LkiillllAltY 13, isa
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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Id prnfeaaloiial Women
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, ii ciwkfil lood sale
Hlierl Market, Batur-
A Volnillllr dance
tomorrow at the Bid
mtiriH. ruleless mem-
inn Hi" committee, un
til,, nllnlr will be for-
tlml Mruonaifl-Murgan
in piy.
ory Member of
Lmo Committee lo ad-
tin Hi city Library to-
Vl.llurs In Klamath
day Wis week were
1'riiHt, Jr., at Portland.
M-niicr agent ( me
I 'i.e.::- and mrpurn
frrlal representative 01
rr department, of Oak-
Lake-Nell Whltllnj.
lion Hervlce. la to go
ko next week to auenn
le conference of Bca
up the program lor
f the Mmiw Com-
irmen are sponsoring
I sweetheart Ball Batur-
14. a p.m., at Mooae
Ucl chairmen for tkckela,
couple, on aale now.
pre welcome, aweetnean
relin an queen will be
bv uumDera on . ucieu.
nla at midnight. ,
tood Kale Tau Chapter,
ha Phi. la having a baked
Saturday, Feb. 14. at
ruod Store No. I, South
et.
ly ( Friendship Women
up. win aponaor a veien
lalk dance end card par
ti.. Hall In Merrill, Feb,
ftlay), 1 p.m. Everyone
Ismail, Family night
win oe held Sunday
Feb. 23. at the Fori Kiarrv
fcmnlly Methodlat Church.
inner start at I p.m. to
bd by the allowing of Red
Sna. Event waa postponed
lb. I.
-Elementary music slu
Sacred Heart Academy
resented In recital Sunday
Feb. It, at 1:30 Pm.. In
Ml auditorium. Publlo la
Invited.
h llr. le of the Flrat
l Church meet tonight at
of Mrs. Charlei Johnson,
feion, al P.Ul.f Mrs. wii
Wales,' Jr., win be In
hi the program.
ra ml Weedorsft will
iulsr monthly meeting
dred Bmllh, Verna Wenner and
Wllan rioetbe,
C'envaleaelng Mra. II on. Wells.
who has been very III, la recover
ing at the home of hnr eon, L.V.
Drainage At
Midland Eyed
The poaslbillly of Improving
drainage over a widespread area
Wella. 8413 Union, She may now 1 Midland, and thereby Improv
have vlrltors, lnV alkali condltlona for fanning,
to do uiscusseu at Monday s
Name te Board K. C, Hammnns,
prealdenl o the United Hlatea Na
tional Bank of Portlund, waa
named to the board of trusteea of
the Norlhwtiit-rn Mutual Lllc In
surance company at the quarterly
board meellnB In Mllwaukpe Wed
nesday, He la the only Pacific Coast
representative appointed to the
board uf any of the eight major
life Insurance companies at thla
time. He Is also a director of Pa
clflo Power It Light, Pacific Tele
phone 4) Telegraph Co.. Portland
Remedial Loan Ass'n., iron Flro
man, Reserve City Rankers ass'ii.
Oregon director of the Committee
for Economic Development, and
President of Oregon War Indus
trlea, lnc,
Cedar Pass Forest Olflcers Don
Euler and Harry Taylor made the
flrat snow survey of the year on
Cedar Pass Monday. Feb. 3. Aver
age snow aeptn was 33 Inches with
a water content of 13 Inches. Last
year at this time snow depth was
Sacred Heart
Notebook
annual meeting ol the Klamath Doll
Conservation District In the Mid
land Orange Mall,'
Plana are being proposed for the
Improvement of drainage iacllltlea
wen. and north of Miller Jim. Keep
or drains are planned, and there
la talk of liibiulllng a pump at the
Intersection of a principal drain,
the diversion canal and the old
Midland road.
The pump would carry Water
from the drain Into the canal, slid
the drainage problem would be Im
proved, "according lo tile feeling of
Dm SCO's board of supervisors,
' The BOD'a annual meeting I net
far 0:30 p.m. Monday, and la' lo
be potluck, .'
Less Snow
But Wetter
ALTUKA8 Snow measure-
10 Inchea with a water content of menu made on Bwcagert Flnl,
31 Inchea,
Meeta Monday Klamath Com
munity Concert Association meeta
Feb. 16. 1 p.m. at the L. R. Mann
Piano Company, lor workers to
pick up material.
New Members Bona lies Rehek-
aha held a special meeting at Bo
nanta IOOF Hall, last Monday eve
ning, io inmate Don Ralph and
Richard Brown, new members, and
to reinstate Fred Fernland and
Carol Weatherby. IOOF Lodge
meeting followed.
Meellag The Roosevelt PTA
win meet Tuesday. Feb. II In the
ubuvu Aoln, (notion County, arrow
much leu anow on the ground thla
year than last, though what la
there haa much heavier water con
tent. Aul. Itangcra BUI Dresser and
lien Csi.su snowslioed Into the
Hwi'iigeii Flat anow course .to
make the checks,
They lound an average of II
Inches of snow on the ground aa
compared with an average last
Feb. 1 of M Inchea on the ground.
'this year'a anow 1.1 Inchea or
43 per cent water content, while
last year'a bad an average water
content of 30 Inchea.
Data obtained on thla and other
treks are compiled by the Slate
eehool auditorium, 3: It p.m. The i Division of Water Resources In
program will be In charge of Mra,
R. P. Elllngson Jr., and will fea
ture a panel discussion. Pro-school
children will be oared for In the
gymnaaium and refreshments will
be served by the third grade moth
ers.
Meeting The Klamath Kennel
Club meeta at the Community Hall
In the Veteran'a Housing project,
tonight, I p.m. Mr. Olson of OTI
III anow a elaaa In obedience
training.
It.' Mary'a Altar Society food
aale, Saturday. Feb. 14, at Sears
and Roebuck. Members are urged
to have donations at the store as
soon aa possible after ,30 p.m.
Kappa Chapter Beta Sigma Phi
la sponsoring a cooked food sale
Saturday, Feb. 14 at the Quality
Food Market. Cooked and baked
foods will be ready from (:30 a.m.
to 1 p.m.
Yacht Club Family dinner menu
ror sunaay oners a cnoice oi
tenderloin ateaka or barbecued
chicken, Lemon Chiffon pie for des
sert. Mat reservationa at the ciuo.
Sacramento, and la used to forc
es it the amount of water available
fur agricultural purposes during
the coming year.
The forecasts are made available
lo farmers, ranchera and other
Interested partlea.
By MARY KOA.N
The last round of county league
games will be played tonight, jin.
lermtnuig who win play wno in
Uie elWinpor.aju tou.nament next
week. On schedule for ihe Tro
jans will be the Bonanza Antlers
on their floor, with the preliminary
game elated for 1:30. Should the
Trojans win and the Antlers lose,
these two teams will meet once
again in the ins: game of the
three-day tournament. Bo wnat uo
a' say, let's all go to Bonanza lo-
mgnii
Tile Mother's Club carnival held
laat night proved to be a complete
aucceas, both financially and so
cially, The country store and other
games, aa well aa relreahmcnta of
every kind, made this night en
joyable for both children and
adults.
The carnival was not Ihe only
social success of the week, but
also the Cupid's Ball, sponsored by
the Pep Club Tuesday night, was
thoroughly enjoyed by all the stu
dents attending.
All the way from Medford will
come the Saint Mary's Crusadors
this coming Sunday for a basket
ball encounter with the Trojans.
A luncheon and dance are being
planned for the students of both
schools following this afternoon
game, alerting time 3:30.
Treasury Check
Found Here
A U.S. Treasury check, made to
Ben H. Brlcco, Chlloqutn, waa
picked up on the atreet today by
passerby and turned over to
Lola Harper, elevator operator at
the Medical-Dental building.
The check will be turned over
to the owner on proper identification.
Club Offers
Extravaganza
MALIN The fllih annual Mar
iner's Extraysgunza will be pre
sented Feb. 30-31 In Malin Broad
way Hall by talent irom Klamath
Falls, Merrill, Malin, Tulelake, Bo
nanza, Ml. Hebron, Mscdoel and
Buaanvllle.
Well-known performers who have
appeared In past presentations
with the additions of new faces
will be seen In "The Cowboys and
the Dudes,'' a 3'j hour program of
fun.
lire extravaganza of variety
acts, music, skits, dialogue win
also be presented In Klamath Falls
at s later date. It waa again
written and will be directed by
Mrs. 1 albert i Florence! Wilson.
Mrs, Rubye KuJhc is dance direc
tor and choreographer.
Admission lor adults will be tl.M
16 cents for children.
Not All Herat
Players Are Broke
PASADENA, Csilf. im A store
guard, Tom Fields, told police he
saw a man hide a 71-cent tube of
toothpaste In a Racing Form
Thursday night and walk out with
out paying for It. .
John Bowler, M, Miami. Fie.,
waa Jailed on suspicion of robbery.
In s white cloth bag carried in
bis clothing police found cash which
Bowler said his betting system hsd
netted him at Bants Anita race
track since Feb. 3.
It totaled 14.el.
Dr. R.. T. Lindley '
OPTOMETRIST
510 Med.-Dsnt. Bids. Mi. 42 IS
Eye Exominotion
Visual Training. '
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,EACC TAlKS''.'
NEW DELHI, India un Prime
Minuter Nehru told Parliament
Friday that India soon will resume
negotiations with the United States
for a treaty el trade, irienasnip
Tulelake PTA
Party Set
TULELAKE Final plana for the
high school PTA card party have
been made and Feb. 33 is the
dale. Play In bridge, pinochle and
canasta will be played, there will
be refreshments and prises.
Mrs. Bert Johnson la chairman.
NO BOOST
AKRON, O. or) Aulo tires snd
tubes won't go up In price even
though their price controls have
been removed, rubber Industry
spokesmen sstd Frldsy. For some
time, deslers have been selling
them st discounts or with liberal
allowances or trade-ins, they said.
Adult Spanish
Class Slated
An organizational meeting for
sn sdult evening class In Spanish
language is to be held Tuesday,
1:30 p.m. in room 301, KUH8.
The course is to be instructed
by Dennis O. Hannan, and will be
non-credit with an optional final
examination. It Is to be held each
Tuesday from 1:30 to B:30 p.m.
over a period of 10 weeks.
Tuition fee lor the 30 class hours
is .
Hannan haa instructed foreign
languages at Central Washington
College, Fresno Btale College and
the University of Oregon. He baa
had two years practical experience
overseas, and haa degrees, includ
ing a master's degree from thai
university ol Wssnington. i
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