Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, October 10, 1952, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, OCT. 10, 11152 1IKKAM) AND NKWS. KI.AM ATH FA M.S. OREGON PAGE FIVi i" u iihsw-sibw mem mess turn reports and. the Individual r porta ire kept entirely confident Hal and1 are used only In arriving; at county, state and national totals. CITY BRIEFS Open House At '-Smorgasbord iklt.ua -Mm, Murlus I'clurson accuiniiuiiod by Umlji llodguis voio locinit vinllum lu Oregon b.aie College whole liaruuru vh.uu j Irlrnd, Hnl)li Carroll, recently pledged lei iliuma I'lil. The trip also In llui nun uhI ui open liil Utile Hwcdcii, Hinorgaaboril, to be managed by Mia. rclcraon niter an absence ol two yoara, Klamalh Yacht Club dinner, Sunday. Menu, baked liam and roast till key. For reservations call 3-SIOD. Allanionl M A will meet at Ilia elemcnliii'y aehool Tuesday, Oi:t. H, 3:30 pin. fourth graders will liave charge ol the program, which will be a lllm demonstration. ()urU Mnater Hifl. and Mra. M. I. Uurcot and their two young anna, Leo and Wayne, recently ol Newport Newa, Va., are visiting here with Mia. Unicoi's parents, Mr. and Mia W. J. Keanlrr, Wtf I. tiuy. Mia, llurcol waa the ((inn er Mildred Kcaalnr, bhe lie out with her childien. the Sergeant tollowed In the luridly car. He w'll leave aoon lur an assignment lu Europe with the army. The Dinner planned by the Muther'a Club of Bacred Heart Academy la to be arrved Ironi ft to 1:30 p in, October 111 III the aehool gymnanluin. Charlie al II .60 will be made lor adulla, 16 cenla tor children. The date waa er. roneoualy liven In a prevloua new lory aa Oct. B, There Will lie a baked food aale, aponnored bv the Pelican Mervlca Club at the fine Street Market, Saturday, Oct. II. Meoae Haven committee Worn nl the Mooae will receive rum mate to be left at Mooae Hall, 1010 Pine Street, dally Irom I a.m. to 4 p,in, The proceeda ol Uie aale will be uaed to buy and maintain hearing aida lor the hard ol hear. Ing realdenta of the home which the Loyal Order o the Mooae a up porta for I la old lolka. Any article of clothing or toya that can be cleaned or repaired will be ap preciated. f'aurch Meeting The Congrega tional Church Council will hold Ita regular meeting Sunday following the 11 a.m. eervlce. Degree el Honor -Juniors will meet al the KC Hall tomorrow afternoon al 3 30 Edith Wiard, Junior Director would Ilka all Jun lora to be there. Refreshment will be aerved. Ml. I.akl Harden Club will meet Monday at the home of Mra. E. Johnson. Ill a. about a half mile Irom the Big Y. Would like to have all members and pic, em, Midland Orange will hold catd parly at the hall Humidity night, Willi mra, joe miiiiih aa jmihiuiu, and daughter Mra. Chirmce disc, benr co-hoslea. Oritiigo Indies are asked to bring pirn, llelurned lloine M. l.nura C. Rogue, from llrardnlown, HI,, who haa been vlaltlng her alslcr lor the pail month, Mra. Lydla Howard, 'Jim riuiuiiinra Lone, hna returned to her home, Portland -Mr. and Mra, Jiiinca Hardee left Wednesday niKlit lor Portland. .Combined bualinws and pleanurg trip. Boa Id Lodge-No. ail Sunn til Nni way will celebrate Ita loth anni versary at the, city llbrnry audi torium, Friday. Oct. 11. 'I hero v. Ill be politick atipiier tl:30 p. in., ml lowed by UntliiHon ol hew intuit, bera, The regular meeting har been canceled. Transferred -Victor M. UiKiilb haa recently Iraiufnrred lioin the California Foreat and Mange Kx porlnient Station lu Berkeley to the Uoone Lake Hange District ol the Modoc Notional Forest with head quarter al Buck Creek. Timber Management Assistant Robert O. Huder on the II a p P y Camp District of the Modoc Na llonal Foreat with headquarter at Canby, recently transferred to the Mupervlaor'a Olflce In Alturoa lo (III the Resource Clerk roailion. Ml MMrflfttilM tfllllld In hlKinMir- Ir.g a card party Saturday evening al the Fariah Hall In Langel Val ley. FT A There will be a meeting of the Newell Union Elementary I PTA on Friday, Oct. 10. at II p in., : at Ihe Carr School Ilullding. Mark Smith will be there lo explain Proportion No. 3. Jot Daughters there will be a Job Oaughtera food aale al Pen ney'a, Saturday, Oct. II. Rummage Sale aponanred bv Chapter U of PEO. Friday and Saturday, Oct. 10 and II. The place la lit Pine Street, formerly Walla Taaty Fooda. Thl la next door to Lowelt'a Lockera and Just acroaa the atreel from Emll'a narking lot Come early lo get the beat bar. gairut. Vlaltera-Sgt. and Mra. R. L. Ormaby, McChord Field, are vla ltlng her parent. Mr. and Mra. C. E. Moaa. Klamalh Falls. Sal. Ormaby enllaled In the Air Force a year ago through Ihe local le- li lendi Mllle Sweden Hmorge'uori', IHiiiilh Hlxlh will hold oi en holm Inun 4 to O u.in. Tucsduv. Oct. 14. 'J'lie business haa recently been ptirchanrd by Mra, Marltis Peter- ,1'on from Mra, Fiinnie Hedberg. I Mm. I'eleraiiu wot co-owner In 1940 Inter selling to Mra. Hedberg. Cuke .mid col I co will bo aerved during Ihe opening. , ! Hwcdlnh lood will be aerved Hat ill (In y and Sunday, American dirti es on oilier dya ol the week ex cept Thiirndny, Fawn Killing Brings Arrest Two local huutcra were arretted last night and cited to a District Cotirl appearance this allernoon lor killing a Inwn. Veinon Olllelee. 31). of 133 Morll. mer, won charged with killing a protected game animal, and Arhe Lew In Hurnes, 31, 741 Walnut, with povienhlon ol a protected game animal. The fawn, Ihe' men told stale Police, wua allot In the Swan Lake country by Ollletle, who aald he killed It, thinking It waa a buck. Their car waa atopped by car on game patrol on the OTI roaa hint nlKlil. and Ihe officer lounu blond and hair In Uie cor. He re ported the men told him Gillette had ahot a dee but when he went to cut ita ihroat, tiie animal had gotten up and run away. Alter Inking Hie namea of the men. Including Gillette's father. Itnlllil lllllelle. who waa In the parly, they were allowed to go. Hut the police officer looked around and found Ihe carcass of a fawn a ahort distance Irom where the car had atopiied. He brought the animal In and looked up Ollletle and Barnes lor further queatlonlng. lhcy then ad mitted killing Uie fawn and trying to gel It Into town, carrying the carcana In the front neat of their car. When their car waa atopped. Harnea avid, he opened the door and the carcaaa fell out. He ahoved It aome distance away from the car. Ring Named Roundup Boss Hunk Ring la the new prealdtit of the Klamalh Basin Roundup As sociation, aucceedlng Hob Rob bins. Roy Murphy la Ihe new vice president, Robblua continues as a director. In announcing the new olllcera. Roundup dlrecUira alno announced a policy change In which Dick Kumcy, of the First National Bank, waa named secretary. In prevloua yeara, hccrctnrlea were not employed until a com paratively ahort time before lire Roundup. Kinney will handle the secretarial duties In Ida ipare time Irom now until time lo open Round up headquarter next apring when he will take a leave ol absence from hla bank dutlea and devote full time lo Ihe job. KF Agent Takes Tri Klamath 4-H Extension Agent Francis Skinner haa been selected one of two Oregon 4 H agenta to chapcrone Oregon's delegntion ol 4-H boya and glrlH to the national 4-H Congress in Chicago next month. Tlie other chaperone la to be Dorothy Newton, Portland. The pair was aelected In recog nition of community service through their 4-H wolk, according to State Leader Burton lluttnn. Skinner has been a Klamatn County extension agent alnce 1046. immediately following hla dis charge Irom the U.S. Army. Aa a caplaln In the Infantry, he went through the North African and Italian campaigns. He Is a graduate ol Oklahoma A. and M college. Spud Exhibit Spcce Available MERRILL Business firms wish ing to take advantage ol the ad vertising facilities ol either the outside or Inside commercial ex hibit apace during the coming Po tato Festival are advised to contact the Icsltval secretary, Mrs. How ard Oewey, phone 2421 mornings, or 2H41 afternoons. OulMde lots are 20 x 47 feet in alze and aeli for $25. Inside booths, in the high school gym are Hi. Lhaplay must be completed b Thursday evening, Oct, 16. A sign painter will be on hand to make uniform signs lor all the Inside bootlis. A watchman Is on duty to police the area during the festival 5 Lightning Fires Started Klamath Forest Protective As sociation fire guards yesterday quelled five lightning fires started during a sprinkle of thunderstorms across the Basin area. Two of the blazes were started on Chase Mountain near Keno. one was on Buck Mountain near John son Prairie, and two more were In the Kings Cabin District, not far from the Klamath Reservation line. None of Ihe fires caused too much damage, but all were con sidered potentially extremely dan gerous because ol fire conditions, prevailing In the lorestlands. Local Farmers To Get Report A special crop form has been mailed Irom the office of Mela I. 'Nielsen, Portland crop reporting service, and Klamath County Agent jc. A, HentieiHon has oiinounceu tiie ! forms will be received by about lone out of lour Klamath County farmers. He said the forms deserve spe cial attention. In taking advantage o the serv ice. Henderson said It will give farmers a chance to show what Klamath County and Oregon have done to help meet the nation's need for farm products. I The county agent said the find lings of the survey will help the farmer determine what to plant and when to buy and sell. He noted I slate totals can be used In many ways y iwhi larrriers w iron uu, problems and measure agricultural progress. Ihe totals will be available lor all farmers. Market Specialist M. D. Thomas, OSC, has called the survey a "dol lars and cents" proposition lor Ore gon larmeri Jo know where they aland on production matters. "Wrong guesses," he said, "can be costly to farmers both in this year's sales and next year's planning." The final survey, he said. Is not a double-check against earlier re- "Keep It clean .grlma doesn't pay!" Men's Hand Laundry, lllh and Klamath, phone 1-1331. IF YOUR CREDIT'S GOOD . . its good with us ! Painting Body and Fender Work Motor Tune-up Motor Overhauling Clutch Transmis sion and Radiator Repairs. Anderson Auto Service 623 Wolnut By the fot Office Drake's have your Inaulalion. Call and we'll give you the estimate needed. I0 Spring St. Phone 5610. NEW GLASS IN CHLRCII YOKOHAMA OH The Urakaml Catholic Church In atom-bombed Nagasaki finally got its stained glass windows duty Iree. The stained glass was a gift Irom friends In France who wanted to restore the chancel window in the church. 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