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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 2, 1948)
' TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE FIVE WEATHER KLAMATH FALL AMI VltTNITYl rtr lonlglil ami Wailiiaariay High luiliy hunt 4a. lAtw tmiltil In. Illgli Wailna.. ll.V 411 niiii i'liriiN I'Al.iroiiNlA: Paiiir rlnmly today Willi law aratlaiail light hower. aluiig iimlhaiii I'uaat and law iiuw flimlaa In Itiiitlntalna tif hurlh. gttially clfal ("Might anil Wailliaailar, CiHilal III IHillll WfMlnaeilay. Kiaali uul III' Maalaily wlliila I'll t'oaal tmlay. WrKlr.llN (llir.liON. I'ailly I'luuily to riay Willi ai-alleidl alluw.l. III vallayg ml bimiw III iitmitttaliia. t.'laailng rmi illlliiiia liMilght Willi lialrhaa ill vallay log WailMaailar ItiiinilHg. t'.Milar tonight with lima ul ill h Jil III valleya anil 114 III .111 tin i'..ual. Illgha 4:1 tn 411 thla altar uimn anil an In Ml Watlnaatlay. Mi'ilarala Itur litwralai ly whnla hll I'tiaat. KAHIKMN OllfcUIIN; I'artly rli.uily tmlay, Untight anil Thurailay. Ni-allalafl altuwala hr allow thlrllaa III mi'Unlalltg lotlas. C'lHilat liihlghl Willi luwa uf at) tn :wi III imrlh ami ID In US III oillh. Allarnnntl hlaha .10 tu 4S today gild 40 III AO W.llhaailay. Missionary Meeting -Tin general meeting ul Din Woiiinii's Missionary society ul IIicj flint llnpllnt cliurdi will bo held III Uie iliiirtli parlor TliuiMluy nt 3 ). m. Willi Mrg. Frank Ward, president. Ill illume. At 10 a. m. Iliut iliiy nil whu cun ma suiked Ui (.uiiin mill help III sewing lor Die benefit ul Miinn III UlU cuininiiiilly. Tliey glKiulil brlim u sink lunch, mid collec will bi provided. Member in urged In attend line or bolli of these llli-rllllli. Krlurii Mr. mid Mrg. Melvln Kiibluson ( llil clly returned last work-mil from a tup lo Houtheni ( i I . I in ti In . The twn w orn murrled In Hriiii Krbriniry 31. Mra. Kuuliison It the former Jrun Vmi llooser. Itobln gnn I the mm nf Mr. anil Mrg. C. E. Koblnwm of 1433 Derby. In Iteno, they were met by Robinson's brother. Jm k. gluilriil at Htmiford unlver ll y. who was best mull al III' wed dlim. Mm. t'unirtl lliilnr Ml g. Mur glial! Cornell hit lelurtird lo her home hi' re after a visit with rela tor In HouUiern Cnllfornla. Mrg. Cornell contracted a bad cold In (In aoiilh, proliiniilnii her stay there. Hlit hng completed hrr filing for ri piibllt-nn nittloiml coimnittrrwom an fur Oirmui, and la now making rampalgn plain. Rummage Nale A rummage gale l lo be held by the Degree uf Honor In Uie llitlsutrr showroom on Fri day and until noon on Saturday. Anyone wishing rummage collected ahould rail Kmc He Hmllh, 00BA or Grace Hock. 834". flrele Meeting The l.ydia Circle nf the Seventh Uuy Advenilsl church will meet al 7:30 Tluirulay al the home of Mri. Harold Hannon, 3024 Reclamation. rinnrlile Club Ye Olde Pinochle eltih will meet Thurgtlay at the home of Dane Hoover on Bhata way for luncheon el 13 30 p. m. followed by evde. Orange B ration The H g n 1 y (range will hold a regular meeting t a p. m.. Wednesday. Dr. F. Cecil Adame will be the aprclal gpeaker. Week.F.nrl Ou eat Vernon Kerr f Eugene gprnt the week-end with Mr. and Mra. Cliff Ongman of thie elty. Thich I morr Important in produciag tint wint rpca or skill? No question but what grgpes are Im- fmriant , . . and thai why the Petri mily selects only the finest. Hut even the most superb grgpes could ant be turned into superior wine with out the greatest of skill. The Petri family have been adding to their skill lor three generations. ou'll find this Mkill expressed to the fullest in every bottle of Petri Wine! TV Petri Wins Cs Son Frmclsc, Calif. """" CIISISI. IWl Sherry Petri Vlalllng Mra. IJ K. Muiurt of Ilurbor haa been Uniting Iter iuiii-In-liiw and daughter, Mr, mid Mra. Jnliii Twin nk and young griiiiclnoii. Hi liny, tlila pual week. Tim Twuri'ka have recently bought a home at 4114(1 Denver. Wednesday Club The Weclnea day club will meet at 8 p. m. Wed negilay In the purlah hall of HI. Prill I g Kplncopul churili. Mrg. P. O. Wlfuieuhacli will prenent a bmik re view. All inenilierH and frlendg are wtlcome to attend. Auiltlary To Meet (.'itwude Wonderland dlvlalun 208. auxllliiry lo the Order of liutlway CondncUirg, will hold regular meeting In the KO hall Wedneaday, March 3 al 7:30 p. m. Week-end (iueele Mr. and Mra. M. R. Meager of MIS Miller had an gtiegla for Uie week-end her brother and alnter-ln-law, Mr. and Mra. Kurl O. Parmelee of Fresno. Jolly Nelghbora-WIU meet Wed nesday at 1:30 at the home of Ruth Runnel), 2331 Wanlland. VLiltora wel come. KANKII The Klamath Air Hranh and Ilcncue Unit will hold lu reg ular meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. at the airport restaurant. All mem ber are urged lo turn out for thit meeting. Mfe I ndrrwrllera There will be a regular meeting of the Life Un derwriter aagoclatlon of the Klam ath bailn at 13 noon Wednrtday at the Willard hotel. Out of Town Mr. and Mrg. Bub Joneg of IM' Dlvlglon are spending a few daya this week In Dun Kruu cluco. They left by car Halurday and plan lo return Thursday. Kebrkeh I.orfge Prosirlty Re bekgh lodge wil meet In the IOOK hall Thursday al I p. m. for a reg ular busineeg meeting and enter tainment. Hurgery Inland Sncad of route 1 bog I log la recovering from sur gery at Hillside hospital. He I able to receive visitors. Bnead Is an em ploye of Seara, Roebuck. Prtienra Thoie Valuable Paper! and Document! Let U Copy Them t i l', "ill" 60e Underwood' Camera Shop 717 Main Phone 70S IT'S YOUR RED CROSS... KEEP IT GOING Queition Are ell Red Croit worken paid workers? Aniwer No. Only 9,500 workers os of June 30, 1947, were on the Americon Notional Red Cross pay roll. In nearly one-third of all Red Cross chapters oil activities are conducted by volunteers. Furthermore, in 71 percent of all chapters, the Home Service programs are carried on entirely by volunteers. 'a-jeoagarajiwis International W Models pay out in a dozen way. These giant "Westerns" are built at International's Emeryville, Calif, Works to rugged specifications that make them masters of any job. And earh is JwiWiW with sll the skill, experience and resources of the great International Truck organiiation. The four od'highway W Models have G. V. Vs. of 40.000, 15,000, 65,000 snd 90,000 pounds. Two highway models have G.'V. Ws. of 30,000 and 40,000 pounds. Options include choice of five engines, gasoline, diesel or butane fuel; six transmissions; and eight auxiliaries. Cabs have room for three men; ventilation that approxi mates air conditioning; stabilized mounting for easy riding; full, clear vision; and alt controls and instruments scientifi cally placed for quick, accurate use. And service and parts are quickly available everywhere from International Dealers and Branches. Yes, International W Models have the stamina that earns profits. For complete specifications for your jnhs-ofl-highway or highway-see us promptly. JUCKELAND TRUCK SALES & SERVICE, ma INC. , Kiillat Wlllliini JiiHMr Custer, will of Miibel Davison of llonanxa; O. II. I'arka, gun of Alfred U. Parka, of Tulrliike, ..nil dim Irs Curtl Har ney, gull uf Mrs. Laura. Harney of Hpritgue lllver, have enllsinl in the United Htuleg navy for a three-year cruise. All three men enlisted at the 1'M'iil nuvy rei'itiltlng ufflie and were swum III at I'urtliind. On enlistment they departed fur the training cen ter In Hun Dlrgo, where they will complete W weeks nf basin triilnlng before being nsslgned to their regu lar liiivul dtllles, ,lee Club rrurllt e -The glee club nf the lJcgree of Hunnr will meet at the home uf Ituby Hell, 01) Pine, Wednesday at 2 p. m. fur practice. Hon Horn A buy, their third st i, was burn tiuudiiy morning. Jiintiury 20, al Emunuel lunpltul 111 Portland to Mr. mid Mrs. Peter CitrtwrlKlil (llctly Cruwfordi. The young mull hits been named Olbbnna and Is the gruudsoii of A. L. Craw furd of Lnkeshore drive. Teen-Age MeetThere will be a meeting of the adult council of the Teen-age club at 7:30 p. ni Wednes day In room 210, Klumutll Union high school. Anyone Interested Is Invited. 'lslllng Mitrjurle Ongman of Portland aprnl last week visiting her pitrcnlh, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Ongiiiiii, of 224 Ritdcllffe. 8he re turned rarly this week. rfhaU IT A Mttidy club will meel at the school Wednesday at 1:30 p. in. ToHiisend Auxiliary will meel Wednrsduy at 1 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Hetty Allen, 6A03 Harlan drive, for a pot I ink luncheon. SNOW NKW YORK. Murch 2 tA't Snow covered the New York Clly area to ilgj, bringing the city the second highest winter'! total on record MA. Uul Uie Inch and a hull that fell begun melting as the snow turned lo rain. CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend our sincere ap preciation to our friends and also the IOOK and Rebeknh lodges for the many kindnesses they have hown during the log of our loved one. Mob M. Kennedy Mrg. E. O. Kern Mrs. H. T. Amoureux M Bgl. C. F. Hunt Delia Bchrolder. F.W.BERTRAM JKYVKI.KR Watch Repairing : MAIN W . . JC's Honor Bosses Vi Party Here The Klumutll Pulls Juycecg enter ti ' ed their employers last night at the annuitl Houses Night banquet In the Wlnrma hotel. Ixiflon 'latum, Portland lawyer and treasurer of the International Junior chamber of cummerce, was the prliiclpu! siieuker uf the eve ning. He said the yuung men work lug on II lo Jiiycee prolecls uf civic Improvement are gelling ns fine a business triilnlng as could be ub liilned IhrnuKh many months of for mal training. Tatum pointed out t.lul through the huudllng of a civic progrnm, orguulitlun, selecllun of liersnnnel, gelling of the Idea, han dling the actual progrnm and filing a report at the end of the project, Jaycees are realizing actual business experience and learning to be the community leaders that their basses are at the present time. As a result, the employer, the community, and the young mun Brc all benefited. According to Taturn. : countries are now represented In the Inter national Junior chamber or com merce and the nunc Idenls nf civic and world betterment are carried through at this International con gress. The Ihlrd nnnunl congress will be held In Rio de Janeiro this year. John Bundmeyer of the local organization and National Juycee director, gave a short tnlk on the beginning of Junior chamber work which started In St. Louis, Mo. In IP" and how It has developed to 1SO0 organizations with over 145,000 members In the United States. Three very fine musical selections were presented by baritone John Crosby accompanied by Mrs. George Mcliityre. Fred Ehlers wa chairman of the SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING giptrl ngaranlrrg Hark f All Hakaal R'gaanabla frleaa Frta gstliaalaa Sewing Machine Scnrica Vowr tnaapanatnl n-altr rkana am sua shatla Way Faihion Pork mmm FINAL CLEARANCE! TOPCOATS Dotem of coati dramatically re durtd to elrar! Coverts, herring bones and fleeces. Values to MS Now 22.50 MANSTORI- Ttl Mats .Nunn-Buih Shoes. 0 Since lfll w This tone means the equipment handle There's a "go" signal on your telephone, too. It's the steady "hum-m-m" of the dial tone. Since telephone traffic is at record high these days, you may sometimes have to wait a few momenta before you hear it. But please wait for the lone then dial. For. that's the only way the intricate equipment can do its work properly for you. Thank you. The PdCifiC Telephone () md Telegraph. Company l:0 Nurlli tit lull HU Telephone Klamath Falls 3101 Snow Paralyzes Nebraska Towns OMAHA, March 2 Wt Eastern Nebraska was III a alitte of partial paralysis today as the result of a heavy snowstorm which was con tinuing unabated at mld-mornlng. The storm started yesterday. The weather bureau reported 12 Inches on the ground In Omaha, hardest hit spot In the stale. Htrong wind piled the snow Into drift and school closed (or the day. Addition May Buy Engine A plail to buy a fire truck and other flre-flghtlng equipment for populous Btewart-Lenox addition southwest of town Is now being talked and a community meeting to discuss financing the plan I called for 7:30 Friday night at the Btew-art-Lenox church. Part of a lot on the highway may be donated for location of a fire station. At present the addition ha no local flre-flghtlng equipment at all other than use of the county equip ment. Recently the southeast sub urban district formed a fire dis trict and la buying flre-flghtlng eoulpment. program and Introduced the speak er. glamorize your hair with cream shampoo from ON SALE Vi Price New! A eream shampoo. Atrial ingly effectire for winning lustrous sheen, radiant highlights. LeaTes hair so manageable for gorgeous hair-do's. Hi-Sbeen is the formula of Primrose House Salon, Park Arenue, New York, where beauty methods are discoTered for some of the loveliest women in the world. 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It was reported by the tanker Bcoflrld Bunday. It Pays to Use tha Wunt-Adl ( J 1 5 n 1 1 StWUVtrf' W'jr ! i ' i -I i 1 ' it
