WEDNESDAY, OCT. 12, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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m-l aighl la it milaa en houf.
AITKHN IIKE410N: fartly rlnudy to
day Willi law aralt.r.4 anwwaia Mil
pirilun. G.n.rally fair luniglil and
Tnurlar. Iliflll both rtava U l M
I iNiatilvtablp tunler tonighl will, ww
"NoimirRM CAi.iroNNiAi fair in-
4.V. Innlglil and Tliurauar eareiHing for
batrhaa uf fug along Waal ailghtlr
avarmar Inlariur bwlr. NHhaal In
It'tfth wind. U e J4 mllaa an hour mti
"'luM?' HIVM VAI.I.CV' fair lixlalr
and Ttiur.tlav .acpllng for mnmlltg
I.mJ nr lun rUniria In vallara High lo
day ml lJw Innlglil 40. High '1 hula
day an.
Kvrlrlx Tha Nature gwleljr of
III ! Klamath region will meet
Thursday evening In th chamber
ol commerce rooms. "Botulism, th
Scourge nl Waterfowl," will be the
iiblrrt nt Ui evening's talk by
Faith Mrl-eod. Th soclrly will con
tlnu to receive report Irnm mem
brre on bird noted In th baain
luce th September meeting; now
lliat the (all migration period tl on,
many new name ahould atart ep
pearlng on th list. Th Nature so
rlrly la a non-teehnlral orgaiitsa
turn formed to iulit th people of
the Klamaih basin who are Inter
eted In nature atudy to gain bet.
ter understanding of Klamath baaln
aublecta. The meetlngg of th eo
clely are open to the public.
Keturn heme Mr. and Mr. H.
M. Margrave hav returned to Mrd
furd allrr visiting with their ion,
I.loyd llargravr, and daughter!,
Mn Warren llrnnrtt, and Mra. Lei
ley Hurl. Margrave waa formerly
superintendent of Cwauna factory
and la now employed la a aimuar
position with th Timber Product
company of Medford. While In
Klamath Full" he went hunting with
niemliera of his family.
r Carnival Members of Ronse
well achool PTA. along with teachera
and atudenu, are preaentlng their
annual fall carnival In the achnol
gym at 1 o'clock Thursday night. All
member of the family are Invited
to attend the affair, which will In
clude booth for game of aklll, fish
ponda. a well aa gueat award for
the evening. Thl la the big money
making project for Rooaevelt achool.
At Shevlln-Federal elvll aervlra
announcea eiamlnatlon for the Job
of post office substitute clerk at
Shevlln. AppllranU muit be between
the agm of II and 50. except that
these ag llmlla may be waived for
veteran and under certain con
dition for war service Indeflnll
employee. Further Information may
be obtained from th postmatr,
poet office, Shevlln.
Ron Dm-Mr. and Mri. I. E.
Wood, lew Halsrjf. are the parent
of a new baby boy. their aecono
Th baby wa born on October (
.nil weighed 1 pounds I ounces.
Wood la employed by Klsmath Fall
ereamery. Mra. S. E. Woodard U
maternal grandmother and Mr.
Emily Wood of Connecticut P
temal grandmother.
Weeaava' Cwwtartl Th Women'
l-omvll of th First Christian
.hnrrh will meet at th church to
morrow at 10:S0 am. Mra. J. L.
Mendel will lead th devotion,
following which th different groups
will meet. There will be a ack
lunah at noon. Missionary atudy at
e'etoek wltl b lead by Mr. Willi
IClng. All church member and
trtenfl are Invited,.
T TmHk Oaapwa May Tan
p. man. auM Itinerant adult Uecher
at vrva ew.M deoartmant of educa
tion, will Tlett tha OT1 aampua
Ttiuraday at p. m. Purpose of
her visit I eo lay th ground work
tnr horn making course at OTI.
The meeting will be held In the
recreation hall and th publM t
Invited.
Hoy Itnrn Mr. and Mra. W. I.
Slokes, 44 IS Clinton avenue, are the
parents of a new baby boy, born
Friday, October I tie la their first
child and weighed 7 pounds. (
ounces. Mrs. Stokea la the former
Clara Lynch.
In Navv Ensign Luclrn P. Caull
eelt, USM. brother of Mrs. A. K.
Martin of Weed. I serving with
fighter squadron 113, operating from
the aircraft carrier US3 Valley Forge
which I participating In Operation
Mikl In the Pacific.
Meellng-The BRT auxiliary will
hold li regular meeting In the KC
hall, October 1J at 6:30 p.m. They
will go In a body to the safety meet
Ing held In the Legion hall at 7.30
p m.
Style Show Mrs. Jack Wallace
of the Rnndra beauty shop In
Malln will leav for Sncrnmento
next week-end to attend a style
how on October Id and 17.
; Luncheon There will be a lunch
eon tomorrow from 11:30 a.m. until
3 pm. In the Moon hall. All mem
bers, boili men and women, are cor-
, dially Invited to attend.
Meeting There will be a meet
ing of Theta Thrta Rho Girls club
No. tonight In the IOOF hall at
7:30. All member are requested to
be present.
Luncheon Reservations Auxiliary
members of Kcnmra Golf and Coun
try club are n.vkrd to call Mis.
Kievart Shell. .'B1. tor reservations
for the regular Friday luncheon.
Prayer Itouk Hludy The Woman
Auxiliary of Ht. Paul Episcopal
church will hav a meeting to
morrow at the homa of Mrs. James
Pattersfin. 1131 Crescent, at 3 pm.
It will be the first In the series of
five meetings devoted to the study
of the prayer book. Members are
reminded to bring their "Pieces for
Peace" to be sent to the displaced
person In Europe and Asia.
In Hospital John I-emlre of
U.M Altamont la a patient at Bt.
Vincent's hospital In Portland re
covering from aurgery. Ills son.
Ray K. Lemlr and Harry Lemlre.
have spent a few day at the family
hem here with Mrs. Lemlre. Ray
Is on leave from the navy. He has
been stationed In New Orleans and
will report soon In San Francisco.
Harry I a Boeing aircraft employ
from Seattle.
Pollurk IHnner The Royal Neigh
bors of Amerlra will hold a potluck
dinner at the Knlghta of Columbus
hall, Friday, October 14, at 6:30
p m. The dinner will be In honor of
those members who had birthdays
during the months of July, August
and rleptember. A regular business
meeting and Initiation of new mem
bera will follow Oie dinner. All offi
cer ar requested to wear formal.
gnu Born Mr. and Mr. Hugh
Pul are receiving congratulation
an the tairth of a baby boy at Klam
ath Valley hospital October 10. Th
llttie boy weighed I pounds ounce
and haa been named David Roa.
Th Pauls also have another enna,
year-old James. Paul la an em
ploy of th J. C. Penney company.
Lriairat University of Oregon
official basketball pleturee will be
ahown Thursday evening on the
OTI campus In recreation hall.
The ar considered excellent pic
tures of college tyle oauetoau
Ther I no charge. Tim for the
movie la I p. m.
New Babe Mr. and Mrs. John
O'Neill. 101 Auburn, hav a new
baby girl, born Monday. It la the
first child for th O'Neills, and they
have picked Shelley for her name
Bhelley weighed 6 pound 11 ounce
at birth.
Hunting Trip A hunting party
from Klamath Fall la spending the
week In Thompson valley. In the
erouo are Victor O'Neill, Andy Col
Her. Eathen Collier of Salem and
Alfred Collier.
Meeting Fealpeoed Roald Lodge
No. 39, Hon of Norway, have post
poned the regular meeting scheduled
for October 14. and will meet on
Friday. October 31. Thl meeting
will be an anniversary party, and a
potluck will be served at that time.
Regular Meeting Shasta View
grange will hold a regular meeting
at Shasta achool Thursday at I p. m
Orange ladles ar a Iced to bring
cookies.
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