FRIDAY. OCTOBER 8, 1954
PAGE TWO
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Gilchrist Hi News Notes
By TOM LARSON
Try-outs' lor the all-school play,
"Where's the Fire?," to be pre
sented November 6, under the di
rection of Anne Oolezak were held
on Tuesday and Wednesday, after-
BUD and CHARLOTTE'S
News & Photo Service
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Open 8 a.m. to 11 p.m.
1004 Main St. Phone 4825 -
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noons of last week. The play will
be given-through special arrange
ments with Row, Petersen and Co.
The cast and staff are as fol
lows: cast: Grandma - C a r t e r,
Sharon Krueger; Sylpha Nesbit,
Judy 6dem; Joan Carter, Judy
Wyse: Herbert Caller. Michael
Harris; John fimllh,, Bob Garner;
Haul Ttldy, Beverly Sample; Bill
Harrison, Keith Russell: the Elec
trician, Fred Bales. Staff: assis
tant director, Jane Brader; alage
manager, Fred Page; property
managers, Bennie James and
Jeannette Kellem; sound and cur
tain. Arthur Warren; assistant
make-up, Erline Ware; business
Manager, Jane Brader; publicity,
Tom Larson.
This year, under the annual
conservation program, Gilchrlot
High students will work on the
problem o! "OuV Irreplaceable Re
sources." information concerning
the use of minerals, the length of
time our valuable resources will
last, and their great value to us in
our everyday life is being sought.
Mike Willlngham, a IBM Gil
christ High graduate, was home
on a short leave for the weekend.
Mike, an airman, 3rd class, at
Lowry Air Base In Colorado, stat
ed that he was glad to be home
even if for a short while. Mike did
some deer hunting on the opening
day of the season and returned to
his base by Monday.
Bob Sipe, class of '53. and Wally
Cory, class of '54, both students
enrolled in forestry at Oregon
State College, spent the weekend
here visiting with their families
and friends.
The first dance of the year, the
Hello Dance, given by the Grlz
zliettes, was a big hit for all at
tending siuaenin ana teachers. Re
freshments were served during a
break in the dancing program. De
licious punch ' and cupcakes, all
made by the food committee, were
j enjoyed In the cafeteria amld.it
j gay decorations of the fall season.
The gymnasium, decorated also in
the Autumn Fairyland theme, was
i subject to some Interesting com
Iplimenls. The student body wishes
to thank the Grizzliettes for the
;Ci)tA-taining evening.
The seniors left early Wednesday
morning for Klamath Falls to so
licit for prizes for the carnival,
j October 22. The school carnival,
and annual event, Is attracting a
great deal of Interest now with the
fun and gaiety it promises,
eryone Is invited I
Ev-
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ANCONA, Italy Ml Assunta
Gortetli, who witnessed the canon
ization of her daughter Maria In
one of the outstanding ceremo
nies of the 1D50 holy year, died
here Friday. Sho was 88.
? " Klamath oils. Oroaoa
AMERICAN CHINES?
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Ben B. Lee, Mgr.
V. 4 Fe Ordtn Ta Take O
Klamath Furniture Co. brings you . . .
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Colors:
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With Hie cold weather comini,
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Four Floors of Fine Furniture and Floor Coverinqs
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NEW AND UNIQUE Klamath Basin business enterprise (above), is a mobile TV troubleshoot
ing shop on wheeli. Brain child of Lee Sto.ier, 400 Conger, owner and operator, the unit in
corporates ell equipment essential for complete on-the-spot repairinq. In insert, Stoner holds
e grid-dip meter one of his meny technical gadqets significant in TV alignment work. Other
shot shows him beside his recently completed T-Van, which is now ready to roll into local, sub
urban or Basin-wide service.
Church Slates
Global Race
I'.inhal air race" contest Is
being sponsored by the TU
... r the Nazarene, corner
Garden and Martin, in an all-out
effort to earn a set of church fur
niture, Including pews and pulpit
The race wiU begin Sunday, Oc
tober 10, and continue through six
Sundays.
Nazarene Sunday School mem
bers and visitors are divided into
two teams - the nadar-Rideru
and the Beam-Team. Each team
hopes to circle the - globe" first,
through Increased attendance, ad
vertising. Bible reading and invi
tations to Sunday School, making
stops on the 20.000 mik Jaunt to
visit points of missionary and Bib
lical interest, to take on passen
gers and fuel.
To Increase interest In the cou
test. "3-B" prizes are offered the
senior and Junior pilots of the win.
ning plane - a ball, bat and Bible
for the junior pilot: a Bible, b-ll
and bow tie or blouse, and book
lor the senior. Other winners
prizes will duplicate the pilots
prizes except the girl winner wl.l
r,.rivp a bird, blouse and Bible.
An ice cream supper or chili
feed is promised the passengers
Service Club Calendar
SERVICE ( LIB CALENDAR 1
, October II through 17
N WINEMA HOTEL
Monday: Camp Fire Girls board
meeting. Crater Room, :30 p.m.
dinner, special guest .Eileen
Plum, regional director.
County Medical Association, Em
pire Room, 1:30 p.m. dinner.
Klamath Temple, Spanish Room,
all-day meeting
Tuesday: Fuel Oil Dealers As-
sociation. Crater Room, 8 p.m.
meeting.
Soroptimist Board, Crater Room,
noon luncheon.
Exchange Club, Empire ' Room,
noon luncheon, program guest
day and opening of membership
drive.
Junior Farmers. Empire Room
7:30 p.m. dinner.
Quoto Club, Camas Room, noon
luncheon and business meeting.
Klamath Temple, Spanish Room,
all day meeting.
Wednesday: Christian Business
men: Crater Room, noon luncheon-
Toketee Lions Empire Room,
6:30 p.m. dinner.
Chamber of Commerce, Empire
Room; noon luncheon. -
Weyerhaeuser Timber Co., Cam-i
as Room, 6:30 p.m. dinner and
training program for supervisors:
speakers Jack Frost, training
administrator from WTC Tacoma
office: Dr. Robert Burns. Univer
sity of Chicago; Ray Slngman,
company) director of Industrial re
lations. ,
Klamath Temple, Spanish Room,
all day meeting.
Thursday: National Office Man
agers Association, Crater Room,
noon luncheon.
Soroptimlsts, Camas Room, noon
luncheon and business meeting.
Friday: Juniper Ridge Oun Club.
Empire Room, 6:30 p.m. annual
business and election of officers.
WILLARD HOTEL
Monday: Democratic Committee.
Pine Grove Room, noon luncheon;
speaker, Richard Ncuberger, Dem
ocratic candidate to the Senate.
Klamath Retail Merchants.
Spruce Room, noon luncheon and
regular meeting.
Merchants Credit Service, Cedar
Room, noon luncheon and meeting.
Tuesday: Toastmasters, Spruce
Room, 6:30 a.m. meeting.
Lions, Pine Grove Room, noon
luncheon and meeting.
20-30 Club, Spruce Room, 7 p.m.
Insurance Agents Association of
Klamath Falls, 6:30 p.m.; first of
ficial meeting since election of officers.
9W Brotherhood of Railroad
Trainmen, 6:30 p.m. meeting.
Wednesday: Realty Board,
Spruce Room, noon luncheon and
regular ' meeting.
Sojourners, 'Pine Grove Room,
cards from 1 to 4 p.m. preceded
by lunch in the Paul Bunyon Room.
Thursday: Kiwanls, Pine Grove
Room, noon luncheon honoring
women's day. '
Tnnalmkti'.MPe finrnrn Rnnm
J-.30 o.m. dinner: speaker. Carol
Whetstone; theme, evaluation of
voice qualities.
Friday: Rotary, Pine Grove
Room, noon luncheon.
Saturday: Business ,and Profe
sional Women's dinner and con
ference, Pine Grove Room, 1 p.m.
Sunday: BPW breakfast and con
ference. Pine Grove Room, 8 a.m-
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Buy Low Food Center
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Grigg't Superior Foods
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Mrs.
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MERRILL
M. A. Bowman and Mrs.
Fothertngham were co
hostesses September 26 for a meet
ing of the Lost River Garden Club
at the home of Mrs. Bowman.
Members of the club attended
the district meeting and luncheon
held in Tulelake October 6.
Mrs. Paschal Hodges gave a pa
per on "The Care of Bulbs." The
club will sponsor a Junior harvest
show during the Potato Festival
in Merrill October 22-23. A com
plete schedule and prize list is be
ing published and will also be sent
to all 4-H leaders and other who
might be interested. Mrs. Dale
West Is chairman for the show.
The next meeting of the club will
be held October 30 at the home
of Mrs. Hugh O'Connor In Klam
ath Falls with Mrs. Scott McKen
dree as co-hostess. The speaker
will be Mrs. James O'Donahue
who will talk on 'Personal Slides
and Experience."
Members present for tne list
meeting were Mrs. Dtle west.
Mrs. C. E. Sharp, Mrs. Randall
Pope. Mrs. George Chin. Mrs.
James Hammond, Mrs. Scott Mc
Kendree. Mrs. Harry Orem. Mrs.
Paschal Hodges and the hostesses.
Guests were Mrs. John Schmidt
and Mrs. Hal Ogle.
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Jap Divers Plan
To Quit Rescue Try
HAKODATE. Japan Oct. I i.f
Kyodo news service reported tndsy
that Japanese) divers who have
sought to recover bodies from the
sunken ferry boat Toys Maru
would" discontinue operations to
morrow If no additional recoveries
rre made.
Kvodo said 113 passengers. In
cluding 12 Americans, allll are
missing, along with II members
of the crew. The ferry went down
in a tvohoon Sept. 26 The Army
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