TUKSDAY, JANUAHY 8, 1052
IIKRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Dr. K. IMilir-tn Kliinmlh Vul
try llii.tpllnl with u bi'okni ankle
Niiflei'vU Sunday while netting Into
liln cur. , 1
Npciicor Panne Word wim re
reived In Morrill nf tho clcutli In
I'nrlliilid Deo, 31 of Ucuin Bpcncrr,
((inner Ilureuu of Itctlninnlton em
ploye. Bpenuor died nt tho Vetor
nti'n Hospital In Portland and. fu
neral net-vlcee' wcro held at Urants
J'aaa Jan, 4.
A llrldul Khower will be held
Jul). 11 nt the Lunitell Vnllry Com
munity Hull In honor of Mrn.
Krneat Wulker. Mm. Walker won
Hlidle Juiuincu belmo her iiinrrlnne
"and nil friends lire cordliilly In
vited by tho linnirwca, Hlclla Dr
llel. Blllle Culwell, Kdim Howl,
'ullle Wnlker Opitl liurrlo and
Carolyn Dearborn.
National (itiurd rieserve will
hold ltd regular inniithly meeting In
Hie County Courtliouue basement
tonight Bl 7:30 p.m.
Improving Mrn. Curry C, Kills'
:ill4 Uiuirdiiiiin, In reported improv
Iiik nt home viler Millcrliiu acveral
lieiirl llttuckl In the pint three
niuntlu).
Frlt-mlly Circle Will niret lor
luncheon mid bimliie.ui inietlug
'Ihui'Mhiy, 12:30 p.m. at the home
ol Minnie 1'uiluell, 412 Uphiim,
house. All parents mid tho public
fa Iliullnrl l uMnn.l
Mlillnlcil-Wurren Ellin, 737 No.
Oth HI., linn cnllHtod throUKh the
local U.S. Army recruiting office,
und nun been aantgncd to Fort
Lewis, Wash, ,
Air Force Wilfred ft. t.oanley,
Ohllixium. and L. D. i'etty, Ash
land, liuve cnll.itru through the
local Air Force recruiting office
mid liuve been iiwiluncd to Lack
lund Air Force Base, Texan.
Dunce Club The Elk's nquare
dunce club which ineolN every
TueHdny nluht nt the Klk'n Temple
will meet 8 o'clock tonliillt. Otto
Kills will cull.
Htt. (,', I-:. Mumi-of din locnl
Army mid Air Force rcc-rultlng of
fice stilted lodnv Mint the perlodn
of enlistment lor tho WAO (Worn
en'a Army Corpnl hnve been
lowered In two ycurn and for the
WAF's (Women's Air Force), three
Venrs. Anyone deslrhiK further In
formation mny obtain snme from
his office, room tlOO, Ponlofflce
bulldlnK, or call 8401.
f Orluix Mrrllm Tmiliihl nt 8
'p.m. l home ol A. U. WlgtiUut,
U.'O Eldorado.
W'SC ('Ire Ira First Mclhodlnl
Church will meet 'IhurMluy, l:3u
p ui. for ilrwrrl luncheoiin. Entlirr
Circle will meet with Mrs. Wcs
McNce, 10.13 Aiilmrn: Muitlm, with
Mrn. Lee Mclirldc, 407 N. IIUi St.;
Mnry, with Mm. Don Anderson
443 N. LhKUiiu: Ruth, with Mia.
Lawrence Phelps I0i7 Auburn.
Klumnth Camera (lull Movie
niviMon meets ul 102H Mnlu St.,
tonlKlit ul 8: I'roiiriimmrd In n
allowing of n movie prepared by
Kurl Clentry, Tulelnke. nnd "The
Knlle Thrower," n niovln filmed
iiimIiIc down und buckwnrd by the
club.
Daren Circle Meeting sched
uled nt Firm Presbyterian Church,
Thursday, 2:15 p.m., with Mrs.
Paul Tinnier and Mrs. Adam Miller
hostesses.
Word hns been received here bv
Mr, mid Mrs. B. K. Bchnke, 3347
llomednle Unit their son. I'fc. Ken
neth K. Bchnke. 23. has arrived
In Jnpnn with the 6th engineers
combnl division. He enlisted two
vrnrs ago after graduating I rum
IilKh school In Hnn Jose. Prior to
that he attended KUHS for three
yearn, lie wan home on leave be
fore ThiiuksKlvliiK. Ills wile Emmn
nlso resides here. A second son
In the liunlly, Maurice K. Bchnke,
31. serving with the Air Force him
finished school in Ohio mid hns
been transferred to an alrbase at
J :1k In. Florida. He was home for
Christmas.
Dirts Thrts Kho Installation of
nfllcers Is to be held InllowliiK a
short business session Wednesday,
7:30 p.m. at the IOOF Hall.
Friends are Invited.
Income Tax Assistance lor de
claring cstlmnied taxes will be
Klven nt the Mnlln PoMnfflre to
morrow, at the Lskevlew City Hall
Wednesday nnd Friday nnd nt the
Pnlsley Chewnucnn Hotel Thur
ilny. Assistance will be avnllnble
here until Jan. IS In the Poslofflce.
Utiles N'ljhl Tonight nt 7 It's
T ml irs NilIu nt the Whieinn for
Klumnth County Junior Fnrmcrs.
Bill Murshnll is chairman of the
nllnlr.
Dnuililers Xulelnm Nile Club
will meet Weilursduy. 1 p.m. nt
Y'eiled's. All members of Daughters
of the Nile cordially Invited.
Christian Women's Fellowship
First Christian Church meets
Thursday, 1 p.m. Oroup 1 with
Mrs. Alva Custer. 241 Hillside;
Ciroup 2 with Mrs. Curtis Stock
still, 2363 Appleitule.
Falrvlew Study (iroup meftlnj
Is canceled this month, due to the
illness of tho hostess. Mil. C. O.
Hudtrcnn.
Installation Pythian Sisters
meet lor InstnlUtlon of officers
Friday. 8 p.m., In the IOOF Hnll.
Past chiefs will serve refresh
ments. Members are tuned to be
on hand nnd wear formula. ' j
Henley Associated Women - of
Farm Bureau will-meet wltli Mrs.
Don Johnson, Thursday, 2 p.m.
howlers Mrs. A.-C. (Dennl
Buckes, President of the Women's
Oregon Stale Bowlers Association
nccoinpnnled bv Mary Bothwcll
and Martha Cassldy, the latter two
ilclemilcs from the Klamath Falls
Howler'B Association will leave I
Sunday for Salem to attend n
meeting of the association which
will plan for stale tournament
pluy In February and March.
Curst - Mrs. Axel Jncnbson. 2H25
rtecliiinullon has as her house
Kiiest, Mrs. Axel Johnson, Enter
prise Oregon. Mrs. Johnson Is a
former Klamath Fnlls resident.
Meelhis- There will be a rcRUlnr
meeting of the Auxiliary to the
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen,
Thursday, 8 p.m. In the K.C.jHall.
Keno PTA will meet tonight !
(Tuesday) 7:30 p.m. nt the school
CitBySerpants
By (len. N. Taylor j
There In tho desert. God's people
spoke nttnlnst him nnd he sent ;
flrey serpents to stlng them to
tlenth Numbers 21:0, BIBLE. When
the people repented, Ood told
Moses to lift up on a pole, a ser
pent of brass. Let the people who
wcro bitten, look
on it mm live.
Many did nnd the
plnguc was stoo
ped. C c n t n r ies
Inter came Christ.
He pointed to
such as hud be
lieved nnd lived.
Sn Id He "As
Moses lifted up
the serpent In the
w 1 1 d e r n ess, so
must the Bon of
Mnn be lifted up
that whosoever
believes on Him
shnll not. perish but have eternal !
life . , ." John 3:14-10 BIBLE. I
Christ Mighty Today" "I hnd lost
my family, business nnd wns the
Maker. "Then I looked on Christ
town drunkard," said tho Harness
nnd believed. I hnvo my Inmlly
nnd business back nnd am no more
the town drunkard."
i A Whlto Pino Drive family sonds
tills Message to say that Olirlnt
stands ready nlso to lift you out.
Your pnrt Is to Look BELIEVE
and look utterly to Him.
Leaders Muhlc Hanson nnd Evn
Burkhnllnr nrc leaders for the
tlrciit ilixik group discussion Thurs
day evening, lu the city library.
The group will discuss Song of the
Volsungs and Nlblungs,
Oone Pvt. and Mrs. Lylc Steers
have relumed to Camp Cooke,
Call!., alter spending the holidays
with their parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Steers and Mr. and Mrs.
Hnv Keeven. Lyle Is with the 1112nd
Signal Corps and attends teletype
school at the camp. On comnlclton
of his course there he will be
transferred to Camp San Luis
Obispo In December.
Mills School regular Jnnunry
PTA meeting will be held Wednes
day, 2:15 p.m. Entertainment will
he lurnlshed by the high school
string ensemble directed by John
Drysdnle and u vocul ensemble, di
rected by Andrew Loncy. Guest
speaker will- be Joe LeClalr, Di
rector of Audio-Visual Education.
His subject will be "Foundations
for Good Citizenship. "Rooms will
be open to purenls between 1 nnd
2 i). in. An adult supervisor will
care for pre-school age ahlldren.
Coining Home Sgt. 1st Class
Wayne A. Gober, son ot Mr. und
Mrs. Elmer Gober, Rt. 2, Klamath
Fulls recently left tho 7th Inlanlry
Division on the fighting front in
Korea to return home under the
Army's rotation plan. Ho hnn been
In recent action against the Com
munism In the mountains north of
Hwachon. He landed nt Inchon
September I0S0. He has been In
Korea 12 months. He In a graduate
ol Henley high school.
Houlh-Mr. and Mrs. Carl Woods
aro In Ban Francisco this week
Ulnnrlu m IMtrttfltt1fr Ami
surgery. Woods la manager of the
meat department at Orlggs Market
here. They plan to return Saturday.
Japs Lay Off
Fishing Right
WASHINGTON 11 Japan has
become one of the first nations
if not the first to refrain from
exercising Its legal right to fish
eries on the high seas, Milton C.
James, assistant director ol the
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, aald
Friday.
Japan made the concession at
the recently completed Internation
al conference with the united
States and Canada, during which
fisheries of the North Pacific were
discussed,
James, who apent seven weeks
in Tokyo holplng to draft the pro
gram, aald Japan agreed to ab
stain from fishing for halibut, her
ring or aalmon In areas off the
cosst of North America where
commercial fishing has been or
could be conducted.
Under International law, all
nations have equal rights to the
fisheries on the high seas.
James aald, however, that In
the new agreement Japan recog
nizes that the fisheries specilied
are carefully managed, at consider
able expense to the United States
and Canada, and that entry of
another nation into the field could
wreck, the conservation program.
TRIAL
PORTLAND 11 Fred Meyer,
Inc., and two of the chain store's
meat market managers will be
tried Feb. 5 on charges of selling
meat at above celling prices.
The trial date was set Monday
OJhvJpool
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after the defendants pleaded Inno- Inst fall.
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There will be a regular meeting
of District No. 8, Oregon State
Nurses' Association Thursday at
the Public Health Department, 1S49
Main, 8 p.m.
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set, or give a friend soma
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mer delivery.
Order before February 15th.
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