Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, November 01, 1954, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1954 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THREE City and County Polling Places GENERAL ELECTION PRECINCT No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 ; No. 5 No. S No. 7 No. 8 No. a No. 10 No. 11 No. 12 No. 13 No. 14 No. IS No. 16 No. 17 No. 18 No. 19 No. 20 No. 21 No. 22 No. 23 No. 24 . No. 25 , No. 28 No. 27 No. 28 No. 29 No. 30 No. 31 No. 32 . Algoma No. Altamont So. Altamont Beatty Bly Chemult E. Chiloquin W. Chiloquin Crescent Lake Canal Dairy No. Enterprise So. Enterprise Gilchrist , E. Homedale No. Homedale So. Homedale Lakeshore Langell Valley Lost River E. Malin W. Malin E. Merrill W. Merrill Midland Modoc Mt. Laki Odell Orlndale OTI Pelican Bay Pine Grove Poe Valley Plevna Shasta E. Shasta - N. Shasta 6. Shasta W. Shasta Sprague River Stewart-Lenox Woodrlver Nov. 2; 1954 LOCATION Klamath Gas Co. Conger School ' Baldwin Hotel Mrs. R. E. Wattenburg Mrs. Anna Bean Presbyterian Church Gladys Ervin Court House Basement City Library Basement First Christian Church Calif.-Paclfic Utilities Co. Covenant Church Buick Garage Jim Olson Motors Viola Kiefer Mrs. W. O. Lohrey Church of Christ Cottage Plaft Sewing Center Mills School v Shepherd Music Store Klamath Kindergarten Balsiger Garage M. E. Holland Paul Robertson Mrs. Harry Larson .Roosevelt School Mrs. L. A. French County Library. Fatrview School Mrs. Mike Eittreim Bob's Associated Service . J. Russell Maurice Knight Altamont Elementary School Mrs. Robert Steers Church 1 Church School City Library Roy Prowell Basement J. V. AcutI Store Mrs. Geneva Samples Don Rice Feed Store First Church of God W. B. Schwartz Recreation Hall -Harry L. Wiard Suburban Fire Department Peterson School Mrs. W. P. Myers Grange Hall Library Broadway Hall High School 1 Moose Hail Community Hall Grange Hall Mrs. William Helm Grange Hall Esther Guddat Otto Paulson Student Union Parlor next to Post Office Pelican School Olene Grange Hall Grange Hall Schoolhouse Wesley Carter School S. G. Wells residence Peace Memorial Church Wlllard S. Bates Schoolhouse Fairhaven School C, I. Club House ADDRES3 125 So. Riverside California Avenue 31 Main 219 Pine 222 No. 5lh 6th and Pine B48 Prospect 4th and Main 5th and Klamath 9th and Pine 1011 Main 823 Walnut 1330 Main 522 So. 6th 2242 White 2144 Eberlein Wantland and Martin B05 East Main East Main 345 E. Main 211 E. Main Main and Esplanade 229 Alameda 601 Alameda 1933 Melrose 1125' Eldorado 1412 Crescent Mon Claire Street 1017 Donald 718 Rosea ay Drive Oregon Ave. and Biehn 1108 Hanks Old Schoolhouse 3807 Bisbee 1 block w. Catholic Ch. Crescent Lake, Oregon 1401 Nlmits -. Altamont Drive ' 4132 Altamont ' : BASIN BRIEFS 2705 Wiard Bristol & Wiard Lakeshore Drive Bonanza Modoc Point Freightways Bldg. Cres. 1740 Riverside . , Oretech v - 1728 Shasta Way 1005 Wiard 4431 So. Sixth Street 1544 Etna Fort Klamath Boy Injured By Automobile A tiny "Trick or Treater," 3-year-old Ricky Lee Bartlett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bartlett, 3638 Diamond Street, In Stewart-Lennox addition, escaped with 'only facial cuts and bruises when he was knocked to the pavement In front of Griggs Grocery, on the Ashland Highway Saturday evening, shortly before 8 p.m. Emmett Melvin Baker, Weyer haeuser, operator of the car told Oregon State Police the little boy ran directly in front of his car. His statement was verified by two brothers of Rickys who had pre ceded the three-year-old across the highway. The Injured lad was taken to the Klamath Valley Hospital by Kaler's Ambulance Service where he was given medical attention and re leased. The three brothers were trick or treating In the neighborhood and started across the highway. When the older brothers reached the other side they looked back and discovered little Ricky Just start ing across as the Baker car ap proached. ' The older brothers told officers they shouted to the lad to go back but he apparently misunderstood and ran directly Into the path of the car. Baker was absolved of blame in the accident. BODIES ENTRAQUE, Italy U Twenty Italian Alpine troopers left Mon day to Join American and Italian teams trying to recover bodies of 21 men killed in the crash of a "O. S. Air Force plane near this mountain hamlet on the French Italian border. Better Schools Meeting Planned A Better Schools Conference Is scheduled for November 6 from to 4:30 p.m. at the Lincoln School at Mcdlord. . This Is a regional conference, sponsored by the department of classroom teachers of the Oregon Education Association, and will in clude delegates from Jackson, Jo sephine, Lake, Klamath and Doug las counties. . Purpose of the conference Is to foster a better understanding of public education as It affects teachers, administrators, a 0 h o 0 1 board members and lay people. A full program is designed around the theme. "Are We In terpretlng Public Education?" Attend Conference Mrs. Dor othy Ezell, president of Klamath Falls Classroom Teachers Associ ation, teacher at Fremont Junior High School, attended the eighth annual fall conference of class room teachers in Portland, Octo ber 22 and 23. Also attending from the local schools was Mrs. Carol Whetstone, secretary of the asso ciation and teacher at Pelican School. From Portland Mr. and Mrs. Horace (Red) Hurd were called to Klamath Falls by the illness of Mrs. Hurd's father, Murray Dick inson. Postponement Shasta View Home Ec Club will meet Wednes day, November 3, at 8 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Lois Lewis, 2532 Shasta Way for Us regular meet ing. There will be election of offi cers. All members are urged to at tend. (Meetings are usually held the first Tuesday of each month.) Richard Petiold son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Peuold, 2028 Rec lamation, has been designated as Distinguished Air Reserve Offi cer Training Corps Student. The award was given Air Science IV cadets for having demonstrated high moral character, leadership qualities, aptitutde for service in the air force and completed Air Science III with an academic standing among the upper third of the class. He Is majoring in arch itecture at the University of Ore gon. . Camp Pendleton Marine Pfc. Gerald D. Durant, 3011 Boardman Street, was scheduled to sail the latter part of October from San Diego for duty in the Far East. Mrs. John Chepin and chil dren of Eugene are home visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wes Harsey, 4525 Bisbee, while John is in New York building a swimming pool for John D. Rockefeller. Change of Date Klamath Lu theran Ladies Aid will meet Wed nesday at 2 p.m. at the church: Bible study by Mrs. Ben Lofts gaard; hostesses, Mrs. R. Mots- chenbacher and Mrs. Kent Spauld- ing. Named Richard G. Parker. 1129 Lincoln Street, 1953 graduate of KUHS, has been elected vice president of the sophomore class at California College of Arts and Crafts In Oakland. In high school he won several prizes In art. In cluding a scholarship In the Scho lastic Art Awards, second prize In drawing In the West Coast Art Contest in Seattle, and a first hon orable mention in the Hallmark High School Art Talent Contest. He is working for the Bachelor of Art Education degree. John P. Oliver Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Oliver of Lake- shore Drive, has been awarded a state, foe scholarship at the Unl versity of-Oregon. He is a chem. lstry major. Sue lUmsby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ramsby, 521 North Fifth, has been named on the public relations committee of the Erb Memorial Union at the University of Oregon at Eugene. She spent the weekend here visit ing her parents. Ray Bell son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bell. 1935 Portland, spent the weekend with his parents. He is attending the University of Oregon at Eugene, He drove back Sunday afternoon. " " Feature Siskiyou County will be featured on Channel 12, TV at 6:45 p.m. Thursday, November 4 on the regular program by W. H. Hutchinson, Chico. Slides furnished by the Siskiyou County Historical Society will be shown. The slides were the gift of Dr. Roy Jones, many of them being adapted from the illustrations of his book, "Sad dle Bags in Siskiyou." Cannel 12 can be seen In Yreka and sur rounding communities. Meeting of the Business and Professional Women's Club tonight tor 6:30 dinner at the Wlllard Ho tel. The health and safety com mittee with Margaret strode as chairman will present the pro gram, a panel discussion by Dr. William G. Holford Jr., Dr. Seth Kerron, Klamath County Health official, Mrs. Lee Musselman and Mrs. Leland Cheyne. registered Question Breaks Up Red Meeting TOKYO W) The Chinese Com munist Red Cross delegation now visiting Japan held a "press con ference" here yesterday. It lasted three minutes. It broke up when a representa tive of the Japan Teachers Union asked if there is freedom of edu cation in China. Gives special kind of 'comforting warmth' for KIDS' COLDS to relieve coughs and loosen con gestion in nose, throat, large bron chial tubes. Stainless! SMUSTEROLE M Weekdays on RADIO nurses. The subject will be better care for older people. A nigh school boy's quartette will ting. Persona who have given a gallon or more of blood in the Klamath County Red Cross Chap ter blood program who are inter ested in organization of a gallon club to encourage sew donors, are Invited to attend a meeting at Red Cross headquarters, 108 Spring Street, Wednesday. Novem ber 3, 7:30 p.m. , Meeting of Henley Bethel No. 51, 7:30 p.m. tonight at the Mt. Laki Church. Plans will be made for the Christmas project, Langell Valley Horn Exten sion Unit will meet at the home of Marien Randall, Wednesday, No vember 3 at 10 a.m. The subject will be creative embroidery. Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Don Coleman and young son are spend ing the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Coleman, Worden. The Don Colemans are students at SOC, Ashland. , Visitors Lona Martin and Kaye Scott are visiting here from San Francisco at the home of Mrs. Rose Martin, 4779 South Sixth Street. Henley Grange will hold its meeting Wednesday, November 3, at the Henley Grange Hall. A pot luck supper will be served at 6:30 and there will be election of offi cers. , Altamont "Home Extension Unit will meet Thursday, Novem ber 4. at Joan's Kitchen at 10 a.m. The demonstration of creative em broidery will be given during the morning- session. The business meeting will follow luncheon Please bring own table service. Members nolo the change of data. Observance Klamath Falls Council of Churcbwoinen will ob serve World Community Day at First Presbyterian Church Friday, i.u.ciiimi 9l a p.m. jars. A. la.. Collier is program chairman. Rummage Sale sponsored by Soroptimist Club, all day Friday i .and Saturday, November S and 6, 1 at Pelican Theater Building. Bring 1 rummage Thursday afternoon from 1 to 4 p.m. or call 5195 for 1 pickup, J Sewing Classes will start j Thursday evening in room 106. KUHS. With rinri RhannM mm in- structor. Call her at 2-0141 for fur-1 tner lniormation. Art November 1-7 is Ameri-! can Art Week. Tills year's slogan i is - An is for Everyone." Visit your schools and see the art work done; visit local art shops, and look about you and see the won ders In nature this time of year, is the advice of the state director for observances of American Art Week. Llyod Bludder resident of Klamath Falls for 14 years and a, graduate of Klamath Union High, School, has been appointed as an, agent for Allstate Insurance Com pany, His headquarters will be at (Continued ea vage 5) GET THE BEST 1 1 I, 1 i 1 Lefe.Ar'APt-OUGH YP PRODUCT ELECT Troy V; COOK YOUR COUNTY COMMISSIONER Reduce our tax load More efficient County Purchaiinq Qualified & business experienced fp-l " ' "'-1 " I vV-i 1 j in n?, :U r . i II r 1 VCjrfJ PJ. by Trey Cook for Commissioner Comm., Howard Ptrnell, Chair. OaKe if from me... 1 11 IS A JOB 365 mV S B 1 csm v am GRADE futons atfy PAIRY FARM WX MILK EVERY PAt fo WSURE A . HEALTHY HERQ COflsmd Mini siimy-row! r.iii 11 DRASTIC REDUCTIONS On Used Tractors! At Crater Lake Machinery Co. 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Angel Food Cake Mix Swantdown Betty Crocker Pillibury Pkg. 49 Special! Shortening 79 Crisco 3 Snowdrift r Sm Tins Wesson Oil 59v Mayday Salad Oil .stu 57' Royal Satin Shortening M 73' ' Safe way's the best place to buy produce! Jonathan APPLES Florida ORANGES Cello Bog 39c 10clb. Campbell's No. 2'2 Tins Tomato Soup Moonbeam Pumpkin Van Zee Cheese Food Coldbrook Margarine Can 10' 3 '25' 59' ,19' 2-lb. Loaf i e "f-L-:.-' Safeway Meats are Trimmed Before Weighing! U.S. "Choice" T-Bone STEAKS 99c,b Bonless Top SIRLOIN SI. 09 ,b. Prem Luncheon Meat si, 39' Torpedo Tuna ars 5 F" $ 1 Pock Train - Delicious 24-oz. f J P Maple Flavor Bottle &0 Edwards Rich & Robust 1 Lb. Can 97c 2-lb. Tin $1.93 FRESH COFFEE Nob Hill Aromatic Flavor 1 Lb. Boq 92' 2-lb. Baq $1.83 Airway Mild & Mellow 1 Lb. Baq 90c 2-lb. Baq $1.79 ! i i