MONDAY, NOV. 7, 194?
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACK FIV
Camp Fire
Has Another
Series Meet
Camp Fir mid lllue Illrd lead
m, assistant leaders, and sponsor
are uiged (o attend 111 tilth session
iif the training course for new lead
era which will be lirld at Ilia First
MettHallht t-lmit-li mi Tuesday eve
lilng, Niivemuer 8.
Thle inrrtlni, which U Ilia (Klh
of a aerlre nl alx, will ba a work
ahup stressing three ninlla of hand
craftlinger piilntliig, paper ma
rhp. and rrnynn eulilng. u will ba
ahiiwn hnw 'hia type of creative
haiulcrult may be adapted to verl
oua ant firU.
Chairman
Mia. Mynin Turner la chairman
nf the tiAlnliig committee on the
Camp Mr Cllila council, and with
mrinbrra tf her committee have
been emphasising the Importance at
gill planning and training In democ
racy In both Illue Ilird groupa and
Camp Fire grtuiM. Previous aea
Ion have Included training In ym
boUsm. games, dramatic, ainglng.
program pUnnlng, and group or
gamtatlun. Other membera of tha
I training committee are Mis Eva
I Jlurkhalter. and Mra. Charles Kerr.
The new leader attending lh
course are Ml. John Larson, Riv
erside school: Mi. Lincoln Leluke,
Mra. Itlck. and Mla lleth Lloyd,
from Falrliavcn school; Mra. And-
rui. Mra. R. It. Itou, Mr. Runnlt
King. Mra. Hennetl, Mra. Cecil Wil
bur from Mill achnol; Mra. Eleanor
Hall. Mra. Ilerschrll lladley. Ml
lllanche cuburne. Mlu Mary Lou
Monroe, Mra. C. L Irving, and Mr.
A. 8. Arkcrmaii ol Kooevell achool;
Mr. Virgil Hnuth from the acade
my: Mra. Dean Miller. Mra. John
Perrell, Mr. Cllen Hearon. Mr.
Milton Bouiherhind and Mr. R. J.
Humlirr from Hhasla Way school;
Mr. L. U. Dccn. Mra. William H.
Hulllvan. Mra. J. M. Pylea. and Mr,
fllfl A. Barrett ol Flrvlew chnol;
and Mra Homer Plelda. Mra. Writ,
and Mra. Maliaftry from Merrill.
More Hrheduled
A second erlea ol training aea
atom U being scheduled tor after
t'hrlatmaa and will Include advanc
ed work on symbolism, rank, group
planning, dramatic, and a special
acuMon tor sponsors.
Camp Plra OlrU U a Red Peathrr
agency.
She Heeds This
m u it kT
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Bly Grange 771
Wins Award
btaie grange otlicial have re
ported that Bly Orange Til placed
first for the itate of Oregon In the
National Orange service contest,
held recently.
The prize was 1300 In bonds. The
Bly report has been forwarded to
tha national headquarter. Second
place winner was Uie Unity grange
of Baker county which won 1100 In
bonds.
Laturell Vallry won third plac
and received the ISO prise In bonds.
Both Bly and Langell Valley grange
will b host to the Klamath Po
mona grange at tha Bly school gym
this Saturday.
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ALBUQUERQUE. N. M . Nov. 7
V-Jofteph Market. 34, was booked
for disorderly conduct yesterday. He
cm charged with directing deroga
tory language at a fellow motorist.
The other motorist was Bernalillo
County Hherllf John A. Plaaka.
CARtl OP THANKS
We wish to express our sincere
appreciation to our many friend
and neighbor for their acts of
kindness and for their sympathy
during our recent bereavement, the
lots of our beloved wife, mother
and grandmother, Maude M. Lln
ater. HENRY A. LIN8TER
MR. AND MRA. OKOROE
f. OAI.I.AOHER AND
r FAMILY
VERLE 8AOERS
Here's what she wants for Christ
masl A cheerful apron In a design
that really protect her good clothe.
Oay a Chrutmaa Day, with pocket
and rlckrarkt
Pattern MM In sires medium (36
to 3I, large 40 to 44). Estra large
i46 to Mi. Medium requlrea 2
yards of 35-Inch fabric.
This ey to - use pattern gives
perfect fit. Complete, lllustralrd
Hew Chart shows you every step.
Bend TWENTY FIVK cents in
coins for this pattern to Klama'h
Pall Herald and News Pattern De
partment. P. O. Box (1740. Chlcai;-!
10. III. Print plainly VOIR NAMK.
aiiik:kh, .one, ki.k, btvlk
Nt MIII R.
Don't mlu our Marian Martin
Pail and Winter Pattern Book!
Smart, new clothes to sew at home.
Olfl Idea bv the score. Send fif
teen cent for Uil book a Pree
Pattern la printed In the book a
new wesklt to wear with your skirt
and dresses I
County Yule
Seal Sales
Force Ready
All of Klamath county la now or
ganized and ready to start the sale
of Chrlslmaa aeala which will fi
nance the work done by the Tuber
culosa and Health association In
laUliuc the standard of health tor
our community.
Mra. W. A. Shannon haa been
named county chairman and Orth
Huemore city chairman. William
MrKlbbln la directing the personal
solicitation campaign, and Mra.
John Ashley la In charge of selling
the Santa Claua buttons and bangles
In the city schools during the Chrut
maa season.
f 'halrmen
The outlying communities each
have a chairman, also. Por Bonan
za. It la Mra. Owen Prpple; Merrill,
Mr. Warren fruits; Malln, Mrs. A.
C. Street: Midland, Mr. LeRoy
llouck: OTI. Mr. Burnlce Orewell;
Sprague River. Rosa Mclntyre;
Dairy, Don Rlre; Chlloouln, Mra.
Ruby Pleler; Crescent, Mrs. Esther
Ouddat: Bly, Mrs. Dave Campbell;
Ollrhrut. Albert Carmlchael; Che
mult, Mrs. .L. C. Franklin; and
Hhrvlln. C. M. Olson.
Ill connection with the organiza
tion of the coun'.y. Mra. Edith Comp
ton, executive secretary of the asso
ciation, and Mra. Shannon Just re
turned from a trip on which they
contacted chairmen at Olichrlst,
Chcmult, Crescent, Bhevlln, Chllo
quln. Fort Klamath and Klamath
Agency. In addition to the Christ
mas seal sale, they discussed with
school personnel the need their
school would have for health films,
posters and pamphlet on tuberru
loala and health education. The pos
sibility of social hygiene course for
parents waa also considered.
The Chrutmsa seal sale will offi
cially open on November 21 and
continue through the Chrutmaa season.
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Shop ahead at Pennty's oh
It MINERS KILLED
BERLIN, Nov. 1 Wp A Western
tone newspaper reported yesterday
that 70 East Oerman miners died
when the powder supply of a Sovi
et cone uranium mine blew up. The
mine, according to the newspaper
Soxial Democrat, wa near Zwick
au, 60 miles southwest of Dresden
in the Erg mountains.
BIG TIMER David Smith. 2V4,
found time hanging heavy on hia
hands when he viatu-d a clock
exhibition at Auckland, New
Zeulund. Davie got a lift from
a grown-up and found that. Just
as he'd suspected, the watch wu
too big for bit pocket
Everyone Excited
But Baby
ORAND RaPIDS. Mich., Nor. 7
ofi Tiny Susan Culp saw no rea
son for all the excitement when
her foot became wedged In a cellar
drain yesterday.
So she dropped off to sleep while
her parent. Mr. and Mr. Roy
Culp, three police officers and a
doctor worked frantically to free
her. They finally succeeded by
knocking a hole In the cement
floor and removing part of the
drain pipe. Huleen month old Susan
slept right through all the pound
ing. She waa still snoozing when her
mother carried her up to bed.
U.8. Bureau of Mines engineers
are making a mineral Inventory ol
Kansas.
Fuses Blow Causing
Power Ourago
Resident of the Mills addition. 8t.
Francis and Altamont dutricta were
subjected to an Jnvoluntary black
out Saturday evening when the
light went out about 6:15 p m.
California Oregon Power compa
ny officials said the balck-out wa
caused when several fusea blew out
on high tension lines near the Great
Northern railroad depot.
Cause of the blown fusea was
not determined. Copco repairmen
went to work and light were on
within one hour.
For a few pennies per word you
can a .vej-tise to thousands through
a Want-Adl Phone 8111.
No Other Rub Acts Faster h
(EH GIT
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tm rttm c gin. ickmg mm itln
Mutror not only bring fut relief
but lu mt pa i relieving medtnuoti 1
breaks up rn feat ion in upper bran- ;
rhta.1 tube. Muatwfl offers A!L tha
benefits of muftlsrd plawtr without
the bother nf makinr oat. Juil rub
it on cheat, throat antl back.
SHOE REPAIR
TUES. AND WED.
SPECIAL
LADIES' HEEL LIFTS
Leather or Composition
WHILE
WHILE fw n
WAITatda"!
PAIR
National Shoes
Service
PENNEV'S DOWNSTAIRS
LOST: MISERY
OF CONSTIPATION
"Ifi wonderful how much better I
feel. And 1 need no more lax live
all due to eating one dish of ALL-
11 HAN daily I 1 ain
cerely recommend
this cereal." Mra.
J.A.Hamma,1226W.
Main St., Portland,
Ind. Jasf on of man y
tmioliciftd letters.
You. too, may expect
wonderful relief if
constipation 1 due
to lack of bulk in your diet. Just eat
one ounce of crisp, flavorful ALU
BRAN daily, drink plenty of water.
If not eatieued alter 10 day, arnd
the empty carton to Kellogg', Battle
Creek, Mich. Get DOUBLE YOUR
MONEY BACK.
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Tues. and Wed.,
November 8 and 9
to assist in measuring
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Over 300 samples for
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