WKDNKSDAV, JUNE 2, 11154
IIKRALD AND NKWS, KLAMATlf FALLS, ORKOON
PAGE SEVEN
BASIN BRIEFS
Kni'h Member uf tin Fori
Klmnnlh o. I. Club la Baked Ui
bring wrapped orltclo to be told
(or (0 conM al Hie Willie elephant
sale to bo held it tlia regular nirrt
lnK of Uie Olvlo Improvement Club
Friday nltoruoon, Juno 4.
l.adlca o( tlio Itiilh Circle pro
vided proKiiini lor the y r ti t r 1 1
mcelliiK ol llio Tulelake Commun
ity autld held lit 1:30 todny at the
Presbyterian Church. lloMnaaeii
were Knlellr drove, I'lirUo Lew
rente and Dorothy 1'alnier.
Civil Nrrvlr announcri an ex
amination lor substitute clerk to
(III vacam-lra III Uie port olllce at
Malln. Applicant!) mutt actually
live within Iho delivery ot that post
olllce. Apphcntlona Miould be llled
Willi Iho director, I lilt U.S. Civil
Service It e 1 1 o n, federal Olllce
Bulldlm, Seattle i, Washington,
Immediately.
Mists ( onfrrrnro 16 homemak
Ins teachera have registered to at
tend Iho 10(4 annual Mate confer
ence of Oregon Homemaklng.
Teachers to be held June 9. 10,
and 11. at Colllna Hall, Willamette
University, Halem,
l:rrrlf Hill Top Army M
Silt. Benjamin II. Derby Jr., 31,
whose parents llvo at 130 Wocus,
participated In Operation Hill Top
near IHlml, no la s wire upec
atlons chief In the 44th Signal Com.
psny at Port Lewla.
Dcleistrs have been chosen
from Oreiion to attend the Paclllc
Regional Meetlni of Future Home.
makers to be held In Logan, Utah,
July 50-33. Janet Smith of Orants
Paas and Myrtle Pederson of Eu.
gens were selected st a meeting
held In Bslem earlier wis spring
Violation at OTI Tlie 140 high
School seniors from M Oregon high
schools that vuilted OTI during vis
itation weekend received a write
up In Hie Vocational Oregonlan,
quarterly publication of the Oregon
Stats Doara oi Education.
r.ierrli Mill Top Army Pvt.
Clifford M. Bush, 31, son of Mrs,
Grace Williams, Lekevtew. partlcl
paled In Exccrctae Hill Top near
Yakima. He Is a member ol the
44th Signal Company at Fort Lewis
and aUended Oregon Bute College
before entering the army last Aug'
tut.
Cancelled The Tulelaks Oar
den Club flower show, scheduled
for Saturday, June 6 has been can
celled because of the recent hard
Ireeses.
Home Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Bell, pioneer residents of Tulelake
and Klamath Falls, havs returned
home from Phoenix. A r I s o n t.
where they spent the winter, Bell
pioneered the msnufscture of po
tato equipment in tne mieisse
Trio will bowl tonight, 1:10 p.m.
at Lucky Lanes Bowling Alley
Lravlnf Mrs. Anns Burr,
Omaha, who has been the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. King ol tne
Merrill Hlghwsy and Mr, and Mrs
It T. Jester, Ashland, will leave
Thuradey for San Franclaco, Los
Amelea. Ssn Diego and other
points before returning to ber borne
July 1, - .
Ooeats Mr. and Mrs. Ed
nurchatorf. The Dalles, were week
end guests of Mr. snd Mrs. Charles
Foster, Whits Street.
Visitors Mrs. Al Nsvarelte snd
bsby son, E u g ( n e, have been
guests at the Rome ol Mrs. nava
relle'a no rents. Mr. snd Mrs
Vance Vsupel. Mr. Navarette Is
manager of the Thrift Department
Ol tne Big Y Msrsei in augene.
First Presbyterlsn Church Sun
dsy services will be held st B:M
a.m. only during June, July and
August. Sunday School will con
ttnue at :30 a.m. Trie two services
at 1:30 and 11 a.m., will resume
In the fall The young people's
group win not meet during we
summer.
From Fort Bldwell lor the
weekend were Mr, snd Mrs. Jack
country and (or several year's op
erated a manufacturing plant on
.South Sixth.
Iirmrovlnr Mrs. Karl Gentry,
Tulelake, Is making a satisfactory
recovery from recent major aur
gery in Klamath Valley Hospital,
Tonight The Women's Bowling
conley and family, guests at the
Wlnema Hotel.
California visitors In Klamath
Falls over Memorial Day weekend
were Mr. and Mrs. llarlcy Richer
eon snd Inmlly, formerly of Klam
ath I'slla, now of Berkeley, and
Mrs. Gladys Tslbert, Sacramento,
loriner resident of Klamath Falls
also. All were registered at the
Wlnema Hotel,
'
sngrll Valley conmiuiilly Is
giving a beuellt douce June 6, at
the Lorella hall to complete pay
ments on thf gas heat uicd In the
hall. Mutle will be tarnished by
the Three Notes and dnncuig stsrls
at p.m.
VI. Mora Mr and Mm. ft a r I
rCwtni Portland, were houaeuueats
of Mrs. Gwlnus sister. Csrniel
llartlti. Kmin IlluliU'm' Tint V.w.
Inga plan to visit In Liikevlew and
Summer Lake before returning
home,
Odd Fellow Reception A re
ception for Grand Patriarch Her
belt Munaell, will be held at the
Fremont School auditorium, Sat
urday, June t, at g p.m. Rebekahs,
Odd Fellows snd friends are cor
dially invited.
Meeting The Zlon Lutheran
Women's Christian Guild will meet
Thursday cvcninu al the home
01 Mrs. Blaine Freel, 35J0 Oettle,
at 1:30 p.m. Charlie Mack, Klsm-
am Flower Shop, will present a
demonstration on (lower arrange
ment.
la Hospital Early Arani. Klsm-
sth Bssln pioneer Is In Hillside
Hospital lor medical care and vis
itors art permitted.
Takea Position Arlene Brslller.
daughter of Mrs. Erma OeRue,
1117 Main, haa mwntlit twittlllnn
with the Willamette Valley Lum-
oer company, Portland, following
her graduation Sunday from Lin
Held College with a Bstcnelor ol
Science Degree.
Vlaltera here for thn
Of Pst Tsvlor. from KIIHM in
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Msrk
Tsylor Jr., Wspato, Washington;
r grsnopsrems, Mr. snd Mrs.
Msrk Tsylor Sr.. Laramie, Wyo
nuns: her sunt, Mrs. Kenneth
Purdy also of Larsmle; another
sunt snd uncle. Mr. mnrl u,.
Frank Kosl, Centralis, Wash. The
pnior i syiors are on an extended
trip and will see lour ol their
grandchildren graduate this spring.
Youth Fined By
Commissioner
CRATER LAKE Bobby Lee
Whlsensnt, , of Phoenix, Orenon.
wss lined lit In a hearing Tues
day before Frank Van Dyke, U.S.
commissioner, st Medford.
Whlsensnt hsd been srrested
8undsy evening st Crater Lake
Nations! Psrk on a disorderly con
duct charge by Ranger Paul D,
Turner. None ol the rest ol his
psrty wss cited.
flny I" "'
$ti&Am Mm
THE KEEP OREGON GREEN ASSOCIATION honored" the
Herald and News for its part In the campaign yeiterdsy when
Joe LsClsir (right) presented this handsome plaque to Ott
Ellis. Herald and Nawi reporter. The awards, signed by Gov
trnor Patterson as president of the association, are given for
outstanding service in supporting the Keep Oregon Green.
The Herald and News has long been interested in this field,
end pledges to carry on the fine work.
Tulelake Bank
Officials Named
TULELAKE Appointments of
manager and asslstsnt mansger of
the Tulelake Branch of Bank of
America have been announced by
B. Clark clse. president of the
statewide financial Institution.
Kenneth G. Clarke, asslstsnt
mansger since 1648, hss been pro
moted to the msnagerlal post, suc
ceeding Hugh Mullln Jr., who goes
to the woooisna orsncn ss msn-
ager.
New assistant manager Is Ray.
mond J. Crlder, with the bank since
I K36, In various capacities In Ssn
Francisco, Rio vista. Cloverdsle,
Vsllelo, Uklsh snd Knight's Land.
lng. At the latter location he served
ss msnsger (or the last three
years.
Clsrke Joined the appraisal de
partment ol the Bank ol America
In 1940 and has been associated
with the brsnch st Bskersfleld
prior to coming to Tulelske three
yesrs ago. He Is a native of
Bishop, California, and a grad,
uate of the University of Csllfor.
nla.
There's litrgj Fee st
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U.S. Sends Honduras Aid
TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras I
The United states stepped up mili
tary aid Wednesday to Honduras,
southern neighbor of Communist-
Influenced Guatemala and a po
tential ally In blocking any Red
move toward the Panama Canal
U. 8. Army Col. M. C. Shatluck,
chief of the U. S. mIMtary mission
In Honduras, lined up a training
program 'or oflicers of a new 800
man combat battalion to be
It waa learned Guatemala wss get
tins arms Irem behind the Iron
Curtain. . . .. -
whipped Into shape.
The Honduran war minister.
Oen. Leonidas Ptneds, announced
the United 8lates la sending more
arms and tanks lor the outllt.
Shattuck aald his staff would be
gin training officers and non-coma
(or the battalion at once.
Pineda said the additional arms
are en route here by ship to sup
plement weapons airlifted from
the United States last week after
DEFENSE BILL
TOKYO The Diet Wednes
day completed action on two do
(ense bills and brought Japan a,
atep closer to having an army.
GteairoO cano
WITH 0"H
HOUSING UNITS
HEIDELBERG, Germany tfl
U. 8. Army headquarters ssld
Wednesdsy approximately 10,500
new housing units (or Army and i
Air Force personnel are under
construction ss the armed serv
ices push ahead their housing pro
gram In Germany. About 11,600
additional housing units are
planned.
New Treatment Set
for Blemishes Gets
Unusual Results
Now you cm do lomtlhlni
hour tht heartache oi punpUi!
In rcctnt test, lrtdini tkta .
doctor Iffitrd Irrni ind idulu
with tht new 1uy Mfdicitf
Anti-Blemiih Set,
lif lepocti "quick, rairkd
tnprovtfTVemt in nott caian")
Bttckhcadi and pimple ( acaa
dried up; often diiapptared.
M any itubbom caies rttpondcdl
Takn OtJy Mlmltt A Day
Vim. cteante with TuuyCrcamy
Matque. It remove ouitide and
iiinmadt utme. It bet1 pa akin
purify ttitli; coniaint new on
derdni llejxachlorophcne.
Hide rimpWt
U hlle ll Help Heal Hum
Neit, um Tuuy Medkated Lo
tion. It'a non-otly, and akin-coU
ortd . . . hides pimplrt whila It
worki to dry them upl
IWf suffer anoihtr dcfl Gl
Ihit tmating Tutry Mtdican
Anti'Btimtth Ul today. Only $2
tax Itte, AT
Currin's - for drugs
ft tjnal Malt. frwiM 2-1475
YOUR CLOTHES
LAST LONGER WITH
PROPER BLEACHING
It's the scrubbin' and rubbin' that wears
out clothes on washday!
Vfpen you add Pirux Liquid
Laundry Bleach as jem wash
water, far Jew waahinf, actioo
is necessary. Grouod-ia soil is
temjved (rata shift cuffs and
collars, itom childna't dothea
and work clothes with much
lest wear on the fabric)
But be sure yeas we Puibx,
the only bleach made by the
exclusWe Intrafil Process.
Purbx is safe becaust it'a pure.
Used as directed, PUIBX will
hitf your dotheg white tod
ins. seaea ease., lis., as
bright, sweet and sanitary .. .
and make them actually 71
No need to wait until clothes
are dingy and stained before
you bleach with Purex. Mil
lions of women now
use it tvtty utsb
dy. Try it!
PUREX.
LIQUID
LAUNDRY ILEACH
aan. eaur.' taeaaa. aa.
Ke if from me... Mjtj
MN-M'MMUIE MIU
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BEOPiE TO A
HAPPY
Ml
Calm yourself when you feel like shooting ycur mate or beotinej the kids. Relax! Get
out of the house and join the crowds at our store. You'll be) among friends many of
them your neighbors, likely who enjoy shopping hero for all their food needs. And
you'll go home feeling better for you can be sure you've had tha bent selection in. good
meats, produce and groceries. Jim Crismon - Please Note.
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EKSZssZKamxaKKaHU U A-l U if. Il u BBS U l
-"-fwvriri7TrrT
UUnOfJ STEAK
Rib or Loin f "'. 4V .
MUTTON CHOPS 3 Si
Veel Shoulder .
STEAK
mi
"ft A mJ "fteS"
RID STEAK
BUY-LOW
VARIETY TOILETRIES
8 Cup Aluminum
Percolator - 98c
a Pad Assorted
SCRATCH PADS . 10c
Big League
BASEBALLS -25c
U. S. SUB POST
OFFICE
SAVE TIME
Hartex
Kounty Kist
Cream Style
No. 303
Green Beans 225
225
15
225
CORN
TOMATOES
PEAS
Stockton
No. 2Vi tins
Market
No. 303 tins
EGGS
I Van Camp's Grated
Grade "AA" Med.
FRESH LOCAL
Dox.
45' I TUNA
Hut
25
Gerber CEREALS 2 29'
White House
I Meco Sliced
COFFEE - 95c Pineapple--- 25"
STRAWBERRY
SUNBLEST 20-i. gaM
TISSUE " -29 HASH
Haley's Corn Beef
No. 1 tall
tin
25
SPAGHETTI
Franco
American No. 1 Tall
Tins
225
Rotebowl - Pitted
OLIVES S 25
Buttermilk
2qts.
SUNSHINE
SHREDDED .
WHIAT . Fkg!
15
ciikicuiuE rikinv
W ORANGE SLICES
14-ox. pkg.
Baby Chicktn Feed Growing Feeds
tay Mash and Pellets
OUR PRICES ARE lOW!
JUMBO
CantalouDes 15c
New Spring
CABBAGE
lb.
STLW .,50
i , ,. - .
Open 'Til 9 p.m. Everyday
4c
$332
VEfcaHlDlES
k SBBk BJJ1 OS. Aailsaslaai
vRCCN ONIONS or .
RADISHES 11 c
1
3 lunches
ALL DEPARTMENTS