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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 9, 1954)
WEDNESDAY, JUNE fl, 1954 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON page ram BASIN BRIEFS flamual Msrlln of fjeattle, rep resented locally by Dick Header's Men's clothing Hole, lias received Uilrd place In it recent national advertising competition. Need aolhes-Hovenllt Dny.Ad venllst Dorcas Welfare In, In des perate need of used clothing. Will pick up. i'hone SMS. Merrill-a driven license eaain Iner will be oil duty at Ilia Merrill rire Hall, Thurxtay, June to, be Uaan the houra ol 11:90 a m. and p.m. Tie Klamath Fells oil Ice will be open to handle 'renewal li cense only en that date. VUlllnf-Mra. Hob Wade and daughter, Sue Ellen, Aahland, ar med yesterday lor a Vlnlt with her parents, Mr. and Mra. Kmle lied lund, Sola Bummers Lane. A Reward-la bring ollered for Tommy, loat, bob tailed eat, owned by Mr. and Mra. J I m Parka who live at WO llomedale, who disappeared about three weeks ago. Anyone knowing of hla where abouta pleaae phone S064. Feltier-Hon-daya for Cub Seoul pack No. a, will be held at Cre. cent Lake June 30-37. Anyone In terested and wishing to attend may, call WI3 to reiilaler. Tile puck It aelllng hot dogs and soft drlnka during baseball gamaa at the rec reation field. Ill Jack Jewett, well-known Klamath Kalis resident was taken to Klamath Valley Hospital about . a.m. today, aufterlng from a heart condition. Jewett waa man iter of the former Parka Grocery on South Sixth. He has been 111 for some monihi. Visitors Mr. and Mra. Harold L. Holt and two eons, Washington D.O. have arrived in Tulelake lor family reunion at the home of Mr. Holfa mother, Mra. Viola Holt. Other members of the fam ily will arrive this week. . Card Parly Langell Valley par ish hall, Saturday night, June 13. sponsored by St. Barnabas Outld. CarreeUoa A-3c Vernon DM atrom. son of Edna Dillatram. has reported to VSAP Base at Mountain bom. Idaho. Among M Cadets being grad uated from the Air Force ROTC program at the University of Ore gon were Robert Scott, Lowell echoes. James Lancaster, Wayne Bsllsnlyne and John Elliot of Klam ath Palls. Elliot Bsllsnlyne. Lan esster and Schuck will be com missioned aa second lieutenant In the Air Force Reserve June 13. Scott ha applied for a commission In the Air National Guard. Hlrhsrd L. Petioldl-uf Klam ath Falls, senior In architecture at the University ol Oregon, will attend Air Force ROTO summer camp at Palrchlld AMI, Spokane, from July 3D to August 31, accord ing to word Iroin the University of Oregon, Hill Hrandiness of Klamath Falls, Junior In Journalism at the University of Oregon, will altend Air Force IIO'PC summer camp at Larson AKU. Moses Lake, Wash ington, from June 30 to July 17. Donald Molnlyre of Klamath Falls, Junior In business sdmlii Intrallon at the University ol Ore gon, will attend Air Force ROTC summer camp at McChoid AFB, Tacoma, Washington, from June 30 to July 17. Civil Nervlce announces exam inations lor positions of landscape architect and tor navigation ape clallsl. Further Information msy be secured from the U.S. Civil Ser vice Commission, Washington, D.C. Appointed The office of Oover nor Paul Pntleraon has ofllclslly announced the appointment of Ted D. DeWltte, 1H040 SB Powell, Port land, as commissioner for the Ore gon Potslo Commission. He re places M, B. McKsy, Trouldale, Oregon, Bob J. Hall of Klamath Falls was among 1,400 Unlveralty ol Oklahoma students granted de grees at the university's g3nd an nual commencement ceremonies. He received the bachelor ol science In education degree. Nelson Roberts president of West-Holiday Co., Inc., San Fran olsco, wss Klamath Falls visitor Tuesday. Christian Women's Fellowship group meetings of First Christian Church will be held Thursday, June 10, st p.m. Oroup 1 will be held at the home of Mra. Orover Yentls, 34 lfi California Avenue; group 3 at Mrs Oeorge Carson's, Itoute 3, Box Ml, Alrwuy Avenue. Members and friends are Invited. from New York Denis D O'Connor, former resident ol the Klamath Basin, arrived Tuesdsy from his home In New York City to attend the wedding Saturday of his niece, Kathleen O'Connor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh O'Connor, 131 (Jranl Street. Rerelvra Degree Henry (Doug ) Ambers, eon of Mr. and Mra. Albert Ambers, 413 South Ninth Street, will receive hla Mas ter's degree In political science-at University of Wsshlngton. Seattle, June 13. Attending from here will be his sisters, brother-in-law and niece, Mrs, Charles Carty, Mra. K. E. llorlon. Mr. and Mra. John Lloyd and Beverly. Dorcas Circle of First Presby terian Church will meet Thursday, June 10, at the home ol Mra. Ray mond Hall, (1411 summers Lane. Visitors Mra. Fred Hug'en and daughter Pamela, Sioux City, Iowa, arrived last week for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Oene Denton, 033 North Third. Mrs. Haven Is the daughter of the Dentons and plans to stay several weeks. Leaves Palrlcla Taylor lelt Frldny with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Mark Taylor for their home III Wapato, Washington. Miss Tay lor wss Valedictorian of the KUHS senior class, she will enroll at Wil lamette University this fall, Visit Parents Mr. and Mrs. Dick Melhase, Dunsmulr, spent Isst weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mri. William Melhase, I H0 Cres cen tAve. Sunday Vlsllora Mr. and Mrs. Arch Proctor, Yreka. spent Sun day visiting friends and relatives here. They are parents of Attorney Oeorge Proctor. Lyle Downing court house re porter for the Herald and News, snd Mrs. Downing returned Tues dsy afternoon from Portland where they had apent the weekend. KF Visited By Vets Leader Oregon Department commander, Dr. W, K. Buchanan of the United States Spanish War Veterans, vis iting here officially last weekend, urged Herbert Applegate Camp and the auxiliary to send aa many delegatca as possible to the annus! department convention which will meet In Eugene, Jury IB-lt-30. Delegates will be chosen at that meeting to be sent to the National Encampment In Ban Antonio, Tex as, In September. He was accompanied here by de partment president, Mrs. Bessie Button, Oeorge Thompson and Mrs, Buchanan. They arrived from Lakevlcw and completed their Itinerary at Bend, after visiting all camps In Oregon. Following a banquet served at Jen-Ed's lor the guests and mem bers of the local camp and auxil iary. Commander Buchanan, made u plea lor a better understanding of the civilian use of the flag. He stressed the misuse through Ignor ance. He Is distributing a small book let, written by Ondley Adams, di rector general, dealing with proper use of the flag and national em- SEE THURSDAY'S PAPER FOR OUR GRAND OPENING YOUR STORE Hummer Kessions st Southern Oregon College begin with regtstra Hon on Monday, June 14, and will end August 0. A special three-week post session from August S to Aug ust 37 will be devoted to methods of teaching elementary school sub Jccl. June 22 U the date for opening of bids for the new Oregon Liquor Control Commission warehouse and office building to be located at Mil waukee Just south of Portland city limits. . O I e n n 8tanton, Concord Building, Portland, is the archi tect. . Oregon DAY Meet Starts Thursday The Oregon Stat Disabled American Veterans regular con vention sessions will get underway Thursday morning with a Joint opening session In the Elks Tem ple at :'i0 a.m. to which the pub lic Is Invited. A department commanders' con ference was held this afternoon as a preliminary to the regular eoo- blem. " Mrs. Button spoke during her vis it, on her project that centers around collecting funds for helping build wooden churches In Germany near the Russian border. Every auxiliary has responded and the money has been sent to headquar ters. Thompson, convention chairman at Eugene anticipates a record at tendance. Present for the banquet were Dr. and Mrs. Buchanan, Eugene: Mrs. Bessie Mutton, Corvaills; Oeorge Thompson, Eugene; Mrs. Anna Wollord, Salem; Mrs. William dinger. Merrill; Mr. and Mrs. John Simmons,-Mrs. John Berry, Mrs. Anna Brbtbols, Mrs. Stella Meyers, Mrs. Ralph Edwards, Mrs. Don Puller, Mrs. Anna McDonald, Prnnk Bzopleray, Henry Crampton and Thomas Bleler. Highway Bids To Be Awarded Included In bids called for by the Oregon Highway Commission Tuesday were two Klamath Coun ty construction projects. Bids were asked for construction of a 140-foot bridge spanning Lost River on the state-line road near Hatfield and for the erection of 15,700 feet of metal guard railing on The Dalles - Csllfornla and West Diamond Lake highways. NEW M-M HAY BALERS $845.00 Down Throe Crap Years To Pay BYRON JOHNSON Klamath Falls and Mali Rent A Vacation Travel Trailer Slp ao to S for iafsresetiea kens 5520 r 7551 POOLE'S CHILDREN'S GUEST RANCH Pickup in Morning and Dlivr in Afternoon Every Day FULLTIME SUPERVISION $2.00 PER DAY . . . INCLUDING LUNCH, MORNING AND AFTERNOON SNACK Phone 8701 or 9455 for Details CHILDREN'S GUEST RANCH ventlon. Memorial serv lea Is planned for tonight at 7:30 p.m. at First Christian church, open to the public. The program for Thursday fol lows: Opening session, 1:10 a.m.: com mittee appointments, 11:30; lunch, 13; business session, 1:30 D.m .: hospitality hour, Legion Hall, 6:30 to 6:30; banquet and floor show, WlUsrd Hotel,- 1 p.m. Prldsy, past commanders break fast, Willard Hotel, 7:30 a.m.; bus iness session, 9 30; lifers' lunch eon, Jen-Ed's, 13; business ses sions, 1:30 p.m.; public Initiation. Elks Temple, 8; Rats and Cats, Legion Hall, 10 p.m. Saturday, fishing derby, 7 a.m.; business session, lunch, 12; final business session, 1:30 p.m. joint installation, Elks Temple. 4: bar becue at Moore Park following in stallation. Members of the auxiliary held an executive meeting at 1 p.m. to day, followed by the opening for business, 1:30 and Oold Star Tea, 3:30. The. auxiliary program follows; meetings to be held in the Legion Wall. Thursdoy, Joint opening with chapter, Elks Temple, 9:30 a.m.; committee appointments, Legion Hall, 11; past state commanders' lunch, 12; business session, 1:30 p.m.; hospitality hour, Legion Hall, 5:30 to 6:30; open bouse, commanders' room, following ban quet. Friday, past commanders' break- Thowonds With Insomnie SlliliP So.nd All Wiflht-Awikt fresh Ukti of Mwstft Donate Serpk Capsules have found as yoa can linns' sound skep. Donnas nss been clinically tested tot safety and is guaranteed non-habit fornuag. . The world d eacdicine progresses aaway tolerate a sleepless night that asakce you tired and worn out the am day. Now far only dsc par capsule you can ind the rest yoa want. Dotmie costs but (3 JS far it rapsulis id safe aa pi esu lotion) s sridid and Doraria must Ma yon or your noocy back I Accept no substitute. 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