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Wednesday, November 24 '
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8:01 America's Favorite Music
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6::i0 Minute News Summary
8-31 America's Favorite Music
6:45 Minute News Summary
6:46 America's Favorite Music
7:00 News Bkfit Edition
7:15 Charlie's Roundup
7:30 Bob Carrrri ABC
7:40 Betty Crocker ABC
7:43 Harry Babbitt Show CBS
8 00 Breakfast Club ABC
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8:49 Our Gal Sunday CBS
10:00 Wendy Warren CBS
10:15 Ma Perkins CBS
10:30 Young Dr. Mai one CBS
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3 00 Huth Ashton CBS
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3:55 Betty Crocker ABC
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fr:00 What Do You Think?
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10:00 10 p.m. Headlines
10:15 Bill Stems ABC
10:30 Kilocycle Klub
11:00 Sign Off News Summary
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Tuesday Evening, November 23
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0:15 Evening Edition News
C:25 Hollywood Highlights
30 Virgil Pinkly DLBS
6 45 Sam Hayes News DLBS
f:55 Bill Henry News MBS
7 00 Red Skelton
7:25 Musical Interlude
7:30 Sports Report
7.40 Timber Tales
7:43 Music
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1:30 Shady Hide of Midnight
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Wednesday, November 24
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810 Sunrise Serenade
6:30 Sons of the Pioneers
6:45 Farm Reporter
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Wednesday. November 24
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11:55 Thought for the Day
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12:30 All Time Hits
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Shasta Grange
Elects Master
Lawrence Barlcen has been re
elected master of the Shasta View
Grange, No. 830. Other officers
who will serve with him who were
elected November 16, Include
Clyde Caldwell, overseer; Lois
Lewis, lecturer; Bill Maughan,
Steward; Austin Lewis, assistant
steward; Ada Barleen, treasurer;
Deola Wryn, secretary; Orfa Neu
bert, chaplain.
Joe Guthrie, gatekeeper; Mary
Lou Caldwell, Ceres; Dorothy Lew
is, Pomona; Karine Neubert, Flo
ra; Doris Maughan, lady assistant
steward: Lon shook. Charles Mit
chell, Lum Lancaster, executive
committee members. ,
Thomas Stuart was elected pa
tron of the juvenile grange and
Dorothy Caldwell was elected
home economics chairman. Offi
cers will be installed jointly with
Miaiana Grange omcers in the
near future.
The Shasta View grange mem
bers held their annual Thanksgiv
ing dinner, November 19 at 6:30
p.m. The Ground Observer Chor
us presented several numbers and
L. c. Hoover of the Oregon Grange
Wholesale spoke.
Local members who attended
the National Grange Convention in
Spokane, November 10-18 were
Lawrence and Ada Barleen, Will
and Orfa Neubert, Wayne and Ka
rine Neubert and Lon Shook. All
took the seventh decree of na
trons of husbandry while at the
convention. vj
KBES TV Channel 5
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Tuesday, November 23
Devotions
feminine Fancies
Val Rogue Camera
Uncle Bill
Armchair Theatre
Garden, Farm, St Home
Industry on Parade
Bis Picture
Hollywood Alhtim
General Snorta Time
Milton Berle
This Is Your Muilc
Inner Sanctum
TBA
It'a a Great Life
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Wednesday, November 21
Devotioni
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Val Rofrue Show
Uncle Bill Show
Western Theatre
Flash Gordon
Hopalong Catsidy
Liberace
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Juvenile Grange
Snasta View Juvenile Grange No
218, recently elected the following
olllcera (or the coming year: Mas
ter, Robert Lewis; overseer, Brad
ley Sexton; lecturer, Vickl Moore;
steward, Konrad Schwelger; assis
tant steward, Allan Wlarif; chap
lain Karen Wlard; treasurer, Lau
ra - Ensley; secretary, Dorothy
Lewis; gatekeeper, Victor Alexan-
Car Rent Firm
Joins Hertz
Clark's Car Rentals and Leas
ing. 927 Klamath Ave. has become
a member of the Hertz Rent-A-Car
System, George H. Clark,
owner, announced today.
There are six Hertz members In
Oregon cities and 00 in the en
tire Hera System, covering the
United States. Canada, and six
other countries.
Clark's Car Rentals and Leas
ing will offer Individual passen
ger car rentals. Courtesy cards
Issued by the Heric System, new
International Hertz charge cards,
and air and rail travel credit cards
will be honored by the new mem
ber. Complete service for plane
auto and rail-auto travel plans will
be offered.
Clark also will honor reserva
tions for Hertz cars made In other
cities by incoming travelers and
will arrange out-of-town car rent
als for Klamath Falls residents.
UAL Announces
New Air Service
One-carrier alrlirle service be
tween Klamath Falls and Palm
springs will be available to local
vacationists for the first time If
United Air Lines is given permis
sion to fly between Los Angeles
and the winter resort. '
According to C. L. Palmer, local
station ground services manager,
United has filed an application
with the Civil Aeronautics Board
In Washington, D. C. for an
amendment to its Route No. 1 to
permit season operations from No
vember 1 to April 30 between Los
Angeles and Palm Springs. United
currently operates 57 daily flights
over its coast-to-coast and Pacific
Coast system to Los Angeles, but
Palm Springs vacationists must
change airlines there to reach
their destinations.
PTA
PELICAN ,'
By Mrs. Bernard' Valk
Open house for parents of the
Pelican School was attended by a
targe group of parents, Wednesday
evening, November 17. Rooms of
the students were visited by par
ents and the regular business meet
ing followed. The flag salute that
opened Uie meeting was led by
Booby Johnson.
Robert Smith, dean of students,
OTI, spoke on the training facili
ties at the college and showed a
lilm on classrooms and shops.
Madeline Gready and Richard
Groseclose played several accord
ion numbers.
A . silver offering was taken up
for the student loan fund.
Special prizes went to Mrs. Elton
Mickelson and John Casson. 1
Room count went to the third
grade taught by Mrs. Justin Lage
son. Mrs. Lageson and Mrs. Ralph
Puckett assisted by room mothers
served refreshments in the cafe
teria. The list few miles of
then the train glides into the station. Eagerly you scan the
happy faces on the platform ; ; ; and there they are, wait
ing to greet you. As you step from the car, your heart ij
light . . . the whole happy holiday is before you. You're
home . . . home for Christmas . ; rested and relaxed
after your comfortable trip on Union Pacific
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Officers Named
der; Ceres, Nettie May Stuart;
Pomona. Lorraine Sexton; Flora,
Diaune Franck. and lady assistant
steward, Sharon Kellow. Thomas
Stuart was reelected patron for
the coming year.
They were installed by a team
from Midland Juvenile Grange as
sisted by County Deputy Bom
fay Yancey, Bly Juvenile member,
Betty Yancey, and pianist, Kath
erine Smith of Midland Grange.
The Installing team included mas-1
ter, Raymond Andrleu; chaplain.
Mary Andneu; Ceres, Dorotny
Flowers; Marshal, David Saks; re
galia bearer, Frankie Flowers;
emblem bearer, Jerrine Smith; as
sistant to emblem and regalia
bearers, Betty Yancey and Install
ing officer, Leland Houck.
Refreshments were served to the
visitors and members following the
installation.
Draft Board
Service Told
"The State Headquarters for
Oregon, Selective Service System,
today called to the auction of the
residents of Klamath County that
Messrs., Frank J. Schmitz of Bea- j
ty and James W. Kerns Jr. of ;
Klamath Falls, as members of Lo
cal Board No. IB, together with
Di. 8. M. Kcrron as Medical Ad .
vlser and Mr. William Ganong Jr. ,
as Government Appeal Agent, haw? :
each served the Selective System
over five years under the current
Act. In addition, Mr. Schmitz
ff rved in a similar capacity for a
like period under the 1940 Act.
"This Is an enviable record of
adherence to public service in a
most difficult task and should not
pass unnoticed. The almost two
hundred men who, In different ca
pacities are giving their time In
the efficient administration of the
Selective Service Act and, more
especially, those who have been
serving year in and year out,"
commented - Colonel Francis W.
Mason, Deputy State Director, "cer
tainly merit the commendation and
heartfelt appreciation nf their com
munities." Colonel Mason concluded with
the comment, "The fact that Ore
gon had an outstanding record in
the administration of Uie Selective
Service Act is, to a large degrea,
due to the splendid seivice given
by this group of volunteer workers
whose only compensation is a reali
zation of a job well done."
Moose Leader
To Visit KF
Supreme Governor Roy Gibbens,
representing Mooseheart at Moose
heart, Indiana, is to pay a visit to
the Klamath - Falls Moose Lodge
December 14. Plans for his visit
were discussed at a meeting of the
lodge Thursday night. November
The coming annual duck dinner
was also planned for Friday night,
December 3. Members who want
to participate in the hunt Sunday,
November 21 are to meet at the
Moose Hall by 5 a.m. Hunters will
return to the lodge hall at 10:30
a.m. for coffee and a "duck pick."
The bar and lounge is now
open to all members.
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Annual Union
The Klamath Ministerial Assoc
iation will sponsor an annual un
ion Thanksgiving service again
this year, according to an an
nouncement by the Rev. Wesley
Crist.
The service will be conducted
In First Presbyterian Church, 601
Pine, Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock. Music will be provided
by First Presbyterian Church
Choir.
Speaker of the evening is the
Rev. Edward Lander, .pastor of
Church of the Brethren.
The program has been arranged
by the Rev. Dale Hewitt, First
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Service Slated
Presbyterian Church; the Rev.
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Church; and the Rev. Weslev
rrrist. First ChurpK ni , '
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rene, chairman of the ministerial
uaaubiniiuii a opcuiai services com
mittee. An offerimr will h ti
contribution to the 80s program
m ..... o. government
contributes 20 worth of surplus
food sunnlies for Rvrv
tributed by churches to feed the
neeuy peupie or Korea.
The public Is welcome to attend
the service.
'Ready to go
Flower Arrangements
for your
Thanksgiving Table
$1.00 and up
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