Herald and news., October 11, 1949, Page 7, Image 7

TUESDAY, OCT. II, 1949
hERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, ORtGOi.
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EXTENSION
UNIT NEWS
Versatile Actor
New Officers
Elected
At Merrill
Election of officer of the Merrill
home extension unit waa held at
the rtrat meeting of Uie year (Sep
tember 30 In the recreation hall.
Mri. charlra Cunnlniham U prtsl
dent, lone Hrawn, vice president:
Margaret Uiper, eecrelary-lreasur-tr;
cominllleea, Mra. William Few;
membership, Mrs. Walt Rathmak-
er; lunch. Mm. E. K. Kllpatririt;
4-H. Mri. Vlrill Reafnrd: publicity.
Mra. W. D. Van Cleavo: car of
children, Mra. Charlea Cunnun
ham: hospitality. Mra. Klnyd Maun
ey: finance, Mra. Milton Iper; re.
torder, Mra. Iloland Went.
Nursery Hervlr
The offlcera of the unit tslsli to
f'reaa Uiat women with email chil
li ren are uriird to attend aa pro
A uiona have been made to take care
ol them.
Project leadera have been ap
pointed aa folluwa: herb cookery,
tons Brown, Grace Provost, Eva
Van Cleave. Broiling. Mildred Hoe.
francea Andrewa, Margaret Loper;
new wall flnlihea, Hnniia Mauney,
Cleo Deiiham, Cleone Hunipal; holi
day decorations from nature, Mil
dred Rexford.
Vlallora
Mary Glen. Klamath county
home demonstration agent aa prea-
ent at the meeting aa waa Mra.
Eber Kllpalrlck. member of
elate council.
The neat meeting will be October 1
from 10 a. m. to 1 p. m. and the
project will be "making a blouse "
Miaa Glenn will be in charge and
the ladlea are asked to bring a lack
lunch. Card will be trill the mem
ber! telling them of the meeting
place.
HORIZONTAL
1,7 Depleted
actor
UMike pouibl
13 Holy person
14 Negative word
19 Insert
17 Important
metal
11 Oriental
llSlouan
Indiana
iO Bitter vetch
21 Prepoillion
21 Symbol for
thoron
24 Paradise
29 Aroma
1 UfikeelH
4 Symbol for
rubidium
5 Ifndgrpodga
6 Church f.itt
araanrt
7 limine wood
sprites
I Sloth
porgy Mean
IOMik
II Poultry
I Observe
IS Thus
22 Upon
23Peliil digit
24 Goddess of
diarord
(Answer to Prevlong Puzzla
mmmsm
ItOt the thing 15 Half (prefix)
10 Brother of ' panuire
Jacob (Bib.)
31 Little demoni
34 Bight ab.)
35 Forefather
3 llatten
It Babylonian
deity
39 Any
40 Energy (colt )
42 He la a
veraatile
47 Dry, as win
50 Indonesian of
Mindanao
61 Hug
fit Age
53 Me la a
actor
SJ Mend
57 Plural
pronoun
51 Redacted
VERTICAL
1 U. S. coin .
2 Small wild ox
of Celebea
28Glrl'i name
32 Make ready
33 Ocean
31 Hun god
37 Depnve of
one'a aeiit
40 Time gone by
41 Kngrav
42 On Ih
thellered lide
43 la able
44 Transpose
(ab)
48 Hamboolik
grata
48 Great jke
49 Pasteboard
54 Electrical unit
5 Jumbled type
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Bly
Bly home externum unit neia iui
rally day meeting Beptember 22 at
the home ol Mra. J. Kendall with
15 membere preaent. Mra. H. Pow
ell, chairman, waa In charge of Uie
session, and gave a brief talk on
the purposes and alma of the ex
ternum project
Plane for the coming year were
dlacuued. and leadera chosen for
varloua projecu. Committee chair
men wera appointed a I follmra:
hospitality. Mra. B. Angus:
luncheon. Mra. T. Arnulrong; pub
licity, Mra. J. R. ,Caaeberr: 4-H
club, Mra. Powell; recreation, Mra.
Anderson and Azalea house, Mri.
II Hadlry.
The meeting waa adjourned, and
relrethmenta wera aerved.
Poe-Valley-Olene
The Poa Vallry-Olena home t a
trnalon unit met at the home of Mra.
Rex High September 30 at 1:30.
There were 20 member preaent.
Committee chairmen wera an
nounced aa followa: memberahip
and hospitality, Mri. O. L. Brown,
Mra. Taylor High: luncheon, Mri.
H. Marshall, Mra. Mary Brellhaupt;
recreation, Mra. Wilbur Rr)luuc.
the1 Mrs, John Coleman: publicity, Mra.
Charlea Johnaon: alandara unit.
Mra. Robert Lewis. Mra. Edwin
Wens; 4-11 club. Mra. William T u
bach: finance, Mn. Hex High, Mrs.
Prank ttulllven; Aaalra house. Mra.
Marlon Barnea: ACWW-lnlernauon-al
relations. Mra. Francis Frurr;
scrap book. Mra. Ed Riffle.
Neat .Meet
The next meeting will be h e 1 d
at the Ulene hall October 14 at 1:30
p. m. Mra. Edwin Wen and Mrs.
Carrol Brunton will be project lead
ers. The demonstration will b e
Making Jtoltday Decorations Prom
Nature." Visitors are always w 1 1-come.
Pellc
can
Members of Pelican extension
unit met Friday at the C. D. Phil
lips home to learn the streamlined
method of making a blouse. Mary
Olrn, demonstration agent, aided.
while Mra. L. Orrel Jr. Mrs. R.
Pinion. Mra. II. Hennlnger and Mra.
B. Valk cut and aewed blouses.
aal. and bulb sal. b, th. Elated! Endurance DuO
Women of the farm bureau and the .
Bonanza O-rden club. Resting
The unit decided to sponsor com-1 ; YUMA, Arlx., Oct. 11 F The
munlty hobbles as a apeclal project , Mw world champion endurance
ana to join in inter-ciuo council mere. Woody Jongeward and Bob
resting at their
with the chairman aa representa
tive. Mra. Jesse Angel will teach
leather craft and textile painting.
Blouse-making waa aet aside at ! Mr"- MM " William
noon when membere enjoyed a sack ; w'" "cn w,e "'axing oi noox
luruh. The buslnea, meeting w I 'd rugs BlieU craft WIU also be on
called to order by the president, ! ' bobll" Uuhl-
Mra. John Weber, Immediately foi- Member preaent were Mrs. Cecil
lowing luncheon. Mrs. C. Phillip Haley, Mra. Tommy O'Connor, Mr,
won th h!U elephant prlw. K"' Pernlund, Mra. John Hom. Mri.
rreu nuni, rara. unnis nuecx,
Mrs. H. E. Oberhelde, Mrs. O. N.
' Other Preaent
Other members present were
Mra. E. Riley, Mra. B. Humes. Mra.
A. McClurg. Mra. R. Keller and
Mra. R. Mathla. Visitors were Mrs.
F. Hlagel and Mra. V. Henry.
The next meeting will be Novem
ber 1 at the home of Mra. G. C.
Owyn, 231 Pulton. The project will
be "Holiday Decorations' with Mn.
R. Keller and Mri. P. Detroit drm
onstratlng,
Hairy, Mra. Jrue Angel, Mri. Jess
Drew, Mra. William Drew, Mri.
Verle Heseltlne, Mra. LaVerne Haa
klne and two guests, Mn. Davis and
Mra. Marie Fraley.
Wood house, are
home today.
Bine August 24 when they took
off from th (mailer Marsh avia
tion field on th other alda of
town, they had flown 35.000 mile,
the equivalent of three time around
the world.
If you have an lc cream scoop
, . . . . I you've been using all summer don't
Th. wartime navy pilot brought t ,t ,w,y now y,., vtmlh
Is here. It s an excellent tool to keep
around the kitchen with which to
serve mashed polalos. tuna fish or
aalmon salad or cottage cheese.
their four-place plane. "Th City
of Yuma to a landing at th
Yuma county airport yesterday
afternoon at 3:33 pm. (MHTi after
1124 hours and IS minute of con
tlnuoua flying.
Us th Want Ada tot Quick RawulUI
DUg TO COLO
remedy ta as t ,
WICKS
.V VauoRu
Kprrd MATIN it KOPKft
KOCKK PAINT fiTOKK.
ujitu iui aaviatiM
lAtlfT MADE JUSI FOI
rout chiio
I uy to gin, no tab
let cutting. Assure!
accural dosooe, Vi
(dult do. Easy to
tafc,orajif flavored.
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FOICIIUHIII
- I Shoes Loofc
imm,v uiiisrvnit i
From Nature. presented by Mrs.
Kurl Kujac nd Mm. Kenneth 8am-
on. Lunchenn will be aerved, and
thijfte attendim are aked to brine
thrlr own table wrvice. Anyone in- i n cooperation with the
tereitted u cordially Invited.
Bonanza
Th horn of Mra. LaVerne Has
klna waa the scene of Bonanza home
extension unlt'a rally day meeting
Beptember 30. Mra. Haskina, chair
man, presided.
Committee for the new season
are, membership and honpitality,
Mra. Tommy O'Connor: luncneon,
Mra. Jeihe Drew and Mra. Ben Dix
on: recreation, Mra. Roy Pernlund:
publicity, Mrs. Verle Heseltlne:
acrapbook, Mra. Cecil Haley: stan
dard unit, Mra. H. E. Oberhelde;
4-H, Mra. John Horn; finance, Mrs.
Harlan Prough; Azalea house, Mrs.
Henry Schmor; ACWW, Mrs. Isa
bella Heseltlne: care of children,
Mra. Don Ralph; legislative and re
search, Mra. Fred Rueck.
Hneruvl Committee
Mrs. Tommy O'Connor and Mrs.)
Roy Pernlund were appointed as a
apeclal committee for the cooked
food ale to be held this Thursday
In the Oddfellowa hall at Bonanza,
rummage
r
Swjj KlIPS brown (hoc brown, black ahoea
eijJVT black, red ahoe red. And give a brilliant,
ijjTkjeJL lasting shine. Thrifty, too. In all popular
NEW!
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OYANSHINI
wkw Ms
Kaa-si is by far the greatest
whrat state In the union, producing
nearly twice aa much as It nearest
competitor North Dakota.
Hans Norland
Phone 00.
Auto Insurance.
Altamont
Altamont home extension unit
will hold lis first project meeting
Tuesday, October 18, at 10 a m. at
Joan's Kitchen. The demonstration
will be on "Holiday Deroratloiu
WHO'S SWITCHING
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SMITH BROTHERS NEW
WILD CHERRY BIG HITI
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md $hry wwV.' Gd a pck ttW!
Thousands everywhere
have switched to
Calvert Reserve because
it tastes better!
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this Packard chart?
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Who gets most of our
customers dollar?
GAS-ECONOMY REPORT
based on current reports from
nearly 1,000 owners of the
new 135-HP Packard Eight,
equipped with overdrive.t
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This chart covers the highway gas mileage
of the new 135-HP Packard Eight, with
ovcrdrivet with variations caused by dif
ferences in speed, traffic, and driver habits.
And notice, please the most frequently
mentioned figure is 19 miles per gallon!
Notice, too, that 3JC6 of the owners
reported mon than 19!
Amazing? It's the gas-economy sensa
tion of the fine car field! And bear in
mind: Along with its brilliant new oper
ating economy, Packard gives you the
enduring safety and comfort of two tons
of husky roadweight, '
Come in now for the most pleasant sur
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LEE HUFF MOTOR CO.
603 So. 6th St.
Klamath Falls, Ort.
1. Tha ewnarl? Ne. Last year. Union Oil's
mcckholders got 10 million dollars in dividends
from the company's operations. Divided amonjr
36,120 preferred and common stockholders, this
amounted to an average of $278 per owner.
II
ii pr r it
2e Tha amployaasT Guess ai;ain. Union Oil's
employees got 34' i" million dollars in salaries,
wages and benefits out of the money the company
took in. Divided among our employees, this
amounted 4o an average of 1,600 apiece.
a.
1 i", .
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X Tha tax collacter? Right. Federal, State
and other governmental agencies collected almost
47 million dollars from the money Union Oil Com
pany took In during 19484 times as much as the
owners got, 13 more than the employees got
4 In tha last analysis. ..that money was
youra, not ours. For gasoline taxes alone added
25 to 40 to the price of Union Oil's 76 gasoline
depending on tha tax rata in the community
where you bought it. Wiping out all the profits
paid to Union Oil owners in dividends, on tha
other hand, would have lowered the price of our
petroleum products only lit per gallon.
UNION OSIL
OF C VI I 57 O 11 MIA
INCOIPOBATID IN CAllfOINIA
octosii ir, lies
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Union Oil Company, it dedicated to
discus$ion of how and why America
business functions. We hops you'll feel
ftes to send in any suggestions or
criticisms you havs to offer. Writs: The
President, Union OH Company, Union
Oil Building, Los Angeles it, California,