WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1948
HFRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
SEC. II PACM
banquet Setting
Of Installation
Honored
ThuriHfny fvci.lntt. April 1. iiifinhriH of Vrlnriiiu or Fumyi)
Wai, uuxllliity mill their wIvth mid IniMmiulh, 'jr in nil. nttcndrd
banquet In llm KO hull nt (:;i().
Titbit wrrn dnunilcd In blur mid Hold, llKf colon, niicl tlm
mudlrH wrro nUo In Urn mitim coltun, ulillr liuffiHilU nuiird mil Hip
color ncliciiu'. I'tiUlilu llriny uim rhiiliiimii of llm ntiiiinlt tec for ur
riinufiupnu, Mho uhh iimIkUmI by - .1
Jriiiili) Arnold mid Muiy WrlU,
After (hn biinrjiirl, liiMiillnlloii nf
officer of both oiMmiliillonn wnn
held In llto liHlMerootn. II uu nt
lendrd by over 'J 00 inrnibn ft mid
guml.
Krtimdee I.iiMitiite wiih IiiMiiIIiiiu
of fit or, Kihel Ohhnrn liiMiilliuu con
dui'trrM, Vulrrln Wliiklrninii, iimIaI.
nut Initlulllnii rondiu tien. Kdit (.'r
tmhnu, InKiillliiH unietury, nud
llenlrlro Wllkefi, limtnlllntt nmM
oinn. Offtrrrn Innt ullrd writ I'ulilrln
Henry, uienldent; Jrniile Arnold,
rnlor vice preAldent; Thrirtiti Al
lr( ii, Junior vice prrnldrnl; Itliuu he
llrldrnlnr, conduct, rwi; A mm Mr
Ollvrtty, iiuurd; Duuny HntKM-k.
rhnplnlu: Ituby llU-kinun, trriinurrr;
Kintnn HnnciHk. necrrtnry; Kloinuc
Yciuiik. inuhlrlnn; pnl j tntlci Inntruo
lor, Mm llm TowitAeiid; banner
hemrer, Vnlnlu Wlnklrimtn: fluu
beiuer, Oliulyn (.'run; color bi-ttiem,
Kthel Clmney, Nuoiiil Hcrbruk. I'ut
llHUittln mid Clliidyn Ilrowii; trun
te, lllinu'he Kllume, Anim Mi
Ollvmy mid Char lot in Cm my.
After then wrre duty litAtiillrd,
patrlrlH Henry nrcMulr. n Kill to
AiniMtlrc ..nl.ni ttr, luMnllii.ti otfl
Arr, from the (kIkp In ttppmiitiion
of her work, mid lit It a Ui (he olhrr
InhlnllliiK olflcern from hrr prifiun
Rlly. Clmrlotie Canoy hh prrfvrnl
rd with a puAt prenidrnt'k pin. mid
Kloreiirtf Younu with n punt inuM
rlmi pin from tho liMlur, und the
iipw prenidrnt, PnirWIn Henry, tr
rrlvrd lfl from frlluw iiirinbrr
mid piMnul frlmdft.
I'ylhliin HiMcin met In Ihe IOOK
hull WrdnrMlny evenliiK, Mnr-h 31
at H o'clock for it fipeclul ineetlnu
honorliiK Wulnllllu l)e Hpitln, itrnud
chhf of Ihe uluie of OreKon. Kuril
Hunt tii, niiiM excellent chief, pre
aided, und there were nunilwr
of out-of-town KiientN, IncludliiK
Hurry llrymit, hi it rid outer it nurd
Kfittit Hi vit lit , punt chief, mid Kulh
Wiihlrn. mint chief, nil of Medford;
Irlln ('oilier of (liunti IMikn, und
DuInv Hityden of Oaklfind, Cnllf.
A bmuiuet whn nerved nt thf! Wl
nrmtt hotel at fl 30 precedlntr the
btixttiPKn meethiK. nnd In clmrwe of
rtrriiiiirrinrnth were floeun fuslll
mid I eula Dnllv HrfreithmentK were
nrrvrd nt the loop hull nfter the
mertuiK The cnmmltlrr In churn
wiin rninonurd nf Mn lira ret Hrown,
Dnitv Andi'rvin, Klowip Tromblee
mid Wnndu Kll'ott, 'Ilif next reu
lai meettiiK will be April 0.a
Contract
Musicale
The ii mum I K I tn t h KalU
WoniAll'i l.lbrnry rlub imikiculr will
be mi evpnl of Mondtty. April l'i.
Mm. ln J. .umwatt. muir rtutir
mmi. U nrrmiKinic the prfmtnm.
Kmtured will be Wnynn Hhrr
wimk, bnrllonr, of the Unlvrmlly of
Oregon; Jomine Twedt, ptunit. n
rnlor In plmio nt thr unlvrrnuy,
ml Mm. Iloberl HniilMn n Klam
nth KnlU, noprano.
t.lfa of nn nvemite nUplmio pro
prller U npproxlmalrly Ihkk) flyinu
linuri.
The ThurMlav Coiitrnrt club met
Mnreh X!l nt the home of Hetty
Krtsdever. Hulh Pulmer nnd Ornce
White were Kiirntn. Deniert win
nerved, mid lnttr nt contrnct, Ruth
I'nltner held hlh worr, Alice Law
rence nccimd. nnd I-orn Kvnnn re
crived the trnvellnd nwnrd. The
hoAtrM for the next mertlng, April
8, will Iw Pearl Yorkelnnd.
Pioneer Communitv
Mr nnd Mr William J Rnhrknf(
n( HIirrKlnn. ("nllf , have hern vtilt
Iiik thrlr iciiin nnd fmnlllrA hrrf
Mr unil Mm Mike Hnlunknrf and
Mr nni! Mm. Wnlirr Bohrnkoft. Al
tkt ihfir vultom nver EnMcr wrre
Mr. nnd Mm. Htrvr Popoff nnd nnn.
Hirv. All rruirnrrt nnutli Mnndny.
Mr. nnd Mm. R. F llurlbul hnd n
thrlr Rllrnt Innt wrrk. Mr. llllrlbtlt
nr., of Hiiminvillc CnlK. Whllf ho
vltltlntf hfrr, tllf fnmllv rntrr
Ulnrd at dlnnrr with Ihe following
KUrnta nltrnduiK: Mr. nnd Mra. !Inr-
vry llurlbul uf Klnmnlh Pnlla. Mr.
I nnd Mra. Klinrr llurlbut of Klnmnlh
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A GAY AFFAIR wos Carolyn Schocnberg's ninth birthdoy party. Held at the fomily home,
1615 Portland, the party was attended by a group of Carolyns young friends who enjoyed
games and refreshments. Carolyn is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schoenberg.
From left around the table are Evelyn Deets, Susan Porter, Judy Hodley, Nancy Drew,
Lucy Ann Spongier, Carolyn, Karen Kiger, Sharon Taylor, Fronces Cox, Sue Thompson
and Elizabeth Browning.
. Ouderlan.
Cooperation
Urged In
Travel Trade
PULLMAN, April 7 A'i A fed
eritl official today advlfted north
wrat atatra to cooperate with ex
Irtlnft travel agencies In promoting
fjiirlat trade.
Jurnca Boaacmeyer ol Washington,
D C, reprcaentlng the national
park aervlce travel division, aald
hla agency waa anxloua to cooper
ale with atates. He addrcaaed the
f I rut, annua) tourlat and reaort con
ference at Washington State col- 1
lege. Rtate offlclala and other dele- '
gniea from Washington, Oregon.
Idaho and Montana are attending.
Home officials In Washington.
Bossemryer aald, vant Americana
n travel abroad to aaalst the econ- i
omy of foreign nations. He aald he J
opposed this Idea on the grounds I
that the United Statea' own travel i
Industry should be protected. His
agency la trying to promote a fa- '
vnrable "balance of tourlat trade"
with other nations, he snld.
D. W. Clarke ol the Washington
state fish and game department
aald yeaterday the state does not
have enough big game to Justify
travel promoters In Inviting tour
ists to hunt in Washington. He said
the state has enough fish for both
residents and visitors.
The touracou, bird of the trop
ics, has feathers of metallic tints.
Borne of Ita feathers actunlly con
tain copper In their pigment.
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HEALTH.
Palls, Jutquln llurlbut of Aihland ! and family. Thry have a new son,
and Mr. and Mrs. Hubert linker, i their third, who has been named
Mr. and Mrs. Korrct Kverhurt j Milton HaHtck.
were t the W. I,, Fraln home Moil- I
day assisting Willi ranch work. I KNTKIKH
Clyde Uilrd of Fall Creek waa roMCHT OltOVE. April 7 UPt
here Thursdny. T. O. Clrmmens re- Pacific university said today that
turned to the Laird ranch recently
where he Is employed.
Mr. and Mm. Ben Kerns have re
turned to the community after
spending some time at llurnor where
they went for Kerns' health.
Mrs. Oeorge Dow and Mrs, Kinma
Dow hnve been visiting at Tuleluke
with Mr. and Mra. Howard Dow.
Vera Clrmmens returned Thurs
day from MrMlnnvllle where she
visited hrr sun, Halleek Dunelsou,
20 Oregon and Washington high
schools have entered the third an
nual Journalism contest to be spon-
Heartburn
RmM4 W t WWlH W sMlM rM) MMI j
WhrfiirBUimrn svrHI run sjnful mi !!' I. !
infl (mi bsu otsfiiix I. iA Irrtliirti lun uouaUIJ 1
(VHsmtw Uim (aitfaM-wtlttf rjknlW-ltf lu-n l4
mtUrfllU-rllff tual!'lfmlikrll,.larlti ll'll-
f tlilrta So lit t Iv- IW-Hr lrngm romfufl lila
Hflr a rrMraiottk wo i i'ut4 umw) twk 1 e
BELL-ANS for Acid Indigestion 25'
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE-
WitWo-l Okml -AW Y-'ll )mmf Omi
Mrabg Ruin' to G
Th Htsjt ahiuld pour out tbnut X pints of
till juir Int y or t 'm vrr If this
hti m t't fl'-winf frs. ynur land may not
ditmn. It my Juat aViy Lo th bnwU Tbrs
u bliMta up ynur itamirh. You ft eon
lJpid. Yuu fW tour, niak tud lh world
Joctlu punk.
It Ukm thorn mild, fntl CvUr1 Unit
l-ivsw lill to "t them pint ol fell flow
ing frwiy to mk you fri "up and up."
CM t parkuo Uxlay. Etttrtfr In mMnf
bll flow frJy. Aak (or CirUr'l UtU Lirr
111, Ht at any dnisior.
"Haven had an engine breakdown since
I started using RPM' back in 1940," says
contractor J.R. Armstrong of Oakland.
Performance like this is another reason
why Westerners prefer RPM Motor Oil
2 to 1 over any other single brand.
"RPM'l" contoindj stop rarhon and lacquer troiihlei
"RPM" clings to hot spots that most oils leave bar
"RPM" ends bearing corrosion and crunk-case foaming
'RPM" ij compounded to prevent internal engine rust
and rust is the cause of 80 of motor wear
according to independent survey
We'll take better care of your car
Slop st Inilr iwmlcnt Chevron Gsi Sutiom, of
Itsmlard Stations, Inc., (of Sisndstd of Cslifornis products
sored here Friday by the university.
At least 18 students are expected
to compete.
I pays to Use the Want-Ads!
BETTER
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Cptwlmgi: Mmdi, WtJmtuUf, hndy mmltt $
Dr. C. J. DEAN CLINIC
Pkytltlan and Iwrgaen
t. Comtr t. Bumaldo mi Grand Avonu
tlphor EAtl 3918. Poniand 14 Oroqoo
Announcing TULELAKE'S New
Fleming Flower Shop
Friday end Saturday, April 9 and 10, you ore cordially
invited to inspect our ihop and greenhouse at your
convenience. Invitation! have been mailed out ... If
you folks at Tulelaka, Merrill and Malin fail to fat
one . . . everyone is welcome! Gifts far the ladies.
POTTED PLANTS
CUT FLOWERS
CORSAGES
FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS
Max Fleming, Owner
Tulelake, Calif. Phone 2107
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