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KIIIDAV, AI'KII, II, Ill.ri2 HERALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE NINE Special Music, Services Named for Easter Sunday llir I'rni.l cil llr KphMirri'llan lif uniillrnl at Um llrnl arrvlra. rliuirr huiiiluy will nituln ur irlc- llir sriiiii.n hiplc lv Itrv. I.lovil I. ii ' il In. w.u In r.iiiiilii . Kilhiuny will be 'Death Cniuiut llllnu.liiilil llir K I ii I , i 1 1 1 Mil In Willi Will." Iiilnl iiiii.ii (I u 111 1 nrrvliTi ( AI.VAIIV HAI'Tiit'i" In irlillllnii In 1 1 in iitilini Minrl'.r . frrmun tuple liv Krv. II IV linn irlvln1 III Win. In I II Ivr-lli Ihcnlri "HI will for ' I'Tilll mil III UlC ii II n in . m'IK'C"' In Mil Inn Miilll." Mil Ic will i.r bv Hip iIihII ilmirlir II itlmir Hip llu-lii iiii'B.n now lv Mil'. Il'ilinl F. I.iilv MilllKli.v mill ttmlrr Hllllllav Kill':. MP ll Inlliltt:. IKII'i: I.I 1 111.11 AN r'nnlpr M-ivlirs v ill lir li'l'l nt I'lillnv. Inn Iho Bunrl.ir fcrrvlr.. 0 ;iil mill II n ni. villi musii: liv Hi. mlii y ticlwul mill Knnlrr I'l'iilns Hip i hull' uiiilcr (liiPi'llim ' An- Hrrvlc o w ill be .'ipld lit Hhuslu ilipw I. inn". ' jili'linul n an mm ii in. re- HUNT cOMiHM'VMONAI. .p lively. I irnliii hip m-IipUiiIpiI lr ZI0N H-TIIKIIAN 1-,'ilrr i.l li :iu mill II ''" ' A"" a,,f,;r M "r" 't ii-i,.I InniiiUnn In unrrnls ol "nl' will lie iipIiI In iliuidi nt i , ' , i - tniu .1, HcIkjoI i'l II u mi. Holy C union nt mipiiil I Ik- fin Iv firrvup llll.l Ml TIIOIHSI lr i him Ii rlnf.srs will mill. Iilllr Im Mitl'llll HnMrr mtvii-pi nt 10 1.'. ii in. A nlnv will lir nip icntril bv Hit Viilini I'pimiIp n i Inss n I 7 Hi i in hl.A.MVIII I I TIN "AN HllllllrP I.PMlCPi Will be liilluwPlI liv Hiinil iv l.rlinul i mi iiiMiiii.iii iii ii j a lii, ami rc .uu i.wirai r.u-i-liililipii ul If 4li u in. mid rV-.tiinl i hml'il mid hpiiikiii mil n in v or hln nt II n i' will' Mirnul ijiiuili' bv Hip rrnior ciion MUST Ml.liniDII i-w-n li'dPiilniil hcrvlcri will bp VpIiI Knalrr Hiindiiv ill 0 mid 1 1 ii in iiluiili .mil youths win :-'.vl WW r, M I It Lj f x REV. KENNETH KORBY , I i Drive-in Site Of Services At Sunrise Itrv Kenneth Korby. pi.tor ol Sit Vrter Lutheran Church at M'd lord will br Pnkpr nl KnMer bun rise ' uprvii-PB lo be held Ihls Sun uav nt the Hhasl.. Drlve in llie.iipr. joinllv spon-oifd bv Hope, 'ion and Klainaili I.mlieraii rhuirh. tlie 30 a in. heruees will bp brouRl" 10 ppraons altendlnir In ilielr lar through me thraler loiid'-penkf r nyslrin Hip obiermiu-e will lie 1 open to Ihe gfneriil public. aord. ing lo llev lllrlmrd Ornrf ol Zlon Lutheran church, general chairman of the pronniin Oilirr (iinnniilpe chairmen In phnrye ul tin- p'.'i'til nre Hill fl'in fpld nrrunseinpnl'; (Miff Wurman, uihern K'v M Rmlerlck Andor c;in. iinhllrllv. . v " .. . ; .. . i i in inr tivii r Mill ArroVdmr to lev Ih nervl" w ll lie brief so those nl- "tiding n av later lake part I , LZ,...S. ' i ih-Ir ?.un .iinniieV Tlie 'seiv ce will be hroadca.-t ! Radio Station KFLW al (1:30 a Oregon Plans New Building BAI.I.M i.V - A -'0 million dollar l.Milldlim progratn In Oregon slate liv.tiliit.loii'., u li nli will tike ten years In cnmplrte. was nnnounced Friday by the Slate Board of Con tiol. It will he siibiiill.nl to Uie 1953 Legislature. ; The board, whirl) began Us litoderniing program nt the Inst I lutlnns stN vears ago. said It Is hnlf completed It will take Ihe 0 millions in flimh II. Mnnr prolecls on the list are: (,'ollslriicllnn ol .1 S2. 51)0.000 slate refornintory In finleni. Mullding Iwn more liiillillims al Falrvlew Home lor feeble-minded persons. Inrhidlng one for babies. A building at the Stnle Hospital for crlnilnnlly Insane persons and sex crlmlnnls. The program Includes new con alructlon for nil stale Institutions'. DOBBS HATS in v taV "Biq Shipment Jut Arrived" NEW COLORS NEW STYLES FOR SPRING DON'S 6th and Main Ph. 6520 will up obnrrvrd "I llir In Up i two pi vli:f 'i. M'. TAITH U'lliCOrAl, AnipCoiiiinunliiii will bp nl .prvrd ul IIJ in. Bnliiidi.y Willi liulv Huiitlmn mid UkIHiiik u( Hip I'urhul niiKilp ni i M p in Choral Kuiimrlst w-lll be lipid fit 'i a in. Ea.slrr Hindus'; (.'liiirili rliiiol tulip box prpjpiitiiilnti MAC KIT) IIKAItl llolv Hmurdny - ))p ilnit of iipw i lire. I':IPr caiidlp. IfinMrr wiilPr nnci biintiMnnl mm m i :w in : I lllirh Mini nl 8 ii in. mid ponfen- i iMm from 'i lo b mid 7 to (I in. Kur.lpr Hundny Uiw nJlP uliI nl 7. S mid 6 30 in. with lllth Mu t II -. in I hi. Al lil H'llM'.'a iMPrrllli llolv finliirrtny- DIphsIiih of Pni rlinl (lip. Hnnclml rmidlr. KhMpt wnipr And bupllMnnl font nt 7 n in. ' Mi.ii nl 8 a.m.: c-onfpnilnn.i from 1 .1 lo 4 and 7:30 In II pin. teaser Hunday Hlifh Mnnn ppIp- I brniPd al 8 30 a m at Mrrrll! I Willi low Mann at fl i m. In Hunan- j n nnd 10 ii. in ir. Merrill ! I MIST COVI.NANT A nppelnl fiundnv Bcliool pro uniin '.'.III bp held nl 10 30 a in . followed by Moriim; Worship at II a.m. In Hip pvpnlnic npprtnl inunlr nnd a nprinon are nclicduled lor 1:S p in. (iOKPI I. MISSION Sueclul nvle will be held nl 7 J0 p in with hillldav Prhool nnd morning service as ur.unl IKI.A.MATII TKMfl.F. ! An ICnsler nroginin will be pre- , I Muled uv ine piuiu'iv ncnooi ip- rarunpiii nl 0 " n in . with all l.ivlled In attend. Kpeclnl music I liv the Klamath teinple pbnlr nnd dedication of children will precede ih ll a ni u-nr.-ih'n service. A special F.aner consecration .,ervlpp (or lllP VOIIIlir PPnnle Will be held nt 30 pin. nnd Evange i al nervlee at 1 ii p in. Indian Bureau Workers Fired WASIirSOTON if Secretary ol the Interior Chapman Friday nnnounced suspension from duly and pay of two employes of the , Portland. Ore . area office of the Indian Bureau on charges arising ' from the nale last year or iomf I Indian timber lands at Gold Btach. I Ore rhnpman Klentltted Dip employes ns i.lvde W. Fivnn. area iniin ri fleer ill the Portland oince. He said n a news release tnev had been on Involuntary annual leave pending an linestlentlon I np irnnsncuon iuu iiun.r nut f .nil r .ih ii. rriaied ton acres ol limber lands were old to an Indian woman, f.rnes- !nr Slnl.tml. for Sltt.OOO; thpl on tii siii.f rifiv nl, rftjinlri llir nron erlv l n.n H.. Ir llrt ooo. Then, he continued, the new pur- U - ha - .er., sold options lor the timber on the land to third parties for 5300,000. I After protests regarding the deal were made in inn an i.oniimsnoii- er Dillon 8. Mver. he brnughl the; matter to Chapman's atlentlon. Tlie secretary ordered an Inves- tliiallon and had the two employes : placed on Involuntary annual leave. I years. The highest first nuarter Chapman SBld he expects the In- post-war total was In 1950. when vesligatora' report lo be comnle'.- extremely cold wenther forced clo ed this month, "after which final jsure of many Industries. department action will be taken. At the request of the Interior Department. Chapman said, the Denartmenl of Justice has filed suit in federal district court at Portland asking that the laud sale be set aside. VTAVKRINCi' PITNANO. Malaya, ol'i Six members of a Communist platoon were recently executed by their comrades for "wavering'" In al legiance, according In another terrorist who surrendered lo secur ity lorces. EASTER SUNRISE I SERVICE BEGIN THIS EASTER "EARLY IN THE MORNING" LIKE THE FIRST EASTER SPIRITED MESSAGE BY REV. KORBE OF MEDFORD MUSIC OF JOINT LUTHERAN CHOIRS ZION, KLAMATH, HOPE LUTHERAN CHURCHES PYTHIAN SISTERS WINEMA TEMPLE 70 special mectiiifi, March 17. Top row (I lo r) raliicia Vj;.ak, I'rotcctor; Clara Ballantyiu-. Kxccllent Senior; Ella Hoper, Past Supreme Itfinosenlativo; Vera Sharp, CJrand Chief of Oitljoii; Kdna Bryant, Grand Guard; Louise O'Mrieii, pianist; Anes Jurncnson, Past Chief. Bottom row, same order. Treasurer, Stella Drydin; Secretary, Louise Scott; Excellent Junior I'rotcm, Violet Phillips; Most Excellent Chief, Alycc (Jrc'en; Captain of Degree Staff, Lillian Uaydcn; Manager, Bertha Griggs; Guard. Delia llcnninger. Evergreen Photo School Names Valedictorian HONAN.A-Htn I.lllv, dailllllter uf Mr. and Mrs. Francis Lilly. Kill Iw valeriirlorlnii ol the WW graduaung rla.-s al Bonana Hluh. Her prudp avprypp was 3 5. !nPM,,p t pn Hunkllr wiih a prade ...,.. .....ir ni l is will he salui- ntoriaii Hhe Is the dauithier of Mr. nl)(j (,, M llsnklus 1'iln ipal II (.'. Klurpe uf Bonan- zn School nnnounic'j the selections todav. Rita lias taken part tn school activities throughout her school carppr. She lll'lpnlll "I .vas a tliree vear par the Glee Club and ipeech work, served ns veil lender. president "1 Ihe Frcshmnn class, iiiideni hndv secre.iiy and editor ol the 1933 onnual. rip. or l,cn Hankins has taken an arlle Halt In school speech i and drama artlvlliis has been a thrre-veiir meinlie." of Ihe Glee i ('lull Is assistant i-ianaper oi ui nnnunl end during ner Junior year I was a Pep Club veil leader Spring Jobs Show Decline RA1.I',M 'f 'H'e sprlns recov- ... r... I.w in r P SlOWer ; Tnimineni Compensation Com ."'" , ,' announced thai 1 he commission .,n"7rc,.l,, l.50O peisona T m niic mmi n . .. .. i aim less than l ie total year earlier. r-nrcst imlii' trirs empioyen la.sou drop ol 3.300 Iron late .,.!, m hi'.i '""r;" V.,,... ;.,! In led 32.961; Plc, service club has IS p,.rM , micinplnyed. with the openings in membership for next .rIP ot poured unemployment be- year. IWrteen ol the openings 6 per cent. iniusl be given lo members of the The cominlsslon paid out K.101.- 101. 532 In benpllUs 111 March. 29 pcr.oiher two openings should be from ppnl more man 111 nmivn. iwi. Henri 11 payments m the first three months this year were S7. - 383.083. Ihe second highest total for dial period ol the seven post-war ANZAC FIGHTERS WELLINGTON, N. 7. IP Prime Minister Sidney O. Holland an nounced Friday New Zealand Is sending nn Air Force lighter sqund ron to the Middle East for gar rison duty. rar..s?p?iT3 SHASTA DRIVE-IN THEATER 6:30 A.M. (Uittn (rem Your Cerl E&tt x4 ,'f? 'r2, iiy ji:an (it i:ns Claytun llauiion and Gcoicr Hanson, siudrnt body prrsident. i Jana fjinsilet and suit Geary, secretarv Susan Geary and IGeorge Knight, fir- , vicc-presi- Uieill, r.y AIlgMPatl ant lmis a'"Tu-rLri, . (i rtnl n,.n,: Iclt. bu: mess niaiiiii cr mid loiiunv M'Mire and M-irline Howard, yell leader are Ihe siiden'. bi:v oflicer candidates fplecied and nnnounced by Hie incniiieis ol ihe iiuiiiiiiallng coniinlttec this week. Mondnv niornin.' inoie noiiuna- lions lor these ollires can be made Ironi Uie lloor of a .Hnnt body meeting w hlrh will be held during our activity prr od Nmninaiinn blanks can be obtained from Mr. O'loole. ( la.'.s will meet et the Ragland Tlie flev Galen H Onsteud no,"! for nn faster breakfast lol froni S! Paul s Kpiacnpal church lowing Ihe service, gave an intrresling talk lo KU Two Identical morning services a.udpnls ve-ierday in ihcir annual ;ill be held In the Presbyterian Kasler prvgrniu. Rev Onstead Church, one at 9: JO. Uie second at spoke ol Easter traditions. The 11 a. in. call to worship and invocation The choir under the direction of were given bv Frances Stearns, mis. A. F. Herrmrhaw will sing while Manln Ncrscih .poke on Ihe inree anthema, 'Christ Is Risen." inuortancc uf strong tnendhips. Gertrude Brnmlett told ui meaning ol Easter. Violin concerto, "Vivaldi'1 Tlie was and 'IHIU m..xi lid O Lord of sludent body in group singing. Following benediction, the program was con- eluded. 0(.r,..u,,. Brnmlett. member of ,.,,,i,i,. the a,sseiiibl commiUee, was in lull charge of the program, which was In the auditorium al three .otiotic ' present sophomore class and Ihe present sophomore class ana ine urcsrni ju.i.w. - iwho Is interested in Joining !club. has been asked lo see Ross, llic club's ad.isor. the j . 1 -i'1''uck was awaiting a wrecker, the Southern Oregon district solo ; brakes went out and the truck went and ensemble competition was held today. KU playln- hast to nnnroximatelv 350 students from nil the high schools in Ihe district. Manv 01 our own fitments nun student groups participated in the ; $ld. 0l Grccn5pr)ni!S m0un conipetlilon. which lasted all day ;laln5 beginning at nine o'clock. Robison brought ihe truck back J Tu!e Easter Services Set TULELAKE Tulelake church, v ill observe Easter with several services. Iliiin mass will b? sung by the choir ol the Holy Cross Catholic cnurcn ti i:ju a. in. wun i-ainer Cornelius o Connor olliciating. A second mass will be said al 11 m- .'im kiicih.i nm uv .,.. v,u .. shin ol the lulelako Community 1'nbyicrian Church Is sponsoring a Sunrise Service at the Cross on u:e peninsula built by the Japa- ncse during the life of the Intern- incut camp. Members gave It a new coat of white paint this week, Otlirr Tulelake churches are Invited cd to participate in the service, I ,0H. attending will gather at church at 4:30 lo go in a caravan. Members of Koss Rag- land s high school Sunday School Dci.ald LV Kettrlng; -We Will Be Merry. ' Michael Praeporlus and "Praise For Our Lord," Mclchoir Vulplus. 'Hie sermon lliemi' "Chrlsfi Vin ,orr nd Ours" w:ll be Dresented hv Rpv Marvlx K-vser sppcinl services will also be held Simd.y nl0rnlng In the Church of Christ, with Rev. Olcn Vernon in the ptiplll. in the Full Gospel Church with Rev oien Avres ana in the LDS Church with the service under ihe direction of Truman Lynch, president. Truck Wrecked After Burning A truck owned bv a man Identi- tied as Stanley Duke. Klamath Mr. Falls, caught fire on the Green I springs late Thursday night, and after the cab burned out and the , r embankmTnl. Wr,c.r Arl RobLson reported one rock protection along Ihe grn.-te prevented the whole she- hann I.hm .nllin. a hair -v.il. Ann-n to Klamath Falls yesterday. April 12 1040 EAST MAIN o - Sat. &;dl0W Sat. n commyiMDiY Opening SPECIALS: Elf C Guaranteed ranch fresh OQr 1-1 toui a... C Boby Food JELLO ,Fl.23c ' DUST MOPS 1.59 value 89c Cabbage, Cauliflower ,b. 5c OTHER OPENING VALUES! Malin Plans Improvements For Community Park Area Rv MAI.f'rll.M F.PI.f:V JR. One nl Hi. Klamath Bu.ln'.. morelln "I the realdentlal lot will bei45 ,efl 'We "d 104 .'eel. I0"- popular picnic bpou. Malin Coin-1 mutiny Park l due for extended develonment If pronoi-als bv the) Park Board are carried out, and residential area may be built on wnat la now noine park properly, The park board. corulUIng of Mike HtaMny. Dick Jlenzcl and fcmil Polivku. made a lour ofjnecewary lor the park Itself. Moore Park In Klamath Falls and Wlard Park in the suburban area In a aurvey of concessions and equipment. HUHtny reports the board may In- !has been named to do the addition stall a concession In the near fu- al shrub work In the park. The lure. More landscaping Is also on , two Jobs will match when complet- Uie planning board MOKE WOIIK Other improvements alated this jrs.ion Include more shrubbery, painting ihe swimming and wading pools and bath house, and a new children's merry go-round soon to be Installed. A more complete lawn watering system Is to be set up. Twenty of the park's 30 acres have been developed already, but the lal 10 acres on the hill be hind the swimming pool may be platted and sold to private Indivi duals as a residential area. Engi neer Bill Walea has already been hired for making a survey of the property, the board has announced. Eventually the board hopes the Malin corporate limits will be ex tended to Include the proposed new United Drive Study Slated I Consolidation of funds drive, a (controversial subject now, comes I up for the study before the annual meeting of the Tuberculosis and Health Association Monday at noon In a Winema Hotel luncheon. I John Jones, radio station manager at La Grinde, discusses The Pros and Cons ol consou- datlni Funds Orlvu. The meeting Is open to represen- !tative rf service clubs and all per- !ton3 imereswd In the association. i . PTA to Hear State Senator Phil Hitchcock will discuss edu cational legislation to be referred to the votuig public at the Roose velt PTA meeting Tuesday at 2:15 p.m. In the school auditorium, Mrs. Floyd Boyd, president, an nounced today. Mrs. Winston Purvlne. vice-president, will give a report on the state Parent-Teachers Association convention to which she was a delegate. Mrs. Purvlne is president elect of Roosevelt PTA. First grade mothers will serve tea in the school cafeteria 101-, lowing the business meeting. All members are urged to at-1 i tend this session. Mrs. Boyd said, since Mr. niicncoca win nve m-; formation on the school bills and j thoroughly explain them. Masonic Group Observes Easter - i, -s rnmmanHrrv 1 fi nf w-ihte nf mmnlnr will hold its &n- i f Easter service nt the Masonic T,mni, -t 3 o m Sunday. music will be provided bv the i Job's Daughters choir and all Ma-1 'sonic bodies and friends are Invit ed to attend. Friendly Helpfulness To Every Creed end Pune Ward's Klamath Funeral Home Marguerite M. Ward and Sons 3,925 High Phone 3334 The New SELF-SERVICE SUPER MARKET VALUES Community Grocery Atmosphere .TPMdentlat area ITnnfU frmn IK. u&r tor further development ol the i park. Arporrilntr In Hlnnlnv nnri Pnliv. ka. the board han already bppn ap- proached bv half a dozen lndivl. dual who have Irtllraled Ihev would like to build In that district i district they Icel Is more than 1 LANDHCAPKR Tulelake pardener v.,1 r.rrm W,0 wll) landscape the Mallii school urounds ncrosn the road. ed, the board repomd. Within the park Itself, some 20, 000 daffodil bulbs have begun spring blooming. ine soitban field has been re vamped, with the diamond moved to a new and better location. A NOTICE County Clerk's Office will be open eveninqi comment inq Tuesday, April 8th, 7 to 9 p.m., for Registration of Voter i. Registered Electors who will be unable to qo to Polls to vote on Election Day on ac count of illness, may make application for Absentee Ballot. Choi. F. DeLop, County Clerk FOR YOUR LENTEN MENUS COTTAGE CHEESE at roe mi cum urn cotta( cm ni man too RSK MADE M KLAMATH FALLS V . a) j First Church of Christ, Scientist A iraixh of The Mother Church, The First Church f Christ, Scientist, Ik Boston, Mess. 10th and Washiaitoa Services Sunday Service, 1 1 :00 a.m. Sunday School, 1 1 :00 e. m. Wednesday crenlaf Meetina, 1:00 o'clock. Lesson-Sermon Subject April 13 "ARE SIN, DISEASE, AND DEATH REAL" Christian Science Reading Room 1021 Moll St. . Radio Broadcast-- Sat 5:30 p!m.- KFJI "THE ABUNDANCE OF LIFE" IF YOUR CREDIT'S GOOD . . . it's good with us ! Painting Body and Fender Work Motor Tune-up Anderson 632 Walnut (3 NEXT S&W COFFEE "5SSn FREE SOFT DRINKS 'FREE NOVELTY FREE NABISCO COOKIES OTHER FREE '&'tm.'"'''" croquet ground la readv (or um, nnd In the planning Man yet r marble courtn, nhulllcboard rM and liorneahoe pita, Tlie board hns nnnoimced new tilL'h dlvltiir bnurrl hna heen In. tnlleH In Llip nrwil uihlrh llMlf la nine feel deep at the deep end, and three In the ihallow. The Elk and Mnaona have ! fdv applied for U of the park 'or Biinday picnics this eeaaon. this EASTER for Yon Church Aegf tt tkm ihm k i um mllini ad otkumu t iliiilii ta (Mr pnum ol Um Ccmnmnw, MMt m4 cwntiBetDr momt adwuMad af all at Irofuk? ofatUafi Yoia lot aBai aojStsv tfM van finMat ofiu wkb twwtKiyitMF kyle morgan pianos "yogrs for happier' futgra thmif h music Motor Overhauling Clutch - Transmis sion and Radiator Repairs. Auto Service By the Post Office April 12 DOOR TO THE DRUMSTICK O diMee Modal 2D ihow, ta M ah. Bitla aximaaos pwaMf SaVsraa) yaataj wrm ROCERYI FEATURING: REV. KORBE i uitiinim i for .'EASIER! $S0 to W MBS SUITS At
