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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1952)
THURSDAY, OCTOIWU AO, IflM I PAGE BIGHT HERAtn AND NEWS. KI.AMATH FALLS. OREGON V H pj kZ2J gWpx r wan f"j r"! IMxix R MARIUS PETERSEN, who has ben engaged in various busi neti enterprises locally and, operates a ranch just east of town, is the Democratic candidate for a position on the County Court. , OLIVER . SPIKER, longtime Klamath Falls resident and salesman for the Lorenz Company, is a candidate for the City Council position in Ward I. Dance Fete Scheduled Nov. 2 in . 1 war A nfw experiment In square end folk dancing Is scheduled lor Nov. 2 1 to 5 p.m., et the Armory in Euirene. These dances have been extremely popular in Oregon the past few years the new experi ment Is In getting; both types t dancers together on the same pro gram. Those partial to pattern dancinu will have a part In the Handicapped Club Formed From enthusiasm displayed at the organisation meeting a lew days ago, a new club at Oregon Tech is going to be one ol the most spirited groups on the cam pus. The new club, as yet without an ofieUl name, is comprised of phy sically handicapped students and faculty members. . Paul Lohman was named as first president of the club along with these other officers: Lew Valentine . vice president; Duan Kastrup, secretary-treasurer; and Tat Lin si, tergeant-at-arms. Bvlavs stipulate that the presi dent and vic president must be students. Aims of the club are both fun and business. One of the first pro jects will be to try and have more ramps built to aid students in wheel chairs. Copter Stars In Xmas Fete Santa Claus Is to arrive here by helicopter this year In a big Christ mas Festival bein arranged by the Klamath Merchants Assoc la- "Tlie festival, scheduled for Mo doc Field beginning at 7:30 p m., Nov. 2t. will suVplant the Yuletide parade which has marked opening of the Christmas season here in past years. A colorful Christmas pageant is to feature a full evening s enter tainment In connection with Santa's arrival. The pageant. "Why the Chimes Bang," will be directed by KrisOan Cippo and presented on a specially constructed 90-toot stage with intricate lighting efiects. James Lear. Dick Reeder Store, Is general chairman of the festi val. Gib Fleet, California Oregon Power Company, Is technical man er and will direct erection of the stage and lighting. Several special musical features are planned. Principal among these will be offeringabv the Klamath Musical Arts Council Orchestra under the direction of Andy Loney Jr., city schools direc tor of muj'c. The Herald and News' annual Christmas edition Is to be pub lished Nov. J6. program too as the numbers will be equally divided among all three. This statewide festival Is spon sored by the Oregon State Folk Dance Federation. Host lor the al fair in Harolds Club. Springfield, whose members have discovered that all three types of dancing can be fun. i Such well-known callers as Wil son McCulloch and Jim Murphy of Coos Bay. Ray Beard and Neil Brown of Salem, tuney Konoms. DAcBh,if r-luri rank. Rend, and Lloyd Lewis. Portland, will be on nana to guiae iue square uam-co. Art and Metha Gibbs of Port- b.i11 - tAtfrn rinn- ex hibition, while the Rosebum Inter national Dancers win 00 an intri cate folk dance number. Harold's Club members will give an expert- ! mental folk dapce number to sqare dance music, aiaea oy Caller Bill Kirk of Eugene. Aamission is tree ana 5pw.-mur invtta.4 (a vatl-h an XnCted 500 dancers in colorlul costumes depicting the dress 01 almost every nation. Cl'T LINK BUENOS AIRES. Argentina UV Argentina reportedly i cutting an other link with neighboring Uru guay, a haven for refugees from President Juan Peron's regime. Shipping sources last night said the Peron government has ordered all Argentine-owned ocean-going ships to stay out of Uruguayan porta. Final Rally txiPTT.AKn LSI Th Democrats will hold their last big state rally of the campaign In Portland1 Thurs day night. Ine Kepuoncans " follow suit Saturday night. Sen. Hubert Humpnrey, nunne- m. Hamivral trill snnlc at the Democratic rallv in the Columbia Athletic Club. Tne party's canoi dates for congress and state office are expected to attend. The Repuoncana win put on torchltzbt parade throueh down town Portland In th-ir wind-up. A hnfira t-flllv u-lll follow in Holla- day Bowl, where Gov. Douglas Mc Kav -ili sneak. PrinciDal narty candidates will be there. Mrs. Bob Considine Puts On Blue Bonnet - Gains F.N.E.! r l J --- V' -er, f: Mrs. Bob Comidina offers an Hea for mothers. Put on Bus Bonnet Margarine for F.N.E. Flavor. Nu trition, Economy! Like tbe wife of toe famous newspaper columnist and foreign correspondent, you will love the delicate, sunny-tweet taste Bite Bonnet adds to any foodl You'll appreciate its nourishment, too. No other spread for bread is ridier in year-round Vitamin A! And you'll welcome its economy. Tiro pounds of Bu t Bonnet cost Jrsi than one pound of high-priced pread! 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