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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1953)
J?;"JUlY 6, 1B53 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAOXftvi ITY BRIEFS tirytMMMU hold their Wnsaflay, Jan. 'frttrtai '.fa plmmed k,M ol Otliini Htate a at OlttaV Tlmradny, la IM Community Q to tit-;. L'- fa tioma nl jtnay I ttvml, lM b nd Mr. f "i board l , ediieday, 4 Uio sihool "' .' inonl Elementary Hchool gym. Members ol ollirr aqua diner club will bo KUft, Viir.ru will be given bill maak mid coalumea in uniiuuni, Camp rlre-UUIa Leader Alloc ution will hold a niorium Wedne. day, 7:33 p.m., at Hi-t Methu- dial Chutch, 'W 4 i a weekend lUlrlry who '() k where Mir a clinic. i.ata WUI Wet 'Itiiir ttefctWaatHluek 1'inclt 3ta MMtlllK l ll" tatltaetUl c,le1' Jatl' Jer, 3001 L ranlved word to- tu fourth plat" 7" to racaal national - tnmvtraery oam " nrlat wu won on u ' roll, toe l"o en-! seven year, I Of GUI UN cuoirn. waived Ironi limn., I r,4 Pot dlaoltee nmuii jut lad loud a letter no' TM eoMtsl ended y.ulelma -Nile Club or Klamath Falls will hold lla montlily meet ing and luncheon, 1 p m , Weducs day, Jim. 7, al the Wlilard Hotel. All Daughter ol the Nile are In vited lo attend. ( lollir (or Korea Women's As sociation of Peace Mrmorlal Church will hold Ita regular tew Inn day hrlday. Jan. I), darting at luillO a.m. IMraae leave clean, warm clolhra to be mended and Kill tu Korean boya, age 4 to M, al tin church before Friday, HI. Mary'a Altar Horlelr Meele toinorrow, 1 pm. potluck at, the t'arlah liatl. KIMe Hludv clc (or adult anil aula will be held Thiiraday evening, alailliiu Jan. S, al 1:i0 n.in,, to be conuuetea oy raui B. Diiniull at hi home, 1 Micln foil. All priMmi Intel rated me III vllrd. The clannra are lormed at the iriiiet of the liiill:e of the many hundred of boy who have iiltpnded hia awlmmlnii partlea and lllble aludy claiwea over Ilio laai Klamath Tribe Sets Up Fund For Members' Medical Care fcir. tnd Mra. deome w rtturaed Mme alter ,7ttmWlTedrlclta .ihrtl fUt, near Iam Zllmitr. While aouth ' uea m cramento Hu4 krwtly with nu Umt. aam with J. , 'rlWU (M(tmrnl. A " 'drlckl U nla Ifinlly Hrr tie JouicO llw lr. IM MN. Peter A. fit, Witt WMld the re. 4"W Wtatr la Monrovia, lMr powa touth. mi. MTOMT Horrm e Phatr, JtH pm M 'nilelaae, WtMrn. They were BrtcUBM 0 In Reno a'M4 Wllk farewell 'ier BMVteK by Mr. M aUrroa. owner ol 'V b muined ectlvt Kr' J e-WaK U been re rJUt Ll Mae Nrunaal, -ir. MM Mft. Ed Neu ,,1i arrant with the . aiy 0a in the Kr paaamjfeari t ym t- ' Me. now i , W4lfnnrU. man Kriular Meelliu-of ONNA l)lv tricl I. Nuraea Aoclallon, ha been postponed until Hiuiaday, Jan. lb, al ruouc neaitn unit, M Mam, The (irrat Houlia ill o up will meet Thuiaday, I p.m., in the cliy J library lo dlncu Rabelai. Oar- Bantu and ranugiuei. r reenian Youut will lead the macuaaion. Nature Morlely 111 reaulla of the cluulin Bird lounl held Ic. a by the Nature Society ol the Klamath Hegion are lo be du cuaoed In aoclety nieelmii at Uie Chamber ol Commerce Thursday hi a p.m. 'Hie twMlblllly of t parallel count to be' held In the autnmcr will aUo be talked. Mlm eoiiraphea copiea of aualyala of Uie Chrlalinaa count are lo be made Available lo anyone who dealre them. Jun O Donahue It to allow allele of bird and llowert, KANRIl-A meetlni la titled for Wednesday, I p.m., al the Pilots Club, municipal airport. Ivan Kf. lernon la lo ihow movte furnlihed throunh the courteay of Uie Stale Board of Aeronautic!. Womens I'oal l! Wlnemt Womeiu Pnat 11.'. American l.e jion. will meet in Vettrtnt Me morial Hall. Wednr.iday, I p.'". A tpectal aurprlte It In ttore for member, tccordint lo Adra Tur ner, new commander. All member pleate attend. Rr HA IK HCARRHOIIOH A proponal lo tel talde 176,000 for it ycar't tritl at taklnu care of Uie medical, hoaplttl and hurt- mi exnenaea of meinoeia ol the Klamtth Indian tribe wat turned upon yeaierday by uie irib a exec utive committee. . Hie committee met tt Klamtth Avency, and carried over Ita tea Ion until today lo take up vtrlout other renervutlon inallera. Mom of yesterday dtacuaMon In volved the lunn-prndliiK quemion of reopenlnt the Klamath Agency hoa plttl, a aubjeel that ha met the disapproval ol' the Rureau of In dian Atftlra, althouifh the tribe hat voted to opertte the hoaplttl Kln. Currently It I being tun Jul tt in out-patient clinic. Home member of Uie executive committee felt Uitt the hospital should be opened despite the In ditn Service oppoaltion and despite any opposition thiil miiiht be broutht. up from the medical pro fession In Klamtth Falls, a a step toward ihowint the world that Uie Indiana cm ttke ctre of Uicrn- selves. Olher felt that the hospMtl will be mo costly and thtt II will never be reopened. However, tt t stupg-tp measure to provioe lor medical and noapitai e:tpenee for the tribe. Wade Cruw- lorU's propol Ui earmark llj.000 ol lribjil funda lo delray medical coat for all enrolled member, to be used to pay the bill for what ever doctor or hospital aervlcet the pttirnl might want, whether In Klamtth Falls or elsewhere. Tile situation It now thtt the In dim I on hi own in ptytnc lor hi inedictl ctre. To eel Uie money set aside for that purpose. It will be necessary Fire Nhowrr at VFW Hall. Ma trl, fcu. Bonnett, and . an, Thursday. Jen. I. at I p.m. vanasta aoparimem tor Mrs. vinaiene Hmaiiey. wnose )laa ta leave Jan. 17 jlsmily lost all household tnd per sonal beioniiiif In a recent fire. Everyone Invited. lo attend. for Comae to appropriate from tribal lunda, and a deficiency bill ; will have to be ptssed to get the i money vilnh1 for an early atari on the program, ! Tnut it omi if the thlnga Craw-' ford and Boyd Jackon, the Klam tth adenines , io wisnincton, prnbtbly will be Instructed to push beiore contresa in the next lew inoiiUia, I There wat aim a proposal io , operate a home (or aged Indiana and for orphan and unfortunate 1 youngster, remodeling tna noapiiai building lor lhai purpose, I After aome discussion, It wat decided that the present nurse' home building tt Klamath Agency probably would be more reeouy suitable (or auch use, and the exec utive committee voted lo explore the problem Involved In thtt undertaking. since inn enrolled membera of the tribe all have Income, the home expenses would be relmburtablt from Individual fund or Income. K, J, Ulehl, reservation tuperln- tendenl. estimated that possibly only eight or 10 aged person would nave lo make use of a tribe-oner- ated home. In another action yesterday, the committee spill a 3-3 tie vote) on uie question ol abolishing tne po sition of two stockmen, who han dle tribal cattle, Tne two lob are civil service, and several week ago the Indian General Council vot ed to terminate the employment of the two stockmen, but dtdn t cite any caise and the men refuted to quit. Tney asked to lei the mat ter go to a civil aervlce hearing. The reason the council wanted them to null apparently I that the two men in question are in the cattle business lor themselves and don't need tne Jobs. On Uie question of abolishing Uie positions, to get around civil serv ice regulations, the vote was 3-3, will) Committee Chairman Seldon M.lln Pvtrnvlnn Unit will meet tonight, 7; 30 p.m., tt the high Kirk casting the tying vote, school, project is "B-ic 1001s Card Party al the Parish Hall In Langell Valley, Saturday, spon sored by St.Barnabna Guild. Return lo ftervlre Cpl. Richard b. Mendeth, son of Mr. and Mra. Jack Merldeth, M21 Oregon, has returned In the Air Force bate al Chanute, 111., after a nine-day leave at home. Meeting Henley Orange will meet Wednesday, Jan. 7, 1 p m. LAKK TRAVEL A total of 41 cart carried 129 people through Crater Lake Na tional Park over the New Year's weekend, according to a report re ceived here from Chief Ranger Ui Hallock. Snow depth at the park at pre-.rni I 71 Inches, and chains are required between Annie Springs and the mm. otnerwise roaas are in good ahape. Bias la M ffrtaf marekandise. II baM gdhtduled ins. Ml ' H ll II Bat- iJUtv . B.m. at Alia. Rainbow Girls Kill hold a regu lar meeting Monday, Jan. 13, Elec tion of oflicera. All members urged Front End Alianmtnt $4.95 Bob Mttt Trades Btst S22 So. 6th St. Being taken up todty is the mat ter of establishment of an Indian court, to handle Juvenile problems tnd misdemeanors on the reservation. 'Hie General Council has okayed an ordinance calling for establish ment ol t court, but Is leaving the uetniis up to tne executive com mittee. Members of the committee are Kirk, Crawford. Jackson, HI Rob bin, Jnmes Johnson, Jese Lee Kirk, Dice Crane, Dellord Lang and Dlbbon Cook. Wake Up To More Comfort Without Narrtng Backactw N hatrkavrh. lota f pPn4nrgr, twarlacr-t d dltxin mar b due t tttwn of kt4n)T function. Docton tj food kidnrv funrtion tt vcrr mDorUnt ts mon4 b4lth, WhrnawmtvtvffrrdKj rfinditioti.tucli ttrvH annl alniin, ftiutM this ImtMitant funeltOtttOtOW doWll.maltlfoIk(tirTtrralM. inf bi-kej ftl miwrftblf. Minor bM drr irrltaltoni du torold or wrong dirt tnty cua(rrttini up nights or frtqutntpuuffi. Don't ftln your kidntr If thM twndl. Iloni b-jthtr you. Try Doan' Pll)a- ii)4 iiurrti, Uitd lurmifullr hy millloM for evarlOyrsra. It's tmaiing now Many ttmtaj iMan'a grlv htnnv ralif from tkM rflaMan. f ort-hlp tht 1 1 mlWaof k i4ny tub and fll. ton ib out wait. 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