WEDNESDAY. MARCH 17, 1954
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE FIVE
Medford Man Dies In S.F.
i,,1".?1 ,ervl 'w Lor e n
welch Frock. 4, of 105 Ferrydale
Avenue, Medford, who died in
8an Francisco, March . were held
from Perl Funeral Home, Med
ford, March IS. Interment waa In
Siskiyou Memorial Park.
Mr. Prock waa born In Medford,
HOME
EXTENSION
HOME EXTENSION CALENDAR
March zi The third and final
recreation leadership workshop
will be held at 7:30 at the YMCA.
This last meeting will be based
n "Song Leadership." All students
18 years 'and older, as well as
adults, are Invited to attend. Jes
salee Mallilleu, recreation special
ist, from Oregon State College,
will preside at the meeting.
March 25 Ralph Clark, horti
culturist, from Oregon State Col
lege, will give a meeting on
"Landscaping" at .the fair
grounds. The meeting will start
at 10:80 a.m.- The Falrhaven
Home Extension Unit will spon
sor the meeting. Anyone interested
to beautifying lawns Is Invited to
attend.
March 80 The second project
leader training meeting for "Home
Care of the Skin" will be held at
the fairgrounds from 10:30 a.m.
to 3:00 p.m.. Those attending are
asked to bring a sack lunch, 1
large turklsh towel, 1 hand towel,
2 large safety pins, a, hand mir
ror and makeup.
Milk Hearing To
Be Held In K.F.
On Saturday morning of this
week at the Klamath Falls city
nai, a nearing will Be neld be
ior the Oregon milk marketing ad
ministration to receive testimony
pand evidence relating to the cost
oi proaucuon ana distribution of
fluid milk, resale prices, pooling
regulations, allocations of quotas
and other matters relating to mar
keting fluid milk in Oregon Zone
6, which includes Klamath and
Lake counties.
Consumers as well as produc
ers are urged to attend the hear
ing, which will begin at 11 a.m.
Saturday.
Camp Fire Group
Tour KFLW. H&N
The Snah-Nah camp fire group
sponsored, by the Sacred Heart
Academy toured the Herald and
News and KFLW Tuesday morn
ing, accompanied by their lead
ers, Mrs, R. W, Espersen and
Mra. Fay Waters.
Joy Ustlck, pressman, provided
the highlight of the. tour with a
graphic demonstration of how the
day's "funnies" are ; processed.
Jack Meti, of the engraving de
partment, gave 'the fifth-graders
a glimpse of the 9 o'clock special
In metal.
Edith Pierucclnl and Bill Mc
Spadden of the KFLW staff ex
plained the workings of the sta
tion from the broadcasting booth
to the control room. Members of
. this group are: Patricia Axel,
Sandra. Espersen, Rosalie Bartell,
Oayle Carninl. Kathleen Wood,
Katherlne Thin, Patricia Korsen
and Rose Waters. Jean Clanton
was a guest of the troop and lives
in Portland, and young Butch Es
person waa a, special guest, .
Irish Potluck
Held In Malm
MALDf Malta Mariners Club
met at the Malm Community
Church March 2 for an Irish pot
luck dinner before the regular
meeting.
; The Rev. Carl DeMott read a
' portion of the Scriptures and Mrs,
Bonnie DeMott showed slides on
Alaska, where the DeMotte lived
before coming to Malin.
Present were Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Long, Mr, and Mra. Charles
Street, the Rev. and Mrs, Carl De
Mott, Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Mon
fore, Mr, and Mrs. Hub Wilson,
George Monfore, Mr. and Mra.
Robert Holl, Mr. and Mra. Louis
Fowler, Mrs. Francis Oebby of
Burbank, California and Mrs. Bon
nie DeMott of Los Angeles,
Game Officer
Reminds Hunters
Persons with wild game in their
possession are reminded that
March 30 Is the last day this meat
can legally be kept.
The law specifically states that
waterfowl may be kept In posses
eion 90 days after the closing of
the hunting season, and March 30
marks the end of this 90 day per
iod, according to Jim Savage,
game management agent of the
U.S. Fish and Wildlife service.
Annual Yacht Club
Dance Postponed
The annual Yacht Club spring
format scheduled for March 20
has been postponed Indefinitely be
cause so many members are out of
town during school vacation.
Announcement will be made
later by Lee Stoner, social chair
man, when a new date has been
eet. .
Different & Good!
The ARMORY FOUNTAIN
features
Boston Baked
Beans
ir Hot Corned
Beef on Rye
with Baked Beam
Baked Ham
Stacked on Rye
With Beant, Potato
Salad, Potato Chip
IT'S A TREAT TO
EAT AT THE
ARMORY
Fountain
1409 MAIN
September . 1904 and spent his
entire life in the Medford com-
munity. - He was the ' brother of
uoyd C. Prock, Klamath Falls,
who attended the services.
Surviving also are his widow,
Mrs. Lorena M. Prock, Medford:
a son, Jon M. Prock, Medford;
his mother. Mrs. Nell Stuart. Med
ford; two sisters, Mrs. Doris von
aer Heiien, Medford, and Mrs.
Alice Manuel. Grants .Pass: two
brothers, Lloyd C. Prock, Klamath
rails, and Gene B. Prock, Seattle.
Navy Mothers
Club To Meet
' .. . ' ' ' :" v'
All members of military organ
izations. Including the American
Legion. American Legion Auxil
iary and VFW have bofn Invited
to attend the Installation of officers
of the new. Klamath Falls Navy
Mothers Club to be held in the
basement of the city library Sat
urday evening, March 20, at 8 p.m.
Mrs. Laura B. Wicker, of Med
ford, state organiser, and mem
bers of the Medford .Navy Moth
ers Club will come to Klamath
Falls to put on the program and
installation. ...
Plans for the Saturday night
meeting were made at Tuesday
evening at the first regular meet
ing of the. new organizations.
Overload Case Postponed
Robert D. HarraL 24, held In
the County Jail on a chame of
operating a truck with a tandem
axle overload,. Wednesday de
scribed himself to District Judge
Community Club
Plans Food Sale
The Midland Community Club
will hold a cooked food sale at
the J. C. Penney store In Klam
ath Falls, Saturday, March 20.
Mrs. Barney Hooper is chairman
In charge of arrangements.
Items for the sale are to be
nicked up at the Midland Store
at 8:30' a.m. Saturday..
FASTEST KNOWN RELIEF
FOR GAS ON STOMACH
Bell-anS
TABIETS-25 All DRUGGISTS
48th Annual
ST. PATRICKS DANCE
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17
MERRILL COMMUNITY HALL
DANCING 9 P.M. to 1 A.M.
Music By MORGAN - McDONALD
Supper By .
St. Augustine's Altar Society
ADMISSION $1.00 per person
D. E. Van Vector as the "fall
guy" for a truck operator In The
Dalles.
Harrar was arrested at Baker
on a warrant issued at the request
of state police. He was returned
here Tuesday by Deputy Sheriff
Dal Reed when he was unable to
post 60 bail.
According to Harral's story, he
was told by his employer in The
Dalles, after he received a -state
CHURCH PRESSURE '
BERLIN M) .Bishop Otto Dl
belius, head of the Protestant
church in Germany, says Soviet
zone authorities are renewing
pressure againt the church alter
a lapse of six months.
police citation, that a fine had
been paid in District Court here.
He said the first he knew that
the case was still pending . was
when he wa3 picked up by police
In Baker. . - i
Judge Van Vactor continued the
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case, after Html pleaded guilty. I
He said he received assurance
during i long distance telephone
conversation that money to oover
a fine against Karral would be
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Klamath U.S.. No. 1
Potatoes 25 -49'
Large Green Bunch
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