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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 17, 1952)
rilllHSnAY, APRIL 17, 10S2 UKRALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE FIVE llrukrn Aiiklti Wlllium C'uii llllllllmlll, 41, llilltit 1, box 43-A, llcmnlim, vtlia adinlltiMl I" Kluntntli Vallry llimpllnl WcilncMluy Willi n broken ankle. Hn Cull C'lly Plrrniiin reerlvrd It l ull In 1410 Wllliil tl til . HI 6 40 in, lliumilny. Caimo nl u iiiliuir 1 1 in win an uvrrlloorirtl till now. Hrhuul Mlliu Jerry Tlinrpo. 7 of 414 N. Dili, Hun Ire led nl Hill Kin HwpHtil (or n inli'ur litud injury nuCIrrecl while iiluylnii nl Frmiionl acliuul Wodneniluy ulli'r noun, llnniii un l.rae Klrrmuii A lircnlluo I'litrlc Juy llumt, liunliaiiU ol Mia, I'. J. Ilornl, louto 2, Kliini mil Falls, Is Imnm on H iliiy recruit Ifuvo lioin III" U.U. NiiviiI TrnlnliiK Center. Bun Ulruo, Culll. On coin plcllun ol leave lie will report Luck lo Hun Uletio uml the Nuvul Jinrvlce .Hcliool Coniniiiiid lor n (lineman ulcnol courw. Al Man lllfio Vlrull Vamlcnbcrii. who Ih in tho Nuvy, recently relumed Iroin Jiipuit und In now at Han Dlriio and hoprn to be on leave In June and tn aUip al Klnmalh Kails, Ills lormcr home. Ilia pareiiln, Mr. and Mm. Fred Vamlcnuurg, now live lit Tncuiiiu. Klreted Kay JoliiuUin ol Klam ath fall h been elected accrc U& of the Home Economics Club aiTorraon Htale. She Is llie ilauiili ler ol Mr. and Mr. Hulph Johnston. Itoule 3. Box 3UU. lioarn Herb Allmull. Mill ot Mr. and Mra. II. K. Altinan. lBOJ Oregon, hen been elected anMhlanl aoelal chairman ol llie Campua Club al Urron Slate. Telia of luam The International Relation! aludy iiroup of the AAUW meet IoiiIkIiI al S ut the home ol Mr. Hal Teale, 1036 Auburn. Vera 1'ropal will tell ol her experiences In Cluam. Itriular Medina; Veterans ol Korelun Wars, Pelican Post I3K3. meet. Thursday. 8 p.m., in the Vr'W Hull for a regular business session. n 1-avi Keaniaii Apprentlec Donate) Charle, I.Iuk. ami of Mr. and Mr. O. Mendenhall. Chlloquin. u home on 14-dav rerrult leave visiting friend and relatives here Upon completion of his leave, he 111 report tn the U 8. Naval fitntlon at Treasure Island, In Ban Francisco Bny. There he will be aaaliilled to the Parlllc Fleet. Transferred Rainier John Musec of the Modoc National Forest has been transferred to the 8nn Bernar dlno National FbreM ax district . ranter, and Assistant Runner CralB Clllfen Ix to be trnnslerred next month lo a like position on the Hierravllle district of the Tahoe Nallonal Forest. Nundar Dinner at Klnmuth Yarhl Club, from 4 to 7 p m , will be shrimp bonis and HMI-.S atenkx. For reservation call Heulnh or Mike Retail al 3-81 0i Baby Named James Brllton fjpnroy Jr., la the name chosen for lie aon of Mr. and Mrs. James Oonroy of Mnlln, born April 8 al Klainnlh Valley Hospital. Younir Conroy and hlx mother are staying al the home of her parents, Mr. and Mra. Victor Ongman, J245 Red cllffe 81. Correction The Javceties. not the Chlloeiuln and Fort Klamath Camp Fire Association, ax reported In Wednesdny'x Hxsln Briefs, will meet tonight nl Ihr home ot Mrs. Victor Vaxak Jr.. 1810 Oregon Ave. Tlrketa for the Klumnth Countv Home Extension 8pnnir Festival HTrVf Smart Buy! BOTTLED IN CALIFORNIA In i luncheon May II. lo be held al tlio lulr grounds aro available now at the lloinn IJemunslrullou olllcc. rnrr is i m lor iiuxey nnti iriin niliiHa, Luncheon will be nerved by I ladles of 11 ir I'renbyli'ilun church. ! Home (lonloii ICIilckl Uiivis I who hux been serving ubourd Urn UB8 Floyd lluy In the Fur Kiwi In home on Iruve vIMtlng hlx , piireuls, Mr and Mrn. A. II. UiivIk, '4111 N. Dili. I'm don wun a former KUIIU nludenl. ! (amp lire (ilrls will huvo n 'jliiK session Hulurdiiy, HI a in. In Iriemout nchool uudllorluin. Ulrla I are asked to use llie bark en ll liners. I I'yllilnn Hlslerx will hold n cooked lood mile all ilav Hnliirduy jut Ilia Pino Hlrerl Market, There Will He u party, 8 p.m. iRaturdny In the Huliurbun I'lre Million for volunteers and their Iwiven. Cards, dancliitf, relresh- mrntx and luformu! drcna. I.nst River l'oat-411511. Velerunn of ForelKii Warn. MerrJII and the nuxiiiary win iid iiimin inr a iini Irlrt 8 ineetiiiK. April 20, nl the recreation hall In Morrill. Ilefrcrh- luienlx will be nerved follow um llie 'meetliiR by the mixlllury Ineinbcrn I llonanta Women's Club will hold la cooked food tale Haturday, Islurllnu ul 10 a in. ut Hold s Mcul I Market In Ilonunxu. Meetlni The nonunu Kxlenslon Unit met at the home ol Phylisn Heed. Mis Ralph reMrled on llie Imeetim of llie Civil Kervlce Leuuue I In Klainulh Falls at the Cnmiininlty iliuiiKe. Mrn. Reed and Kula ll'rouith huve been elected chair I man und aecrctury-lreuaurer, New Sun Word hnx been received here ol the blrtli ol u ton In Reuttlc to Mr. and Mrn. Wllllun L, llinhop, lormer rexldentx of Klnmulh Knlln, The Utile boy Is the third child In the family. The Illshops have a son Hill, xlx and n rinuuhler Uiisnn, two Muternul itrandpiirenta are Mr. and Mrx. Victor llnny, Toledo, pnleinnl Pennfy's Sheen gabardine . a navy, gray, red, lilac, aqua, toast, royal, pink, gold. 9-15. A teen tn "Glamour" EXPENSIVE LOOKS... done fV-M with simple line, flawless detail! TS WEAR . . . they're proven rayon MlfMk suitings for the year around! H-J '&tF:P&$& QUALITY . . . rayon crepe tilling, hand-piped buttonholes! S STYLE . . . these new softer suit toSE-Oifff go anywhere, anytime! So Little . . . Hp OO your8ize lipp ; are Mr. and Mix W. A. Illnhop, Klamiilll Fullx. The new boy Ix the llllh uri'iil-iiruniU hlld lor Frank j. I Ki i nil also of thin oily. Illnlinp wnn with the Ulik II. Miller Co. while hore, In now with tho Wcnt bido Ford Co. Bcntlle. I'lre llellex of Htcwerl-Lenox Fire IJeiiiirtmeul will hold their reuulur mcclluii nl the Hlrwart I Lenox fire hull lonluht at 7,30 p.m. i Flrxl I'laee at Modoc Trmst inusler Club meetlnu Wednendny niMlil ut the Wlllnrd Hotel went to Mill Wontwoiih. Other npeukera were Wall Klnnn, Hob Donuell, Pat KiKlblln und John Hitter. At next Wednendny x mectlnii the debate neheduled will he on the loplc, "Kvrry United Blulex Clll.en Hhoiild He Hublccl to Conscription In 'lime of Wur " lluoililer of Italy will sponsor n benelit Iliilliin. xpoKhetil and chicken dinner prepared by Mrx. (Mlo Hurl, Hatred Heart Parish Hall, 6 to 0 p.m. Hulurdiiy, Tlckela lor ndulls l, children, .60 cents. Tho public Is Invited, Tlctetn on sale ut loule'x Food Stores, Kant Muln and Hummer's Lane. The redar chest filled wlUi many beauti ful Ininil-mlidr linens and other prizes will follow at 0 p.m. iolf A mlxiil tiolf derby lx I'heduled for Sunday at Reamen. Dinner will be nerved afterward. For renervotlon call Florence Phulr, 0631. Masons Install New Officers PORTLAND Ml The Royal Arch Mcinonn of Oregon installed new ollicers Thursday. Vernon A Turpln. Medford, topped the slide. beliiR named Inull priest lit tho 01 .1 minimi meellUK. Others nnmed Inrlude: Sprnuue H. Carter. Pendleton, scribe; Rex W. Davis. bali-iii. treasurer: Lymnn C. Palmer. Euiiene, prln cliinl sojourner: K.iiuuel A. Warn, RrmeburK, inanler 2d veil. The meeiiiiK will be held next 5 cur at Itend, April 13-10. (IKIIMAN MKAT RONN I Went Oerirfany xoon will start xhlpplnK meal product to the United Hlules lor the llrsl Dine since the war. American of ficials nuld Thurndny. STORE HOURS 9:30 to 5:30 Pie V pio harlukln ...ilh piping accents. Cray, Un, navy . . . 14to24io. At seen tn "Glamour" opV I Chamber Raps Steel Action The board of director! of the Kluinath County Chamber ol Com merce Wednesday voted lo aend a mesauiie of protest of President Truman's seizure of the ntcel Mills to WashlliKton, and also to ask Chamber of Commerce members Ui writs to CotiKrcxxiiicn expressing views on the subject. The action came after a resolu tion of the Lox Annelex Chamber of Commerce condemnlnn the steel srliure aa a "dlclutor-like usurpa tion of power" was read. The next Chamber of Commerce bulletin will contain a request that all members write to CoiiKrexamen giving their thoughts on the sub ject. Action of the Woiie Blablllzation Board In recommending tho union shop for the steel industry wux also attacked In the Lox Angeles resolution, and reiterated by the local organlzalon. The feeling wan that the stabiliza tion agency was trying to force the union shop on the niecl Industry, and It Is a tampering with the personal freedom and rights of both the Industry and Its workers. Ben Goddard, attorney, wux elec ted to fill a vacancy on the board of directors, and two oilier va cancies exist. Nominations to fill those post will be received at the board's next meeting. 'Y' Legislature Starts Friday SALEM m More than 200 Oregon bojn fend glrln are expected here late Thurndny afternoon or Friday morning lor the annual VMCA Oregon Youlh Legislature. Victor Walnh of La Grande will be Inaugurated governor ut the Friday morning session of the youlh Rouse and Senate. The real governor. Douglas McKay, will be al hand, loo, for a talk. Several members of the Legis lature will attend to advise, the Hl-Y and Trl-Y membej-s on pro cedures. Robert W. Lawrence of Portland will preside over the Senate and Douglas G. Raines ol Salem over the House. Sheen gabardine . . . .navy, red, gray, lilac, toait, royal, pink, gold. 10-20. A teen tn "Glamour" Explosive Lick Awaited Man LANCASTER, O. I Michael Wagner of near Lancaster kepi his eye on his work. Lucky lor him he did, loo. He was breaking up lumps of coal with a sledge hammer Wed nesday and wax about to whale away at a 12-pound lump. What Wagner taw protruding from Ihe lump of coal brought hm nwlng to an abrupt halt. It was the lube from a Mick of dynamite. Sheriff's deputies xald had Wag ner whacked the lump It would l have caused "widespread dam age." Thoy said Ihe dynamite 'probably was part of a mine cliurge that failed to go oil. Amateur Show Arranged Here The annual Marine Corps League Amateur contest show Is sched uled for the Armory here April 24, 8 p.m. It Is to be one of several such shows over Ihe state to select candidates for the stale champion ship to be held In Portland in late July. Amateurs from all over the Ba- ' aln Including Northern California, are eligible to enter the Klamath ' contest. Two age groups are to be shown. to 12 and 12 to 18, with prizes In both classifications. For the slate prize winners, a wealth of prizes, including a 7 day, all-expense trip to Hollywood, arc offered. Melvin C. Irvin, Eugene, Is here to aid in staging the contest- Clem I.enucur and Martin Putnam, of the local league, are aiding Irving. People DO TOO read small space ads - you are! ELEVATOR SERVICE TO ALL FLOORS Windowpane checks . i . with new molded hips emphasized by the curving buttons ... in navy, gold, pink . . . 10-18 As teen in "Seventeen" Teachers Get New President Bennett ( Benny I Loftsgaard, teacher at KUH8 and Fremont Jun ior High, will take, over the presl dency of the Klamath Falls Clans room Teachers Association at the next meeting of the group May 1. Loftsgaard takes over the post from J. K Hvlstendahl, KUHfl In structor, retiring president. Other officers elected by the teachers are Francis Scapple. KUH8 Industrial arts teacher, vice president; Zetta Spurting, teacher Mears Tree Planting Set ALTURA8 Approximately 100 prisoners are stationed at the old Hackamore CCC camp on the Mo doc National Forest to plant trees In the area of the Mears burn. Much timber and growth of that area was destroyed by lire last summer. The first contingent of 20 pris oners came In several days ago to help set up camp- and 40 more arrived last Monday. Another group of 40 arrived Wednesday. All came from San Quentln and are mini mum custody prisoners. Replanting got underway Tues day, under general supervision ol Harold 8tratton, Irom the Alturas forest office. Foremen for several work crews are detailed from various areas of Uie Modoc. PeiweyS i-dr GOLDEN JUBILEE Elevator Service to All Floors Store Hours 9:30 to 5:30 TREMENDOUS VALUES IN EVERY DEPT; FOR FIFTY YEARS! SHOP! 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