WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PACE FIVE
WEATHER
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NcjHTIirilN ( Al.iroHNI .lr to-
all 'lliurau.y. Hlalne liiiMia1lira.
Niirttiwsal.ily Mlnda nl in u mil.,
ait hour till tiiaal, dat-rsaaliia allfMly
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tUTIlK OHMlONi. Faillr rkiurtr
talllt M'adaivd aliuwars In m.llli and
fair In MMItli l"L. Lunllnuad tutil tall
limlllil and TlltlisiLv. Waiitivt Tliuis
l.t. Illilia III liil.tlur Hn ! I liKlar
and Til In ml Thuiail.r lllglia nil rnal
an today and eft 'Ihtiiaday. iwb limiaiil
ill In Ml. Nullltwaalaily winds n( 10 U
ItU llillaa ail hour ufl voaat.
KAHI KHN onroilN: Partly rlnudy
IimUv Willi ei'alt.i.il ahuwara tir lliun.
d.tauirtits In ItiowiiUliia ul aali.nie vaal.
I'ailly rlnudy night and lliuladay.
Iliflia Inday a to U lllaha Tltuiaday
a to T3. I.ua lunlglil M lu 4a.
Ownere Word hue turn rrcrlvril
here that Mr. and Mm. Iloy W.
fcaatburn, fuimer Klamath Kella
resident, have purchased a home
and eiulit coUuaea on the being
river at Tall. The rraort be
niieraled fur ftalmun fishermen,
r.eaiuurn. liiriuer co-owner of Oie
Pine btreel Market, left here fur a
lower climate for hie health.
I.eelnf Mr. and Mra. Dean
, Hidfixid and two children will
L Irava Uila week-end for frailer
tpaik. Calif., where llidumd, a
graduate tllla niolltll of Oil, will
orn a cabinet shop.. Mn. iPrallceal
Hittiond haa been a cuametoionut
with Currin'e L)ru( a,Ure.
Park rienle Sliaata, View raluie
home econtmura club haa planned
picnic for 6:30 p. m.. Thursday In
Moore pa'k. drama member! and
tamlllea are Invited and alioiild bruin
a covered dlah for each family. Riilla,
butter and drlnka will be provided by
tlie l range.
Te taiene riorence Walker and
Kmllle Haldeman, teachera at Milla
arhool. are In Euaene thu aumnier.
Mlaa Haldeman la attending Bum
mer arhool a the University of
Oregon.
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Mummer 'I raining -llobrrl H. Hit.
ney, eon of Mr. and Mn. Kuymmid
II. Illlney, Klamath Ageiiiy, la one
of IB Unlveralty of Oregon ttuilruta
now al Port Uewia, Wanli., for alx
aeeka of ItOTU training Cadrt
Illlney la ail advanrrd HOTC aw-
dent, working for a commlaaloii a,
aecoiid lieutenant In the rraerve
t-orpi,
failed to Canada Capl. Al I.011K.
den, rlalvatlon Army, led for Can
aila Tuesday where he waa called
by the dcalh of hl luther, Lester
Uingden. Capl. Loiigrien waa ac
companied by hla wile and aim,
Oeoige. He expecla to be gone
about a week.
Heaerve There will be a regular
i meeting of the Marine Corpe reserve
unit tonight, WedneMluy, at l .iV In
the big hangar al the municipal
airport. All men Interested In Join
ing art urged to attend.
l.unrlieon The latllea of the
auilliary of Keamea Onlf and Coun
ery club are aaked to call Mra.
Hlewart Until al 86111 for regular
Friday luncheon renervallona.
I Kpeelal Meeting Crater Lake
lodge. V. U. APandAM. will make
arrangements for Ha constitution at
a aperleJ meeting called for Thuri
day at I p. m. In Uie lOOP hall.
Vaudeville Show
To Be Presented
MAUN. June 2S-A vaudeville ex
travagant La tlaied for 1:30 p. ni.
In Broadway hall. Thuraday. apon
aored by tiie newly organized Malln
Marlnera club. Proceeda will go Into
the club treaaury.
A cant of M will put on Uie per
formance with muaic, aouga, akita, a
hillbilly enmedy. the Hull Valley
trio from Macdoel. Calif., the Mer
rill Harbernhop quartet, an Hawaiian
I dance by Helen Jarkann of Klama'h
palla. a reading br Phyllla lieardsley.
i Mra. Halbert Wilson will direct.
I Ticketa will be on tale al the door.
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Legion Chief To
Speak For DAV
American Legion Commander Hal
Ogle will be gueat itpeaker for Dis
abled American Veterana chapter
13. when the chapter meeta In KC
hall al p. in. Una Prlduy.
A full report of the recent atate
convention held here will be given
at the meeting and Commander
L. A. Wlrth. DAV, urges all membert
to be present.
The annual picnic alated for All
gul will be planned at Una time.
VlaJla llere-Mri. Mary If Town
eend. long time resident of Klamath
county, now living In Petaluma,
California, la visiting with her
daughter, Mrt. T. D. Cast at III
Washington.
ELECTED Doris (Mrs. Col
vm) Peyton was elected to the
Allomont district position on
the Klomoth Union high
school board at Monday's
election.
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GCIamath Fails Schools
Not in Quake Area . . .
Despite recent shakes which gave the Klamath basin publicity from the
earthquake angle, the Klamath Falls city school system has been advised
that the city is not classed in an "earthquake area."
Shortly after the last "shake," the school boards asked a government
seismologist if this would tend to put Klamath Falls in a more hazardous
area than formerly.
The reply was negative and Klamath Falls still remains in a non
quake area.
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