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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 3, 1954)
1 'WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3. 1954 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON FAGS SEVEN BASIN BRIEFS Marjorie Dwyer daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Dwyer, 442 Michigan, whd Is in nurses' training at Providence Hospital in Portland,' was borne to spend the weekend with her parents, return ing to Portland Monday. Farmers in the Klamath Ba rin are urged to attend an open meeting tonicht tWednesdayj in the Merrill Recreation Hall at 7:30 p.m. for discussion of the proposal to take over the operation and maintenance contract of Klamath Irrigation District which will be voted upon November 9. Frances Hii-urua rlouoht.. f Dr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Stearns, 745 Pacific Terrace, is enrolled in the College of Liberal Arts at Northwestern University, Evans ton, Illinois. According to word from the college, enrollment this fall totals 8,430 students. Fort Klamath C.I. Club Is sponsoring a square dunce at the clubhouse Saturday evening with all proceeds to go to the United Fund campaign. Caller will be Bill Mayhew of Klamath Falls and spe cial entertainment will be provided bV the A and I VYrilr nnnnp irrnim 01 Kiamatn rails. Refreshments will follow the dance. Reame Women's auxiliary of Reames will hold the annual, fall luncneon Friday, November 5, at 1 p.m. flection of officers will follow. Guild Meeting Members of . Zion Lutheran Church Women's Guild will hold their regular eve ning meeting Thursday, November 4, at 1:80 p.m. In the church. All memoers are urged to attend. World Community Day will be observed by the Klamath Falls Council of Churchwomen Friday a't 2 p.m. In First Presbyterian , Church. Mrs. A. M, Collier is pro gram chairman. Rummage Sale will be spon sored all day Friday and Satur day, November S and 6, at the Ma sonic Temple by Friendship Court, Order of the Amaranth. Cub Pack 75 of the Peterson School will meet Thursday eve ning at 7:30 at the school. All par ents and Interested friends Invited. Capped Word comes from the University of Oregon Medical School that Jean Tucker of Klam- ath Falls will receive her student nurse s cap at ceremonies to be held Friday, November S, at 8 p.m. In the medical school's auditorium. Convention Reports by E. Mae Speirs, R.N.,' Dorothy Bennett, R.N., and Helen Sullivan, R.N., will be heard at the regular meeting of District No. 8, OSNA, to be held Thursday evening, at 8 o'clock at the County Health Center. Home Ec Program The Fu ture Homeinakers of America of KUHS will present a radio pro gram on KFJI tonight (Wednes day) at 7:25, outlining the oojec lives of the club. Sports Album Is now on the air every Wednesday over KFJI at 7:45 p.m. Two tickets to Pelican games are given away on each ruamain spoi us Album program. Sewinr C'lassM rail . r-iBM Shapard, .2-0141,' for Information on general sewing classes to start Thursday evening in room 106, Klamath Union High School. Turkey Show Entries for the Northwestern Tllrlrnv shn held November 18-20 in the new (pavilion building, Douglas County Fairgrounds, Roseburg, will close November 18. Fairhaven Parents and Pa trons club will sponsor a fund raisine dance at th u-hnAi vm Saturday evening, November 13. Bring Rummage Thursday from 1 In s n m ter Building for Soroptimist rum mage sale to be held all dm day and Saturday, or call 5195 for pinup. Rummace Hal T?ri,ia ,i Saturday. Novemher & oh ... old Roberts Hardware location,' 127 ooutn Hixtn, sponsored by XI Delta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. Doors open at 9 a.m. KUHS fnl. ... -....(, ..maoca jut adults in photography, a course designed for beginners or ama teurs, stressing theory and actual darkroom laboratory processes, vm us organized mis evening (Wednesday) at 7 o'clock, room 319, KUHS. Art 1 , . . .... viuoac3 iur aauns wisiung information in composition, work in pencil, charcoal, conte crayon and pen and ink, will be organized Thursrifiir PVMiirw at n n M - 323, KUHS. - ' -" Silver Winra Rivrmri t ..., ant James A. Shelton of Gilchrist Was awarded the silver wings of an Air Force nilnt in graduation ceremonies at Vance Air Force Base, Enid, Oklahoma. HOTELS -OSBURN HOLLAND EUGENE, ORE. MEDFORO Thoroughly Modern Mrs. J. E. .Barley Joe Earlty Jr. Proprietor! He was graduated from Oregon state college in 1953. Graduates Lieut. Theodore 0. Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Anderson, of Ashland. was graduated and received hit, wings as an aircraft observer re cently at Harhngen Air Force Base, Texas, More Cars A continued gain in motor vehicle registrations in Oregon has brought the total num ber of automobiles to an estimated 679.000, representing three per cent gain over 1953. according to the Oregon Slate Motor Associa tion. Employment Although there was a 27 per cent increase in un employment claims last month over October, 1953. this October's figures show a decrease of 10 per cent irom tne previous month.- ac cording to Guy Barker, manager of the Klamath Falls branch of the Oregon State Employment service. Meellnr The Klamath County Historical Society will meet in the ohamber of commerce rooms, Fri day November 5. 7:30 p.m. The nominating committee will report and officers will be elected for the coming year. The meeting is being held on Friday this month instead of Wednesday because the cham ber of commerce -rooms were not available until Friday. Henlev Granite will ennntnr the second in a series of card parties open to the public in the grange hall, Friday, November 5, 8 p.m. Meeting? Aloha Social Olnh will meet In the parlors of the Ma sonic Temnlf nn PMrtnv Mnnam. ber 5 at 1:45 p.m. for a dessert uncneon. Hostesses win be Sally Woods and Opal McKibben. Meeting student wives of OTI, Wednesday, November 3, 7:45 in the union lounge. Those attending should take a white elephant. Dates set for the Tiilelake Gar den Club annual Christmas show have been set for December 8-9. Theme will be "Home for Christ mas.'1 Conference nav wprinperfnv November 10 A-30 in 11-0 t m open house at the Camp Fire of fice. Questions will be answered on office procedures, council policies and functions. 1 a " jia 1 I ;, v' y "A l CJ - - M TSGT. HARTNEY L. HARALDSON, USAF, right, whoie mother, Mrs, Sarah Haraldson, livei at 722 Martin Street, has just received an Oak Leaf Clutter to the Bronze Star re ceived in the Korean War. A2c Kenneth J. Long, Peculiar, Missouri, center, received Commendation Ribbon from Col. Basltin Lawrence Jr., assistant deputy for Intelligence, FEAF. Kohler Wins In Wisconsin Race MILWAUKEE tin Republican Gov. Walter J. 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Eagles To Hold Card Party The Eagles Auxiliary will hold a card party Wednesday November 3. at thn TTaolM hntl hMlnnIn at 8 p.m. All the proceeds go to the muscular uystropny foundation. Pinochle, canasta and bridge will be played with prises and re freshment nnlithft ThAmntmi ! chairman for Uie party. Thla party u tor fcagiea, auxiliary and guests only. Merrill Plans Two Missions MERRILL The Rev. Father Michael Reilly, St. Benedict's Mon astery, Mt. Angel, will conduct two missions In St. Augustine's Parish Beginning Sunday morning, No vember 7, Father Reilly will open the first mission with introductory remarks at the 0 clock Mass Services will be held each morn ing through the week at 7:30; the important lectures will be given at the evening service at 7:30. The second week of the mission beginning Sunday, November '14, Elks Plan Two Special Nights Two big events are scheduled this week in the Elks Lodge. Old Timers' Night Is planned for Thursday, November 4 with a free dinner for all members at 6:30. Lady Elks are invited to attend the Elka annual Monte Carlo Night, Saturday, November 6. There will be special prizes, games, a country store and smor gasbord. Husbands are Invited. A paid up membership card to April, 1955 will be the admittance ticket. Oy Jupiter!.. this really is real coffee I V J and gosh I the money you save! will be held at St: T. X Cabrlnl Church in Bonanza, "Not only Is thla a golden op portunity for the Catholic people of this area to be confirmed in their faith, but it is an Invitation to con-Catholic frlrtids to hear a clear and pleasant explanation of the doctrines of the Catholic Church," said the Rev. Father John Phelan. pastor, in announc ing the mission. "Father Reilly la a distinguished lecturer In . the Northwest and iolna with membera of the church In extending a wel come to Interested non-Catholics. anyway you look at IK. YOUR PICTURES COM! 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