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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, FEB. 27, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORfcCON WEATHER KLAMATH fAI.I.H ANIl VK'INITV: f'lnmly Willi hIii IimiIhIiI. NmIiii iIn y rtiiiatly fliitiilv Willi rtlmwurri lllali linlay 4u. Imw iiiniHht u. nigh Hatuiilay ;hi. NOIITIir.llN f'AI.IMIIINIA: Varlalila hlali rliiiitlltivHa liulny. liinlHhl mnl Hul lirilriy. liaioinliiH I'lmnly Willi nltnWPi III Mliinn iiiiiIIi ihhIIiiii Hal ill tlay . l'imlr nvfr liilmlnr Imluy mimI In r,uullir.i n tmllint IomIhIiI. MixIpiuIk lo fir.ll mirth. wl wlnil nil I'lmal, il(-mnaln UutlMlil. WKHITIIN llliriillN M.,.lly I'lullily IoiImv Willi aluiwira. Hiiliin Hum IMJ Ihla Iikiiiiiiiii r.illnudl hv llii'lfunliiH tllwll rliiillitrir, linilalil mnl IihIiI mill mil III Itmlliili HmIuhUi. Nn I'huiiHD lit Ifllilifi im. Utah 41 In no l.'iw 'Mi In in iiilli and :iA til 41) mil III MutltTHlr wnMolly wlnil off 1-iiar.l, Iwiiiiiln r.mnliwatcrly limlglil. r.AN'I'KMN OHM iON I'arlly rlmiily In dy, ImiiimIiI r.nl ttiimlHy Willi m rw llllWKIt or W fllllllM, llfl'ICNklllg IiiiiInIiI Ciinlni liirliiy mill lownr lonlllil High 4l In 4.1. I.nw 3U In 3" I'rlirj 1'ii.lrrn - Id (I Crima uuaLers nulla by llir KIIIIH ni t llr-piu lllli'lit in iiiIiiiiiIiiu ilownliiwn atom wln ilnwii thin wink, 't in! luur prim win Horn hi llio iccriit piuitiT luminal mo III tlin J. C. I'i'iiiicy company torn wlniliiw. Flrnt iiwiinl wrnl lo I wily Built, M'riiiiil to Hoi) Miihiinry, I nil d til I 'ut Wlllliuiu mill Inurlh lo Joyce UltliniiiiMin. Ilrlvr l.uiM-hriiri 'I lie KciJ ;rii:.r. I niupuliili klrkiifl Itiniliiiiii wna lii'lil 'I'lliliMliiy liiHin ill lilt Wliii'iim Imli'l Willi All Iti'llllliilt, iiiliiimlwi rliull llliill, pil'Millllli. Hlmrt tltlkn wrro tiiv rn by lirv. Unviil K. Ilinnrlt Jr. mill Mm. Kranrca I'ulinrr, vxri'iitive secretary of tho Ited C'rora. Drive i lialrillen received llllul Instruction. t;urclrd lliuiir Mi. mill Mm. Percy VVolln, who Imvo Ihtii aprixl- II ill tl 10 punt, tin i n inolitlla III Tliiiiiiuavllle, (In., rxpi'i t Lo start (or liniiin March I, Ink Inn Inlmirrly ilrivn to arrive lirre, April I. They rrnliln ut all) N. ItoKCIX. Kliin llvrr - Mr. mnl Mm. Hulph Huwrra of I'urtliilHl III VIMUllK Mm. Howrra' mother. Mm. Krrd Uorllrr, III Klmnnlll Kulln ell roulo home from Klorlilu. Whiie there lliry vtall rl Willi Kllrnbeth HollMon Milium Ill orlnmlo. HuilllltAjft) A rilllllllnun Milr III Ix-lue nixiiiMirrd tiKlny, Krliluy, from H a. m. to 0 p. ni. mid until noon Hiiliirdiiy In llir Iinniin Motor roni puny't ahnw room. 4'.M 8. tlth by the Library club. Travrlrr-- Hiinild Clupp, oprriilor nf Ihf) World-Wldp Travrl bllrfatl lirrr and In Krdinnnil. left llntmday for tbfi Itriliuond nfflr. lit will bf bark 111 Klanmlli Kalla Monday. KIiim hhuw Mart Irving of I.a Pnliito'a allots rlrparllnrnt ha Juat r-itiirnd from vlsltlnc llir San Franrlnro nhop mnrkrl. buvlllff aflrr RaatPr footwar for thf alorr. Callfnrnla Ktriimlnn Allrp Jrn an. 731 Mllrhrll. rriurnrd honif Tuesday mulit afirr a trip wlilrli took lirr to Ixtt Anxrlra. Mnnivrry and Rmo. KimmI hair 'llir llorlroll KlrlfiWIll aponaor a IcxkI aaln at I'lnr Hlrrrt ii'arkrt Hiilurdny niornlnir. from 11:30 until rlaiuiE tlinr. randlra. cakra, pit and rooklM will br old. With D.ui hlrr- Mr. and Mm. A. N. Wrnnrr. T.'O N. lllli. haa rr. turnrd from Hncramrnio. Calif., after aix-tirtlnit a werk with her dauithtrr. SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING Ciptrl (l.irinliol nark (All klfthoal RiB4ible rtlcm rt KtllmtiUi Sowing Machine Service tomr In depend tni llr Friendly Helpfulness To F.vrrv ('rerd and Pur Ward's Klamath Funeral Home Marguerite; M. Ward and Sont Hi High Phone 3334 "Moo" f'y asWstMhtfaaiasM If you need groceries or fresh vegetables in a hurry, always romomber that the Pins Street Market is as near as your telephone. Just call 3138 and Mac and Bud will put up your order in a hurry and it will soon bo on its way in our free dalivery. PINE STREET MARKET 7th & Pine Kami l.um hnin - Mmnliiill Hwi'iir IhKi'ii, exiKutlvn ai'iri'tiiry for I lira Oiruoii fariii biii'i'iiu. npnkfi ul a linn Iii-iiii mi'i'lliiK of llici fin in Dm -run In Kliiiunlh I'ull Wiilnrniliiy ut tho Wliii'iiiii. I .id llolllduy, pri'in di'iit of tlin county biiri'im, primlilrd at tlin mi'i'lliiK altrndi'd by VI fiirin biiiotiu tri'iilrr It'iuti'i'M, Nw l.orlltlnll Till' C'lMllrll uf Chrlat wlili h luia bii'ii holdliiK itv lii'a III tlin KC hull, uiuiiiiuicia Hint llila Uuiidiiy'a an -vlrra will bo lu-lil nl u new lot'iillon, 1774 Arthur. Hrrv li'i tt will be at 10 a. ill. and I 'M p. m. The. dedication ncrvlie will lie lirld Hunduy alirrnooii, Muicli 14 The public la Invited. I ruriKiiiinra oi wiioiicruii inns will be a ri'Kiiinr iiiicliiik hi ni-iii-l.nra of Woodirnifl In the KC hull. Monday, March 1 ut 8 p. in. und pracllie for iiiatullalion. All offl ri'in nnd miunl. are urued lu uttend. liefrraliiiienu will be aerved by lli-lly JohiDion, Hylvlu Tlllon, Mil (Pelt Hinllll nnd Neva llayea. I l)riiiuirllr Wuinrll- All efloll I w ill be iiiailc to iiiuiinlM a Di'ino i i ui if Women n club Moiidiiy nlulil at B o clock 111 ine i-oiu iiioiim'. Any woman rmuilcrrd In the paily la In vited lo utleiul. Ilefiire the war a alinllur oiuuulKutlon una active here. Nrplirw lvea--JraM! WrlKllt of H.afurd. IJel., luu left to return home alter vialtluu with hl.i uuclea, I .en Wrluhl and Itolund WrlKhl und fumlllea of tills city. He wua here about two wceka. Vim lliinie Mr. and Mm. Dirk HobliDiun of I'ulo Alto apenl lunt week-end In Klauialh Kill In vlnltlUK Mra. Itobliiriou'a pureuta, Mr. and Mra. Jnck KeulliiK. They motored up. YLllor Mm. Willurd Miachkc of Waluiil Urove, Minn., arrived here WediifMluy eveuiiiK to remiiln until j Haturday vlallliiK her unrlc and ' aunt, Mr. und Mm. Itobcrl Odrll 1 ol Kwuiinn alreet. llurrau Meeting-Kluinalh county j farm bureau will meet fur biuiinrui ul ll:au a. in. Murch 1, In Hie Olene j community hull with pollurk lunch- I eon ul noon and bualiieaa continuing In the uflcrnoon. , I'ollllrk -Naomi Kill llir No. 6 will furnlnh Uie roll.i. coffee and hot diuli for a politick dinner Tiieaday at 6:30 p. m. In the Maaonlc temple. Other mcnibem are aaked to bring alther pie or aalad. Motor Trip Mm. Jack Weuner, Crystal Springs road, drove her hus band lo Grants Paa on business Tuesday, returning Wednesday. Prarllre All off term uf Naomi shrlue will hold a ceremonial prac tice In the Masonic leinple Sunday al 1 p. m. Juvenilrs lo Mrrl. -Juveniles of Neighbors of Wooderall will meet In the KC hall Monday. March I. al 4 p. m. DONT BE a SLAVE &fj!S IRONER c UHLIG'S 108 Main Sit -i. 1 S 1 -f4,1 1 iiA "A "Bud" Paper Routes 1 -A.vi' ?1 af ZZJf Taper rriutea dn pay off aa ran be aeen In the above plrture of Murrla lluney. ''Herald and Newa carrier on Itl. 14. Morrla la 16 and a liulrnt al Kl IIS. He la the ion of Mr. and Mn. Orville llaney of 11123 Klna ilreet. Morrla haa only had hla route alnre the fint of October and already be haa aavrd enough money to make a iluable down paymrnt on thla new C'uihman Airborne motor arooter. I.eavea Mm. O. J. Leonard of Kviiiulon, 111., mother of Robert lonuril who wa formerly with Hie newa atnlf of The Herald and Newa, Iffl tixlay for Kugene afler vlnltlug for the pnal aeveral duya ui the home nf Mr. and Mra. Mal colm Kplry. Mra. Leonard will visit Mr. und Mra. Robert Leonard and daughter, Marcla Ann. In Kugene. and uIm) go on to Portland for a May with her sun who Is now with the Western fine association. Hla family la staying In Eugene until proper housing la found. To rortland Mr. and Mra. Oeorgc lllllla of Eldorado street left Thura t'ay night for Portland tor aeveral daya. They will also visit Mrs. Hu lls' tinier and family. Mr. and Mra. Wayne B. Olll of Salem with whom Mrs. mills will remain next week. More iioriina Mrs. Kcnncui v er- kins, of loot) Hunks, reported .today sighting the first bunch of roblni lo be aeen In thai vicinity this spring. If you don't need It sell III Ad- ! verll.se It Itl the Classified Ada. ttMMt"'-'MM4t4t RAYON f iBoxer Shorts and Shirts by Manhattan $1.75 ! io s Winrma Hotel Illdg. 1125 Main Ph. 6520 f RELAX While You Iran . r-t:' Phone 6111 4iW ..T"- Phone 3138 Via Do Pay Off X h 'I- i I I Carrier To Visit Middle East WASHINGTON. Feb. 27 OV) The 27,000 - Ion U. 8. aircraft carrier Valley Forge will stop In the troubled Middle Eastern area late next month on Its way from the Pacific to the Dulled States. The navy said yesterday the car rier will have Tslngtao. China, March 1 with the destroyera William C. Lawe and Lloyd Thomas, and sail for San Diego on a "goodwill" cruise. The navy already has Die 45.000 ton carrier Midway, three cruisers and six destroyers In the Mediter ranean. The Valley Forge Is due to visit the Persian gulf area and the Suez canal. There are 250.000 professional women hairdressers In England. Flexibility PAUL A. LEE Phone 7777 731 Main St SUN LIFt OF CANADA How can you tell a fine California winci Three things distinguish a 6ne wine crystal clarity, wealthy bouqutt, and a deep, completely satisfying flavor. When you choose Petri Wine, you enjoy a wine superior on all counts- A wine made of the most select grapes . . . and brought to perfection by a family devoted to winemaking for three generations. Try Petri Wine tonight! ha Petri Wins Ce San Frontlsct, Calif. ff 1 Lil Iniuianca X ) fa Plicr- ' 1 ( art h Voari V: f Ihrsaa h VSry? Sun Llfe't NiNff 1 Adjustabla waLaJ Option Si Tule Drawing Plans Final The U. 8. oureau of reclamation is koIiik ahead with plana (or hold ink the Copprxk hay homestead Drawing on March IS. K. ft. Best. UHllft district muna irer said Uxlay plans are to open the drawing at 10 a. m. on March lb, at the armory, and the puhllc will be Invited to attend. Gover nors of Oregon nd California arc also Invited and the drawing will te covered by both local radio sta tions. KesulUi of the dniwlnii will be marked up on a black board aa they ure determined and the me chanics of the drawing will follow the procedure used 111 the drawing held In 1040. The drawing date depends upon completion of the appeal board hearing for reconsidering rejected pppllcatlons, Uest said. Olene Grange Party Cancelled OI.ENE, Feb. 27 Plans for the giangc-sponsored card party origi nally to be held Huturdny night have been called off. . The party is being postponed due to the death of a grange member, .'. P. Roper. Cliu-iificd Ads Bring ttesulte Custom Mde t Rimv Peak Performance Let m put New Rings in jrowc ttr k truck fwvl MOM POWER AT LtSS COST ASHLEY CHEVROLET 410 So. Sth rh. 4111 ROGERS i TrKWAy" jrrjf if Entire Back Enclosed In Solid sVSN" iW jir A Gold With Diamond Weldad ! VO" ? jftS lo Mounting Designed for fei.ViibCSc rSS5' Your Wearing Comfort and )lrINia f rf&J&' "THC OLD WAY" " N OkW tdqij Cut fl - 0, F i n 9 p. ( Open Back to Fill with Foreign Matter, Diamond S 1 1 1 a 9 Crudely Riveted Into Stone. OVS Greek Letter Initiation Slated OVH. Feb. 27 Date set for the Iota Tau Kappa fraternity Initiation i of new members at Oregon Voca- tlonal school Is March 6. I Al Bishop, director of the radio I school of Multnomah college at j Portland; Ionard tihreve, en ' glncer al KWJJ. Portland: Bud I Chandler, manager of KFLW In i Kliunnth Fulls; Paul Alexander, j KFLW engineer; Don Orrell and i C. D. Newman of OVS will be pres cut to conduct Initiation services. 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