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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 28, 1949)
WIDNESDAY, SEPT. 28, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE PIV1 Rally Day Meet Held At Chiloquin CHILOQUIN A 1:30 deaaert aarvrd by tlia hoalnia, Mn, Walter Cnlllna. opened Ui rally day meat tug hrlcl laat Thurxlny afirioon HrplaniUer 3, by tin Chiloquin hi. ma Mtrnalun unit. A anna; feat followed the relrenhmenta and then Mra. Colllm, chairman of tlia unit, rallrd tha meeting to order. Htamlliig committee chairmen war ai'polntril, project Iradrra rhnasn and tentative hnateaaaa aaalRiied fur rai'h meeting. Twelve younuntera of pre-acluwl ana war cared fur In Ilia baaement of tlia Malhfxllut viiurih durlm tha meeting and It aa voted to hlra Mra. Marian Baldwin to cara lor them at each meeting. Tha flrat regular meeting of tha year will ba on rrlday, October II, ai 1:30 o'rlork at Ilia lioma of Mra. (terry Wolff. 'Ilia topic will ba Holiday IXraratlona from Nature, and Mra. Wolff, Mra. frank DIUIIo and Mra. Eilouard PrlauU will act aa project laadrra. Thry attended tha training eraalon at tha fair- rounda on Tueaday, Beplrmber 37. Tlia November 1 meeting will ba fltreamllnliui Hume Hewlni, con dueled by tha noma eateiialon agent, Mary Olenn. Mra. Joe Mer cer waa appointed to Inqulra about I aewlng niachlnea and to find a ultabl meeting plac. Herb cookery, the topic for De cember, will be under the leader- alilp of Mra. Walter Zimmerman and Mn. Earl Hall. Mlaa Olenn will again ba project trader at tha Jan uary meeting which will ba held at Mra. Ralph McNutt'a home on the topic, Uealgn for tha Home. New wall flnlnliea will ba dlacuaaed by Mra. Archie Huff and Mra. Don Mllwll In the February meeting at Hull a realdenr. An all day eeaaldrt will ba v.-iieduled In March for tha topic lirolled Dlnnera, and Mra. Cyril Cook and Mra. Oeorae Hrautlacht will ba leadera with the meeting held at Mra. Pred Mark wardl'a home. In April tha laat regular meeting will ba on tha aub Jrct of Lampahadaa at tha home of Mra. Poreat freld. Mlaa Olenn will be leader. Hpeclal project tor the year will be tha cotton dreea workahop with Mra. Joe Mercer and Mra. Dwlght Klrcher a project leadera. Each pereon who takea thla project muat attend two preliminary maetlnga In January and February In Klamath I Kalle and three emalona In Chllu- I qulu with the project leadera. The unit la considering doing aier.ial project on IU own, that of recovering davenporta. Committee heada are aa followa: meniberahlp and hoaptuilty, Mra. George Hrnutlncht; publicity, Mra. Gerry Wolff; finance, Mra. Cyril Cook; child care, Mra. Edouard Prl auU, Mra. Poreat Preld and Mra. Earl Hull: ecrapbook, Mra. Preld, Mra. Priauli and Mra. Wolff. Shut ter hug for the unit will be Mra. Ralph MrNiitl, who took aeveral plcturea of the group attending on Thuraday. The unit plana a while elephant ale combined with conked food aale and the project la scheduled for Hnlurday. October M. Mra. Cyril Cook will act aa chairman. Mrmbere were aaked to locate aa many white elephanta aa poaalble during the next two weeka ao that eome time will be available to prepare them foi aale. Member! and gueula attending on Thuraday were aa followa: Mra. Joe Mercer, Mra. Walter Zimmerman, Mra. Dwlght Klrcher. Mra. Archie Huff, Mra. Charlee Hale. Mra. Cyril Cook. Mra. Oeorge Brautlacht, Mra. Ralph McNutt. Mrt. Don Rltzell. Mra. Pred Markwardt. Mra. Loyal Heath, Mra. Poreat Preld, Mra. Edouard Prlaulx, Mra. Oerry Wolff, and tha hoateaa, Mn. Collin. TRAPPIC DEATH OIO HARBOR, 8 pi. lP Alex C. Wllllama, 27. waa killed near her laat night when the auto- I mobile he waa driving collided head- on with another automobile. The alx i women occupant of the other car ! were Injured, none aerloualy. To Buy or Bell Uae the Want-Ada I Street Work Season Ends On California Conatructlon work by the city atreet department will be halted for the winter month when the Calif ornia avenue paving Job la com plete. City Engineer Taxi" Thoma itaLed today he had no plan for atreet work during the cold weather. At the same time tha onslaught of fall and winter weather will bring work of a different type for mem bers of the street derjarUnent. Thoma said his men will won have to contend with lesvea cover ing the atreeta. Then, If by chance tha coming winter ahould be similar to laat year . Thoma and hi men will be busy keeping the road clear of now. Snow-clearing work will be made much caster this year, by addition of a combination bulldoxer snow plow to the atreet department equipment. The flrat Continental Congress waa called by Massachusetts and Virginia In 1774. Relief Beyond Belief ft Dry Ectema Itching "ItaWoadeHtiir-Woukln't be without HI " That a what they my about Hrainol the farnoue o,ot-nl that givea turn Wiiatul. Imimnf relief Iron the rlery Itch of common ikla irritation. Try it' rr. &. '. m YOU CAM IMJOY .J At- I. ? 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