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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 12, 1954)
, .MONDAY, APitiL 12. Ibu4 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE FIVE ; BASIN BRIEFS Correction The' Herald and nd New regrets exceedingly thai the name ol Frank L. Chitwood.i lather of Mrs. Troy Cook, and grandfather of Duane Carroll Cook, was omitted from Duane's obituary last week. Mrs. T, E. Reeder will enter tain members of the Happy Hour Club at ber home, 434 North Filth, Tuesday, April 13, at 1:30 p.m. N'amed The appointment of James R. Turnbull, Seattle, as the only Western man on a tlve-mem- ber survey team to study the Fish and Wlldllfo Service of the'Depait ment of the Interior, has been an nounced by Assistant Secretary of the Interior Orme Lewis. Turn bull has been with Monsanto Chem ical Company since 1933. Expected Rome Mr. and Mrs. George M. Smith, 1626 Eldorado, are expected to return from a two weeks trip on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Smith has been going through a medical clinic in Los Angeles the .last few days. Unemployment Claims There were 199 new claims for unemploy ment compensation filed from Klamath Falls in March, 1964, com pared with 138 claims the same month last sear. Onlv eieht Oregon cities had fewer claims this year than last. Last week the state of fice report fewer claims from the state than any month since last September. Ml. Lakl Ladles Aid will en tertain with a silver tea, Wednes day, April 14. 3:30 to 4:30 p.m., at the church. The public Is cordially Invited. . Baby Boy Word was received here of the birth of a son to Pfc. and Mrs. Joe Kidwell at Fort Monmouth, New Jersey. The Kid wells were former residents of the Merrill district and now live in . Ashland. . - - - .. .-. . , . . raerce at Lakevlew, pa Leftovers.? , t.. ru Parish Hall. Chtloquln ladles will serve refreshments. . '. i In Far East Hugh O. Combest, chief hospital corpsman, USN, son of Cy Combest, of Talent, and husband of the former Nina J. Schmor of Bonanza, landed on Iwo Jlma with the 3rd Marine Di vision during the recent "Opera tion Flag Hoist." Conference Twelve Oregon re tailers from different parts of the state have been chosen as district advisers in preparation for the Oregon Retail Distributors Insti tute conference to be held on the Unlversitv of Oregon campus May 9 and 'l0. They Include Doug Fetsch, Lakevlew. Lakevlew Junior and Senior Citizen awards were presented at the annual Lake County Chamber of Commerce dinner to Robert C Howard and Theodore R. Conn, respectively. Carter Fetsch was master of ceremonies at the meet- ing. Sneaker Dr. Clifford Masi-r dean of the school of business and technoloev at Oregon State Col- leee. sooke recently before the Lake County Chamber of Com- !Wai'i Re-elected all officers of Lake view Water Users, Inc., were re elected at the l'h annua! meeting of that group held at the West side Grange Hall In Lakevlew. ac cording to Manager Tom Craw ford. Harry Crowl ana Eimo An gele were named directors. 'The board later re-elected the follow ing officers: Jess Roberts,, presi dent; Roy Perry, vice president, and Elmo Angele, secretary ana treasurer. Holdover directors are Ray Johnson, Clyde Fenimor and Orla Shuliengerger. A Brief Visitor Friday, April a. was Mrs. Alden (Charlotte) Adolph, San Mateo ana ner inree children, a son and two daugn ters. The family- lived here tor about a year while Adolph .oper ated the Pine Tree Tneater. ne is still In the theater business in the capacity of film distributor, Meeting of the Oregon State Nurses Association, Friday, April 16 at the borne o Mrs. Madge Brown. 631 Hillside. This Is the private duty section of the asso ciation. The Annual pre-Easter food sale sponsored by the Oregon State Nurses Association to raise funds for the annual nurse's scholarship to he given to a local girl grad uate. Interested In nursing, will be held Saturday, April 11 at the Quality Food Market on Main Street. ' Called Oua Llndh. former lino type operator for the Herald and News was called last week to Grants Pass by the death of a brother. Arthur Llndh, 66, a resi dent of Bend. Arthur Llndh was the eldest of 5 sons, all printers at some time In their Uvea. Serv ices were held at the Hull and Hull chapel in Granta Pass. Llndley Height Homa Exten sion unit, will meet In Joan's Kitchen at 10: is a.m. Wednesday, April 14 for a potluck luncheon and meeting. Pleas take tame service, also a hand mirror,' per Lsonal makeup, two safety pins,' a batn towel ana xace wwei ior ine demonstration on "Home Car of the Skin." Don't forget to take ar ticle for the 25 cent auction. It' a Girl for the Delbert Craig family of Canby. The baby, named Judy Lynn weighed 6 pounds, w'j ounces. She was born Sunday, April 10. The mother Is the form er Bonnie Jean Haney. daughter of Mr. and Mr. O. B. Haney, 329 Bisbee Street. Paternal grandpar ents are Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Craig, Alturas. ,-. ; Speaker Albert C. Ullman, Ba ker, president of the Oregon-Idaho Hell's Canyon Association and Democratic candidate for Congress in the second district, will speuic at a meeting In) the agricultural building of the Malln High School, 8 p.m. Wednesday, April 14, Every one Interested in the Issues of the campaign Is invited to attend.- . Orion Alumni will meet at the Methodist Church, Tuesday, at S p.m. Any alumni not receiving an invitation ana wishing to attend please call 8019. Examination for employment as Seed Analyst Aide has been an nounced by the Oregon State Civu Service Commission. At least three positions will be open to qualllied candidates at Oregon State Col lege Seed Laboratory beginning about August 1. Persons Inter ested should inquire directly to the OSC Seed Laboratory, Corvallis. . Oreion Flight Clinic devoted to the review and discussion of flying habits will be co-sponsored by the CAA and the state Board of Aero nautics at Mediord with the ten tative date set tor Sunday, May XI There will be a breakfast fly. I month nprzinnc la agricultural inspection or laooraiory won; ana wish to apply for employment. in ana special invitations win na mailed to the Flying farmers, uie Sportsmen Pilots and other flying organisations. OSC Course Oregon State Col lege will hold a three-week seed analysis course for high school graduates who do not have six 1 Ut IUtB K a state seed analyst. . m Larftrt Suck Ins mk sUatfr la IkU rl l 4M WMt. mot a alaal Im. Kcatsl par ikui plui. HtmmtmJ Orgoe Caere' Off : LOUIS H MANH PIANO CO. 120 Ne. 7 th Catholic Daughters regular meeting tonight at 8 p.m. In the What- Is More Fun Than Monkey Load? OAKLAND, Calif., tfl A Trans ocean airlines plane left Monday for Savannah, Ga., with 1,903 monkeys. It is the last leg of a flight from Manila. 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