur,v1y In thr KC hall All mrm brra rr tUKfd to ntlrnd lnrr thr poat la pUlinlnt Imporlnnt bualnraa. Mrrrlll IHOK Th Mrrrlll IOOK will mrrt Thuraday. Junr It. i pm to ttiMuiMi thr nrrnianrnl up Irrp of thr IOOF crmrlrry. Anyonr tntrrratrd la luvllrd to attend. ruhllr Inalallallan-nrUirl No. 8. Ordrr of Job Dnuthlrra, will hold t public inatallnlion at t p. m., Thurarlay, l lha aMaatinlr trmp'r. Thr public la cordially Invltrd. , Raturtw Or. A. H Clnrhrlni haa rnuriftrd from a two wrrku' biulnrm and plramirr trip. Hn will hr In hi" efflcr Thiiratlny, Junr IB, Jtrlurn Mia. Allx-rt flarrrll anil diVabtfr-"'-1""' Ml'- I''' Bar roil, returned from Toledo, Ore., whrrr they United relative!. Hark I-rum I'.tirupr MuJ. mill Mia. John HiutlliiK ulitl their aniiill tliiUKliUii', Jtiiuiln, mil biit-k lu the United mnttia finiii ltuly, whero Mill, llui limit Ima burn mummed with thr urmy. I In la uwiilllim re-na-Nluiiinetil to u new ptMl. Mra. Hnrd luu la Uir fuiTiier MurHiirel llurloii of I hln city, 'ihry vlalttd flint In I'nrllniiil mid nir now In Kurrku, C'nllf,, with Mia. Illinium" purenUi, Mr. mid Mra. Hue O llorton, who rrcenlly niiivrd lo the Cullfornlu city fium Klnmnth Pulla. Arrlvra llnnir Wulvu Hullabury, tliiuulitrr of Mrs. Mar Hiiltibpry of Klumiitli Pnlla, urrlved rliiiitluy uf Irrnoun from MlnurHpulla, Minn., wherr aim hua been uLU'lidlUK Hie Unlveralty of Mlniii'Mitn. Mlai Hullabury will br rmnlnyed at Cra ter lkc Nntionul park fur the uiiunrr iiiontlui. Vlalllni Itrlallvra Mra. Muybellr llunka of lltinolulu, llnwull, hua brrn vlallliik frleiuln mid relullvra here for tlm piuit thrrto wreka, Hhr left t lain week for Hun Juno mid plana lo go from there Ui New York, Hhr will br remembered III Klmtiiiili I'alla an thr former Muy bellr Otey. Kuilra AulllaryThr convention rllual offlctira and drill team of thr KiiKli-n it. ti x I llit ry will iinulltr lo uliihl, WiHliientliiy, at 7 o'clock at thr KO hall. Thr auxiliary drum coriw will iiracllcr ThurMlny at 7 p. m. al thr Modoc fleltl. Corp mrmbrra who have not turned 111 their tlat ka ahnultl do ao Tliuradny. Hrluened - llurvfy Puvlall. maii aner of thr Ooodycar Hervlta alorr here, hua Junl returned froiik a two wrrka' trip to Uir Uoodyeur facUiry at Akron. Metal of thr two wreka waa aiienl In a rrfrrnher couritr In, product. mrrcliandialuK and man atirnirnt, with coiultlerablr time at thr Uoodyrur rrararch lalKiratory. Malta I'arenU- Mra. Wllllllfred Khynriaon and threr rhlldrrn arr vialtiuii Mra. Khyurrnoua parrnu. Mr. and Mra. Albert liarrrtl. Rt. 3. Imix 306. Mia. Rhyncraon will aiend thr auiumer In Klnmnth Pnlla and will then return to hrr home In Val lejo, Calif. . s Saturday, June 21 Muilc by t The Oregon . Hillbillies Dancing 10 Till 2 Admlnlon S1.00 ttrnlor firrlr Thr Senior circle of thr CoiiKrrRatlanaL Community church will men In thr nodal hall Krlday at 1:30 p.m. for deaaert and a bualnrna merlliui. Mra. William La rami will br thr h oaten fur Uir afternoon. Tonallrrittniy Clary Pcarnon. 10-vrar-old aon nf Mr. and Mra. Dick Praraon had hla tortilla taken out Tueatlay morning at thr Klamath medical clinic and la reported do ing line. Hr liven, at 1023 Auntln. Vlaltlng Daughter Mra. M. L. Miller. 3146 Wantland. left Tuesday for Portland and Bt. Helena wherr aha will vlall hrr daughtrr, Mra. Prank Snyder for few daya. Bin la rxiirrtrd home thin week. Practice Tlierr will b a drill practlcr of thr Women of the Moonr at 1:30 tonight. Wedneaday, al the MtMiait. hall, lu pirpurallon for ihr couvcntloti. . Jlalin ' ! ill ii Ti ml hi im. i( rotul rni,..U Mkl kw keirt Mt i Mi iMr...UT FLWIRS SAT IT FOR TOOi ' "We Crow Our Own tYou'll Notice ' " The Difference" . mack 777" WHAM'S ttaiM r,.... J . I9II u,.. " a, PHONE I Daughtrr Horn Word hai brrn rtjit'ivtd heir thai Mr. and Mra, Mrlvlii W. McCollum uf thla city in ii purrnla ol a buby dituKhtrr. bum jiiiiii 13, III Wilcox MtimorlHl honpltiil In I'ortlantl, 'I hn little girl HlMH'il lionplliil, acnlca al T pountln tmiicrt, Nllu han brrn named Julie Klli'ii, The McC'olluma am rxpcctnd to return 'to Klaimith P'nlln thin rjiiriflity. CliTindiiarriita arr Mr. and Mrn. C'hmlen W, 'J'homun and Mr. mid Mr. (Jrorge W, McCollum of thla city. : - llaniiurl Hlaled The Klamath Puna cuupttir ol tin Women ol II ir Mount- wul hold a buntiurl at ln 'J'wo Hlnuua inn, Thurauuy rvrnllig. All luuinbera who readied moir tiuutua lu thr mrmnrrnhlp Urlva nro Invltrd. Thonr winhlng trana IHirtutltin me aakrd to br al Uir Moonr hull at 7 p, ni. Kvarrvutluna nmy br niutle by calling Kathleen Hepburn, irlcphoiif 3331, Here for Wrddlng Mra. Waltrr liowrr and (ton. Krlwy, are vlaltlng au thr honir of Mr. and Mrn. A. NT Kelnry of W14 E. Main. They alopped rn routr to their home In Duly City, Calif., from a vlall al Hubbiird, and will be here to at tend the wedding uf Barbara Lynch of Tulclnke thla Friday. Mrrlliu -A brotherhood meeting will br held at Klamath Lutheran church. Crona and Crenccnt. at 7:46 p. m. 'Iliuratiiiy. A panel dlacunnlon will Imi held by iJin y Kllnon and rr Irenhineuta will br nerved by Ralph Wrlnr and Joa Hunnell. All membrra and frlendn are cordially Invltrd. Vlaltlng Mr. and Mra. Paul Wright uf Portland are making a three-day vlall here thin wrrk. Wright wua former aenlor deputy of thr lulrruul revenue offlcr In Kla math Palla and la with the offlcr of Internal revenue In Portland now. Knlghta of Columliua The , 4ih drgrrr of Kntghu of Columbua will hold a buainras meeting Wednesday, June IB. al 8 p, m. In the club roonu of thr Loomla building. Mayor lavra Mayor Ed Onten dorf left Wrdnrnday morning for a combined bunlurM-plraaure trip to Diamond I-akr and Salem. Hr will rrturn Junr 30. , Trip Over Mrn. Curtti Orbharl hua returned to tier Job aa clerk In thr Henley atore after vlaltlng for Ik weeks with frlendn and relallvra In Chilton and niilurlander. Wli, 1 1th, Washington Site May Be Cleared Of Buildings The miiovul of btilldlnga on the corner of 1 1 tit and WuMUhgUm waa dlni.unned Tilcnduy when ruprenen lutlvca of Kliiinuth Fulls, tlir bu i null of recluiuHilou, and the Rogue river forest nervier jnel at the chamber of commerce. These build ing had previously been occupied by Die bureau of reclamation be fore Ita offices were moved to til Klamath Fulls municipal airport, and the bureau In now Interested In disponing of the buildings and properly, Mont Interested In obtaining the half acre triangle of laud border ing lllh atrccl Is the Kluniath county school district whlttli wua represented at the meeting by Nel son Herd of thr school board and A. L. Ornlupp. superintendent of city schools, 't his laud would be used for achool parking and would afford a new approach to Kluniath Union high achool. Hoth Herd and lUralapp alrrssed thr need of a new high achool approach aa the present approach on Wall will be too dangerous If Highway No. frT la routed down Enplunadr. If thin arra were taken over by the achool a new bridge across the canal could be built to join High street wlthl either Monclaire or Alameda and thus remove any possibilities of a bottleneck at the Washington street bridge which might be caused by the additional traffic to the high achool. Thr Rogue river forest service Is also Interested In the buildings and land for aloruge and office pur poses. It was agreed by tltose present that the buildings In their present condition arr an eye-sore and cause a traff i hazard when trucks enter 11th from thr prop erty. For these reasons Charlra Htark, chamber of commrrcr, , M. Igl, city planning commission, and Ham Rltcney, traffic safety council, decided that another location for forest buildings would be better If It could be found. According to present plans this property will be appraised and. If no direct agreement with the achool board can be made, will be sold to lit lnlh.ut ttlrtft,,, 1 Students Finish Summer School CHILOQUIN. June lS-An even ly divided group of students, 30 boys nnd 30 girls, on Friday com pleted a two week' summer achool at Ml. Carmel Catholic church In Chtloquiu, Classes and services which begun on June i were under thr direction of Bister Agnrs 81. Hose and Bister Armella of Klam ath Falls and Father Phillip of Mt. Angel, who Is officiating during the four months' absence of Father Michel Ahem. The youngsters finished their religious Instruction on Friday morning and that afternoon en oyed a closing picnic. Final serv ices were held on Sunday morning at which time the following five boys made their first communion: Bruce Parazoo, Michael Ravlzza, Btewart Miller, Charles ai4 Gor don Copeland. , UOT- iFlASffFS? Woman In rour'40'a' thla great maOI elna la turnout to rellev hot flaahps, nervous tension whan duo to tho functional 'mlddls-ase' period pocu , , liar o women. Worth Uvinql KIUAI.D NIBS, Klaatalk Falla, Ots. WKDNgSDAT, faas If, t4f, rag rlvo SALEM, June 18 (P)8tate High way Engineer R. H. Baldock waa en route to Washington, D. C, by plane today. He will attend congressional hrar Ings on proposals to rrducr federal forest road funds, and President Truman's highway safety conference. Cos erf Stomach RImtmI In I wmmm m eVtiAfa r mmi kk Whom ttrm tlomarh ttH iiwi pjilnnit, iHittivtitr nf fM.MMirituiiiAieh ittjrtl hMUiliuin. iliactdra iitHk). pffriti lh ffcotistMrilnjt Bitrlli'(tMf kniiwiiTut ly iDiitomtlltt ilkriuiHlli-firN IU tlnitw In itlV-aikt Tatifflfl, NtiUmilv. nlhi hrlnn nmtW In tuty iftura twiue tu u ht tiuubliuMMWtrt ii FARMERS! - TRUCK OWNERS! You con haul your own - BLOCKWOOD at long at there Is a turplut of blocks. This special offer cannot be hod when supply is short. DON'T DELAY ORDER TODAY FRED H. HEILBRONNER 121 ftprlng Ht "Fuels That Satisfy" Plus Service Since 1919 Phone 4133 Grass Fire Seasorf Under Way Here The Klamath Falls fire depart ment has proof that summer is hrre. Firemen answered a call to ex tinguish the first gran fire of the nrason aft:08 p m. Tuesday, In Uir 300 block on Hlllsldr. No damage was .done, and firemen believed the flames ware caused by a cigarette or match tossed along the alrrrt. Classified Ads Bring Results. JI7 "Hutch" JI NK Is Ihr month of' marital knots and U aeema that this custom has been going on for years. Therefore. It Is aafr to aaaumr that therr will br qultr a few wedding annlvrraarjea lo ' br considered this month.' i As you havo probably heard,. Ihr 10th anniversary la thr tin annivrraary, But most things made of tin are no good, unless of roursr, there - are fancy to matoes, or crab-meat, rtc., In It. When you rut Un that you buy at Thr Palarr yon may be aasurrd Its the fanciest, aluff diahrd up In tin cans In these parte. And alner one thing leads to another that loads na right op to While Star rhlrkrn-of-lhr-sra. Tuna fish, lo you. This fanry hard-lo-grt Item la yours at Thr Palare. YES, this fish Is In (nr ean. But before H got Itsrlf Into such an undlgnlfird actuation II waa playing, hide and seek with a awordfish In Ihr chilly waters off ur Orrgon roast. Our ever alert favorltr flshrrman named Kam rame along about that time and anaggrd this beautiful . chlrkm-of-the-sra. Ham knows that quality and The Palare are synonymous ao ha Immediately earmarked this gllatmlng beauty for The Pal arr, whrre II la yours for the asking, provided, of course, that you llrkle the ribs of our friendly rash register. That's why thry say It paya to SHOP PALACE, 624 Main, In thr heart of the Rltiy Shop ping District; Fresh Fish o SALMON ... HALIBUT SOLE RED SNAPPER LING COD SAND DABS BLACK SEA BASS JUMBO PRAWNS FRESH CRABS SOME FACTS ABOUT OYSTERS It Is mil true that oysters should only be eaten during tetter "If months. Thla pop ular belief arises from the , fact that oysters arr not de- slrablr for food during thr spawning srason which la supposed lo last from May 1st lo September 1st. How ever, thr actual" spawning srason Is at different limes' for diffrrrnl localities and for this reason oysters are obtainable In prime quality every month In Ihe. year, If It Swims We Have It Delicatessen Italian Saramis Pickled Pigs Feel Italian Spaghetti Extra Fine Swiss Cheese Patty Shells (4 Sizes) Kippered Salmon Maine Smoked Sardines - IMPORTS . . . Dried Mushrooms Olives Quarts & Vx Gal. Crosspack Sardines Russian Caviar Anchovies FISH BIAIIKJET AND iM:ijrTj;ssi: 9th and Main 1 Phone 5374 A PENNEY Bargain is - M' '' W V . D. Always Price Quality A bargain is a good piece of merchandise at a price that's LOf (of ' its QUALITY. It's what you GKT for what you PAY that makes Penney bargain. Cheap, shoddy stuff is never a bargain, no matter how little it costs you. H e wouldn't give it houaeroom here at Penney's. Through thick and thin we've stuck to this: it must be GOOD and LOW-PRICED to be a bargain! That's why our, customers believe in us. Like us, they're hard-working Americans who won't'stand for lazv dollars. SPECIAL PURCHASE! A. 52" x 52" Print Luncheon Cloths Multl-eolorrd garden prints so bright and gryt hw offered to yon al this onUtoneoauj 00 price! Not many of there, so hurry 1 B. 5-PIECE BRIDGE LUNCHEON SETS Charming floral dralgns on sturdy cottons . . . many colors Now with contrasting designs! 4 napkins and cloth 36" x 1(1". ? ' Only 1 69 C. COLORFUL BOXED GUEST TOWELS Now 7"7c Makes a perfect gift set! Your choice of charming floral dr algns . . . "Bis and Hrr" patterns. Embroidered In gay colors! t us box. Only Box Printed Kitchen Towels Now Colorful floral designs on sturdy rotton backs. Make perfect gifts! A new low price . . . buy a docen or more! 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Penney's brings them to you now) at the lowest prices anywhere In town! Soft pastels. - BALCONY Save Vacation Money! Week-end Case . Fine quality luggage you'll be proud to carry (or many lea sons. Roomy 21" siss in water repellent canvas with hand some leather bindings! Low prioed! MAIN FLOOR Six 18'l-46 PAY LESS AT PENNEY'S FOR TOP FASHION? 7 90 O Rayon Sheers O Spun Rayon O Fine Cotton Penney's doesn't ne glect the larger, state ly woman who appre ciates good fashion, good fit (eliminating m a a r alterations) without the penalty of high prices! In this outstanding collection are casuals and after noon types. Expertly styled In slenderixing lines. Sixes 18'i 46 Many Many Dresses Sixes 9 to 20! Sixes far Everyone 9 ta SO!