Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, December 12, 1949, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, Ubw. it, JILKALD ANU NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OKEUOK PAGE TOOT WtATHER KLAMATH FALL AND VICIN ITY I Mll elfiudj Hh eel MM ilnn tooer through Tu a. High tooay Uj km tonight Hi high lueedse . VMUriur'i Mib In tht mornJn rrMtpluiloa last aetir . date i" nnrmii U1 aer J j-j wi,niiN (iHKfitlNt iBlernmleBl rain aavapl Wll " Bused) IB ""buibST UHle Wn.p.r..Mi. I. u je atoulhsrlr wind. U as BUM. "baJVeSS 'ohiOON, M-Ur el-d, III, uc.ulon.1 haul SB..W lodar. I"- ar"i hJU UhihIiI Blahs uoih In M low umlfhl IS I" NUltTHKNN CAt.lrOKNIAl Mo.Hr Wl tnXtr. lunidM end Tuaadar. eareeteon aldsrahle rTudlBaa B.M-IB o .n fr.n tlico and Wllll.m. wllh oral',nal llBI now ihowin In mountain .loud tr; nn Border end law .h..t. alont eoaal rilh ut ,... Not l cold Tuaadar lirolle varlalU wlnU off oa.t ar amllBerlr I eulee knur from Cai M.BdnclnB Borlt; OKANT PAIS AND VICINITY' dovrir wllh mi.rwilll.Bt .bow .hong In. to luhl r.ln lod.r. Intermittent r.in r..innallr mll wllh w miht Tuaadar ilmKlr with r.ln Hlah l.5.y M. low loBllhl U. huh Tueaday ai.i ui Tha rversrf f n V . - .. 1K wilt moot In a anecla cession. Monday evnlng. December 1, at 1:30 o'clocg at in rerry ana Day work shop. 3W Summer Ian to malt swsg nd other ChrUtmai deror for th VeUran'a hospital t Medford. All memberi ar urged to 1 land and to brim food tupplr of green and ether materials. Christmas rsrt tV) Three It club of the Royal Neighbors of Amehra will hold It annual Christmas party Tuesday at the home of Mn. Chios Pride. J030 Wlard. Pollyannaa end gift chant will b held. If you rt unabl to altrnd end wuh Polly anna for next ar, call Mr. Piirla. AUo pica brim afwlni articlrt for th RNA horn. VWlan Mr. and Mn. Paul Morgan and dauihfr Connla Rae. of Bitka, Ala.ka. left today allrr aprndlnc aevrral dava with Mr. and Mr. P. D. fUrdor. 112 Mich igan. Th Morcaru hav bn -catlonlnc In th Kut for vral wlu, Profram Cub pack I will hold IU Chrutmaa pro ram Friday vcnlnf at 7:30 In th Altamont ) BimUry trni. Thr will b froup Intlnc. dutrlbutlon of aacka, and iltt nchani. Parent ar rt ajuMtwl ta attend. T. Henry. 1435 Union. tjerlnd botna Saturdar from th SouMmtb Psvlfi hoepiul In San PranOMO to pnd a few day. ' Jtm wtl rwtwa to th hnapital th kvMsy part of thta week. OiBilaaai Partr Prlendahlp ajaeb of h Womea t th Mooa ( how Ohrtatam party Tuee a a p. rn th lodi baa Bwnt. TKwr wlU b a II lift x- hafw. Jaekl Laarh I party halrman. rtab to Met Porit.M-Not dub rownbrr will meet with Mr. Harahel Berry. 13 Homedale. Tueaday at 1J JO p. m. for potlurk lunrhaon. Thit will alto b th an nual Chrutmaa party and all member ar urged to attend. Baoatar Club Membera of th Bonater club will meet tonight, Monday, at 7:30 o'clock In the KUI18 cafeteria. Plana for a bankrtball tournament will be dl cuued. Entertainment will follow th bualnea aeaalon. Ritual Prartlce Women of th Mnoa will hold ritual practice at 7:30 p. m. Tueaday In the Morxe hall. All officer and escort are urged to attend. Church Mored Th Mhwlonary Baptut church of Bhaata way and Gary wa moved to 3240 Diamond In th Stewart addition. Regular aervlcea will be held at icheduled timet. Tailoring Claaa There will be a combined tailoring claaa Tueaday at 7:15 p m. In th home economic room of Klamath Union high achool. Portland Trip Mr. and Mr. H. H. Ogle .pent laat week In Portland her h attended conference on plioto-gramelry and fureatry and lie received medical attention. They topped In ICugen to VUlt John Cigl. a (tudenl at th Unlverally of Oiegon. Mr. and Mia. Ogle liav calved word that Harold Jr, lw la aboard a Norwegian treighur, ha reached th Canal Zon from th South Pacific and will tuend Ui winter vlaltlng South American port. Regular Meeting Aloah Chap ter No. (I. Order of th lantern Star will hav a regular meeting Tueaday at p. m. In the Maaonic temple. There will b a 30 dinner to which member ar aaked to bring a aalad or deaaert. Following dinner entertainment will be pro vided by a group of Malln folk dancer. Member and vLlting mem ber ar welcomed by Worthy Matron Phyllu Pool and Worthy Patron Jack SchulM. Saa Born Mr. and Mr. Wea ley OUon of Medford ar th par ent of a ton, born December 6. The baby weighed pounda 2 ounce at birth. Mr. OUon I Hie former Coleen Halda of thla city. Maternal grandparenla are Mia. V. O. Halda of Medford and Joaeph Halda of Bend. Mr. and Mra. A. W. OUon of Imperial Acrea. Klamath Fall, ar palernnl grandparent. Crew Member Arthur W. Caw, teaman. U8N. 2235 Radrliffe. re cently returned from a two-month crula In northern Atlantic water at a crew member of the repair hip USA Amphlon, presently an chored off Norfolk. Va. Study Croup Th Interior decoration ttudy group of AAUW will meet Wednesday at the home of Mr. Arthur Relnhart. 533 Kt dorado at I p. m. Chrutmaa decor ation will be demonstrated. ML Lakl The Mt. Ukl Ladles Aid will meet Wednesday at 2 p. m. at th horn of Mrs. Henry Semon. There will be a Christmas gift exchange with th price not to exceed 50 cents PTA Bhaila PTA will hav an executive board meeting Tuesday at 2 p m. in th Shasta school cafeteria. Marine Th Marine reserve will meet at 7:10 p m. Wednesday In th county courtroom. Movie will be shown. CARNIVAL By Dick Turner Dad-Daughter Banquet Draws Crowd MERRILL ISO Camp Fire and Bluebird girls, their dada and guest filled th Mouse hall to capacity Friday evening when th annual D a d-Daughter banquet was held. Th table wera atrracllvely dec orated wllh Christmas trees, color ful ornaments, and greenery, and all nests at tht table were mark ed with Individual place cards. Place cards ind table decorations were th work of the several Camp Fir and Bluebird troops. Harvey Denham, trade school principal, nu toastmaater. and led th group In the blessing. Follow ing dinner, Mr. Denham Introduced the guests: MUc Virginia Denton. Camp Fire executive: Mrs. Percy Murray, regional representative: PRUNING Shrubs - Fruit Shade Trees Evtrgrecng Sheared & Tied All work don by experienced men. Call V For A Free Estimate. GREEN GARDENS H. U Olsen Phone 10361 S6M Hope St core iw ev at. etwwet. ac v at aea a nt. ear. ewe "Erwr tine that touring American waudavttls lanH hit hera, they go for nothing but bo-bop!" Bob Porter, prealdent Klamath coun ty council: Mrs. B. C. Reedxhalrman Klamath Leaders association. Mayor F. B. Trot man. Alonxo Hod gee of the Lions club: and Jack Adams of the Moose lodge. Each troop took part In th pro gram which followed: Bluebird nor.g Rose Bluebirds, Leaden, Mn. Lorraine Mahaffey and Mr. Troy Quails. Wlilt Christmas Horizon Olrlt Winter Wonderland Wl-ca-ka ifaithfuli. Leaden: Mrs. Homer Fields and Mn. Robert Dragoo. Bluebird wuh and two flag poem Butterfly Bluebirds. Leaden: Mrs. Dale West and Mr. John Drgnan. 8llent Night Can-te-suta troop (firm of heart!. Leaden: Mrs. Ralph Brown and Mn. W. D. Van Cleave. Pin signifying three yean of Camp Fire work were presented to Adeline Parkhurst. Mary Lou Quails, Paua; Brown. Maxine Morse, Loretta Zier, and Mary Lou Turner, by Mn. Ralph Brown. Sketches from summer camp wer given by Martha Beaaley. Donna Provost, Loretta Lemler, Nancy Dewey nd Marjorle Flaugb of th Wsd-lt-ska (Brave) troop. Leader: Mr. Olenn Hasklns. The program concluded with the show ing of slides of Camp Fire summer camp by Mis Denton. Special thank are extended to Ortggs Superior Foods for coffee, to th Klamath Fall Creamery tor Ice cream, and to the Moose lodge for the hall. Now We Have A Filbert Week By BILL JlNKINIi " Uf UETHER you know It or not w ar In th middle of those "weeks" deals. This one ta from December 5 through December 17 and Is labeled the "Everybody Helps" filbert campaign. The object of which, obviously. Is to boost the tale of filbert. Th committee for this group point out that filbert are the rich est of all tree nut and ar the lowest In price. USDA figures place this year' crop at around 45 mil lion pounds, so you can see that It will take soma tolling. I can vouch, however, for the fil bert and will go out on a limb far enough to atate that they make fine eating, particularly when salted and roasted. My grandfather had a fil bert ranch along the bank of the McKenzie over In the valley a num ber of yean ago and that's where I learned to like them. Everything tht bluejays and squirrels didn't get, we did. Those were the day when I was paid a nickel (worth a nickel then i for every jay and red squirrel I could knock out of the trees, with ammunition paid for. The easiest and most pleasant way of earning a little money I have ever tried. But, anyway, If you feel like help ing the poor old filbert grower, now I the time. Rush out to the nearest store and buy up a bunch, roast 'em and enjoy yourselves. UUMAN nature Is humsn nature. and the small boy part of It stays with us a long time. Sometimes for life. Take for Instance the tint tune the lake gets a skim of Ice on It Few. If any. men can resist the Umputlon to toss a rock out onto the Ice to tee If It will break through. If you don't believe It. go up and uke a look around the shores of the lake any time after the frees. So many rocks sitting out there It look Ilk a raft of frozen-ln ducks. 'Mine wa too heavy and went through.) THE Moore park bear I (till up and around. Isn't he ever going to hibernate? He's rapidly making a liar out of me 'cause I've been telling my small daughter that bean hibernate In the winter. Now ah just looks at me without saying any thing when we go out for our reg ular Sunday morning look. Oet busy, bruin, and save a coupl of reputa tion, huh? NOTHER year ha gone by, and so have my good Intention to 63 my Christmas shopping early. Ill bet that I the largest club In the world. If we all banded together there wouldn't be a ball In Klamath big enough to house the organise, lion. Hut It's an Idea. DD to thing which never fell to amaze me: Why Is it that when all us big strong- men are struggling to work In the early hours, bundled up In overcoat srd still freezing, we still hav to witch In fascination as little r.rU head for school with only a short coat on and bar leg? Just watching them make an older than the weather. Who taut tha weaker aex? Thyv got Buch atora stamina than most of u meo. Degree t Hosier Memberg of tha Degree of Honor will hav a regular meeting tonight at 7:30 o'clock la KC hall. A report of th nom lnatlng committee win be heard and all officen are urged to attend. SHIP AFIRE BUENOS AIRES. Dec. 12 The 1230-ton cargo ship Oeste is afire In the South Atlantic and her 21 crewmen are fighting the blaze below decks, maritime authorities anounced today. The fire broke out laat night and the ship radioed the would try to mike Mar del Plata, Argentina. The ship left Buenos Aire Baturday en route to a Pita gonlan port with general cargo. Bt II DERH" CONFERENCE EUOENE. Dee. 12 W There will be a meeting of the Oregon State chapter of the Pacific Coast Build ing Officiate conference at the Hotel Senator, Salem, on December 16, starting at noon. WORLD'S PSEF" LARGEST SELLER 1 Setisfactiea gwrarad smart at) carry iatvraBce r ins are it. DUNBAR-ROBINSON INSURANCE AGENCY IM S. 5th Ph. 7211 Fanier Fashion Am teen in Parent's Magazine Paris-inspired, of course, with the delightful Kate Grrcnaway touch that will make these frock her favor ite. The crisp embroidered panien of frosty while or gandy (permanently finished) ere edged with val type lace ...give a special dress-up air lo the Sanforized cotton in (Jiristma red, navy, brown. For big and little sister in sizes: 3 to 6x, 4.98 7 to 10,5.98 Every Kat Creenaway Drrtt Hat A Pocket JUVENILE SHOP J Floor ale.iVWi.ie Hearing Aid Authority To Conduct Free Hearing Test in Klamath Falls WI-NE-MA HOTEL 10:00 A. M. to 5:00 P. M. Thurs., Dec. 15 EVENING IY APPOINTMENT Mr. Walter t. Kaaeell. wll-kwN haarlBf id ecilist wrM skew several eew dvetoasars direct fraea the Berrao Labeeaearies. Ale shewn Is Hi aeon'' invisibl r meld which efiaainares the buffos In the ear. gaff ar let eveileble for ell eids. SPONSORED IT BILTONI AND JAMIS H. TAFT t ASSOCIATES 214 LEVER. ETTI ILDG. MEDFORD, OREGON hlmallf Cafittf tfara'1 rtnlutlaamr MtW f sgdgejudog asm l-SP Suffer no longer! Ureuele, ENCA tKLAN 1 T REAM contain. ' VL' I nr antibiotle t w - rYROTHRICIN Vwaa,it. expos and check growth of bacteria and fungi, help heal! Used lik powder base, ENCA hide, blemish whil it work. Guaranteed result a never before or your money back. At druggist's $1.60 LEE HENDRICKS 231! So. (th Your Neighborhood Druggist Phone 4221 Tb answers to everrtur insurance problems By Jerry Thomas (nsuranc Counselor Qt'ERTION': I mm s ulfiaiii mm4 I t mj car Im fcatiucew. How ri I bUta retire which wee 11 eaahle me im Mr rr rentinc eneiher car If wine wee etelta? I'm referring la the per tad frm lest ml the car till II waa either receveretf er the mmmtpmmr eeU Ilea far the leea. ANSWKR: The etaaelard eel theft policy pratIdes far reimfearaveMt aal la esceeal five dellare per 4my It rental of a alUble car. Total pavaeeat far Ihte parpoee not ta ex Tee one he Hiiro flftv toller ar tha cash valve of the elelea car. Leak far Iheee lafaraiallee Jiecae eieae of laearaara fcy Jerre Thamas ark MeatHr la the Herald A New. Jerry Thomas INSURANCE IM 8. Ith Phone 4461 .. ,'m S A A another satisfied Christmas shopper leaves IT't A WfNDItrUl ITvll !mAALsXXlAlllJXI t J I g , g , . is thistly ihdi! ' ' . T' l i; 7 - . !i 1 ii I I 1 Now that you hove your Christmas Gift prob lems well under way, it's time you gave thought to a new dress for the holidays something that will answer adequately for dressy occasions and for comfort lounging a round at home! Miller's will be pleased to show you the Basin's most cbmplete selection of fine fabrics! n Gorgeous Deeptone Colors CHIFFON VELVET These luxurious colors allow you to f have a custom-quality wardrobe at I W j far less than "budget" ready-mades , . . . colors of gropewine, dork green, YARD . freedom red ond royal blue. 39-inch wide FASCINATING TWILLBACK VELVETEEN Never have colors been more correct for holiday fun! Millers have velveteen in bronzine, dark green, black, 50 royal blue, and wine colors, per. yd. J BARON ETTE WOOL CREPE By BOTANY The sheerest of virgin wools in luscious shades! 54-inch width. Colon of novy blue, silver grey, saddle brown, beige, Kelly green, copen blue, ond A 7C mint green, i Yard ' BOTANY WOOL FLANNEL ' 4.95 100 virgin wool, pre-shrunk, ready for the needle has warmth and weor, and is finest quality! Colors of turquoise baby blue, garnet, black, wine, forest green, yellow, and teal 56-inch width. YARD SEEOUR NOTIONS DEPT . for all sewing needs e BUTTERICK PATTERNS McCALL PATTERNS SIMPLICITY PATTERNS VOCUE PATTERNS By Special Order YARDACE DEPT. STREET FLOOR 1