Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, December 21, 1949, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextWEDNKSUA.. 21. 1941) ncKALU rMNU NtWi, MAMA I (1 hALLb, OREGON lAGE rivi WEATHER KLAMATU VAU.U AND VH'IN ITVl fwlijr loudjr thniugb lliiira day. uwr, lih UMUy t" tunighi I. High lliuraUay U. VaMMlUjr't bull ... . , " Lev Uila aaormiig JrecrB4lUo Uet ii huur - t IHKAM YllAli To Sale lit NMMi - WUTMN OMU.CIN; Miallr cluuilx llh IlilafllillUitl ItaM rem I'""' iOlll ClUUUiMM IWtllMHl (Mi fllUI' iU. n...i luuay. H.ali tod J 4s Aitd u l Tlmiu t-uw Ui mhl JS lu lo li.illliwe.t 1U to u nulea an hour ull atuife. KAMI KHN UIISXIUN Variable elouil In... aim law allow llumea nmuiiuiiia Uxlay. I'aitlr, liuutly umlaut anu IhutMlay. ViaYilwr louer anu m aoulli p.irliun lunialil Wan hulas M I" J. and Tliuradajr H b liw lonlilll U ""oHANIH PA. ANU VICINITY. fi.....i. ihrouati ThUfMlay bul With larlial elaarlns wwiiaiti aim ..... matilly waimar luntant Hun loaar !... i.diiant aa mall Thuiaday 44 NUMIHI.HN LAI.lfOMr.IA fair liiday and tnli-alil. intiraaind tnaft rlnudlnaM IhutMlay ftlla'tlly aimi" allainuuli bul titlu again untight Varlalila wind to IJ nutaa an hour off auaal. liar. lADit y Ika AaaaclaUd rraM Readme. I"' in M Mwia endlna al 4JU a m. lnda. ja RuaM Klx.ih ru l-ehevieM . . il '4J(d .nuiettui I'orltand (Alt port I ..... I'hltaiu tstcnver ...a-. Urns Antfrle New Yuifc M M4 Bluff , M hn rrenrleco .... eettle - . ' a T I it m .or la Vrrka - Dr. und Mri. Paul tjliarp drove lu Vrrka yesterday Ui attend the Hotlt anniversary cele brallon o( Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Costello. Costello Ii Hharp coualn. Hey, Kids, Want To Telephone Santa? Christmas filmier Royal Nrlgh bora o( America, will hold lh annual Chrlr.lmaa dlnirfr Utr nirmbcri and tamlllra honni iig blrUidaya o( Uit paat llirra nixn'.lu. In Ilia KC hall Krlday at 30 p m. rollowlni dm. nr Uirra ill tw prufiram and Chrlalma trra-j fur Ute chlldran. For Information on what lo tumlth, call 3009. t'WII Krrrlra Job application r balm accrptrd tor tit poalllon ol nilimrlm aid lor civil, electrical, hydraulic, mechanical and general, CUM U) a year. In the bureau of reclamation In Mldweat and Weat l alalea. Further Information may ba obtained from any Ural or aec-ond-claa pott oltlce. Klamath Temple A Chrlitmal paiieanl, "Wonderful." will be pra aented at 7:45 pm. rnday In Ui church. The cal will be under Uia direction of U'.a Re. Hiram Brook and the choir will b directed by Eileen Woodaard. Moan for Chrtalmaa Ruth Mit chell, dauihter of Mr. and Mr. J. T. MStohrll, 1CI Washington, la horn for the CltrKlma holiday from nuratt training at U Joaeph twapltal kn San Francisco. faain Realdenla Mr. and Mr. Mram Tucka.-, who formerly lived en Banks sueet, art vultlng for a fear day In town and to attend the funeral tvf Belden Yancey. The Tucker now Uvea In be ban on. Oranga Langell Valley grange will have installation of officer on Thursday night, to be preceded by a potluck uppr at 1 p.m. All officers-elect and member are urged to be present. Merrill Vacations Planned MKRRIt.li Christmas vacation for Merrill high and elrmenlary school student will begin Friday, December 23. Grade school classes will be dismissed at 3 p. m. so Uiat work may be started Immediately on sanding and sealing the floor of th recreation hall. Parties and gift exchange will be held Friday In each room. Classes will resume Tuesday morning. January 3. The annual school Christmas pro gram I scheduled for Thursday evening, December 33, In the high school gym. The program will In clude a Christmas tree toy scene, and number by the sixth grude chorus and high school mixed chorus. Mrs. Bennett, music teacher, In In charge. Faculty member will spend their Christmas vacation In various sec tions of the West. Principal Harvey Drnhum of the grade school, and Ills lamlly, will vlalt his sister and fumlly In Oakland, Calif, Edna Mr Curdy, third grade, will spend Christmas In Rend with her family. Eleanor Bplckerman. first grade teacher, will visit In The Dalles and Portland. Marjorle Weeks, fourth grade, will spend her vacation In three cities, Portland, Tacoma and Eugene. Mrs. Aarl Dennett, music teacher for both Die elementary and high schools, will go to Payette and Carey, Idaho, for the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kanielmeyer, both member of the faculty will go lo Southern California. Mrs. Kan ielmeyer ha a divided second and third grade class, and Kanrelmeyer Is a member of the high school faculty. Mrs. Tom lleydn. high school teacher, will be at home In Klam ath Falls. OUiers remaining at home In Merrill are Mrs, Luther McAn ully, second grade: Mrs. Lavlime Htorey, first grade; Mrs. Vera Ochs, filth grade, and Irene Behnke, sixth grade teacher. Charles Dobry. band Instructor, will remain al home In Malm, a kill Loren Humpal, and Floyd Mauney, Mrs. David Warren Is go ing to Ban Francisco. Principal Harold Hendrtckaon - of the high school is plannuig on getting some hunting done, and with hi family will eat Christmas dinner at home. Oretech Vocation ins Dec. 22 Begi Christmas holiday vacation at Oregon Technical Institute will be gin Thurtday. December 33 and continue through January 3, the school authorities announced today. Mid-term registration will be ac cepted In most classes from Janu ary , to January 13. Inclusive. A walUng list already exist In some claws, but there are openings In other. Iy BIIX JF.NKINH " THANKH to the Jaycee Klamath basin children will again have direct wire to Hanta Claua where they can hand In their Yuletlde de mands. Tonight, tomorrow and Fri day Hanta will be al the other end of the wire between seven and nine o'clock. All you have to do I dial 8117 to get the cherry old boy. And If anyone doesn't think that I. quite an undertaking lust re member some of the busy phone days you have spent In your home or your office, multiply It by sev eral hundred and then reconsider. Houquela to the Jaycee for doing their part to keep the spirit of Christmas alive, especially the chil dren end of It. a a a ALONO that same line, not con tent with Just running the phone service to Banta's work shop, the Jaycees and the Moose have teamed up to play host at a Christ mas party Friday night, seven o'clock at th armory. Free enter tainment, gifts, treat and favor will be on hand for all the young sters In the basin If they can make It. The parent can accompany them. too. and maybe edge In on a little of the fun. . a T least It looks like a cinch that we'll have a white Christmas. That must be good because people are always talking about It. You hear them going around the street, before Uie first snow, saying wist fully "here It Is almost Christmas and no snow. Oee, I wish we could L-. . - I,,. I. 1 . T. iiavr j U3i m nine m itkh. ilia may be all well and good. If not carried too tar. Me. I d like to see blue Christmas or a green Chtist- P'as. Just for a change. Like the blue snow that fell In the Paul Bunyen legend and the green snow that baffled the cowboy In the day of Pecos Bill. At the rate the weath er Is going now we can alt make our Christmas calls on Ice skates. ... TUB bright boy who do things about the weaUier have now dls. covered that they can make It rain when they want to, cloud up to a certain extent and bitng on a snow storm. Why not bend their mighty Intellects to a bigger and better thing. How's to fix us (ctvlllutlon) up with some peculiar cloud forma. lion that will hover over any given town throughout the winter and prevent any snow from falling In the streets. That way the country would get the snow It need, the Irrigation water supply would be assured, the cattle ranges would com up green In the spring, the ikliers would have oceans of me white stuff to sport around In al Crater lake and the townspeople could get around without risking life and limb and without the mental I'.mzard of th possibility of having to nut chain on hanging over tnem The system would work out for everyone In fact. When those who hved outside the city got tired of now they could all com In to town and enjoy th bar pavement. COME time ago a vole of agony (mlnei was heard crying to the gods that be for a bathroom mirror lhat wouldn't fog up. I didn't get It. Not yet, anyway, although I've tried out a lot of suggestion. Now I call upon science again to produce a windshield glass for cars lhat won't fog up tlie Instant you shut the window during the winter. A heet of hot glass Insulted In front of you would allow you to drive, and at the same time keep warm enough to keep your circulation In working AHl-F ' a a a PTER all that crabbing I can still remember back to last winter and can still say to myself, at least. this winter I a cinch. Comparison can work out well sometimes. And one thing about cold weather: you know that everyone else Is cold too. a a QUCK hunting was lousy yesterday The only tiling that came crash ing to earth were my high hope and portion of my frrarn body. The only way I can Justify Uie situa tion 1 by convincing myself that If I had as good free transportation a a duck I certainly wouldn't be here now. I'd be somewhere in the gulf of Mexico, banking In the sun and enjoying myself. Apparently a lot of duck and geese believe that way too. Two Minor Fires Reported Two minor f'res were reported by city firemen yesterday and early this morning. At 13:17 am. today they were called to extinguish a flue fire at the home of Chester Morris. 434 N. th. No damng waa recorded. Hhortly before noon yesterday a love too clor to a wall caused a small fire at he W A. Hawea home. 3143 Orchard. Small damage wa reported. JAP RAIL STRIKE TOKYO. Dec. 31 UP) Some 43.000 railroad worker today began a 34 hour wag stoppage In wag dis pute. Th strike paralyted private ly owned rail line In nine prefecture. Shop Owntrt, Olhekmie and 0nrmfors Jptelfy BRAKE BIOCKS'UNINGS FRICTION BLOCKS by Attvd bftwitwhtt "Caa Tata CHAMPION FRICTION CO. Approximately H per cent l Austria's population la Roma. Catholics. Th others an Lutheran. Calvlnlsla and Jew. c T,M6 0AUTy " Wo U OtP- uset T0 PR)M( uke we t . & oM TO CELEBRAT. J' K a " - 9 -JCh-mM I eam2 - JS UK $2.10 1 2zL Imperial It mad by Hiram Walkor. Blended whiskey. 86 proof. 70 grain neutral spirits. Hiram Walker & Sons Inc., Peoria, Illinois. J. 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