Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, October 14, 1949, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, OCTOBER, 14, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACI THREI WEATHER ntcAM v al UJ lal tmr .... OSi " N.mal .... " WU11HN IIHKIiUM S'alr '' TOa.111 cloUdlltVM UMtll WMIIIMr fill yorllutl builahl. alulda inii.Hr iou4y. I.IHI Uinuaielma ilii mmu soni lU'HUuod uf lam I" imiiIIi put' Hon. Itih M Ui M imIIi ' It aauth uufllun. I lo.intl.t U w i aouia and ja lo noilh. WliuU nail miMhatly 10 ui l I.Ktar. Umuiii Ina ulh.il niirili tutuim lala uxicaiil Imiaaalng SalunUr. CABTKHN IWlaON ralr ludar and Baturtlay. I.lllla temparalurv iliaiis. tllh bnltl data U In U '" l'""'l HlaM aar.uUiit iiaar 1(1 miliar vall.n. yuaTiiiuN 1'Al.iroHNIA. Fair '- dar. mnKhl and alur.U ll "I'll i.rl.hl. lii.h rli.uilliia aiiuth piirln.il. I.lllla Mnwatalma rhaliga V.nal'le aylnda lo u 1U mil, ait hmir amlljr ..-... BArih .. 1'i.ln I HaiM ,w:iV ii 1 1 KM VA1J.KV fair Willi tilth clnudlnaaa liwtay IhriHiah fUluiday. Illgll lialar 14. Uw lonianl M Hull n'i'iuATII VAl.ta ANI VHINITV Pair with nrfa.h.iial tilth rlnudlnaM li- dar thriMifh Malunlav. men mmi.jt a. I.,w iffnlahl High RaliiMlay .V M.I Karl. IS' Mln M Praelpllalloa laal 4 hinjra - MJ Moan Estenalun-ratrhaven hnnn mimiImi unit avlll mpal Werlne. dy, October ID. it till- home nf ura w. J. Rmila. 40o Tniinuunn I to a m Tnnle w 111 be 'Holiday IMa-oratkin From Nature." Leartrra earn b Mri. Al tlolllnay and Mr. Harold Behle(eraUln. Thiavr. wishing to know what malrrlnla to bring Iki HTMlai.1 mav iall lha leailara A politick limrheon will be aerved . mmah inrl Ihtian attrflfltll Br ad to brim thrlr own lbl trrVlC. t'herrh Wemen 111 wonirn n( th senkir cirri of lhi Congrrg Uanal church will hold their regular monthly meeting at th home of Mr. Hurry B. Btone. 2204 Uarrow, Friday, Octobrr 31, at 1:30 p m. r. t L. Mitchell will be co-hoatrg. Ui. Addle May Nlinn, city llbrmrUn will review Tolstoyi "Where Ood I Thr U Love Alo. Tnm forUand rrlriidA wrr raallng Mariarrt Powell ljimb nd her mother. Mri Duvid Himell nf Portland, who gent ThurxlKy and Friday in Klamath falla. They were ueau at the home of Mr. and Mra. CalTln P. Lamb and at tlx Robert Odell home. read aJc Hie PrUctlla club of th CongrecaUonal church m ill hold cooked food tale Saturday morn Ing at Bmll'l market on Oregon avenue. Plea, cakea, hotbreada and homemade candlea will be available. titina Mra. Sheldon Brumbaugh and eon Alex anent lat week-end at Harbor turning with Mra. Harry Bathtany, formerly of Klamath Fell. Appointed-John If. Fliher hat been appointed dlolrlct talea man ager of the Union Oil company for the Medford dlalrli t. He will tuper vue tale and opcraUuna for the company throughout Houlhern Ore gon, rutirr, from uaklaud, tuc ceedt W. V. Crlddle, Uamferred to Hacramento. Moved Orover Clarkaon waa moved from Klamath Valley hot pltal Wednesday nghl to the home of relatlvea In Chlloquln by Kaler't ambulance. Clarkaon aulfered a broken leg about a month ago when hie horae fell on him aa he waa rounding up cattle. Meeting Plana Mrmbera nf the Prlarllla club of the Congregational rhurih will meet Tucaday, Ortober It. at the home of Mri. Prank Hhepard, lie Orant. with Mrt. E. L. (lelnger, Malatlng hoateat. All membera are anked to be preaent promptly at I pin. Keturna Vernon Kdlund hat re turned to Hpokane, Waah., alter a vlall at the Uouglat Ernat home, 2W1 Wlard. Vernon went through army air lore training with Ernat. While here Kdlund enjoyed a deer hunt with Oouglaa, Harry Enut and Hud Armtlrong. On Vlall Mra. Don HoakUu. 1200 : Monclalr, wat called lo Bremerton. Waah., but Sunday to attend the funeral of her nephew. Henry Van Uerhyden, who died from cancer laal week. Jack Markert, 340 N. th, la a coualn of the deceaaed. Card Party The Order of Vaa la tpontorlng card party In 1UOP hall Saturday al 1:30 pm. Pinochle and whlat will be played and award made. The public la Invited. Mem bera are reminded that the meeting atarta at 7:30 pm. In Klamath Mr. and Mra. Ted Hyde of near Hly are tpendlng lev eral da vi In Klamath Palla while their young daughter. Suaan. two year old. recovrrt from a recent atlark of pneumonia. They are al the U. O. WUtama apartment on tth tlrert. Luncheon The mrmben of Klam ath County Aaaoclated Women will meet for luncheon at 13 3p pm. Monday at the Wlnema hotel. Rummage Hal Orlont are hold ing a rummage aale neat door to Leon'a today and Saturday. Doora open at ( am. i yr S'ZES 10-1, I HIGH SCHOOL News and Comments y Flo Ann Parking ii By official proclamation of the mayor of Klamath Palla. Robert Thompaun. today la official "Heal Medford Day" and every ttudent In high achool teemed to be out to beat them In rnihualaain a well it the tcore at the game tonight. Laal nlght't bonfire rally drew a very large crowd and the program Included yella and aon and aklta. Jim Mannlng'a auggeaUon that the bonfire rally become a KU1IH tra dition met with hearty approval. Mayor Thompvm, who acted aa muter of ceremunlea, aJuurrd the atudenu that aa long aa he wa mayor, KUH8 could have the bon fire. a The moat recent example of the ttudenta' achool aplrtt waa of courae the aerprntln down Main atreet thla afternoon. Th enure ttudent body paraded In alngle file dov-n the atreet and rarlou cluua alwi entered event. The Cheat cl'jb entered a float with a large coffin aymbollzlng Medford In front of a acoreboard reading: "Klamath. W I Medford, 0." Latin club member : dreaaed In Uigaa were led down the il reft by Caeaar hlmaelf. Hpaniih club membera however paraded In a Spaulah conga line aaying, "unu. due, tret, keek." 1 a On novel organization entered In the parade la one entirely new to the atudent body. The group hai named luelf "The Little Men't Marching and Chowder Society" and It la limited to the preaent four i member Marvin Neraelh. Angua i Stewart, Doug Llechty and John j Oliver. Probably the moat apectac ular thing about the group la the unlforma which Include enormo'Jt white overall, black derbyt and 'black umbrella. In reality theae boya axe the one who operate the I acoreboard and clock, but they itate that their actual purpose 1 the ! preservation of marching and the j consumption of chowder. Panel Fences To Protect Hastacks LAKE VIEW Alfalfa hayaUcka In arena frlltfaM tin m.aul Kw ' In the winter time are to be pro tected by panel fencing ipecially built and loaned to ranchert by the Oregon Bute Oft me commlaalon. William C. Lightfoot, game com- miaaion agent in Lake and Klamath counlle. aald that 800 of the! panel had been received her and nave been loaned out to rancher. 1 The ttack In arraa which annually , tuf fer heavy damage from maraud-1 Ing deer are protected tint. I The panel, eight feet by eight' feet tquare. are built of Ixt Inch material. The game comm. (salon had Mich panel built for uaei throughout eaatern Oregon. Pattern la printed In the book a new weaklt to wear with your tklrta and drewetl for the radio In that It U a matter of tlower tempo and more aniculu- tion. Handling the halftlme narration at Modoc field for each Pelican it wa planned yesterday to bring grid game, Corllaa Mayfleld ha a i over the Medford student body man-elzed job of describing the I president. Warren Wendt. In time color at these event. The technique . for the pep assembly and rally to Involved In public address requires ; day. KUHS Student Body Presl much more patient work and re-1 dent Wayne Carother fe.'t such a hearsal and the techniques differ i plan would Improve relation be from the ordinary mike techniques I tween the achool. Nominees' Acceptances Due Tuesday LAKEVTEW The deadline for fil ing written acceptances of nomina tion by those who were nominated : for town office at the recent noml-1 natlng convention will be Tuesday October It. On Wednesday of thla week nearly all the nominee had filed their acceptance. The tame deadline, October It. appllea to th filing of nominating petition for any other who wish to be candidate for town offices at tKj Nmremhe lMtlnn TVitrur signature of nuallfieH writer ' required on such petition. 1 t urt Quitting I Ed Court, present recorder, who waa nominated at the convention,! aid Wednesday that he will not file ' his acceptance a he wishes to leave the office at the dote of the year. He plan to retire and do: considerable traveling. The only other nominee who ha not filed hi acceptance la Clarence Bylngton, nominee for councilman. Accept ance have been filed by the follow ing : for mayor, Carl Lange and 8. H. Sawyer. For recorder. Clar ence Fessler. For councllmen. Dr. A. E. Naalund. H. W. Mercer. Ho mer Powell. For treasurer, Walter Bowne and Ben Wtlkerton. Tillamook Tret Planting Slated FOREST OKOVE. Oct. 14 ' ot Hand planting of th first tret la th ttate'a llo.&ooooo nforsauuaa program for th Tillamook burm will atari November 1. A 34-man crew, mad up of Mat forestry personneJ. wiu handle th work. Northwest District Ward auwara ocnroear said today. Th planting crew will work eouttt of th Owl and on aom Koa acre along th Wilton rtvar hla wy. Poultry, Egg Strike Again Posrpontd PORTLAND, Oct 14 0TV Tnr 111 be no ttrlk of A PL en and poultry worker In Portland at lat dntii Monday. A previous atrlke deadline waa postponed yesterday, for the third time. In order to conduct a vat on a new contract offer by th Pacific Co-operative Poultry Pro ducers and tli Brentwood Egf com pany. Term were not dlscloMd, Merchant Meet Then will be a meeting of the merchant executive committee at the chamber of com mere office at 10 am. Tuesday, October It. Merchant Association President Rudy Jacob will pratlde) at the meeting. It Pay to Dm the Want-Aa. 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