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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 22, 1954)
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1954 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THREE ,'. THE COVETED KIWANIS REVOLVING TROPHY was presented to proud Malin club leader and president by John Van Doren, right, Klwanis Club president, at the second annual Klwanis Potato Banquet Thursday night at the Willard Hotel. Merle Loosley, left, Is leader of the Malin 4-H Potato Club which won the trophy; Bill Lowder, center, is president. The trophy was won last year by Henley. BASIN BRIEFS CWP Fellowship meeting at the First Christian Church, Tues day, November 23. Business meet ing; at 11 a.m. Potluck at noon, de votions at 1 p.m. All members and friends are invited. Thimble Club Neighbors ol Woodcraft will meet Monday night, November 29 in the K.C. Hall, din ing room. The date has been changed from Wednesday, Novem ber 24 due to Thanksgiving. The regular meeting date will be re sumed next month. The First Year Great Books group will not meet this Thursday, November 25., The next meeting is planned for December 2. A further announcement will be made. December 4 benefit card party to be sponsored by the Tulelake High School PTA at the school. 8 p.m. prizes and refreshments Everyone welcome. Away Reuben Linger, director of music in the Tulelake High School is spending the Thanksgiv. ing holiday in the bay area. Surgery James Barnes, co- owner of the Farmer's Sand and Gravel Company, Merrill under. went surgery this morning at Klamath Valley Hospital. He is as sociated with his father Marion Barnes, Olene. Tulelake The Merrill Chapter, No. 18. women of the Moose will sponsor a fancy work bazaar, Fri day and Saturday, November 26-21 at Earl's Market in Tulelake. The sale will continue all day. Mrs Dan Geaney is chairman. There will Be no meeting of the Soroptimlst Club, Thursday, November 25. Thanksgiving Day. The next regular meeting will be the usual luncheon. Next Meeting of the Miriam Circle of the First Presbyterian Church will be on December 9, a Christmas party at the home of Mrs. Marion Hanks with Mrs. Eva Clemmens assisting. There will be no meeting this week on the reg ular date due to Thanksgiving. Members are reminded to attend the union Thanksgiving service in the church sanctuary, Wednesday evening, November 24 at 8 p.m. The service will follow the regular family night potluck supper at 6:30 p.m. class of the First Baptist Church will hold a business and social meeting at the home of Mrs. Dale Harvey, 2118 Home, Tuesday eve ning at 1:30 p.m. Bring food for Thanksgiving baskets. Don't Forget "We Shook the Family Tree." by the Henley Play- makers Club Tuesday, November 23. 8 p.m. in the Henley school auditorium. School Pageant Altamont Ju nior High School has set dates of December 16 and 17 for the annual school paireant. All students of the rchool will participate. Program will start each evening at 8 p.m. Gleaners Adult Sunday School Leaders of the AFL Building and Construction Tradesmen from five Western states will meet in San Francisco Saturday and Sun day, November 27 and 28. at the Engineers Conference Hall, 414 Valencia Street. Chiloquin A drivers license examiner will be on duty at the city hall, Chlloquin, from 1 to 7 p.m., Tuesday, November 23. The Klamath Falls on ice will be open to handle renewal licenses only on that date. Members of Klamath Sports. men's Association will meet Tues day evening at 8 p.m. in the base. ment of the winema Hotel. Dorothy Brauner, secretary, urges all mem- bers to attend as there will be voting on constitutional changes. Demonstration C e 1 1 B Lee, Crown Mills home economist, re turns to Klamath Falls Wednesday, December 1, for a free demonstra tion of holiday baking, sponsored by Cascade ' Home Furnishings, starting at 8 p.m. , at the VFW Hall. Pie baking contest is being held at the same time and place Get your free pie pan at the appli ance store, 124 North Fourth, but attend the December 1 demonstra tion whether you enter the contest or not. First Baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Pierce, 1670 Portland, has been named Gary Michael. The boy was born November 18 and weighed 4 lbs. 10V4 oz. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. L. E. LaBerge, 2144 Bergener, San Diego; paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Percy Fierce, Klamath Falls. e. been appointed a national aide-decamp in the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States by Commander-in-Chief Merton B. Tice, it was learned today. Japan Pfc Jean Broadbent, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Broadbent, Mount Shasta, recently spent a seven-day rest and recup eration leave from his unit In Ko rea at Kobe, one of Japan's largest metropolitan areas. He entered the army in November, 1953, and ar rived overseas last May. Honored Ann Henderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Henderson, 1972 Earle, recently was elected president of the Gam ma Phi Beta pledge class, accord ing to word frorn the University of Oregon press bureau. She is major ing in music. x Korea Cpl. William N. Nicho las, 22, whose wife, Richetta, and parents, Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Ni cholas, live at McCloud, is a mem ber of the 3rd Infantry Division which. Is leaving Korea for the United States. The division is scheduled to be assigned to Fort Bennlng, Georgia. . From Ashland Ron Onings, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Owlngs 1400 Nimitz, spent the weekend with his parents. He Is a student at SOC, Ashland. To Medofrd Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Hodges, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Whitlatch and Mr. and Mrs. James Kirby. Merrill; Mrs. Otto Ellis Ken Ellis attended the wedding of Jan Goodman In Medford Satur day morning. Malin Garden Club will not meet Wednesday. November 24, due to the Thanksgiving Holiday. Tne club win meet wendesday, De cember 1, at the home of Mrs. Wayne Fisk. The topic will be houseplants and planters, led by Mrs. Teresa MComb. Members having interesting houseplants are asked to bring them. To Ashland Mr. and Mrs. Don Miller, Malin, spent Saturday in Ashland attending homecoming ac tivltles at SOC, Ashland. Malin Parents Hold Meeting MALIN In observance of Na tional Education Week member: of the Malin Parent-Patrons Club held an afternoon meeting Tues day, November 16, instead of their regular monthly evening meeting. f arenis and mends were Inviter at 1 o clock to visit the classroom: of both the elementary and hist fcnooi wnue in regular session. Visiting time ended a'. 2:45 pro after which visitors gathered In the elementary school auditorium foi the regular businrs.v meeting Frank Hale, club president, con- ducted the meeting at which time members voted to sell savings stamps to the students. This is a new project for the Melin schools and will be held on u trial basis by members of the club once a week. The membership dr.'ve recently completed was won by children of the first and second grade room of Mrs. Stella Brown. Jmuary 21 is the date set for the annual school carnival. Proceeds from the carni val will be used to buy needed equipment in the schools. A representative from the Amer ican Legion Auxiliary reported that the auxiliary would sponsor a fund raising drive for the purpose of purchasing treats which would be distributed after the school Christmas program. Pre school children will receive treats as well as pupils from the first through the eighth grades. Parent-Patron members were in favor of this plan and voted to donate along with other organizations in town. Following the business meeting. guest speaker Dr. Donald McDou- gal, professor of social science at Southern Oregon College, was In troduced. His Interesteing and In formative talk touched on eoniem porary and world affairs. A ques tion and answer period followed. The musical program Included numbers by the seventh grade boys chorus and by thb high school boys chorus, under the direction of Don Miller. . Refreshments were served In th cafeteria by mothers of the 11th grade students. 97 Club To Reopen Tuesday Reopening of the 97 Supper Club at the Junction of the Weed-Ash- land highways is planned for Tues day night, Novemder-23 following a week's closure. A big comedy act, McDonald and Moore is scheduled for appearance. DISPUTE CANBERRA, Australia (A Australian authorities have arrest ed the crews of three Japanese boats in a renewal of the annual dispute with Japan over pearling rights off nortnern Australia. STAR OF A MILLION COZY ROOM!... i iw to r 0 LAST CHANCE get your 12-lb. 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