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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 20, 1954)
TllllllSDAV, MAY '20. fM HERALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH KALUi. OREGON PAGE FIVE BASIN BRIEFS Altriid uiivriilluii Mr. (lid Mm. A, D. I Deb Addition mid iliiuuhlrr, Mmy Mmii'ril, I.ak.e aliur IJl Ivc, and Dorothea Unary litlt tilts inuriilnii (or I'm Hand lo attend Ills I'aclllo Northwest Newspaper Advertising Cxecutlvos As.risllmi nioiilliiK. Addlaon, as lliln vent's vice president, In In chnig ill the program, Also at tending Irum tlio llornld and Now ara ad manager J. A. McDonald and Mrs, McDonald. I'.va CiHik candidate In Friday's primary election lor tlio olllro ol oonnty treasurer, wishes II known that she Is no rolalion to any oth r candidate running tor olllc at this election. Kelurulug to Bun Francisco lust Bnturdsy alter spending his two weeks viii'ullnn with Klamath Falls Police (Jlflcor Warren Reece and Rebekahs Plan Saturday Meet Rebekahs returning from the (nth annual sesslup ol the Reuekah Assembly ol Oregon In Orants 1sss, Msy IB-IU 'JU. will comiilete plana lor Uie 31th annual conven tion of District No. IB slated (or Saturday May 29, at 10 a.m. In Klamath Falls. At the Urania Pass assembly, Impressive (lair raising ceremonies were conducted by 360 uniformed members of Patriarchs Militant and its ladiea auxlllarlea. Headed by Ma). Oen. Roy V. Terney of Pendleton, department command er of tlx Department Council of Patriarchs Militant and his offi cers, the ceremonies on the court house Iswn were open to the publlo and drew throniis of Interested Urania Pass clUwni. Another colorful highlight of Uie convention was Uie military forma tion of uniformed members of Uie two orgnnuations In a march from Die Redwood Hotel to Newman Methodist Church for special ser vices held for all convention dele gates at which the Rev. Frank E. Drown otliclated. - family, 18 Nevada, was Bob Mor ris, assistant iiimuiger of Stan dard Oil's student training station 111 Ban Frsuciscu, first week whs siient at Hud Water Springs, Death Valley, Culllornlu. Visits Nnvy Chief Dun Hanb spent Tuesday with his couslm,, C. D. and Peggy Long, lung Orngun, He Is en route to his new post in nun uiexo suer iiiiiny years sta tioned In Vermont whore Ills wile and children still live. Germany Pvt. Thomas Alvarez, son of Mr. and Mrs. Solh Alvarez. :ial Austin, recently arrived at SchwetriiiKcn, Ueimany, for duty with the 73i)th mutineer Compiiny. A supply specialist, lie entered the Army last June and completed ba sic training at Ciunp Huberts. t'losrd Oregon Slate Employ ment olllro will He closed all day Frldsy, Msy 11, because of the primary election, according to Cuy Barker, Manager. Bonanta Proceeds from Uie an nual Memorial Day barbecue at the Bonanza cemetery will go to the cemetery maintenance fund. Heel lor the barbecue Is being Inrnlshrd by Mr. and Mrs, W. D. Campbell. Do hl Do Club birthday psrly to night will Inaluie the culllnu ol Bruce Johnson, Santa Barbara, who la one of Uie pioneer cullers In thai ireo. The parly begins with BIRTHDAY PLYMOUTH, England Ofl Virglnla-born Lady Aitor, 1 1 rat woman member of the British Parliament, waa It Wednesday but described herself as "a rather aging 32." She told a reporter she, slopped having birthdays when she reached her 32nd. Arden Co. Opens Plant Arden products have announced the establishment Wednesday of a distribution center In Klamath Falls for Arden Ice cream and Llbby'a froien foods. . The locsl plsnl Is located at Klamath Ice and Storage Co., and Is managed by John Hloe. who formerly tracked products from Medford. lho new center will make possible direct trucking to Ktsmath Falls from Portland. There are already about IS Ar den distribution centers In the aiste, but only Uie one manufactur ing plant lii PorUsnd. Illne said Uie company found 11 more eco nomical to, truck products- than to handle smsll manufacturing plants. Illne has established permanent residence In Klamath Falls. Grange To Plan New Blood Drive Oranges of Klamath County will sponsor the next meeting of the Red Cross Btoodmoblle, June 21-23, In preparaUon representatives ol 10 subordinate grangea will meet tonight, 1:45 p.m. at the Red Cross headquarters to draft plans with Mra. Virginia Dixon, executive sec . retary and Mrs. Hugh Swaney. Klamath County blood program chairman. The truck will be at Bly one day and one day In Klamath Falls. H. T. Williams, Fort Klamath, Is master of Pomona grange that In cludes Uie subordinate units,- ' OTI Student Sentenced Dsn Pllklngton, 10-year-old OTI student, arrested with two Juve niles for the alleged burglary of a Cottage Orove country club, was sent lo the county Jail Thursday for 4.7'i days by District Judge D. E. Vsn Vector. The youth was found guilty on a chsrge of being a minor In pos session of liquor. Sheriff Murray Brllton also Is holding telegraphic warrants for Pllklngton and his alleged accom plices In the country club burglary. The other boys slso sre OTI stu dents. The trio was arrested by countv Juvenile officers and state llqu I Inspectors alter a large quantity of empty beer bottles waa found In one of the boy's room at OTI, Deputy Back ' From Oklahoma Deputy Sheriff Dal Reed arrived In Klamath Falls Thursday morn ing by plane from Oklahoma City wllh Drwey Rex Morelock, 35, wanted here on a child non-support charge, Morelock was In dicted by Uie county grand Jury. The complaint against him waa signed by his wife, Evelyn More-lock. You can buy a I monlhs auto In surance policy at redueed rates front liana Norland, (27 Fine HI. DO IT YOURSILP WITH lonortlt tcMcamaw MOITAI Mil MM MW sens tots a JUIT ADD WAtlt a polluck dinner at 0:30 wllh city officials as special guests. Danc ing will begin at 8:30 In the Do-BI-Du clubhouso at Uie airport. Horuius Women's Christian service aia holding a food aula at 111 owns Vurloty store In Bonsnxs, Muy 21, beginning at 10 a.m. 'the proceeds of the sale will go to the Uoiinnr.a Youlh club. I lee ted Danny Olvan, son of Mr. and Mis. Ernest (Jlvun, Bo- nnnr.n, has been elected president of the University o Oregon Law School. Danny graduated from Bo nanza, high school and served In the Navy before entering the Uni versity, V and Ills wife Doris live in Eugene. llosplUllicd Mrs, Betty Patter son, r24 North second, has returned to Han Francisco lor major surgery. Friends may send messages to her In care of University Hospital, Fourth Floor, Ward F, San Francisco, Myrls ( dandier -- daughter of Mrs. Charles L. Borough, Sprsgue River, received a perlect 4.0 grade point average (or the second six week period ol the second semes ter ut George Fox College, New borg. She Is a senior majoring In Eniillsh, having been graduated from Bonanza High School In Itto. Klamath County Farm Bureau Women' will meet, Monday, May 24, 1:30 p.m. at Joan's Kitchen at the Fairgrounds. All farm women are Invited.. , O.esl Books will meet tonight, l p.m. at the high school for a discussion of "Paradlso," of the Divine Comedy, by Dante Allgnterl. Leader will be Freeman Yount, New Von Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Douglas, San Francisco are par ents of a son, born May 13. The baby weighed 8 pounds and has been named Patrick Allen, Mrs Douglas Is the lormer Nancy Osy lord, niece of Mrs, Catherine Brumbaugh and a former resident of Klamath Falls. Teachers attending s two-week workshop In alcohol studies at Ore gon State College June 21 to July 2 will help prepare a manual pro posed as a teachera' guide for fu ture class Instruction on the effects m ruta uniaii'r.Ta ORS KNOW rot cmiouH of alcohol. ' - Charlotte Faasolt daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R, C. Passolt Jr., 260 Rogers, received a 3.53 grsde point sverage for the second six weeks of the spring semester at Oeorge Fox , D-FROST-O-MATIC Have Automatle Defrosting OA your vtnrnnx rafrtgarstor. fn.es. tot tnm trial, anon. Mas. 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