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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 17, 1952)
KHIDAV, OCTOHIW 17, 11152 IIKKAM) AM) Nr.vvS. M.A VIA I II r'AU,S. OHF.fiON HAliK riva, CITY Nhnnla Vlrw Hi-Hiiiie will nircl tiiiilttlit, 1 o'clock In llw cum 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 y hull, ciirnrr oi Hliuntn Wuy Hud Miirtlmin, ItooNcvclt VIA Mrcln Tucicliiy Oil. Ill, V pin., In Mm school uuilltul'luin. it(i cnliiiiciilN will bi nerved lullowliiK Urn iiiisTiiin, Itefronhnicnt will follow the reiiulnr liunlnenn liieellim t Ihe Vnne Ixiiluc, Nil. M, Uiiluidiiy, Oct. ID, Home Rum MolTIS, lllllllllKI'r i)l Cm Inn' Meat jcit,, hnn returned homo Willi Mm. Mol l In nlul t heir Iwo I'liililrrn nlli'i' mi extended till) thruiiiiti tlit? Mldwont, vlnliinii Nehrnnkn, luwii, Mlvtnurl mid Knn nn. Crops ntti excellent In the ninten llicy visited. Iln nl'o nuw sev eral lintinrlnnt meat-packing plant while owiiy, r'mid Hle Junior lllxll Yulinu People ol the Flrnt Prenbytni Inn Churrli are having foutl nnlc Hi Ihr Ting Sircet Murkrl, Hnlllnliiy. Oct. ID, iroill a to 0. Itelatlvc Huuilit 'Ihr Conner Mnrrln mortuary III Mnlloicl i pilous JIOMI m attempting to lu into relntlven or itrrmnn c nunintcd with Clcoiue Vino Olcnon, who dlrd In Medlord, Oct. . Ely's Legion Auxiliary Mans Food Selling Siand Bl.Y The Uly unit women'n nu. lllnrv of the Amerlcnn LflKloil hn nuccennlully uudertnknn n lime coiuumiuii project, nlnce the open Inn dny of himllnn neuioii, They h.ve ninliitnlnrd 34-hour nervlce hot rtov ntnnd built by volunleern uprennly lor the purpose on Mnln Kurd. Vnrlou member work dll lerent nhllln t the ntmid. nd lhoe who ennnot do thnl hnve mnde pirn. enke. mid oth'r donnlloiu. According to Pren. Bnrbnr Hen tie. nubnuntlal profit nan been OLCC Action Reported Orr nd Mrlu Pelernen. pro prietor of Lltlle Bweden Hmorgnn bjitd, 6111 B dih Street, hve been i, allied a rentaurant "C" Ikenne f,v llie Oregon Liquor Control Com mlMiion. The llrenne permit Ui mixing, ntonng and aervlng ol alco holic beverage from eunlomera' Ixitlle. ihe aaie of beer, and the rale of other malt beverages and lie hi wine W'lih meal. The commlnnlon alno announced rniirrllnllon of the retail malt bev erage license Insued to Ole Kge Iniid. Ole Tavern, 1013 Mnln Mrret. The cancellation wag or dered following hearing on charge that Die llcennre nold beer to an Intoxlcaled peraon. permitted a vcdbly Intoxicated peraon to enter and remain upon the llcenned prem ise, 1 allowed . noiay. duorderly nil bolsterou conduct and una of profmte lnguge, and allowed an employe to coruume alcoholic bev rragea while cn duly. Currently aunnended for 10 day beginning Oct. 13 la the llceiue of The Kanteen. 133 B. 7th B I reel, op erated by Thoma and Florence Middlrton and F. W. and Ellen Nlrholnen. Til llceneea were charged with permitting vlalbly In toxicated peraon lo enter and re main upon the llcenned premlne on three occlon and nelling beer lo Intoxicated peraonn. One of Ihe llrennee alto waa charged with ronaumlng alcoholic liquor during houra lhat he wa working on the llcenned premium. 604 Main N.it T RusVt Mta's Ster i TRY OUR FANCY (oil colors) ICED DONUTS 0c'ob" 11 Denu Menth Chocolate AppU Souc E PIES CAKES PASTRY toiiiimiimntm WE WILL INSTALL AT NO COST TO YOU (For a Lirnited Tim) A Completely Automatic GENERAL ELECTRIC DISHWASHER SINK COMBINATION Model SE 100 with heatinq and drying lament- NO MONEY DOWN! $15.50 PER MONTH Buy Your Wife's Xmas Gift Now! RfOCEC'S Your Authorised General Electric Dealer 1001 Main v Ph. 2-2518 BRIEFS Itlvcrnldc PTA chill dinner Oi l, VI, A MI ) in., Jtlvurnlde Oyin. Ad nilHNliiil, ii 1 1 1 1 1 n 'ID renin, children in eciiln. IMi'ino l)lln( bowl mid i i v l . PiiIjIIu llivlli'd. Kiiinmuic Hull' Anyone winding In cluniite ruiiiiniiKa lor Ihr l'lre Del In rumiiutun miln Nov. 1ft, cull Iciive It nt llio M It K Muikct, or cull 3 lilHU. Kvcrirccn Harden ('lull will hold rxvcullvc honrd meeting nl Ihe home ol Alinn (lurilnon, 2VW Hope, 1:30 p.m., Moiuhiy, Oct. ill). Ollicorn mid coiiiiullicc chulrinnn n ret umi'd lo attend mid nil oilier Intercnlcd mcmuoin urn welcome. IMV-Chiipler VI will hold iiirni. hiK Oct. 17, KC Hull, B p.m., Ic liunhmcilt will be nerved. Prnmiilrd Li-Hoy Ovrrrn, roll of Mr.- mid Mm. Clulirlcl Ovcitn, 311)3 HiiiiiiiiriN I. u nr. ut Mi'Ct'lliin Air force llii'm nt Hncrnmento, tuts been promoted to Htiilf Brmrunl. ('nngregallnnil ( liurch Buiulny (lurlilit rmulnr nervlce will hold Cominunlon mid Baptlniial Brrv Ice. ('nnirrinllnnl ( liurch Conn, ell will inccl lollowlim chinch rrv. Ice lo work on Conntltutlon, lundo mid the ornnnlr.nlon wlnb.cn to thniik nil thone who nnnlnled In the project. On Buturdny, the auxiliary held a pel pnrade lor HIv children. Two little Rlrln, Bherrv Renlle and Ma rlon Cluie lead the pnrade on their hornen at color benrera cnrrylnn ihe auxiliary color. They were fol lowed by all the children with Ihelr petn. In the tire-nchonl nectlon din ner were, Jimmy llnlxke. Knthy fir.Hv DM,nv (uui- betrlnnern arc- lion Coimio llnll and Gary Pnlrke; bicycle nectlon, Lama Kentle. Ted dy Jo NrlMin and Jo Ann Brady Sales Lag For Cossack Choir Ti.. rv. rntmrk Platnff Chorun In due here for a Pelican Theater Concert Nov. 14. but no far Pren. (Jail Unborn of the Klamath Jun ior Chamber of Commerce report ticket aalea are Rolni alnwly. Tnp proceea irom wie concert re to benefit the YMCA'n bane- mam hattflir-rafl Hrnartment. nlc- tured on Ihe front page of the Her ald and New uci. i. wmcn nan JUM beaun development. The chorun and dancer, famed throughout Ihe United Btalea and Euroiw, have been louring tne uni ted Blair for It fourteenth yer, and oniUme during- the aeanon iwhD here-wlll ami Uielr l.lOOlh American concert. Tickem are on aaie at Konn a Flower Bhop and at the YMCA of fice, and com ti each. Any mem ber of Ih Klamath Junior Chum- hr nt ft mm,rr mrlll niYivIrl Hue. at, or will put buyer in contact wun ome. VF.TKRAN ELDER DEAD TAKOMA PARK. Md. I Elder William A. Bplcer, M, veteran of 10 yearn of nervlce wilh the elev enth Dny Adventint church, dted Friday. He retired In 1940 after having held at varloua time most of the top post in his denomination. BAKERY Phont 4363 SATURDAY SPECIAL LOAF CAKE Jelly PUFFS iiiniimoimomnit, Geographer To Speak In Malin MA LIN W. Hoy McNcnl, pro Icanor ot K''0'i'uuliv nl Hotilhcrii Unigon College, Anhliind, who In toimidcrctl lo be mi outstanding hpenker, will hp iturnt speaker ol Ihr Mnlln riuniil-l'iilrons (Jlub nt Ihinr rciiiilur inonllilv meeting 'lilcHdny, Oct. VI, 8 o'clock nt the (Irnde Hchool (lyiniiiinium. lint top ic: will ho "Trip through u Mcxlcun Jungle." Tim club lint now inndr arrange ments lor n nursery lor pre-school children lo he held durlmt Ihr ineelliiK hour; miikliiK It Hinlhln lor noine lo nlleml who hnvo not lunviounly becuuso ol nmiill chil dren. A nprukrr on Mm nuhlert f "Hchool DlKlrlet l(eoriuiil.iillon" lini iiIko been Invlled by Iho club lor TucNdny's menllnK. Kvrryone In Invited to ullend. Room count will be tnken tinil 10 Ircxhnientt nerved. Medo-Land Wins Award Becoild hluhest rutln-i fnr any Ice cH'uin producer kIiowiiik at lite Cullloiuiu BUle Fair at fine rmnenlo went lo Medo-Land Crcumcry It wa Irnnird from WuU Icr T. (Dud) Frniiklln, lliunancr. Thrre gold mcdnln, for vanilla. French vuiiilln and chocolnle Ice crenin, were brought home by Mc do-Lund. The (inn hIho wan award ed lluee nllvcr mcduln for nninll mid lurge curd collage chee.ie, and two brun4 mcdnln for milk. Judging at the ntnte fair I baned on llnvor, texture and bncieri count. Shasta Forest Tries Seeding MOUNT SHASTA An experi mental 200-acre range rcneeding iirojrcl hn Jut hern complrled on Ihe Pll District under the direc tion of Dltrict Hanger F. J. Alber Ico. according to Roherln E. Jonen. ninervlnor of the bhanta National Forenl. The project area, located near the Wiley Hnnch Guard Btallon, van reseeded lo intermediate wheat graM, crested wheat, and nmooth brome al the rate of 10 lb of need per acre. Over 100 acre wan needed to Inlermedinte wheat, 10 acres to crested wheal and 300 acren lo smooth Drome. Work wa done bv the fire crew at the Guard Station. Don Cornelius also establtahrd a test plot of 10 range gransen to determine germination and forage production of the epeciea at Ihe elevation and with noils existing at the Wiley Ranch locality. Supervisor. Jone ntated that If the project I successful, some seed of the Intermediate wheat may be harvested in the future, for use tn rseedlng of national forest range lands m the California region. DANCE Community Hall South Sixth Saturday 9:00 to 1:00 Standard Music By Les Gardner and hit WESTERN SWING BAND KFLW Broadcast Saturday, 5:00 p.m. Adm $1.00 (Tax Inc.) Hospitality begins at Home wi,h.n( No other table combines such slnkini Interest a n accent pier with such complete versatility lot every sort of Inform! entertaininf. This popular Isrge-wheel Tea Wtjon deniim it shown In Traditional, it lo avaiUhl In (ffij) French Provincul, four Floori of Fine Kfamatk 221 Main OT-jf ii ii:. I V ''-a - KK . .. GLENN HARDY, whott "Newipeper ol the Air" if one of the oldeit and belt known , radio newtcatti, will appear here Sunday lor a benefit breakfatt ihow in tup port of the Klamath County Community Cheit Tha break fait it stated for the Willard Hotol, Sunday, 8:30 a.m. Hardy will make an addrest and at 10 o'clock will make a news broadcast from tha breakfast table. Tickets are on tale at KFJI, Community Chest campaign headquar ters and the Willard. Bly School Group Meets BLY Parent and Pnlrons met Thursday evening lor the regular October meeting. Carol Howe, County school Superintendent dis cussed ihe various Issue concern ing the school yslem which Bo before the voters In the Novem ber election. He answered Question from the audience following the dtscusnlon. The following have accepted po sitions for this school year: enter tainment, William Hnlzl. chairman. Mr. Carl preoosiei. mcnaro duiuu. Mrs uln nstes mrmbershln. Mrs. Carl Chase, chairman. Mrs. Rob ert Winfleld. Matt Obenchnln: re freshment, Mrs. J- M. Kendsll, chairman. Mrs. A. L. Leatherwood. jtrm u uvwmri' tt'eKare Fnrl lomhnin. chairman. Mrs. Herbert Hadley, Mrs. rticnara bmud: pudii city. Mm. Bam Porter; library, Mrs. Albert Pauke; president, 8am Porter: secretary treasurer. Mr. Dva campoeii. Ml:UJiTHf;WcH W or praporad to to ploco broken curved Auto Clan - Ithar windshield Of reor tactions - with the exacting car that shop requlr ta llmlnot tub sequent breokog strain. KIMBALL'S GLASS SHOP IMiatT el ParMaa I Hast . til Walant 7171 f TEA WAGON tnd Imperitl Modern. Furniture end Floor Coverings" mnitam Co Phen. S3S3 r I33 .ye. . McKay Speaks To GOP Here; Plugs National, Local Slate Gov, Douglas McKay, speaking at a Kemibllciin rally In the Iinl- signr UulldlnK lat night, declared that in hi opinion iho wur in Korea In the bigKcst liisue ol this coming presidential election, and that Iho United States ought to either "go In to win or pack up and come home." He nald that nt hln first talk with Gen. Dwlght Elsenhower, the OOP presidential nominee, x-lscnhowcr remarked that "there Is no easy way out 01 Korea.' , But, nnld McKay, the beit man to get un out in Elsenhower, lie, sulu me governor, "is the man in tiie world Joe ululln learn most." Gov. McKay and Secretary of State Earl T. Newbry are In Klamath County thin week lo at tend the Klnmiith Basin Potato Festival at Merrill today, and McKay naid another object of his being here In to put a plug In for Republican candidates for political oil ice ml along the line. During last night's talk he uiged the re-election of Newbry; elec tion of 8am Coon of Baker to Congress; of 8ig Unander of Port land as state treasurer; of Phil Hitchcock, Ed Geary and Hank Highlights At KUHS By IIAROLH McKAV Monday the Region Five Student Congress Conventios opens al KUHS with Clayton Hannon pre siding. Assisting Clayton, who 1 presi dent of the convention, will be Leroy Clay, vice president, from Jacksonville; Barbara Williams, secretary, from Grants Pass; and treasurer, Nancy Dunkenson, from Ashland. Jim Wltzel. from Drain, is delegate at large; and Roland Parks, from Ashland, is the re gional advisor. Registration for the convention will be from 10:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. Monday. About 175 students are expected lo be registered by the time the delegates get down lo business Monday afternoon. Last year the convention was held in Roseburg. Although the convention In ms In ly to be business there will be a banquet In the cafeteria, followed by a dance In the girls gym. These affairs, however, are Just lor the delegates to the conven tion. Tonight the Pelicans meet their traditional rival Medford. In the Pels first conference game of the season on the Black Tornadoes home field. Medford Is currently leading the conference by virtue of a win over Grants Pass. 20 to 13, two weeks ago. If the Medford boys win tonight they will have the district crown cinched. Out of the past comes the hat with a future! It all but hides your hair, hiqhliqhts your lace in the prettiest ways. It's a chanq from the toppinqs you've been wearinq, to show your fashion darinq by weorinq it first. -HAT BAR 1.98 to 3.95 HAT SALON 6.95 ta 32.00 i Hcmon to the lcllHture from thin urea although Scmon In a Demo crat l"llc s been there no long," McKny said, "we couldn't beat him anyhow.";; and the election of Ihe GOP candidates to local of fice. Dale M.Htoon for sherllf, Charlie DcLap for county clerk. Ed Oowen for commissioner, and Keith O'Hair for coroner. Possibly by oversight, the gov ernor did not mention the Republi can candidate for attorney general, John B. McCourt of Pouland. But the bulk of hln talk regarded Ihe forthcoming election at the na. lional level, and Gov. 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