WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 13. 1954
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE FIVE
BASIN BRIEFS
Meeiinf First Christian Worn
en's Fellowship group meeting will
te held Thursday at l p.m. Croup
I meets at the home of Mrs. John
Wikolf, 2248 Orchard; Group II at
the home of Mrs. J. A. Hunter,
2851 Wiard. All members and
friends invited.
Nurses Meet District No. 8.
OSNA. meets Thursday at 8 n.m. at
the counly health center, Progiam
at 9 pm .Films on cancer; Dr.
Raymond Tice will be speaker.
Correction Rummage spon
sored by the Delta Kappa Gamma
Society, will be held at the Pell
ran Theater Building, Saturday,
October 16.
Nature Society of the Klamath
region will discuss birds of the fal
migration through the Klamath Bv
sin at a regular meeting in the
chamber of commerce bmldtn? at
8 p.m.. Thursday. A motion pic.
ture, "Trees for the Future." Ulus,
trating the forest practir.es of
Crown Zellerbach Corporation, will
be part of the program.
Carnival Committee
if Fre
are urged to attend. Homecoming
plans will be discussed.
Malin Nada Derry, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Diclt Derry of
Malin, a student nurse at Provi
dence Hospital, is ill at the hos
pital in Portland. Cards will reach
her care of Providence School of
Nursing, 621 NE 49, Portland 13.
Bonanza If enough interest
is shown, there will be adult sew
mg classes at Bonanza High
School taught by Marnette Sohn
and shop work taught by Dick
.John. Sign petition at Bolds' store
U' be presented at Parents and Pa-
t'.ons meeting, October 27.
. From Alaska Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Richards, former Klamath
Falls residents, are at the Willard
Hotel on a visit from their home at
Fairbanks, Alaska.
Visitor J. Franklin Reid Jr.
formerly with station KFLW, spent
several days visiting here this
week from Burbank, California
Hn ha hwri voutTi director in
mission work for the last year.
Ta PArlfanil Mr. and Mrs.
Wyatt Padgett left today for Port
lurid to visit and attend the Ore-
gon-USC football game.
Evtmiiv rtrrl Huh will meet
for noon potluck at the home of
Mrs. Hazel Bradley, (24 High,
apartment 11, Thursday, October
14.
Rumrmje Sale Friday and
Saturday, October 15-18. 9 a.m.
to 4:40 n.m.. 127 South Sixth
Street, sponsored by Womens So-
ciety Christian service. First
Methodist Church. Bring rummage
to headquarters Thursday from
10:30 a.m. on; or call 3428 for
pickup.
Ham Dinner sponsored by the
Mothers Club of Sacred Heart
Academy this Saturday, October
16. will be served from 5:30 to
7:30 p.m. in the gymnasium, lo
cated directly behind the church
on Eighth and High. Proceeds
from the dinner will go to the
school athletic fund. Tickets will
be on sale at the door or from
Operation Saves
Baby's Life
LOUISVILLE, Ky. W Wiley
Lawrence Chester, 4 weeks old,
is home from the hospital today
with his heart back inside his body.
And the only thing be has to
show for the operation, performed
three hours after birth, is a small
scar on the chest.
Wiley was brought here from
Jeffersonville, Ind., Just across the
Ohio River, when doctors discov
ered he had one of the rarest of
abnormalities at birth.
The heart, half. Inside and half
outside the body, was enclosed In
two fine gelatine-like membranes.
The breast bone was only partly
formed and several ribs, instead of
Joining the breast bone at the front,
joined each other across the chest.
"In g or 10 hours, the mem
branes around the heart would
have become like old parchment,"
said the 'surgeon who performed
the operation. "By that time. It
probably would have been too
late."
He declined to be Identified but
said that during the one hour In
surgery, the heart was forced back
into Its cavity while the lungs,
which had filled the cavity, were
pushed aside to make room.
Wiley's mother, Mrs. Palmer
Chesteh says her new son Is "doing
Just fine. He's gained over a pound
since birth."
school children of ths Academy
Hugh O'Connor 133 Grant, re
cuperating at Klamath Valley Hos
pital, may have bnaf visitors.
For
SAYING PLANS
It'i The
EQUITABLE
AND
JOHN
HOUSTON
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ELEVATOR SERVICE TO ALL FLOORS
Don't let the big ones get away!
Buylbdaron
:00-5:30 "
mont PTA will meet Octobei 18 at
1:30 p.m., at the home of Mis.
Dorothy Ooehring, 1944 Huron.
Plans are well under way for the
annual Fremont PTA carnival to
be held Fridr.y, October 22, at 8
ii.m. at the school.
Merrill A drivers license ex
aminer will be on duty at the Mer
rill Fire Hall, Thursday, October
14, from 11:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. The
Klamath Falls office will handle
renewal licenses only on that date.
Keno PTA will sponsor an all
day food and rummage sale at the
Keno Recreation Hail, saiuraay
t October 16.
Appointed Russell P. Smith, of
Klamath Falls has been appointed
a cadet first lieutenant in the
ROTO program at California State
Polytechnic College at San Luis
Obispo, according to word received
from the school.
Korea Marine Pfc Jack L.
Palmer, son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Palmer, 1951 Ogden, has arrived
in Korea for duty with Marine Air
craft Group 33, a unit of the 1st
Marine Aircraft Wing.
Port Heuneme Among mem
bers of Mobile Construction Bat
talion 9. scheduled to disembark
at the construction Battalion Cen
ter here last Sunday, was Elvin J.
E 1 n a n. driver constructlonman.
USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Elnan of Paisley. The group has
completed five months of opera
tional training at Adak, Alaska.
Far East James C Cooper,
seaman, USN. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charley A. Matney of Klamath
Falls, was aboard the heavy
cruiser USS Toledo during the
opening days of her fifth tour In
the Far East.
Civil Service announces an
examinaiion of 1 correctional ' offi
er ,(male) for filling positions in
federal penal and correctional In
stitutions. Salary is $3,410 a year.
Further information may be had
from L. E. Propst, Window No. 1,
U.S. Post Office. '
Civil Service has opened an
examination for fish culturlst to
fill positions in the Fish and Wild
life Service in Idaho, Montana,
Oregon. Washington, California
and Nevada. Salaries are $2,500
and $2,750 a year. Applications
should be mailed directly to the
Department of Interior N.W. Board
of U.S. Civil Service Examiners,
Box 3537, Portland 8.
United Fund board meeting
will be held tonight at 7:30 at the
YMCA building .At 8 p.m. division
heads will meet to discuss lining
up volunteer team members, re
ceive material, etc. , ' .
Payroll Deducatfon committee i
of United Fund will meet Thurs-
day at 7:45 p.m. in the YMCA
building. i
Guy Cordon U.S. Senator!
from Oregon (Republican) will be
the featured speaker at the annual j
dinner meeting of Columbia Em- i
pire Industries. Inc., to be held 1
October 21 at the Multnomah Ho
tel. Portland, tl Is tn h an in.
formal dinner and ladies are in
vited. OT1 Oregon Tech Alumni As
sociation will meet at 8 p.m.,
Wednesday. In the chamber oi
commerce building. It is a very
important meeting and all alumni
A Smart
Woman
O Reads ...
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