FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1949
WEATHER
intAM vrAH
To ala " l.a-1 ,ar MM
Niuniel II W
NOHTMKHN t'Al.lf OMNI A' Fair Ui
ar. lonlglil and aalmiUr til Illuming
fog Ml roa.l. I. Mil laittparatura rhaiiga.
M.Mlaiala iiuflliwaatail, wind ull cuwaL
WKNTKHN OHIHillN' galr and mm
liMtav. aluiua and gultilay wllh Inw
lu vary I" humltllty In atlalttiMina.
'Iigli lampaialuiaa Ml u ml in Inlailu,
a.wtlng U lu H III amllltain vallaya
tiKlar anil Haliudav, M In lu along ruaali
Inw Innlgltl ill Ui M. Niullwlly wlntla
nl IS In IS Itillaa an hour ull rnaat,
daviaaalng UI nlghl vailalil al nlghl.
RAM t'KHN OHUION ralr and warm
Inday. Ilaliirilay and Buiiilay with Inw
In vaiy Inw liuiunllly In allai innma,
lllglia linlay Ml In Ml and IU lu Ha Halur
day. Miwa tmilglil ftu lu MJ.
OltANT PA AND VIl'IWTVl ralr,
luniir and waim lixlay lliruugli ttulutay.
Ilumldlly Inw In allai ntunw. High tinlay
J, Inw lunlglil M. high Nalurday .
Mailing-Ma) tlmrge Klnnry ll
Vlaltlllg hrie lnr eevcral day en
route frnlll Mi'Churrl field, Waall ,
lu Air Command and Clmeral Hinfl
et'honl at Maxwell Kleld. Al. He
111 be hrr live daya Willi III
nimlirr. Mia. Nrll Klnnry, 1031'.
Waaliliujtiui. Ma). Klnnry U lw
vialilng relative In Olcne and
rlpragua Itiver.
Week-end -Mr. and Mra. Howard
Hill anil lanilly of Cnnmrd, Calil.
eiient iaat week-end with Mra.
llllli parrnta and Iwo alatera, Mr.
and Mra. T. M. Morel ol 11)0 Lay
Hoy and Mri. Ired llirhii and Mra,
II. C'olrr. Carol Ann lllrhn re
lurnrd with tile llllla to aprnd pari
nl hrr lununrr vaiauon In Concord
f Returned- Lynn Primal returned
Inuu Vancouver, YVaah., a Ie dayt
ao and la recovering from major
aurgrry performed al tha veteran
hoaplial thcr. Ha will mum lo
woik goon al lha poat of fir where
h haa brrn employed for acveral
yrara.
Iiaughlrra Mrt Krgular bualnraa
will Da dlaruaard al the meeting ol
Catholic Dauglurra art lor I pm.
Monday In the Hacred Hrart aade
my annra. All mrmbrra art urtrd
la attend.
Holiday -Mr. and Mra. !.. I). Mr-trait
and aim. Eddie and Krnnry.
pi Mnlfiud. apritl lha Pounh ol
July holiday with Mra. Ivy Propal
al hrr homa In Klamath Fall.
J arm lira Rnyal Nrlg hbor Juve
nile will mm Friday from tloVN
pm. In lha KC hall.
Hun Murn-Mr. and Mia. Mrlvln
r''rgl aie receiving congratulation
on the birth of a ton, Itixkne lane.
He wrlglird 7 poumla, M1, rtiinrra
when he arrlvrd July 1 'Ilia Kelgl
live on the lilark and While ranrh
In Poe vallry where he la foreman.
Tnry have Iwo older children, Car
olyn and Lee.
liardrn Club The Evergreen
Harden club will meet Monday July
II at 3 p. m. with the Klamath fa III
(rardrn dub III the library audi
uirluin for a leiwon on flower ar
laniirmrnt. lnatrucllon will be g'vrn
bv Mra. (I A. Kraune. All member
are urged to attend by the pioaldrnt,
Mra. Huth Ooodwin.
SIDE GLANCES
from Crater Lake-E P. Lravltl.
luperlntentlrnl of Crntrr l-ake na
tional park, waa In Klamath Kalla
yeatrrday afierniMin for the H'laata
buyllahler exhibition. He brought a
q'laiitlly of Crater lake water with
loin to be uard In the rlirtatcnlng
crrrmonlrg. ;
Dinner Co-woikera of the
Widiirn of the Mix who have
aixuiaorrd two canUlrlatra during the
paat quarter year are enllilrd lu at-
! lend a dinner, to be held tonight.
Krlrtay, al Harl'a at 1 00. If you are
entitled tu attrnd, plea.se riingrrgatc
at the Muue hall al B 30 j
Women (If The Mooae-There will
be a mretlng of the graduate rrgenta
uf the VVoinrn of the MiKwe this j
Prlilay evening at 7 M 1 lie meet- I
lug will be held at the home nl Mra. ,
Hadle Mae Wallace. BIT Walnut
alrreL
I ' ' in
W -T
ce lata g u a, mc t m aio u g aar orr.
"You'll hav to go to the tor that naw f.mily it
moving in next door tomorrow, and I'm out of lot of
thing they'll turely want to borrow!"
Krw Time-The tmtuatrlal vlnlta
tlona rommitlee of the rhambrr of
rommrrre haa announred that a
tuw time haa been art for the next
ill The time will be 10 o'clock
nrxl Turaday. liutead uf a half hour
Liter.
Itlea Mra H.irry ItraldMry of
thla city receiv-d word thia week
of the death nf her mother, Mrm. R.
B. Dlrlenbarh nf ClnclnnaU. O.
Mra. DlrfentMch waa elan the grand
mniher nl Mrlvui Erwin, alau of
Klamath PnlU.
Van's Awarded
Contract
Light
LAKEVIEW. July t-Th contract
f malrrlala for liulallnvg 30 met
ciry vapor atrert lighta on lake
vriew'g downtown atreeia went to
Van'a Electric aervica Pnday nlghl.
u'uly I, when the town council
ourned Hi three bid aubmltted.
Van Thomnaon's low bid waa
110450 for the 10 complete unit.
Tl, lamp choaen are Oeneral Elec
tric unit of 18 000 lumrna.
InatallaUon will begin aa anon ea
Ih aMUrlala arrive, and vrtll be
4f dim by the California Oregon
Pi wer company erew. Local electric
firm did not bid on the Inatalla
Uon becauae only employee of Copco
aie permitted ta work on the com
ranya pole and of th 0 lam pa II
will be on Copco pole. Th other
11 will be on Jo-fool pole lo be
Inatalled tor th purpoae.
KrdNWagon Rung The fire de
partment waa called to Waahburn
and Eberlein glreeu at 4:20 pm.
yeaterday and extlngulalied a email
grama fire.
Information On III Mooae Lola
Wilkeraon. new hoapltal guild chair
man, would Ilk any information on
Women nl the Mooee who are HI.
Phon 6311.
Frew Hidew Any one winning a
rid to the Tnwnaend club picnic on
Holiday la alfd lu be at the KC
hall al 10 a. m , where can will be
available.
In Klamath Vinton Green, field
epreaentativ for veterana affair
for the atat- of Oregon, la In Klam
ath Fall on buainraa thl week.
Sea Scouts
Push Treasure
Hunt Plans
Under the direction of Skipper 1
Marlon Ruler, Sea Seoul alilp 100, '
apimaored by the Klamath PalU Klka
lodge, la puahlnf ahead on plana for '
th Ireaaure hum on Upper Kiam-,
ath lake thla week-end. '
! The hunt will begin at 7 30 Sat-I
urday murnlnt with aeveral light- I
mug claaa aailboau, all of which :
i will be piloted by the Scout taking I
part.
They will camp overnight along ,
I th bank of the lake, each Indl- '
j vidual ahtp In a different gpol. They I
w 111 aearch for map, each one lead
ing lo th location of another. The
hunt will utilice the Scout' abllltlea'
lo iwlm and acout on both land and
water.
A amall gold cup will be awarded
the winnuig crew.
St. Potrick's To
Be Redecorated
LAKEVIEW, July Theodore
Iirraeh, noted rcclralaatlcal artUt
from Furope ha arrived In 1-ar.e-trw
to bemn decorating the Interior
if St. Patrick Catholic church. It
w i announced by Father P. L. Oeu
p3to of the church.
Father Oria aald that the artlsl't
work la In great demand In the
l.nlted State and hi coming to
1-t kevlew haa been anxloualy owalt
ed by the St. Patrick congregaUon
alnre 1M5 when Braaah waa engaged
lo do the mural In the local church
Breaah haa the record of execut
ing the largeat oil painting on can
vaa known to dale, In Manila. P. I.
Crescent Lake
Reservoir
Funds Asked
Congreaaman Lowell Stockman of
th aecond oongreaaional diatrtct of
Oregon announcea he haa been ad
viaed by the bureau nf reclamation
that Inveatlgatlona of the need for
repair and reronatructlon work at
the Crescent lake dam and reaenrolr
In Deachule county. Ore., will be
Included In the 1KV) flaral year pro
gram. Home work will be Initiated
In 1M, and orntlnued during I0M)
Creacent lake, owned and operat
ed aa an Irrigation aloraxe rraervolr
by the Deachutea county municipal
Imprnrement dlatrlct, which U
known locally a the Tumaln proj
ect, provide a wter aupply for
lanrl In the vicinity of Bend. The
rerenrolr la formed by a dam at the
outlet of the natural Creacent lake
about to mllca aouthweal of Bend
The lake I located on Crevent
cnek. a tributary of the Little De
achutea river, near the crent of the
mountain divide between the I)e
f hute and Willamette livrra. The
dam I a 10-foot high log crib, filled
with earth and rock. It waa con
ducted In 1922 to form a reaervolr
with a capacity of about 80.000 acre
tret.
Th atorable flow of Creacent
creek at the reservoir alte haa never i
teen aufflclent to fill the reservoir.
Tn original plan for the project l
Involved the ue of 80.000 acre fret j
of atorage lor Irrigation. Due tu the j
limitation of water aupply, however. I
agravated by exceuive eeepage In :
1 project canala and the failure if the ;
; orf-gtream Tumalo reaenrolr to hold '
i water, the project area haa been )
' considerably reduced. In recent years j
j nerving only about 7000 acre. !
Ever-So Swanky Plush Majorette
Wins Honors
LAKEVIEW, July t Jolrne
Banaaco, daughter of Mr. and Mr.
Joe Banaaco of Plush, won the Cali
fornia Juvenile division majorette
championship In contest held at
Sacramento June It. She I now her
to spend th summer with her par
ent. On April 23, 11-year-old Jolrne
won the Northern California cham
pionship In contest held at San
Francisco. She does nearly 100 dif
ferent type of baton twirl In two
and one-half mlnutea.
Jolene I th granddaughter of
lt pages are the moat beautiful
summer style, designed to new eas
ily, to make your fashion dollars go
further than ever I Plus a FREE
pattern printed In the book, a 'Shlld'a
teach robe made of towels. Send
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Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Laird of Lake
view. She attends Trace school, San
Jose, Calif., and Is a member of the
Olnulead Cowboy drum corps there.
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-0LYMPIA-IS IN
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BURBANK. Calif.. July t U-i
I When police arrested Carl Moody
I Tiiuraday on a charge of passing
wnrthleag checks they were skeptical
i wliether they had the rtrht man
Moody haa no hands. But at police
I headquarters he demonstrated that
he can write with his teeth, feet and
, th stub of hi right arm.
Origga Superior Foods. Mhaata
Way and Division. Brrriea from
Kofne River Valley. 1J9 crate.
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Trry new sweetly scalloped shoul
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Pattern 9291 In Jr. Miss sues 11.
H 15, 17. Size 13 takes 3 yd. l-ln :
yd. contrast.
This easy-to-use pattern gives
perfect III. Complete, Illustrated
Jy-w Chart shows you every step.
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So many more dreasea Just a
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liana Norland r'lr Inauranr. 27
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Chamber Tour
Hour Moved Up
Th Industrial visitations com
mute of th rhambrr of commerce
haa announred that th scheduled
visit tn Klamath Basin Pin mill
III take plar at 10 am. Tues
day rather than at 10.30 aa was
previously announced.
Tha noon hour at th plant con
flict with th original Urn, accord
ing to Charles Ftvher, chairman of
the commuter, and so lo facilitate
matters the time was set up a half
hour.
I'NDKRClRnl'ND WATER
The ouantlty of water underneath
the rarth'a surfer la aald to be more
than one-third nf the total volum
of th ocenlc wters. This under
round water la composed of rivers
and springs with no visible sources
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