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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 29, 1954)
THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1954 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON BASIN BRIEFS Boyd J. Irvine electronics, technician third class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl M. Irvine of Malin, is serving aboard the es cort aircraft carrier USS Badoeng Strait, with the Pacific Fleet. New Schedules In pocket fold er size for Pacific Greyhound Lines for Portland-San Francisco-Los An geles and Oregon Locals have been released this week. In Eurene Mrs. John Holz gang submitted to major surgery in Eugene Wednesday, July 28. Cards may reach her at 645 West Uth Street, Eugene. - Program VBS Achievement Program is scheduled for Friday eienlng at 7:45 p.m. at the First Ciurch of the Nazarene, Garden and Martin. From California Mr. and Mrs. George Ewell and sons, Ronald and Timothy, were recent visitors from Modesto, California. Fort Klamath Mrs. Fred Pope nd daughter, Linda, were Klam ath Falls visitors Wednesday. Friendship Court Order of Amaranth is having a progressive dinner for members and guests on Sunday, August 1, starting at 5:30 p.m. Members should call 6976, 3296 or 8478 for reservations. Cycle Meet Klamath Knights Motorcycle Club will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday in Link River Park. Business Visitor M. C. McDou gald, Intertype Corporation repre sentative for Oregon, was in Klam ath Falls the first of the week from his Portland headquarters. . From San Francisco Frank Schiro, from the San Francisco of fice of Mergenthaler Linotype Company,- was a business visitor in Klamath Falls en route to the Bay city after a trip to. Washington. Rummage Sale this Saturday July 31, beginning at 7 a.m. in the Sacred Heart Parish Hall, Eighth and High, will feature cots, mat tresses, pillows, bedding miscellan eous articles and-clothing. The sale is being sponsored by the Sisters of St. Francis. Summer Institute Kenneth C. Ross, executive secretary says the Oregon Tuberculosis and Health Association will hold its 1954 Sum' mer Institute at southern Oregon College, Ashland, during the sec ond week in August. . New Buildings Two proposed buildings at Southern Oregon Col lege, Ashland, include the physical education and health building and the central heating plant. Total cost is estimated at $715,000. Pro- posals will go to the 1965 legisla ture action. Open House is to be held fit the Youth Activity Center on the Southern Oregon College campus on Sunday, August 1, from noon to 2:30 p.m., under, the sponsor ship of the Wesley Foundation. The center is located at 568 Roca Street, above the college. The cen ter has been rehabilitated by work parties from the Methodist Church, Director Anne Mellis said. Civil Defense and Ground Ob server Corps officials from five Western states will gather with Air Force representatives at Ham ilton Air Force Base August 3-4 in a meeting aimed at improving GOC operations and recruitment, A conference highlight will be the display of the new acoustic deteo tor, a recently developed super sensitive sound detecting device keyed especially to aircraft engine noises. Portland The Pacific Interna tional Livestock Exposition returns this year to the 11-acre p-l plant in North Portland, vacated re cently by the U. S. Air Force. There will be no horse show or arena attractions because of the condition of the grandstand. No crowds will be permitted in the stands but all other portions of the building will operate as usual. Dates are October 19 through Oc tober 23. To Festival Mayor and Mrs. Paul O. Landry will go to Asn land Sunday afternoon for the opening of the annual Shakespear ean Festival and buffet dinner which precedes it. Will Sneak Bob Bonney, super intendent of parks and recreation Klamath Falls, has accepiea an invitation to speak on "Swim ming Pool Design and Construc tion for Effective Operation" at the 36th National Recreation Con gress to be held at the Jefferson Hotel in St. Louis, September 27 to October 1. More man hw recreation executives, workers and civic officials from every sec tion of the country are expected to attend. Mrs. Blanford Stevens former residents of Klamath Falls. Away The Rev. and Mrs. Marvis Keysor and family Tule lake, are vacationing in Fresno with relatives and on Catalina Island with a brother of Rev. : t "- ? V N 1 sy i Je- - i . BIRTHS DOWTV Born to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Dowty. July 28 at Klamath Valley Hoapital. a boy weighing 1 lbs. 51', oz. HASKINS Born to Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Haskins. July 28 at Klamath v aliey Hospital, a boy weighing e lbs. 3. oz. THOMAS Born to Mr. and Mra. TJonald Thomas, July 28 at Klamath valley Hoapital, girl weigning o IDs. 1'. oz. F.nnV Born to Mr. and Mra. Walt er Eddy, July 28 at Klamath Valley, HOspnai, a nay weiK"'iH o tin. d . Keysor. j A New Boy for Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Haskins, Tulelake. This is their first child and the little boy has been named Gary Richard. He was born July 28 at Klamath Val ley Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lou Drager, Mer rill, and Mr. and Mrs. Luther Haskins, Merrill. Great-grandparents are-Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Kott hoff also of Merrill. Visitor :- Mrs. Don Plopper, Portland is- visiting her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Johnson, Johnson is Health Service Director of the YMCA. Away Mrs. Beulah Elliott, president of the Business and Pro fessional women's Club leaves Fri day, July 30 for Sherwood Lodge, Y achats, to attend a state BPW board meeting. Natalie Burns,. To ledo, state president will preside over the session, Saturday and Sunday, July 31 and August 1. Mrs. Elliott will give a report of the biennial, meetinsf held this summer in 8t, Louis, Missouri. I People Do Rood SPOT ADS -you arc! Vacation Jeanette Hayden, as sistant in the advertising depart ment of the Herald and News, Is vacationing this week and the first week In August. Retired Forest Supervisor Paul W. Stathem of the Shasta-Trinity National Forest announces the re tirement of Administrative Assis tant Oeorae R. Schrader as of July 31. He completed his 32nd year of service with the cauiornta re gion of the United States Forest service on ADru 3U oi wis year. Mr. and Mrs. Schrader plan to take a vacation trip and then re turn to their home in Mount Shasta where they will continue their hobbv of historical research and their interest in community activities. Ill In Hospital Mrs. Murray Howard. Merrill, is recovering from major surgery at Klamath Valley Hospital and may receive visitors. To Washington Mrs. George Ledford, 1123 Crescent, and Mrs. Ted Fellion, 1122 North Eighth, left Monday for Washington state to spend a week with relatives and friends. New Arrival -r Wayne Dobber- fuhl whose home is in Portland arrived in Klamath Falls recently to accent employment with the U. S. Forest Service. He is now at the Seven Mile guard station as a member of the suppression crew Gone Robert M. Fisher, Radio man 2-c, who spent 30 days home on leave has returned to duty aboard the USS Taylor, a destroyer escort, based at Pearl Harbor. He has just returned from over seas service in Japan. He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G Fisher, 747 North Ninth Street. Dinner The Women's Society of christian Service of Fort Klam ath Community Methodist Church is sponsoring a dinner in the ti. I. clubhouse Saturday evening, July 31. There will be a choice of baked ham or roast beef and all the trimmings served family style. Serving will start at 6 p.m. standard time. Meeting Cub Scout Pack No. 3 will meet 7:30 p.m. Friday, July 30 at Roosevelt School. Parents of scouts and parents of prospec tive scouts are invited to attend. 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