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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 18, 1948)
TUESDAY, MAY 18, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE FIVS Vet Ground Slows Work On Entrance Weather has Inlrrvrneil In the nnrth vnti'HiIre Job mid lul week Ruunri Const niitlon company pullrri out II hravy rfl.tilinriil mid sent II north to complete (lie Job nf wlilrnliiK aecllnn of hluhwny P7 near the Dliiinniul Lake Junction. Male hluhwny iiirn here tocliiy nl(1 graillna" was hnlli-ri along the nin th rut rKiicp as I ho mound be came Uhi wet mid swampy. All heavy eiiutpmi'iit was sent north where H"Ui'i him a contrail to liindK mid widen about a Intee-mlle slrrti'h from nillepnM 'i'W, whrrr Ihr new hluhwnv enters the old. to thr Dlnlllnnit Itikr Juiuilnn. 1'hr rnatllird will be widened to it fret at thin point llara Huon If weather conditions improve hrrr, Itoyrra will iiriid hti men buck In thrrr wrrkH to rontlniir grading. Mranwhllr, pit Inniiillmion It Biilnic on. scwrrs, manholes, rnU'h buslns, etc, arc being lusliillrd. Writ drillers, seeking a hot (lnw of wiitrr lo be used In the InlrUnte plplnit system under thr pavement ot the Knpliutnde approach, hud lime down to depth of 310 (ret nil the Innl trmpernture reading in 17R drurrrn. The triiiprrnturr Is fulrly sells f factory, but drlllrr mill Imve not lilt the heavy How of water they want. Workmen atopped drllhnii UtM werk-eud and rimed down 307 feet with standard 13-Inch rasing. The bill rllt was pounding awny aiinln today. WHY WE SAY tl.( I. Vf ;( 'J. , n J M "W 111 - L, . iJg Kriim llic Ultimo iii.rl frmn Cr't: C -J .... ..,;.. f,,., nml innl;i lunwl, jjjWpr? i.fvaxl iiiiilniifli.iii. 'lima, for ! J !fe iilii.iinliii! llli r .i.. .ii.ii J hr im.iiI liili liliii.llv nii-nna t...t.. mint louiiril ii "iimtIIom iiiji'' vw-nllli. Transportation Hews Imve on the O. 0. A K," dipt. I'lil leraim akrd. "The colonel, mill, Ihoiiuht he'd like to come up and take a ride." There wan dead alienee on nint tert pertaining lo the U. C. & K.'s food service. The oblutUig yoiiuit raptuln was offered a look at O. U. A; K.'s layout but he declined. He went to bed. Home Furnishings Selected As Major Topic For Study By Home Extension Unit No Dinor, Suh? A tired but eurneal young army captain. inline hell-bent for leather In a ahiny urw Miiick. steamed Into Klamath Falls last Krlday to of ficially aelu the O. C. A: E. Necessary piera were served on Huiierlntendrnt K. V. Perrlval of the tlreat Northern Ihr line now con trolling O. C, A: K. under Die alter nair plan and thr army man, Capt. N o. Patterson of The 1'reaidlo, San Francisco, relaxed. Checking up on the necessary formalltira, Capt. Patteraon made a frw Inquiries n his soft Mississippi drawl. "The roloiiel, suh. wants lo know what kind of dining rah service you Slot Visit Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. Ilunilr are planning lo leave around the first of June for a month's visit with Mrs. Dunne's family In SI. Paul. Minneapolis anil Mlllwaler. Mrs. Dunne Is Koulhrrn Pacific trainmas ter's clerk aad Dunn Is a eondurlor : with the Great Northern. Bhowliif a fine ratrh of salmon all done up III tin emu., Mr. and Mrs. r'Karles A. Oilmore returned this week from a two wreks' fiah ln trip which look Ihrm to Ihr Orriion const. Ollmore is a con ductor with the HP, Pinrh.Hittnr ' I .mila f'nrrlriiii la nlllrh llltllnc fur I blrf ( Irrk I runk Neston of the (rrat Nurlhrrn office, while Mr, and : Mrs. Keslon are In Panhandle, Tel., vlslllni their dauihtrr's family. 'Miry will rrturn home this month by way of SI. Paul. Minn., where the Srxtuns plan another visit with rel atives. I O. Pool of Bt. Paul, general kuperliiiriiilrnt of motor power, and ,' A. U. CnlvlHe, HK)kune, suierlntend ent of motor power, were hrre over Ktiuday on coinpuiiy business. Program plannhiK for the 1U4B-4D county home extension pnwram was completed by it delexates from Klamath county's 16 home extension units at their annual program plan nhiK day held Friday May 14, at the Altumont Junior hlifii school. The field of home lurmshinns was selected as major course of study when It wss decided by deleitate to hold a hooked rug district meet Ink during November and conduct other fall unit meetings on the sub jects of "window curtaining" mid the "construction of draperies." In the Held of foods and nutrition projects elected were "casserole dishes" and "for ei in pastry." "Clothe for you" will be the sub ject discussed In spring unit meet Inns and will be followed by a three day cotton dress workshlp held In March. The remaining two meetings of the seven comprising the total program will be on "basic principles of landscaping" and "family busi ness and the community properly law." Each unit will continue to open their meetings with a IS-mln-ute session devoted to hobby work. There will be a summer meeting on "freeJug foods" which will be held In a central place In Klamath county so that all Interested home makers may attend. The extension service will continue to sponsor a summer "homemakers' camp" to be held at Lake o' the Woods. Camp dates will be an : nounced later. , Prances Clinton, assistant slate i home demonstration leader, from the Oregon State college extension service, with Helen Stlne. home i demonstration agent, assisted the i extension unit delegates In their I choice of study topics for the coming year. Mrs. Lee Holllday, county home extension committee chair. man, presided at the meeting and Mis. Luther Taber, Merrill, led the group singing. During the course of the day Mrs. Holllday stressed the importunce ot the delegates filling their program to the needs of Klamath county and summarized recommendations made by the farm home and rural Hie committee of the county agricul tural planning board. Miss Btlne re viewed the past year's activities and accomplishment In order that the new program could be correlated with project previously studied. Miss Clinton outlined points to con sider In planning a yearly program and discussed plan for the state home economics extension council meeting to be held at Corvallls June 3 and 4. Mrs. Earl Mack, former county committee alumni from Henley, in stalled members of the county home economics committee who are Mrs. Ray Garrison, Klamath Palls; Mrs. Prank Paygr, Jr., Malln, and Mrs. Percy Cook of Palrhaven. Joan Howell, assistant county 4-H Circus Due On Vednesday The Clyde Ucntty circus train will arrive In Klamnth Falls early Wed nesday morning Jrom Altura. and Immediately unloading will start for Wednesday afternoon and evening performances of the circus on South Blxlh street here. Beatty's circus train consists of IS cars. A Southern Pacific engine will pull the train, and ' an BP caboose will trail the circus cars. The train will be parked on track No. 33, which I near Spring street, and animals and wagons will be moved from there through Klamath streets to the South Sixth circus grounds. The Beatty circus has played In Reno and Susanvllle this week, and will show In Alturas Just before com ing to Klamath. Research Indicates that high-frequency sound waves ultrasonic will soon process foods, drugs and chemicals, remove dirt from cloth Ing, and protect mine and Indus trial workers. mm 94 m4 0t rVin. Com, 51 Dhw club afrjent, addreruted the ffroup on the Irnpr.rlancc of the 4-H youth work In K lam tun county and urged thoM prcfient to take an active part in thlfl phaxe of the extension pro gram. BhaAta-Homedale extemlon unit member nerved luncheon to the del egate! at noon In the Altamont home economics room. DANCE ARMORY SATURDAY, MAY 22nd PAPPY GORDON'S MUSIC Sponsored By THE MARINE CORPS LEAGUE v DEOB l;l;Wh;.f Th. od pok) for by Robert A. flliott, Oregon CiSoirmon, StasMfl for ProsKknt CornmittM, CquitabF Building, Portland, Ortjgotft ' W. P. Metlonrv of Kr utile, travrl I In auditor fur the Grrat Northern, wna here thli past werk from Health-. ilve a KounUln Prn For Gradua tion! i'omplrtr 8 tor k a Hheaffrr. I'arkrr A Waterman. Pioneer Print inc A htatlonrry Co.. 122-124 S. 9th. Card addrraurd to the KP (irnrral j hoipltal In Nan Krmnlwo will rrarh i ('. V, llrown, HP conductor, who u down aouth fur mrdlral rare. J. L. 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