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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 12, 1954)
WKDNKSDAY, MAY 12. HIM HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE TIIR EE HIGHLIGHTS AT KUHS lly (IINOIIH AIAHT. . 11m KU truck ti'iini ended llH MMIMIII llllt WCCKI'llU In Meufortl. Nrxl Ihcy will wo how tunny place In illrttrli't mifl atitlo competition, Tim Junior Chamber ol Com merce In attain MiwiiHoiing the teen aue Uilvliiu content, Mny 1(1 al Kl wunla I'ark. All aluiliinla who wlah lo enter tiiunt liavo ilrlvr-ra' I knu rl, or Iriirnitr'H pormlta. for dotioln aturirnlH alimild cuntitcl Mr, Mo Villi. Mr. lli'iideraliull or Mr. Vnll ncuur, ItrciultliiK ollli-era Irom t h e Army, Niivy, Murine Curpn mid I'flirrrtonlittlvPN limn Urn aelectlve acrvlce board anuke lo Junior mid apiilor bnya nlKttil vnrloua branrlien ol the nervlcn, diull, rrulalrallim procedure, tile. A lively iiueatloil mid iinawer period followed. Former Basin Resident Dies KOP.T KLAMATH Word ho hern recvived hero ol Uio drnlh nl l'urtluml, 'I'ueMluy nnuii, ul Voro N, Hmylitr, 61, who wan a former realdrnl of thin met. The Inmlly lived nround MihIoc Point about 30 years ayo and Hmylhe had wniked ax a mechanic In the foil Klniiuith Guraua In 1034. Hp wiut a brother ol the lata Oiuil Puun who died In 1051 and a brother-lu-law ol Clua I'atio ol Fort Klamath. Burvivura Include Hie widow, Yolanda; one duuuhtrr, Mrn. Dick Yvonne Kook and tier two fchll ill en, all ol Portland; a aimer, Mia. frank Leone, San Anselmo, Calllornu, Hmytlie had been employed by Hubert nrothera Trucking com pany lor luanv yearn. The family had Ireipieutly vinltrd at Port Klamath alter moving lo Portland. State Highway Bids Considered Word received Tuesday afternoon Irom Portland atatea the Oregon Male HiKhway Commliuilon Is con alderlng bids on M highway proj ect. Included In the low bid being rontldercd waa that ol the Asphalt Paving Company. Klamath Folia, lor Iho paving ol one hall mile ol atreeta in Merrill. The local con. tractora bid waa lid H60. Thin project is lor the paving ol eight blocks on heavily traveled atreeui. according to Mayor Robert wniker. ol Merrill. The new staving would atari Irom llllihway 39 al the intersection where the Pir-,t National Hank building atanda. go north lor three bloclta lo the Sharp Oram Com pany, near the Great Northern tracks, went two block, and south again Joining the highway al the In terwrtion where the Columbia Utll Itlea Company olllrea are located. Call for Ametko't Cllrla' League eloctloiia wore held 111 nl week. Margie Illlud waa tinmen to load the group neat year aanlftted by Jeanne Condrey, vice proKideul; Nadlue Wllkeraon, aec ralary.trcaaurer, Deal ol luck to them. I'ellcana Telerama, held Friday night In Milla audllurluin, waa a huge eucceaa. Tryoul lor uexl year'a rtully Hiual were held In Pelican Court Monday. Hludmita voted yenterday lor two boya and lour glrla. Keaulta ol the election are not out yet. The annombly committee elected for next year In: Joan rle, chair man: David Dellcr, Nancy "Warren, llrtty Juckeland, Dun Tauchur, Put Hinllli and Kloione Wuiimud, com iiillteemuii; Dim Uoyd, Viiiighu Bchmeck and Juhn Blinw, ex-olllclo inenilnira. Kay AniiMnod, Muljoile Illlud, Richard Clark, John Ellin, Dave I.aiidla, Oily Municll, Karen Port er, Vaughn Rchmeck, Reva Huell and Nancy Warren were choaen lor next year'a traditions commit tee. Htenngraphy girls who worked down town this aemeater were the guests ol the chamber ol coin mi rce and the Camp Plre 0 11 In lor a luncheon at the Wlncina Hotel Monday, May 10. I Pep pepper olllcera lor the com ing year were revealed at tlie an-1 mini banquet held May 5 al Jen-' r-u a. rrcniaciu Ann Henderson surrendered her gavel and pin to Carrie llellbronner. Carolyn Boyd, vice president, 'surrendered her whistle (lor marching i lo Betty Juckeland while Pat Collins turned over the secretary book and pin lo Reva Hncll. Carol Elliott turned over the Ireasurer'a book lo Kave Marshall, Alter presenting gills lo the advisors and out-going olllcera, Pat Collins presented gills to the outstanding junior and senior Pep Pepper. Receiving these awards were Kay Angstend lor the Juniors and dinger Marts lor the seniors. Benlnr Honor Society students Irom. all over the county were pre sent al the dinner put on by' the Rotary Club. Hpeaker lor the eve ning was Dr. William Odell ol Stan ford University. The Kraler sang Its swan song wlih the llnsl six page edition Fri day. May 7. Along with this aad newa comes Die good news. It came In the way ol a lelter from Taylor Publishing Company In Dal las, Texaa. The letter stated that the Klamath Union High School "El Hodeoa" will be mailed Irom there Friday, May 14. It won't be long now. DANCE Lonqell Volley Community Hall Saturday, May 15 9:30 p.m. - Music by THE THREE NOTES Lodiet 50c Gents 1.00 .... .......... r ,: w Hik ' , , . , Ajtis ill x .- f L this means Snap open the pack... king size or regnlnr and enjoy the cigarette with more vintage tobacco! ' Only PHILIP MORRIS hat the new "Snap-Open" pack ... the fastest, easiest opening, pack in the world! It's neat clean convenient! It's the result of years of research.. It's the greatest advance in cigarette packaging in 50 years. Yours at no extra cost! And only PHILIP MORRIS . . . King Size and Regular . . gives you irort rare vintage tobacco than other leading cigarettes. Try a carton now PMIp Moms yiiUagttCignntle ..JUA'e S 5n V tea H JTMaW i- r mi RUTH MOAK Heft), graduate of KUHS (hit spring, will be iponiored by the Hoipitel Guild, Chapter 467, Women of tht Moose, during three yean of nurse's training at Good Samari tan Hospital, Portland. She hat patted all tettt and hat been accepted by the hospital. She will receive her certificate of credit during graduation xtrcitet at the high school. Mar garet Wing, (right) hospital guild chairman, joined in 1 950, served as Moosehaven chairman in 1953 and has sponsored five candidates. She is a member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles Auxiliary, the Brotherhood of Trainmen Auxiliary and the Oregon State Women't Bowling Association. Photot by Miller-Williams Moose Sponsor Student Nurse The Hospital Guild. Womrn ol the Mooae Chapter 407, held a Chapter Night Program at Moose Hnll Tuesday. May 4. Changes were made In the regu lar procedure ol Uie lodge lo al low Dr. George R. Nicholson, noted Pathologist, to keep another ap pointment. Following Introduction ol Margaret Wing, Hospital Guild chairman, by senior Regent Kath leen Hepburn, Dr. Nicholson ws Introduced to Uie guests. The topic ol his talk was cancer, neoplasm, tumors, malignancy and various stages ol growth. 8 1 1 d e a were shown ol cancer In organs of the body, Tlie regular lodge meeting was called to order by Senior Regent Kathleen Hepburn. Following open FYOCK'S HARDWARE AND APPLIANCE SALE! GE REFRIGERATOR Model LM 9.S Cu. Ft. 90095 Reg. 449.95 NOW mm WW FYOCK'S na lorn, messy packs . , no tobacco BUBor MKfWLAM Anwicm't ing ceremonies. Mrs. TVIng was ov coited to the senior regent's sta tion and then presented the re mainder ol her program. Mrs. Wing Introduced Uie only member of her committee present, Nancy Ysncy. Jewel Shannon, violinist, and Jewel Larson, pluno accompnnist, were presented In "Gypsy Dance." "Love song" and "Ebbtide." The musical was arranged by Andrew Loney. musical director at Klam aUt Union High School. Ruth Moak. student nurse, whom Ue Hospital Guild. Women of the Moose Chapter 407. will sponsor while In three yeans training at Good Samaritan Hospital. Port land was Introduced by the chair man. She expressed her desire to 1001 Main Ph. 2-2518 In packet or purs I FineM Cigarette. Judge Refuses Circuit Judge David R. Vanden- berg relused again Tuesday alter- noon to order Uie district attor ney's oil Ice to turn over a conlcs- slon allegedly algned by Raymond J. Hodinet, reputed parlor house Sportsmen Plan Meeting The Klamath Sportsmen's Av aociatton will sponsor a work party at their new headquarters above Carl Prel'a store tomorrow night starting; at S o'clock. Those turning out to lend a hand are asked to bring picks and shov els, as there Is a water line to luy. A potluck dinner will be served. Interested persona should call Dorothy Brauner at 9718. 'Hie Association Is anxious for a good turnoqt as this Is the final puase 01 wura 10 oe oone oeiore the new clubhouse can be put In lull operating order. When completed the club facili ties will Include a rifle range and target butts, archery range, meet Ing house with full cooking facili ties and other recreational Installa tions. for further details contact Har vey Morgan at 2-1625 or Helen Onvls at 6103. major In polio training. The Hospital Guild chairman was escorted to the altar and presented a gill, a token of appreciation for her program. The Initiation of new members wus turned over to Ruby Bell, who substituted for the senor regent. Candidates Initiated in honor of the Hospital Guild were; Janice Pex, Jeanne Ounther, Helen Kelch, Jean Bcem and Haxel Click. Spon sors listed in same order were; Elura Bagley, Dorothy Hoppe and Doris Benedict sponsoring the last three. Refreshments were served to six ty guests In the lounges. Tables were decorated with pink and white dogwood, primroses and tulips. Non-committee members who as sisted in serving wens; Daisy Douglas. Lillian Carr, Alberta Himelwrlghl and Hazel Pulley. ft";-:"? 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Defense Attorney A. C. Ysden told the court 11 was necessary for him to examine the document In the hands of District Attorney Prank Alderson to properly pre pare for Bodtnet'a armed robbery trial slated for Monday. It waa Yaden'a second futile attempt to gain possession of the confession. Yadcn also said the statement was not proper In that defendant had been cut oil by the district at torney before he had a chance to fully answer some ol the questions put to him. "I know such things happen. ' Judge Vandcnbcrfe said. "When half a d07.cn law enforcement of ficers are standing over a defen dant while the district attorney Is taking a statement, he Is certainly at a disadvantage. "In my opinion.'' the Judge con tinued, "there should be a law '.hat no person could be required to fhake a statement to law enforce ment oflicers unless he Is repre sented by counsel." 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