Herald and news., March 23, 1948, Page 6, Image 6

PACE SIX
FUNNY BUSINESS
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HbKALD AND NEWS, KLAMAIH FALLS, ORECON
TUESDAY, MARCH 23, 1948
"For Hoottown turn right at the fifth toothpatte sign,
then left at the fourth tobacco ad!"
Klamath Aaency
Smnlcy Poch hns mxnlly lriilm-od
Albeit Poitni.i us olui-r clerk 111 thf
Klmiimh Ajiriu'jr odicr Pcvh. who
as chief clink at Clioiiiiittn, this
Um wk moved his family down
from Siilrm, ,
Another new office worker, a
clerk tor Uie Irrismum ifepaitmcnt.
Is Mrs. Vera Hcsj.c, sister of Deri
and Floyd LaPointe.
Lila Porter, who was home visit
ing with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Merlon Porter, last week-end re
turned to her art school In San
Francisco.
Attending the Klamath tribe's
general council meetniK this past
Thursday and Friday were many
out-of-town Indians. A bus came
down from the Beatty and lily dis
trict. Several carloads came tram
Klamath Fulls. Others front ' more
distant points were: Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Kerrigan of Ashland, who
were house guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Ponras; Mrs. Alice Wright
and Mrs. Crystal Brown of Areata.
Calif., who left on Saturday to re
( turn home; Mrs. Don Uaiitenbln of
Kuiicnc. a liuesl of Mi's. Charlotte
' Mayfield.
From Redding. Calif, came Mrs.
Tod McMahau. a houscitucsl of Mr.
and Mrs. Ivan Doak.
i Melton Porler Mllislttntml n elrt.
! truiim at the Friday council session,
. in place of Kvnns Nelson, who work
! ed on Thursday.
Rose Marie and mil Floyd of Ore
lion Collriic of Education at Mon
mouth are at the home of their
: parents. Mr. and Mi's. J. B. Floyd.
I durliiK spring vacation. Ted Floyd,
a sophomore at Oregon Slate col
lege at Corvallls, arrived last week
end also.
Mrs Ogden Brooks left last week
for Hoquiam. Wash., where her
mother was very HI.
; Glllts Hannigan. sou of Mrs. Og
den Brooks, placed first In the last
Tuesday night quia over KFJI be-
I ing conducted for seniors of the
basin area. Cltllts Is a senior at Chll-
.' oquill high school.
Mary and Bob Monks, college stu-
i dents at Marylhurst and the Unl
Camp 4 W
After a 10-day vacation work was
resumed at Camp 4 March 10.
Mr. and Mis. 11. M. Anile and
family IcU March 4 lor Missouri.
The Amies were eniei tamed by the
ramp and former residents a I a
farewell party and they were, pre
sented with sliver gills from Uie
community and the Pl.V
Mr. and Mis. Ted Luiul bought
the local store from the Antics.
The March meeting of the card
Club was held March 11 at Mis.
Cogswell's.
The next meeting of the Travel
ing Card club will Iw at. Mm. H
Keunry s on March 18.
Th PTA met March 5. The resig
nation of U. M. Anil n. ln-,-tiltiil
and Mrs. Antle as vice president, was
accepted. Anue was presented with
the past president s pin. The nomi
nation committee was named lb In
clude Karl Crulksliaiik, Oils Cogs
well and Mrs. It. Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Crulksliaiik hail
as their house guest over the vaca
tion, Mis. Klllc I'liluiicy from Tiuio,
Nova Scotia, Canada. She Is Ciuik
shank's aunt. The Ciiiikshauks and
llieir guests drove to Dulse to visit
(elallvea there. On rctui mug, Mrs.
Phluupy went on In Vancouver, II.
C. Oary Crulksliaiik returned witn
his folks f i om college lor a lew
days visit At home mid Willi friends
in Asliliind, Medlord and Klaiualh
Falls.
Friends hern were very sorry to
hear of the Illness of Mrs. Dale Me
l.aien and wish her a speedy return
to good hcullh.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thomas vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. Ocorgo llelkuap
at Vancouver. Wash,, over tha vara- ,
turn.
Among those going In the coast
were Mr. and Mrs. l.yle Stone and i
family, Kdille Smith and Ue Pies
cott and others.
The Klamath Union high school
couceil March II was aliriidrd by
Mr. and Mis. Oils Cogswell and Mrs.
Earl Crulksliaiik and Clary.
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SANTA MONICA. Calif.. March
S3 ol'i-Movie Actress Carole l.andls
has surd her fourth husband for
divorce.
She charged In her suit, filed yes
terday, that Theatrical Producer
Horace Siiimldlapp was guilty of
cxlrrnir iiienlnl cruelly,
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week. Then regular increases for eight years after you
got on the joh. You'd be given other training, too. ..to
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4. Telephone jobs must be good
jobs to attract the capable people
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The Golden Anniversary of Oldsmobile!
Olds Tower 7th and Klamath Phone 4103
1. Some of the busiest fellows in town. ..Pacific Tele
phone's installer-repairmen. For we'ro adding a lot of
new telephones every day in tho West It's steady work.
And tho pay? latest records bIkiw top rate men aver
age about $80 a week for 42 hours. Tho younger men
graduate up to the $80... according to experience.
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3. Fun like this is more fun when your job's secure.
And you can count on telephone work. There's a fine
benefit plan, too, paid for entirely by tho company. It
covers sickness, accidents and denth, and provide a
helpful pension. There's nothing liko tho pence of mind
a telephone job gives you. ..at work or at play.
The Pacific Telephone'
and Telegraph Company
Mors than 70,000 people worklnj together to
furnish ever-hotter telephone service to the West