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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 8, 1949)
THURSDAY, 3 EFT. It4 PACE TWENTY HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON i t Full Staff Of Teachers At Bonanza BONANZA. Sept. I Bonania schools opened tins week with a lull staff of teachers on the job, headed by Principal H. C. Sharp. Elementary teacher are Mrs. Lola Horn, first grade: Mrs. Olive Fralry, second; Mrs. Sarah Rots, third; Mra. Dorothy Jenck. tourth; Jack Jenck. fifth and Paul Reiman IlilK Hieri school itaff mem ben are Mra. Joanne Olvan. Engli:ih and so cial studies; Mr. Stella Branchaud. commercial studies, muMc and band: Mra. Barbara Miracle, home economics and English: Mrs. Le nore Sparkea, junior high subjects and physical education: John Mir acle, science: Merton Whippet, so cial studies and Tom Blackman and Smith Hughes, athletic coaches. There Is a change In book rentals this year with a flat rate of t for the year charged Instead of SO cents per book. The first PTA meeting will be held at the high school September M at 8 p. m. Esther Brown Is presi dent and urges good attendance. Wasps May Stop Fruit Flys MOMBASSA. Kenya, East Africa WV-Frank E. Skinner, a U. S, sci entist, was well pleased when he left here recently. He had found ' and shipped to Hawaii ?000 pupae of two kinds of African moth. He believes the wasps can be bred in Hawaii to prey on a type of fruit fly which la new to the la ta In 14 with American troops re turning from other Pacific islands. The fly is already preying on 100 different kinds of fruit In Hawaii. The new fly lias brought a world wide search for other insects which will prey upon It Four Hawaiian agencies and the C S. government are helping in the search. Accessory Dress 1 " a, f . v L f -r v -. L ; VV SIIcS 12-20 iiTmiit MARIAN MARTIN 8ew one dress! Acquire a whole wardrobe! Slim smart sheath dress; add collar, cuffs, belt for a classic, or apron-peplum for gay after-five formality! Pattern 8335: sizes 12. 14. 1, It. 20. Size 16 Ukes 3'i yds. 39-ln.; ht yd. 35-In. nap contrast. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. Send THU XT t -FIVE cents in coins for this pattern to Klamath Falls Herald and News Pattern De partment, P. O. Box 6740. Chicago 80. III. Print plainly TOI'R NAME. ADDRFSS. ZONE. SIZE, STILE NUMBER. Just out our Marian Martin Fall and Winter Pattern .Book! Smart, new clothes to sew at home. Gift Ideas by the score. Send fif teen cents for this book a Free Pattern is printed In the book a new weskit to wear with your skirts and dresses 1 There are Jive American Red Cross field workers in England to serve U. S. troops there. . MOTORISTS I 3R. nil i ami) umii ivaik riit, or. Ft Fort Klamath At the regular meeting of the Civic Improvement club on Friday afternoon, tentative plana were discussed for the annual basaar to be held by the club in late October. At the next meeting on September 16, a definite date will be set and committees appointed for the af fair. In the absence of the president, Mra. Harry Orem, first vice presi dent, was In the chair. It was an nounced that a dance will be held Saturday night, September IT, in the clubhouse, with V am urn's Ser enaders furnishing the music, the public cordially invited. On Sat urday evening, September 10. a wiener roast will be held at Denton park for club members and their families, providing the weather is favorable. IX noi, the affair will be held indoors at the clubhouse, it as decided, Mrs. Loren L. Miller Sr. was wel comed as a new member at this meeting. Hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs. Ira Orem and Mrs. Stewart Nicholson, who served refreshments a: the dose of the business meet ing. Tables in the club dining room were lovely with bouquets of colorful early fall blooms from local flower gardens. Also used on the tables were clever and novel arrangements of miniature spurs. boots, saddles and horseshoes, car rying out the western range motif, very appropriate indeed to this lo cality as Wood River vaiier is pri marily a cattle country. Those attending the meeting and enjoying the social hour were Mrs. Alfred B. Castel Jr. Mrs. Harry - N vv- jit ' Vv FOUR-H CLUB WINNERS Left, top Hazel Brodshaw, can ning queen. Right, top Jerry Williams, Altamont, garden king. Lower right Nora Meeker, Henley, flower queen. Orem, Mrs. Frank Stratum, Mrs. Bert Gray, Mrs. Frank Edwards. Mrs. Elmer Zumbrun. Mrs. Lloyd Nicholson. Mrs. Fred Zumbrun, Mrs. Patrick J. McAullffe. Mrs. William C. Hackler. Mrs. Frank M. Denton. Mra. Loren L. Miller Sr. Mrs. Walter J. Wright. Mrs. Kath erine Nichols. Mrs. Elisabeth M. Loosley, and the hostesses, Mrs. Ira Orem and Mrs. Stewart Nicholson. For the seventh consecutive year the Red Cross is sending Christmas stockings and decoration kits to American troops at isolated potts abroad. Use the Want Ads for Quick Results! it's the new i - of course! &Nmtt iLUGflTdZ 14'5 or, LIZARD 12" r s Matching Bag Alligator, 19.93 ' Liiard, 14.9S SHOE SALON Most of the Malln Porkers won ribbons and prlsea at the Junior Livestock Show. Members winning ribbons and prises were as follows: Farrell Wilson, blue ribbon for 1st In Berkshire class, purple ribbon for the grand champion hog of the Jimmy Johnson, 1st In beginners showmanship, grand champion fe male breeding hog. 1st in Duroo fe male, 3rd in Duroo tat hog. Kenneth Wratherby. 1st In Here ford breeding class. Barbara Coniett, 1st In Yorkshire class. Beverly Scott, 1th In Duroo mar-' ket hog. Sharon Scott. Tth In Duroo mar ket hogs, 3nd In Duroo sow class. James Scott, 3rd In beginners showmanship, 1st in Duroc sow class. Olen Bteykal, 3nd in Yorkshire fat hog, 3rd In advanced showmanship. Lee Kaylor, 2nd In beginners showmanship. Linda Ellis, 6th In Duroc fat hog. Donald Rajnus, 1st In sheep begin ners showmanship, 4th In tat lambs. Jamea Cornell, 3rd In Chester Whit fat class. The club hopes they can do as well next year and wish to thank the parents for all the help they gave us with their pigs during the fair. BEVERLY SCOTT News reporter J Reds Grow Winter Wheat In North MO8C0W 4V-Mrthods of sowing winter wheat on stubble have re sulted In excellent results experi mentally In areas of Kazakhstan and Siberia where It waa previously Impractical to sow winter wheat. The significance of these experi ments Is that they apparently point the way to higher wheat ylelda In this Important portion of Russia's granary. Winter wheat ilm h-rt-r . p vests than the spring wheat which has always been planted In northern Kazakhstan and Siberia. 1 -!. iil-- Jl w t 1 iiAw ' J HERETO STAY' This it de signer1 Meredith Peterson's "button, button" dress which is evidence of her belief that the bared bosom is her to stay." The dress, displayed In I Beverly Hills, Calif., may be buttoned up or unbuttoned at the wearer s discretion. How To Ploy Canasta: 6 Use Two Decks And Four Jokers Bv WILLIAM r. Mi'KKNNKf The laws of four-hamled canasta rail for two regular decks of AJ cards each, plus four Jokers. In cutting for partners and seats, the ar ranks high and the drure low. If a player draws a Joker, he puts It to one side and draws an other card. The player on 111 tight of the dealer sliulllrs, but the dealer slo may shuffle th park. Til player on th Tight of tha dealer must cut th ranis, Tables ar arranged as In bridge, by selection of partners or by cutting for partners. Th cards ar dealt to each play er on at a tun. After each player has received 11 ranis, th deck Is placed on th table, preferably In a box or tray, and beromea th slock pile. Th top card of the stork pile la turned over and plated In another box or tray, and this pit la referred to as til park, or dis card pile. If th up-rard la a Joker, dur or red trey. It Is removed from th box or tray and slid under th ed of th box or tray so that It Is visible to all players, and again th top card of the stork pile I turned far up and put In th other box or tray. If another Joker, deuce or r4 trey Is turned up th next e a rd from th stork pll la turned up to cover It, and this proresa la con tinued until aom card other than a Joker, deur or red trey la turned up. . Th Joker, deur or red trey lhat haa been alld under th edg of th box containing th bark signifies that th park la froaen. Th ordinary rules applying to brtdg and other ran) games for dealing hold tru In ranaata. Attar th deal has been completed, play Is ready to start. Hi play miiilt of three pa rial on, the drawl two, the mld (op Uouali; Ihr, th dlarard. When It I a player'i flret tuns io play, th f!rt thing he must d Is to remove til red trey from hi hand and plsr Ihnn far up on th labl. He Is entitled to another card from th stork pile for each red trey he puts on th tabl. If on of the cards h draw from the sun k pile Is a red trey, h must put thst on th tabl and draw an oiher card, so that at th aar of the play h ha II cards In his hand without any red treys, The player at th left of th dal. er begins th play by drawing th top card of th stock pll or Ut up. card. If th up-crd of th park I a black trey, even though you have two or more blark trey In your hand, you ar required to draw from the stork pll. TOMORROW! Mar ea bended play. Urges! single Red Cross taff serving th armed forrea In this country la at th run Diego, Calif., dlstrtrl of tire wrier 41 men and women setva various military Units In tli area. FOR RENT 9 M aisaia Sewing Mochinei Lai Sewing Machine Service is as war raa em More than 500 Red Cross profes sional hospital workers serve at 40 army hospitals. Je navy hospitals, and II air force hospitals In this country. DONT FORGET KIDS! Drivers dont forget th school ) kids) Many of them will be making th trip to school and back tor th first time. They're not experts at dodging cars or coping with selfish drivers who won't stop for cross walks. Do your part by using your teak willingly. And remember you must stop tor school busses. : too. I Isa Dorah Moldovan announces the opening of All New Classes All farmer paplls arrange lias far yaw far ear show. 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