Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, October 05, 1949, Image 19

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Newspaper Page TextWIDNESDAY, OCT. 5, 194? HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON PACE NINETEEN Aquotic Mammal Answer to Previous Putile I HORIZONTAL Depleted aquatic ' mimniil 1 1I la also railed llThorougMaia ItOllgemesh'g servant IS Bind 13 Wlpei 1 3 Cushion 1 Pronoun 10 fastens 1 Goddess n( th earth 13 Container J3 It Indebted 37 Unbleached 23 Portion 2 Pretosltlnn 30 "Smallest Stale;' (ab.) UNiInn i (ymbol) 22 Boys nickname l Is bee at 25 Bird's hom . 33 Seaweed 3D Smell 40 New Latin (ab.) 4 1 Shekel 47 Parent fit rxplre ' 10 Worahip 31 Cover 32 Envoy 34 Legislative body . 33 Eati away, ai land 87 Rum away to marry VERTICAL 1 Latin ca 2 Pertaining to grapes I Driving command 4 Atop 3 Bare 6 Mirrnbe 7 Obiervrd 3 Direction 3 llarhe lor of Art (ab.) 10 Head eovtrln34 11 Wild ata 12 Hroarieit I 17 That la 4ab ) 37 20 Disorder! 42 21 Singing voice 49 IClOillU 24 Timber tree 23 Wept 33 Trent More unattractive Metamcre Krhangei I)etile Roman dale 44 Verio (ab ) 4!Kiaelic 4ft Slugger 40 Sell-eftrem 31 Rare rourie circuit 33 Advertisement (ab ) 8S Negative reply I li H p lb I 16 W III 14 3 R ij 4 17 T5 "Tift fT7I 3 s Mil T a s 3TT ' TW 3 T m3 7"tH f" rj rr, 5 r I 11 1 I l:'JLUL Malin Mr. and Mr. OIU) Ellis have had (a guela recently Mr. and M r a. Orvie Uleele of Portland. Mr. Kills and Mr i. Steele have been Irlenda since their school daya at 8t. Mary's Arademy in Portland. The Htrrlea are on their way to Alamaxordo. N. M. where Steele In a an assign ment aa electronic scientist to d o upiier air research on rockets. Tin Bteelea have many Irlenda hera In Ilia valley and vult here each year wlnnera waa released by franc U A. Bkinner, county extension agent. Hurfarlng of the highway at t h went entrain a to Malm will be com pleted Ilia early part ol next week, 'ilia highway hat been widened to 4-lane thoroughfare in front of the Malm park grouuda. The lanes are divided by an Uland which will be landscaped early next spring. The high curve at lha entrance of the town has been cut down two feet and the highway widened aeveral feet. The )ob Is being done by the night. Twelve new cube were ac- during the afternoon. All schools eepted a membere and two boys will be closed Thursday and Frt were graduated into Uie Boy Scouts, day, October 3 and 7. when teachers The program for the evening con-1 Institute will be held In Klamath Slated of a short talk on cuo work ' Palls. by Paul Tanner of Klamath Palls Mrs. P. O. Wilson entertained the and moving pictures ot Ilia over- Jolly Nine Pinochle club at h a r night outing by Vao Kallna. Plans home Wednesday evening Seplem- were made lor a cub Seoul show at , ber 23. Present for the evening during the hunting season. M r i. j Conley Construction company. Hteela cornea from a very prominent The Malln Brownies held their Portland family, her father John, first meeting of the year at the Ma OHare la well known In the fields lln park building and elected off. of education and her uncle Edwin V. i cers for the year. The following O Mara la the well known Bishop of . girls were elected. Joan Preltag, Kansas City. president; Nancy DeMerrllt, vice Mrs. William lUtnus was hoatss ""'""" "" '""'" """"J" Sunday, Heulember 23. to the mem bera of Czech Ladles Social club. Members pi eent tor the social event were, Mrs. Mary Kallna, Mrs. Elisabeth Rajnus, Mrs. Elizabeth I'sVir. Mrs. Ueorge Brothanrk, Mrs. Ivan Petraaek, Mrs. Charlea Dobry, Mrs. mary raimi, :, mij run- Nineteen alrls with their laa1 da, Mrs. Mary Tofell. Mrs. Joe y'"' .''".,. I. r',' Bchmldi and Mrs. Tony Vtctorln. Bonnie Stevens left early Wednes day morning for Portland where he will visit friends for several days. Betty Rogers, secretary: Ninabelle Price, flag bearer: Marie Mc Aullffe, Karen Wolfe and Naomi Orlfllth, guards; Joan Brown, song leader: Norma Mlcha, promise leader; Donna Fields, aargent-at arms. Mrs. John Preltag gava talk on the program planned for the the Broadway theatre. Mrs. Wtl liam Rajnus waa appointed cnair man of the committee. Visitors present for the meeting were. Dr. (Sinclair of Tulelake, John Hershfelt, Boy Scout leader of Malln and the Mrs. Everett Jones, Mrs. John James, Mrs. Prank Vletorln Mrs. Byron Johnson. Mrs. Jerry Rajnus. Mrs. James Ottoman and Mrs. Emll Tofell. Mrs. Jones won high prise or the evening, Mrs. Stonecypher, I'MVERSITT PLANS BI'ILDlNO TORONTO) A 318.000X100 building program for the University of Toronto has been announced Project Include an addition to the mechanical engineering building, mens residence, and new bulldlnga for arts, archives, medical research and the school of nursing. cub Scout leader of the Roosevelt I second, and Mrs. Byron Johnson, school. traveling. The club will meet at the The county high school senior . hom of Mrs. Jones October 12. play day will be held In Ollchrlst Mrs. O. C. Amess of Cathlamet, Wednesday, October 8. The Malln i Wash. Is vW'lng at the home of her Junior high school girls were host- i daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and esses at a play day last Prlday to , Mrs. Harold Knlskern. Mrs. Arnes a 1 1 the girls of the Junior hsgn ! expects to be here about a month, f c h 0 0 I department; competitive i Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson of S a n games occupied the morning an d 1 Francisco was a house guest of the group entertainment was enjoyed j Laddie Rajnus' last week. The law collections of the U. S. Library 0 f Congress, comprising more than 880.000 books and pam phlets, 1 one of the largest and finest In the world. SKIN BABY LONDON. Onl OP) SUteeB month old Mary Burke stflpt ua harraed while a lightning boll streaked Into her bedroom and blev a light future from the celling. To Buy or Sell Use the Want-Adsl S cicuinu riEii'CDC I HJIIlUn VLUMUIU Ph. 5553 lit Se. 1th HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND EUGENE, ORE. MEDfORD Thoroughly Modern Mr. sea sin I a (erley sa J. tartar PraprtaMre He stopped en route at Dallas where ha picked up his son Ronnie. The two attended the game Saturday. Mrs. Jess Llndsev returned r e- cently from Ban Prsnclsco where she was hospitalised for several days. The following Is a Hat of 4-H club members of Malln who look prises at the slate fair. Kathleen Wilaon and lllys Bmalley champion live stock demonstrations. I'at Tucker and Edmona King third canning Judging contest. Barbara Cornell red ribbon canning 2. Sharon Scott red ribbon cAinlng 1. This list of ers were present for the meeting. The community extends Its sym pathy to Mrs. Wlllism Cllne whose husband passed away recently. Mr. Cllne was a name of Qulncy, 111., and was axed 87 years. Mr. and Mrs. Cllne have lived In Malln many years and have made many friends during the years. The Malln cub Scouts, park 23, held their regular meeting Friday OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT City renter . . . Main street frontaxe. Inquire Drew's Manstore Drain Trie fr flrte Srara - -r . 1 I ..'..-, i. i m task II, f I Vila IHMs r - PytMi I C Mtwksvf Me Tfri. MO 1 lltnilk 1 li M SEE KIMBALL'S GLASS SHOP Pransl Service CQB AUTO GLASS eaaasle r-rlaa SJI W.laal rw "ulv UH Phaaa 7SIS Always -k Parking In Rear k Always Free Pick-up lr Delivoryl In Today Oat Tetaerrwsy O 4-Hour Special Rarvtce 1 Skill fc Cc5re 2 Beyond Compart I HERALD AND NEWS COMICS o z o Midland Empire News Lanqell Valley Mrs. John Sullivan and her moth er, Mrs. Nellie Quick. )efl Sunday evening on a two-month varatlon. They will Vint friends and relatives In Canada, Maine. Florida and Los I Angeles. Congratulstlons to Mr. and Mrs. Evans Crawford on their new baby daulhtrr I Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bsrclay of , Lakevlew spent the week-end with ' her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wil- I son and his psrents, Mr. and Mrs. Burt Barclay. j Mrs. El lie Oilman of Merrill Is spending a few weeks with her sis- 1 ter. Mrs. Walter Hmlth Br. and family. Mr. and Mrs. George Noble are among the new sedan owners. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burnett and family and Mrs. Wilfred Noble were visitors at the leautl home on Fri day. Mrs. Resale Campbell. Mrs. Bob Sealer and Mrs Mse Oale also called to se Mrs. Mary Dearborn who has been quite HI. Mr. and Mra Ijirry Whytal and daughters of pine Flat visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burnett and family on Wednesday evening. D. F. Ferguson of Bakersfield spent the week-end with his dsuxh ter. Mrs. F. W. Brown and family. Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Burgins ol Richmond, Kr. are visiting her. uncle. J. E. House and family. Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Burglna ol Richmond. Kr . are vlsiuni her uncle, J. E. House and family. Alice Brown and daughter and Maxlne Brown and sons spent Wed nesday with Orace Dearborn and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gift and Ed die Fernlund spent several dayi at Squaw Flat. The Ouild of St. Barabas church will sponsor a pinochle party at the parish hall October 3 at 8 p. m. Everyone Is cordially Invited. The Langell Valley Women's elub Is giving a moving picture show- at tht community hall October 18 at 8 p. m. (jnr (3s& 4& (MD8K) 3LIIi5tXJi MRS. CAR OWNER Telephone for pick-up end delivery service of your cor while your husband is out hunting. Moke lure your cor will not foil at the important lima you went it. Let Us Check the Following terns at No Charge to You BRAKES TIRES BATTERY LIGHTS WATER LEAKS ANTIFREEZE OIL ROAD TEST FOR GENERAL RUNNING CONDITION Free Pick-up and Delivery Service Dick B. Miller Co. OLDS -CADILLAC 7th end Klomoth Phone 4103 '"UlliHlllillltll'l" ''i" j.!H!!l Ve-ooTv&2o fsLr - Hii?) I'M klOTWIN' BUT A PACK HORSE A.ROUNP MERE IT'S HUMILERATIN' I WANT A MORE DK3NIFRIEO r 0HY, K JOB n VJL PiX VOO I . .w ..,s. npnr I COME MERE, BUG5V HAVE VOU GOT OU3MITY ..A PRIVATE OPFICC ANP A TTTLe.. N f NOW GET OUT THERE ANP YJft HAUL IN THE REST tj gTs I VC THAT STUPP lef. g e o O I I From Klamath's Finest Dairies come Crater Lake's rKsw It W M V r -ys." i". P a M.M y. i : hnr mrMlm. -1 til Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Masten. with Stanley, Jr., are allow n In the lovely living room of their Lost River Valley dairy ranch where Air, M salens father farmed before him. Htanley, Jr la Henley 4-H leader. Upper Insert la "Gerry," youngest of the family, pianist and 4-11 clubber. Portraits of aeveral lovely sisters are about the room. Below, a fine herd, a big, red dairy barn, and a mountain of hay means good production through winter. KLAMATH FALLS CREAMERY HOME OF.... CRATER LAKE DAIRY PRODUCTS i -OLD IT. GJ5"Trf .7CU D?VE I'M a FEW MC OOC'S C.SZD ' AHAR3 1 SCK?V. D-N5 IN THAT "5 MIND. HE'LL I EISA'S. BjT VCJ HCSplTAL TiME-MACH'NS A OOC.A.' J LzeT KE AMO ALLEV L5 BACK 0 CHClCs VrCLLP HAsE &V&Mmz$ few BETTER yajD CUT Hr5 THBCAT THAN TJKN I B"Oy HIM 7Vei THAT (Vtgi' HCsfN-HEACSS OLD y'DO EH? ALL RkSHT. I ' I i V to the rn I WITH ALL Of- MIlARvi PEFECTS, HE' VOU AReM'Tl VIS...I OWE IT TO HER, MISS! 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