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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1953)
h",..l'l:r ; BASIN BRIEFS I 7IZv "i" " l11' 111 ' V,,.,i,,'i mill "" J V- " j ,r,iwlnti llif raHllully lv"nl "' nlu'n" I1 ' ..... II Ul Hlf I""""' tt Wllilr lllf. I. MUX f c J, .,,,1 Cllrr will !.r "' , l, .lll.,Ull III I'lHl ''" ' I ) Vl I ' IU 'l"'"k ,j p in. I'" "i ' ''' . TiiiHuhi nl " Hd)"l.l,l t 3 J-'li-l- will" ' ' ,i . 1,1,,,-li. o.l.r.l.ll IllH-K U.llllrll ll .' RpOPlI Mrr, l'"M ulllcf in ii- li-mniii-l lu.i-.l- '' s: ,, I Juan-tor I" ill'-. "l be, ..,p"kri- j ..,,,,1,1 I s Hi,- illirrs ul ,, i.iip lii-.ii.miiT i-"in- ,i. ,-lnsr.l the uIlt-Mliion ,Jlr 7 iii hi'iwr "ii" lU'll """I- y ol rifm-iMi . . ....... :iir chaliman "I C",M' bourd o! minimi.. ,j '.il - ."sill ti Hi .v pvrnliiB. I it M. lint liillui riulr.ll Hull lil V.I. -.mi,iiiru II) lira guarlrrty .Mrrllli-u Klamath l.'unniy I'iiiiiiiiiii Omnia- will ln lirltl Hiillinlay, Mv D, Ml Ift a m. Ill l.u-il Klu-r Tliln Ih. ,,t I'uliiiinn niiii-Uhu lialnrn Minlr am. ntim which will he held at Mf-d-linil. II T. William. 1'olii'inn Maa tri, uik-ra nil nii-inliera lu altriitl. tVlllrina Wrllarr 4 lull will nl). m-ivi Ha If & lit aiumi'mury with a Mlvrr Ini to In, lirltl nl winrina l''iil'ini nil 'niuiMliiy, Miiy 7, at 2 l.in "lintlrr My ilnl." Iiiioit ip. VH-w by Kalllll-rn 'I'hiilllinuli la Irtiiiire nf jj i ok rmi i, l(i-iiUr MrrlliiK - nl Hli-wiul l.i-niix Klin Itrllivi Atulllaiv Will l,r In-Ill riiuiMlnv. Mny 7, nl 1 30 i in. ul llii' llii- hull. Truvrlllig Mrllioill-1 wiiinrtl liliuuuiiK In nllflid llu (iirun Con. j IPITIH-O ol llic Wulilpn'a Bui-lply til I'lill'tlmi Hrtvlii, nt Mi-iul. 'I'hurn ly mirt rruloy. May 1-H mr usltril iti Un nt Hie i-llilirtl nul Inli-r lliiin 7 ft in. Miit-t nil i-itii ili,iiiilii) in mnkii the lllp will lmr nl thnt liuir. A nuiiilii-r nl wuiiirn irotn lino will altrml. ph- lltiv - - Wniil Imi licrn t p. ipivrrt Iipip ol Die Until nl a mhi lo Mr. utitl Mis. John Cluutlp, ('iiivalltn. Thp lllllp liny, wpIkIiImk blllflllly oypi- K liliuniU anivril M.-ty I nml has Iii-i-ii iininpil I'rlt-r Hun rhriatip. 'rim nitiilipr la lllp luiiupr Mnijjiin-l iI'i-ki HtuntlnitP, onplline i II ai;pil In Klnmntli .oiltity. Chrlstlp wni BMiorlntPil wllh Wpy. pi ImpiiM-r Titnlipr Co., while horc. ;upl -Mm. llp.w KpiI, Copvallla.! la imp lUiilBt-KUPil nl Mra. Earl, Mnck In Ihg Ml l.aki district. Mra. I KpiI u IIipi iimllirr of Wlimllreil 1 Olllpn, iririnor I II a unit herp. now nlalp aitcnl who la tnkiin a ynar'a Ipvp ol nliKi'iii-p to attend coIIpkp at (Iiiiipii, in., ihia niinnier and lo vmlt l-;uriiip Inler in the ypar. Julia l)auililrr-nippl 'lliuridav. Muv 7. at 7:3(1 pin., at IhP. Mil home Tciuplc. ' All I hlldrrn who will alart Mihool at rrrmont in HrplPitiliPi are in vitrei lo a party al tin: achool, Friday, May a, nt 1 .3(1 p.m. Quallllrd A-lr Nornian I.pMi.iiI Wllaon, ami ol Mr. and Mra. Uiiiu rron B. WlUon, niu (Jnrlyle, has hppn lound lolly (iiiulilird na un avlntliin indcl-pilot bv Hie :,MJ I'eiaonurl Pirn ri,sniB g. (AC-OCl, Mtiotlv Air Koicn Uine, Upui'kIo. Hp will enier trulniiui In iliu prelliulil iln al I.ni-kli-nit Air Torte Base, Trxna, on Mny 29. Mury CIuIp nl lllp First lliip- tlat c:iiurcli will nippt nl the chun-ll 'lliiiisiluy, nt lu a in., lor Bible Study. MppI 'I'nillilil-Cnnip Flip I,pd pr-i A-.i.ix-lotlon w-lll meet tonlKht. 7 30 inn, al the l'lrt Mcthodlal Cliuli.li. M.inr4lilla Kiirhil f 'lull will hold liarbPrut-il li p illiuii-r B.itunlay. May at MliMillll' Hull. TOO III II p. m Cull Hlhi'r l.nls Cluck, 7112, ur llrne (jhtiiiiiu, 4U40. Mulhrra Hay lliinu-r ItPnlnpa (oil unci Cuuiitiy Ctuli will hold a Molhrrr, Dny ilinni'r Kunnay, Mny lo. Mpinlirrr, inu-.l havp their rrv ervatlun in hy Frnlny niBlit. May 8 Fori Klamath -Iti-uulitr inontlilv pack incit ul l-'orl Klaniiltli Seoul Troop 31 will Iip hPIrt In (he I'll ClUbhou -p. l-'rlilny pvpiiiui;. 1 3(1 j p m . May 8 In nllpndance Willi bo men from KPTA, Klamath Falls; Crattr I.nke National Park Peiminnel, and Victor el.won, Klam nlli Apncy, all of whom are an niiclntiid with III c prpvpntlon work. Wmiifn aakrd lo bring plea -cof-Ipo and punch will be furnished by the cout Iroop, 1'ubllo Invit ed. Hume-Mr. and Mm. Frank Bell, pioneer rcHldiintn of Tulrlnke and inure recently realdenta of Klamalh Kalln are here lor a nmnlh from Phoenix. AriB., where Ihey have appnl aevpral montlu for Mr. Bell's health. 'Ilipy will return there al ter altending lu bu.siueas here. Arllala ( oniliir Thp Ilflh annual Summer Art Workshop sponaored I hv the Klainntll Arl Ar. -.Delation of! Klnnmlh Falls la making plans for n period nf atudv aunln this aum- mer. Dates for the workshop thai ! entitles the artlsl lo win colli-ue credits while vnrntlonln- are July ! II lliriiuvll Jlllv31. 'I In-IP will be! outstanding Instnictor-i Ip crnlts mid painting. Applications for at tendance may be mailed to Hip Klamath Art Asaoclnllon, P.O. Box 'Jib, Klamath Palls. 'I he KlililiattiCoinmunltv Con tra Ai.inelatlou w-ill hold Its Is.sl concert o the IKi3-6:i tierles, Fri day lite hi . May 8. at the Pelican Ihculer. Cut tain time will be 8 p.m. Uuvld Lloyd who will appi-ar. is the lendllit Irnor ol the New York City Opera Co.. and Is one ol the niosl popular American sinn ers before Ihe public loday. Invitation A meellng for the, Puroo.se of ui khiiIziuk a Kcpubh-1 c-nn Club Is to be held nl the Bat-; Mrtcr Molor Co., May 8, 8 p.m. The public is Invited. I Adler Awards Finals Set Tim linnls for Ihp annual Dr. OroiKC Aillcr Mimic StholHr.nhip Award will be held tn Mills school auditorium, Thursday, 7:30 pin. HtudrnU have been irltcled from all Ihe elcinrmary nchoolH who huvr tried out for the $100 award which Koes lo the atu drnt indicallmt the highest degree of interna, advancement and pos sibilities in music. Htudrni.'i who will be auditioned for this Hwnid are a.t follow,: IVKy Jo Buck, flute, Pelicnn Echoul; Mad'lrlne Van llnonen, cnllo; Klaine Piftun, Trench Horn. Rlvemldf Brhool; Fred 01?on, clarinet, Robert Munhen, voice, Nclda Bnook, piano, Jerry Alley, clarinet, Carolyn Carter, pliino; Penny Lee, piano; Robert Sutherland, piano: Joan Rubane, piano; Anita Laton, cello; of Hoorievelt School. From Mills School the following will try out: Michael Star, clari net; Julia Lawrence, violin; Joe Hiphani, piano; Wiley Vander ri'IU, piano; Dean Halbcrt, violin; Call Cahe, violin. From Fremont: Judy Had Icy, voice; Eddie Pan ic W, voice ; Larry McDonnell, voice; Ro;fr Jonc, voice; Phyl lis Dnnnclley, voice; Pat lsent.ee, violin: Pnul Muason, trombone; Cnrrle Lee Van Hooacn, piano. Fairview participants include: Serena Smith, piano: 6Jmtod Pow ell, voice; Jeanie Vic Iters, flute; Oinucr Vadon, voice; Jeanie Warn stud, plino; Jolyn Zimmerman, piano. From Conger: Judy Mc Far! and, voice. . . mmMw mil) m K.r.frt i-i'i aaiW'-! I - inci i i ni mm THE BIGGEST CARPET VALUE OF THE YEAR Now making zi?ep By When you sec ARROYO you'll know why we dare make such a sUttcmcnt. It has the sturdy ruggedness of Twist carpet PLUS tex ture lieauly with its liigh-and-low ripple pile. Its modern makeup of wool and wonderful carpel rayon, ils magnificent, colors, ils live ly, scuff-rcsisling pile, ils fabulously low price all add up to "Ihe higuesl carpet value of Ihe year." i Come in today You'll want ARROYO in your home tomorrow I un AM (o)88 2 15 Bonn Balance On Easy Monthly Payments! LINOLEUM 7 CARPETS tin TILE - BLINDS THE LMtGCST STOCK OF QUAuTY IN THE KLAMATH IAS IN Cyclist Hurt In Highway Mishap Ilalph I. McNult, 1122 Wct Oimon Ave., wan under treatment at Klamalh Valley Hospital Wed nesday lor a compound Iracture ol the lelt lri( a the reault ol a motorcycle-car crash. The accident occurred late Tuev day at Commercial tit. and Oak Ave. McNutt'a motorcycle col lided wllh a car driven by William Burns, 1040 Summera Lane, Farm Units To Go On Market 8ALEM ir, War veterans will Ket priority In acquiring! 2 (arm units belim opened to homestead entry In the Minidoka Irrigation Project In Southern Idaho, the Slate Veterans Department an nounced Wednesday. The 72 (arms total 7.289 Irrigable acres, and are located 40 miles east ol Twin Falls. Applications must be (lied by July 20. "opihott with a j She'll jet good snaps... I I Brownie Hawkeye Camera I I HASH MODtL I JT I it ilit wenfi aaaUlDl """"a LEO'S Mo City Pay On Street Job A atory In yeslrrdny' Herald and Ncwm was In error In saying that 'the city hd helped In nmall degree to finance a street widen ing project on Kid or ado Street. City Engineer Taxi Thomas said thu morning the former city ad ministration had informally agreed the city would assume a per centage of the Eldorado widening expense as well ah on a 3-bloc it paving project now proposed for California Avenue. But, Thomas said, the city has not actually paid for any Eldorado work. When the California Avenue pro ject was discussed at Monday night's council meeting. Council- t man Wendell Smith raised tha question of the city aiding In the financing and other councllmcn appeared reluctant for the city to do HO. Smith maintained the city was In a scnBo obligated to do so since ! California, Avenue la to be mado ' a 36-foot boulevard whereas tho average residential street Is only 26 feet wide. Lirittl Stork ftid tif auk pUnoi In tfali part f Ihf wcit. BchI aplnti piano. Rental par chait plan. LOUIS R. 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Not only do NoMends carry the coveted Better Fabrics Testing Bureau Seal of Quality shown above, bnt they're made in NoMend's ''Famous 5" Profwrtioned Leg Types... which means personalised stocking pcrJeciimJ , And when it comes to fashion NoMend's fit is FAsmow, and NoMend's "FAsnios RRFLKcnoMN oolours arc the season s smartest 1 That's u ky ur jn v. "THERE ARE NO STOCKINGS LIKE No MEND ytMi can always buy NoMrnd with complete confidence? 135 to 195 i ' 9 M9 f ACT 1UIKI CTBfrT - m am 500 MAIN
