WEDNESDAY. MARCH 31, 1954
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE FIVE
BASIN BRIEFS
Bute Income Tex represents-1
tives will be available to assist
malting returns at the county court
room at the court house today
through Friday. Office hours, S
a.m. to S p.m. including noon hour.
Oregon will be host to the
annual Pacific Regional Confer
ence of slate supervisors and
teacher trainers in agricultural
education iroin the 11 Western
states to be held In Salem the
week of April 2a. Headquarters
wui be at the Senator Hotel.
Two Year Extension of the Of'
lice Machine Technology training
program at Oregon Technical In
stitute was inaugurated March 1
bringing it to two years in
length and providing an oppoi-
tunlty for more advanced technical
training to meet skill demands.
OTI will be one of the hosts
In the statewide Campus Preview
weekend for high school seniors,
scheduled for April 23-24. Program
will Include a tour of the classes,
a variety show, double-header
basketball game and an Informal
welcoming dance.
Civil Air Patrol will hold a
food sale at Sears Saturday to
raise money to send some of the
Civil Air Patrol Cadet girls to the
summer camp at Portland. ,
PTA will meet Pri-
p.m. at the scnool.
Summers
day at 2
There will be election of officers
and a questton-and-answer discus
sion about schools of England led
by Mrs. Cyril Humphrey, recent
ly from England. , .
Bonania Mrs. Lloyd Hankins
wishes to thank her helpers and
all those who were responsible for
making the Bonanza Bloodmoblle
visit so successful. In the two
hours from 7 to 9 p.m. Monday,
126 pints were donated. The visit
was sponsored by the Bonanza
and Langell Valley farm bureaus.
" Postponed Because the sanding
and reflnishlng of the floors of
the Bonanza Library is not com
pleted, there will be no Library
Day on April 5. Regular Library
Day will be held at 2 p.m. on
April 12.
Garden Club Meets The Bo
nanza - Langell Valley Garden
Club will meet in the Langell Val
ley parish hall on April 8 at 2
p.m. instead of at the Bonania
Library as previously planned.
Hostesses will be Grace Dear
born, Margaret Burnett and Cora
Leavltt, Everyone invited.
Retort Borne Mr. and Mrs.
Haarby Bechen retttrned Mon
day evening from a trip to Hills
boro where they attended the wed
ding of a niece, Constance Cornell.
Shopping Mrs. I. tskildsen,
Mt. Hebron, California, was a
city visitor Monday, .
Visiting Mrs. Millie Ra Londe,
Yreka, is visiting this week at the
home of Mrs. Kum novouiy.
Shopping fn Klamath Falls
Monday was Mrs. Ray Loosley,
Fort Klamath.
Vlsltors-at the VFW blood bank
from Malta were. Mrs. Ted De
Merritt, Merle Loosley, Bob
Byrne and BUI Dalton.
From Tnlelake Mrs. Marvis
Keysor and family was a city vis
itor Monday,
Guest Speaker at the Church
ef the Nazarene, corner Garden
and Martin Streets, Thursday,
April 1. at 7:30 p.m. will be the
Rev. Everett Howard, formerly
a missionary in the Cape Verde
Islands. The public is invnea.
Members of the Footprinters
organisation are urged to attend
the regular monthly meeting to
night, Wednesday, at 7:30 p.m. at
Sari's Italian Restaurant. Melvln
(Buster) Gordon is president.
Andrew Loney Jr. director of
music education in the Klamath
Falla public schools, will return
from National Music Educators
Conference in Chicago Sunday,
April 4.
Touring Facilities at the local
airport recently, have been
Camp Fire Girls from Sacred
Heart Academy, sixth graders
from Tulelake, first graders from
illamnnt. Anrl other VOUth crOUDA.
The children are taken through
tne civil Aercnauucs Aanumswa
tion office, i to the tower to
watch Ground Observer Corps op
erations and get an over-ail view
of tne airport, through the nang-
ars and a United Air Lines plane.
Illinois Guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Dal Swogger, 1100
California, are Mrs. Swogger's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Wiley,
of Springfield. The Wiley's also
visited with their cousin, William
f: Jinnettt. Merrill. Wiley is an
engineer with 'the Illinois Stale
Highway Department. i
Recital Bet Willamette Univer
sity Choir will be heard in a spe
cial program Thursday at 8 p.m.
in the First Methodsit Church.
There will be no admission charge.
The public is invited.
Home on Leave Pvt. David
Ustick is expected home this
evening from the, East Coast,
where he has been stationed. Pvt.
Ustick is enroute to Carrm Stone-
man for overseas assignment and
Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joy
Ustick, 2441 Orchard Way.
Student Leaders Delora Wade
and Ken Ellis are among the lo
cal students at SOC. Ashland,
serving as recorder and leader for
the AAUW-Rotary conference.
Travelinr Mr. and Mrs. Bill
DePew of Flowers, by Bill and
Rita, and Mr. and Mrs. Gale Os
bom, will attend a meeting of the
Southwest Oregon Unit, of the
Florist Telegraph Delivery Asso
ciation, in Albany this week. Os
borne is also associated with the
flower shop. DePew is secretary
of the unit.
- Home Mr. and Mrs. Vance
Vaupel have returned" from a trip
to Sacramento and San Francisco.
Mrs. Vaupel visited the De Young
and Crocker Art Galleries while
In San Francisco.
Meetlnc of the Conger-Falrview
Home Extension Unit, April 2,
10:30 a.m. at Joan's Kitchen at the
fairgrounds. Dolores Bracken will
present the project, "Storage Flan
For the Home." .
Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Bergloff Jr. and the baby daugh
ter, Debra Ellen, Eugene, were
visitors at the home of Bergloff s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Bergloff Sr., on Wlard Street, dur
ing the spring vacation holiday.
Bergloff is a student at the Uni
versity of Oregon where he is ma
joring in architecture and minor
ing in education. He is a graduate
of KuKB and while a student
there, drew plans for the Wlard
Memorial Park 1 development.
They visited also, while here, with
Mrs. Bergioit's parents, Mr. ana
Mrs. Ed Morris.
ton. Virginia, itplapend some time
wun cr . suu, nnuiucy jiucu w.
O'Brien and family. En route she
will visit with, her. other son.
Major William E-T O'Brien and
family In San Francisco. Another
stop wui ne maae in ix Angeies
to visit her daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Forest E.
Draper.- She expects to be gone
about three months on this annual
trip. -.- ... . -- ' , ,- -
Charles C. Norland of Klamath
Falls is on the first semester Iion-
or roll of Washington State College
at Pullman, s
Girls Plan
Special Program
A stvle show, high awards to
Girl Scouts, a camp movie, mock
radio show and a new senior scout
movie will be included on an ex
citing program planned for the
all-Klamath County - Girl Scout
roundup. The meeting, for scouts,
their families and friends will be
held at 7:30 p.m. Friday, April 2,
at Fremont Junior High School.
Special guests for the evening
will be a troop of Intermediate
DROWNING
NEW DELHI,- India Wl Forty-
three Indian army men - were
drowned while crossing a river
during maneuvers in.Jammu state
last week,- the Indian parliament
was told Wednesday.
we GIVE
StH GREEN STAMPS
KC PAINT STOKE
520 Klamath Art.
scouts from Sly. .They will join
a group of local scouts for a slum
ber partyv following the meeting.
This meeting Is the only big get-to-gether
for scouts this year and
is jointly sponsored by the) camp
ing snd program committees. Mrs.
Charles McFarlan la . camping
chairman and Mrs. William. Mc-
Fadyen, heads the program com
mittee. Charlie McFarlan, KFLW, will
act as announcer for the mock
radio show. Ruth King, of the Her
ald and News, will, present ' the
awards. Commentator for the style
Pentieal Group i!
Names Woman
Appointment for Mrs. Lee Patter
son, widow of a former state sena
tor, as vice-chairman of tne pat-terson-forOovernor
committee has
been announced by Ted R. Gam
ble, state campaign chairman for
Governor Paul Patterson in his
race for the Republican somlna-
show will be Mrs. Larry Marts.
Mrs. Keith Co bo, new exeoutive
of the Klamath Area Council will
be master of ceremonies. ;
Spray For Insects NOW!
I And Hove Good Fruit and Barries This Summer
' AL BAkER " SUBURBAN NURSERY
Phono 2-3167 or Phono 8188
tion In the May primary election.
Mrs. Patterson, who to not relat
ed to the governor, is a daughter-in-law
of ex-Governor I. L. Patter
son, and has been sctive in the
state's Republican party affairs for
many years.
Sna Is vice-chairman of tho stata
welfare oornmlaAon and for sane ,
time has beea active in oraanistasv
aid for the blind in Ores on. ' - -
Gamble said that lira Patterson '
will coordinate women activities
throughout the state.
KLAMATH POWDER & EQUIPMENT be
350 Spring Phone 2-3111
RENTALS-STORAGE-SALES & SERVICE
Pneumatic tools
Macwhyte wire rape
Pumps
DuPont explosives
Girl Scoot leaders and presi
dents of senior troops, are asked
to be sure to notify the Girl Scout
office about all candidates for 1st
Class, Curved Bar and Sen
ior Service Bars, so awards can
be made at the Girl Scout Round
up, Friday, April 3.
Guest Mrs. Louise Frazier- of
Pocatello, Idaho, has been the
houseguest for several days of
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Motschen-
bacher, 2841 Bisbee,
Visits Mrs. T.
Wednesday for a
W. O'Brien left
visit to Arling-
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Special Thursday,
Friday and Saturday
Please pardon our enthusiasm when we say we think
wo have iuit about the finest store anyone could ask
for! And vet, some ladies from force of habit, haven't
come in to see iust how much we offer in big assort
ments, speedy self service and low every day prices.
But, business is good and we know that many, many
housewives like to shop hero. And wa aspect our list
of friends to get bigger! . .
Ruby-red
RHUBARB
2- 19c
Sweet Juice -
ORANGES
39c
QoTihTm CaTgeisa
CALOVAS
2 - 33c
Texas fink
GRAPEFRUIT
2 -25c
Large
Site
Quality Fresh
GROUND BEEF
2T
Good Beef
POT ROAST
Good Beef
RIB STEAKS
Fresh Fillets
RED SNAPPER
21
Good Beef
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Benefit American Legion Drum Corp Uniform Fund
Tickets on sale at Darby Music Co. and
Kyle Morgan1 Pianos $1.50 per person.
Ardon's Lo Fat Frozen Dessert
mmo 29'
PILLSBURY
PANCAKE
FLOUR
6 Pak Carton Bottles
Coca Cola
Plus
Bottle
Deposit
M.D.
Roll
Good Sixe Growing All Varieties
Rose Bushes 89:
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Sardines 25c
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24-ot. bottle
29c
5-lb. tin 79C
Moxine Faciei
SOAR 49
10 Bart In
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- We could hardly decide which of our wonderful .: ;
new cottons to show here ... so we closed our eyes
and pulled out this Helen Whiting. Come in to see the rest!
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prated pleati to either tide of he bodice. In Brown, Red or J
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