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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 3, 1954)
WEDNESDAY. MARrn Y 1954 HERALD AND NEWS. ' KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON BASIN BRIEFS V Vlsltihr , .. ......, luuuc were 6us(. ness visitors in Klamath Palls. Tuesday, . AA Convention Two groups of Alcoholics Anonymous met Tues day night ana selected an anony mous delegate to represent Klam. atn Falls at the organization's an nual convention Saturday and Bun day in the Multnomah Hotel, Port land. At the Portland convention u delegate will be selected to repre sent Oregon next summer at the National AA Convention in New York, Alaska Bound John William Larson, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Urecn, 136 Lewis, is leaving Klam ath Falls today for Fairbanks, Alaska by plane. He will be em ployed by the Municipal Telephone Co. Heating-. System A -central heating system in the Langell Vallev flommtmitv. Tjaii ni ha purchased from money raised from a ociii-a ui luur oances at ine nail. The first dance will be Saturday, March 6, starting at 9 p.m., with music by "The Three Notes." The April, Muy and June dances will be the third Saturday of each month. The dances are communitv projects and families' will be con tacted for food for the midnight suppers. The public is invited. . Home ' Linda Scherer, ' daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. (Scotty) Scherer, 1019 Jefferson, was re leased from Klamath Valley Hos pital Sunday after having under gone an emergency appendectomy. KASRU election of officers to night at 8 p.m. ' Call In PrVir .Inint cnrvlpne of the Tulclake, Merrill, Mt. Laki and Malln districts will be held ut the Mnlin Community Presbyterian Church on Friday, March 5, at. a P-m- . Business Meeting of the La dies Aid of Malin Community Pres byterian Church will be held In the church parlors, Thursday, March 4, at 2 p.m., with Mrs, George Fabianck, president, pre siding. To Portland Mr. and Mrs. Everett See, owners of Bob's Self Service Laundry, are spending this week visiting relatives In Portland With the Sees on the trip is Mrs. See's brother. Frank Weitstock. who is visiting here from Minne sota. Visiting- Mrs. Erma GeRuc. 340 N. 9th, spent the weekend in Jacksonville and Medford. Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Earl Isaac, 1984 Auburn, are vacationing in tne soutn. Leaving today for San Fran cisco are Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Craig, 1520 Sargent. Improved Jim Fair, assistant manager of the local liquor store, is back on the Job after a lengthy Illness. Enlisted Carl L. McClery, son i iof Mr. and Mrs. Harley C. Mc Clery, 1143 Kane, -emuiea in mt usat reuruary w, .una " www at Lackland Air Force Jaae, -was. To Aihland Mr. (lid Mrs. Hans Frel, Mr. and Mrs. Vera Feugn, v. H Tillman and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Langer spent the .weekend in Ashland as guests 01 sons ana daughters for Dad's Day SOC. ThA T nntprn were house auests of relatives, the Lester Langers, Ash- iana. ,. . . ; Aloha Social club U1 meet for a dessert luncheon on March 6, at 1:45 p.m., in the parlors 01 tne Masonic Temple. Hostesses will be Ruth Renie. Grace Cole, Mildred Dlrnbat and Olive Rlacb. Care for Korea Care is dis patching a new baslo five dollar lood package, to neip sienv we toll of disease and malnutrition among the displaced children of Korea. The package contains milk, meat, sugar and beans and may be ordered through Care, Ltpman's, Portland, or through the major of' flees of the Railway Express Agen cy. , ' Improved Les Wrlfht, assis tant supervisor for tne Oregon Liq uor Commission, has Improved af ter a lengthy illness, and is able to return to nis job. Accident Corporal Gerald A. Christensen. son of Mr. and Mrs. Emu Christensen, Merrill, is in the u. s. Army Hospital at Ft. ora, with serious injuries received in a car accident last month. Mrs, Christensen has Just returned . to her home-in Merrill after spending several weeks with her son Who ex pects to be hospitalised for several months' more. Reunion Lee Carter, division sales representative for the West ern Union, and Otto Ellis got to gether for a visit, their first in 33 years. The two were employed in the local -Western Union office in 1921. Carter is selling a weather prediction service in nine Western states. - World Day of Prayer services, Friday, March 5, 2 p.m. at the First Christian Church, corner Ninth and Fine and at 7:30 p.m at the Peace Memorial Church 4431 So. 6th. People of all faiths will be welcome. Don't Forget to open your door to the little girls In green who are selling Girl Scout cookies this month. The annual cookie sale is the only house to house . selling the Girl Scouts do to raise funds to help finance annual activities. Proceeds are used to maintain and develop the established troop nnip- M,im not includ ed In the United Fund budget. CeokU Depot The Olrl Scout cookie depot, 125 Broad, will be open to leaders, xnursaay irom i to .5 p.m...- ... . U0 ....... v- wv Augustine's Church, Merrill, will mim Ka lr4 ham dinner next Sunday, March 7, at the parish hall. Dinner -will be served promptly at 0 p.m. wiin one shiuib uuiy.. ets may be obtained from any man at the door. Entertainment will follow the dinner. Mother Crab of Sacred Heart Academv wlU meet Thursday. March 4. at 7:30 p.m. in the school auditorium. Elected Paul Klndsvater, 79 Lincoln, has been named secretary of Omega Delta Phi, local social fraternity "at Llnfleld College, Mc- Mlnnvllle, for the spring semester. Final Concert Boris Sirpo will conduct the final concert of the cur rent Portland Symphony season on Monday, March 8, in the Civic Au ditorium of that city. The program will Include Concert Orosso in D Minor by Vivaldi; Weber's "Der Frelschuets" Overture; "Death and Transfiguration," by Richard Strauss, and Sibelius' second Symphony., President Arlene Brallier, 340 North Ninth, has been named pres ident of Phi Beta Mu, local social sorority at Llnfleld College, Mc- Mlnnvllle, for tne spring semester, Nina Beck will entertain the past presidents of her organization Apartment 11, at 8 p.m., rrraay. March 5. Parents Patrons will not meet tonight because of conflict with community concert. Next meeting will be held April 7 at KUHS Au ditorium. . ...Mrs. Laura Wicker of Medford state organiser for Navy Mothers' Clubs of America, will be at the1 Wlnema Hotel. Saturday . March 8, and will be pleased to meet with all interested mothers on that day. Steve peters ' attended the Beauty Show at Medford on Feb ruary 21. : T',. .; Reappointed Henry P. Cabell, Portland businessman, ' was reap pointed to a six-year term on tne state board of higher education Monday by Governor Paul L. Pat terson. . -w .- , -. Civil Service applications are being sought from chemists, physi cists, . . metallurgists, mathemati cians and electronic scientists with salaries ranging from $3,410 to $10, 800 a year. Further information and application lorms may oe oovumcu from Lynn E. Propst. Window No. 1, Klamath rails Post Office. MnBMmni nanaavMce to be held at the Fairmont Hotel, San March 0.1 J. will feature top operating executives from ma jor companies or me- nation wj will outline the -reappraisal Job management must, do to meet the kiiuwre1 mark-At. PlUl E. incwu wj ... Holden, professor of industrial man agement,- Btamora uuvc.dm, preside as chairman. A good rep resentative from Oregon Is expect ed. . .- : Costly Fire Hits Auto Showroom PONTIAC, Mich. W) Fire de stroyed nearly 130 cars ana trucics, nfficB. showroom and service ga rage of , a Chevrolet dealership Wednesday in a wind-driven snow storm. Damage was estimated at almost $750,000. V Three firemen: were Injured in battling' the blase at the- Jack Habel Chevrolet Co. A spark from an acetylene torch -had ignited sollled gasoline ' on the garage floor. . -. . : Langell Valley Organizes 'Club LANGELL VALLEY A large crowd, mostly fathers, gathered at the community hall Thursday eve ning to organise a recreation club. Mrs. Ted Albert agreed to chap erone the teenage group; Mrs. Joe Fotucek the Intermediates and Ed Scott the small children. Ben Nork, chairman of the Lan gell Valley Farm Bureau, opened the meeting, then turned It over to Louis Randall, chairman of the board of the Langell Valley Irrl gallon District. The group elected Clyde Woolen secretary treasurer of the group. ,.'-,. Discussions on the use of the hall for basketball and other sports n.aM. I 1 -J t. ' J . V. n group of younar Deoole may use the hall if two adults are with them at all times. It will cost $2 for a fam ily, or $1 per person to belong to. tne ciuo. Another meeting was scheduled for today with the head of the Grange, Recreation Club, Farm Bu reau, Irrigation District, Soil Con servation, Rifle Club and Women's Club to be present to select a board to take care of,, the hall. Everyone Is reminded of the four dances . being planned, as VMirs uKtsr St.tJbSGlMl For Rent 1 Suite of Office Rooms Air Conditioned - 518 Main Suitable- tor Doctors, Lawyer, other buiineit ' Phone 31 34 RICKYS COMPLETE REPAIR SERVICE INCLUDES: RONSON LIGHTER REPAIR ' ' Facilities for handling ony ". Ronson lighter work will be found in our downstairs de portment. Let us put that old, inactive liqhter in first class ' condition for far less than the - cost of a new Ronson. rfe& v.' 700 Main St. Phone 3151 just for Tots and Teens The gayest, sprightliest spring fashions ever! Styled the way little grown ups love them - with plenty of dash and zip! Exciting coats,, flared and fitted . . . in lovable fabrics and-glowing colors ... . 0lr Sanitation To Be Discussed Van Mollison, president of the health In the area under present Peterson School Parents and Pa trons Association announced Wed- neday that the organisation on March 10 wlU sponsor a panel dis cussion of the South Suburban san itation problem. Participating In the symposium will be Dr. 8eth Kerron, Klamath County health, officer; George Dagg Klamath County Health Depart ment sanitarian, and Ted Oevow of Grants pass, soumwest Oregon district sanitary engineer. Dr. Kerron will outline the his tory of the suburban problem. Dagg will stress the hazard to public conditions. Oerow will offer a possible solu tion to the problem and will ex plain methods of financing of a sanitation project. , - Houison said tne discussion will open' at 7:30 p.m. In the Peterson School, The publlo is Invited. More DISCHARGED SEOUL Wl Almost 1,300 former prisoners of the Communists re turned to the Allies last January were discharged Tuesday at the ROK army. Induction center near Pohang, the social affairs minis try said Wednesday. than, 10,000 persona reside In thai area. " , - .. FASTEST Kra (3IF for gas c;i STC:.!'I BELL-ANS TABLETS-Mf All DRUOOOTS community project to raise money1 to put in a neating system ana a new cook stove in the kitchen. The first dance will be held March 6, with succeeding dances the third Saturday of -April, May and June. Planning a Backyard Living Room? We will help you plan it. Malin Nursery Phone S502 Klamath Fells 11 it ' 3-Act Comedy. The Male Animal by James Thurber and Elliott Nugent presented by The Oretech Players The Campus Theatre Friday and Saturday . March 5 and 6 8:15 p.m. : Ticket on Sole Fri. and Sat. at First National Bank and The Gun Store. 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