LyANUARY
1954
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
BASIN BRIEFS
. . wridav news
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oe sons bureau. Open dis
criP,? L Kerns' speech.
P "Z of the members and any
H .r.re invited to the
intercaii- -
....j - Col. E. Morgan
area director of the Indian
,t Swan
1 . mmI The annual
l"n..?l"' church meet-
J hed Monday. Jan. 18
in the church. Coffee and
1 b ! served following the
.""meeting by the Luther
ice
land l"m
:dsy.
1. the Army-is Henry (Honk)
I"..' ,iir. and Mrs. Tom
K eife of Malta, who left Jan.
ff" . ' . ,Hiiiite of Sacred
I'icademy and former student
tSd ff the past two years
Ln farming w.th his father
aim.
r n.iiii Maurice R
n chnsta Wav. received
Lay of the death of his fain-
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and Mrs. Houser m u.
South lor me '"'"
Wirt CtM.nD4
fhave filed articles of incorp
L under the names of Gor-
Aslibce. ueuy i
rinor, Jan"
i Hantins.
(iiirs-Mr. and Mrs. isiei
a Alturns. were ruunm".
.Uitnrs Friday and Satur.
land attended the March of
ks jamboree saiuraaj mguv .
Iirmory.
Iiillnf Mr. ana Mrs. uus
i, nienmno, nan-.
i residents were here recently,
Inn son. Lester uusnman mm
By and oaugmer, uie uw
tons, in TulelaKe ana Maun.
iltor Mrs. wmmtred .omen,
resident of Klamatn aus,
iHuimr in Salem, who took Sab-
ial leave 01 several muiiuis
i her work as Oregon State
Vsder to spend the time in
ipe was a guest recently of
Earl Mack, Ml. lbki. wnue
tlamath Falls Mrs. Gillen was
ime extension work, sne tourea
mntlnent and spent some time
farls as a guest of Mr. and
Wallace Kadderly. Kadderly,
nmer radioman with KFOJ,
Bind is In radio work in Farls.
wie was the former Ada
Mate, secretary of the Ore-
Dairy council. Mrs. Gillen was
Imparted by her mother, Mrs.
Keil. who visited relatives In
feast during her daughter's ab
le abroad.
wMvelt PTA, regular meet-
Tuesday, Jan. 19, 2 p.m. The
lol string en3cmbre will give
ral numbers. Mrs. Clarence
d will be guest of honor and
snow slides of her European
with commentary. There will
snort business meeting fol'
i by tea In the cafeteria. Mrs.
Fowler, hnctpec will ho i.
d by 4th grade mothers. Small
children will be cared for in the
gym. A board meeting will preceed
the regular meeting at 1:15.
Regular Meeting League of
Women Voters, Wednesday, Jan.
30 at the home of Mrs. Lydia How.
ard. 3903 Summers Lane, 3 p.m
Mrs. Frank Kelsay '! discuss
"The Federal Budget."
Visitor Mrs. Edward (June)
Poltraa. Portland, prominent mem
ber of the Klamath tribe was here
last weekend to attend meetings of
Um Council at the Klamath Agency,
Mrs. Poltraa visited briefly with
Mrs. Florence Plelke, Klamath
Falls, while here.
Meeting The Klamath Luthern
Ladles Aid will meet Tuesday, Jan
19, 8 p.m. at the church. Mrs. P..
p. Elllnison will talk and show
pictures on Hawaii. Hostesses will
be Mrs. Victor Ongman and Mrs.
Hans Graves.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. William
Hlnrichs, Falrbury, Neb. are
guests of their sons, Frank ana
Hov. Tulelake. The sons spent the
holidays with their parents In the
midwest and the lamuy returned
to Tulelake together.
Fellcan PTA will meet in the
school auditorium Wednesday Jan.
20, 2:16 p.m. Fourth grade mothers
will serve refreshments. Everyone
interested Is welcome.
Ski Lift open today from 12 noon
to evening, at Moore Park.
Discarded Nylon stockings are
still being sent to Japan where war
widows are reweavlng them for
sale as a source of employment.
The Council of Church women here
Is sponsoring shipments from
Klamath Falls and any one with
an accumulation of hose past wear,
ing is asked to send them direct,
to National Council social Welfare,
266-3 Chome, Harajuka, Shibuya-
ku, Tokyo, Japan or leave them
with Mrs. Hans Norland, 627 Pine
Street and the Council' will mail
them.
Peterson ParenUPatrons will
meet 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Jan.
20. There will be a one act com
edy skit "Tradgedy In pne Act."
urescmea oy me iainers ana moth
ers will give some humorous num
bers in the rhythm band. There
will be choral readings by the par.
ents. Fourth, fifth and sixth grades
win present a pantomime, "Fron
tier' School," am, several folk
dances. Refreshmet.ts will be In
charge of 4th grade mothers and
parents are asked to register
their child's grade in order to give
"Tweetle-Pie'" the canary to the
winning room. Minnie Surles will
direct the adult skit.
Keno Promenaders
To Aid Dimes
The Keno Froinendaders will
sponsor a March of Dimes benefit
square dance Saturday, Jan. 23,
beginning at 8:30 p.m. in the Keno
scnool gymnasium.
Callers for the , evening will be
Allen Howard, president of the Sou
thern Oregon Square Dance Assn.
Howard was formerly a caller for
the Keno Promendaders and now
calls for the Ashland Promenad
ers.
The dance will be open to all
square dancers 'and spectators for
$1.50 admission.
Winemd Post 142
Initiation Set
Wlnema Post 142 will hold initia
tion for new members into the
American Legion Wednesday eve
nlng, Jan. 20, at the Community
Lounge, 228 North Eighth. Les
Henry, Cave Junction, commander
of District 4, will be the Initiating
officer.
The regular business meeting will
be called at 8 p.m. Initiation will
follow, starting at approximately
p.m. Public is invited to the initia
tion. Refreshments will follow.
CONGRATULATIONS
To the Best Pie Baker in
the Klamath Basin ...
ANNA M. COOK
449 Lag una St.
WINNER OF THE
FRIGID AIRE
COOKING SCHOOL
V Pip BAKING CONTEST
Our sincere thanks to
everyone who entered pies.
The Girl Scouts and Camp Fire
Girls received $58.80 for their
building fund from the auction.
VERN OWENS'
Cascade Home Furnishings
roenert Rites
Slated Tuesday
Members ol Masonic Loage no.
77 are asked to meet Tuesday morn
ing at 10:15 a.m. at ward s Klam
ath Funeral Home .to hold servic
es for the late Brother Andy Kroe-
uert, - .
Funeral services will commence
at 10:30 a.m. Commitment service
and interment in Klamath Memor
ial Park.
Those wishing to do so 'may con
tribute to the Shrine Hospital for
urippiea cnuaren, rortiana.
Birdwatchers
Aid In March '
ASHLAND The William Cullen
Bryant Memorial, Thanatoplsls and
Inside Straight Club, commonly
known as the birdwatchers an
organisation of the men faculty
members at Southern Oregon Col
lege aided the current March of
Dimes campaign with donations
collected during a recent noon
luncheon meeting.
In so doing. Chief Birdwatcher
Arthur Taylor said, "We felt that
an organization such as ours, pri
marily devoted to good-fellowship,
should extend that good-fellowship
to the March of Dimes."
Fort Scout Meet Held
Basin Students
On OSC Honor Roll
OREGON STATE COLLEGE,
Corvallts, Jan. 20 (Special)
Robert Schleferstein of Klamath
Falls and Albert Micka of Malin
have been listed on the fall term
scholastic honor roll at Oregon
State College. - .
Both earned grade averages of
3.5 points or better, on the basis
of an "A" equalling 4 points. There
were 362 students listed on the
honor roll this fall.
Schleferstein is a senior and Mi
cka, a junior. Both are enrolled in
agriculture.
124 No. 4th
Phone 8365
TRAVEL
LONDON Iffl The Dally Tele
graph said monday that Intourist,
the Soviet travel agency, plans to
reopen its London ofiice by early
summer. The paper said .Intourist
hopes to be ready to issue tickets
and book accommodation for vis
itors to Russia by that time.
FORT KLAMATH At a meet
ing held . at the C. I. clubhouse
Thursday evening, Jan. .14, reor
ganization ot the Fort Klamath
Bov Scout Troon 34 was completed.
Here to assist were jacK Bmun,
Klamath Falls, field executive of
the Modoc Area Council of Scouts
and Victor Sisson, Klamath Agen
cy, neighborhood commissioner for
this district.
After having been Scout Mast
er for the past three years, Frank
Struhan recentl yresigned from the
position. Named to succeed stra
nan was Marian (Buzz) Kendall,
young Korean war veteran recent
ly discharged from the U. s. Army
now making his home here with
his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Kendall and family. Assis
tant Scout Master Is Glen Hcscock,
explorer Boy Scout of Post 31,
who take over the duties ol nis la
ther, Wilbur B. Hescock, assistant
Scout Master lor tne past uiree
years.
Working in close cooperation
with the two Scout leaders will be
the following committee: Hansferd
T. ( Mike J Williams, chairman;
Bert Gray, Elmer Zumbrun, Har
old L. Wimer, James Van Worm-
Wilbur B, Hescock ana frame
Strahan. Donald P. Veatch will
continue to act as institutional rep
resentative for Troop 34.
In addition to Boy Scouts, the
local troop Includes a Cub Scout
pack, consisting of boys In the 8
to 11 years category, and three Ex
plorer Scouts. Cub Master Is Wil
bur B. Hescock; James Van Worm-
er is assistant; Mrs. Wilbur B.
Hescock, den mother; William
Brewer, treasurer. Several ot the
Cubs will soon reach the age of
eleven, when they will be eligible
for membership In the Boy Scout
grjup.
The Civic Improvement Club will
continue to sponsor the entire
Troop 34, and use of the clubhouse
People DO Read
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is available to any of the Scout
groups for pack meetings and var
ious other activities.
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Dense clouds of black smoke are
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one of the craters ot e.ouo-iooi
Mt. Tongarlro, 'for the first time
in more than 50 years.
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Zemo stops scratching and' so aids
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