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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 22, 1952)
4 t MONDAY, Iiu.i',m..i-i 22, Ul.Vl lililtAI.I) AND NKWS, KLAMA'I II HALLS. UKMJON PAGE FIVE Xmas Busy for Jr. Red Cross CITY BRIEFS The cIiivh before Chrhlnis ore Uii'v unnii tur aclinnl rlilltlren en lulled in Uip lucal Junior Itetl I'm a I'niuiiim. Cunter, i-i'iMiinnl anil Kalrview ailuuih Joined 111 u project lo pro vine tin v hi vin , menu covers, nap-kin-., randy ii ml nuts lr 600 pa t rn,t ,il ,ir vccl'i.ll- AomiPl'i-ra- Hun iini.iiiul lit noKPiMim, for New Year's pmlv. rtntifcvelt mill lllvcrslile almlenta limn atliillrl attractive liny la vol's lor pullrnta In Iix:n1 hoapltala mi TliniiktulvliiK mill (Jlirlatmas. I'ntlrnts III tlie Kliiniiith County Niii hIiik Homo wn o entertained by ill Xmas Party Success MKItllll.L A mora than capa city uruwd overilowed the Iniili aiiiool uy in, 'Ilurmtlay evciilnii, wnen llir annual Clirlalniaa pro- Ki mil ol Urn Morrill aclioolit was lire tented. In two pnrta, tfie Iirst liall ul the prottram (ralurril alii ilenta ol Ilia elementary schools: llio accund hull being arranged and presented by eludcnis ol' llio upper IX mndca, Jerry C'hiipinun, a Ilia Town Crl rr, upnird llic pimiiani, followed by the MM and M Urarte .itudenti! In a Christmas Wreath Drill. Charlca Itoller, Otli grade aludent, waa Ilia narrator lor Hie naiicaul "A Visit to HI. Nicholas, which Included the lollowni numbers: "Cliiinlmaa Medley," Khythm band 1st grstle; "U Tnniienbaum," aong and dame; and tirade; "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer." panto inline, 1st urnde; "Cltriatinaa la Coming," aong and dance, 3rd made, "A'.vukrn O Pilgrim." aoni and pantomime, tllh tirade; and "Jolly Old bt. Nlcholaa," sth trade. 'llie pageanta finale we "Jlnnle Bella" sunn by all tirade achool attidenta, and danced by the 4lh tirade. 'lite stage was set (or a "Winter Scene" Ui open the high school's liorllon ol the program, fcldon Pay "in directed the chorus and sex tette singing "bllver Delia;" Hue f ields aanii "All 1 Want Kor Chrlsl- man"; and a llrl'a trio, Dolores and Yvonne Conner and Peggy Noo nan, aani "Bleiuh Ride." A tap dance by Mary Jo Hendrlckion and Joleah Milleli ended the win ter acene. Last portion of tha musical pro grain waa the "Blory ol Chrlalmii" Danny Barry narrated the "Bible Htory,' Velma Fox sang a solo "No Candle waa there and No Fire"; and the high achool chorua sang "Hllent Night" and concluded with "Joy to tha World." Highlight of the evening for tha email try waa the arrtvkl ol Santa Claua, who waa Immediately be aeiged by tha little onea, all clamor Inc tor hia attention. Merchant and civic organisa tion cooperated In the purchaainc of aacka of candy which were panned out aa tha crowd tiled out the door. Spanish War Vets Meet ftpanlah American War Veterana and auxiliary met Deo. 14 at tht home of Mr. and Mra. John Aim mona for a politick turkey dinner and Chrlatmaa party and Inita Ma lum of olftrera tor the coming year. Re-lnatallcd aa commander wai Thorn a M. Bleler, Adjutant quar- termaater la John Simmon. Tha auxiliary installed Lola Blnv mona. president: Emma Lou rul ler. secretary-treaaurer; Anna Brie bnia. armor vice president; Wellan Floetke. Junior vice president; Stel la r. Meyera. chaplain: Murlal Clawaon. patriotic instructor- Pau lajune Phelpa, conductor; Beaeie dinger, Historian; urace Berry, euard. A liberal collection wax taken up to provide Chrlatmaa cheer for vet erana in hnspitaia at Portland ana camp wnite. Man to Face Check Charge Kerney William Bradahaw. Jl of Klamath Faint, waa returned here irom Altunta Saturday after noon to face prosecution on an In dictment charging him with draw. Ing a bank check with Inaufflcient funds to cover. He la held In the County Jail, and his bail la aet at $3,500. - Bradihew waa brought from Al turaa by Deputy Sheriff Dick Fm nell. Iiiilanta from T'alrvlcW (in UrC. ID: Hoosevell school brouuht aimill potted plaiila and aunt, carols when Junior Red Cron niemlirra vlallad the nuralnit home on JJrc. lo. ContilbutloiiK nl unnieH and loya to the Klamath County Juve nile Home wre made by atnilenm of Roosevelt and Conger aclioola. Sacred Heart Academy nut. made plana to record Its Chrlatmaa music lo enter In tne Junior Red Cross International music program lor foreign exchange, and Conner achool altideiila filled world friend ship boxoi Ui bo sent to children In other countries. Planning and execution of the projecta are handled In each school by the children under the guidance of the teacher-aponi.or. Tnrougli Hie Junior Red Ornwt. children aid given llio opportunity lo lenrn good clllxeiialilp by serv ing their community In a tangible way. World underaiiintling Is pro moled by participation In Interna tional exchange projecu. Tcacher-aponsora for the schools participating In the holiday pro lecta were Mrs. Anna Sullivan, Con 4 .. I. tr. lu- ger; Mra. A-ergiicmc i-rt-i, -,!-vlew; Mlaa May Phlmicy, Tre mnnt; Mra. Zetta Hollnn, Riverside; Mra. Bertha HUliman, iiooncvrn, Bister Amelda Joseph, Bncied Heart Academy. Mra. Warren c. nennei it jumur Red Croaa chairman for the local chapter. t Retirement Plan Opposed Klamath County employea have voted to try lo withdraw from the atata-opcrated public employea re tirement ayalem, and to come un der federal social security If po alble. , The County Court hea notified Max Manchester, director of the state s retirement ayalem, that lo ot the 1S1 current employea have elected to withdraw from uit state ayalem. The llal of llioae wanting out In cludes more Hum 7ft per cent of the workera under 60 yeara oiu. who are allowed by law to petition for withdrawal. Employea over W cannot withdraw. The move here to maxe a cnange In the retlremenel ayalem for coun ty employee has been going on lor several months, and last summer there waa some talk of city em ployea alao trying to get out of the state aystem. It la considered extremely expensive for many workera. In comparison with the returns. , A list of the names of workera asking to quit the atate retirement ayalem haa been sent Manchester, alone with a resolution of the Coun ly Court endoratng tne withdrawal move. If a malorlly of the woikera are released from tha retirement aya lem. they expect to gel back the money they have contributed In pay deductions, and the county ex pects to gel back al least a part of th money It has contributed to the retirement fund. Ttie county will atlll have to pay money int the fund for workera not withdrawing. The Hervli e of Carols and Can dles In the Klamath Lutheran Church, Hid descent Ave., la planned lor l p.m. Wednesday, Christmas ve. The Degree of Honor will hold It.i annual Christmas party at the KG Hall Monday, Dec. 21, I p.m. All members and trlenda are In vited, New lloaleaa Rosemary Blgble, daughter of Mr. and Mia. 1. R. liugney, 'Ml Vine, haa accupted a ponltlun as hostess with tha Trans World An lines, following her grad uation from the McConnell Air lloaless-Slcwardcaa Hchool in Min neapolis, Minn. Before entering Iruliiing there i.ho attended KUHS mid Oregon Hlate College. She waa a member ol Kappa Alpha Theta Xmas Lighting Colors Klamath Beautiful Christmas lighting ef-: feels have taken over In many res- j Idrnl In I sectors of Klamath Kalis,, and local people may observe them merely by louring the city. Beauti-, Inl disilays may also be seen In . the out-county area. j The suburban area, Lakeshore Drive, Pacific Terrace and other districts have some extremely In-' iricate displays. A scene ol the Nativity, which lor yeara haa won every sweepstakes award offered j in Christmas lighting competition j here, la on display aa uuil at the (J. D. Groves residence, UU Lake-1 view Street, ! Lakevlew Street Is three blocks above Oregon Avenue off of Upturn , Street. Sornrltv where she studied drs malics and rsdlo. Mlaa Bigbie re ported to Kansas City, Mo., lor lllghi Instructions. .'wnf.tft hem for fftristtnsx la Verle M. I.ylle, machinists mate fii'msn 1JHN. aon of Mr and Mra. Dsrold L. Lytic. 472S Frelda Hired.-verle aoeaea aooara ine at tack transport UHS Mountrail, Dec. 17, at San Diego. He left on the same ship for Koresn waters last May. Improving Norman Brsdbury. Injured several weeka ago In a : hunting accident In Tulelake has i been released from Klamath Vol ley hospital and Is recuperating further In an apartment here. Uae of his right arm Is returning end doctors have hopes of aavlng the eight of an eye penetrated by a shotgun pellet. Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Ocorge R, Jensen, Portland, arrived last weekend lo spend the holidays with Mrs. Jcn-,eii's parent. Mr und Mrs. E. E. Oresham, Tulelake. lack In Slates Lt. Cmdr, John II. Newby, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jolin Newbv. Weed, has arrived In California after nlnr months of Far Eastern duly with the Tactical Air Command Squadron One. Vule Vlsllors Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam p. Campbell and their two children, flail and Stephen, are (.pending Chrlatmaa week with Mrs. Campbell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oersld C. Owyn, 2.1H Fulton. Mrs. Campbell Is the former Anita Owyn. Party The Circle S-'erx will have a Christmas party Monday night at o'clock. Oift exchange and refreshments. For Information BUSINESSMEN! Seva aa 1932 Inceme reset! Charge aH daliaeutat accounts ta Carter's Collection Agency Phono 6121 411 Main 6all 896.1. Boy Scouts Troop 43 meets at First Ptesbyterlan Church tomor row, 7 p.m. Explorer Scouts Troop 142 Fountain Pen Rnairing mi taciaaf -Taaana vat meets at First Presbyterian Church tomorrow, 1:30 p m. , m "t - riant ff ttrj atttj I rtMUtt Haa t mMBtrct Wflliir Satltfit far Kaaat. 1114 Oak trk a PaiU fall Malal PUia rtnail lilf iprili amlliif bmt4. Tan a I dvalf by tia'a la)ni ic Yal Wrlllir riaaiai are ! Jil ft w llr bit siiiaallp h"tda lallara aiialar manr rln it aa wall balll. IbU U 4W-mf Hb-4l brMb, lb iillrt(an f mm4tn atlieient firtarjr an markallni math, la, aatllng nw alttn4ar4 ! Iba plan Inttailrr, Rani mt Ibttt Uttlr aplnat planaa U jm lb. Apvlr ral far raiaaaabl lima Utrl ptirrkaa. Tba laxlr ealanlal taiRtl Ul a1)lTr4l wtlh baack. Louis R. Mann Piano Co. II H. Ilk Hannnaiif Ona PenneyI Store Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9:30-5:30. Sat. Only il 9:00-5:30. Elevator Service to All Floor! for Your Shoppinq Convenience! a i si a paassiaaaraaraaii nn n n .jimmaaff -t"--J'"tra ttfirairT ITRe WHYENNEY'S asons SAVES YOU MORE! Tele-fun by Waffen Goodrich "He w everyona'a big beef en the perty-llna) until he leerneal to apace his call I" . . . When you re considerate telephone user, everybody gets much better telephone ervice! . . . Pacific Telephone. A Helena Rubinstein Christmas Gift! - '.7,- HBLBKA RUBINSTBIN mat DUO GIFT This pretty Ucy pscluge holds big bottle of Helena Rubuiitein't eiptivating Heaven-Sent Eau de Toilette and matching Shaker Talc Alao in White Magnolia and Apple Bloesom. 2.00 plua tax. ' , i t PftWMI FOAM l A. TH There's nothing like a fragrant bubble bath to make a girl feel utterly hurariou. She'll love Helena Robinatein't Perfume Foam Bath in White Magnolia, Heaven Sent, Command Performance, or Apple Bloeeotn. 2.50 pin tax. CURRIN'S -for drugs 9th and Main Phone 2-3473 MEN'S QUILT-LINED, WEATHER RESISTANT JACKETS! LOTS OF STYLES! PRICED TO CLEAR! Here's your chance to save plenty on a big assortment ot warm, heavy duty winter Jackets! All ara drastically reduced to clear before Inventory! Hurry! 8 lies are com plete, and colors are right . . . PS. . . . They're fine for Christ P.8. . . . Theyre tine tor Christ mas giving! MAIN FLOOR SINCE IS56' - A UU . UU J.U MM LIT WtlNHAftf COMeANY fari.,iooa! WOMEN'S ALL WOOL COATS GROUP ONE GROUP TWO & a a a Our entire stock of fall and winter lines must make way lor new apring coats ... so out they go at these amaiinr low prices! Big assortment . . . incet sizes from 11-20. broken styles and colors! (Give her a coat lor Christmas . . . and 8AVE!) - - - V f OTHER STYLES 12.00 AND 15.00 Y T SECOND FLOOR REDUCED M4 reduced! t. WOMEN'S DRESSES' GROUP ONE GROUP " TWO 6 00 goo More than dresses to choose from it prices you can't afford to pass upl Lots of styles . . . wonderful new fabrics . . . rich, holi day colors! fine for gifts ... or for yourself . .'. you'll choose several from our tremendous selection! Misses. Juniors, Half sizes I SECOND FLOOR MEN'S ALL WOOL TOPCOATS ! aAlirriTf I . Tieir aTaTXfT I lUVCKId! IWtELO: ONE GROUP ONE GROUP 75 2A 75 MAIN FLOOR Our entir. fall-winter line must clear before Inventory and spring lines arrive ... so out they go at these terrific savings! Prices are slashed for quick remove:), so hurry In now) Most sires 38 to 46, broken styles, colors. tHe'd like one for Christmas!) fiiiaWgy REDUCED! . ! mmm REDUCED! MEN'S FLEECE - LINED COTTON SWEATSHIRTS Here's terrific value for the work ing man! Heavy duty knit sweat shirts with warm cotton fleece lin ing ,. . re-lnforced. non-sag neck . . . full cut for plenty of on the Job comfort! We're clearing tha way for Inventory, so you sava plenty on these! Sizes , . . 36-46. Practical gift Idea for Christmas, too! MAIN FLOOR PENNEY'S WILL BE OPEN TUESDAY NIGHT DECEMBER 23 UNTIL 9 P.M.! v
