WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1954
HERALD. AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE THREE
BASIN BRIEFS
Visitor Jimmy Neet, son of
Mr. and Mrs. J. o. Neet ol
Seattle, Is the houseguest of his
cousin, Tommy Shaw, son of Mr.
and Mrs. L. L. Shaw, 805 Paci
fic Terrace. They will spend this
weekend at Lake of the Woods
MeeJInit The scheduled meet'
ing of Flight B, of the 9417 Air
Reserve Squadron, planned for
this evening at the Klamath
County Fairgrounds exhibit build
ing has been cancelled because
the Shrine Circus is using the fa
cilities. The next meeting sched
uled lor August 23 will be held
as usual.
No Visitors R. H. Dunbar,
420 Jefferson, came home from
Hillside Hospital Sunday and is
convalescing. His doctor requests
that he have no visitors yet.
CWF Christian Womens Fel
lowship, Groups I and II, ' will
meet at Moore Park, Thursday,
August 12, at 11 a.m. Potluck at
noon. Members and friends In
vited. Austin Hamer Oregon Game
Commission education agent, will
spend Thursday, and Friday at
the Crescent Lake Boy Scout
camp, talking to campers and
leading hikes to nearby areas to
point out interesting natural fea
tures. ' Visitor Major Lawrence Mar
tin, Ashland, returned home this
morning after a visit with the
local National Guard Unit. He is
Army advisor of the 132nd dis
trict. Merrill A drivers license ex
aminer will be on duty at the
Merrill Fire Hall Thursday, Aug
ust 12. from 11:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.
The Klamath Falls office will be
open to receive renewal licenses
only on that date.
Medford Greeters invite
Klamath Falls businessmen and
women to meet with them for
coffee and an informal visit at
10:30 a.m., Thursday, at the patio
of the Fortune Service Station on
South Sixth across from Gino's.
Contest The FFA livestock
judging contest at the Pacific In
ternational Livestock Exposition
in Portland will be held Saturday,
October 23. The junior show will
run through Wednesday, ending
with the annual fat stock auction.
Dates of the show are October
19-23.
Stan Church executive sec
retary of the Oregon Drillers As
sociation, is expected here from
Portland at the end of the week.
Well Drillers of Southern Ore
gon will hold their annual plcnio
at Lake of the Woods Sunday,
August 19, at the picnic area,
about 2 miles from the lodge.
Homemade ice cream furnished.
night at 9:30 p.m. Instead of 7:45
p.m. as previously announced.
Panel will be composed of H. T.
(Mike) Williams, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Yancy and Mrs. Marjorie
Newnham, all of Klamath Falls,
discussing the nature and history
of Pomona Grange,
Annual Meeting The 23rd an
nual meeting of the National Rec
lamation Association will be held
in Portland, November 8-10, in
clusive. Lost River Grarffce will meet
Wednesday, August 11 at 8 p.m.
&harp. There will be visitors at
9 p.m. following the work session.
Refreshments will follow the
meeting. -
Hours for the Mt. Laki Gar
den Show, August 12 at the home
of Mrs. I. . Campbell on the
Lakeview Highway will be from
2 to 5 p.m. Instead of from 4:30
to 5 p.m. as was erroneously re
ported in a previous news story.
On Display The Suburban
Fire Department disaster car is
to be on display Friday night,
August 13 at the Eagles Lodge
when all member of the aerie and
the auxiliary may inspect it.
Dance An Informal juke box
dance is planned for Saturday
night, August 14, at Reames Golf
and Country Club. Dancing starts
at 9 p.m. Snacks will be avail
able. Chairmen will be Ray Park
and Mr. and Mrs. Haarby Bechen.
Arrivals . from Ashland Tues
day, August 10 were Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Kerrigan, enroute to the
Klamath Agency and Chiloquin.
Word has been received of
the birth of a daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. . Kelly Ferris, Eugene,
on Aug.ust 1. The little girl
weighed eight pounds. She has
been named Shannon Leigh. Leigh
is a family name on the maternal
side of the family. Mr. and Mrs.
Ferris have a second daughter,
Shelley Lynden. Paternal grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Klamath Falls.
Ruby Alloway of Klamath
Falls Is one of 71 candidates for
a master of arts degree with a
major in English at the Univer
sity of South Dakota summer ses
sion commencement on August
13. The university is located at
Vermillion, South Dakota.
Chiloquin WSCS of. the Chil
oquin Methodist Church will hold
a cookea iocbji saie rriaay, Aug
ust 13, at the Copco Building.
Civil Service announces ex
aminations for construction in
spectors with place of employ
ment to be Portland District,
Corps of Engineers. Application
should be made at 628 Pittcck
Slock, Portland 5, or application
forms secured from anv post of
fice. There are vacancies at The
Dalles Dam, The Dalies, the
duration to be four or more
years.
Civil Service announces ex
aminations for medical officer.
(5.940 to $7,040 a year, in the
U.S. Public Health Service and
Children's Bureau. Applicants
must be fully qualified as doctors
of medicine. Further information
may be secured from the U.S.
Civil Service Commission, Wash
ington 25, D.C.
Time Chanced The radio for
um over KFJI, sponsored by the
Pomona Grange, will be heard to-
Nursing Home
Show Presented
Residents of the Klamath Coun
ty Nursing Home, members of the
staff and invited guests were en
tertained Tuesday night with a pro
gram of instrumental music, vocal
numbers, dances, and humor by
the O'Hagan's, vaudeville enter
tainers, now appearing at Fort
Klamath and by the Rythmates.
The -Rythmates is a newly or
ganised musical group of young
people, including Diane O'Hagan,
Bill Salt and Gene St. John of
Klamath Falls. Bill Is the pianist,
Gene plays the electric steel gui
tar and Diane sings and dances.
Mr. and Mrs. O'HagMi. who
have been in show business for 50
years, recently returned from Ha
waii and Alaska where they played
for American service men.
Their appearancse at the nursing
home was without charge.
U. S. Ambassador
To Portugal Quits
WASHINGTON I The resig
nation of M. Robert Guggenheim
as ambassador to Portugal has re
vived speculation that he may be
succeeded there by Secretary of
the Army Stevens. I
The White House Tuesday made
public an exchange of corres
pondence in which Guggenheim ten
dered his resignation "for personal
reasons and because of the factor
of health" and Eisenhower accept
ed the resignation with "earnest
wishes for your full and speedy
return to health and vigor."
tension unit will hold a summer
meeting at Moore Park, Friday,
August 13. Members are to ar
rive at 10 a.m., to discuss plans
for the coming year. Potluck at
noon. The meeting will adjourn at
3 p.m.
Conger-Falrview
home ex-
ACE MIMEO SERVICE
424 Main St. Phone 9291
MIMEOGRAPHING
Sam Day Service
School Boards
Meeting Held
Boards of Klamath Union High
School and the city elementary
schools, meeting in Joint session
Monday night, cleared up summer
business and made preparations
for the opening of school, Septem
ber 6.
Leo Huls, Klamath Falls contrac
tor was low bidder on a larger
ftptlc tank for Pelican School, first
move in a modernization program.
The bid was for $4916. Work will
start at once.
Mrs. Clara Moore, newly elected
to the board of district No. 1, was
installed.
Three resignations from the
teaching staff, two from the ele
mentary; one from high school
were accepted. Calvin Bonney, 7th
grade teacher at Mills has accept
ed a teaching - coaching assign
ment at Salem Junior High School.
Mrs. Vivian Siplen, 3d grade teach
er at Mills, expects to leave with
her husband, Roy T. Sipien, civil
engineer with the Bureau of Recla
mation for a California post, prob
ably in Santa Barbara.
George Keough, who has taught
English and Spanish m the high
school has accepted a position as
instructor In school education at
the University of Seattle.
James Dermody, graduate of the
Universityof Washington was giv
en a contract to teach speech and
social studies in the high school.
Announcement of the purchase of
a Superior Superllner school bus
was made. '
C' C. Carlson, principal of -the
high school, showed samples of
band uniforms and the board will
continue the study for future pur
chase of complete new outfits for
the band members.
The high school board also ap
proved buying 12 adjustable type
writer tables.
Barley Growers
Meeting Planned
A barley growers meeting at
7:30 p.m. (PST) Thursday, Aug
ust, 12, at the Recreation Hall in
Merrill, scheduled Jointly by
Klamath and Tulelake agricultur
al agents will consider the mar
ket outlook for the Basin's Hann
chen crop.
Speakers -scheduled include
George Alcorn, extension econo
mist, University of California;
Ray Teal marketing specialist
from Oregon State College and
Oime Kellet, Great Western Malt
ing Company, Vancouver.
The evening meeting Thursday
follows an afternoon grading
school to be conducted by Bert
Whitlock and personnel from the
Portland grain inspection office.
The grading school starts at 1
p.m. at the Merrill Recreation
Hall.
Rent A Vacation
Travel Trailer
Sleep up to 5 - For informetien
Phene 5520 or 7558
POOLED
fantastic new permanent wave development!
MgRf DEEP-DOWN
(M ftAinifirvi.fi
WAVINU
1HI3I MAWINCI Of A HAIR,
OtCATlY INlARGf D, SHOW
WHAT Dfir&OWN WAVING 1$
NOT THIS
A.
heir not waved at all. uyi SgP
1"! SUTSKIE waved y
NOT THIS
f by over-waving in older y lP?Nfc
I lo wave INSIDE. If Mfl))lffi)
BUT THIS A
OUISIOE AW MM&i0
wand perfectly wrth Q jSwm
I eWTOMIltO Notrilonie. JWP)))I
Tkis is "'vWNsjWp
WITH PATENTED OIL CREME
k Wavtt far gantler in litttt at 10 minufot.
-k Fastest permanent start to flnistt.
Ar Firmtr, mor durablt curls without lots of loftnwi
and naturalness.
ONE IS "JUST RIGHT" FOR YOU
Choose (ram "J CUSTOMIZED strmanents plus ORIGINAL Nutri-Tr,
REGULAR -for normal hair.
SUPER for hard-to-wave hair.
6ENTLE-lor easy-to-wave hair.
BLEACHED OR OVEO-for bleached, dyed or shampoo-tinled hair.
CHILDREN'S PERMANENT for the little sweethearts -under 12 years.
SILVER-GRAY for silver, (ray or white hair.
PIN CURL PERMANENT waves and sets in 40 minutes or less.
ORIGINAL NUTRI-TONIC-same as before. ..tor those who prefers
single lotion that waves any and til types of hair.
with patented
Oil Creme Customizer f-
IM T tCMTtC VUU CM.
OVER 50 MILLION DOLLARS spent for Nutri -Tonic permanent! in beauty salons end retail ovtleHl
do
17
yourself
Qcdkauriik
ASPHALT TILE
B COLOR NOW
OTHER COLORS REDUCED ACCORDINGLY
DO-IT-YOURSELF
AND SAVE!
Enough lile for a 9'x 12' room
with Mostie end Spreader
T
II Per Tile
v : 7
LINOLEUM f f ' CARPETS
TILE
USAF Lists Job Openings
Prior servicemen who are qual
ified in any of 25 Job specialties
may enlist In the Air Force in
grades higher than those previ
ously offered, the local Air Force
Recruiting Office announced to
day. Department of the Air Force
regulations now permit Army,
Navy, Marine Corps and Coast
Guard veterans to maintain their
equivalent rank; if they were
among the top three enlisted
grades at the time of discharge.
Enlistment must be accomplished
within so days of discharge date
and authorized grades will go
high as technical sergeant.
The more lenient policy applies
to persons who qualify for enlist
ment In the Air Force specialties
of Intelligence, photo interpreta
tion, cartographic supervisor, con
trol systems, weapons electrical
technician, radio and radar train
er and gunnery trainer technician.
Also included are camera re
pair, aircraft hydraulics, aircraft
jet engine, heating, historical
technician, petroleum laboratory
technician, heating supervisor,
stenographic technician, account
ing technician and auditing tech
nician,
tMrther information Is available
at the United States Air Force
Recruiting Office, 309 post office
building, Klamath Falls.
PlfflE
100 Tablets 4
St. Paul's Parish
of the Episcopal Church
Invites You To Hear
The Most Reverend Geoffrey Francis Fisher,
Archbishop of Canterbury,
Over Radio Station KFLW
TONIGHT AT 9:30
I if : Vw
50-ft. Plastic Hose
Green I Transparent I Strong I
Reg.
Ughtweight. 4.99
BimlnatM hoavy DfHngl RtUs Mr
oil, abratiOM. Vfc-ln. Imldo d to "(.
Exceptionally ttrang for Hi Might.
Power Mowers ;
4-Cyde, 1.2 HJ. Engine
Re9. 84.95 7. B
OvenliMf Mail-
ly wud Dirottl. bffira
I rigid prtMd MmI. 16-fcn. cvt.
Exclusive Magic Control! Powerful 1 8-in. Craftsman
Power Mowers
Reg. 99.95
g88
I H.P. gasoline engine
5 tempered steel blades
Just raise handle to start, lower it to stop. Sears ex
v 1 elusive control feature. All belts completely adjustable,
guarded against grass clogging. Semi-pneumatic rub
ber tires. 18 in. cut width, I H.P. 4 cycle gas engine.
18-in.Hand Mower
Precision BaH Bearings Vn Reel
Craftsman... Al.OO
Silaorl ModM com tloj to knit
bed, bat do NOT tone M Mod of
tool kutood of coif Inn. At Scoral
50-ft. Plastic Hose
Llgrd-woW and Flexible t
y-mch ffiomi." 2.66
WM y V cJeMtofjl
MTvfco ooimol owl com. Sol.
id brad cottoNnoi fit ttandoTd fovevta.
Hose Sprinkler
Tovgh YVtyf Plastic Hose
25f, 2.98
Iff tWxtbM Bond orouod Inmi, on
hifh, Nwowgh oitcnosl Sptoys
m to rS loot ride. 23 cad 30 H.
Rotary Mower
Cots Any Height Grass, Weeds
only..".'!:??-50 69.88
Cult IS in. tfrip. IV, H.P. got origino
tor souiy. 4-whet tuipMiion pr
vmH Iowa Koiptog. AdjuilobU rat.
Steel Wheelbarrows
Easy-Rolling Rubber r-e Wheel
Reg. 14.95
Holds 4 Cu. ft. 11.00
Hnky tool corulrvctioa. Mod. for big
leodf ond hard ml Rubber Ifrc- rolls
Moorhff, obior bl bonrpt. Maud grip.
Hand Lawn Mower
Best StreamCrred Craftsman .
Reg. 32.50
18-inchCut. 27.88
Light for f enter rattiag . strong ft
longer woor SAeftt hi oporotiovW
HoigM of ait odrxfoblo. At Soonl
FLAKE-TEX
HARMONY HOUSE 2 WAY STRETCH COVERS
Detachable Ruffled Skirt KM QQ
Regularly 7.98
Washable
Green, Wine
SOFA-STYLE, reg. 14.98
for 12.88
CHAIR.
STYLE
CLOSE-OUT
SLIP COVER
Reg. 12.98 - NOW
Solid Colors Req. 12.98
BED DAVENO Reg. 16.88
88
Chair
SPECIAL
Clean, Modern Design
Platform Rocker
Swivel Base
Durable Construction
SWIYEL TYPE,
UPHOLSTERED T.V. CHAIR
88
Regular 49.95 LAWN SWING
M88
Steel Sink Outfits
Homorl! Complete, Spacious.
t'.tt. I61.8O
$151.80
rtTJr::',. 0ur Reg. 66.50 Better Quality LAWN SWING now only 59.88
Painted Canvas Cover
Cotton Padding Seatnd Back
Link Spring Construction
Easy, Smooth Gliding
j BLlNUs
ONLY $4?4
Store Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
133 So. Stk Phone 5188
thc lamest stock r
JV LAST MMN STtifT
Tm KLAMATH AM