Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, February 25, 1954, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25. 1954 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THREE BASIN BRIEFS Student Speakers Appearing be fore the Women's Auxiliary ol the Episcopal Church on Thursday and the Rotary club Friday are two exchange students lrom Southern Oregon College, Ashland; Michael Restire, who comes lrom France, and Ita Ekanem, Nigeria, Africa. The young men will be the house guests of Mr, and Mrs. John Mc culloch. Correction The Elks crab Iced for the men will be held in the Armory March 4, and the wom en's crab feed will be March 11. at the Armory. Admission to the party by paid up membership card oniy. Benefit box social will be given by the Pilgrim Fellowship of the congregational Church Sunday, February 28, at 5 p.m. Proceeds from the sale of the boxes will be used to aid high school students to attend the mid-winter Pilgrim Fellowship conference in Park Rose next month. Norman Wilson will auction the boxes and a varied and interesting program will be presented. The party is to be In Potato Growers To Attend Meet A large delegation of certified seed potato growers from the Tule lake Grower's Association as well as individual growers will attend a seed potato certification hearing to Jbe held in Sacramento, March 16. The group plans to inspect test plots at Oceanside to be followed by a one day tour of markets in Sacramento led by Gene Stro brldge, supervising Inspector . for the agricultural department. The hearUig to be held in Sac ramento is for the purpose of amending and rescinding certain '' regulations pertaining to seed po tato certification. Persons Interested in the pro posed changes In regulations may present statements or arguments orally, or In writing, relevant to the action proposed. The meeting will be held In the conference room of the State De partment of Agriculture, second floor, state office building No. 1, starting at 9 a.m. Camp Fire Girls Hold Conference "Fashion Throughout the Ages," will be the theme of the first an nual, all-council Horizon Club Camp Fire conference to be held Satur day, February 27 at the Willard Hotel: '. , High school girls from all of Klamath County and Dorris have been Invited, regardless of mem bership in Carrm Fire. Luncheon is to be served in the Pine Room at 1 p.m. with Mrs, Frank Tucker giving the address, The program will include a style show by models from the Town Shop, Other entertainment is planned. Donna Beckwlth, Klamath Falls, will be -.nastmistress. Arrangements have been made by Dolores Kidder, Horizon Club cabinet adviser. Mrs. Glen Kirch er, Chiloquin, Is also an adviser. the Fellowship Hall, 2150 Garden, Immunisation Dr. Seth Ker ron will be at the Malin elemen tary school to give the second Im munization shots on Thursday, March 4, at 1 p.m. Any mother desiring immunization for her baby may also come at that time. Please note change of date I , Stamp Club will meet tonight in me Kent, itoom 01 me. xjwva 7:30 pm. Junior collectors through hlirh cnhrvil u-hn hav nnt already joined are urged to attend and any lnKresiea persons are welcome Trading of stamps and discussion of them are on tne agenaa ior the evening. Away Dr. E. K. DieUche is at- tendlns a conference of the Amerl can College of Surgeons, starting today at Keno. He will return home Saturday. The Girl Scout cookie depot, 125 Broad Street, next to the fire sta tion, will be open for leaders to pick up cookies Friday, February 26. from 2-5 p.m. ana Baiuraay, February 27, from B a.m. to I p.m. . ' Mee tine The Loyal Order of Moose and Women of the Moose are to hold a joint meeting to night, when Walter Gibson, past sunreme governor of tne Moose, will sneak. Time is 8 p.m. A auicn lunch and social hour will follow enrollment ceremonies Meetinr of the Klamath County Health Council tonight, S p.m. at the YMCA for election of oincers. There will be a "heart", movie. Mrs. Earl Kerns president. There will h a sDeclal Found ers Day meeting of the Newell Union Elnmentarv PTA. Friday. vnhnmrv ir. a rj.m. Entertainment by the first grade ana reiresnmems. Executive board meeting av 1: p.m. Initiated Thomas Lee Murdock, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Mur dock, was initiated . into Oregon Gamma chapter of Sigma Alpha Eosilon. Willamette university. Salem, in a formal ceremony held February 21. Tom is a freshman, majoring in political science, Meetinr The Evergreen Gar den Club will meet Monday, March 1, 7:30 p.m. at the Altamont ju nior High School. Mrs. J. Walter Browning, Malln, will talk on "Planning and Planting for Con tinuous Bloom." The theme for the garden flower show to be given later will be discussea. Yellow Jaundice Cases In Basin There have been many cases of yellow jaundice reported recently, particularly in the Chllsculn area. This disease is also called infectious hepatitis. It usually takes about two to five weeks to come down with the disease after being ex posed. - . . When one is coming down with it. they usually show symptoms of nausea ana vomiting. lever, weak ness, loss of appetite and' pain in the right side. Jaundice is not usually present at first. Since these symptoms are like many other ill nesses. It Is hard to diagnose. Not much is known about its spread, but it is thought to be spread to other through body dis- cnarges, cnieiiy tne leces of a per son who has the disease. It mav also be spread through water, milk, food that has been contami nated; Food handlers have to be especially careiui. In the care of someone with' in- teetlous hepatitis, the Tiatient should be Isolated from the rest of tne lamiiy. If you have it in vnur family consult your doctor about tne necessary precautions to - be taken. t WASHINGTON A bill to author ize transfer of three buildings snd a plot of ground at the Klamath Falls Airport to the Oregon nation al guard for training purposes was Introduced today, by Rep. lam Coon. Transfer of the property was re quested by the' national guard dor use as 'armories, classrooms, of fice space and parking area for Batteries B and, D of the 732nd AAA Battalion and members of the battalion staff stationed in Klamath Falls. Present faculties, a building and part of a hangar rented from the city of Klamath Falls, are not adequate for the needs of the national guard, ac cordins to Congressman Coon. The property is located at the southeast corner 01 the intersec tion of the county road (Joe Wright Road) and Yorktown Avenue at the Airport. The buildings were con' structed : in 1944 for Navy person' nel. Along with other property it Liquor Board Gives Rulings License of Merrill Billiards. 126 E. Front Street, Merrill, will be susDended fnv five riouo hainnt.. March 8. according to. the Oregon unjuui- umroi uommission. 'me suspension was based on an earlier court conviction of the licensee. Darrel King, of "possession of games of chance". The liquor laws do not SDecifir.nllv nrnhlhit Wing, but do provide that court lamvicuon 01 a licensee of a mis demandor committed on licensed premises is grounds for suspension vi uauueuunun Dy me commission. A package store class "B" li cense was issued by the commlS' slon to Mallory's Y Market No. 2 3801 Altamont drive, Klamath rails, -me license allows sale of packaged beer and package wine for off premises consumption. The commission also granted a retail malt beverage license allowing sale ui uuuiea oeer ior on or oif prem isfiS Cnnfilimnttnn n Uiin.i, . Seraphine Harris, proprietors of the ocany x-woi jiau ana uate, Beatty. . V Vacationing Mrs. Victoria Tha ler, city clerk, Tulelake, flew to Florida for a visit with relatives. In Keeping with World Day of Prayer, the city library has ar ranged a shelf of books on prayer. ' Back Home Mrs. Don Splerlng of Merrill has returned to her borne after' spending two weeks in. Port land where her husband Is a patient at Good Samaritan Hospital. It is expected he will be in the hospital for several weeks. s PRE-INVENTORY All SO 3 DAYS ONLY EVERYTHING DISCOUNTED 10 to 25 OFF! SPREAD SATIN ALL GLIDDEN PRODUCTS 10off BRUSHES and ROLLERS 10 off ALL WALLPAPER IN STOCK 25 off PERISEAL PRODUCTS 25 off lc SALE ROCK SPAR VARNISH Buy 1 qt. 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