'SATURDAY, DEC. 3, 194v
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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WEATHER
KLAMATH VALLH AND VKIN
IT Y InofMslnf cloudUm lotUy.
law 11 hi aluman HumUy. lta
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Sunday M.
WKKTKItM ORKUON J rw rating
tfoutJinaa lotar with rain blU(iiin
tt ruMt Ihla altrnMi and
frunttar leu' Mh ehmra. Iaiiw in
NMuitna aiMtv Uiin or fuur UMMMnd
loot ivU liljKa bulk Uyt to M
Uwt Uxiighl JA tit . InvroMlftfliy
wulhoMiorly wind oft aoaal Uxlaty,
borvtnitti to J miiaa an hour iiita
vnua- Windi will -hill lo twuthwaet
if to WMUrly an doer Sunday.
KABT1CMN OREUUN-lnrroaalng hifh
rloutfinoM today, Ihtrkaniiia; Umtgiu,
Oraionl rain or inow Hunday mmn
lng, boroatitta partly rlttud uaday
tttarnoun Miaha oolh data 40 la M
owi bmlflhl M to 44.
CIRANTB PAM AND VICINITY - In
rMin rlouilinvw today. Urraalonal
Hfht rain tontahi. Sunday eloudy with
law light ahur. High both days U.
Low twtifht T.
NORTtirRN CA1.ITOa.NIA Pair to
day and Sunday Et-ept night and niom
Itif ft In Kan Jnaquln and nai-ramaittn
valla va. Cloudy Sunday on aoaal north
af ( aoa Mvndnrtno. Coolar UMtlght In
noriharn Wrramamta and Man Joaquin
valltya. Nnrtharly wind of 10 to BO
milaa an hour offihor, horomlng aoulh
arly Sunday north of Mandorino,
Tirdaa Hick , 41
Law Ihla Mraif !
TtMr TANI.K
Mr Th AHftiu Traaa
Raadinja fnr Ua M houra andlng
at 4.30 a m today -
Mil. Mia, Prarls
Kuaana . - - aa aa
Klamath fall 43 10
lllvuiW BO II
Madfnrd . . M M
randlatnd
r or I land talrawrtl . M
rhiraflo si
Demvar
tw Antalaa
NW Yarn ., ....
M A Bluff
Bum rranrtara) ...
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To LskovUw Mr, snd Mri. Alton
Mix abac Br. drovo to La It view Krl
Cay ovonini to attend Ui Utiiva rally
ol Oregon baud concort. Their sua
Uavo la s mem bo r ol tho baitd snd
irturnod to Klamath rslla with hit
parents fur tho week-end.
Visitor-Bill Beldlni, OrsnU Paaa,
hss boon tn Uio baaln sros snawor
ins food troubls call for poultry
snd llvoatock owners. Ho covers ths
territory of Southern Oroson from
Coos flay to Klamath fslU.
Local Naval
it Gets
Award Medals
A supply of award medals to be
Isrued Ur eligible men and women
has been received by the local naval
recruiting nation.
Eligibility will be established from
Information contained In discharge,
release ordera and notlcea of eepara
Uon. Mrdala on hand now are, Amrrl
ean Defense, Aalatle Pacific, Ameri
can theater, European Middle Eart
rn. China aenrlre. Occupation
medal and appropriate daapa. and
World War II victory.
Further Information may be ob
tained from John U. Mmr.h. ENC,
URN, room 107, federal building.
Eapeeted Home J o h n Larson,
ton of Mr. and Mr. John A. Lar
aon. 13 Lewi, will be dlarharged
from the army air enrpe and U ea
pected borne within a few dr.
John ha been In the air fore for
three years and was last stationed
at Ladd field. Alaska.
Decoration rralse-L. V. Benja
min, Portland, who haa been in
Klamath Falls the pat W days for
a training conference of anil con
servation sent Ire employe, re
marked the city's decorations were
the best he had seen.
Returned C. T. Waldo and J. D 1
Vertreea. Dairy Herd Improvement .
aoclatlon Inspector for Klamath
county, returned yeterdy from an :
association meeting tn Corvallu.
fUtwrna Mr. Basil Hall of Bly
recently returned from Sacramento !
where aha attended both tho Call- .
fornia BUM Orang and National !
Orng oonventlons. I
Monday Meeting The regular 1
4-R club local leadera meeUng will
wa held at T:10 p m. Monday In (
oja1 kitchen at the fairgrounds.
DRIVER OF YEAR
PORTLAND Dec. S ( The Ore
gon Motor Transport ainoclalton's
driver of the year la W. W. Masten,
41, resident of a Portland suburb,
Hana Norland Aula liuaranes.
tn Pin St.
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Mend TWr.N'ry-rlVK t v.hth in
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Olft Idea by the score, rlend fifteen
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drew!
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This easy-to-usa pattern live
CARD OF THANKS
t vant to mpreaa my thank to
as many friend for their klndne
ad iwneroalty during my recent III
waa, and eapeeially to the boy who
tons ted there Mot w her- speed
any ewwmi y.
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Merrill Court
Lists Cases
MERRILL Police Jurtiie Otl
Thompson report the following
case have appeared In police court
recently.
John Flaherty drew two fine, 110
on a drunk charge, and 123 for
drinking In a tiublir place; Llyy Net.
son, Leo Davis. William Tuft and
Bascomb Necewry all were fined
tlS on drunk charge: James Reene
wa fined 118 for drinking In a pub
lic place, and John Walter wa
given IJ'i dv In Jail for pan
handling; aentrnca suspended on
condition he 'cave town.
City Marshal Wally Mou haa been
enforcing the basic rule with the
following vlolatore being arretted
and fined: M. L. Hayes 43: R. M.
Smith. K. D. V ikarh. A. C. Hnmmtlt.
Ouy Mrtcalf. Stanley Soran. Prance
J. O'Connor, D. L. Crider, Georu
A. Fwver. H. P Henri. Willlm
Hunt, Flwtn J. Smith and E. P.
Hunt all Drew 4510 fine. O. L.
Maury. Ruuel B Hlrlu. Ernext E.
Arnold. John H. Keeler. Lowell L
MrFadden. and Hartley J. Fellow
drew $10 fine. Peter B. Prralta drew
a f 13 fine on the same charge.
Bouquets to You,
You, You And
YOU!
By BILL JENKINS
THE largest crowd ever to attend a
parade or public party In Klam
ath Palla turned out for the clty'a
ChrUtmaa prty hut night. That
term to be the pretty general
opinion of most of those who went
down and took It In. No official
entlmato of the crowd haa been
made, but It will run to at least
lo.ooo and perhaps more. Which la
quite a little throng to turn out In
a city of thl aue. Especially In the
face of a biting north wind.
All the bouquet have already been
loosed to those who got behind the i will die before another dance roll
..,.... mrA 4. m, TVi Mil- nnM ' mrmtnA kti. If h aima fntraM WMI
should live you won't go. The dance
cornea and there you are. It'a fun.
It s rugged. It'a different and Its
popular. Quite handful of the
faithful even turn out one a week
of young people In Klamath Falls,
Merrill, Malln, Henley and all In
other pota around and about who
aia willing to admit that they aren't
In aa good shape aa they thought
they were. You find more m uncles
you didn't know you had while
sou re dancing than you ever did In
gardening, mowing the lawn or
playing tennl.
It I not a sport for alwlea. Only
those who are willing to buckle
down and hang on through aheer
grit and doggedneaa need apply for
the partlea. Quite a group of them
aMtemblrd last night, and 111 bet
there are a lot of atlft and aore
people thia morning.
But, It' J tut like duck hunting.
You go hunting, get wet and cold
and miserable and fall In and get
mud In your ear and awear you'll
never go again. Then the next day
you're up at dawn, looking for a
good puddle to fall In. Sam with
snuare dancing. You are euro you
Home Damaged
By Fire
City and county firemen antwered
on call each yetterday afternoon.
County firemen fought a email
gra fir at Shasta way and Madi
son street at 1:4ft and had It under
control before It could reach a near
by house.
Considerable dsmag was don to
the floor of T. B. Young rerldence
230 Donald atreet. City firemen re
port the fir waa caused by an over
heated floor furnace. The call wag
reported at 1:37 p m.
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effort and put It over. The only onea
left to thank are those who took
part In the parade. And with the
memory of that frigid wind still
clear In our mind, let not forget
the girl who turned out In drum
majorette uniform, the girl and i at the community college and take
by on the float and all the other
I who braved the cold 'and flu) to
make the parade a success, it waa
a swell party. Hope we can do as
well In yeara to come.
aJO wonder our grandparent were
course In the art. That's fun, too,
once you get used to It.
Until you have Investigated for
yourself, however, don't ever eay
that square dancing la only for
tlssie and those of retarded men
tality. You need to be ranged, and
It takes a lot more skill to go
plausible that they conquered the through the form of a square than
West, the Indian, the weather, the and waltz, conga or samba,
soil and the other hazards, hard-
FORMER KP RESIDENT
Manfull formerly lived In Klamath
rails from 1R28 to about 1940. He
haa two sinters living here, Mrs.
Fern Bingham and Mr. Rex Wal
ter. A niece, Mrs. Wade Sanfleld,
also live here.
uhlp and pitfalls tn their trek to
ward new homes. They had to be ;
g.ant of mighty strength. Not so
much to plow a straight furrow or
to drive a team of oxen or shoot
outlaws, but to be able to aland up
under the strain of square dancing.
Old historlea tell of partlea that
started at sundown and lasted till
sunup, with the men and women
still responding gallantly to the calls
of aleman left and docee doe.
After several weeks spent In trying
tn master the Intrlrau art of folk
I dancing there la a quite large group
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la to loeata the eaaee of yoar ill-heaJUl
and advise yea aa t what moat so
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Daring this examination yea need not tell the doctor what
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