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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 2, 1954)
.FRIDAY, APRIL 2. 1954 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THREB BASIN BRIEFS 8NAPP1T-WKAF! Visitor Charles P. Bollinger. Portland, member of the Paul Pat terson for Governor Committee, and a former employe of the state of Oregon, visited here Thursday. Improving Mrs. Harry Baum. 1332 Sargeant Street Is recovering following major surgery. Better Mrs. E. O. Foster, 628 Jefferson Street, Is Improving fol lowing major surgery at Klamath Valley Hospital. Remember The annual Inaugur al ball at the Elks Lodge, Satur day night. The dance Is formal for ladles. A Few tickets for the barber. ahop parade and Minstrel-Ade are still available at Derby's Music more. : , CAPC Food Sale Saturday at Sears to raise money to send some of Civil Air Patrol Cadet girls xo summer camp at Portland. Visitors Weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton C. Morris, 2061 Eberlein, were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Berninghausen, Med' lord, and Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Bern inghausen, New Hartford, Iowa. County Visit Francis Skinner, county 4-H club agent and Otto . Ellis, of the Herald and News staff. made a tour of beef clubs taking pictures of the animals that Rox- anna Wilson and Doug Fisk, Malta, are showing at the Cow Palace, can t rancisco. i. The Rev. Edward Broyles Is be- 5 inning a new series of sermons . at will be climaxed by Easter Sunday services at the Congrega, tlonal Church. Visiting Mrs. W. A. Scott. Man- liattan Beach, California, is visit ing her brother, Ernie Hedlund and family. The Hedlunds plan to take their guest to Ashland to visit their daughter, Mrs. Delora Wade and granddaughter, Sue Ellen. Sadie Hawkins Day Is set for Friday April 2. on the SOC camp us, Ashland. Otto Ellis will have charge of the dance put on Friday evening for students and faculty, Oarden Club; Louisa, Horton, sec retary; and Bessie Frazler, secre tary of the Klamath District Coun cil, attended the District Council of Federated Garden Clubs Tues day In Klamath Falls. Bonanza Mayor Louis Vansipe. Councilman Jim Hazeltin, Record er Virginia Hartley, Bob Hartley and Bob Schmor, president of the civic Improvement League, attend ed the League of Oregon Cities dinner meeting last week. Phyllis Maddock was elected queen for the May Procession and ivlng Rosary to be held at St. Patrick's Church, Lakevlew . on May 2. Members of the Queens court are Arlene Clark. Alice Blan chard, Maureen Oeaney, Marilyn Wants, Janice De Caire and Marlis Maddock. Crown bearer will be Ka ren McKevltt. Bert Henion local theater man. ager, returned yesterday from a trip to San Francisco. . SOC With a total enrollment of S2S, Southern Oregon College shows an increase of 9.2 per cent over similar period for the spring quarter at the end of the first week. Host Southern Oregon College will be host to a district music contest for schools throughout Southern Oregon Friday, April 9. Entered In the competition are 13 bands, one orchestra, five mixed choruses and three girls choruses. Honor Roll for winter term at Southern Oregon College Includes Janet McLaughlin of Klamath Falls with a better than B' plus aver age. Winners The National Guard Battery D 732nd AAA AW Bn. bas ketball team won the Klamath City League championship last night with a score of 48 to 41 over Eldo rado Lumber Company team. Golden Wedding Mr. and Mrs, Art Cole and Mr. and Mrs. Oene Denton are traveling to Hoqulam Washington this weekend to attend the golden wedding anniversary of Cole's parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. A, Cole. ' Attended Meeting Betty Rice president of the Langell Valley Sie M. Pierce Rites Planned Funeral services for Sie M. Pierce, resident of Klamath Falls since the early 1020s, will be held Monday, April 5, 2 p.m. , from O'Hali's Memorial Chapel, with Mrs. C. M. Timms, pastor of the United Holy Church of America officiating. ! ' Mr. Pierce was employed for some years at the Balsiger Motor Company '.and' for the past eight years at 'Swansen's Barber Shop anrf had many friends and acQuainlances In this city. He was born In Indiana 66 years ago. His wife Eleanor, died in 1939. A stepson, Charles M. Walker, lives in Fresno and a sister, Mrs Hattie Thrasher is believed to b living In Los Angeles. Final rites and interment w; be in Klamath Memorial Park, HEART ATTACK WASHINGTON liTI Justice Rob ert H. Jackson of the Supreme Court is under hospital treatment for a mild heart attack, but is re. ported not to be in immediate danger. I -mm-: rum t 1-1 y,7-T-i-lJ.fEiU .'I M-W4V llifti 0tTr Outstanding Students Those on the honor roll from Klamath Falls at the University of Oregon for the winter term are: John R. Elt- treim, sophomore in business, son of Harold T. Eittreim, 2012 Main; Orris Lee Goode, senior In his. tory, son of C. F. Goode, 1426 Pleas ant; William S. Hall, Junior In gen. eral science, son of Mr. and Mrs. WUliam A. Hall, 1443 Pleasant; Mary F. Hooker, Junior in Eng' llsh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R.E Hooker, 1218 Pacific Terrace; Ron. aid S. Lowell, senior in general science, son of Mrs. Margaret Mc- Laughlen, 326 N. 10th, and Dillard E. Shlpler, sophomore in pre-dent-al, of 3307 Hilyard. Hall and Lowell made perfect grade point averages of 4.0. All are KUHS graduates. 4-H Club Demonstration Scheduled For Saturday 9362 12-20 - Wrap this on 1-2-3 quick! Fop Into it after the shower for work ing, shopping, sunning, days at the beach! it's a jmy-sew look at the diagram! Irons like a dream no frills anywhere I Sew several in the coolest, crlspest cottons you can find. Pattern 9362: ' Misses' Sizes 13, 14, 16, 18, 20. Size 16 takes 3?8 yards 35-Inch fabric. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. Send thlrty-fve cents in coins for this pattern add S cents for each pattern for lst-class mailing. Send to Marian Martin, care of Herald and News, Pattern Dept., P. O. Box 6740, Chicago 80, 111. Print your name, address, zone; size, style number. QUITS TRIESTE Wl The Italian ma yor of the Allied Zone of Trieste said Friday that Rome's official political adviser here has quit in protest against Allied delays in returning the zone to Italy. The adviser, Prof. Diego de Castro, Is the top Italian diplomat In the territory. Saturday Is the day set for the annual 4-H' Club Demonstration Day, during which club members will put on demonstrations prepar atory to competition at tne Spring Fair, April 22, 23 and 24. Demonstrations will be given at Fyock's. 1101 Main, from 10 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. purpose is to give youngsters an opportunity to gain experience in demonstrating be fore a public, to Instill confidence when the big day comes along. The public is welcome to attend any or all of the demonstrations. The schedule of topics for demonstration, the participants, their community and the time fol lows. In that order: Sheep, Margaret Quails and Sara West, Merrill, 10 a.m.; crepe paper cord, Chandelle Horsley and Nan cy Rayson, Midland, 10:16; salad, Sharon Ash' and Shirley Murray, Falrhaven, 10:30; sewing on a but ton, Janice Frelderlch, 10:40. Cocoa, Flora Jean Downs, Fair haven, 10:50; Waldorf salad, Janet Kay Owens and Carolyn Sample, Lindlcy Heights, 10:59; cottage cheese and pineapple salad, Don Owens and Roy Billings, Lindley Heights, 11:10. Cupcakes, Margaret Dolson and Cheryl Wtlley, Shasta, 11:15; dev. lied eggs, Joanne Mcrrltt and Su san Smith. Shasta, 11:30; ice box cookies, Judy Book, Shasta, 11:45; knitting, names to be announced, Falrhaven, 12 and 12:05; prepare killing jar, Russell and Toby Schuh, Altamont, 12:10. Camp Cookery, Lance Davis, Al tamont, 12:20; show box for calf for fair, Don Johnson, Malin, 12:40; patch, Lynnette Lyons and Arlene Zeider, Malln, 12:50; pan cakes. Patsy Cooper and Mary Harris, Falrhaven, 1 p.m.; ham burgers, Ann Kimsey and Don Ferrelra, Falrhaven, 1:15. Dairy, Margie Flaugh, Joyce Haskins and Sharon Hobson, Mer rill, 1:30; dairy, John Haskins and Steven Hobson, Merrill, 1:45; fold ing American flag, names to be announced, Merrill, 2 p.m.; table setting, names to be announced, Merrill, 2:05. Well balanced school lunch, names to be announced, Merrill, 2:16; salad, names to be an nounced, Merrill, 2:25; sheep, Louise Ratllff and Charlalne Moore, Merrill, 2:40; sheep, Shir ley and Beverly Moore, Merrill, 2:55; garden, Kathleen Moore and Peggy Carson, Merrill, 2:10. - Table setting, Harlos Eaken and Sandy Sohrakoff, Keno, 2:25; trench dressing, Alice Turner and Nancy Atterbury. Keno. 2:35: dev. lied eggs, Carol Relllng and Mary Wells, Poe Valley. 2:45; prepare flat bed, Dick Reiling and Carolyn Koehn, Poe Valley, 3 p.m.: a rood sewing box, Marlee Brelthaupt and caroiyn airunx, roe Valley, 3:20. Grooming the bands, Louis Fun- aennurger, roe vauey. 3:30: a sheep creep, Alice Hatchett and Carol Relllng, Poe-Valley. 3:40: dairy judging, Ruth Born and La 11a Wakkuri, Olene, 3:50: beef cuts, Fred Roenicke and Lee Rob erts, Olene, 4 p.m.; cookies. Diane uringte, rairnaven, 4:15. Regional AA Meet Planned . Progress of Alchollo Anonymous in combatting the disease of alco holism will be discussed Satur day night at an AA regional meet ing in the Public Library building. The session is scheduled to start at 8:30 p.m. Representatives of AA groups in Alturas, Tulelake', Ashland, Med ford and Grants Pass will attend The program was arranged by the Klamath Falls group. Persons interested in the alco holic problem are Invited. A spe cial Invitation has been extended to members of the clergy and medical profession. V DANCE Modern and old time dancing Every Sot. Nile 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Music by Four Clovers '' K.C. HALL, Public Invited PVT. DELBERT E. CASE, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd E. Case, '3003 Harvard, ar rived home March 25, for a two weeks leave from Ft. Ord, California. Pvt. Case graduated from Henley High school in 1953. KF Hobby Show Leaders Namad The executive committee has been named lor the third annual Klamath. Basin Hobby Show spon sored by the 20-30 Club of Klamath Falls and the YMCA. Dates for the show are April 22, 23 and 24. cnairmen comprising we execu tive committee are: Ed Maur mann. publicity and promotion; Fred Hadlock. arrangements: Wal- ly Nordwall and Lou Gillespie, or ganization; Bernard Griffin, en tries; Terry Tenant, supervision; Bill Collier, finances. Previous entrants and organiza tions In the Basin have been sent letters inviting them to enter a display of their particular hobby. Persons who have not been con tacted bv letter are nevertheless urged to participate in the show. Entry blanks are avauanie at the YMCA, and should be filled out and mailed or delivered to the "Y", 722 Pine, by April 31. . The show will be open the eve nings of April 22 and 23, and the afternoon of the 24th. An entry fee of 10 cents per entry will pro vide the entrant with a pass to see the rest of the sow. The pub llo admission let will be 25 cents lor adults; 10 cents for student! or children. . STATUE VATICAN CITY W A 20-ton statue of St. Louise of Marlllac, co-founder of the order of Daugh ters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul, was hauled into St. Peter's basilica Friday. The huge marble statue was brought - here from Quercet. . ., ., . .. RAY BIGGER ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT Single phose and 3 phaie Pump Motor lepoin. , motor repairs. ,- . 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Electric Brooders Big 200 Chick Capacity UL Listed 16.95 laH of chick capacity for your monoyf 56-la. aalvanlzad itaal canopy 300 watt alamcnt adhntabla rhtrmoifat. The FACTS of New Car Prices! The correct price of any automobile in Klam ath Falls is advertised delivered price at the . r factory plus actual freight and delivery cost. OLDSMOBILE 88 4-Door Sedan , with Hydramatic trans mission, 122 inch wheelbaie, 170 horsepower V-8 motor. Shipping weight 3720 pounds. DELIVERED PRICE KLAMATH FALLS $2927.40 Advertised Delivered Price Factory $2515.09 Differentia! $4123 No. 1 0THER MAKE 4-DOOR SEDAN with Automatic transmis sion, 9 horsepower smaller V-8 motor, 4 inch shorter wheclbase, 270 Ibi. lighter. DELIVERED PRICE KLAMATH FALLS S3012.00 Advertised Delivered Price Factory $2440.00 Differential $572c Mesh Chick Netting Form-Motter ; ; .1-inch Mesh 50-ft. RoN.Juit... 1.52 Mi 20-9v9 wire, fotVuliwI far rr fftol rice pern protect sow far, l OrfreiNelghH tow prk4 ot Saortl 5-ft. 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