Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 12, 1952, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextKATl'ltHAY, Al'ltir, 12, 10,12 PAGE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Mwtlnr The twilar noon meet-1 Kccovcrlnn Koland E. Wright, 1)1K of the Quota Club will be held who underwent surgery recently, Monday at the pelican pany room, u recuperating hi nmMuc iupum. flection of olficera wiu be held. Butlneu Meet Catholic Daugh ters will have a regular business meeting Mondav, 8 p.m. in the Sacred Heart Parish hall. Mrs. Hazel Landry Is chairman of the evening. Units Install New Officers MALIN Joint Installation lor of ficers of Bloody Point Piv.1 UH7, Veterans ol Foreign Wars and the Auxiliary was held April 8. til the VFW Hall with 45 present. Library The ybry. ClVb s trlcl 8 and a ' past' president of Sunn? Musicale is slated for Mem- day at 2 p.m. In the City Library Auditorium. Bloodv Point Auxiliary, was the In stalling officer. InMalled for the coming year were: Rave VnnMcIrr, nt-vlriint - Minnie Klrllev St'llinr At Berkeley Lila Wincbarger, ; Erma Fairclo. tun'ior vice: Mt. Hebron, has entered Armstrong Rlanrh. Beldraine. chaplain: Marie - r-..i..r Knrimv Tiile. 'Business College at Berkeley and vackniti. secretary-treasurer; Rose i?,?"LW ly' tt'LW vtrfiey High school. at tile Tulelake American Legion Hall. Bridge, pinochle and canasta will be played, rclreshments will conductress: trustees, u year Ruth Morrow; i3 years) Kathcrmo Istncre: 13 year) Berntce Kolkow; color bearers, Mary Victorln. Ber Klamath Woman Officer Assigned SSTH FIGHTER INTKKCKPTOH WINU. Japan Slid Lii'iit. Kliulce J. Warren, daughter of Mr. and i Mis. Irving 11. Crawford, IMS Vic tory Dr., has recently lioen as signed to the 8lh hospital Group of the Far East Air Force. This group, a unit of the Japan Air Defence Force, Is presently aid ing our sick and wounded Korean veterans. Lieut. Warren was comiiu.v.lincil In January, 1!5I. A graduate ol Sacred Heart Academy, she nl--o attended the University of I'alnor ' ma. Her husband, T-isgl. Richard i Warren, Is siationed null the StWd -Medical Group. Duvts-Moiitlmn Air Force base, Tucson, Ariz. Jnlni Pnllnrk Dinner Klamath ft , rVcd nn I the 'nibi c Invited Unit 8. American Legion Auxill.ary nice Kolkow. Adel.a Story. Mildred be served and the puDiic Is m nea noilurk dinner iGroee: flan bearer. Merle Kirk- lo auena. uiil hold ioint notluck dinner ' Grogg : flag bearer. Merle Kirk Iwith Klamath American Legion Patrick; Banner bearer. Ka'.'ierine Vlnltnr Bernarri Malnwaring ed- Post 8 at the Veterans Memorial Isencee: historian. Ruth Morrow; &hWC NmprgVdV. Hall Tuesday, .t 6 p.m. Members ipatriot.c iiuctor Pauline Wear; Free Press was a Klamath Falls ' uie Laneview American -sji",..i, ..... ,....,. rriaay. nr is vimwiir iiea ; , . : r . : : AH I InstalliiK teams were from Pell- 5iifni- nv'irinv He Is visiiinc news ! Post will be honored guests Darters of Southern Oregon. 1 members net yet contacted are (Can Auxiliary of Klamath Falls and r r asked to bring pie. cake or salad, i included Mabel Brochtrun conduct. Home Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dav. or call Freda Hahn at 4469. ress: Alta Thompson, assistant con- S731 Summers Lane have returned ; Iductress: Patricia Henry, pianist; from Tulare where thev were called Folk Daneinj International Folk and four color bearers, Caroline by the death of Mrs. Dav's mother Dancing group will meet Monday Williams. Viola Harvey, Lucille following a long illness, funeral at 8 p.m. ai ui.'H Main si. ur. uuusy mm '"i(in uraum services were April 8, Cupid Makes Bozo a Bum I Frank Johnson will be Instructor. Other members from Pelican Past i iwiio aiieuut-u were, leresa Aiiescn, 4-H Leaders-Will meet for a pot-: Edna Camahan Marv Wells. Annie lurk supper business and recren-!McG'lvar Et,n Caldwell and lion at Joan s Kitchen, April 14 Mildred Larrick. 'at 6:30 p.m. Leaders are asked to Guests present were Mary Wells. brini: their own table service. Each president of Pelican Auxiliary; 01 - community will be responsible for ive Adamson. state chaplain of the nnp nnrt nf the rpcrpatinn nrocrnm I Disabled Veterans: and Helen Tili-h BALTIMORE W Three parts Visiting the meeting will be several I past President of the American Le grcat Dane and one part St. Ber-1 Jackson County 4-H leaders and gion Auxiliary ot Tulelake. uard, Bozo, a romantic watch dog. Club Agent, Rufus Cafe. - Officers for the Post were in- was demoted to "all bum" Satur- stalled bv Mike Beldraine of Post day by his disillusioned owner, Ed- 4-11 Club members will hold a 8700 Tulelake Officers irutalled jnund J. Rosendale. skating party at Skateland Roller :wfre commander. Clarence Kol- , For a year and a half Bozo Rink. April 18 from 3:30 to 5:30 senior vice JacK Slorv Ju- ml rwl miarH thn uifa rtf lh v. ... All All nun.lu (n..,J ' - ... .' . . '. - " . - h.". " 'e nior vice, aioeri sennudt: cnap- laundry Rosendale operates here, to attend. Cost will be nominal. Hm Edward Adamsoir surgeon Nobody ever tried to get near the Further information Ls available i Harrv Isencee: adjutaiit Arnold place while the vicious looking am- from Mrs Charles Thurman. 3307 Kirtley: trustees (1 veari George Dial kept his vigil. Hilyard or members of Junior Miss Donathon. i2 vearsi "Charles Bra- , uui eariy r riaay saie crackers cn-in r-inh entered the building with an acetyl-; " ene torch, and amidst spluttering sparks and the noise and smoke of fc booby trap tear gas bomb, re-1 jrioved 53.700 irom the safe. , Where was Bozo when all this happened? Out romancing, com plained Rosendale, In his first night out in a year and a half. " When the first employe came to fcork In the mornme. Bom was waitine to be let inside. When he I A three-man team from the U S I Bankers Plan Forum Here zille. i3 years' Charles Spolek: serv ice olticer. Waller Stastny. Retiring Pres. Ruth Morrow and (Retiring Com. Arnold Kirtley were presented their past president and I past commanders pins bv Rose Van Meter and Dis. Com. Elton Grogg. I Following Installation a dutch lunch was served the 45 members 1 presidents and past commanders. and guests by the following past Presidents and Past Commandeis. Musical Arts Going on Air The radio program sponsored bv the Klamath Musical Arts Council and hoard regularly from 5 to 5:.!0 p. 111. over KFJI. will feature n varied program ot music Sunday. This program has been arranged by the Young People's Concert Division and the Fine Arts group of the Council. One number of the program ot special interest to young people will feature Jeanette Simons at the piano, playing four selections from 'Childhood Scenes" by Robert Schu mann. A brief narrative pertaining to each number will be given by Arlen Sanders. The program will also feature Miss Harriet Mueller, vocalist, who will sing two lovely numbers, with Miss Ruth Lobaugli. accompanying at the piano. Mis Lobough will play three numbers by Debussv: Or Gradus Od Parnassiim." ' Tile Little Shen- erd." and "Golhgnog's Cak Walk." ! The Madrigal Singers directed bv I Harriet Mueller will also be on the ' program. Members ot this group are Ellen Sullivan. Ruth Lobaui:ii, 'Jane Craig. Harriet Mueller. La Mar Jensen. Don McKenie. John Drysdale and Bennett Loitsguai-.l County Buys Equipment Severn! ,-ales and purchases of equipment were okayed Friday by Hie Klamath County Court. Halslger Motor Company w as low bidder on a two-door sedan being puivluiM'd lor the Health Depart ment, bidding iiiSldO after allow -ance for Irude-ln. Louis Kaluiu of Malln was low bidder for a 2J-tool deep lreeo for the Klamath Nursing Home, at IM Rqiilpment and material sold, be longing to the Koad Department, included: a truck, to Asphalt Pav ing Company for $7!t!.5D; a lathe to llert Burns, (or sit'.'O; used lumber to Asphalt Paving Company, sul; a scraper to Van Fleet, $MHt: atut a lil-tii Ford coupe to Asphalt Pav ing Company. SK76. Mack Appointed Equalizer ("Inn Ho Mark. Kliuimlh FiilU Ilui Nl iuu! tuuMinio omplovr ol I ho Tux Assessor's ollli't, FiUluy whs appointed tilt third iniMnbrr o( thr Hoard ul EtiuitlUiitlou by I ho C'oun ly Courl. The oilier nuMubtMi nio County .ludm U. K. ltrt(Ur Hint AKird U Colln'r, who is n mo in ber o( Ihr liudot CoinmttliM. 'llw Hoard of KqunUnttUin Is o bp lit MNln next month to hour t'oiiiplnlnts H'umdtitLt property un M'vincnt.N for tux purpose:. Church Readies Fun Night Futttl plims huve boon inuk lor Dud's Nlte to bo lifld Vedms duy. April It?, ul Saru'd llrurt Academy auditorium, according to Albert l.avenlck. m'neral chuiritian. The ntKlU of lun and relresh. ments lor youutt and old will Marl with openlPK of tltt doors nt 7 30 P m. Committee chairmen for the event Include Charles Bailey. Otlo Stun h. Jim Cronon, Frank Bomitay. 0& ear Denault, Mrs Walter Jendri' jewsk 1, Mrs. Nurman Moty. Mrs. Charles Seavrv, Mrs. Clltlord Moln tore. Mrs. Hill Fly. Mrs. John Mc Andrews and Mrs. F.dwin iSnuicr. Group Seeks Range Ballot Sixteen residents of the l.angell Valley area have petitioned the County Court to call lor a vote on whether slock is to be allowe I In run at huge tu a portion ot Langell Valley precinct. The matter may be voted upon in that precinct at the Novcinbei election. Signing the ix-tltlou were: V M. Sullivan. John I.. Sullivan J. Mm tin 111 own, Christine M Itrown, Flunk M. llniwu, William A, Novotny. Mildred V. Novotny. Joe IMIucek. ltenuiin F. Honit vedt. Chris HikhI. Fdlla K. Hood. Iicih K stallcn. Fduard Oraliun. Jeanette II Cirallan, William Hur licit and Mrs. William Iturnett CQW tu riBmntici, f'. Ka ' Vatmnai Ronir' hfart nffine in Pnrt. Man Alice and Walter Stasttiv into a frenzy of" barking that took ' land is to be in Klamath Falls Marif, Vacknitz, Ruth Morrow. El Ms handlers a full hour to still. Recording to the out-of-pocket own ti -Sunrise Service Set for ' " Units of the YMCA will hold .their annual sunrise service at S a.m. Sunday at the YMCA -building on Pine St. - The service is sponsored by the Hi-Y. Tri-Hl-Y Council. .- Rev. George Alder of the First Christian Church will give the ser mon. All high school students and -their parents are urged to attend. Z SKUNK TRAP WORKS VINELAND, Ont. I . James JlatU has devised a trap which Bets rid of skunks. He claims a total of 13 skunks for the device, ; a wooden box affair with b trap- i door, which Imprisons tie animal ' until It can be taken out in the woods and shot. Tuesday to conduct a special estate ton GJ0!!f- Pa"-"-e Wear and Ar- and trust forum at the Wrnema Hotel. I The session is to start at 7:30 p m., according to E. H. Thomp son, manger of the Klamath Falls branch bank. The program ls to be a non technical presentation of facts and methods ol estate management ap- Trapper's Bomb Injures Hand A government trapper from Mt. the meeting. Fairhaven PTA Elects Putnam Fatrhnven Parents nnd Pntrnns newly organized, met Tuoriav cve nitii: nt the school to elect .Martin Putnam, president; Mrs. Mary lieavnn. vice president: Mrs. Gold ina Thompson, secretary and Low ell Netzer. treasurer. A school traffic committee was appointed and plans made to spon sor a Boy Schout troop and either a Girl Scout or Camp Fire Girl proup. Refreshments were served after Man Arrested After Wreck A 21-year-old Rowers Street rrsl dent. John Ace Clurk. was arrested bv Citv T'oliee Kriduv mht after his 1 93ft Buiek jumped the curbin-: M California Avenue and Conner Street, and smashed Into a tree Carter, who lives at 328 Roimt Street, was cited for violation of the basic rule. Police reported Carters ear. traveling south on California, trav eled 35 feel down the sidewalk, narrowly nussinir a telephone pole, before hitting the tree. The ear went out of control, phee reported, a. Carter attempted to turn onto Conner off of California. OGfKl- SPARKIE Musical Glasses PKUO Mm Crofftr Lak lottag ChJ hiui M tour, w Not I Hriwiiv Cf r ot nit if. II IVnt flOO' HAIL 1 1 if rutMlMC I. I atr,l C4' mm Ml UUtKAL CLAIUI plicable to the average family, j Hebron suffered an injured hand Both estate planning and tax econ-; Friday night while setting traps omies are to be included. j for coyotes. Members of the panel will be 1 According to Klamath Valley R. M. Alton, vice president and Hospital attendants Fay Clark was head of the bank s trust depart- i setting a cyanide bomb trap near ment: D. W. MacKay. trust offi-' Mt. Hebron last night when the cer: and L. B. Staver, trust of- bomb exploded, burning one hand ficer. Clark was treated at the hospital ami icjeu&eu. Don't Miss This Rollickinq Comedy "Georae Washinqton Slept Here" Thursday KUHS DANCE Modern and old time danc ing Every Saturday maht. 9 D.m. to 1 a.m. K.C. HALL. Public invited. DANCE RED BARN - DORRIS EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT with LES GARDNER and his WESTERN SWING BAND Dancinq 10-2 Admission 1.00 Inc. Tax Direct Broadcast from Red Born KFJI 10:00 to 10:30 smcf I've dun DRINKING A FULL GLASS OF ENERGY LOADED, PROTEIN PACKED, CRADE'A" MILK WITH EVRY MEAL... Cook wstlj astsS serve LOOK! who's aH" TONIGHT OX THIERS THE MOST COLORFUL WESTERN AND HILLBILLY BAND IN AMERICA WITH A LAUGH A MINUTE FOR 20 MINUTES STH APPEARANCE IN KLAMATH FALLS (THEIR AVERAGE ATTENDANCE HAS BEEN OVER 1250) Dancing - 9 'til 1 Doors Open at 8:30 $150 PER PERSON (TAX INC.) Another "Baldy" Evans Attraction COMING ATTRACTIONS LEFTY FRIZZELL FRI. MAY 9 HANK THOMPSON SAT. MAY 24 J THE NEW 1 1 mm mm S VI I I i 1 r I 1 H l i, Kit m Kothing is so refreshing at i flats of ICE -COLO MILK! 3950 SO. 6th In Front of Altamont School COMPLETE Prescription SERVICE FREE PARKING SPACE COMPLETE VETERINARY SUPPLIES INCLUDING SUNDAY W& S and M $kwip.A " OWNED AND OPERATED BY BOB WAGGONER AND AL URBEN