APRIL.13, 1954
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
ma
OTIViriter Honor Roll
rouowtaj student wer on
rou ior the winter term
!L vt' accordlnK to art announce
ment from Director Winston Pur
ine, .Once again, said Purvtne, the
school has maintained one of the
highest grade point averages in the
nation.
AMntin Terry Allen, KUmatb
rlU; Hudoiph Bravo. Klamath i-alla:
obtrt Browning, Beaver; Joheuw Hop
Kins, Wlliumi; Jamie Uuun, Jtiam
th fall.; Eloulit P. Longtfn, . Port
land; Stanley Sciert, Lakeview.
Ante Body and fender topalrAlonzo
Bnnat, Wapaio, Washington: Larry
Chandler, L Grande; Robert Clay,
Oakland; Bon S. Cordlw, Medford,
Gerald Geddei, Hereford; Verner Mc
Call, Medford, Jeme. Parka, Green
leaf; Eugene Varner. Uranta fan;
Donald William, Talent.
Anlematlvt Electricity Taae-o
Don Bridenbecktr, Beavcrton; Delbcrt
Miller, Salem: Uoyd E. Olson, Salem;
Thomat A. Paris, Foreit Grove; Stan
ley Sayles, Salem; Thomas O, Tu
cholke, Freewater.
Amt Mechanic Larry I Arnold,
Scio; Richard BottemWitT, Albany;
Wesley Harter, Klamath Falls; Eldon
- Jaquct. Sllverton; Jim Nakano, On
tario; Robert Pitt, Dunsmulr.
Aaetmotlve Machinist Gary Gehlen.
Stayton: Arthur Montgomery, Klun
in FslU; Joa A. Smith, Klamath
Palls. -- ,
B-kinK WHiianr K. . Prathcr. Inde
pendence; Dave Wray, Haltey.
Baekketalng - Elizabeth Cannon,
Lakeview; LeJtoy Hatcher, Klamirth
Falli: Phillip Wade. - Klamath Fails;
Earleen Wilson, Warm Springi. '
Cab Inetmaklag John OuilcU, Klam
ath Falli.
Carpentry LaVern ,Omfl, Glen
dale, Edwin Culbertson, Salem: Rich
ard John Jr., Roseburg; Wats Newby,
Kewberf; Keith Thompson, Phoenix.
Ceraraerelal Illaitratlen Ji Dtslg-a ,
Wiyne Roper, Roseburg; , RoseMary
S.vota, Sweet Home.
llenisl Office Assistant Patricia
Geraghty, Portland; Joan Schefield,
Lakeview; Patsy TofeU, Bonanxa.
Diesel Mechanics Teebaelegy Zjouf
Ian Alley, Moro; Vernon Cardoza.
Dennis Xddlngs, Westport; Wayne
Edelman, i Weed,' California; Jacob
Enchsen. Coqulllc; Alien Forbes, Leb
anon; Harry Gisriel, Klamath Falls;
Paul Good, Elgin; Richard Hachen
herg. Ashland; Amos B. Hoyt, Tule
lake; DexaJ Jonas Jr- Klamath Falls:
Thomas Kanoff, Mill City; Roger C.
lang, Klamath Falls; Albert--X. Lund
berg, Allegany: Jackie Meshew, Myr
tle Creek; Dava Miller, Aialea; Dick
Moulton, WeUer, Idaho; Don D. Mulr,
Boise, Idaho; Glen Nofziger, Tangent;
Don Pllklngton, Medford.
Leo Rech, Portland; Buddy Sather,
Rainier: John Schubert, Klamath
Falls; Bob Stevens, Salem; Lawrence
Thunborg, Dunsmulr, California; Louis
Voges. Central Valley, California; Ken
daU Wan!, Sutherlln; David Warrenka.
, Hood River; Larry E. Wiles. Pendle
ton; Phillip J. WJaon, Nyasa.
Electronic Roy Bailey. Mt. Edge
combe, Alaska: Paul E. Case, New
port; Kenneth Culp, Vale; Donald Xch
ar, Klamath Falls; Richard Zngblom,
Astoria; Lawrence Givans, Klamath
Palis; Roger Htin, Turner; Ronald
Heln, Turner; . Norman Jacobeon,
Astoria; Jamea Larimer, Klamath
FalU; William ' McCaulay. Creawell;
Ltland Oliver, Aurora; Albert Perry
Hood River; Robert Perry, Myrtle
Creek; Clarence Pay ion. Klamath
FalU; Donor M. Smith, Ontario; Ed
ward Vest, YoncaUa; Tom Wright.
Medford.
E I let r leal Repair Brnest Smith.
Central -Point; LeRoy Tombaugh.
Nampa, Idaho,
Rngiassring Design Victor C. An
derson. Klamath Falls: Irvln K. Clark.
Moses Lake. Washington; Richard
Dalke. Klamath FalU: Fred W. Egger,
Klamath Falls:. Douglas W. Greene,
Klamath Falls: Roy Hubsky. Max,
North Dakota: Gerald L. Pattit, Ind
andenea, Oregon.
FOR SPRING - CHOOSE FROM
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LEFT TO RIGHT
Bright butterflies to gladden your springtime'
, . . another original made ond designed for
Lam in Austria. .
Bold polka dots in
warm weather wear. An unusual cotton laee
edges the hem of. this striking Lonx original.
Typically Lanz of Saliburg is this imported Aus
trian cotton dress, with Its cut-in shoulders and
high loced edga linen collar..
Aptly named- "Pastoral" for the medievel fig
ures on it . .' . on outstanding print in this short
sleeved dress with white linen insets, v.
Dainty rosebuds sprinkled oil over this "pretty
party goer" mark it oS distinctively Lanx origin
al. Narrow bands of silk shantung tied in bows
in the center front give' 0 Directoire finish to
the boned and lined strapless bodice.
; Faraa Tehaaley Jerry Slacken,
MaUn; .Fredrick McOuifton. t Klam
ath, Charles Overmiiier. Mai In; Ger
ald W. Sayles. Salem.
Geaeral Offlee Baslaess Practice
Phyllis Glass. San Jose, California;
Jo Ann Hale. Lakeview; Loreen MUls.
Snrasrue Riven Helen Outrk. nidweli.
California; Katharine Potter, Tulelake.
California: Sylvia Sumerlin. New Pine
ureai, waniomia; Mary wileox, Mitch
aU; Ida WiUon, Klamath Falls.
OauMlUlag Bugena Bartel, Dal
las.; i-wya js. uenon, oauas; Arthur
D Guglar, Klamath Falls; Dewart F.
Sattem, Klamath Falls; Bruce Van
Dyke, Broken Bow, Nebraska; Lee M.
Voder, Fresno, California; Robert Zim
merman, Greaham,
Machine Sbep Jamea Galther, ,ot
Mollnoa, California; Georga Msrostica,
WeUer. Idaho; William. Vahlensleck.
Triangle Lake. " , " '
Medical Teckaelegy William Dct
twyler, Sit vert on; Keith Johnson,
Klamath Falls: Phyllis- Norwood. Em
matt, Idaho; Robert OToherty, Klam
ath Falls: Charlie . Patton, Burns;
Sydney WalacL Tillamook; June Wea
sel, Klamath FaJli; Richard Wright.
La Grande.
Office Machine Techaelegy Gerald
Kubln, Salam; Robert McEndre, Bat
tie Creak, Michigan.
Refrigsratlen Servicing Normand
f hrtta MrMlnnviMft- Carl E. Ka-
node, Waldport; Orvillo Kenfson, Port-
tana; . rrana wymeiaiec, rorumu,
Screen Friatlag Tecknelagy Wm, D.
Kennedy Jr Klamath Falls. ...
Sarveylag facha elegy Glen Abbott,
Klamath Falls; Wayne Davti, Prairie
City; , Richard Flan Ingham. Grants
Pass; Gary Jensen. WildervtHe; Mar
Tin Kirscher, Salem; Kenneth Koe
food. Klamath FalU; , Donald Mcin
tosh. West Linn: Jack Sausser, North
Band; Thomas S towel 1, Pittsfield. Mas
sachusetts: . Charles Wagner, Klamath
FalU; Tom Welts, Klamath FalU.
ftp arts Eaalpment Orval Alley,
Klamath Falls; Billy T. Audits, Free
mont, Nebraska; Paul Longtln, Port
Und. Watch TaliMUtrv Vrank
Morrison, Meadow Glade, Wash-j
lngton: Doyle Sattarlee, Prlne
vllle, Oregon; Laoeuird Smallbeck. To-
mw; uorie anrum, Kiamam rails.
Canelaatlea Wallna-WUllam Gil-
"Hunt no longer for the
best food in town I New
DOG-E-STU looks and
tastes just like home
' cooked stew. Get this
i meat 'n vegetable din
ner winner today 1" ' .
La Poinfe's SELECTION OF
the crispiest of cottons for
K-, nm.'::
SPECIAL GUESTS, at a meeting of Miriam C!rel of ih First Preibyterien Church, hold March
25 at the home of Mn. Robert Wattenburg, War woman who attended sarvicai 'in th. white
frame church building, first in Klamath Falls, located where the Wattenburg horn now stands
on Pine Street. Front row, seated, Mn. Ben Murphy, Mrs. .Ella McMillan, Mrs. George Hum,
Mrs. Rosa McCo'rnacIc, Mrs, K. E. Whitelina, Mrs.-Louisa Humphrey, Mrs. Marion Hanks, church
pianist. Standing, back. row, Mrs. Robert Wattenburg, hostess,. Mrs.; John Uerlingi, Mrs, R. P..
Oliver, Mrs. Fred Peterson, Mrs. Bert Hawkins, Mrs. E. L. Elliott, Mrs. Hugh Hawthorne, Mrs.
C. C. Heidrich, Mrs. Flora Shiva Smith. . Photo by Floranea Ogle '
patrlrk, Broadbent:'
X-Rr Terhnlir Hof.r Bover,
Klamath Falli: Jere Ctioat., Klamath
Falli; Ina Sue Cox. Salem; Janla
H e u e r, Astoria: Tommy Kennedy.
Medford; Max McKinney, Eagle Point;.
Tomle McKinney. Medford; . Gilbert
Rabjohn. Naihvllle, Arkansas: Shir-,
ley Jean Rush, Bockaway Beach, Cali
fornia: Delorea Shoff. Stanlav. North
Dakota; Jerald K. Wyatt. North Bend.
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Butte Volley ' '
4-H Club Meets
MACDOEL . The Butte Valley
coinmunlty 4-H club met April 1,
at the school bouse and planned
another public dance to be held
at the school house April 24. -
Tne . ciun reports u has com
pleted, Its' community project of
protection around the trees ' at
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Even greater vlae from your telephone! That's the good news in the Cmgtttdtmtl
Bill reducing Federal Excise Taxes on April 1. The tax on long distance service was cut
from 25 to 10. And it means quite a saving. If you have a long distance bill of, y
$10.00 a month, on which you used to pay a tax of $2.50, youll save $10 under the new
tax rate. Taxes on your local service have been cut, too from 15 to 10. And, of cossrea,
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If you ara planning on buying a ,-'-)''''?'c;,-)Ciif ' .
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for Klamath Memorial Park, for blfatiaai by
Memorial Day, place your order now at the City Half
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