VHIIMY. MAY 7, 11154
HKflALI) AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OIIKGON
PAGE THREE
KF Resident Serves With GOC Despite Difficulties
A NEW SETUP (or Cartar'i Collection Agency hit been an
nounced. M. A. I Nick I Carter has purchated the buiineti of
Oweni Acquitment Service and moved to the Medical Dental
Building. Carter li thown with Vivian Oweni, former operator
of the Owent Firm. She it now aitociated with Carter.
Medical Meets
Planned
Tlio. Klamath County Medical
Boclely will be host lo the South
wenl Oreuon session o( the lltM Ex
tramural ponlurntluate Educallou
Lecture Series nffered by Ule Ore
on Bute Medical Society on Fri
day. May 31.
In addition to the physlclena ol
Klnnmth County, those ol Lake.
Deschutes and Crunk counties are
Invited lo attend the leclurrs In
Klamath Falla which will alart at
2 p.m. at the Yacht Club.
The lecturea, which will be de
voted to general surgery, are bo-
Inn presented v Dr. Frederic It.
nonlly. Portland, and Dr. Orvlllc
V. arlnirn, sun Krsnelsco, assis
tant prolrssor of surflrry, Unlver-
alty of California Medical Hrhool.
Each guest lecturer will preaenl
lo paixro and participate In two
panel discussions.
A no-host dinner for the physl
etniia In attendance la planned be
tween tho afternoon and evening
sessions.
the Extramural 'Postgraduate
Education lectures are pari ol the
Oregon State Medical Hocl'ty'a pro
grsm of bringing postgraduate edu
cation opiHirtunitirtt to the busy
phvMclan In hia home community.
Civic Club
Play Planned
FOHT KLAMATH Tlie three
act larce, "Adam'a Evening," will
be presented In the C.I. clubhouse
by the Civic Improvement Club
Prlday and Hsturdsy evenings.
May 7 and I at 8 o'clock. High
lighting the ovcnlng'a entertain
ment will be vnacal tiumbera by
two male groups, the Modoc Lum
ber Co. trio, Donald l. Veatch,
Clall Culver and Dcnnla Knowles;
the Chlstian Mrai' Service Club
quartet composed of the Rrv. Ed
nuiiirt Stanton, Hob Merger,
Charlet Wortham, Klamath Agen
cy; and Howard Common!. Fort
Klamath.
Announcing the program wfll be
the play director, Mm. Frank Btra-
Did you ever try walking lor
mllea with an Injured back? That
la what Oeorge Itowland, fi, did lo
enroll In the around Observers
Corps, April it. He beard over the
rndlo, the call for volunteer to
enlist In tills great Civil Defense
program, and the desire to help
do hla bit In defense of hia coun
try overwhelmed him and he aet
out to walk all the way to the air
port, from Ma home t 1 1137 Want
land. At the airport he found Ruasell
Avery, airport manager, who re
lened him to the chief observer
who heard his story and Im
mediately assigned him to a
"watch" In the observation tow
er.
Mr. Rowland'a story goes. In
part, like this: "I waa born at
llarrlsburg, Lynn County, Oregon,
the year of 1801. I spent most of
my younger riaya on the farm. In
the middle IBM's I met and mar
ried Mary Fischer at Vancouver,
Washington. (Mary la a native of
Hull Lake City, Utah). To us, three
children were born, A boy. John;
two girls, Eleonore end Ruth. Now
they are all married and have lanv
llles of their own.
John Uvea In Philadelphia, Penn
sylvania. Eleonore at Bweel Home
and Until at Portland. Mr. Row
land and his wile live alone at
Ihcir present address, and would
like to have something to do, other
than "Just aittln' around." But with
a uarfk that "hurts" prior to a
change In the weather, the, work
would have to be light In nature.
"But I can walk, and my general
health Is good, and a Janllor'i Job
would suit me llnel"
Away back In 1945, on Christmas
Eve, at Woodland, Washington.
Oeorge and Mary aet act out to
lay In a aupply of provisions for
over the holidaya. They came to
a railroad crossing, a train
swooped down upon them, caught
the front bumper of their car,
dragged them over 400 feet be
fore coming to a atop. Mra. Row
land came out of the crash with a
broken leg, severe head concussion
and multiple cuts and bruises,
while Oeorge suffered a back In
Jury, Both were In the hospital for
over three months. Mr. Rowland
la a veteran of World War I, and
pltnes, passing over head are of
single motor, bl-molor or multi
motor type, simply by listening,
bclore verifying hla decision, by
seeing, ills wile has become In
terested too, and playa the game
of "detection" with him In their
own home. Bald Hhe: "Heldom la
Mr. KowUnd wrong ha learned
so quick"!
Having no means of transpor
tation to reach the airport to
! FOR MOTHER'S DAY f
han. general chairman la Mrs.
Richard O. Varnum. A nominal ad
mission charge will be made, and
all proceeds will go to Uie club
benefit fund. The public Is Invited.
JlrJ
ROWLAND j
HAROLD'S
I
FAMILY STYLE DINNERS
I
Locoled South B-Woy of Riverside Drive J
OPEN 1 P.M. MOTHER'S DAY
Plan Your Reservation Now Phone 2-0506 I
I
Horold (T-Bone) Frcderickton s
GEORGE
served In the Engineers Corps,
113th. Spruce Division of Army
Engineers, but never left the
shores of America,
He prides himself In being able
to detect whether a plane, or
WE GIVE
HIGHEST PRICES
ON
USED FURNITURE
Adqir's Thrift Store
2244 So. 6th Phono 5258
ACE MIMEO SERVICE
formerly Chase As Lawler
434 Main St.
for quality
mimeographing
VAN ORMAN'S
Summer
Shoe
Suggestion!
Cool
Comfortable
WHITI
527 Main
EAST SIDE
ELECTRIC
Agricultural Industrial Commercial
and Residential Installations
Electric Heat
Pump Controls
Electric Supplies
"See Our New Lighting Fixture Room",
625 Klamath Ave. Klamath Falls, Ore.
Phone 3184
Emerqency Phone 4881 2-1779 2-3528
stand "watch" In the towers,
doesn't a ton the airing Oeoree from
reporting regularly for his two
hour per week, "sky watch".
"That la the least I can do to
help prevent a aneak attack on
your land and mlnel I remember
Pearl Harbor. Do you"f
Dial 3SO or 3371 (or details on
how to become a Ground Observ
er. Make America proud of
you I
1
fli
ii
n
m
ft v i" x ls j r
DAY OR NIGHT
MOTHER WILL
GET GOOD SNAPS
WITH A KODAK
Deluxe FLASH OUTFIT
featuring the
KODAK DUAFLEX II
CAMERA
KOOAR f.8 Lent
P Y I
fl
NEW LOW PRICES!
With KODAR f.8 Lent - li AP
Wat 20.40 NOW 11.73
With KODET Lent 0 OC
Wat 14.20 NOW lJU
Wat 31.25
DELUXE KIT
Duaflex Hash Outfit
. NOW
Wot 20.40
NOW
2135
14.05
LEO'S CAMERA SHOP
836 Main
Exclusively Photography
Phone 2-3331
Suburban Flower Shop
has taken the gamble out of Poses
Buy censed rote butties, trow In the tree house. For Mother's Day
choicest varieties evoileele. 2.JO re 4.2S. Open Sundoy.
Phone till 3614 So. 4th St.
W: its
A A IA-, i'
ifMZl ssvi'i J555- '
wM S? m '
This mani n lorn, muy ptttkt ... no tobacco In ptxttot or puraot
i aaaain i eseasas.e.esssjsse. I
Snap open the pack... king size or rojojnlnr and enjoy
the cigarette with more vintage tobacco!
Only PHILIP MORRIS hat the new "Snap-Open" peek ... the faalesl, easiest opening
puck in the world! It's neat clean-convenient! Il't the result of years of research.
It's the greatest advance in cigarette packaging in SO years.
Youri at no extra coal! And only PHILIP MORRIS . . . King Siie and Regular . . . gives you
x more rare vintage tobacco than other leading cigarettes. Try a carton now!
X"
WASHABLE, JERSEY
BY. RITE-FIT
Exclusively Ours.
, Only '
1AI RiU-Fit't Wsrdrobs Tresiure . . . ip into lilt lightning. (It lack
.tipper) with fsihion's new features . . , fl.tt.rlnj kip pocb.ti ...
palenl belt . . . gentle skirt fullnaii. Nsvy, Black. Brown or Sr..n.'
. ..-. . . MS .
III. Rite-Flt'i Demi-Walit. Ch.ckipun w.it.i easily, limply styled with
sn slstlieiied wsiitbsnd tint edjuiti lo year every move and
ko.pi you tllm. Black, Nsvy, Sr..n or Red Ck.ck.d with While. I l
$5)95 Jr' sj
SIZES'
12 to 20
14Va to 2W2
mm
WUk3 r- Tl
Just arrived ia tinie for thii
event. Beautiful pastel coton,
whits, red In new iptino, and
summer eo.ti. Fleeces, Bouclei,
Swede Cloth. Sim I to 20.
SPECIAL SALE!
88
REGULAR 24.95 VALUES
ItfiMMCIfaTTtaV