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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 10, 1953)
.FRIDAY; juLy m io HERAM) '-AND NEWS, KLAMATH' FALLS. OREGON PAO, Vai BASIN . Awarded Diploma J. EsrlP; ' Brooks. 4645 Clinton, has bwm : ' IHHX hiiIlm Jn Higher Ac , countancy by U. Ball Extension v?!'fl", Chlca ItoTumJi . years itudj in his spare time. Mr. - fH? tim manager ot Basin Motors, the Lincoln-Mercury deal- ; . I Dancers . Mte4" -'. Peterson's Square Dance . Club meets Satur day July n, at 8 p.m. at Peter . on's School. Bring pie. - V n Whiff Shrine of Jerusalem holds Ms picnic Sunday July 12, at the Malta Park. Potluck dinner will . Pf served at 1:30 p.m. Members . aha families are cordially Invited. : Square Dance Merrill Grange, No in, will hold a Square Dance Saturday, July 11, 8:30 to 12:30 at the Merrill Recreation Hall. Jim ' Bradshaw will be the. csller. Eversreen Gardeners are urged to bring their husbands and help ; with flagstones for Wiard Park Sun day. Call 5330 or 2-0337. .' . .' Famhy Circle of the First Cove-' V nanf church will meet at. 8:00 p.m. - Friday. AUdiostess. Members and , - friends are welcome. J T Pendleton Mrs. H. D. Lan j, drum, 242 Martin, . was called to ' Pendleton by the sudden death of r. .her cousinsj Mrs. WUma Temple and Dave Temple.; Both were drowned late Sunday evening to ; the John Day river when their rub-' ;; ber boat capsized. ,, . ' To Convention .Mr.' and Mrs. .' Chester Truax And family will leave for New York July 11 to at- ; tend the- International Convention .of Jehovah's Witnesses, Yankee Stadium, July 19-28. They will tra vel by car. . They will also visit 'Niagara Falls.. '-.;' ... .' ' NBA Lodt will hold regular .- - tneetlhir tonluht at 8 J.m. in KC Hall. All members urged to' at tend. ." .. - . . ; v .'. ,-(- '' Quota Club will hold a. luncheon business meeting Monday, July 13, ,12 noon, in the Empire ropm at the Wlnema Hotel. Sunday The Rev. David Barnett Jr., - of the First .Presbyterian ' Church, will: bring the niornlng message at the First - Methodist Church at 11' a.m., Sunday. He will also be preaching- at the First . ' vrAshvtpriAn church at 9:30 a.m. ;-The Rev. Holloway is vacationing. . In Canada. ; Card 'Parry will be sponsored '.. ' - .- .. . ; ot..L n- Cut. Dy ftimiana nuiiw lu wuu w" ' urday evening, July 11, at, a p.m. ' .f Midland Grange will hold Its an ' i rual picnic at Spencer Creek, 8un- r'dav. Julv 12. startirnr aaa t.- m ! day, -July 12,- starting at 10 a.m, ' Bring own table service. V. St. Barnabaa Guild is sponsor flng a card party Saturday, July 11, at the Parish Hall In Langell . Valley. . Pvthlan Slaters Past Chief Club Twill meet tonight atHhe home of t Charlotte Canoy, 818. Walnut, at 8 p.m. Members of the Moose and their Invited guests are to have a dance at Moose Hall, Saturday, July 11. Lots of good music by Bennie Lofts gaard and .Vera Emley. Spending Some Tlrae-at the Karl TJrquharts, 718 Roseway Drive, are Mrs. Malcolm Epley Sr. and young daughter Alex. Malcolm Sr. is as . sistant executive editor of the Long Beach Press-Telegram. Mrs. Ep ley had been visiting her son and family, the Malcolm Epleys Jr., in Portland, and accompanied Mrs. Eplejr Jr., Janet and small Mark to Klamath Falls where they are visitlne her family,, the J." Ri Steeles. ;. Shopping in ' Klamath Falls ' Thursday was Mrs. George Tost Sr. Of Tulelake. . ' . At La Polntes for the summer Is Beverly - Calhoun, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Calhoun, 416 . Riverside. ; . ' Returning Oinny and Susan, young daughters of the Harry Fred ricks, are returning today from a ' visit with their grandmother In Sa lem. Dr. Fredricks Is -president of ' 30 Minutes TIME US! for a fast .". TRAVELOAN - Plenty of other advantages, ' too such os 45 days until first payment and 24 months . lo pay) How much do you nesd?-$5O...$500...J15OO' or more? By ell means TAKE THAT TRIP but see us first COMMERCIAL FINANCE CORP. 107 No. 9th Ph. 77" M-223. S-215 Lmm above $300.00 ere mad thrrash Industrial U Licms BRIEFS the State Optomitrist Association. Returned' to Los AmrelM 1 Mrs. J. G. Richardson, who hi been staying with her, neice and family, the Eric Majors.; 128 Grant. '.Vlfiitlnv nt thm - - ., aiu Uwou hOme. SVl Martin 1. .Tnhn Vc.a of Bakersfleld, formerly of Klam- MoVed to Berkl Mn .Tn honev left Sundav Julv s tn m.i. her- home with her daughter, Me- uaaa sernaaou, aua lamuy. In AlaakV-OeorRe Yost Jr.! son of Mr. . and- Mrs.'- George Yost Sr..- Tulelake la wnrlrlno. with Civil Service', ii Alaska this sum mer. .He will graduate from the University of Oregon at the end of the next semester. ' ter of wiUiam W. "Pat" Patterson, iodo tan, is spendln? . a week with her aunt and uncle of Bend. CorrCftioB Tnrnllrr).' n m.nw tn - Mb., mi v . , u . ,ii the advertisement of First Federal Savings and Loan Association, the current rate of dividend was omit ted, ine current dividend rate. is tnree' per cent per annum. . Aloha Social club will soonsor a cooked iood sale all dav Satur day,- July 11, at the Quality .Food Market, 830 Main. All - Eastern Star member's wishintr. to enntrlb. uie iooo, piease deliver to the mar- aet aaturaay morning or call Mrs. Alva Qldham 8950 or Mrs. E. M- uniicoie 353 lor pickup's. Membera-4of : the . Kenn'ell Club Will hold a meeting'tonlght at the recreation building In the Federal Housing unit on Washburn Way. The new constitution will be read and assignments of duties lor the fall show Will b! made. All owners of purebred dogs are invited, - Ike Signs Flag Bill, Explains It WASHINGTON Ufl President Eisenhower 'Friday signed :a bill to ban display of International or foreign flags "In equal or superior prominence" to. the American flag, but said he hoped Congress would clarify its language later to avoid international misunderstanding. Under , the bill, the United Na tions flag -for instance , could not be flown in this country In a super. Idr or equal position-except 'at the U, N. .headquarters in New York .. The President .assumed the Amer ican people and foreign govern ments that the bill Is not Intended to conflict with International usage or with the flag codes, of any na tion or Internationa) organization, particularly as they affect display of the United Nations flag. . t ... ....... . ' . DESOTO delivers as standard equipment many features for which others charge extra! .Gei in a De Soto . : . feel it on the go . . . get to. know it well before you choose any other car. Find out what De Soto delivers -for your cash investment compared with what others deliver! .; You'll quickly see that De Soto includes as standard equipment scores of items which other cars provide only at added cost. . And in addition to these motoring bonuses, De Soto also makes available the industry's most advanced optional features . . .'. 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The -embargo was imposed sud- AanUr njAitncHav ofto cnrfi.fnnteri hogs were discovered at Blaine, wasn. The animals were pan ui a shlnment from Edmonton. The shipment was held up at Blaine ana me ouenmng iiub quarantined for examination. U. S. nffinlnlo at Wachtnptnn fxtPllded the embargo to all further ship ments lrom me provwiuc. - a' nojorari, livpKtnrlr ace'nt said he . upderstobd ' that testing of foot- and-moum aisease - wuiwu in about 72 hours. "I do. jiot think it ...HI Kb eaxtnilC " hP Rftid. 'and WB' can expect the' ban to be -lifted by the end oi.tne wees..' OT.CBitwii.ic, igu : c.--- from Edmonton to the U..S. . are . .. .iMiftmnle at held UP in AlUCitu. owvj."- n,bv ' Also delayed were' four .loads, of Calgary cavue. : ' ACQUITTED PENANG. Malaya Wl A seven. man-. Jury today acquitted an at tractive young- . British widow chained with killing her two small sons alter her husband diedin a Royal Air Force crash. Mrs. Elisa beth Parsons. 28, pleaded tempo rary insanity.' .. JIM OLSON MOTORS 524-6 Walnut St., Klamath Falls 1 ' ' " 1 1 1 " ' 1 1 U " jut jwr, 2 it -j '"-rj 1 .via Li. mm. i HARRY MONROE, operator of Monroe's - Boat 'Works on Upper Klamath,, was happy this' morning because One of hit pet mallards .had hatched two ducklings. 1 1 i t f T All These Motoring .Bonuses Without Added Cost! SAFETY-RIM SAFE-GUARD WHEELS ; HYDRAULIC BRAKES - '' CYCLE-BONDED - ! AIR VENT BRAKE LININGS - HOOD . RESISTOR -; , OILITE ; SPARK PLUGS : FUEL FILTER. REGULAR FUEL MORE . RECOMMENDED : HEADROOM .' LARGER v ' ELECTRIC .. LUGGAGE SPACE WINDSHIELD WIPERS ... - 7" ' ; . WATERPROOF , FLOATING ' IGNITION OIL INTAKE 'com . . FULLY 'insulated . - . VENTILATOR. ' BODY MOUNTINGS CHAIR-HIGH REMOVABLE EXHAUST '" SEATS VALVE SEAT INSERTS v MORE , WIDER ; '( LEG ROOM '. DOOR OPENINGS ' ORIFLOW . IMPROVED , SHOCK ABSORBERS VISIBILITY Demo Club Plans Picnic Summer is picnic time and local Democrats are planning a 'Jarge pouuck party Tuesday, June M at 6:30 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Petroff, 2134 Stukel. Dinner will be followed by a business session for members of the Democratic club and children guests will be entertained with a swimming party in the Petroff pool. . .i Plans were made for the annual picnic and for entertaining nation al members due In Klamath Falls later In the summer. - , All Democrats whether members of the club or not are cordially invited. 'Several visiting, members oi me party are expected. Minister's Son K -: Joins State Police CB3LOQUIN Bill Zeller, son of the Rev. and Mrs. Harley Zeller of Williamson River, began work this week with the Oregon State Police, Zeller, a graduate of Chlloquin high school, has worked for the last several vears with the state highway department,'.- in which he has had several advance ments. He resigned last month, however, and entered the state po lice.- ; : r- - He is stationed In the Baker re gion, will soon be in Corvallis for a training period and then will report back to Baker for regular duty. fire Dome V-8 and Powermasttr Six Trainload Of Scouts MAUN Saturday at 3 p.m. the first big train load .of 850 Boy Scouts will arrive at the Malln Great Northern Station for a swim and their evening meal.1 Two oth er tralnloads are scheduled to 'stop over at Malln within the next two weeks. - . . The 571 boys stopping in Malln Saturday will be from ' Philadel phia, Perm.. West Trenton, N.J., .and Wilmington. Dels. Others on this particular train will have bad their swim at Bend but will eat at- Malta, -..-:.- This is a lot Ol boys to converge on a town the size df Mhlln and the Chamber of Commerce, headed by Lou Drager, is not going to let such an opportunity sup by to praise the merits of Malln. They have had picture post cards made showine aerial views of the city of Malln, as well as of the Malln Community Park, to pass out to the boys. As their stop over here' will be around four hours, the boys will have ample time to write back to the home folks on tnese souvenir cards." Those - mailing them from the Malln -f-ostomce will nave stamps lurmsueu ny uie local Chamber of. Commerce. A special box will be set up for convenience In mailing, as , well as at the Postoffice. After entovlntr their swim at the Malln Pool, rated as one of the finest outdoor pools on the West Coast, the boys will be served their evening meal at- the Grade School. Cafeteria and oymnaaium by members of Prosperity Chap ter,- Order of tne ej astern otar, Rainbow Girls and Masonic Lodge No. 194. ' . ne menu belnst prepared will contain 315 pounds of roast beef, Q'HAIR'S Memorial Chapel . FUNCRAl SERVICES " FOR ALL INCOMES NON-DENOMINATIONAL SERVING ALL RELIGIONS - - 4 ust Klamath Falls .362t-.m -. m ' .... ''' " 'not ; " . ., . rebuilts !: !-"""""""" :- 1; re -, ! Stan, Retbuck and Co. l Phone 5188 uj s. e.h .! . ' - for free j KI""h 'S m : 1 ... I Gentlemen: Pleas send m further intormotion dncnb-..f ' . ' . ". - ' I ing Kenmor '- ( . . - g UAUB Sewing Machines t' . Vacuum Cleaners J - HOME TRIAL ! name - - -'-' l I ...... 1 - I - or mail this coupon ! street or rr for free literature I CITY : ' j . ' around 11 gallons of, gravy,: tour sacks of "Klamath Netted Gem Pntetoes," V gallons mixed vege-l tables, 40 gallons fruit, 73 leaves bread, 20 pounds : butter, 1,143 cookies, 1.200 half pints milk and 200 cups of coffee. The 17-car train will have two baggage cars, one dormitory car, nine coaches, two aleepers, two diners and one baggage ' car equipped with tables and benches for dining. It will leave here at seven p.m. , -. Ronnie Kalina, son of Mr, and Mrs, Yt Kalina, will be the only GOODY EAR j 001 ASA I CUCUMBER YIIEH YOU'RE DRIVING WithaThermador Car Cooler f M ' ENJOY COOLER DRIVING THIS SUMMER . . . with a Thermador Car Cooler. Cools your car by evaporation and filters out the dust. Fattens to car window without obstructing, via. ion. Hoi adjustable air flow regulator. Galvan ized steel with attractive metalic tan finish. FREE PARKING and BUDGET TERMS .SERVICE STORE lltk Weiiietli-"" . W!" ' 1wm 1141 "GOODYlARt r.th local Boy Scout to attend the Boy Scout Jamboree, Re win leave by bus from Klamath Falls Batu.oay. GOSPEL MEETINGS V ' Ivenfellst Key Harris , . of. SpfinfltMd, Me. JULY 12-2 J Nlfkrly 7:10 'leek ' CHURCH OF CHRIST 1774 Arthur St. 1mm 1-1 14 - -.7' 55 rgr mi uie gniy 75 Phone 1188 133 So. Itb - ' ' r t -( ........... v .':.'.'. ,...' : '. . : a:
