Herald and news., May 19, 1954, Page 3, Image 3

WEDNESDAY, MAY 11), 11)54
I1KRALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
BASIN BRIEFS
liinlllllim of Klamnlh Fullii
Aarieiiilily 07, Order t llnlnljnw
lor llll In, will 1)0 hold Htindny, May
itf, at the Mnnuulo Temple t 'J
li.iu. Itolxirln Wailo will bo In
Mailed iih Worthy Ailvlnor. Hhu In
tho diuiKlilor of Mr, mul Mm,
Klmnr Wiiilr, 419 North BlxUl
blrrrt. . Publlo In welcome,
Vlalle-Mra. Miuy Wclln, 9413
Vnlon, In vMtinit lirr cliiuuhtor,
Mm, Helm llutilirt n Uurna.
Tho 1,'aillra Auxlllary-uf VKW
IMS' will liiikl Its rnmilai' mcellnif
Tliurly evening, Mny 30, it'. Old
Klamalh Avenue. Member mid ol
intra mo uiitvd lo bs prenrnt,
Fenlmi If. Malirlreeently nv
almied a t-tilr-f of police al nonlx
and In n riiiullthito for slim ill of
Hlnklyou enmity. 1'rlmtiry clecllwi
be held nt Dun In on Juno a.
Civil Hcrvlio annoiniceit nn ex
rinlnallon for ft niUMUin aide. Ap
plication lormn mnv bo nm.uiod
from l.yim Probst, Window I,
Klamath Tnllft font Office.
(iulld ,lo Klrrt iiiriilbrm of Ihe
Women's Clulld of .Ion Lutheran
church will inrel Thumday ol
r.JO p.m. In Uio licime of Mm.
Erheidl nilnd, 6006 8, till Bt.
Number lu Call-lf you have
rununniio to bo picked up tor dona
tion to thi- CoiiKinantlounl Church
nnlo are 38HD, Mr. Homer Cnld-
ell, nnd 6MU, Mm. Outran Junen.
1io aulo will bo hold Friday 'nnd
flaturiluy, from 10 a.m. to n p in.,
In tho fellowship hnll of the
church.
C'anireiallonnl Cliuroh Bumlay
aervluc will bo held nt 0:30 In
mend of 11 n ni. bruimlnir Sun
day, Mny 'ill, nnd canllmilnif
Ihiouuh Uie milliner. Church nnd
Church School will bo held almtil
tnncounly nnd will bo out by 10:30.
A nurnery will bo provided.
Mayflower nnd Prlacllla Clubs
of tho ConureKnllonnl Cliurrh will
hold rununnxa oale Krldav nnd
lha fellowship hnll of Uio church
nt 3IM Onrden Avenue from 10
n.m. until 6 p.m. onch day.
Duo Today Lieut (Jri Stephen
I,. Slone In expected aboard the
1188 Dnrrell ncheduled to dork In
Ann Francisco thin morning. Mo In
the non of Mr. nnd Mm. I.. II.
Hlone. 634 North ElKhlh Hired;
nnd return homo from Ounm after
two yenrn In charge of the Fleet
Pont Ofllce.
VlilUlloit Dny will bo held nt
Fremont School for children who
will bo first cruder this full, Frl
dny, Mny 31, between one nnd
two o'clock. Children nhould bo
accompanied by nt lennt one par
ent. For further Inforinntlon cnll
Mr. Frnnk Fleet, 0308.
Vl.ltnr-Mm. Wlllnrd Mover. Al-
hnntbrn, California, In vinttlnn her
nlnlern. Mm. Henry Nlcol nnd Mrs.
Uuy Barton.
Jupo tho Boxer "who thlnlu."
owned by Drady Nnry l mill In
tho newn. Word reached Nnry Irom
Phllndelphls Umt tho story pub
lished hero nevernl weeks siio. had
been reprinted In pspcr In Uint
city.
Homo Mrs. May Gale. Lanftell
Vnlley and her (rranddaushter Mil
lie dale, who left hero In Decem
ber, to spend tile winter In An
ion, have returned homo. They
nlno spent some time In Mexico.
They experienced a cool winter In
Arltona thin year,
No Noon mooting of Uie Sorop
llmlst Club Una week. The mectliiK.
Instead will be a dinner meeilnft
Thursday, Mny 30, 6:30 p.m. at Uie
Wlnema Hotel when members
of Ihe Uond Club will bo uuoontnr
No pliiul nule Is lo be held as wan
previously pluuncd,
ImprovliK Louis Toucher, son
nf Mr. mul Mr. ,Loul Tuuclmr
Nr., In rocoverlnu at Good Bamnrl
tnu llonpltul, Curviillln, from re
cent major turnery. Timelier, hon
or student nt KU1IH, frcshmnii at
Uiriion Hlnlo Is mtijorlnif 111 chein
loul Piiuluooi'llik".' Ho won elected
this your i rlliima Chi mid to Hlii
mn Delta I'nl, nntlminl athletic hon
or noclety. lie will bo home Juno
13 to spend I ho summer with Ills
pureiils, , 1
Women -of Uonun.ii Community
Oliurch i lo ItoldliiK a cooked lood
sale-Friday, Mny 31, nt Uio Ho.
iinmui Vnrloly Stoic. Proceeds will
no to the lloiinuta Youth Cnub.
All Itrlirknhs of Prosperity
Lodiio No. 104 aro s.-kecl lo return
nil unsold tickets and stubs not
later Ulan Friday.
(.'orrrrlloll 'Hie Evergreen
NorthMde and the Juniper Gulden
Clubs will huve an Irln show In tho
exhibit building nt the fair
liroumls on Juno 5 Insleud of Mny
0 as published lu the Monday Issue
of tho Herald and News.
The Oreiim Stale Mother's Club
will meet Thursday, May 30 at
Joun's Kllchon nt the falrgroundn,
promptly al 1:30 p.m. to decide
on Uie recipient of this year's tui
tion scholarship lo a colleiio or
university, Tho (troup has tflven
VIA to Ihe Oreuon State Mothers'
Club scholarship In past yonrr and
aiialn this year but this will be
tho llrsl tuition scholarship ollrn-d.
Mrs. Lloyd Young will Inslnll the
now officers. Mrs. J. T. F.lmore.
president: Mrs? T. A. DeMeriltl,
Mnlin, vice president: Mm. L. K.
Reeves, Morrill, secretory and
Mrs. 8tewart Dny, treasurer.
I nhemlly of Oregon Mothers'
Club will meet nt 11 a.m. Friday,
May 31, al tho homo of Mm. Irving-
Burke, 1B34 Melrose. All mem
bers are urged to attend.
Chiloquin
To Vote On
City Funds
Clillcxiuln voters will cast Ihclr
biillots on a special city election In
conjunction with Friday's primary
on two nionnures In addition to
sliilo and couuty nieiisures,
Proposition HI calls for a ti ntisfi-r
(mm the surplus funds In the Chllo
qulu beer sloro fund to tho sow
er tlliiposnl plnnt fund of Unit city
lu tho sum of 10000. The funds to
bo used to complete tho bulldlnif
el nn adequate at-wagc dlsiwsai
plant to comply with state law,
Proposition 63 calls for tram-Ier
of funds from tho beer sloro sur
plus to the municipal water fund
111 tho amount of S10.000 lo bo used
In tho construction of additional
stornito fiicllllies.
Neither of the propositions will
increase taxes as uio lumis arc
alieady on hand. Tills method ol
completing the Jobs Is used to
avoid any bunded Indebtedness to
Uio city.
Speaking In favor of both pro
posals Hill Lorenn staled to the
public today:
"The money to bo used la on
PACE THROE
Students Held For Burglary
Three" 'OTt students. Including
two minors, wore In custody
Wednesday for complicity In a
bond and there will not be any
lux luuruiisc. chiloquin needs
lhef,e Improvements. The main
snwaeo disposal plant must be
dono to comply with slate law and
ll'o Ori-Kon mate Board of Health.
Finishing- the Job 111 one mere
roiitrncl Is Uio cheapest wsy to do
It Wo have had one half the
amount of this cost Invested for
several years, now the Job should
be completed."
The proposal to double the
amount ol water ntorano on the
hill Is a sound one and very neces
sary. There aro times In the mm-
mer when wo are so low on water
Mipply thai It is neither healthful
nor safe In case of a fire emer
gency." .
"You have helped us to accumu
late this money, now lot us spend
It to help you."
'JTie llrsl execution In. an electric
chair was In August 1890 In Au
burn prison. New York.
PO IT YOURSELF
VITH
PALMIST READING
will toll your pott, prtMnt onrf
future, leva, marriage, buiinon.
A csmpltle 15 lift rtsdinf for il
and Ihi, (f.
3804 So. 6lh Sr.
Hourll 10 a.m. lo 1 1 p.m.
o eoNcnrti Mil
.Q aMOITAIMIX
SAND Mil
on i. at
Jim
00 WA1II
LONG BELL LUMBER CO.
Main ti Sprinr I'b. 3144
Collane Orove Country club burg
lary in whlcb a large quantity of
liquor was stolen.
Loroy Pclklnglon, 10, and one of
Ihe minors are held by city police.
The third youth Is in custody of
juvenile autocrines,
County Juvenile Officer Fave
Blackmer said the alleged burglars
were arrosted alter officials at
OTI reported finding a large num
ber of empty beor bottlcn lu one of
Ihe boy's room at tho Institution.
Mrs. Blackmer and Btato Liquor
Inspectors Hartley Carlson and
Lawrence Link of Portland
searched the room and found half
a dozen bottles of whiskey, gin
and vodka and two cases of beer.
The, occupant of Uie room was
then arrosted. He made a statement
Implicating his two companions.
The boys are reported to have
driven to Cottage Orove during the
past weekend and broke Into
Olmld's Country Coub, The hinges
were removed from a door to gain
entrance.
The manager of the club reported
10 fifths of liquor, 10 cases of
beer and a large quantity of clg-
arets and candy were stolen.
Mrs. Blackmer said one of the
minora la it and the other la 17
PURE
100 Mills 49
Shop for and plont
ROSEBUSHES
any time when bought at
Suburban Flower Shop
Wi hove a nico selection growing in com
$2.50 to $4.25 eoch
3614 South Sixth Phone 8188
years old. The younger boy la
parolee from MaoLaron School lor
Boya at Wood burn.
am,
BORROW
CASH ON
YOUR CAR
OR TRUCK
(ay make pair) for or mt
ASHLEY CHEVROLET '
410 S. 6th M-443 Ph. 4111
Four KF Youths
Get Draft Call
Four Klamath Kails youths were I
Inducted Into Uie armed services
In Portland Wednesday, according
lu Mrs. Ted Case, chief clerk of
Uio Klamath Falls draft board.
The Inducteea are Albert Eldon
Wampler Jr., 33, Oaynor David
Huck, 31, Loroy Jackson, la. and
Pobort Michael Wood. 18.
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DARING, EXOTIC
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STARTING TUES.
MAY 18
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Wetd-Aihlond Junction
First Show 10:30 P.M.
' 22-ox. T-BONE STEAK
DINNER
. Salad
$000 Roquefort
Soup Mm Dressing
4 )0 P.M. to 10 P.M. Osly
Cscktelll Donclnt
KLAMATH FALLS fairgrounds
Nite Only at 8
FRI-MAY
21 SAT-MAY 22
TWICI DAILY 2 p.m. and I p.m. Doors opss 1 t 7 p.m. Pop. Priest
BIG FREE STREET PARADE SATURDAY AT NOON
SPONSOR! f IV JUNIOR chamber of commcrce
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