THURSDAY,
PLC. 18, 1947
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
PACE THIRTEEN
Girl Scout News
Around UlnUtnmn time, lhc (Mil
HmiiL Hchi-dtitn In wry lull with
nri'vlrn prttjrclft, puttlcM unci Invt'nU
tuio urivmoiili'n fillhiK tlio ruli'iului .
(Hit o LJ 10 muni Ind'iriitlliK I'licl
WorlllU'llllO ptOjlM lb OJltl L'lllll-
plctril by the I im vlcw nonp :tn, with
Mm. J. Mitrltn Ailttnm it Initlrr mid
MlN, I'llUl UlKUIl, UShlktlllll Iriulcr.
With thu hi lp of MM. Ollvrr I'owt'll
mid Mr. Hurry lliiiii'll. tin trnup
hurt pinked it hnx cil lout, it nd nun I, II
lo it youriK 1 1 1 ii 1 1 In llolliutd who wan
A wur ptlMititT and Imdly In nerd
of Howl food to build up hit de
pleted hcullh. M . Mi. n ell had utj
talurd iiifui milium uhotit tho younu
Dutch boy liy t oi re. ,iiii.dlnu u llli
iTlutlvcn In Holland, and Hum
rrat'liiiiK Uio bny'n niftier, Thr itlory
of tlui multt'ird family and Murvu
tluci riiudltloun In llolliuid itpM-iilrl
lo mir Uxnl (Hi) Hrmil troop, mid
thry rollri'trd f ikmI lo mih1. The Dm
nintalnrd MiKiir, Jrllu, piuucn, pud'
tllliKH, nhirtriilnu. map, tU v. lalnlitK,
miH iuniil, (Irlrd upplen and prm-lu-H,
Jrlllun ami ruin' and ronfurinrd to
thr iifH-t'kMtrlly nil let poMul reuillii
t idi ii itf to wriKht and 'nt If iu of t on.
trntft and piliev A C'hilntinuft card
wan I'liclnM-d with thi? followtiut
KU'W uainrrt on II: halidm Atlaiun,
hiii'llm Clink, Dm It-no Coup, Dixit
lw Dixon, Jatilci dilutd. Murllyu
HrwiU, 1'itttlcla Kl 'ir, Hhaiiiu
PowpII, Hrrrna Hinlth, Jninnt Wain
hlead, Nitrlu Ann Wcnl and Klulnr
Unyz, Thin ttf Kjp h hpoitMiiiMl by lht
JityrcrtrA, and purl, of 'if uponnnr'
money wan uird in mull thr fowl
box.
f- l rtm 3
Miiv Kll JiiluiMiii a AlluiiKiUl I l oop
3 In uUo dolim n veiy rhaiilablr net
for t'luiNimwfc bv pluiiiiliiK n :iutnl
inan banket of IhmI fnr it needy limit
family. The bucket will routalii a
tuikry and :ill itV Ii liiiiiiinun Thl
triHip han ju.-ii hu . a parly for thr
inolhrrn, lii'lud'HK alt UivrMlturc
t-riritmny inniiurli-d bv Mis Hrd
key. Dut 1 1 ik' thr ctMcmniiy. thr
niothnrt ttrrr btoimht into th circle
mid took pint Thr fullowluK moth
er and duiiKhti'tn w-rr prtwnt:
Mrn. Harry Kviinn an' Wur, Mrs. R
K Wllkrrhoii and Nad' . Mrs C J.
Htimrbitnt and Marilyn, Mrn. (Hrnn
Moiiitfdiuei y and Irni'tla. Mjk. K F
MonlKOinery and Hftyl. Mm Orvltln
Krnrll and Judy. Mis, Arthur Pr
terMin and Viola. Mrn. W, H, Hullurd
nml Hriilrr, Mix. Chiirlr TIioiuhh
mid Dm true. Mr H A. Krtmplr
and Shlrlty. Mii Marlr Staub and
Hrlrn DuHoln. M. i U. H l.amotl
mid Janice, Mrs Kit Johnson mid
, on. and Willlr Kur KiiIkIU. llrtty
. Jaineri, Joan Pounds. Hhlrlry Gor
Backache, Leg Pains
May Be Danger Sign
Of Tired Kidneys
If tf fcsrtt nH lr palm mtt making you
tnUflil, tt'Mt'l Jutt rnfit(i!ntn anil do noth
ing attout flim. Niur mmy t winUj
you that your kfclnry mnt alinnlon.
Th khlnry me Nadir' cIimI wif of
taking ntna itcl'ti ami toionoti wall out
of the blood. They help moat ptola pi
about 3 pintt a day,
If th IS dillra of kUtrwy tubra and fllura
4oa't woik wall, pniamwut waata matlrr
taya la tha tiluad. Thna pobotia may atart
oatgUig btKkachca, ihcumatlc p10, kf
HOLIDAY
MERRILL
COMMUNITY HALL
3 - SATURDAY NIGHTS - 3
Dec. 20 -27 'Jan. 3
BALDY'S BAND
"Jl'ST (iOOU DANCK MI'SIC"
1)AN( 10 '1 11.1. 1 $1.00 I' Kit PKItSON
''' jjyn C3r lr.v ,-s J
( U "M . ..
AUTOMATIC
Keeps you cozy on chilliest
nights! Adjusts automatic
ally lo weather changes!
AUTOMATIC SI.i;i:piNCi
COMFOKT1 One ilon).ishc
hlnnket with the warmth of
thru , . , lliat'j the Ci-H Atiin
m.iitc Pliinkctt HctUlde Cnnirol
adjusts ilccping ttnipcraturo tu-
don, Helen Oalarneiiu, Jrunne Mrh
teiihtDni, Janntt Korhon mid Hhlr
lry MiHirt.
lUdgri
Thn project of Mrn. A. Jl. Fewo'n
troop In eoiiiplelltitf thn rmik mid
honlenn bmlKO emiie to a very mio
eeruiful eonrlunloi with the mtvIhh
of a dinner for tho iiioUhtn of thn
troop iiirmbcm hi thit community
hall of Dip CoiiKieKaHonal chureh
on Chtrden. Kor thin uuiunr. Hie
KUln made all the arrangements, In
cludliiK nendlnir HivlliitlonR, plun
nliiK the menu, puichaslnn the
food, preparhiK all Hie dinner, and
inaklnu thn (Irrnmlionn, InrludliiK a
rentrrpleee of red rand Irs and
itromm and place cardn. The Kh'ln
served the dinner bntiitlfnlly, mid
each one well deserved her new
bndun, Whirl: Was plnurd on her
sleeve In the ceremony followinfc
dinner In which the mothers par
ticipated. This rrrwony wan very
rffrcllve, with each Kir! In uniform.
saylnK Hip f laic salute, the promuc
mid laws and slnKlnir "Ood MleM
Amerleit." The memlwrn mid (tuests
prrsriit urre Mr., T. Anderson mid
datiKhler 'I'horlre, Mrs, Itrolllwe and
Karen, Mrs. Kntert Ford, nsslhlant
leader, and her daughter Janet, Mrs.
KeiHtfi and Jeanne, Mrs. Jnrk Kll
Herald and Hfinr t. Mrs. M. P.
Hhreeve and MaiKe, Mrs. Cllen
Hlivers and Ilaibuia, Mi'. It It Kl
Unit and Nancy and Mlsn Klla Ited
key. llriiHiilm til
Another dinner puny was pre
pared by Hrownle troop 20 of Knlr
view at the home of the leader, Mrs.
Chin Irs Wanihfead. This dinner nil
iiiinated a full day of Hcout activi
ties, JiwIudlnK rt biiftlnrjis nieetluit
ilurliiK which thr following officers
were chosen: president, finm Jo
Hcouulm; senetary, Ialtv Kmtth:
UruMiirr, Mary Adktns. Thr ulrln
then flnlshrd puppets thry have
leen working on. and used them to
dtamatlre nome children's storlrx.
Duty sllp were then drawn for the
preparallon of dinner, which eon
slstrd nf ft k round berf eas-vrolr,
carrot and relery sticks, rhocnlatc
puddhiK. pastrv mid milk, nnd wnn
.ervrd buffet stvlr. Frnnres lMrffer
lee mnde Hrownlr rwklrs, mid Mary
l.titl CralK brouttht douKhnuts for
thr dinnrr. Thr centerpiece wnn
planned mid made by Mary Adklnv
After n lirownle ceremony nnd
clean-up. the Kills played mitriixir
Karnes and sanir soup, aeennmn ti
led on thr jiiano b Mrs. Clem Bnr
Hk of thr mother's commit ire. A
half hour of tumbling coiuhidrd
this full day. Mrs. W. D, Harlan,
paint, loat of pP nl merer, gattlnt up
ntghtt, awvllini, pudlrwM under tha ryft,
hadaf haa and dlxinraa. Frfjuf nt or aanty
paoagca wllh malting and burning aomr
time thowt thrrr I ontcUilng wrong with
your ktdnrya or tiladitrr.
Don't wait A til your dm tt lit for Doan'i
Pllli, atlmulant diurrtlc, ua'd uetlully
hf mllllom for ovrr to yaara. Doan'i giv
haty rallaf and wilt bflp tha IS mllra of
kldnry tuba fluth out polaoootu wastt from
tba blood, U( Umd'i J'Ola.
BLANKET
tomalhally, Pre-warms your hl.
Keeps ou cojy all ni'(,'ht, no
maitcr how the wciither ehattKen,
72xH6 inrhci, little, rose, green,
cedar. Get yours, loilay.
Tny to wash. Launder! beaut!
(ully. Carefully made lo rigid
Cieneral lileitric safety standard,
and approved hy Underwriters'
Laboratories, Inc.
TOONERVILLE FOLKS
"So ThaT'5 why SiSTeR has eeerf wokkiHg so
hasp oh hew FReHch!" ,
f II vs. Wi)
assistant leader, was present for
these activities, and the Klrls par
tic I pull UK In udJItlon to those al
ready mentioned were, Hharou Ad
umn, Ilobfrtii C'hiindler, Curlew
Coleman, Joyre Howard, Patty
Hinlth, Hlilrley Tluirnpson and Flor
cne Wamstead.
Troop 17
TrtKip 17 of Altftmoni Junior hlith
huvo held nn election of officers
with the follow Ihk results: president,
Joan Noel; vice president, Fredla
Waldron; secretnry. Oenevii Prince,
nnd news chairman, Pat Mueller.
The Klrls of this troop arc plannlntt
a Christmas party for their mothers
on December 19 with hour nnd re
freshments. Troop 24
Troop 24 of Mills school hud a
mothers leu and court of awards
ceremony on December 11. The
mothers attendlDK were: Mrn. F. M.
HellliiKer, Mrs. Carlson, Mrs. Fred
Hayford, Mrs. J. W. llerrera. Mrs.
L. Hlpkc. Mrs. Ralph Hunter, Mrs.
O, E. Matthews, Mrs. Inez. McCov,
Mrs. M. W. 8imp.Kon, Mm. F. W. Ht.
John. Mrs. Vnl Torann. Mrs. W. E.
Turner, Mrs. N. A. Welman nnd
Mrs. Walter WiUon. Miss Redkey
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Merrier Xmas
Shop
Huge Xmas 0a(
L. Stocks i
FRIDAY
9 a. m. -
USTEN TO THESI OTHER
SONOKA ALBUMS OF MflOOIfS
THAT Will UVt fOttVlH
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SHEPHERD
I lAVillil ilIELODIESl
$ LANI McINTIRE
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conducted the court of awards and
presented second clawi badges to
lietty Ann Wilson. Kunlre Welman.
Oarda Turner. Doris Tornns, Janice
Ht. John, Marlon Hlmpson, Robcrtu
McCoy, It)berla Matthews. Gall
Hunter. Hharon Hlpke, Irene ller
rera, JoAnn Hayford, Deanna Haw
kins, 8onJa Carlson and JoAnnc
BellhiKer. Mrn. O. E. Matthews Is
the leader of this troop.
Knlmmrrs
The swlmrnliiK classes held in the
hlKh school ikkjI dot off to a flyinjt
start Friday evenlnff with a total
of Bl Camp Fire Girls and Girl
Hroutx taking part. There were 23
Brownie Scouts and Bluebirds for
the first clbMt and 68 Intermediate
Oirl Scouts and Camp Fire Girls
for the last. The senior Rlrls did
not attend because of a high school
bnsketball game. The lime of this
class was taken up with n thorough
testing of each girl's ability so that
she could be placed in the proper
class and given the Instruction she
personally needed. In the future
t the girls will be divided Into smaller
j groups nnd giver Individual atten
. tion. Mm. Larry Watkins. Virginia
Denton nnd Ella Redkey helped at
A
HOURS
9 p. m.
l.anguoroiti Hawaiian mimic
played by native niimiriang
ml rmtnlM with the clear
neat gml brilliance of SoSon t't
famert tone. Inrluilrat Moon
tight In Hawaii; tt ailanm
(rot.v H alm); Hifo Matrkt
Ihvam Of Old Hauvii; Ki
lima If aft; Mai PoinaOela'u
(h'arfiH Mr Aof),' VaraHit
hit; antl Hawaiian Sunttt,,
MUSIC CO.
i f
2" I I
Ml
Home Demonstration Unit
Gives Fabric Core Tips
A niMHIiifc for the trulnlntr of prot
ect lcH(Hr on "The Ukc and Care of
Nf-w MalcrlnlK" witfi condurttd by j
llelpfi P. Stlnp, home demonstration
u(.-nt, ai 10 a. m. Tursdny In thr I
Klamath Luthtrran church.
The puiMw of til in dcmoiiHtru
tlon, that Luc women attending thl.n
meeting wlJl brlntc U their uniu. In
to (five aid In putting man-made
u-x tiles to their bent uhg by learn-
Schools Get
Radio Gear
PORTLAND, Ic. 18 Ifl't Orflton
nlTHlii have a share In a (12.000,000
Jurkpot til surplUH radio and radar
eoulpmem.
The material, IncludliiK radio
transmitters, receivers, radio com
piloses, major comiMinenu of radar
anc sonar, power supply units and
miscellaneous artlries, will be given
to western elementary. Junior, hlKh
nnc! parixhlal school as well as col
lye and universities, C. T Mudite,
regional war n.sseu administration
dliertor, said today.
There are at last 211 Oregon
scbtKAs with electronics programs,
h said, and more are likely to oe
uncovered as a result of the gift an
nouncement. The equipment, stored In 8an
Francisco, will be divided January
21 bv state representatives All non
profit schools arc eligible for a
share. Mudee said, with a $25 truck
ing charge the only fee.
the first class, with Mrs. James Pln
niger registering the girls. The Oirl
Scout appreciate very much the
cooperation of tt-e city recreational
department under Sam Smith for
providing the pool " this purpose.
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! - FAMOUS
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BO
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oven, thrift cooker, improved Calrod units with 5 measured cookinr
surface heats. Beautiful gleaming porcelain finish, m mm
Terms of course! Now only Q 0
Other Hotpolnt models from $149.75 to $334.75
FALLS APPLIANCE
AND TIRE SERVICE
"Don't Cuss Call l's"
llth and Main
Save Money! ... on Gifts for the Home, Family, Friends
f
Buy Now! Tulelake Electric Co.
PRE-INVENTORY SALE
Starts Monday, Dec. 15th
20 Discount on Our Entire Stock of the Following Items:
11 1 DIIDKIIMf SPACE HEATERS Several popular makes and sires, manual and automatic control.
UIL DUKNIINw FLOOR Fl'RN ACES For large or small homes.
COI IIDtVa'CkIT WATER HEATERS Oil burning and electric, completely automatic, several brands to .
tUUIr IVI Era I choose from, all shapes and slies,
10 DISCOUNT on the Following Items:
ELECTRIC COMFORTERS Removable cover for cleaning.
ELECTRIC SHAVERS Rest gift for the men.
VACUUM CLEANERS Tank type or upright complete with attachments.
RADIOS and RADIO PHONOS A girt for the whole family.
FLOOR LAMPS 3-way and 6-way llchling.
TABLE LAMPS
FLUORESCENT DESK LAMPS
MANY OTHER BARGAIN SPECIALS, PRICES SLASHED, BUY NOW!
Hotpoint Electric Ranges . . Immediate Delivery
TULELAKE 'ELECTRIC CO.
Phone Tulelake 4141
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log to recognize the qualities that
give particular service for certain
types of garments. To all attention
to the Increasing importance of
labeling and to give assistance in
laundering methods.
An Ironing chart was displayed
and discussed and the application of
water reiM'llent finish to cotton ma
terials was demonstrated.
Women who registered at the
meeting were Mrs. Miriam Powell
and Mrs. Dave Campbell, Bly: Mrs.
lietty Van Wormer, Fort Klamath:
Mrs. W. R. Fotherlngham, Mrs. Vir
ginia Pope and Mrs. Dorothy West,
Merrill; Mrs. C. H. Kelly, Mrs. O. L.
Melton, Henley: Mrs. U. R. Burns,
Mrs. William Helm, Modoc Point:
Mrs. Walter Collins, Mrs. George
Ilrautlacht. ChlJoqtiln: Mrs. E. L.
Barnes, Mrs. J. R. Fuglll and Mrs.
Marvin Shell. Shasta-Homedale;
Mrs. John Janssen, Mrs. Fred Ml
lanl. Midland: Mrs. R. E. Hurlbut.
Mrs. W. E. Davison and Mrs. R F.
Baker. Falrhavc-n: Mrs. B. L. Valk.
Mrs. C. B. Whltloch. Pelican: Mrs.
David L. Snyder, Mrs. Gilbert Wal
ter. Klamath Falls: Mrs. William
Tubach. Poe Valley-Olene: Mrs
Henry Schmor, Mrs. 'V.nald Ralph.
Bonanza: Mrs. Ralph Benolst. Mrs.
J. H. Eckert and Mrs. Grace Lester
of the Altamont unit.
MEN'S
If Flannel
Nightgowns
2.95
ttibbi
6th
7013
THE HOSTESS
Phone 76 6
Tulelake Residents
Critically III
Two well-known Tulelake resi
dents. J. Merton Brown and Mrs
Frank O. Rhodes, wlfo of the chief
of police, have been critically 111 but
are Improving. Mrs. Rhodes suf
fered a dislocated vertebra in some
manner recently and Brown Is a
patient In Hillside hospital after he
collapsed at the home of a friend
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choice!
Payments SS-J
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SERVICE
8th AND KLAMATH
last Saturday night, lie was taken
to Klamath Falls by the Tulelake
ambulance where It waa learned ht
was partially paralysed.
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