THURSDAY. OCTOBER 7, 1954
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE THREE
BASIN
Word has been received that
Orrell and George Bean were in
a serious car accident and are
now at home trom the hospital.
George Bean was affiliated with
OH as an instructor. Friends
wishing to send cards and mes
sages can do so bv writing Box
107, Weaverville, California.
Parents and Patrons of Fair
haven School will meet 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday October 12. in the school
gymnasium. Refreshments will b:
served.
Improved Judy Lynne Craig,
six months old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Delbert Craig. Canby.
who became suddenly seriously ill
at the home of her grandparents
Mr. and Mrs: O. B. Haney, Klam
ath Falls, while visiting here last
weekend, has recovered enough to
return to her home.
Discharged A 1-c U.S. Air
Force, .Morns E. Haney. Klamath
Palls, who has been in the service
for the past three years and nine
months, is being discharged Oc
tober 8 and will return to Klamath
Kails. Prior to entering the serv
ice he was employed at the Ralph
B. Smith Lumber Company. He
has been stationed at Newburg.
N.Y. His parents are Mr. and Mrs.
O. B. Haney, Klamath Falls.
Rummage Sale Friday and Sat
urday, October 8-9 at the former
location of the Roberts Hardware.
127 South 6th by Chapter AU of
PEO Sisterhood. Money will be
used for scholarships.
Rummage Sale Friday and
Saturday, October 8-3 at the Ma
sonic Temple, Fourth and Klam
ath by the Manzanita Social Club.
Away Willard Ward, Ward's
Klamath Funeral Home, president
of the Oregon State Funeral Di
rector's Association will attend a
meeting of the national funeral di
rectors to be held in Seattle Oc
tober 10-16. Twenty delegates will
attend from Oregon.
Toe Valley olene Home Ex
tension Unit meets Tuesday, Oc
tober 12 at 10:30 a.m. at the olene
Hall. Subject, "Touchup for Wood
Furniture," by Hope Holbrook. A
planned lunch will be served, at
noon. All women of the commun
ity are welcome.
Away Mrs. Mae Gale, well
known resident of Bonanza, will
spend a week or 10 days in Seattle
before leaving about November 1
for Phoenix, Arizona to spend the
winter.. A granddaughter, Billy
Harris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Leland Harris will leave in about
week for Arizona and will re
main with her grandmother until
next spring.
Boxing Classes for boys In the
grades 7 through 12 will be held
tonight at 7 o'clock in the YMCA
headquarters under the supervi
sion of volunteer instructor, Gor
don McKay.
library Club of Klamath
Falls will meet next Monday, Oc
tober 11, jit 2 p.m in the city li
brary auditorium. The program
will feature a book review by
Mrs. Addle Mae Nixon.
Royal Neighbors of America
will hold initiation at the next
meeting, Friday, October 8. at 8
p.m. in the K of C hall. Officers
' ' NEW HOME
TAIPEH, Formosa if) Twenty
three Polish seamen from two
i.hips seized by Nationalist China I
are expected to leave soon for
new homes in the United States, It
was reported authoritatively
Thursday. '
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Honored The University of
Oregon Medical School has been
selected by the editors of The Pre
scriber, far western medical jour
nal, lor the first in a series of
articles on western medical edu
cation. The Oregon story is told in
the current issue, now being
mailed to 30,000 physicians in the
11 Western states, Alaska and
Hawaii.' The article was prepared
by the university and features a
large two-page map of the medi
cal school's expanding campus in
Portland.
Expected Col. Kenneth S. Jor
dan, Wing Commander of the Ore
gon Wing, Civil Air Patrol, is ex
P3cted here tonight by way of
U.S. Air Force aircraft to attend
a stalf meeting conducted by 1st
Lieut. Everett D. Peery. com
manding officer of the Klamath
Falls Squadron, CAP. Local senior
staff members will attend also.
Summer Lake Regular meet
ing of the Guild will be held Wed
nesday, October 13, at the home
of Mrs. Maybelle Foster.
Meets Saturday Regular
meeting of the Summer Lake
firnnup will he held Saturday eve
ning with Mrs. Dean Harris and
Mrs. . R. Nelson as hostesses.
Cooked Food Sale will be
held at Bonanza Variety Store,
Saturday, starting at 10 a.m., to
raise- money for Bonanza Big
Springs Park.
Rummage Sale will be held
in the Pelican Theater building
Satufday, sponsored by the Doris
Federated Club. Proceeds go to
nurses' scholarship and youth
work.
Pelican PTA executive meet
ing Thursday, October 7, 1 p.m.
at the Pelican School. All officers
committee chairmen and room
mothers are urged to attend.
- Tonight ft benefit smoker will
be held at the old gym in Chilo-
qum, starting at 8 p.m. Proceeds
go to the Masonic ruilding Asso
ciation funds,
Rummage Sale October 12, 13
and 14 will be sponsored by the
Malin Community Presbyter
ian Church Ladies Aid Society.
Sale will be held in the church
basement, from 10 a.m. until late
evening each day.
Owl Hoots another interested
supporters of OTI will hold an im
portant meeting tonight (Thurs
dav) at the Willard Hotel. Mo
tion pictures of the OTI-Compton
Junior College football game will
be shown. Tickets and seating ar
rangements are to be returned at
this meeting. All -members hav
ing returns please attend to clear
this matter with Wally Falmbelg
Dedication of the Church of
God in Christ, on Altamont Drive,
across the street from the state
police, station, will be held Sun
day,' October 10. State Overseer
W. L. McKinley, will be speaker
Elder W, L. Rogers is pastor.
Debra Circle of the First
Methodist Church will meet Fri
day evening at 7:45 at the home
of Mrs. Merlin Hemphill, 2623
Turnage.
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Merrill Lions
Hold Meeting
MERRILL Twenty . three
members were present at Monday
evening's meeting of the Merrill
Lions Club at the Spud Cellar.
President Harold Hendrickson pre
sided. Several reports on the progress
of the Potato Festival were given.
Dance chairmen Alonzo Hodges
and Don Crawford asked for vol
unteers to help at the Queen's
Ball Saturday evening. O. V.
Reeves reported on the progress
of plans for the Jackpot Rodeo
to be staged during the festival.
The rodeo will be held at the club
grounds located two miles north
of Merrill on the Hill Road, and
is open to all comers.
Wallace F. Bennett, senator
from Utah, was announced as thee
featured speaker at tne lestivai
banquet on Friday evening, Octo
ber 22.
Lynn Roycroft represented the
local club at the zone meeting
held September 21, at the Halfway
House in Bly. Merrill Lions will be
in charge of collecting funds dur
ing the Community Chest drive
Further plans will be announced,
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OVER THE
GARDEN GATE
Colored films taken by Jim
O'Donahue, Klamath Falls orni
thologist of birds and their nests
in the Warner Valley were shown
to members of the Klamath Falls
Garden Club and guests at a
meeting Monday, October 4, in the
city library club room.
Flans were made for a tour
through the woods with George
Warden, of the Klamath Fire
Protective Association on October
18, weather permitting. The tour
will be for identification of Ore
gon trees.
Roll call was answered by nam
ing a bird seen in local gardens.
A large delegation will attend
the district meeting to be held In
Tulelake. i
The cook books compiled by the
Oregon Federation of Garden Clubs
with a Klamath Falls supplement
were on sale. Anyone interested
in a copy may call Mrs, Fred
Karlson, phone 2-0656.
A travelogue of gardens Illus
trated with films of Spain and
Italy will be shown by Mrs. Clar
ence P. Ward at the November
meeting.
The special prize was- won by
F. O. Reynolds.
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Legal Notice
K'OTICE TO CREDITORS
IN TH CIRCUIT COURT OF TUX
STATE OF OREGON
FOR KLAMATH COUNTY
In the matter of ih t.ute of Rosetla
Rentier, who wii alio known a Hot
ell P. Rtnner. deceased.
Notice is hereby iiven that T have
been appointed Admumiratrix with the
Will Annexed of the ettate of RoscLU
Rentier, who waa aUo known at Ro
ella F. Renner, deceased. All perton
having claims against aaid estate are
required to present them to me. witn
proper vouchers, at the office of Gi-
nong x uanong, r im federal Build
ink. Within si mnnlhi Irnm Kntm.
bet 33, 19M. which U the date of first
puoiicaiion 01 tnu notice
Vinla Bonlorno.
Admimttratrix with
wi;i Annexed
Ganong & Ganong
Attorney for Administratrix
September 23, M, October 7. li No. 121
BIDS FOR PNEUMATIC TIRES
AND TUBES AND RECAPPING
The Board of Directors of the Klam
ath County School Dutr.ct will receive
bids for the purchase of tire and tube
and recapping and repair requirements
ior mm ikm-u scnooi year, inursay,
October 21. 1354, at 2 30 p.m.
Specifications, including terms, linv
Itrttons and conditions are available at
the School District office.
J. F. Hey den. Clerk
acpi. ju, uct f, no. i&i.
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE Or OREGON
FOR KLAMATH COUNTY
In the matter of the estate of Howard
w. bivens, deceased.
Candidate Has
Full Schedule
Dorothy Lovcll, Democratic
candidate for the Oregon legisla
ture has Jillcd several speaking en
gagements this week. Tuesday
night, October S, she spoke to a
large group at a dinner meeting
at Bly. Dinner was served by
women of the Bly Church.
Mrs. Lowell accompanied Albert
C. -Ullman. Democratic candidate
for the U.S. Congress, to Bly at
1:30 p.m .Wednesday and to Bo
nanza where Ullman spoke during
the afternoon. Both candidates
spoke at Bly Wednesday evening.
This meeting was sponsored by
the Bly Recreation Club.
Mrs. Lowell spoke at a luncheon
meet at Bonanza Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. Keysor spon
sored by the Bonanza Home Ex
tension Unit.
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public health commission Thurs
day checked and found no radio
activity in a cargo of Japanese
caught tuna.
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Legal Notice
Notice Is hereby elven that the un
dersigned has filed her final account of
uie administration 01 said estate, and
that said Court has set Monday, Novem
ber 8, 1934. at 10 00 o'clock a.m. as the
time and the Circuit Court Room in the
Court House at Klamatl) Falls. Oregon,
as the place for hearin objections to
il ""tnal Account and the aettteinent
ire-eoi.
Dated October 7, 1954.
Marian A. Given
Administratrix of estate
oi Howard w. Given,
Wm. Kuykendall
Attorney for Administratrix
Pine Tree Bldg.
Klamath Falls. Oreaon
October 7, 14. 21 and 28 No. 142
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH
STATE Or UKKGON
FOR KLAMATH milHITV
In the matter of th eitat n( Knneth
L DouHlas. deceased.
Notice is hereby elvfit that 4h tin. i
dcrslgned has filed her Fin.il Account of
the administration of said estate, and
that said Court has srt Monday, Novem-'
ber 8. 1954. at 10:00 o'clock a m is
the time and the Circuit Court Room
in the Court House at Klamath Fails 1
Oregon, as the place for hearing objec- I
mm io sat a nnai Account and the
settlement thereof.
Dated October 7, IBM.
Elizabeth L. Douglas
Administratrix of the es
tate of Kenneth 1. Douglas
Deceased
Wm. Kuykendall
Attorney for the Estate
Pine Tree Bldg.
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
October 7, 14, 21 and 28 No, 143
NOTICE OF SEASONAL
DETERMINATIONS
Notice Is herchv mvrn that arh nl
thi: employers listed below has been de
termined to be a seasonal employer, :
vithin the meaning of Chapter 857.240'
ORS. Any Interested parly may request ,
a hearing before the Commission withm
tt-n days after the date of Inst publica
tion of this notice.The "off-season'' of
each seasonal employer ii as stated be
low: Crater Lake National Park Co.. 1-1-55 '
thru 6-4-55 9-IH-53 thru 12-31-55;
Kltmath Forest Protective Ass-n., 1-8-55
thru 4-16-55; W. M. Haymnnd, 1-KU15
thru 4-16-55; Walker Hangs Patrol
Ass'n., 1-1-55 thru 6-2B-55 - 10-30-55
thru 12-31-35; Weyerhaeuser Timber
Co., (Railroad Construction!, 1-1-35 thru
4-30-55 and 11-6-55 thru 12-:il-53: Wever
hueuser Timber Co., (Fire Control),
1-1 thru 4-23-55 and 12-4-55 thru 12-
OREGON UNEMPLOYMENT COM
PENSATION COMMISSION.
Dated and published thia 4th day
of October, 1954.
Date of lait publication 18th day of
October, 15)54.
i&hJ-J- 8- ll 12 .
15, 18, lflNo. 134.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Notice la hereby given that the Com
niDn Council of the City of Klnmath
.i' Oregon, proposes to annex to
Mid -ity. territory within the bounds
of the following description, to-wit:
New low prices
for a New
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Frigldaire
Separate, full width freezer
self defrostinq refriqerator
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Legal Notice
The Southwest quarter (SW'i) of the
Northeast Quarter NEl of Section
twenty tStf, 20i, Township thirty-eight
south (Twp. 38 S.i, Range Nine tR.BJ
E.W.M., Klamath County, Oregon.
That the 11th day of October. 1B54.
at the hour of 7:30 o'clock p.m. thereof,
at a regular meeting of said Common
Council, to be held in the Council Room
of the City Hall for said City: reg
istered voters of the City of Klamath
Falls. Oregon, may appear and be
heard, by the Common Council, on the
question of annexing to said City, the
territory within the bounds of said de
scriotion. The Common Council hat elected to
dtfcpenae with submitting the question oi
annextne said territory to said City, to
tiie registered voters thereof by elec
tion, and in lieu thereof the hearing
gien notice of herein will be held.
This notice hac been authorized and
ordered given by Ordinance of said
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Ybur local Bus Company will now serve the Klamath
Basin with a 7 passenger Limousine service
with uniformed chauffeurs.
The luxurious, carefree way to see the sights or do the '
Basin. For tours, sports events, theaters, formal evenings,
all special occasions.
ANYWHERE
Charter this 7 passenger Limousine service to go any
where at any time. For business or pleasure.
' Ask for suggested itineraries and rates
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'Legal Notice
Common Council, dulr nd regularly
adopted at a regular meeting thereof
held September 20. 1954, and thereafter
approved and signed by the Mayor Ot
aaid City.
Done thia September 33, 1854,
. Frank Blackmer
Police Judge, City Of
Klamath Falls,
Oregon.
September 23, 30, October T No. 123,
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