Herald and news., March 12, 1948, Page 5, Image 5

PKIDAY, MARCH 12, 1948
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACI FIVI
WEATHER
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li.ml (llvlnliill. niixlllury Ui Hip OnlPr
if itmlu iiv Cniicliirliira. I he chair
man uf pulillrliy ulimilil hnvp Ihtii
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niliipp, mill Mil. llrlt(K will awlnl
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upcrrtnrv. him rrturnrcl trnin a tlirrc
rlny n-Klonal ronterPlli-P of Hip Nb
lluiml Anaix-lntlo'i for Hip Aclvaiu-e-nirnt
of Colored IVoplp. I" An"
iipIph Mnriii 6. mid 1. The mppiluK
iu mmt lulrrraliiiii mid vpry rn
IiiiIHpiiIiik U Hip iirriwnl advaiuc
nient of minority racra.
C.lrl Hrout Program Olrt Siouta
inl oHipih lntprpted In wonting
a e InvltPd to the pnwrmn held in
honor of the CHrl Broiil 301 h birth
dav UiU evpnlnii t 1:30 at Krpimmt
chool. International friendship
will ba featured In the aklln. niiii
and daneaa from other counuiea.
Anilllary Ciroun The llariiliu
elub of Hie Eimlra auilllary will
meet at 1 in p. m. Wednesday.
Marrll 17. with Mm. Malldle I.ar-
aon. 3041 Mark. TIiomi unnble to
altand art aaked to rail Mm. I ar
nn. nemorrallo Club Theie will be
a luncheon mprtini of Oie Demo-
praUr Wnmenii oniahloitlon at 13
noon at the rrllean rafe. Monday.
Marrh 15. for rmervallonii pall Mm.
R. A. J-al-nndP. 4440. or Mm M. T.
Ionard, M4R.
Serrlrea Camp Kire Olrla and
nine nirilit will attend Sunriiiy
morning aervlrea at the Klrnt
Chrlntian and Catholic cluin-hex, all
lu uniform. Hunday la the ftmt day
of Camp Fire Cilrln National Mirth
day Week.
Alli'llll Ultra Olll-lil-luwil 'lit -UU'n
wlm it 1 1 el it I ill the tiiiii'iiil of
Mm. Iluby Condipy lual Weill iiwliiy
iillniiiiiin were. Mr. mill Mm. Hiiiu
Hull mid huh of (Ii-iiiiU I'iihn, Mr.
mid Mm. Kiiilnry Kiii.tlimii of Hill,
('nil! , I'loyd Ciintlipy mid mhi Jihi
of Kuv.riii', Mr. mid Mm. Wayne
Krrrtrp iind Mm. C ('. HoiiIIipiIiiikI
of Ml'llfolll.
Ill'tV III lliie Hille-'Mie llll'.l-
lll'fill mid I'lofrnnliiiuil Wolllcn'H
club will npiiiihor a riiiiiiiniKP mile
r'lliluy mid Hiiliiiiluy or iiPKt wppk.
Miin-h IU and I'D. in the apiicp in
the mir of Klrnl Ki'dcnil Huviiikn
and I.OIUI nni4M-liitliiii on H. (Ilh.
Tralllr Talk W C, Olc. Inilllc
ii.iiMillmit, will bp In Kliiiniith l-'ulln
Mnriii 17 mid IH. A iiippIIiik of
iiiciiiIhtn of flip Mldlund Kinplrp
Truffle niiMM'liitlon hun been ciillrd
for Mmi'li 'M, I :ill p. in, at Hip
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tin Carrier - I'ldwuid U'Hoy Hiii
H'tl. UHN. noil ol Mr. mid Mm. Al-
Ijl'll Illiri'I'lt Of WfM-llft. Iiiik Clllll-
pli-irtl hii V2 wi'i-kit of bahlc triilntiik'
h Hun I)Ipi-:ii mid In now mtviiiii
iiIhiiiiiI Hip ullci'ult currier Iti'ii
ilnva In I'licilit- wiiiem
ImiirovliiK -. Kvrrctl Vmitli'i pmil
of Hip KUIIH fiictllty In Improved
followink hln recpnt uccldput on Hie
(Irppimpi limn hlKhwiiy and will rp
turn to hln plana work npt Monduy
miiriuiiir.
Cluaa CHltrrllrd Thp hwllllinlnK
clan ciindiictPil for Girl Hcouta and
(.'anii Kite Mirln at the hlKli achool
IhmiI will mil bp lipid Friday. March
1'J The next rlaaa l ai lipdulrd for
WpdniMliiy, Miirch 24.
Ilrlll rraptlr Mi-mbpia nf the
Kuulen niixlllury drill tpnni mid of-fu-prn
will practice tonlitht, Friday,
in Hip upppr FOK hall. All arp
uiKi-il to attend.
Wiard Swimming Pool Excavated
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l.fiitla llrndrlrkiMin'a drpdsinc equipment la abown In the above pipture eomplptlrf the excavating on
tbp Wiard Mrmorlal park awlmmliiK pool. The pool Hill be 45 by 105 feet with a depth varying from three
to nine feet, and will be the fimt recreational facility for the aouth auhurban district. The park It being
made pnuilile by funda. labor and material donated by Klamath people.
Klamathites Jam Audience
For Second Musical Concert
I'linlo Kipilpmrnl-Jink Thom
non of Hull ljike City la In Klam
all. Fall iiuitlnx In a photographic
i.pply dppnrtmrnt In Iho Htandurd
0itlcul company ahop.
Food Kale-Ilcui Blcnm lhl will
hold a homemade uuked fnoda wilp
al the Pine Htrert markpl, bciiln
nlng al 10 a. m , Saturday.
Ity .MAItV Mill CASK
llcforp a rfnHinlve audience of
ovpr HIKI. the Kliimutli Union IiIkIi
M-hool mu.slc department pre.wiiU'd
the apcond half of Hip aprlUK con
cert. ThtirMlny night In the KU
auditorium.
The orchpfttro. a cupiiplla choir
and piiKcmblpii combined to make an
pvpiiIhk of fine mimical entertain
ment fur one and all. Dominating
the program Uie vinllnn and hnnuj
of the orchenlrn blended for both
the opening and closing numbera of
the concert, and hIao for an Insert
before Inlermlnaton.
Friedman's "Slavonic Rhapsody,
No. 2" highlighted and concluded
the formally - dreased orchentra'n
selectloiui. A modern, "Promenade"
by Andrraon, waa a ahort snappy
number, and gave evidence of Iho
practice and training of the group.
Welcomed as nlways to the stAgc
with loud applauae was the a cap
pella choir, drcaaed In their maroon
and white robes. The group sang
four songs, following which the ap
plause begged first one encore, "Dry
Bones," arranged by Scott, and then
another, "Sing Me a Bong" by Nobel
Game.
Catherine Blanas, IS - year - old
soprano, presented two songs, ac
companied by Mrs. Patricia Hunt.
Catherine and Mrs. Hunt also took
part In a last-minute substitution.
Because of Illness In the string
Payrolls In State
Show Good Gains
8ALEM, March 13 MV-Payrolls
of firms covered by the state In
dustrial accident commission have
Increased IS per cent In the past
year, the commission said today,
February payrolls totaled $45,100,
000, a loss of $3,200,000 from Janu
ary, but a gain of $6,400,000 over
February, 1947.
For firms in Multnomah county,
the combined payrolls In February
was $1(000.000, a loss of $1,700,000
from January, but a $900,000 gain
oer February, 11(47.
homes found
SANTIAGO, Chile, March 12 OP)
Fifty-one bodies have been recov
ered from the excursion steamer
Helvetia, which sank yesterday In
the Imperial river. Two bodies still
are missing.
For Rani
TRUCKS PICKUPS CARS
U-Driv - Mov Yoursdt
Local or Long DlsUnoe, Bar H
STILES' BEACON SERVICE
Phont 8304 UOt Ea.1 Mala
quintet, the mixed quartet supplied
two very satisfactory songs, "April
Is in My Mistress's Face" by
Moiley and "Hills of Oruzla" by
Mednckoff. Also handing in com
mendable performances were the
French horn quartet, the tympanl
and brass ensemble, the boys' octet
and the brass sextet.
Coming as an unusual surprise ,
was a arum ensemble, clad In the
bright maroon and gold uniforms
of the concert band. With fast
moving sticks, the five boys tapped
out a catchy "Colonel Irons" by
Harr. Coached by Freeman Yount
and Carl Smykll, this ensemble
gave It Initial performance last
night.
Directors of the evening's pro- i
cram lnnl.,.laJ , .1
uikiuum nnuicw i-oney,
John O'Conner. Mrs. Patricia Hunt
and Freeman Yount. Accompanist
were Catherine Blanas and Joanne
Roblnctte.
McAtee Clinic
2903 South 6th
Dr. Wayna McAlec,
0Uopalblo Fort. j KDrrean
! iih ra. 1111
Former Klamath
Man Passes
Hervlces fur Frank W. Friime
were held at Uie IOOF cemetery In
Medfnrd Thursday.
Mr. Frame died Tuesday al a
hospital In Mrdford at the aite nl
03. Hn was born In Hocus d.lif
on May 2, lf4 and was a resident
of Prospect 12 years and a formpr
resident of Klamath Falls.
He la survived by a sister, Mrs
Chris White, Yreka, Calif.
CAItll OF THANKS
Wo wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks and appreciation for the arts
of knidiipss. mpssagps of sympathy,
anil beautiful floral offprlmts for
our brlovpd wife and niothrr, Helena
llukv
W. R. HICKS AND FAMILY.
Visitors- Huprrlnlrndrnl K P.
Iavitt and wife of Crater ljike na
tional park, with Dr. ClPorge RiiIiIp.
park naturalist, acre visitors In the
city this week.
(hopping Mrs. Kenneth Roberta
of Chlloquln was a Friday shopper
In Klamath Falls.
Juvenilea Juveniles of Neluhbnrs
of Woodcraft will meet In the KC 1
hall, Monday. March IS at i p. m.
Plume Monlque lleautr Khop,
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