Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, February 28, 1948, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY, FEB. 28, 1948 PACI THRU1 WEATHER KLAMATH (AM K - lr (i.nll.l anil Hiui.liit. MIMli lu'tity :itl, Low lullllflll 41 lllifh Him.lay Jll , Null I IIK.HN I'Al.irOIINIA -- I'urtly .'llltlllv Willi il-UllfiUll alutwal ItlllMV, i-laitllns ti'MIKltl. t'iMiIrr anlllh Ml Manall tmlav nmt lllMlllllhlillt viillaya llMllHllt. Nnn.lay rlpar mill riml HliuiiM nm lltwail Html nfr ri.iul, ilnrlt'iialnif liilo ImilHliI WKNTKHN UMKI1UN - M.ially clniiily lltu illuming, rivaling Ihla nllpriiiHiii. Hmllfiril illiiwela inoiiiiluliiB anulli mr Unit IiiiImv. I'm llv rliuiily IniilKhl mill Huttilay iniiriilliN Willi iHt-loaaliilf I'lntHll nrM iinilli ikiiIIiiii Hilnilay aMwittiMill NIIMltllv watinar nllnl iiihiiib iinilli ir linn Ntlglilly i Irr lnlmiil vallaya In. itliflil a:l In 411 ilirpt.a. Low liilllltltl ;A til 411 mi i-marI. jilnl VII til :n llilmnl vallry. Mi.iliata linrtlierly wlml nil I'lmal f-AHTKMN DlirUON . Partly rlmulr Imliiy, liinltihl mill Nmiilay Mcnl ! till iiiiw altnwria liiiiliiiluliia iialiaiMfl iilltll liinllnn ImiIiiv. I.lltln rhanilr lit Imn Mralllrn limit Hit In 41 ilt'a'ii'aa liw III In ill! ilptfinca Inirlll mill III In 2.1 nuttl. Sillily iriniii- I lin lux Mini lure n.uilv uriiiip nf lltr U-ivur of Wiiiu iii Vnlnrit will mrrt nl the home nf Mm. C. K Di'llllln. Ili:i I'llir. on V.'rdnrMtiiv. Mitrt'li 3, ut a p. in. Mm. I mi lii-lle Hi ixucr will explain din Irilnillnii of I a K-n In rclullim In I'lltiniliiiii, mill Karl Uritiliurt will nuilliip um nl lux intiiiry fur kocIiiI v.'t Ifiiir. All Inlrri'rtlril wnmrn nf llir illy inn Invllid lo nllnnil. Null .Mrrtlnt -Thr l.iillt:i-ll vul Irv noil cnllMTVIillutl lllnlrlrt Will ImUt Hh nnniiiil rlri-Unn nm! nieri ltB mi Wfclnriiiliiy. Muri'li 3. Wll lluni Vnn Priiml nf the mill rnnarr vi linn service frnnt I'nrtliuul will be prlnrlpnl irnkcr. Mnvlnu plc tt.rrft will br rthnwn 1'iitltirk supper wi(l bn nl A p in. Kvrrynne In cnr ilinlly Invllnl In intend. The mrct lim will bn In Die community bull In L.nnKfll vnllcy. Jiilnl Mrrllm Joint tutrrimtUm nt nliidy Kroup nf thr lttitiip nf Wnmrn Voter mid AAUW will li.prt nl the hiiitin of Mr. Twyla t-t'tmiMm, MID Ointir. Thuriwlny, Mitn-li 4. nl 7 4ft p- m. The mnnll rntinlrlrn of Kuiiipr In rrlnllou In thr Miirtilutll pltin will be ctlacuwird niulrr tlir rhtilrmiimhlp nf Mm. Jinrtild I'nlmiT. All Interrnlrd wom en urn invited tn uttrml. Ilrnlhrr'i lirath Word wuii re rrlvrd today nf llnj ilrntll of John llrKnrly In Aiimoiuln, Mont., Krldny rvrnlnii. Hp- in Ihr brother nf Mm. It. (' Dnln of Kilt llluh. Mrs. Unit I'll, bprn In Annromln nrvrrnl dnyx, rnllrd thrrc by hrr brothrr'R nrrloiu IlinrnA. Ktinrrul nrrvlcr hnvn brtn ml for Turuhiy mornlnit In the Montnnn city. Mm. Dnle will rr turn lutr nrxt wrrk. C'orrrrtiuti In Friday' T h e llrrnld nnd Nrwn n ittnry conrprn Inif thr nrrr.tt nf two ymuiK mrn In ronnrctlon with n nrrvlrp ntntlon biirulnry ut Hiiiiimprx Innn nnd H. th tpulny niiirnlnit thould hnvp rrnd thr yoinln wrrn Ukrn Into tilntiMlv by Jnp Wnltp. mprPhnnt pn lirp olfirrr. mid tunird ovrr to mnlc poller. Ktnrr Mrrjp Krlpndfi hrrr wrrr Ititrrrtli-d In word rrcrlvcd todnv tltnl Adi Iriiiir'n nnd Jrttn Hurt ril.oppllis Mrrvlrr, biXlt of Mrdfnrtl, bi.rp (nrntrfl our! will br lnrntrd t :i4 K. Mmn In Mrdfnrd lloth lire v rll-knnwn hrrr. Mm. C. T. Hlrw itrd. lAdrlrnnr) and Mm. flnbrrt Hurt, limine rr.iidrd In Klnmnlh Sold IntrrPMl nf Knurl R. Allrti In thr llrnlry itiirnun nnd nrrvlrr flintlon hnn brrn nold tn Qrorstf WilllniiM who In now milr ownrr. Willlnim, formerly In bustnrM In Klnmnlh Pulls nnd Tulrlnkp. hnx mnvpd his family lo n rr.ndrnr-c nrnr his btixlnrwi ntTOM from the llrnlry school. Drniuprntlit Womrii All InU'rvat tM woiiu-n rpulntrri'd In tho demn crullo pnrly urn ut id to iiltcnd u int'Pllnii luhrdiilrd for Mnndity lit H p. in. In Hi" iliTUlt court room of the courthousp, it I which time drm ciii in lr won in i will umiinlM). Mrn, K. A, I. nl. nude will prmldp. A movie lilin nf llonnnvllle will bo shown by II Z. Hmlth Mrrllm hlnlrd -Thrie will be sill orlriitnlloii iiii'PtliiK of the I-phkm of Womrn Voters t thr home of Mrs. Twyln Krimison, 6IMI (Joimir, on Tlnirsduy, Mttri ll 4, nl 3 p. in., under Hip lendershlp of Mrs. Knil Kurck. Any Inlrresled woimtii Is nikril lo rail Mrs ICverctt Ucnnls, phone liriOll. for del nils. (inrdrn Club There will be meelliiK of the Kbiiuulh Fulls Clnr iIpii club In the cliy library club rooms nt 1 p. in., Monday, Mnn h I. Flower nrruiiuemenls will be mnde by membprs. 'I'. J. WUims will sprnk on "Hull Conservation." From Nnn lllriu Arthur Mont Komrry, H 'i'c. 1. H navy, Irnvi'S Monilny nlHlil for Hnn Dh'KO for further nsslKiimeiit. MonlKoinery, inn of Mr. nnd Mrs. A. A. Minimum riy of 4:11 l.iiKuuii, hns just complet ed boot en mo nt Hnn UIpko. Danrr Thrre will br n I-np Yrnr dunce III KO hnll tonlitht, Haturdny. Womrn will choose purlnrrs tor dnnrlim. The public Is Invited and refreshment will be served. Ituinmaie Knle The Venture club Is sponsorluii a ruiniiuiKO Mile nt US H. mh. Just off Minn slrppl. for Haturdny, Mnrch 0. Hours will be from 8:30 a. m. to S 30 p. m. Injorril-E E llriulrli k.Min. 80. sufferrd a srvere hip Injury In a full nt his Ijikcshnre drive home List Stindny nnd Is confined to his brd- No visitors are allowed. Ilrlll Tram Offlrers nnd mem brm of the drill ten in of Prosperity Krbrkah IihIkp will meet In the IOOF hall Mondny nt 1:30 p. m. for prnctlre. All are asked lo attend. Monthly Mrrllm The Klnmnth Falls Nile club will hold Its rritulnr mrnthly meeting Wrdnrjulay, Mnrrh 3, at 1 p. in III thr VVmrma howl. Oprrallnn Dnrla Glnlnr MrCnll nrl, 7. Is rerovrrlnit at hrr home, box 787, city, following a tonsillecto my Friday monilim. tirelr The Ooldrn clrclr of the l irst llaptlst rhurrh will meet with Mrs. T. M. Mnrrtr. I860 Ieroy. on Monilny.' Mnrch 1. from 3 to 4 p. m. Two YYrrks Mm. W. C. Jonrs nnd hrr mother, Mrs. Knlhryn Mil ler. 21. 19 Mnln. nre IrnvitiK Mondny to sirnd two wrrks In Portland. Eden Calls On US Cooperation LEAMINO. EllBlsnd. Feb 38 MV- Anthony Elrn suld today the Wrst rrn European nntloiu and the Unlwd Htatea must unite now to ..vrwr hat Is left of world freedom. Eden, second to Winston Churchill In leadership of the conservative party, told a party rally that event III C.eehtuluvnkln are "a dnimer slitnal whlrh must Inevitably remind the world of 11)39." OYS Bakers Add To Open House Activities Kxrrullvr The executive bnnrd pf the lJeirrre of Honor will meet at 8 p. in. Tiirsduy nt 137 lllith. F.W.BERTRAM jruT.im Wotch Repairing 6:9 MAIN Leap Year Dancing 10 'til 2 1 LADIES' CHOICE . . . gals, here's YOUR chance to pick your pardner! SATURDAY n.n. 28th Muilc by Pappy Gordon mm& mm ttr . hi Klnborule plans are in the maklnr for Orrron Vocational srbool's blit "Inlroslacllon Day" open house, .March 5. Not the Irast of plans la that of the school's baking rlass which will turn out pastries to be served with entire to every visitor on the campus. John Krrkslol, left, Is baking Instructor, supervising the nrat loaves being knradrd and rolled out by four members of his class, from left, Howard Gill, Helen Havrl, Al Tlllapaugh and Olovl navel. . . , Mumps Figure About Normal The 73 cases of mumps reported last week to the Klamath County Public Health department for this county Is not unusual, says Dr. Heth M. Kcrron, county health of ficer, This fliture I not unusuul but the report Is, said Dr. Kcrron, ex plaining that there are usually this number of cases of mumps this time of year but doctors do not report them to the county health department. This year a special survey was made by the department to keep tab of the situation. There were 27 new cases of mumps reported this week and most of the cases are in the Wey erhaeuser district, according to the health officer. One new case of pneumonia waa reported this week as against two last week and one of scarlet fever where there were two last week, which would Indi cate that the run of these two communicable diseases is about over for thin spring if they were all reported. However, Dr. Kcrron pointed out, there were no cases of Influenza reported In the county last week and only one this week ending February 28, although many people can count more than that In their own acquaintance. Pneumonia is most prevalent during March, In most areas. Dr. Kerron said, and will probably be so in Klamath county. This is rus first spring In this area. Firemen's Ball Slated TUl.KLAKB, Feb. 28 It s gonna be a big time al the 11th annual volunteer firemen's ball next Satur day. March 8, according lo commit tee members who are making ar rangements. The dance will be held In the newly re-decorated American Legion hall with Baldy's band fur nishing the music. Hopper will be served by the auxiliary of Tulrlake post. American Legion, around mid night. Funds derived from the dance will go In part to Instruct Die depart ment on fire prevention, and It is probable Hint a certain amount will be set aside as It was last year to np. 'y on the building fund, to be usrd either for remodeling the pres ent fire stntlon or lo build a new one. Five )undrrd dollars wns put Into the fund Inst yenr. The need for expnnslon to provide better protection within the district which embraces the Tulrlake sector of Modoc and Siskiyou counties also confronts the department. Burns fihnrt is general chairman on tlie dunce and the ticket sales chairman Is Clifton Hlncs. Returned Mr. and Mrs, A. M. lirndford and dnughter Donna, 1640 Cnllfornln, rrturnrd Frldny from Portland. They were awny a week on a combination bu.Mnr.ss and pleasure trip. Two Operations Performed Today The emergency surgery room at Hillside hospital was bu-sy shortly alter 12:30 p. m. today when two young patients were admitted. George Lcltoy Bunyard. 2143 Madison, 4-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bunyard, farmers, hod an emergency mastoid operation at 12:30 and was followed Into the surgery by 11-year-old Elaine Ken dall, sixth grade student at Henley, who had an emergency appendec tomy. Klalne Is the daughwr of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kendall. Girls On Way Back Home Two 14-ycnr-old high school girls were on their way home from Reno today In company with their par ents, and two youths they allegedly ran away with last Tuesday are each charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Willis Olen Plgg. 21. and Norman Priest, 20, both of Klamath Palls, are held in Jail at Reno and prob ably will be brought here early next week. The contributing charges were placed against them yesterday after noon. They were located In Reno with the girls afwr the girls had been reported as having run away from home Tuesday night Bakers Ready For Visitors Preparing pastries to be served to all visitors at Oregon Vocational school on "Introduction Day." March 5, Is the good-sized job of the OVS baking class. The school's open house next Fri day is of Interest to all Klamath people and will offer an opportunity to see classes in operation at the school. Everyone Is invited to visit the campus, and senior high school stu dents in the basin are particularly Invited. Pastries, prepared by John Erek stol's baking class, will be served with coffee to visitors, and women In the community are especially urged to look In on this class. Tlie campus nursery will be in op eration to care for children during the time that parents tour the grounds and shops, and during the dance to be held in the gym that evening. Since the nursery is a student project, there will be a reasonable charge for the service. Runs V This la Ormand R. Bean, Port land architect and former public utilities commissioner. He is a can didate for the republican nomina tion for state treasurer. an Informal capacity, was U. S. Senator O. M. Moss of Whlteflsh, Mont. 1 CH.Vilcox Death Told Carroll Herbert (Bert) Wilcox, manager of the Merrill store for Klamath Basin Co-Op here, died at his home on Wlard street Fri day afternoon following a seven week illness. Mr. Wilcox was 40 years of age at the time of his death. Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox enme to' Klamath Falls three years ago and) prior to going with Klamath Bnslrt Co-Op six months ago. Mr, WU- cox was with Pacific Cooperative Supply. The family formerly re-i sided In Salem where Mr, Wilcox was In business for himself. Mrs.' Wilcox survives her husband. Pinal! rites will be announced by th Earl Whltlock funeral home. If you don't need It sell Itl Ad vertlse It In the Classified Ads. Turn those no-longer-used ar ticles lmo cash nowl Herald and News Want Ads are inexpensive and bring quick results. SPRING SLACKS Fine all wool $12.95 to $19.95 DON'S Wlnema Hotel Bldg. 1125 Main Ph. 8520 Klamath-Lake Road Meet Set Klamath and Lake counties will get together on a plan of future road needs they will put before an Interim committee of the state leg islature during a highway hearing In Klamath Falls April 12. Members of the local county court and Engineer Wally Hector yesterday met with Lake county court members and other interest- i ed persons, and Hector is advising Lake county on drawing up its plan of road needs. Attending yesterday's meeting In ROOMS for RENT DAILY OR WEEKLY RATES Close In Clean, Comfortable COLONIAL INN 121 North 11th Phone 908S Every Dance Will Be Ladies' Choice As Well As Men's Choice At The Gals! LEAP YEAR MERRILL Saturday, Feb. 28 Baldy's Band "Just Good Dance Moste" Dancing 10 till X 11.00 Per Penes. Saw Filing Overhauling Small Engines MALL CHAIN SAWS BILL'S SAW SHOP 600 Tory Near Pelican School EE KLAMATH FALLS AERIE FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES MILLION DOLLAR SATURDAY FEB. 28 NIGHT SUNDAY FEB. 29 GAMES OF CHANCE DANCE - BUFFET FEED PRIZES-Guns, Radios. Hams, Bacons and What Mot's EVERYBODY A MILLIONAIRE Make a Date.' Be There! Added Attraction GAY 90's REVUE GOOSE LAKE'S OWN SHOW COLOSSAL GIGANTIC STUPENDOUS w. INITIATION 2:00 P. M. SUNDAY BRING YOUR CANDIDATE is v C S , v1 NO WRECK TOO BAD! BEFORE IT e, , , ,. 8 if V yi J s X St "vS'A'' Ai- i" AND AFTER! WL m ,S ian Vi dudkJ This 1911 DodKe Luxury Liner Town Sedan looked like the top picture before we got It. The bottom view shows the same ear after It had been rebuilt In onr body and fender shop under the supervision of Fay Montgomery. It looks like a new car." We're proud of our body and fender department and yon'n be proud of the job when we finish! NO JOB TOO BIG OR TOO SMALL ... NO WRECK TOO BAD! EXPERT BODY AND FENDER WORK AUTO GLASS INSTALLED DOOR LOCKS, WINDOW LIFTS, TRIM INSTALLED GENERAL REPAIRING MOTOR TUNE-UP ESTIMATES? GLADLY! For a Complete Job and a Good Job, See buemss mim$ 316 So. 6th DE SOTO PLYMOUTH Phen S126 3E