Herald and news., April 29, 1948, Page 13, Image 13

'THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1948
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
PACE THIRTEEN
Paint Clinic Established
By Union To Aid Public
During Clean Up Week
The pnllitlim Industry of Klninnth
Piiild has been rriiirate(l by the
atllllcnl "Knap Klllllinlll Klren"
onnunltlce to help their cause.
Krapolise (( the pullllera local Villi,
the Mnnlrr I'ntiitri of America,
Klninnlll chapter, mil Ilia Asso
ciated I'alnl Ui-alcia lina Ircl to ml
establishment of pulnl rllnlo
which will be lirld it Hit. linlMurr
Motor cnmpnny. Hulorday, Muy 1,
Palnlera of Iih-iiI Villi rre workinit
rvenluua to prepare smplea, refln
lah varlnua Wi-mU unit ahow the
public what pnlnt can accomplish
on old surfarra.
Members of the paint ronlraciora
mid dealrra associations will bp on
hand to answer rpiratlona, explain
pulnlhitf procedure, lay out color
schemes, In short, extend a ursturo
of good ncluhborahlp to tlio public
Homemakers
Festival Set
1 For Friday
' A The big day fo
'at haiid-wilh r
for homrmakrre la
rrictsiratton com
mencing at 10 a. m. Friday for the
llnmrinakere' rratlval at tin firm
Mrthodlsl church.
Work of Klamath county home
extension unit will be on display
throuitliout thr ilny In the church
parlora. There will be routcsia and
apeclal awarda donated by Klnmath
Kails mcrihania and they will 'm
presented durlnil the Imlf-hour
broadcast at 11 30 over KKI.W
Lunch will be served by the Wo
niena Boclcly of the rhurrh at 13
noon. Hpenkrr for the afternoon
program will lw Dr. Klnio Hteven
aon. president of Houthrrn Oregon
rolletie who will aildrru the itrotip
on "Utlllrlng the Nnture of Chil
dren In Moulding Them Into Cltl
sena of Tomorrow." Alan featured
In the afternoon will be a atyle re
view of rlothea made In the cotton
workshop
, An all-day nursery will be main
tained for pre-achnil children ao
that all moihera may attend. There
will be a nominal charge for thu
amice.
The fcttlval la oien to everyone
wid th" luncheon to all who make
rtaervallona.
to further the "cicun-up, pulnt-up,
fix-up" program.
Drains will luiva color display
lablen allowing new typra of pulnl,
new trends III color hnrmoiiy, and
thcae dealers promise to have pulnt
tachulclnua to serve the individuals'
problrina In homo drroiallug.
I'nlntllig conlriirtora will be on
hand, nut to aell, but to offer advice
na to e'lulpmont, how people muy do
their own painting, mix pnlnt, or
pnlnt up the homra mid buildings
to make Klnmnih Tall a more at
ti ii live cominuiilty.
Landscape experts will be present
to give advlra on Inwn and garden
care, and will preacnl an Inlercallng
exhibit.
The KtJHH art class, lirndrd by
Hub llanlater, will offer a display
of ml work and accomplishments
of the atlldenla.
Those who are working to mnke
tl io pnltil clinic ml unnuiil ahow for
Klamalh Fnlln, luipo Hint ull who
ure imrrrslcd III llm clenn-up cam
pniKu will come mid feel free lu ank
Iho pnlnler whnt to do, mid how to
do It themselves, and mnke Kin
muth Kalla a brighter, cleaner city.
Bookkeeping
Class Slated
A cIum tti bookkeeping will he
lirld nt Kluinnth Union h.ili nclirxil,
Rtnrtlntl Mmitlny. Mny 3, nt 7:30
p in. Hi room 108.
The rlnM will be tn unlit by Hnr
old Pnlmrr, hrrtd of thr rmnnirrclal
drnartmrnt t the hlKh whool.
'n.U coiime In matin ,Kiwilhii to
himlnrM people thrniiKh Uir Ororttr
Hnrclrn nrt whrrrby tlif mutt? rr
In'biirrWB thr lornl fti-hrx,) tllMrlrt up
to fto nrr rent of thn cost of In
ntnirtion. Thin li thr wrnnd of nrrirji of
tluuwn ornnnlrrd by thr Klninnth
I'nton hliih ikIkkiI vorntlonnl dr
purtmrnl. Othrr rournrn to Hurt In
thr Iminrdlnte futurr ore: Binlnraa
Ijiw, Crrdlt nrul Cnllrrllnm. Re
t.illlnit. TrxtllM. and Hltir Print
Itrndlnr
Tlvorvr lntrrritrd mv mil thr vo
cnttnnnl drpnrtmrnt, 7MS.
Camp Fire
Play Day Set
Saturday will be an active day for
Blue Itlrtla of Kluimth Kalla whrn
lolubi throughout thr city will Join In
t Play Day prrnm al the Camp
Fire llouae on Conger avenue, out
dixira If Ha fine aenther. In the
event of rain It will be 111 the Fre
mont f ymnaalutn with garnra aiart
U at 1 p. m.
- Each group haa chosen a flrl a
oandldnla for riueen to reign over
tlio program. The girl arlected will
be crowned at 1 p. m. by Mra. C. J.
Cox.
Olrla wlnhtng to wear raatumea
may do ao. Itefrrahmenla will be i
served during the afternoon.
Herring on the planning committee '
In charge of the affnlr were Mra.
OrTtlle (Iranian. Mra. Lawrence
French and Mra. Cox. Mra. Robert
Porter la In charge of refreahmenta
and Mra. Tommy McClure, advertUe-mrnL
Medical-Dental
Building Looted
PORTLAND. Ore.. April 20. (.f
A night-long prowl of the medical
aria building wna dtacloaed Tuesday
with at lca.it 33 phyalclana' offlcea
ranancked.
Police eatlmated loot al "aeveral
hundred dollnra." and autd amnll
fiunntltlea of nnrcottra were taken
from anme offlcea and left un
molested In olhera.
Druka were broken Into and pnpera
trewn about In ench of tiie offlcea
entered.
"JOHNNIE GET YOUR GUN!"
:
Socio Security Man Here
Answers Insurance Queries
A large number of people have
made Imiulry at the social aecurlty
admlnlalrntlon office aa a result of
the article rcgnrdlug old-age and
nurvlvora Inaurnnce which apttenred
In 'Hie Herald and Ncwa recently.
The following qurstlona which
were aaked by aevernl Indlvldunls
were nnawrred today by John Rlch
nrdnon, mnntiKcr of the local aoctnl
aecurlty office:
Quest Ion: Dora everyone have to
hr.ve forty ciilrndnr qunrtcra In
which waa earned In order to be
Insured?
Answer: No. The amount of
covered work required la based on
your age. The old worker requires
Icna. . j
Question: Do I have to retire
permanently In order to receive old- !
age and aurvtvora Insurance bene- ,
fits? !
Answer: No. If you are 65 and
have enough covered work on your ;
record, you can draw a monthly .
b-ncfit for every culendar month In
which your earnings In covered em
ployment are less than fifteen dol
lars. Question: How can the monthly
pnymenta now being made amount
to 110.000 or more?
Answer: The following case la not
umisunl A man who has been mak- :
Ing '.'00 per monlh aluce Jnnuary
1. 19.17. dies. He leaves a widow ,
and two children aged 3 and 4. The
widow receives (!8 60 per month
until the four-yenr-old Is 18. That' !
$H2n 20 a venr for M yenra or I
n.S'-MR0 The paymenta continue
at a sltghllr lower rate until the
younger child Is 18, and when the
widow reachea age 65, If ahe haa not
remarried, she will receive a widow's
benefit for the rest of her life.
persona having questions to which
they would like the answer should
send them to the social security
administration. Federal building,
Klamath Fnlls, Ore.
Richardson will answer Individual
qucstloij, and Ihose of general In-
Officers To
Be Installed
At Moose
All members and their wives are
Invited lo attend an open Installa
tion meeting for the new officers
of the Moose lodge for the coming
year,
Thlt ceremony will be preceded
by a crab feed free to all members
and their wives. This feed will start
promptly at 6:30 p. m. and the In
stallation ceremonies directly fol
lowing al 8 p. in.
All members are urged to attend
this meeting as this will be a good
chance lo hear some of the plans for
the coining year from the new of
ficers. Those officers to be installed are,
Brick Leach, governor; Vic Vasak,
past governor: C. R. Cirtrns, prelate;
Maury Paup, Junior governor; R. E.
Wilkinson, treasurer and Hugh
Washburn as trustee.
Solons OK Pay
For Accident
WASHINGTON. April 3D m
Legislation to pay Mr. and Mrs. Rus
sell Coulter of Portland, 11000 each
for Injuries received when their car ;
was struck by a mall truck has been
passed by the senate and sent to the
While House.
The Coulters were sitting In their
car, parked on 8. K. Powell boulevard i
between 39th and 40th avenuea on
April 15, 1044, when a mall truck j
crashed Into It. A defect In the i
steering gear of the truck was
blamed. 1
Notice!
We will be closed all day
Saturday, May 1
for inventory
Ashley Chevrolet
410 South 6th St.
SALEM
Arro-Eastern
Motor Oil
100t Paraffin Base
Bring your container
and save! CiaL
2-gal. can
l-yt. can
69c
$1.44
19c
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Hon Powt ball bvariag
lMubr.ea.lncj motor.
59
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Compffta with rug oi
floor polltfttr, and
Iforog kit.
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Owner
IVSTORES
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" Klamath Falls
Polio Prevention
Conference Slated
PORTLAND, April 29 0T'f-A aeries
of regional conferences to map pre
vention and control of Infantile
paralysis outbreaks get under way
In Klamath Falls Monday.
The session there will be for
Klamath and take county author
ities. 8lx counties will be repre
sented at a Eugene session Tuesday
and nine Eastern Oregon counties
at a meeting In Pendleton Friday,
May 7.
terest will be published from time
to time with the answers.
EDAM(DIE
Yet, friends and neighbors, those popular Western Dances are back again,
at your
South Sixth Street Corral
ot the Fairgrounds, but only this time featuring two big dances a weak
INSTEAD OF ONE.
This Friday, April 30th
"Poor Boy Slim and His West Coast Playboys"
fine Western and Hillbilly band. And Saturday May 1st, your friendly
King of Western Swing of the Oregon Country, Tex Deateroge and hi
Western Range Riders.
"Come One, Come All." No change In admission.
1 " o-mrtstteW r
Sounds simple, but we've spent thousands of
I VI J 1 V' dollars analyzing road film and finding what
- itTAOVa takes it ofiF best We learned, for instance,
I . rPP,Va VJ I that road film varies in different parts of the
j , VlvlT 0 . J West; so we developed cleaners we know get
y t0 . . 2,t0 0856 your ,"n'8'e,s tugged
I Jjrtl up, we have a special cure for that, too.
After plenty of cleaner comes plenty of stiff rubbing.
It takes a special knack to rub out streaks but our
equipment and training get .'em. Finally, we polish
the wind wings till they're spotless, clean the rear
window, and buff the headlights.
Zip! The job's done in less time than it takes to read
this. Drop in any time and watch us work on your
windshield. Folks say-we're champion windshield
Bparkler8...and we give your tires, radiator and bat
tery the same thorough care.
Slop ol Independent Chevron Gas
Stations or Standard Sfalions, Inc.
for Standard of California products..
We'll take better care of your car