Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, May 21, 1954, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO HERALD AND NKWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OKEGON FRIDAY. MAY 21. 1054 IRW llil Ku rsr Friday Evening-, My tl OMfry Plieal CBS Glllatll rilhU ABC Im Grlfliili ABC Hit and Enrorts Election Rtturna " ' M 1 1:30 T:M 6:00 6:30 6:4 :00 0:30 10:00 10:19 13M 13 .OS Lowell Thomai CBS Election Return! Out Harriet ABC . Concert of Favorttea 10 p.m. Headllnea Election Returna Sign Off Newa Summary tlan Off EFLW -llMKo- FST Saturday, May 2t Early Bird Nru-i Alarm Clock Club Ride the Bui Mu.le Newl-Bklal Edition Charlle'i Roundup - Frank Con CBS - Coffee Time ABC Bill Shadel it the mi CBS No School Today ABC Space Patrol ABC Robert Q. Lewi. Star, over Hollywood CBS 00 r. os to :5S 1:00 7:1S 1:30 1:41 too 11:05 6:30 10:00 11:00 KleaMtn Fair. Omw AMERICAN CHINESE feeda at their but! n B. Lie, Mgr. tfc. U tm Ordera To Take Ox At Klamath Furniture Co. NEW! NEW! NEW! .YOU'VE NEVER SEEN ANYTHING LIKE IT BEFORE Tomorrow, comt and see Daystrom's new exciting, different Golden Bronxe! 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Saturday, May ZZ :30 Wake Up Shew 7:3) World Nwi 7 Lawrence Walk Orck. g 09 Polka Party 1:30 Newa ast Uantovant Ore a. :0 Pop Symphony 30 Small Fry t ea Teen Age Book Pared lo o Newa , 10:05 Mr. Mugftna Rabbit lt: Music la the Modem Meed 11:06 News. . .This Rhy Uuua Ag tl: Serenade in Bid lim Noon Prayer 11.00 SporU Nwa 12:0ft Lake County News 12:1 Modoc News 12:15 Neon News 12:30 All Ttm Hlta 1X31 Through the Year 1:00 Faro Forum 1:15 Modern Mood 1:30 All Tim Hit l:U Western Caravan 2 0 News SporU - 2.15 Sunset Trio ' 3:30 Lutenera Chele 4.03 News 4:0ft Frank Devol Preet 4-30 Seotltcht on a Star 4:41 Flying Tims 5:15 World Newa FUssl 1:00 WalU Tim SJ0 Sign Off aUUTV--.MEDFOED CBBBBtl S Friday, May 21 3:20 Devotions 3:30 On Your Account 4:00 Feminine Fanciea 4:30 Val Rogue Shew 5:00 Uncle Bill Show 5:30 Super Circus 0O Cavalcade ol 8 porta :4S Mobilga FighU 7:00 Rogue Bod and Gun Chib 7:30 Southern Oregon Beundtabi 9:00 My Friend lrma 8:30 Election Returns -de Musi 10:oo Weather 10:05 News I ' - 12.00 Sign Off Satarday, May it 3 20 Devotions 3.30 Faith for Today 4:00 Angus Bowmer 4 30 Western Theater 5 30 Melody Wrangler! 00 Tbat s May Boy C.30 Spot Light en th Y 7.00 Jackie Gleason 5:00 Amateur Hour 8:30 Break th Bank ft:M Beat Theater . iDoublt ratu 11:40 News . . . 11:45 Weather 11:50 Sign Off 0OITYOURHLP " WITH Tor Aar Xiaalms Coomta y9 eeNCSftiMii MOITAI Mil ' SANS Mil 1 jtnr AM WATtt L0N6 BELL LUMBER CO. Mala Sprint Th. 1144 rtuonably priced frame that If 4y! In I RON LOWELL. KLAMATH FALLS, i being presented with th. Outstanding Athlete award by acting athletic director B i It--Bowerman, left. Lowell was given the award on his achieve ments in athletics, scholarship, leadership and eitiienship on he University of Oregon campus. Conservation Klamath County elementary and high school students who partici pated in this year's conservation program on "Forests," are recolv in recomltion this week. The year long project ts designed to acquaint siuaenis kiui m vm ol lorests to this country, to ap preciate the needs of forests II Ihey are to be perpetuated; to ex perience forestry activities: and to realize the responsibility of every one toward forest conservation. This is the fifth year that an attempt has been made to give conservation cducatton real mean ing in the schools of the Klamath County District, tn past years, stress has been laid on other nat ural resources. The program included work on scraphooks, essays, charts, speech contests, collections, field trips, and other work pertaining to the subject. Chiloquin 7 8 grade students, radio division, talk on "Forest Con servation," was considered b y judges to be the outstanding skit presented. Taking part in "Sim ple Sam, the Conservation Man," were Moralee Griffin. Henry De laoey. BUI Anderson, Myrna Kens- ler and Jerry Collins, This com petition was at Malln March s. Others given high ratings, were Malln. with "Forest Helpers": Merrill. "Timberland Court": Hen ley, "Setting the World on Fire" and Altamont, "Daddy's Ups and Downs." Senior high school students par ticipating In a panel discussion. "How Can the Problems of Forest Conservation Be Met?" Which was also held at Malln were: Nelda Hale, Bonanza, chairman; Carson Miller, Bly; Flo Johnson, Malln; Yvonne Testerman Conner, Mer rill; Errol Hatcher, Chiloquin; Wal- ly Corey, oucnrist: Kaye Robln ette. Henley: and Katherine Dear born, Bonanza. In the ail-county essay contests, judged by "Jim" L. O'Donahue. Klamath County naturalist, Robert L. Cooper, forest supervisor and LOOK! HALF-SIZER! try !!&,. tnkftf RIGHT for half-size figures ritfht for summer days and it's Just right for the coolest cotton you can find, tio lilting problems. Sundress and bolero are proper tloned to fit and to flatter the short, fuller figure. Sew this nowl Pattern 0360: Half Sizes IV, , Wi. it", 20', 22', 24',. Size W2 ensemble 43 yards 35-iiich; yard contrast fabric. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete Illustrated Sew Chart shows you every ctep. Sena tnirty-uve cents in coins for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for lst-clnss mail ing. Send to Marian Mnrtln enre of Herald and News, pattern Dept., P.O. box 0740, cnicago 80 ill. Print your name address, zone; size, style number. r 5l I vA J' ' ii r x 1 1 9360 A MVi 24VS I'V.IW. Program Held Ruth King, Herald and News fifth and sixth grade division win ners were: First Chester Emery, grade 6, Gilchrist: second Pamela An derson, grade S, Gilchrist and Da vid Brumback, grade 6. Falrhaven. In the 7-8-8 grade division. Amy Louise Kerr, grade 7, Falrhaven, took first: Judy Odham, grade 9, Gilchrist, 2nd and Delbert Powell, grade 8, Keno, third. Tenth grade winners were all from Gilchrist, Including Tommy Larson, first: Betty Barber second, and Sue Graham, third. Oilchrlst and Henley divided the 11th grade division. Jane Braater, Gilchrist taking lirst place; Kay O'Donahue, Henley second, and Michael Harris, Gilchrist, third. Twelfth grade winners were Dick Aents, Chiloquin first; Zola Hagcr, Gilchrist, second and Louie Jordan, Ollchrist, third. Educator Blasts Teaching Method THEDFORD, Neb. Ifi-Educntor Dale D. Welch told the Nebraska Sandhills Cattle Assn. meeting he viewed "with alarm" what he termed the lack ol discipline in modern' education. "Wo spend so much tlmo try ing to understand the rising gen eration, when above all they rwed Ilrm discipline." Dr. Welch, pres ident of Hastings (Neb.) College said. "Genuine teaching takes place when you have great teaching in an atmosphere conducive to learn ing." he said. "I find myself un able to believe that tho best at mosphere is one in which the stu dents vote each day on what Uiey shall do on that particular day." Joe Louis Faces Traffic Warrant NEW YORK IfPI Former heavy weight champion Joe Louis has been informed he will be arrested if he does not appear here by May 28 to answer six traffic tickets. Chief Magistrate John M. Mur tagh signed a warrant of arrest yesterday for use against the for mer light king if he doesn't show up by then. Louis' address was given as 2100 McDougal St., Detroit. A fJtaDAILY TOO P M. TONIGHT ONLY1 mm f2mA tKHwcoioi JMieeoaMiiiirimi SATURDAY ONLY! I ALL THE vtafjj. 1 J Fill OF j THE WEST iaWjn A COttoiiA Ptttutf 1 imm i aaaiaaaaaawaaai CART RIDES If K r FO" THE ' imaaagae KIDDIE! ADULTS NOW 50t Yoman Takes An annolntmrnt to Iimi for no- lores Bracken. Klnninlh County Home Extension audit, was t-ou firmed this week by the Mi'itr SACRED HEART NOTEBOOK By lll ATItU H WALSH Filial cxnms were ulveti yrstoo day and today. Nest week will ro the completion of Uio year's scho lastic activities. Bfnlor.1 will ptactU-o for their graduation on Monday and Tuexiiuy and will attend Ma.ss and receive Holy Communion as a class 1irsday morning, uruuuutiou services v. ill be at l.AQ p.m. Tuesday evcnlim In Bncreil Heart Chinch, gclvjlar ships will be presented and awards for cltKenshlp, religion and scholar ship will bo iimkI". " ' r o "I the exercises the students will mnk'o a floral offering at Our Lady's altar. ImmedlutHv . lllowli),? ttu-t r. re ceptlou will be held for the grad uated and thrlr friends in Die 8acred limit auditorium. Members of the Junior clu.-s will serve. Lettcrmen awards were given out at a fpeclnl meetlnu. Tho.ie who received awards were: niclimd Wlckllne, Plill Collins, Juhn Dil'uy. John Vundenbuig. Ronnie Cram blet. Alfred Resluato, Bill Snider. John Ely, Louts Brown, Gary Thill. Jim Holland, Bob Axel, Dlno Reglnnto and Roiivr Selberl. Al fred Reglnato and Bill Snider re ceived Trojan heads for nblllty im provement, cooperation and gen oral good sportsmanship'. In addi tion. Bill also received the highest athletic award of the year. A trophy given to the most outstand ing all . around athlete. Girl s Lelteimen received sever al new members- Mary Jo DrBell, Colleen Llnehan, Rosalie Plnelll, Barbara Young, Theresa Profit, Cora Letlike, Laura Jean Hurley, Jeanne Chin, Charlotte Noble, Flrtn Dal Brol. Phyllis Patsch and Bar bara Campbell. A Cardinal, high est award available lo girls In ath letics, was given to Kathleen. Car rier. Eleven members of the Chimes staff received certificates and gold pins of membership in the Quill and Scroll, an international organ isation for high-school Journalists. OOORS OPEN :30 ENDS TONIGHT! TttaT I Tanks til TOMORROW! IIATTIE toTOWII DENMS MORGAN 4vO m itijpiii- Adults SOc Kiddiei 20c , TO SIC 24 STARTLING HOURS WITH MtN AND fiteffW WOMEN AT THi CROSSROADS $f THIIR UftS I M-G M's Tremendous, 10-Star Dramatization of the Best-Selling Novel ! NOtOCN,. Tarr u4 numlM ywrn raw W r J : T JTAnwrcn., jgSII ai Mtmnmr I caatan'l rut I V asaj out a ttrdi V ;aJ aniall CJtidtM... rr -h, ' : 1 tiiasla- I CM SSf abskeiafl), I Jf j j auaBa iiaalall m auaV ' m iinPinivii IjT J fOOVOlAS. Nt Ml pertly iHaJ IWtfaasaWsliTlJ , acraajryl BIG SHOTS AND BLONDES! LOVE NESTS! SCANDAL! INSIDE STORY OF SHEET LOVES Iranian Post East- Foundation. New Yolk Oily. Miss Bracken, employed 111 the local oil Ire of home extension for llio past two years, will leave early In July by air lor New York, hunt thcro the will fly, via Scan dinavian Airlines for Tehran. For the next two years he will hnvo n supervisory Job as teacher- trainer over a ao-miie radius DOLORES IRACKEN around Mamazan naar Tehran. .Miss Bracken Is a graduate ol Oregon Stale College. Prior to coming here she organised the homo economics department foi the Oregon Falrview Home lot menially deficient children and spent l'i years In Germany aa a recreation director for Army spe cial services. She will be on leave from Oregon Btalo Collego during her trip abroad. Her home is In Monmouth. THEFT LONDON U1 John Neville, 31- year-old pay clerk, admitted in court Thursday he stole 48 pounds 11128.80) from the firm he worked for and used It lo buy stock in the company. 1) t aT I f X 1 aM H - I rrrmKIDDIFA UUjy SHOW! -FREE TICKETS -FOLLOWING MERCHANTS Imil'l Sgper Market th 4 Pine 'Suburban Drug Ca. 1S0 Sautli lt Suarler Tray Laundry ft Cleamn 400 S.. eta 21 Klemetk lait Side Pharmacy 101 I. Main St. Schiifman Suaareiart 3801 Altamaat Dr. i r ill i starring Vllliam HOLDEN June ALLYSON Barbara STANVYCK Fredric MARCH Walter PIDGEOU Shelley W NTERS Paul DOUGLAS Louis CALIIEI.il wnhDEAN NINA JAGGER FOCH ' TIM CONSIDINE DOOItO OPIN e o P.M. LAST 2 DAYS! ami JONES 06ART 10110BUCIDX tDeceVnennv its SUNDAYH Itttrl lt la IHUK dujHOJfJd8 20 f.30 SHOAL ATTRACTION! tales of robin hood' Ml Davit RkMlsId 2SS1 South elk Shaap Sthulue . Sarvlta Stallaa Main 4 Spring The lit "Y" Market 4710 Sa. 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