FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1948
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Extension
Unit News
HluiHla-limiii'dulc extension unit
held mi it II - 1 ii y miuiMim at the home
ir Mm. K. E. lijnrkluiid, 4IH0 Hhiisla
wuy, February 27. Hubject wn
"Fiiri'lmi Cookery"
I'rojca I-endrrs Mrs. O, WllllnniH.
Mm. ,K. K. Iljorkluud mid Mm.
Marvin Hlicll prepared and served
n ('liliii'M.1 Moon l.udy menu Hiid
Mm. C. Williams diMiiomlriili-d the
prrmrl:iK uf Italian ravioli. Chinese
Invitations, room iihd table docora
tloim, Kiuiies, etc. were discussed. A
Jiidi-colorcd cover win lined on the
luiirlieon Utile with center ar
riuiuemi'iit of Olilncso figurines on
mirror, lomied by Mm. A. O. Bur
nett. The afternoon was devoted to
biislnrHs. Mm. Clurk Kendull end
Mm. F. U. Wolfrum were appointed
as rudlo sneakers for Marrh; the
year hook was discussed und after
the last nf the measuring games for
Azalla house tho enterUilnnienl for
next mcclhiif was returned to
fteeroHtlon Chiilrimiii Mm. C. Ken
dull. Those attnndlnii were Mm. W. M.
Clark, Mm. P. K. Wilis, Mm. It. h.
Hull, Mm. A. U. IlurncU, Mm. K. F.
Jones, Mm. V, Kendull, Mm. A. I',
llrown, Mm. Bhi ll, Mm. II. U. Wood,
iird, Mm. C. Williams. Mm. O. C.
Ferrell, Mm. F H. Wolfrum and
Hon, Mm, Nell Mnyfleld und son.
Mm. E. L. Harneii, Mrs. J. I'. KukIII,
Mm. P. A. Nelson, Mm. Marvin Hlicll,
Mm. K. K. Iljorklund mid lii-niltc
Hihonier,
The next meetliiK will Iw held at
the home of Mm. W. M. Clark, 2:15:1
I vine, March IB at 10:30 a. in. when
rarenl-AUoiesceni iteiituoii'-niii win
be under the leadership ol Helen
Mine, home demonstration agent.
Midland
At the hint meetliiK of Midland
home extension unit February 24,
Mm. A. II. Patterson, Mrs. Olive
Mci'hcmon and Mm. II. MIIIIkihi
were hostesses at the home of Mrs.
C. W. Putlemon In Tuleluke.
Mm. Patterson showed the wom
en her collections of China. glass
and silver and the Kroup spent the
flay worklnii on hobbles. Home
finished objects were displayed by
Mrs. John Mistier, Mrs. Fred Mllanl
and Mrs. Leon Andrleu.
After luncheon which was served
at noon Mrs, Albert 8chineck con-
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SAVE ON YOUR CLOTHING BILL
BOYS' DENIM JEANS
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SANFORIZED
SIZES 1 TO 5
Boyi nood thots sturdy 8-oz. donim joom for the rough and tumble ipring
icaion Sanforliod shrunk, reinforced at points of strain, metal rivets
long wearing "toughios."
DOWNSTAIRS
ducted the ouslnesn meetliiK and
exhibits for ihe May Day Hoine
nakers festival were discussed. He
ports from the committee chairmen
wero heard and desirable projects
foi the com 1 1 ik year were talked
oer.
Two new members were added
tc the roll, Mrs. Ed Poppe and Mrs.
Dclores lleman. The next meeting
will be held March 16. 10:30 a. m.
a the home of Mrs. Fred Mllanl,
2733 Crest, when forelxn cookery
will be the project and Mrs. Mllanl,
Mrs. Joe Mlltinl and Mn. Jannsen
vi II bo leaders.
Hager
Mr. and Mrs. B. If. Anderson en-tr-talncd
several friends from Mer
rllt Saturday evening for dinner
and a pinochle party at their home
here.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Hendrlckson and
f.imlly entertained several friends
and relatives at their home here
Ijunduy.
Mr. Oowen of Bonanza Is back on
his ranch after substituting for Mr.
Mallory In the meat department
here.
Dick Benson, delivery man for
Mallory's Y Market, la leaving the
market and going on another Job.
Mr. and Mm. Robert Mozlngo are
a', home to their friends here.
Dr. Ilundrant la still a patient at
the Hillside hospital but la getting
better at the last report.
Delbert Arant was an all night
guest of Martin Bnyder Friday eve
ning. Art DeCew and Mickey Rezona
of Klamath Falls visited at the An
derson home Saturday.
Several young men were getting
their skis ready Saturday for the
Sunday skiing.
Larry Snyder spent the week-end
in Klamath Falls.
Postal Receipts
Show Drop Here
Postal receipts for February 1848
totaled 119.030 84, a drop of 1895 39
below January receipts this year
which amounted to S18.12S.4S.
February's r 0 1 1 p t s howavar
showed a gain ot 11434 01 over Fb
ruary 1947.
A blown tire at high speed can k
tunic! He eareful , , , let Kane
Norland lve vail the beat Insurance,
13 N. 6th 8U
POOLE'S
for
Outboards
222 8o. 7th
Sea Food
Dinners
French Fried Prawns
KLramrd Little Neck Clams
Planked Kalmon Kteak
Har-B-Q Crab
Cracked Crab
Sunday, 4 p. m.
Weekdays 6 p. it
KES'O HIGHWAY
Telephone 7980
BICYCLES
Featuring-
HEAVY DUTY
Columbia
Extra Heavy Spokes Chroma Light
Genuine Leather Seat Heavy-duty Front Hub
Extra Wide Fenders
all for $55.95
$10 Down 5 Months to Pay!
ALSO
SCHWINN BICYCLES
NOW IN STOCK!
DrtfM CC Bicyc,ejAnd
tNLE ? Sporting Goods
222 So. 7th
MM
WITH THE
965th FIELD ARTILLERY BATTALION
OF THE
National Guard
SATURDAY NIGHT
AT THE
KLAMATH FALLS ARMORY
MUSIC BY KARL SMYKIL
DANCE SPONSORED BY THE JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Admission $1.00 per person (tax inc.) Dancing 9:00 'til 1:00
MEMBERS OF THE 965th F. A. BN. AND RECRUITS ADMITTED FREE
ON DISPLAY
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105 M. M. HOWITZER
This 103 M M. Ilowllier was Just received this
week. It will be used for training purposes by
the local 963th F. A. Bn. of the National Guard.
See this piece of modern equipment, on display
at the dance.
Many other items of training equipment hare
been received, such aa rifles, mess gear, wira
reels, field telephones and switchboards.
FEATURES
All new members of the 963th Field Artillery
Battalion win be officially sworn in at the
dance. Approximately 40 men will take the
oath and become members of the local unit.
Karl Smykil and his orchestra will furnish
music and entertainment for the dance.
This dance is being sponsored by the Klamath
Falls Junior Chamber of Commerce, In order
to promote the National Defense program.
THE NATIONAL GUARD
HELPS GUARD THE
PEACE
THIS ADVERTISEMENT COMPLIMENTS OF FOLLOWING BUSINESS CONCERNS
BIG BASIN LUMBER COMPANY SWAN LAKE MOULDING CO.
Main and Spring 3226 South 6th
DRAKE LUMBER COMPANY BLACK & WHITE Super Service
910 Spring Main and Spring
J. W. COPELAND YARDS SUPERIOR TROY LAUNDRY
66 Main 700 South 6th
HOME LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. MEN'S HAND LAUNDRY
2324 South 6th 847 Klamath