Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 29, 1952, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE N1NK TUESDAY, AI'MI, 21), 1 052 IIKKALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OHKfiON i Klamath Modoo Chapter of the Task Walton League ol America t will mtt t p.m. Wednesday evt- ring April 30 al the Klameut For ! tat Protective Association heed quarters al the Weed Axhlaud ' Junction. , I l.lord (lift will spoelt on tht ' Langell Valley toll conservation ! pilot, dlstrlot and Col. Itonald U hlng, I'xecutlve sncretary ol tht ,' Oregon Hint Division of tht 'Izaat Wnlton League sill apeak on ' the effort being uatd bv the League to encourage the establishment of ;olhtr anil conservation districts In ; Oregon. Cilole Pre-acnol clinic lor i children planning enrollment In the Ural grade at Hummers school In the fall will be held Friday, to '11 a.m., al the Klamath County .Health Department, ' First Gradere All children who will attend fin! tirade at Henley School next echool year are Invited to villi the flrat grnde room Thure day from 13 to 1 p.m. Perenu are itd to register their children then and make Appointments tor the pre-echoo! clinic May 14. Guests-Mr. and Mrs. A. N. rRolsev, 4M Clinton, have aa their gueaUi this week Mrt. W, W. Bowtn. their daughter, and her , two ohlldren, Kelt and Sue, from Ban Mateo, Calif. Th.u Itba-glrls oln to Central Point are to meet Wedneaday, 1 p.m.. for (lag twirling practice and at 7:S0 p.m. (or drill practice, at the IOOF hall. Botchers laneenllon Three rep teaenlatlvaa from Klamath Fella attended, the 10th annual Bute federation of Butchera convention al Eugene Sunday. John Allen and .Bern Morrla were delegsUa from here to the convention, while Llovd Murphy attended In Ills capacity aa vlct-presldent ot the executive ' board. Congregational Canvassers The first meeting ei esnvessera lor the , Pint Congregational Church build ' ln fund will be held at tht church Tuesdsv at p.m. LeRov Elde will .'be In charge of tho meeting. Talelake Kilenslnn Lampshade rustling la to be held Thursday, 10:10 a.m. to S:M p.m., al the Tuleleke Community Church. Those attending are euppoeod to bring a aack luncb and an old eheel or - paper to work on u keep lemts- (' shades clean. Women not attending the laat meeting ahould contact Dorla Tarry lor Hat of auppljel a Heeded. Leadlaf Saleamen Chet Ham aker, repreaeiHallvt of Blandard Llle. and Norman Wilson. Con , itecilcul Mutual Ufa, attended i dinner April Si In Portland, honor ' tng Ue leaders Round Table el Oregon. That organliatlon la com nosed ol 144 leading llle Ineuraact agent In the atale, Membership requirement the production of WW. COO worth of life Insurance during the preceding year Other local members are John Houston, Lynn Hoy-crolt. O. . Thompson and Gene Woods. t Diploma 8to Don Oroff or Klam th Ftlle recently compteud tht 2nd Army Division's platoon scr ceent and squad Icadera arbool In ' Korea. He Is a eauad leader In Company P. Mth lnentry Regi ment, and arrived In Korea last "November. Eight aad M All membere are urged to attend the next regular i meeting ol the Salon Wednesday, t a.m. (t the home ol Mrs. James . Vowler, 160 Portland. There will ' be Initiation and plana made lor i the coming convention. Social Club OES. Aloha Chapter SI, la to meet In the Masonic Hall Friday. :90 p.m. Dessert will be served. Mr. and Mra. Clarence ;Ward will ahow movies taken on a recent trip to Hawaii, Cards lor those wishing to play. Meohanlca tirbooi. Mitchell W. Herns, son ol Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Barnes, !Ut Cannon, has entered aircraft mechanics aehool at Bhep pard Air Force Base, Tex. Ileaereg Capt. Waldeen Upp, son ol Mra, Anna Upp. NO Huron, recently wax awarded the Army oommendatlon ribbon with medal pendant lor hla work al Okinawa preparing unit (or shipment to Korea. He la no alalloned at Fori Bliss, Tex. In KoreaThome E. Benbrooks of Merrill now Is In Korea with the Uih tighter-bomber wing ol the U.S. Air Force. Hla wife and daughter live al Condon. at r'hi.PaLrlrk J. O'Con nor J., son ol Mr, and Mra. Patrick O'Connor Malln, now la atatloned nl Virrtn Air Force Base outside Cheyenne, Wyo. Scorer-John Olln, firing a score ol S0, placed sixth In a pistol melon pelwctn Klamath falls ana Eugene Police Departments. A re- Rort ol the match In Monday's erald and News omitted his name. Ooaael Meetlnga-Beglnnlng to night, Ittv. Kdwln A. Helliiten, M nneaooUs. Minn., will conduct special gospel meetings lor two week In the Flrat Covenant Church tli Walnut St. Charehmen Heeled At a recent meeting ol the Lutheran Laymen's league al Zion Lutheran Church, Lynn J. Kleman was elected presi dent: Robert Kutter. vice-president Mrs. Carl Wllderinuth, secretary end Mr. Leonard Wunder, treas urer. A ehorl preview ol the Lutheran Lsymen's League stele convention lo be held si Portland wss held, with the possibility dis cussed ol sending a delegate. ( Ilolo Peterson School suonoora a pro-school clinic si uie iteaim Department May 6 and a. ennaren planning l enter school In the Isll ere urged to attend For further Information call S0JJ or -l6l. ('dlJslH Alleallnn The Lost River grange will sponsor a cake suction Baturdsy May I at I o'clock hi the Olene Community Hall and all political eondldates will be given an ooDorlunity to title their plat form. Club ol tht Cerrregstlentl Church - 111 1 .Ilk nl-,.iA Mf Rllt k.rt. INI mm - . v . ship LeRoy Elde e tht Congrega tional, conference oi .ni'" wtdneadey at I p.m. l the church. l. TV anrtal Club imr,A'm st 19 n.m. Wed nesday ro-boale:a luncheon. m.,.-lll.TV Prlsrtlle Club ol the Congregational Church meets Tnursoay ai a p . i Elde, Director ol Btewerdenip. Congregation cowerence oi tngton. Klke-ScjUtrt Dtnce tonight at 1 the lodge. Otto Ellis calling. uu.1 !, iita fawns has relumed from Portland and hea accepted potmon si n Shop. la Prtli4-Hei Ofle. head of the Klamath roreev rrowcviT. -soclallon here, attended cession ol the Oregon Forest Flrt Aaso alaUon In Portland Oils week. Fleye Three one-act playa will be held at Henley hlgri echool alart h7. I I run. Wednarday. Tney will be presented by the reniors, Juniors and topnomores. Rummage Sale Naomi Shrlny i-.ij. . mm Msv 2 and I In tht Masonic Tomple. i.i iubhi umbers and frlenda of tfct (amlllea represented Reed Placed On Probation Lloyd Heed, ll'ii Wiilnut, wiih plaoed on probation fur ulinmit a year Monduy aflor pleading utility In District Court tu two clmrgcn of disorderly conduct. He originally had plciidrd not guilty and was slated lor trial today. The first charge, dulrd April IB, was Signed by his entrsngrd wife, Thelma Reed, IIUI Onry. mid the second was slunrd by u Btitta To llceman, dated April 2 District Judge Nh 1c Ciirlrr or dered Iteed placed on probation for five months and 211 days on each count, the acnlencca to run consecutively. He also was as sessed 14 costs on each count, Shanholtzer Funeral Held Funeral servlcea were luid Mon day In Coos Bay lor Wlllnrd Hliun holtrer, 21, aon o Mr. und Mn. M. W. HhanholUcr, Midland Fioml. killed April 2o In a IuukIiih acci dent on the rouM. He hud bvn a resident ot Klamath Fulln lor 18 years, wss a graduate ol Altuinoiil Junior High school and hud attend ed KUHS. Bhsnhultscr was a choker srtlci und was killed when n iwinini log struck him. He Imd rvitldud (" Coos Bsy 10 month. Surviving besides his pitrcntfl nrc his widow Ruby Cook Brmuliolucr; a baby aon, Tony, ilo niontlin old. both of Coos Bay: four brothers, loo. stationed at Thund-rllt. O.i , with Die Alrlorce: Olrnn, Paisley. Ore.: Wayne and Thomas. b-)th ol I Klamath Falls: and two sIMrrr., Carol Jean and Beverly Joan botn ol this city. Rites were In charge 11 tho Mills Funeral Chapel. City Council Tables Sale of Park It onllnurd From Page I) mended liv nmno lo the roiinrll Hint tho Itotury Club should first bo consulted, since the service or Kiiiilwitlon ilneded the property lor recreation ii'.n und wanted lt money buck out. or a slinller plot ol land dedlrntrrt lo recreation use II Kecreiillou Park properly was ever srild. Bcvcnil coiincllmrn "ld the por tion Bouuhl bv Bacred Heart Acad- demy wus only b miioII portion ol lllm notiiry deeded luild, and the i2.(IIO upprulseif price oil ere d I would more than compensate tin j llotary Club lor expenditure they inado on mat portion oi uic prop erty. In nlher council action lost night !SI.020 In building permits wus ap proved. Ol thai totil 40,000 wenl for construction ol a new grain warehouse at Spring and 8. Rtl, Bin. by I'ucKIc Co-op and Supply. He, ..lunation ol John P. Llnniun 39 Nevada Ave. Irom chairman ship ol Klumiith Wur Memorial Committee was accepted by May or Kolicn A. Thompson, lit ItDI.N Ttic council fired u memo to the Park Commission recommending It take over Irrigation and mainte nance of parking a reus on Cali fornia and pacific Tcrruce bccuiise perrons abutting the properly find that the cost ol such work i after Installing grass und sprinkling sys tem i Is loo burdeiiMime. Ordinances uere Introduced to H renie clubs providing dancing und lluuor and another lo enforce the slate laws by the citv on illcijul sales of liquor and narcotics I 23 Acjo. Meadty, Aatll Jt, Tht memben the Preibyterlon church held their onnuol bonquet In tht ballroom of tht Hotel Wlllord loit evening. Fred Fleet' presided ti chairmen end tetilmatter. The auxiliary president chostn wei Mrt. George L. Block, who 'hoi long been a member end octlva worker. Vice pretldentt ex Mis. N. B, Drew and Mn. Eugtnt Smith. Mn. Roy LaProrla wot re-tlected ei lacrelery-lreosurtr. Teesaer. AtrH JO, 1M At a special foeulty meeting held Monday tvenlng, o committee was ppelnltd lo choaie a lov ing cup lo bt preiented to tht best all-rtunet ttnlar boy er girl who qualifies In tht following: Character, leadership, attitude, tcholorthlp and service. Mr, French, Mr, Sinclair and Mn. Howard art Iht committee members. Wedaata'er, May 1, If Tht May Queen, Mlu Vera Moere, and her court are to bt hectored f uetts at Iht annual banquet of tht Klomalh County chamber, tf commerce. Tht Queen's court includes Harold Robertson, Genevieve Houiton, Helen Meson, Gertrude Llndley, -Allden Harris, Moryelen Brod'ord, Delphlnt Graham, Mildred Freitr and Frontti Ptlmtr. Tktrtdty, May 2, 12 Children In tchoolt throughout the county will todoy oln In celebrating Child Health Day. Mer chants In Klemeth Falls are putting In special window dis plays; In a number ol windows, posters made by school children oppeor, Poiter judges appointed are: Mrs. C, W, Hornlbrook, Klamath Foils; Mrs. Warren McMillan, Klemeth Agency ond Mrs. Fred Rutck al Bononia. rrlety, May t, ltjt Mr. Stark paid his first visit to Hillside Hospital an Alameda yesterday, delivering an tight pound bey to Mr, tnd Mrt. Roymond Evopp, well-known residents of the Bononia district. Hlllilde Hospital opened (or business yesterday. Saturday, May 4, 1M Tht Pioneer Club rtetntly formed In Klamath Falls which It made up el wemen from tht aldtr and prominent (omlllts ef tht county, met on Friday tvenlng with Mn. J. C. Cleghorn at her ottreetlvt home en High Street. Mem bers of tht club In ettendonce were: Ella Bryant Lewis, Minnie Sloter Grlnle, Minnie Bornum, Edno Houston Carnohan, Flora Shiva Hoyden, Madgt Clapton Sloan, Rochtl Applegatt Good rich, Atta Griffith Dolop, Sena DeLop, Amy Lent Royce, Elsie Stout Romidtll, Allet Wooderd Uowrenct, Etta Arnttt Pad dock ond Wlnnlt Wlthrow Cleghorn, THI "Iniurt With tnV' JHoHdlif Go. LIABILITY FlRI V, T. Johntan -John A. McCatll D, L. Thamat AUTO FkOPIITY 419 Main Strttr fhtn. 3 J52 Henley Students Offer Plays Three one-act plays will be life, tented by students of Hrnlev httli school Wednesday nltlu starting ut I p.m. The senior clesa will present "It Cold In Them Thur' Hills;" the Junior play will be "O host Farm," a mystery; and the sopho more presentation will be "In May with June." George Elliott will direct the se niors. Hugh Simpson ihc Juniors and Mra. Geneva Duncan the soph omores. The plays will be present ed In the school auditorium. j Death Takes Jerry Rice Jerry M Rice, long lime Klam ath Counlv lumberman, died lust j week In Mercy Hospital Redding, according lo word received here. He was 73 years old, and had been 111 for some time. I Hire hud lived In Klumuth coun ty lor a number of years, und ' worked for Weyerhaeuser and oth er Umber companies In this arcu. He worked as a cablc-sphccr ui Shasta dam starting In 1941. i Survivors Include his widow. .Ruth: a son, J. W. Rice, Anchor- 'jiire, Alaska; two dauKhlcrs Mrs ; Kdnn O'Neill, Bremerton, Wash, and Mis. Thclmri Hhlrley, Seattle two Tiep-rhildrcn Merle Mannlnir. ' Hiownsvllle. Ore., and Marge M. Voder, Eugene, and 10 grandchil dren. Interment was In Lawn Crest Cemetery, Redding. In the Merrill Pioneer Cemetery art asked to be present for oil or a pari of a work day Sunday. Muv i. alerting at 10 a.m. Bring pK-k:., shovels or any tools. Bring picnic luncb. Coffee will be served bv Mrs. Dive Llskey. Mrs. Frank Adams, Mra. Tom Calmes and Mrs. Harry Obenchaln. Mrs. Robert Adamt la chairman ol the affair. Card Party Bacred Heart "You Married" are sponsoring a card party May I. dessert 130 pin. Anv kind of cards msv be played. Bring your own. Door prlrcs. 75 cenis admission. Call Mrs. Stanley Miller mi or Mrs. Dick Miller Jr. Hilt tor reservations. Ta Frisco Mrs. W. M.Clark. nu Vine, left Sunday on the Bha- ata Daylight tor San Francisco ! where the will visit relatives. 1 I Heme From Hospital Mr. and Mra. George Fullerton. Bly, re lumed recently Irom San Francis co with their Infant son. David, who had been In the Children's Hospital, Oakland, tor treatment. Pilot's Club Potlurk Saturday. I p.m.. at club, for members to meet new olflcera. Bring table serv ice, one hot dish, rolls or bread, and either salad or dessert. Colfee furnished- lis STllLBROOlj STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY 86 Proof LAST 2 DAYS -TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY i is of EVERY Spring COAT and SU11 at the Remarkable Sale Price of Again Miller's leads with drastic reductions in all-wool coats and suits. Not a one in stock before February 1st many of them arriving only recently. Here is a real opportunity to effect enormous savings on new, smart, high-fashion Coats and Suits. . 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