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MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1954 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE FIVE "BASIN BRIEFS (Continued from pile 3) ; Mr. and Mr; Tom Fowler 21 Washington, and their son Robert, will leave Saturday to spend two weeks at Richardson 6prlngs, nationally known resort near Chlco, California. Fowler Is manager ol the parts department at Balsiger Motor Co. ' 1 Potluck Plcnio Klamath Lu theran Ladies Aid will hold a pot luck picnic at Moore Park Tues day, 12:30 noon. Hostesses will be Mrs. Estin Klger and Mrs. R. P. Ellingson Sr. Those wishing a ride, please contact Mrs. Lloyd, 4743. Material of early Oregon his torical interest to be included in the DAR museum at Champoeg is being sought by the Oregon Socie ty, Daughters of the American Revolution. The state society promises careful marking, cata loguing and preservation of such gifts. Please direct letters of In quiry to Mrs. Harvard C. Moore, 1040 Perry, Eugene, or to Mrs. W. E. Hansen, secretary of the Champoeg Board of Governors, 830 Church, Salem. Korea Airman Second Class Phillip A. Nichols, son of Mr.-and Mrs. Albert P. Nichols, 2257 Or chard and graduate of KUHS, was recently transferred to Head quarters, Fifth Air Force in Korea, where he will work as an aircraft mechanic. , Tulelake Starting October 1, census enumerators will begin col lecting information for the regular five-year farm census. Each farm er will be asked about 100 ques tions, most of them requiring "yes" or "no" answers. Bulldinr Permits Issued dur ing the first six months of 1954 in Klamath Falls show ' a 54 per cent dollars and cents value in crease over the last six months in 1963. Dwelling permits' show a 10 per cent increase over the last six months in 1953. Figures were re leased by Equitable Savings & Loan Association's statistical de partment. Breeding; Swine return to the Pacific International Livestock Ex positlon in Portland after a three year absence. With the swine di sease, vesicular exanthema, ap parently stamped out in Oregon, the state department of agricul ture has given clearance to the swine show. Dates of the P-I are October 19 through 23. mission announced this week. The suspension is based on charges that, the licensee, through an em ploye, sold alcoholic liquor to a minor and allowed a mirior to con sume' alcoholic beverages on the premises. An Oregon Author Mrs. Charles E. O'Neill, an ordained spiritualist minister of Sutherlin, Oregon, is author of Omar's Ru- balyat Re-Written which has Just been released by Vantage Press. The author maintains that the Ru- baiyat Is not a hedonistic and cyn ical poem, but rather a source of Cosmic symbology and spiritual message. Tulelake Guild meeting at Tulelake., Presbyterian Church, August 4, at 1:30 p.m. Dessert luncheon. Meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Chet Stonecypher. Mrs.. N. C. Wilkinson will be in charge of devotions; Mrs. Albert Ryckman. program. Mrs. Wilkin son is co-hostess. At Fort Lewis Cadet 1st Lieut. Russell P. Smith. Rocky Point Road, attending ROTC Sum' mer Camp at Fort Lewis, made perfect qualification records with the U.S. 30-calibre Ml rifle. William F. Toole 1500 Cres cent, a member of the OSC chap ter nr r.nmhria Phi Alriha fratern al, tt.ni Mttpnrf the 24th biennial convention of the fraternity -to be held at Casablanca Hotel. Miami Beach. Florida, lrom August 39 to September 1. Emerrenrv March of Dimes will be held August 16-31 to fill an Immediate need for $20 million, according to Basil O'Connor, pres ident of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. Conference The first annual Pacific Northwest Industrial Health conference Is scheduled to ha hiH t th Multnomah riotei. Pnrtlnnd firntpmber 20-21. It is sponsored by the Portland Cham ber of Commerce' in cooperation with the Northwest industries and medical societies. First Time The American For estry Association is scheduled to fcniH it first Paoilir. Northwest meeting in Portland in the AFA's 78-year history on septemoer o-s. Klamath Indians and the two pieces of proposed legislation fa vorably reported out 01 we noust sub committee on Interior and In sular Affairs (a school and order ly termination of the Klamath In dian Reservation) were featured In a recent issue of the Portland Chamber of Commerce, "Commerce." Annual Plcnio of the Oregon State Beekeepers Association will be held at Champoeg Park Sun day, August 8. There will be a pot luck dinner at 1 p.m. Ice cream and coffee will be served. John F. Erickson, 1128 SE 51st, Portland, is secretary. Ashland Several Klamath Falls cars are expected to be at the Ashland Speedway Saturday night for the first program staged on a "straight stock" and (200 claim basis. x Milk The July issue of The Oregon Milk News has a page and a half report devoted to Klamath milk producers. The report stated: "Grade A milk producers In Klam ath county have their production well fitted to the needs of their market, according to the records of the IS herds in a survey just completed by OSC. Oregon State Bar will hold its annual convention at Gearharl, September 23 to 26. Simon Sobel off, solicitor general of the United Stales, will be a featured speaker at this 20th annual meeting. V... Pnil J3lurvn TSMriv. fnrm. er San Franciscan, assumed his na... dittloe Irulou at fffnnral enloe manager of Shell Oil Company's Attended Conference Four Klamath Basin women who attend ed the July 19-30 sessions of the Summer Leadership Training School of the Northwest, conducted by the Board of Christian Educa tion, Presbyterian Church in the USA, at Lewis and Clark College, Portland, were Mrs. Brooks Cus ter, 3428 Shasta Way; Mrs. Lena Buck, Merrill: Mrs. Herbert A. Pllard, 2556 Homedale. president of Women's Association of Peace Memorial Church, and Mrs. Guy Epperly, 3953 Freida, treasurer of the association, Peace Memorial. Convention Okanogan Cariboo Trail Association will' hold Its con vention September 10 and 11, at the Pilot Butte Inn, Bend. Ladles invited. Housing reservations should be made directly with Mar lon Cady, manager. Bend Cham ber of Commerce, giving hotel or motel preference. A special post convention tour to Crater Lake is being arranged by the Bend Cham ber of Commerce for Sunday, Sep tember 12. To California Mrs. Paul O. Landry was called to California at the end of last week by the ill ness of a sister.' Bill Duffy of Sprague River won the second go round In the Midwest Bucking Contest of the Cheyenne Frontier Days and placed second In the finals, -according to a wire lrom Rae Tup per, Cheyenne. ' At Sacramento Robert H. Per kins and Thomas E. Perkins of Klamath Falls, both field repre sentatives of The Mutual Life In surance Company of New York, are participating in a training for um this week In Sacramento. . La Mar Jensen of Klamath Falls is on the Central Washington College of Education campus, EI lensburg, this week, as one of the band directors, from all over the Northwest who are attending the college-sponsored Band Clinic. Featured guest artist this year is Dr. Raymond Francis Dvorak, dl- Look For This Sign PRIilTS ml hi oi lit. ODIflTC AT YOUR DEALER rector of bands at the University of Wisconsin. Climax and conclud ing feature of the five-day clinio will be the hour-long, open-air con cert for the public Friday, from 7 to 8 p.m. on the lawn in back of the college muslo building. TRICKLING . roisy TOILET' O.I Trie Genuine HlflSTER AMERICA'S LARGEST SELLING TOILET TANK BALL Noisy running toilet, con wait over ,500 gallons ot water a day. 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