Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 01, 1953, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text,ejrT;Bipa . rWED.NESDAY. JIII.V 1 iow '. HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACK Tr BASIN VFW Ladies AuxUlarjv-wlll not ' meet Tliursday evening. Next regit- uiccuug m DC July J81 g p,m family Reunion There will be minion of the family of the late Je and Dick Lindsay In the City Park at Grants Pass, July 4 at "lslt Fans according to a sur- 11 uui 01 every 20 nome own ers make most of their own re Pt": half of those who pay rent do likewise. Two out of every five ' : automobile drivers miiu th.i. '' minor repairs and adjustments and y .rao per ceni attempt more . than minor repairs. ' A Baby Girl was bora June 23 tt Klamath Valley Hospital to Mr. . end Mrs. Earl McCaughef. 823 Martin, weighing 6 lbs. llij oz. Bne has been named VIcki Lee. .Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Mjohn McGaughey, 2318 Eberlein, ;-. ,Mrs. Irene Albers, 611 E. Main mini xvoiium Aioers, Albany. k - - fjiuLiit ciarii. fnower has proclaimed the week f Beginning July 19 as National Farm . 1: Sflfetv Weplr uatinnBi a........ V f ell suggests "It's hard to manage 5 wiu uuuaage. From Roseburg Mrs. Byron Hardenbrook, former local resident who -now lives in Roseburg. is vis iting friends In Klamath Falls this week. A Western Dinnf. will Ha TA I t Poe Valley Community Hall Sat i urday. July 4. from n n.m. to 2 g a.m. -uduo welcome. . f Thursday Meeting ZIon Lutjier- f an Womena fillllfl Will vnaot Di th church, Thursday, 7:30 p.m. . ; Seriously III Mrs. H. C. Brown, formerly of Owens Street, Klam ath Falls, suffered a stroke June o aiQ 13 m a oun .jose, i;am., hospital In a coma, according to word received from her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Ernest Brown. Hospllaliied Mrs. Hasel M. Wald, who was formerly organist at the First Christian Church In Klamath Falls, Is In a hospital in Cleveland, Ohio, suffering from leukemia. Mrs. Wald was employed at Big Lakes & Kesterson Lum ber Co. - Circle 8-ers will hold an-open dance July 4 at Jen-Eds, starting at 8:30 p.m. Jl D. Stanley and Bill Mayhew will call. John Freltag who Is still suffer ing from a back injury received Mast . January, left Monday to re turn ' to the Sp Hospital In San Francisco for further medical treat- ment. He has been home In Malta on a leave of absence. Grange Meeting Midland Grange meets tonight at 8 for a business session. Wlnema Legion Post Meets to night at 8 in Legion Hall to con sider first male applicants for ' membership In the current all- woman post,-?. 5 ' Visiting Mr. and Mrs. George I33 ROEBUCK AND Ca Specially Priced Underwood's big CAMERA SALE is now going on at 706 Main Street FOLDING CAMERAS f RK$ CAMERAS MINIATUM CAMOAS . MOM CAMEW$.POJECTOS-REFLEX CAMEIUS-AND DOZENS 0"CWn WIRE LOADED WITH HUHDREDS OF NEW AND USED CAMERAS AND PHOTO ITmS WAT MUST BE SOLD I BRIEFS M. Smith, 1525 Eldorado, have as houseguests their daughter, Mrs. Don McConnell, and her two chil dren, Sharon and Denny, of Mllton Freewater. . . Visiting with her niece and fam ily, the Floyd Ewings of 6304 Alva, is Mrs. W, E. WUaon from Her mlston. Fish Story Mrs. Harel Buck ridge, Eugene, caught an 18 lb., 34 - inch mackerel in Odell Lake Tuesday morning. She is the sis ter of Mrs. J. W. Fisher, 4835 Shasta Way, Klamath Falls. Will Visit-Mrs. Malcolm Epley Jr. and children, Janet and Mark, Portland, will visit ber family and friends here next week. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Steele, Pine Grove District. Mrs. Malcolm Epley Sr., Long Beach, will accompany her. Malcolm Jr. will join the group on Saturday and return with his family to port land on Sunday. Rodeo at Beatty vll! be held Sat urday and Sunday, July 1 and S. Weed Long-Bell Lumber Com pany will be closed from June 26 until Monday, July 6, for a week of vacation. - i Registrations are now open- for Camp Fire Day Camp in Moore Park starting July 14 and contin uing through July 24. All girls, 7-18 years are lnvuea regardless of affiliation with the Camp Fire groups. Sign up for camp at the Camp Fire office. HI Six-year-old Lynda Schultz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Schults, 3931 Shasta Way Is recov ering in Klamath Valley Hospital following major surgery on an arm. Imorovlns Mrs. Mike (Blanche) Petrof f has been confined to bed at her home 2134 Stukel Street, seriously ill for the past several days. Registration for Camp Fire Summer Camp at Lake o the Woods for the week of August 3-10, according to Naml French, execu tive secretary. . There Is still plenty of time for registrations for the weeks, August 10-17 and August 17-24. Applications for camping during the last two weeks may be mailed in or made In person at the, Camp Fire office. Pronnerttv Rebekah Lodge wilt meet in regular session, Thursday, July 2 at the IOOF Hall. All visit- CLOSED "Temporarily K distinctive ' summer handbags Outstanding accessory fashions for budget-wise miss. Smart plastics, butcher rayons or piques in dressy and casual stylos. Over-arm or drawstring pouches. handsome boxy styles to suit any occasion. Your choice of styles and colors., 133 So. 8th Phone 3181 lng Bebekahs are welcome, ; Visitors Two doe deer galloped across Oregon Avenue, and turned up Modorv Avenue headed for the hills early this morning. They were seen by Mrs. Robert Reddard who was feeding a neighbor's kittens. Mrs. Reddard lives at 2338 Oregon Aveaue. . ;; : ......... Home Mr. and Mrs. Laco Greg ory and daughter Judy Rae, of Gregory's Fur Shop, have re turned home after an extended va cation trip through the East and South., They took the streamliner East at Reno, picked up a new car at Lansing, then traveled to Cleveland, Niagara Falls, West Vir ginia, Memphis Bnd returned Ar kansas, Kansas and Colorado. Tliey were gone four weeks. Attend Wedding Mr. and Mrs. William W. (Fat) Patterson and ROEBUCK AND CQ J j Vv men's crisp cool plisse' shirts SAVE NOW ON Regular 1.98! Timely savings on crisp, cool cotton Plisse for the man in the family; Choose his in printed or plain with short sleeves. Sizes small, medium and large. 'II Colorful Pilgrim Swimwear 2.19 Assorted, vat-dyed tropical prints on cotton twill or jeon dom. Rayon knit support. Men's sizes. StiSfofaatoaiectot w mok? foal' flK Patsy returned Monday from Riverside-Calif., where they attended the wedding of his niece, Verna Patterson, to Roger Vogelzang. Mr. Patterson operates Patterson's Fur niture here, . More Than Half of the death claim payments made last year by Metropolitan Life Insurance Com pany were for deaths from diseases of the heart. The - percentage 35 years ago was 31 per cent. Over 18 per cent of th: total claims were for cancer deaths, as compared with 10 per cent 25 years ago. Pete J. O'Teole Social studies teacher, KUHS.'has been awarded a scholarship to attend a graduate workshop this summer at the Uni versity of Oregon, , It was an nounced by the Committee on Fam ily Financial. Security Education. The workshop began on June 22 and ends July 17. Topics studied Gabardine SLACKS 444 Reg. 5.93 A miracle blend of rayon-acetofe with features ,that rival their wool worsted brothers. Saddle stitching, California styling ond vast color assortment. Get two pairs two fabrics. cool colorful carefree casuals Happiest way to treat the men folk to open air comfort . , . new breeze cooled Cold Bonds. Free and easy in air-liaht fabrics, aay washable colors . . . weiahtless. Built in arch support! Rubber soles, like 5.95 Brown with contrastina-nylon mesh ' 5.95 Brown and . Blue Art Workshop Supplies Listed Kegwrauons are coming in much earlier than usual for the fifth annual Summer Art Workshop on the OTI campus, and "early In dications are there will be a larg er attendance than In past years. - Experienced painters in . t h e Northwest have registered, several for the third and fourth years. Sev eral teachers are taking the oppor- wili Include sources of income, budgeting, banking services, life in surance. Social Security, savings programs, personal taxes, borrow ing and buying on credit, home ownership, investments and other phases of financial planning. The course will prepare high school teachers to teach family money management. The workshops are made possible by grants from the Institute of Life Insurance. Mens STRAW HATS 219 Fine woven mesh fiber, diamond pinch ; front shape, Trimmed with brown and maroon band. anop rno nosy Catalog Way PHONE 5188 mm (my . walking on air! 133 So. 8th Phone SI 88 tunlty to take a "Vacation-, with oredlta," since the painting classes are accredited by the University of Oregon. . Students, aocordimr to Jack Wil kinson, who will instruct in paint ing; and drawing, may use any med ium and choice of pallette but the following list of colors and supplies is suggesiea oy wukinson. For oil painting titanium, fine white, cad. yellow pale, or zinc yel low, cad. yellow medium, cad. red light, alizarine crimson, cobalt blue, altramarlne blue ivory black. Eith er canvas boards or canvas and stretcher bars in any size, 16x20 or larger.- For water colors sine yellow, cad. yellow medium, cad. red light, alizarine, ptbylo blue or Prussian blue, black; water color paper block 14x18 or larger. Drawing supplies vine charcoal Timely savings on Foldino drills Copper flashed steel qrid 32x15x30-inche high Specially priced at the beginning . of the season to bring vou a summer of outdoor cooking fun. Tote it about, in the trunk of vour car, or use it on porch or patio. Has large amount of service space. Aluminum color, red trim. 7; - . - - Hamburger Grill 39c ' Tarty maela In Vffyl Mod. of Nn plat. wHfc aiy-to-kold wlr. han Hi. 22 Indiu. Officer Chairs Fold Easily and Compactly Only.... 9.95 Harmony How chain wHfi hardwood comrrucllon, natural nniih, lock, hi opm position. R.d, gr.n or bhw. . . . or Camp Overnight on the Fourth Sportsman's Jug With Firl 5-quart Capacity J.CHiggins... 7.79 ld lor tportiomi, (anaon, ssSooor worlwnj Trip, loiolotio. lM.pt lla i hot or coM 01 long at I hoort. Umbrella Tents Req. 44.95 Biq, 9x9-foot Floor Area Assures protection, comfort ond convenience. Heavy, woter-repellent tent drill. Two plastic-screened windows, zipper-closing door. Col lapsible steel comer poles. With poles, stakes, ropes, sewed-bi floor UtemaUee CCA DC kot (tout jnotuy Jaai" JLnllel or a medium black conto crayon, newsprint, sketchbook. 8 x 10 or larger, drawing board, approxi mately 20x24. .; ' Because it will be of help to the association to know in advance the approximate enrollment, registra Protect Your FURS With Our . COLD STORAGE SPECIAL Cleaning Glazing - and Storaaa ' GREGORY'S FUR SHOP 81S last Main Phone 3573 Celebrate tta Fourth In Your Own Backyard ' '' : v Reg. 12.95 Barbecue Ivrners 75c Quality Lantern S. CHiggins Stormproof I Shtrdyl.'.. .10.95" lovlor oto gat lor 10 hoon f OMntMon llghll biitanl-llghHog, t iptn if upi.i. 39 Store 133 So. I I lolaXiiglStah- f I mL Mohiral I Jt - , woo hondl Row. VfQ ... hW.lhogta,my r"P 95 tions by mall win bo appreciated. No deposit 1 necessary. Dormitory rooms . at OTI an only 111 per month. . 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