Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, November 23, 1954, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23. 1954 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH KALUS, OrtKOON PAGE SEVEN Hame Chosen For Mew Firm Tele-pllanco Center !s the name chosen lor the new appliance store which opened Thursday at the cor ner of 11th and Walnut, Bill Maul din, general manager, announced today. Winner of $100 to aoply on the major appliance of her choice, for suggesting the winning name. Is Mrs. Rudy Bauder, 1220 MonClair. Home Extension SHASTA-HOM ED ALE By Mra. E. L. Barnes The Shasta Homedale Extension Unit met at Joan's Kitchen, Fri day, November 19, at 10:00 a.m. Mrs. H. O. Berry, chairman, con ducted a short business meeting. The Christmas party and gift ex change was discussed. The party will be at the home of Mrs. Nor man Praley, 4005 Shasta Way. De cember 17. Mrs. O. C. Perrell will be in charge of the entertainment. There will be a 50 cent gift ex change for the ' women and a 25 cem gift exchange for the chil dren. Mrs. Claude Williams and Mrs. T. L. Winterringer were the pro ject leaders for "Embossing Thin Metals." Each member made a small picture. Mrs. R. L. Fleming of the Hen ley unit and Mrs. H. V. Borion of the Llndley Heights Unit, members or the county committee, Mrs. C. H. Chase and Mrs. M. O. Brooks of Bly were guests. There were 26 regular members. The five new members were Mrs. Ross Tromblee, Mrs. I. W. Beard, Mrs. C. E. Merrit and Mrs. O. R. Myer. Mauldin estimated that 10 per cent of the population of city and suburban Klamath Falls attesded Uie three-day opening which end ed Saturday. More than 3.000 Driver Cited For Failure To Stop I Judges Fine Five Hunters SACRED HEART NOTEBOOK By BEATRICE WALSH Sacred Heart students will get an eagerly awaited vacation be ginning Thursday, School will re sume Monday morning. One hundred years ago, on De cember 8, the dogma of the Ira- maculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary was declared. As fitting close to the Marian year which celebrated this anniversary, s Marian assembly will be held. By means of tableaus, the prin cipal events in the life of Our Lady will . be presented around this theme. To be entitled "With Praise to Our Lady in Poetry and Son," the tableaus will be- accompanied by poems, and will be supplement ed by choral selections sung by the Girls' Olee Club. Taking parts in the tableaus are: Cecelia Kann, LaRae Walker, Mary Kay Eaton. Richard Wlckline, Wayne Adams, Thomas Smith, Lila Gervals and James Holland. Six small, "cherubs" will also, partici pate. Rehearsals should keep everyone busy for some time to oomel i - .- -,-r-i . TI c.i. ei,i. u-a. i ,i Five .hunters arrested by federal alh Falls for hunting H UJ - - ,. llk - .k.o. injuries but considerable damage game oiucers sua uresuu uu s - to both cars and caused the arrest iifornia police pleaded guilty and -properly plugsed. of one driver. 'were fined In Klamath Falls and I Blair Freel of Klamath Falls ap- Earl Frank Sweet. 31tf Delaware Tuleloke courts. .pearcd in the same court and paid doughnuts and 25 pour.ds of coffee! ' cited for failure in stop at a ! Daniel Lee Wait, 21, Riddle. Ore- a S25 fine for hunting pheasants were served. I stop sign after his car smashed guu, was lined $35 by District after sunset. Delohine Reesr loinerl the staff Into anotner traveling west on judge D. E. van vactor oi ruam- jonn tvan Aseiune, n. Yrena, was charged with hunting pheas- ford, appeared before Judge !and turned over to the Red Cross, ant with an Improperly plugged Thaler and paid a $50 fine for Joseph Richard Southwlck, M, shotgun. He was fined $25 by possession of untagged pheasants, 'wuiits, California, charged with .InrifFM VWnri Thaler nf Tule- land diseulsinK SDeCtea Of game hiinttn rnlormtnrv witorfnwl mil migra' lake. !blrds in transit. Five pheasants hours, was fined $25 by Judge) Ernest Clifford Conard, 41, Med- in his possession were confiscated 1 Thaler. this week as receptionist and home South Sixth and driven bv Gilbert naipn uuey, mi nauL-iuic. According to Oregon State Po lice, Sweet was driving north on Homedale and failed to stop at the highway intersection. demonstrator. Demonstration par ties are planned as a feature of the store. Another service offeird is a re placement television i-i-l' while a customer's set is being lepaired by Sam Penlesky, factory - trained TV technician. Also in the service department for appliances is Frank Wymetalek, wno is "i.'O factory- trained. 'Modern kitchens are our spe cialty," Mauldin added. Man Dies On Way To Hospital Harry J. Royal, 74, died here this morning from an ulcer condition for which he was to have been treated at Saltm. He was enroute from his home at Carson City. Nevada, to a Sa lem Hospital when he became crit ically ill here. Survivors include the widow, Zola Royal of Carson City; a son, Roy A. Royal and a daughter. Mrs. Jeanne Mattson of Salem, and two grandchildren. The body will be sent by o Hair s Memorial Chapel to Salem- for services and interment. . Churchil OffGuard "Churchill likes to know when he's in danger. It simply delights him so we never tell him." Here are dozens of new "inside" anecdotes about one of the world's most important personalities told by the Scotland Yard inspector who was his devoted body guard for twenty years. Read it in the December Ladies' Home Journal. Out today on all newsstands. i rn who was arrested near ,Tulelalte, COMPLETE RADIO AND TV SERVICE! Service in your home Vhen possible Sore pick-up end delivery ervice A complete radio and TV test shop 126 N. 7th Ph. 4519 We itorted 20 years ago on 7th tt. and we're STILL HERE. 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