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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 26, 1954)
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1954 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE THREE BASIN BRIEFS Ann Hulifanit daughter of Mr. .assist the hostess. Mrs. Andy Col and Mrs. John Robert Holzgang, lier will be guest speaker tor the 1040 California. '5a Graduate mra, .was among ' the recently tccepted rushtes tor Gamma Phi Beta Sorority at ' Ban Josa State College, Civil Service announces the annual examination lor Junior Management assbtanl. for lilling' positions in various federal agen cies in Washington and elsewhere. Age limit of 35 years will be waived for persons entitled to vet eran preference. Further informa tion may be had lrora L. E. Propst, window No. 1, Klamath Palls post office. Conference Western Area De- The Klamath Board of Real tors will meet Wednesday noon at the Willard hotel. To Ashland Mr. and Mrs. E. See and their houseguesi. Mrs. Ed Nelson, Washington, Iowa, (pent Sunday in Ashland. Visitinr Mrs. Dorothy Geer and son Melvin spent Sunday in Yreka. Comer Carnival sponsored by Conger PTA, will be held Saturday, November 20. starting at 6:30 p.m. at the school. Concessions,' food ures on the November 1 ballot. ChlKxiuln A driven license examiner will be on duty at Uie ChiloquiD City Hall, Thursday, Oc tober 28, lrom 1 to 7 p.m. Tne Klamath Falls office will be open for renewals only on Thursday and Friday. Dorrit The 20th District meet ing ol VFW, Department of Cali fornia, will be held October 31, at 10 a.m. in the Red Bam at Dorns. Fnlists DeWitt L. Ferguson, 17, son of Glenn E. Ferguson, Lake- shore Drive, enlisted in the U. S. Air Force October 22 for four years. After being sworn in at Portland he was sent to Paries Air Force Base near Oakland, California, lor basio training. ' To Board Election of Richard Stursis Perkins, of New York. to I thn Hnnrrl nt riirprtnrs nf the South. velopment Conference will be held fun ior aU- em Pacific Company has been an- Bt ttlP Marl Wnrk-ino Writ A 1 in Knn 1 - ' . I noimced b' D. J. KUSSelL PreSi- Francistb. .Nnvemher 17. Amine ' Uemonstration-A livestock and idem. Perkms u vjce chairman of sneaker will h nh, k ster-i31 marketing meeting ana aem- board The national city Bank rett. manager, industries depart- tration will be held at tnei air- of New Yorlc ana pl.esldent tnd di. ment. Porthmn Chamher of Com- Vounds starting at 10 a.m.. Thure- rccU)r o( cilv Bank mot h u,ti t.M nn idav. October 28. sponsorea Dy me T , ComDanv. He replaces A. T. -vice president and general man- county extension office m coopera-iMercier lormer Southern Pacific ager of. Pone fc Talbot. Portland. I'10" wlU Oregon State College. E". prcsjdent, who has retired from . jeryone welcome. A demonstration i e board. .of meat cutting, loeniincaiiou, cooking and wrapping for freezing Tw0 students fiom Klamath Thursday. . Fall5. Henry Williams and Rod- t 'ney Wright, at California State Movies The growth of minerals pivt-hnic Colleee at San Luis and the colorful beauty ol their obispo. have been accepted I many crystal iorms wiu dj shuwii in a series of natural color slides I at the next meeting of the Klam ath Mineral Club. 8 p.m. Thursday, October 28, at the Klamath Coun ty Chamber of Commerce meet ing room. This outstanding series of color slides of minerals is the work of Vtf. Scott Lewis, a prom inent naturalist who lives in Holly wood, California. Kills Class in Spanish lan- Taa .......... T.........,. Hu i.uw'B nioht si un wrnis with 'starts at l:i0 p.m. Raymond Labos. Spanish instruc tor. Time is 7 o clock. ' Eleanor Jackson daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Jackson of Henley, has'boen elected president of the Madrigal Chorus cf Oregon State College. She is a junior at OSC, majoring In, elementary edu cation. ; 1 Delegates from 71 rural elec. iric systems, representing 124.258 electrified farms in Alaska, Cali fornia. Idaho;. Montana. Oregon, TJtah and Washington, will attend toe National Rural Electric Coop erative , Association's Region .IX meeting-at the Boise Hotel, Boise, Idaho, October 28 and 29. - Roseburg The Northwestern Turkey Show will be held Novem ber 18-20 at Roseburg. Entries close November 18. Address is P.O. Box 750, Roseburg. ' Malm Garden Club will meet Wednesday October 27, at the Loval Loreness home for a Christ mas workshop meeting led by Mrs. J. p. Elmore, Klamath Falls. Meeting time Is 10 a.m. and those attending should bring a sack lunch. Prosperity Social Club will meet at the home of Mrs. A. E. Street, Malm, (Thursday, October 28, at 8 p.m. i - St. Barnabas Guild turkey dinner and bazaar will be held November 13, at 6 p.m. in the Bo nanza school cafeteria. Friendly Clrole Club will meet for a noon potluck at the home of Mrs. Minnie Padgett, 412 Upham Thursday, October 28. Visiting Mrs. Ed , Nelson, Washington.'1 Iowa Uias i been - a euest at the home of her twin brother and family; ; Everett See October 19, Mrs. Nelson and See celebrated their birthday with family dinner at the See home, 103 Michigan. first year members in Cal Poly's ROTC program. Riverside PTA will sponsor a carnival at the school, Thursday, October 28, at 7:30 p.m. There will be a program, concessions, looa and fun for all. Shasta PTA will present a film, Freedom to Learning," at regu lar meeting to be hey Wednesday, October 27, at 2:30 p.m. at Shasta School. Sojourners will meet Wednes day, October 27, with the group from Medford for luncheon in the Pine Grove Room at the Willard Hotel at 12:30 noon. Reservations are required. Phone Mrs. Tennanl, 2-0976. Ed Geary Republican candidate to succeed himself as state repre sentative, will speak Thursday noon at the Winema, Hotel, to address the luncheon meeting of the Sorop- tlmist Club. His talk will be non partisan and he will explain meas- Kussell P. Smith or Klamath Falls, was among a Cal Poly ROTC honor guard to greet Vice President Richard Nixon during & recent stop-off at Sao Luis Obispo, California. Far East Marine Pfc. Julian R Hood, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hood of Klamath Falls, participat ed In a two-day field exercise on -V If" ' Jt't I or f.S&iy In WP i ; in ii - mi -irr-rt irnt itim 1t"ifrir Fall Concert Series Starts When the newly formed Colum bia Bel Canto Trio, comprised of Pierrette Alarie, coloratura so prano, Leopold Slmoneau, Lyric tenor, and Theodor Uppman, bari tone, appear at tne pelican i nea ter on Wednesday, October 27, tt will recall to many music lovers another trio, a famous one of the recent past, the Bel Canto Trio, of Prances Yeend, Mario Lanza and George London. Presented by the Klamath Com munity Concert Association, the Columbia Bel Canto Trio is the first concert of Jhe 1954-1955 scr ips. Each of these singers, Alarie, Slmoneau, and Uppman, Is an es tablished singer and each has had brilliant successes in the operatic and concert fields. Chosen to make up the Columbia Bel Canto Trio, they will unite In operatic excerpts and also sing individually. PART OF THE CAST on the Riverside PTA Carnival program, Thursday, October 28, 7:30 p.m., at the sehpol. From the left, Sarah: Taylor, Marlena Ferebee, Joe, Cox and Doris Hodges. A real carnival evening is planned for parents and friends. Phot by Ferebee the slopes of ' Japan's Fujiyama late In September as the 12th Ma rines, artillery regiment of the 3rd Marine Division, flexed Its combat muscles in day and night firing exercises. Due to Arrive last Sunday at San Diego was Cornelius E. O'Keefe, machinists mate fireman, USN, of Silver Lake, aboard the de stroyer USS Stembel, according to Fleet Home Town News Center. APPEAL (Tuesday for Stalingrad, Russia, to arrange a joint appeal by the two COVENTRY. England Ifl A war-battered cities for a U, N, ban Coventry civic delegation 1 e f 1 1 on atomic and H-bombs. 'Piggyback' Service Slated Southern Pacific's trailer-flatcar operations, popularly known as "piggyback," will be expanded to Include service between San Fran Cisco Bay Area and other central California cities and points in Eastern Oregon, Idaho, Utah and Wyoming, the railroad announced The new service, effective Oc- tuber 31 with full-scale shipment of general commodities In both di rections, provides for interchange of equipment with the Union Pa cific railroad. This is believed to be the first line two railroads have Joined in an operation of this kind. i 4$f Hp ib The Columbia Bel Canto Trie, making its first tour this year, ii a captivating, new attraction of rare quality, as brilliant and charming as each of Its three fine artists. Doors at the Pelican Thea ter will be open at 7:30 p.m. with curtain time at 8 o'clock. Admit tance to the concert la by member ship card only. i So smooth ii it Imwk vein breathless PSj V0DKA 80 proof Midtfaxn 100 fniaMutnltaitMa Stc. 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Coll 3184, EAST SIDE ELECTRIC I 625 Klamath Ave. f J R Phone 3184 ' V 23 4cMAfa Monday, October 26, 1931 The state cow testing association records- for September .again Jhow Klamath county dairy cattle equal; to'any in the state with Eorl Mack, prominent dairyman of the Spring Lake district, ogairf holding high herd records in the. state for the month. This is the, third month in which Mr. Mock's herd hos led oil dairy herds in the state. , Tuesday October 17, .1931 Mrs. Paul Sharp, Mrs. F. Cecil .yjjdarris'and Mrs. Lloyd Goble hove returned from Portland ond . Eugene where they spent several doys. Iri Eugene Mrs. Goble .xitrerided the American Association of University Women's con ''Wntiorv' os a delegate from the Klomoth chopter. ; Wednesday, October 28, 1931 Ornamental pedestal lamps will i be 'erected in front of the Seventh street entronce to the new federal building,. and ornamental bracket lomps will be placed 'onooch side, of the Walnut street entronce. Postmaster John A. McCall, cuitodion of .the building, stated Tuesday. .Thursday,, October 29, 1931 As a recognition of his splendid ork in the low school ot the University of Oregon, William Kuykendall.of Klamath Falls, is student editor-in-chief of the Oregon Law -Review, monthly magazine published by the school. This position is given only to a student who has maintained o consistently high scholastic record, ond who hos shown himself to be responsible;. capobie and possessor of unusual ability Friday, October 30, 1954 Colvin Peyton, prominent young business mon of the Klomoth Falls oreo, hos left for Son Fran cisco, where he will spend ten days transacting business. Soturday, October 31, 1954 Witches ond goblins, weird noises ond flickering lights, added to the atmosphere of one of the cleverest Hallowe'en porties of the season given Friday, evening bv Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Epperson in honor of their young son, George. 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