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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 10, 1954)
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON pace nvr Mlartlntf srhnnl ( Altamnnt Tr.lo.l July 13-17 at Seattle. three weeks In May. He la a cook In Co. B of the Uth Engineer Com bat Battalion and entered the BASIN BRIEFS mentary School this fall will be held el the school on Wednesday from ( a.m. until noon, with doc tors and dentiaia on hand. For f ' v v '-i y 5' . 1 1 g ' -- y.T il Scholarship award In forestry! under the Max O. Tucker Schol army In January, 1063. . . arship Foundation of Oregon In the amount of I10O0 will go to Wal lace N. Corey, senior at OHchrl.it High School. He will attend Oregon State College. He la the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Newell Cory, Cres cent, At Fori Lewis Pfo Leonard Louslgnent, Merrill, will .partici pate In Exercise Hill Top at the Yakima Firing Center the last ('harlra. 7-year-old eon of Mr. freshment will be served. Parent cud patrons will meet WediiCMtay, May 12, at the Little Theater. A Style ahow will be put on by the homo economics depart ment with atudenta modeling their own work. Meeting at 7:30 p.m. transportation phone 1505 or 3344. f'pl Hilly Barber son of Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Barber, Merrill, has volunteered for airborne train ing at Fori Campbell Kentucky. Furniture Market for the Northwest Furniture Manufactur ers' Association has been set for unci Mr. Wayne Galloway. TiMi fill Hammond Or fan Lerfl lug wk pUnti tn IhU Mr of ffHk Benl Itttl pltno. KttiUI Mr anna lea Charti Off Hiidi'lilli,. In in the Klamath Val ley Hospital for aurucry. 4lulili,.,r U'urb.linn VL'Ill b hold TuoHday ul 0:30 a.m. el Moore Park by the Undiifahip Training Council. UiIiik aack lunch, cup, iipuun and pockel knlle. LOUIS H MANN PIANO CO. Preschool tilnlt for children 120 No. 7th Mr: Jnhii Mlallcr aHuUant miiimuor of the Klamath County NurmiiH Home, wwhea to exprpua the thaiikn ol the women at the cio in j. dlllc;, MONDAY, MAY 10, 11)54 :SUMM lyre DBB W J A LOT OF PLANNING muit bt dont'-to accommodate the 1500 Moon expected to converge on Klamath Falli (or the 23rd annual Oregon State Mooie Aitociation Convention to be held June 18, 19 and 20. The general convention committee includes Ueeted, left to right I N, S. Hepburn, welfare committee chairmen; Bill Milli, governor; Roger Wright, general chairman and (trending, lame orderl, Ray Sleight, properties committee chairmen: Vic DouqUi, mom. berihip; Ruitell Feirchild Jr., convention tecretery; Vane Celey, progrem; C. C. Chepel, ad. vertiiing. Highlights of the convention will be a barbecue the night of the 20th at the fair Marines Plan Oregon Unit Tor turther Information Scmranl Sunt. conlaci home for the bednldc ru from the ladle ol Toketce Llona Club; cor arnica from Job'a Daimhtora, cro chet, tbrciid, llowcrn, candy, cook lea and jjlanla from many Indlvi. dualH and membcra of church Kroupa. Beta Klinia Phi will aponsor a ruiiunno aule Friday and Batur day, May 14 and 16, from 9 a.m. to i p.m. at 22b Houth Sixth, next to Dick Wollcr'a Tavern. CnrrrrUnn throuith error, It was .sluled that Hhcrman Carter nam; at the April mectlnic of the DAR. John Carter was the soloist. Orange Meetlnn The followl.is liranneii are Invited to attend a vis itation nlKhl at the Lost River UraiiKe, Olene, May 12, at 8 p m.. Poo Vullcy-Mldlnnd, Merrill and Mulln. Mm. Virginia Dixon, secre tary of the American Hed Croas. will be KUest npeaker and Henry HenrlckKon, state deputy and stetc vouth chairman, will be there alo. VLsltliiR granites will put on the lecturers program. Portluck re liana Norland Sit Pine HI. Fire Inaurance. Major W. r. Hlmlik, command Iiik olllcer of the Marine Corp recruiting service In Orman, has annoiineed that plans are now under way to lorm the 3rd Oregon Denver Platoon. This platoon will be ba.ed upon llie two previous units, the ln.il of which complcled recruit tritininif dining tho past month. According to detail of the plan the null mil be coinpoard of inch school giadiiales who are now completing their final semester. Arrangements are being made lor the platoon, which will consist ol 74 volunteers, to be sworn Into l!ie Marine (Torps on June 11, poil:ly diiruiK the Portland Hose Kestlvil In Multnomah stadium. Prior to their deputure on the following day the men will take part In the tone Irallvnl parade. Technical Sergeant Keith L. Sun":. local Murine Itecrullcr, stales that any men who are In terested hi Joining the Marine Corns v illi Ihl aelecl group should cow nrt him to Insure thai spot will be reserved lor them. He Is located In the Klamath t-'ounl) Court House. r Sergeant Bant also adds Uiat the Marino Corps Is now i accepting young men for two year enlist ments. Any young man between the agea of 17-31 and providing he has no more than one depen dent may qualify for Immediate enlistment juder this program. 2-Way RILIIF far Dry Eczema Itch Whrrt Itrhlni fwrtiiu du to Uric ol nturl ktn tit, Kruno) Ointment fit quick fflifi. Air tn Unohn. it otU nd oftene 4ty kin itt el: miMkenU tooihc foty itchini. 2.V.v tclir. llui brini loni-Uitin com for Look For This Sign PLBum PRinTS -A. .vsvKlnl I I I.I.I! i 1 . 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