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WKDNKSDAY, JULY 1(1, Hir.2
HERALD it NKWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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llmna-Mis. carl llwiry, culled
bv Uin Ultima mid dmlh o( tin
ninihrr, Mm. Juincs Wolla, BJ,
Oi and Ihlmid. Nrlj. has rnturuccl
limits. Mm. Wolla had vlallfil liera
arvnral tlmra and lias many Irlriula
In Klanialli Kail. A ann, Jix Mat
luk alo llvaa hrre and surviving
lo ait a datnililpr, Mra. UbmiIc
Kllie, Council lllufla, la., a alrr
clnuulilcr, Mia. frank Oum, L)lx,
. Nrb., al uromliMlclieil and II
KioalKramlcliildri-n. Funeral aorv
- Icna wore July 0.
MrrtlniManr.anlta Burlul Club
Mil hold a card puny, Krlday, a
Warning For
Power Saws
Pnwr law nprratnra and luutrrrn
Willi ollmr pownr eiiulpiiirnl wrra
ururd today bv J. V. I.nCluIr,
KlamaUi C'oumiv KcfD Oreuon
lirrnn Chalriiian, tn exrrl everv
K)i',M)(i precaution Uila auinmer lo
aluli louulnu Urn.
'Ilia (Ira nrovrntlon Iradrr auld
a Kuod many blnxea wrro caunrd
lust summer bv trie purr carrlrna
ncs of iwwrr aaw oucratora. Main
iiim nl Urea aa lllllnir power
aawa with aafiollno 111 danuer area
and failure tn keen nawa cleaned
of aawdiul which cauaca llre.
I.mmcrs In Ihla county wera
iiraed tn obnerve tbew almtile
rulea of fire aaletv durum the hoi,
diy summer montha.
Ii keen lira tool handy and lo
order
3i keep mimprra and tank trucks
full and ready lo no
3) have a camn firs mamhal
named who la rriuxiruilblo for tiro
fiuhtliiK and prevention around
camn
4i atop smoking; except at lunch
or protected areaa In wood
6) keen watchman al landlnna
or aafe period after work atom
l make regular check nf all
power equipment and ellmlnute
anv exhaunt flame or other poulblo
fire tarter
7i keen fire roada open and
marked
The Keep Oregon Oreen county
chairman aald a atatewlde drive
la now being mounted to reduce
all foreet flrea In Uie moat aa
areaalve campaign alnce the found
Inir of the nationally famed fire
Prevention aaaoeletlon eleven yeara
go.
Ugera will be alnglrd out for
special attention becaUMi of the
large number of new workmen In
the foreata who are not vet
ronacloua of the areat danger from
the carelessness with fire. Humeri,
farmer who burn debrla and
nxture, picnickers, and amokera
who flip cigarette, from moving
car will feel I lie force of public
opinion aa newpanera and radio
Join handa to alop wasteful de
atructlnn of our foreata.
p in, at llio IUUP hr.ll, Members
and irienua are inviicu.
K'.nroule Home Mra, Murnhull
Cornett. National Comintllrewoiii
an from Oregon who attended the
Itepulillcaii National Convention in
Chicago will aiicnd a ahoil tlino in
Kentucky and with relulivra In
Mlaaourl befure retiirnlui lieio. I
Funeral Services were held Krl
riny al Anhlalld for Mra. Hornier
I'ratt of that city, killed July II
In an automobile colllnlnu near
Huron. Bhe had been a realdent ol
Anhlnnd alnre I8U3, A aun, lewta
C, Frail, 3304 Cannon, Klamath
PalU, attended the aervlcca.
Open llauae Mr. and Mia. Aus
tin Terry, Tulrluke, will hold open
houiie, July 20 beiween tho hour
of 7;JU and 10 ill) p.m. honorluii
flev. and Mra. Hugh Hronfon. Kev,
Brniuon, loriner pastor ol the 'file,
lake Community Prenbyterlan
church la now paxtor ol the Hhadle
Park Community Prehbyterlan
rhurcli, Hpukaiie. Ptlcnda are cor-;
dially invited to call.
New Hecretarv Bally 1'homaa,
daughter of Mr, and Mra. Doug :
Thomas, 'IMlelake, la nerving aa
aecretary of the Tulelake (Irower'a
Aaaoclatlou during the aummer. j
Bhe aucceeda Mra. Marta Wilaun, i
whoae huhband, a tax aaaeaaor wita ;
IranMerrrrt lecenlly to Napa. Bally
will enter the University of Calllor- 1
nla this fall.
In Rervlre Jim Howard, 24, aon
of Mr. and Mra. Don Andrraon, i
received hla call and reported to
day for aervlce at Neah Hay, Wah. :
He had four year training In ItOTC
al tile Unlviualty of Oregon and '
waa commissioned aa a 3nd LI. In ,
Uie air force, Mra, Anderson In as- f
soclaled with Uie Lucas Furniture ;
Company, Mr. Anderson la owner
of Dona Mcua Wear.
Itcrovrrlnc Mra. Carmellta ,
Scherer, Waggoner Drug Employe,
la now al homo after undergoing i
surgery at t h e Klamalh Valley i
llospllnl, Tucuilay, July 8.
iet-To-lelhrr Jayccttra wll
nurl, 'I hui'Mliiy, July II, H p.m.,
nt the home ol Agnos lllrlin, liiUC
Paclllc Ten are.
lingular Meeting Hnaila View
Orange will hold Its regular bu'.l
nana mecUng, Friday, a p.m. (PUT)
In the HhasUi View Coiiiinunlty
Hall.
l-eave Over Airman 3c Joe
Nichols, aon of Mr. and Mra. Paul
U. Nichols, 1430 Gary Ntreet, hat
returned In Pope Air Porto Base,
roil I1IUKK. N.c.
llrgular Meeting Women of St.
Paul a Kplacopal Church will meet
every Thursday for bacnar Belling
Beginning at lu ju a.m. There will
be a sack lunch at noon. All Inter
ested women are cordially Invited
la Join the (roup.
Annual Picnic of the Farm Bu
reau will be held al the Malln
Park, Sunday, July 30, 1 p in. 1'H'V.
Kals will Include: Homemade Ice
cream lemonade, hot coffee and
potluck lunch. Horseshoe tourna
ment, baseball gams and fun for
the children will be on the enter
tainment program. Bring your own
liiblo service and folding chairs, 'definite dute Is not known aa yet.
I Attention Past Noble Grands '
,biing articles for while elephant
sale In the Hebekah Lodge, Thura
duy night, July 17.
Returned Airman l c Thomas
i Abncr, son of Mr, and Mra. Joe
iAbner, 6021 Harlan Drive, returned
to the Panama Canal Zone, Mon
i day, July 14. Abner waa home on
a three weeks leave; he does not
.expect to be home again for at
least two yeara.
In Keno X-ray unit will be In
IKeno the last week In July, the
Guild Meeting Zlon Lutheran
Women's Guild will meet at the
church, Thursday, July n, 7:30
p.m.
Potluck Picnic Mayflower Club
of the Congregational church will
hold a potluck picnic. Friday, 12:30
p.m.; at the home of Mra. W. C.
Little, 2444 Orchard Way. Mem
bers are asked to bring their own
table aervle.
Report Veterans of Foreign
Wars will meet Thursday, July
17, I p.m., at VFW Hall. There will
be a report on the recent state
convention at- Aslona.
Advanced Nolle Klamath
Sportsmen Association will hold a
regular meeting, Monday. July 21,
8 p.m., at the Wlnema Hotel. Pro
posed big game laws will be dis
cussed. ,
Popcorn Fails
As Research Tool
BURBANK. Calif. If! Aa a
tool of aircraft research, popcorn's
a flop.
Lockheed aircraft engineers
needed something light to nil Uie
fuselage of a transport plane un
dergoing pressure tests. They tried
popcorn, bushel of It.
The pressure crushed the non-
corn. Ping-pong balls held up fine,
but enough for the lob would have
cost $250,000. The englneera settled
on cardboard drums.
Anybody need anv tired popcorn?
CANADIAN WHKAT IT
OTTAWA Uh Canada's wheal
crop condition Indicates a yield Id
per cent better than last year, the
Bureau of Statistics reported
Wednesday ' O.
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