Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, November 25, 1949, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextFACE ItOHT HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OR ICON Ml DAY, NOV. 23. 194 Fata Night Ibid By Pelican Group Fathers night meeting at Pelican Farent-Teacher association was held rbla. November IS. at T:SO Djn. and room wan open for the parents to u Dei ore tne meeting, a nan Hour business session wss neia wun aecretary and treasurer reporU read and approved. A motion ss carried to have a square dance on Decern bar 10. to earn money lor in tenooi project. Mrs. O. X. Vinson and Oerald Clemens appointed mora help on the ways and means committee, Mrs. Kelvin Woods. Miss Thompson and Mrs. Robert Fin ton wlU assist the ways and means. Those appointed to decide on a school project were Mrs. Bay Keller. Mrs. F. B. Barnes, Mrs. Ward, Robert Plmton, Mr. Robertson and Ira ZlrUr. Winner Mrs. Thompson's room won the membership drive for the year and an award given her pupils. The room count prist went to Mrs. Lois LI rids room. The next PTA meeting was moved np a week and will be held Decern, bar 14, so aa not to Interfere with the Christmas program December 32. Fathers were entertained with a variety program. Mrs. Sherman Carter played several piano solos and students cf the Norma Dean studio presented tap. Hawaiian and aaUor numbers. David Feebler gave . .imti of bodr building by weight lifting. Sherman Carter kens- a aolo and the final number wa s comedy. 'Kids Will Be Kids," by members of the PTA. First and second grade mother and teachers served refreshments In the cafeteria. A well planned Thanksgiving deeoratlon was on the Subteeners' Have! Talelake There will be a meeting to discuss the organisation of a Parent-Teacher group at Carr school November 30 at 130 pm. An those Interested are urged to attend. A social hour after the business session It planned. Patrons' Benefit Success MERRILL The benefit sale spon sored by the Merrill Parents-Patrons club was a decided financial success with $150.3$ net profits re ceived, The tale waa conducted at the meeting Thursday evening, Novem ber 17. Potatoes, apples, bacon, beef, eggs, chickens and cakes were some of the items donated. Sixty dollars at the proceeds will be used to pur chase record albums for the school music department, and the balance will go Into the club's treasury to be used for other needed Item for the school. Mrs. Wera Ocht fifth rrada re ceived a cake for selling the most ticket. Mr. Kanselmeyer seventh (reds room won the room count prizt, also a cake. Meeabcrebia Drive A concentrated drive for mem bership will be started January 1, and a IS cash award win be given the room having 100 per cent mem bership of parents, or If no room baa 100 per cent membership the room with the highest percentage Will win. . Refreshment were served at the Hose of the meeting by Mrs. Dan Barry, Mrs. Alfred Carleton. Mr. Roy Beadey, and Mrs. Don Carson. Man Fasts 92 Days, Dies BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Nov. 38 ( Percy Coplon, who started what he aald would be a 100-day fast on September 36, died early today. Percy, a jocular five-by-five who weighed 357 pounds at the start, had gone 93 days without food. His weight had dropped to 345 pounds. Ha was &3. Coplon spent most of the fast in small house atop a 30-foot pole at bit home. Last Sunday he came down because of diadneu and said he would finish hit 100-day fast lm bit home. Bit dizziness diminished and Per cy wa In good spirits yesterday, lie lapsed Into unconsciousness Just before midnight, however, falling to the floor In his bathroom. For a few pennies per word yon aa advertise to thousands through Want Ad I Phone 81 1L 1 fUIU9352 a For your smart little Sub-Teen daughter, that smart little dress! Collar V tie style It what all the Crowd adores, to la the whirly pleated pocket-skirt! Pattern MSJ m Dirts' sixes 6. t, 10. It. 14. Sue 10 takes 3 yds. 39 ln.: yd. 34-la. contrast. That easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. - Send TWENTY -FIVE cent to coin for this pattern to ICamath Falls Herald and News Pattern De partment, P.O. Box 6740. Chicago 80. HL Print plainly VOI R NAME, ADDRESS, ZONE, SIZE, STYLE NUMBER. Dont mist our Marian Martin Fall and Winter Pattern Book! Smart, new clothes to sew at home. Gift Idea by the score. Send fifteen cents for this book a Free Pattern it printed in the book a new wesklt to wear with your skirt and dresses! ANOTHER BLAZE SALEM. Nov. 35 UP) Flames broke out again yesterday at the state Fairview home, but were ex tinguished without damage. It was the fourth fire threat at the Insti tution In 18 months. SPRED SATIN Rener Refer Pahst Store, Mtt 8a. tin. SINGER Sewing Moehiite FOR RENT ft FEB MONTH Bo year Christmas Sewiag ea a good Singer Electric. FbetM Set! 418 Mate Singer Sewing Center Chestnuts. Cold Tablets And Permits By BILL JENKIN8 IN cleaning out a drawer where I 1 store little biu of information that metht someday come in handy I found another letter from C. M. Ooethe this morning. That letter reminded me of my younger days over in the valley. The letter tells the story of the Indian aquaw who long ago learned the trick of leach ing out the poisons In the California buckeye and saved her tribe from starvation at the helghth of a tour year drouth period. She figured out a method to bake the nuts then grind them up In a mortar. The resulting meal mas then placed In basketa and leached out In a trickling stream to get rid of the j poison. i My association with the chestnut j didnt have anything to do with leaching, but to my young mind it J was more torture. We had a huge i old (horse) chestnut tree In the ' front of the house, and It became ; my Job to rake the blamed things ! up every fall. Ripping those sptny 1 nut out of the lawn is a major Job I requiring plenty of muscle, perse- vera nee and the patience of an 1 Oriental. Maybe the leaching would have been easier. At least you 1 could sit and watch while the water j did the work. last week, a Hardangar farmer produced a hunting license granted his family by King rredrik V In 1755. According to til document, members of the family may claim an open season on moose in per puluity. Sixteen other local farm er have similar letters, and the case la expected to be fought all the way to the supreme court." Somewhere among my ancient and dusty letters and papers I seem to remember a certain document from a hard rock member of the Oreen River tribe giving an equally ancient and dusty kliuman of ours permission to hunt ducks and teeae at will in the Western valleys. I must get busy and dtg that letter out. Maybe the slat gam com mission can be made to see the light If they are faced with this lncontrovertable piece or evidence of the right of man to shoot ducks while they are here and before the THE wave of contenUont bwUt ap over the new wonder pills. antihistamine tablet, that an sup posed to cure the common cold la threatening to swamp the country. You can t find any three top medical men who will agree on the subject. In fact, the only one I can find to quote at the moment is the widely read Paul De Krulf. He say they are good. I Just read an article the other night by a medico whose name I cannot recaU who aald they weren't worth making up. Any way there are still a lot of people running around with nasty head colds. LITTLE squib In the latest Issue of. News Prom Norway oarrtet this Information: "Arrested by game warded for illegal moos hunting t YOU'LL Arm wBoer W COCKTAILS twUMV tW B CwaWW." lal V JtJM Wi Jevrk . rj W Vet's 'MM "IW " M Xirnmw . 3 BIG DO A wonderful rvaw dish from 11 turkty! AT J -A VaVi FREE! ) New! Differs! M Free recites with m meaas-ell by Chef Msrllno-ena' ell la file terd form! Writ Miaslea Meeereei, M 1I0Z 1th Seat. f Seem 4, Wet. I ST I TASTES BETTER THAN THE TURKEY ITSELF! l-oe pko. Minion Ego Noodles Vz sup BrocM not,, finely ehoppee' 4 tbap. butter lor turkay (olj . 2 tap. poppy or salary aeads 2 cups of diced turkay, craaiMd i hard boUad egg, ahoppod Cook itoodlet ha boiling tolled woter MnlH tender yet efiewy. Drain well. Saute nut to tight brown In half the butter, odd remaining butter, noodles, poppy or celery seeds. end mix well. Arrange noodles in a ring on hot plotter, fill tenter with creamed turkey, gernitrt syHh hard boiled egg. Serve 6, MAXES TKI t5TnJlCAeaOr.l-1. 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