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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1952)
IPASE EIGHT HPtRALn AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. fWKOON KKIDAY, NOVKMIIKKU WJM M f sS i TERRY STEWARD gets hit wings as an official member of Matin's operation Skywatch from Sgt. John Bridges, representing the Western Defense Command. Mrs. John Frietag, Malin's chief observer, looks on with Matin GOC Supervisor Elton Grogg and Klamath County GOC Director Wallace Reed. Nine other Malin residents received wings as GOC members. Ground Observer Corps Holds Meeting at Malin B J MRS. JOE IIALOl'SF.K MALIN A Rally meeting for members o( Malm's Ground Ob server Corp.. was held at the Malin Fire Hall Tuesday evening, Nov. 18. Sgt. John H. Bridges. Portland, representing the Air Defense com mand, gave the group a "pep talk" as Wallace Reed. Klamath County's GOC Coordinator, so apt ly called it when- introducing the Sergeant. , Sgt. Bridges congratulated the Malin group for organizing and maintaining such a fine post and thanked them for the service they re giving to their country. He add- ' ed that Civilian Ground Observa tion is still vitally essential and Uiat there should be no let up. In his experience, he said, of serving t both the Filter Center and Ra dar Center he has seen it proven that Civilian 6ky Watch has been : most useful In tracing flights of aircraft. Wallace Reed spoke briefly to the group and said that he hoped aeon to have a direct telephone line to GOC Posts, so as to make communication more convenient. Elton Grogg. who has taken over the duties of GOC Commander for Malin was introduced and wel comed. He replaces Ivan Ottoman The pictures, which were to nave ! been shown at this meeting, were not available but Mr. Reed prom ised the members that toey will be shown in Malin soon. GOC silvep wings, awarded to those who nave given thirty six hours of their time to sky watch ing, were awarded to: Mrs. Betty Henzel. Maxine Paris. Jerry Raj nus Jr., Bess McCulley, Willie Raj nus, Terry Steward. Delores Stew ard. Matilda Nedbalck.John Frel us and Elton Grogg. Others who attended the meet ing and have already received the wings are: Mrs. Virgil Paris. Mrs. Bernice Steward, Donnie Hawkins. Flo Johnson, Janet Elmore. Willie Rajnus, Ronnie Kalina. Dorothv El more, Jo Johnson. Bridey Hickey, Mrs. Gladys Halousek. Mrs. Ter esa McComb, Joan Freitag. Jim mie Parker, Mrs. John Freitag, Ray Johnson. Roy Ingram Rich, ard Can trail. Mrs. Hazel Kalina and Virgil Paris. Volunteer sky watchers who are also serving on the Malin Post, but who were not able to attend the meeting include: Mrs. Flor ence DeMerritt. Mrs. Anna Lahoda, Mrs. Norma Petrasek, Kenneth Weatherby, Mrs. Lee Reber. Rev. George Shuman. Mrs. Thelma Clug ston. Sandra Fields. Mrs. Lena Parker. Mrs. Elizabeth Dalton, Marlena Vacknitz. Rose Havllna. Carol Havllna, Mrs. Arlie Mae Johnson. Mrs. Jean Freeman, Mrs. Ruth McVay, Mrs. Mary. Alice Stastny. Mrs. Elsie Mock and Mrs. Loraine Bauer. Shirley Mock. Mrs. Mildred Raj nus, Mrs. Sibil Holl. Wayne and Warren Ingram, Slanlev Petrasek, Lewis Kessler, Mrs. Mildred Har mon, Mrs. Freda Anderson, Mrs. Amelia Bishop and Mrs. Dee Story. The three newest volunteers are Mrs. Lee Martin. Mrs. Nell Rel lerath and Mrs. Palsy Ottoman. Bonanza Fete Set Dec. 6 CITY BRIEFS U Cooked rood and fumy work Yiulil Club Family dinner Bun sale will be held by the I'lirlstlnii ! day. Choice of prime rib rmiHl ur nnN1W71 n., -,,,,,,,.1 n,,.Mj I u,nl " 5 rcnuu.iiiii, pittiiiuii.v. 1:1 - uiu m-i-tira mciiK. iuuro rc.iiTVlltluu 1 carnival l.iieduicd tor llicBls Urn.cr.y ' l"- cveiims ol Nov, 31 has been pom- Extensive piepavallona have i Firm Methodist Cluiicli i to lm e . '"' bc.-n made to Injure the aucceaa of this nllair. Proceeds from tint event lost year were used to buy n moMc projector for tlie school. Punas raised Hits your will no lor new athletic equipment and to do liny expenses of the athletic de partment. Come, i price Is a 1953 dishwash ing machine. instead ol selecting a queen of ihc carnival this year a king will he cho.-;en. Candidates are: Senior. Howard Koertje, escort, Pauline Noble; Junior. Kenneih Stalnakrr, escort, Catherine Dearborn; Soph omore, Billy Nelson, escort, Fran ces Nork; Freshman, Onry Cun ningham, escort, Margaret Rod-gets., Spies to Die January 12 NEW YORK iPi Federal Judge Irvtng R. Kaufman Friday set the week of Jan. 12 for the execution of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, con victed atomic spies. Last week the United States Supreme Court refused for a sec ond time to rehear the case of the husband and wile prisoners. Gifts for "The Boss" Voliht's Pioneer Office Supply Co. SIS Main Schools See State Film The film "Oreson and Its Na& ural Resources" was presented to ihe Klamath Falls scliool system by Richfield Oil Corporation at yotjlcrdav's meeting ot the Klam ath Falls Kiwanls Club. Arnold L. Kspey. representative of the ofl company from Medlord, presented the mm to fccnooi oupi. Arnold Gralapp who said it would be added to the film library of the audio-visual education depart ment lor use not only by schools but also by outside groups. Running time for the film is 30 minutes. It depicts Oregon under survey by a legendary pioneer who returns each year from the Lewis and Clark Expedition to see how the Oregon Trail is faring. The sur vey covers everything from farm ing to mining to lumbering and fishing, and left many Kiwanians a little surprised at what Oregon has to offer. Tom OUarra, Richfield distribu tor tor this area and new member of the Klamath Kiwanls Club, was chairman of the day. HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND EUGENE, ORE MEDFORD Thoroughly Modern Ur. and Mrs, J. E. Earley and Joe Earley - - Proprietors MIMEOGRAPHING and complete MAILING SERVICE ''Quality work. Prompt Srvict Ftr Pri." Ph. 9297 CHASE J LAWLER Secretarial Aqencv Underwood Building a parly Satuulny niulit, Willi a sort of scavenger limit tor old toys to bo repaired iwul given to newly emldieii lor chnsmiiiN. Anyone Willi toys lo be given this uruiinl lallnu Is asked to call Put Taylor. 5itH, and they'll be puked up. I tiaw Slam".- filmed b.v Dr. Talbot, tiicHlilenl. fllble ln.illtutp of Los Amieles, will be shown Ninidav, Nov, at. 7 '.'lo p.m., at Ulule Baptist Church, XUt Wl n id. In plneo of tho rruulnr aermon. I'tiullo invited. Vllt. Umiion Kiinymi Cutii'nr Fuml Hcuplll ditiico ul ICimlc.' Hall ttrt I ttl'iitt y . Nov. MiHu by the "SiiiiioIIiIom." AH proofed RO lo limn. Turkey dour iiiw. Cnine In iimoit and oveuill". Oursla will be ulluwcd, Bob Hlce la ulialrinan. Toik lle has luken a portion Willi the slain lux coiiimbslim lit filings of t iter olflee at Madras. He Mrved ont leiiii si Klnnuilll County anse.iBor and was Dfmo- In oundldntn tor llml f Ilea at Inst eleoilun, He Is ll'v son "I cratln I In C. J. llohs, llmiloy DlBlrlet. PUBLIC SERVICE MlsiMfehlnf an. Milllnf t-liM t Rmanabla Pilcai. hane 47 40 Walk luarantata1. Klamath luilnan Coll, 7JI Plae Mela Sigma Hi I linked Food Sale Is being sponsored by Kuppa lludaet Ouesllon-llour meellna ! fn'er . Ironi V In t tomorrow at toi.iKhi. Lit p in., at KlaniHin ; 1"y Food Alnrkct. . Lutheran Church. Film, "All '1 hut ,, . ,,, 1 Have," will be Uiown. I'ledms I brlne IHniier l):nee lpllnl will be made lor 1053. Members 1 llv lumi' ' litoct from 7 to 8: urged to attend. -"'morrow niiiiu at me Ar- iiioi;. ik is iu ur luiiuni. Calliolle laUhter will be rn tci'Uiiiied by ladies H orn Men ill. M.lllll, Boiianu and Tulc lake Moll day evening, Nov. 2i. at St. Augus tine Parish Hall at Merrill. Tluvse desiring transportation please meet at Sacred Heart i'ai'isli Hull by 7:15 p in Women of the Moose will spon. sor a Hobo and Harvest dinner and dance at Moose Hall, Saturday. Nov. 'Ji. Benefit dinner served from 6 to 8 p.m. Dancing at 9 p.m. licit hobo costume wins prize. Itrlvers License Examiner will be on duly In Clilloqiim, Nov. ;'li, at the Cliy Hull, Hum I lo 7 p.m. During those hours the Klumalh Falls office will be open only lo receive renewals of licenses. Per sons wishing licenses or permits to drive are ak,ed to get In touch with the examiner well ahead ol closing hour In order to assure completion of applications. Job's Dauflitcra will meet to gether for church services Sunday. Officers will meet at 10; IS a.m. at the Masonic Temple. Other members assemble at 11:45 at the Presbyterian Chunh. St. Paul'i Kplscopal Church there will be no a.m. service Sunday, Nov. 23. Church school. 8:30 a.m.. and morning prayer and sermon at 11 am. aa usual. 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