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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 19, 1954)
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS.' OREGON PAGE 'SEVEN BASIN BRIEFS Convention Wildlife and con-i r-ervation experts from Washing ton. Oregon, Idaho and British Co. lumbta will meet in Portland No vember 26. 27 and 28 to take part In the 32nd annual convention oj the Oiegon Division, Izaak Walton League, L C. (Jack) Btniord, stale presiuenl.- announced. .Ken McLeod, who writes 'Along Na ture's Trail" tor the Herald and News, Is on the program. Theme of this year's convention Is "Youth." .- . . . Long-Range Program to de termine the extent and nature. of visual problems In' Idaho; : Mon tana. Oregon and Washington will be unfolded before members of the Vision Conservation Institute of the - Northwest in annual meeting of Portland, December 12.- Expect . lng to attend from this area is Dr. Harry Fredricks of Klamath Falls.- William J. Putnam who was born in Klamath Falls and is now an engineer: in the Portland branch office of Minneapolis-Hon eywell Regulator Company, was graduated today from a nine week service and sales school In the firm's home office at Minne apolis. ' . ' i fcorea Cpl. Stanley Rhodes, sou of Mr. and Mrs.. Ralph Rhodes, Tennant, California, is now serv ing in Korea with the 34th Infan try Division. He entered the army - in May, 1953. and received basic training at Camp Roberts before arriving overseas last November. 1 Annual Convention of Oregon Wheat) Growers League . will be held in Portland, December 2. 3 and 4. It is the 21th annual con vention. Robert M. Beeman district ranger at Butte Falls on the -Rogue River Forest since 1948, has 'been promoted to the post of fire con trol officer on the supervisor's staff of the Wenatchee National Forest at Wenatchee, Washington. His successor has- not been an- . Bounced. , Philatelists A special cachet has been authorized for philatelic mail carried aboard the. first "first-class 3-cent. mail by -.air" flight Monday, November 29. Phil atelic covers to receive the cachet must be prepaid at the regular first class rate of t cents par ounce and sent to the local post master with request for dispatch on the first flights to carry this class of mall. ' .. Foe Valley Annual' Foe Vtl ley Orange bazaar and carnival will be held Saturday at ine .poe Valley Community Hall. Public is invited, In Klamath Falls W. R. Palm er, superintendent of the Klamath Indian Agency, attended a, confer ence at the county court bouse here this week "Chlloqiilif Mrs. Pansy" 'OMes' of Chiloquin has been'- .visiting li lends in Klamath Falls, In California Lieut. Col. 'Har vey Wright, in charge of Indian affairs for the state ot Oregon, Is in California for a few days, Milton Foland of the Portland office of Pacific- National Adver tising Agency, was In Klamath Beachs Jewelers : PallB this week conferring with potato growers. -.Tire agency is handling the advertising and pro motion for Klarratb. potatoes. AIW International relation and social study groups of the AAUW will met l Friday, Novem ber 19, at the YMCA at 8 p.m. Mrs. George Merryman will speak. Parenta aad Patrons uf the Merrill school will sponsor a food sale Saturday, November 20, at the Hodges and Griggs stoles in Merrill. Food and cash donations will be accepted all day. Sacred Heart Parish bazaar will be held tonight and tomorrow night at the Sacred Heart Parish gym. Oyster stew will be served tonight from 8 until 8 o'clock. Eolalena Chapter Daughters: of the American Revolution will hold a cooked food and apron sale. Saturday, November 20, at the Big . V Market, on South 6th and Hope streets, starting at 9:30 a.m. i Bay Scout Troop No. 73, which j Is sponsored by the Riverside PTA, will hold a cooked food sale Sat urday, November 20, at Penney's. This troop has Just been recently organized, and will purchase need ed flags and equipment with the money raised by the food sale. Anyone wishing -to' have cooked foods picked up please call 6120 or 6311..' , :"'': Party The third of a series of ard parties sponsored by' the Henley Grange will be given Sat urday sight, November 20 at the grange hall. Time will , be o'clock. There will - be prizes and refreshments. Ward has been 'received from Mrs. Carl Henry In San Francisco, that the condition of her husband, 31 for many months In the bay city Js improved. Mr. Henry, long time- resident of Klamath Falls, is able to be lifted from his hos pital -bed to a walker. Mr. and Mrs. Henry hope to return to Klamath Falls for a short time about the first of the year. Away Mr. and Mrs. Dan Oeaney. Tulelake, are spending a few days in San Francisco. - - Carnation Club will serve a Thanksgiving dinner at tho KC HM1. November 22 to all Degree of Honor members and toeir fam ilies. Members are to take a pumpkin pie and own table serv ice. There will be continuous serv ing from 6 to 8 p.m. Sena of Norway will soonsor bazaar and cooked food sale KF Businessman Enters Hospital Elmer Balslger. president of Bal- s i g e r Motor Company, was ad mitted to Hillside Hospital Thurs day evening about 9 oVIock where attending physicians diagnose his Saturday, November 20 starting at 8 p.m. The sale will be held in the former location of the Rob erts Hardware, 127 South Sixth Street. The public is invited. Peterson square dancers will meet 8 p.m. Saturday, November 20 at the school house to dance. Members take pies. Dr. R. T. Lindley OPTOMETRIST 31 ModL-Dont. Blda. Ph. 4215 fyo Examination ! Visual Training ' HOMES FOR SALE Sea them ot Kellogg Park! You'll be convinced! 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