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Whisky Savings
Prove Illegal
LOUISVILLE. Ky. lPl Living
close to a whisky distillery was
Just tqo much temptation for
James Rigga, a Janitor at a Bards
town Baptist church.
When the distillery emptied a
barrel and put Itaslde. the father
of 11 children would get the few
drops remaining in the bottom.
Finally, drop by drop, he built
up a reserve of eight gallons of
whisky. But officers found It In his
home.
After pleading guilty In federal
court yesterday Riggs was sen
lenced lo six months in Jail for
illogal possession of liquor.
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WINNERS IN STATE canning competition, two years in suc
cession were Mrs. Ada Barleen, Klamath Falls, who won a
television set in 1953 and Mrs. Murray Howard, Merrill, who
won a deep freeze in 1952. Both entered canned pears. The
contest, sponsored by the White Satin Sugar Company, 'is
open again this year and entries will be judged October 25
at Joan's Kitchen at the fairgrounds. Mrs. Barleen is a mem
bar of the Shasta View Grange. Mrs. Murray is a member of
the Merrill Grange.
Inter-Agency
Council Meet
Held Here
Bob Ptickett, executive secre.
tary of the United Fund Campaign
opening October 30, gave a con'
else and Instructive talk on "How
the Individual and the Agency Can
Benefit from the United Fund," at
the first fall meeting of the Inter-
Agency Council held October 6 at
the YMCA. .
The United Fund is the result
of the long felt need of the com
munity for coordinating support of
the numerous ' organizations who
depend upon Individual help for
continued success, Puckctt stated.
Continued work for a more
equitable distribution of funds to
eliminate any hardship on any or
ganization la planned. The United
Fund represents 36 local and na
tional agencies and contributions
to a central authority for handling
funds is meeting with Increased
approval.
Margaret Sheridan reported on
work being done on a clearing de
pot for used clothing and bedding.
It was announced that Richard
Applegatc. Medford, INS corres
pondent held for several- months
by the Chinese communists, will
appear at Mills School Auditorium
Monday, October 18 to speak on
his experiences while a prisoner.
Applegate is sponsored by the
Business and Professional Women.
Success of last year's Christmas
Bureau from which Christmas
cheer was distributed to many
families, was the yardstick for
plans to repeat the program again
this holiday season. Mayor Paul
Landry, recommended re-actlvat-ing.
the program.
Dr. Seth Kerron Klamath County
Health Officer reporting on the
typhoid immunizations in the south
suburban area, stated that 8000
shots had been given in the series
of three needed for complete pro
tection. The final shots are sched
uled for Tuesday afternoon. 4 to
6 p.m. at the Church of the Breth-
ern for those who still have one
of the series to take.
He stated that the Immunization
program, a preventative measure
undertaken by Uie Klamath Coun
ty Health Department with the
full cooperation of the Klamath
County Medlcnl Association had
not solved the problem that con
fronts residents of that area.
With the population growth, the
need is far greater than it was
live years ago when formation of
a sanitary district was put to a
vote of the property owners and
was rejected,
"Something must be done
aoon." Dr. Kerron said, "regard
less of whether It Is formaUon of
a sanitary district or annexation
to the city of Klamath Falls."
Tho Klamath County Health
Council will have a meeting later
this month (to further educate the
residents of that area to the ser
iousness of the situation.
Mrs. Isabelle Brlxner, council
chairman presided.
The following people were pres
ent at the meeting: Naomi
French. Camp Fire Olrls; Virgin
la Dixon, Red Cross; E, E. Ben
ner, state employment; Altha
Urquhart, public welfare; Julia
Brown, public welfare; Rosemary
Perry, public welfare; John Zum-!
wait. Allied Veterans Council; D. j
W. Madsen, Salvation Army.
J. Frank Brown, Salvation
Army; Jivereii u. reery. county
schools: Norman M. Reynolds.
State Department of Education;
Forrest Hawley, city schools; Don
ald A. W. Piper, Camp Fire Olrls;
Belty-Msrle Baker, special educa.
tlon. city schools: LeRoy Aserllnd,
jpeec.i correctlonist. city schools:
Msry McConnel. 4-H Clubs.
Cynthia DeRosier. city schools.
Ruth King. Herald ti News; Marv
Aim, public welfare, Erma Bar
ker, public welfare: Jennie Hub
bard, public welfare; Maryanne
Grave. Red Cross; Carol Shep
; ard public wellare: J. F. Hey
' den, United Fund and county
schools: Wilber Womer, Federal
i social security; Rev. Lloyd Hollo
way, Council of Churches: Mar.
garet Sheridan. T. B. and Health
I A5socation.
S M Kerron. liealth Depart
' ment; Helen Majors. T. B and
FALLS, OREGON
Health Association: Paul Landrv.
city of Klamath Falls; John Hob
son, Oregon Technical Institute:
W. M. Douglas, Oregon Technical
Institute; Mrs. Keith Cobo. Girl
Scduls; Orville Hamilton, City Po
nce Department; F. L. Maihews,
County Juvenile Department; Paul
campoen, YMCA; Bob Puckett,
united Fund; Isabelle Brlxner,
county schools; Elda Fletcher,
special education, city schools.
OF KEY
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Ml Off-
key singing proved no key to free
dom yesterday for three prisoners
attempting a break from the Kent
County Jail.
Sheriff Arnold Pigorsh, dis
turbed by loud singing from a cell
block, investigated and found the
trio attempting to saw their way
through cell bars with hacksaw
blades.
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Guild Of
Tulelake
Church Meet
TULELAKE The general Guild
of the Tulelake Community Pres
byterian Church meeting October
8, heard the date, October 16 for
the Presbyterial session, made fi
nal arrangements for a rummage
sale, elected officers and conduct
ed other business.
Mrs. Clifford Groves is the new
president; Mrs. A. E. Ryckman
fcerves as vice president: Mrs.
Gladys Jensen was reelected sec
retary and Mis. Ross Ragland will
fill the office of treasurer. Mrs.
Lillian Turnbaugh wa- chairman
of the nominating committee. In
stallation will be in November.
Presbyterial will be held at
Feace Memorial Church, Klam&lh
Falls, starting at 8:30 a.m. and
continuing until 4 p.m. October 15.
The annual rummage sale Is also
planned for that weekend, October
15-16. 10 a.m. to evening in the
former location of the Fausett
Electric. Mrs. D. P. Reid will be
rummage chairman. Rummage
should be taken to the church an
nex before the opening date.
The Guild provided clothing for
several of the children orphaned in
the recent highway accident.
During the social hour that fol
lowed the 1:30 p.m. dessert at the
home of Mrs. Marvi Keyser, Mrs.
Leonard Meshke and Mrs. Lillian
Turnbaugh sang. Mrs. H. T. Street
was program chairman Mrs, Mar
tin Wlnther, who spent last winter
on Fohr Island with her family
gave an interesting talk on a silver
wedding celebration she attended
and on other customs of the island
that lies off the coast of Denmark.
Mrs. Ed Duckett had devotions.
The general meeting of the Guild
will be November 3 with a mis
sions exhibit on display.
Martha Circle will meet on Oc
METEORITE
LONDON, lB Moscow Radio re
ported today a meteorite weighing
around 12 pounds fell last month
near Krutinka In Omsk Province
of Western Siberia.
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sisting hostess for the October t
meeting.
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