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Home Nursing
Course Starts
A training course for volunteer
instructors In Koine Nursing and
Civil Defense opened at Red Cross
headquarters Monday morn
ing. Mrs. Patricia Hunsaker, R.N.,
nursing representative for the Red
Cross in Oregon, Is conducting the
course. Mrs. Hunsaker has had ex
perience in public health nursing
particularly ui tne supervisory
field with the Multnomah County
Public Health. Department.
A live day course in instruction
Is offered to nurses and teachers
within the community. Purpose of
me instruction is to train volun
teers who will teach group within
me community oasic nursing Skills
lor tne home and In disaster wrok.
The following have enrolled for
the weeks training: Mrs. Dorothy
v. Risse, Bonanza; Prances L.
Beddow. Klamath Falls; Rhoda
Ann Brown, Klamath Falls; Mrs.
Carl C. Coulson Jr., Merrill; Mrs.
E. Mae Spells of the local public
health department; Mrs. Anna Ma
ria Harris, Klamath Falls; Mrs.
Barbara J. Colwell, Keno; Mrs.
Mary Frances Hammond, Merrill.
Student classes to receive train
ing will be organized this month.
All Interested in the Instruction can
contact either the volunteer teach
er in their own community or the
Red Cross office in Klamath Falls,
phone 4125.
Nursing services of the local
chapter is financed by contribu
tions to the United Fund Red Cross
campaign each year.
Bonanza Parents
Hold Meeting
BONANZA A large crowd at
tended the October meeting of the
Bonanza Parents and Patrons Club
held at the elementary gym on Oc
tober 21, at 8 p.m. The short meet
lug was in charge of president
Roger Reld. Francis Skinner and
Mary McConnell gave 4H awards
to members ol the club, and sev
eral ribbons were given to the chil
dren who won them at the state
fair. The second grade and the
sophomore grade won the room
count.
The next meeting o the club will
be December 1, and will combine
the November and December
meetings. Mrs. Jack Weimer will
be refreshment chairman for that
meeting.
Alter the meeting members and
Bursts went to the cafeteria for
refreshments served by Mrs. Roy
Fernlund and her committee.
Sailors Return
To Two Ships
PORTLAND AFL Sailors
Union members returned to work
Monday on two ships which were
lied up over the weekend here
because of a jurisdictional dispute.
Thfy had refused to man the
vessels In retaliation lor an action
by the Independent Longshore
men's and Warehousemen's Union
In San Pedro, Calif. William Ben.
Sailors agent here, said the long
shore union had failed to provide
men to work on the so-called
"sailors hatch" of a vessel here.
He called U an attempt by the
longshoremen to taka away' jobs
from the Bailors Union.
However. Beng said "we don't
like work stoppages any more than
the employers" and tailors
reported for work Monday morn
ing. The two vessels, the Santa
fcitsa and the Hawaiian Logger,
ailed shortly afterward.
BODIES
ENTRAQUE. Italy X The
laai six bodies of 21 Americans
who difd in a military plane
crash Oct. W In the French-Italian
Alps ete carried to this
mountain 'villa at by mult Tuea-day.
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THE MAGIC CARPET OF CAMP FIRE GIRLS took these Blue Birds to the Southern Pacific
Railroad yards to grant their wish "to go to interesting places." Special guests (on the en
gine I were Suzie and Johnny, touring United Fund agencies. Eager to learn, the group was en
chanted with the huge engines and roundhouse. Blue Bird program accepts the importance
of play in a child's life. Through "creative play," built around family and community life, their
fun is channeled into planned play which helps in the serious business of growing up. These
youngsters will go into the Camp Fire program and finally Horizon Club program as they
grow through teenage.
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PETER RYHjINER
Game Hunters
To Be Heard
Two of America's most famous
bis game hunters who use cameras
instead of guns will te guests oi
the Knife and Fork Club Tuesday,
November 9 at a dinner In the
Willard Hotel.
They are Peter and M e r c i a
Ryhlner who are rivaled only by
Frank Buck in the "bring 'em back
alive" realm.
Fred Southwell secretary of tha
club, said that the Ryhiners have
proven two of the most popular
after dinner speakers to tour the
country In Tecent years. They hunt
the fiercest and wildest of Jungle
beasts without firearms. Their
purpose is to capture animals for
toos in all parts of the world.
Knife and Fork Club members
are urged to make their reserva
tions early. The dinner will start
promptly at 6:45.
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Weather Bureau said Tuesday
typhoon Pamela had increased its
peak winds to 135 miles an hour
as it moved toward Okinawa, big
U.S. Island base.
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BONANZA The annual Junior
follies was given at the Bonanza
school the evening of October 39.
A large crowd attended the performances-
by the graded seventh
through 12th. The theme was. This
Is Our Little Hollywood. Jim Par
terfield announced C.e different
skits. The seventh grade presented
Fashion Flashes from Holly
wood." and their narrator was
Mary Ann Matt. Bob Schmor 1
the seventh grade adviser. The
eighth grade skit was "Through
Sleet Colored Glasses," reader was
Bob Robertson and their adviser
was Dick Sohn. The ninth grade
skit was "A Day With A Holly
wood Doctor." The leader was
Janice Hazeltlne, their adviser:
Charles Dalton.
The tenth grade skti was Ken
neth Albert, a radio announcer and ;
the theme "An Interview With
Hollywood Stars." Bob Johnson is
Eagles Plan
Card Party
The Eaeles Auxillnrt will hnlri i
public card party Wednesday, No
vember 3. at the Ehc-Ips hall h.
8innlng at 8 p.m. All the proceeds
go to me muscular uystropny
Foundation.
Pinochle. Canasta and bridge
will be played with, pr.zes and re
freshments. Goldina Thompson 13
chairman for the parly.
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to buy celery!
School Play
adviser, for the tenth grade. The
eleventh grade put on a skit "In
a Hollywood Courtroom," Rudy
Malpert is their adviser. The
twenfth grade was "The Wishing
Star Cabaret of Hollywood," their
adviser was Joanna Givan.
Judges were Bernlce McCartie,
Odessa Noble and Alice Drew. The
trophy's were awarded to the ninth
and 12th grades by Charles Steb
er, principal. The bann played be
fore the show and between acts,
they are led by Charles Dobry.
Lenore Spark's Olee Club sang
three selections.
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