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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1954)
Ml WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1. 1954 .HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE FIVE BASIN BRIEFS Tulelake High School MA will holds its annual card party at the Tulelake High School Veterans Building Saturday, December 4, at S p.m. Pinochle, bridge and ca nasta will be played and prizes will be awarded. Home Mr. and Mrs. Norman Kelson and son Nolan, owners of the Nolan at 312 North Eleventh. Just returned from spending Thanksgiving weekend v i s 1 1 1 ng friends at Medford, Roseburg and Coos Bay, A 6on. was born to Mr. and Mrs. Don Van Ausdeln in Port land on November 11. He was named Blaine Christopher and weighed 9 lbs. 9 oi. Maternal grandmother is Mrs. Lawrence Motschenbacher of Midland. Turkey Shoot Klamath 'Sports men'! Association will hold Its an nual archery turkey shoot at the clubhouse Sunday, starting at 10 a.m. Follow Riverside Drive or Highway 97 to Dover Street (97 Trailer Court and Carl Fret's store are at that intersection, turn right on Dover and follow the signs to the clubhouse. Annual Bazaar The Women's Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church will hold its annual bazaar Saturday a the church. Sale will feature fancy , work, candy, aprons, cooked food and corsages. Luncheon will be served from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Pub lie invited. Pelican PTA is holding a cooked food sale Saturday, De cember 4, at Quality Food Market, starting at 9.30 a.m. All mem bers who are donating food are asked o call 7302 or 7018. Pro ceeds to be used for Pelican School choir robes. Bring Your Pie to the VFW Hall at 7 p.m. tonight for the pie baking contest sponsored by Cas cade Home Furnishings.. Demon stration by Celia Lee. Crown Mills home service director, starts at 8 p.m. Pubhc Invited. No admission charge. Meet Tonlehl OCT. Sturipnt Wives will meet in the Student union lounge Wednesday evening, December 1, a 7:45 p.m. To Portland Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Bane, 5110 Etna, scent Thanksgiving in Portland with Mrs, Bane s family. Grand Champion Lamb Sold L03 ANGELES W) Three dol lars a pound was paid for the grand champion lamb of the Great Western Livestock Show. This meant $285 for the young owner, Severa Wilford Jr. of Co tati, Calif., who had won the blue ribbon with a 95-pound Southdown The lamb was bought Tuesday by Carl Glbbs, buyer for a market chain. - Albert Streiff, Wasco High School future farmer, got 90 cents a pound, or $202.50 for his grand champion hog, a 225-pound Chest er White. TRANSFERRED CAIRO, Egypt (id Egypt ceased to be the site of Britain's Middle East headquarters 'Wednes day. The command has been trans ferred to the Mediterranean island f Cyprus,.,.. .. .. . . v Springfield News formerly published once a week on Thurs day, has started Monday and Thursday publication. whose wife. Betty, and father) aaymonu B. Jack, live on Route 2, Klamath Falls, recently quali fied as an exDert in firing- th 4. caliber pistol in Germany, accord- nig io uie release irom tne army. Jack, a gunner in Company A of The 1st Division's 18th regiment arrived overseas last May. A graduate of Henley High School, he entered the army In Novem ber, 1953. KASRU meets tonight at 8 p.m. in the Pilots Club Lounge at the airport. . New Station Army Sgt. Fred a. r-uiier, jain California, was re cently graduated from the enlisted recruitin&r course at th Ariiutont General's School at Fort Benja min Harrison, Indiana. He is sta tioned as a recruiting sergeant With the 17. S. Armv B.ittinCT Main Station at San Antonio, Tex as. Seoul Marine Cpl. William T. Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. George H, Williams of Anderson, California, recently completed the organizational maintenance course nt the Eighth Army's Ordnance School in Seoul, Korea. He arrived overseas last December from an assignment at Camp Pendleton, California, after entering the Ma rine Corps in July, 1953. Discharge Donald Junior Graves received his military dis- cnarge in Klamath Falls this week Lynn Roycroft Standard Insur. ance Company's representative at Klamath Falls, won a prize in Standard's company - wide sales contest Just recently concluded. Roycroft was one of the top men in saies volume. Clark College, Portland, has been adaed to the approved list of col leges and universities by be American Association of Univer sity Women. The new milestone :n the history of the college makes L-O women graduates eligible for membership m local branches of AAUW anywhere in the country. Grant Lewis and Clark Col lege. Portland, has received the Frederick Gardner Cottel) grant of $600 for its physics department Irom Research Corporation of New York to finance research In astron omy. Civil Service announces exam inations for stenographers and typists. Entrance salaries for typ ists are 12,750 and $2,950 and for stenographers, $2,750 and $3,175 a year, a written test is required. For further information see L. E. Propst, window No. 1, Klamath Falls Post Office. ' - In Program Presented In a recent music contest Willamette University, Salem, were 10 stu dents among whom was Robert Van Vac tor of Klamath Falls. Civil Service has announced new examinations for highway en gineer trainee and design patent examiner. Written test and appro priate education or experience are required. See L. E. Propst, window No. 1, Klamath Falls Post Office, for further information. Applica tions will be taken until further notice. , Editor Speaks William Tugman, editor of the Eugene Register -Guard, was featured speaker at the recent homecoming at South ern Oregon College at Ashland. Basketball Southern Oregon College basketball team will play Oregon Technical Institute here on February l and February 22. . To Honolulu ' Sailing on Mat son's liner Lurline from San Fran cisco this week is Mrs. - Harry Stearns, Roseburg, who plans to spend a month in Honolulu. iMrs. Stearns Is the mother of Mrs. Percy Webb, former Klamath Falls resi dent. Mrs, Stearns has visited here many, times. . Meetlnc Ladles of the Zlon Lutheran Women's Guild will meet Thursday evening, December 2, at 7:30 for a regular meeting at .the church. There will be election of officers. Rroadraaling Wally Palmberg will be Interviewed on the Klamath Sports Album at 7:45 p.m. today over KFJI. Dad's Night at the Henley PTA, Monday, December 6, pot luck supper. 8:30 in the Henlty grade school. Everyone take pot luck dish and own table service. Installation . of officers for the Midland. Grange, Thursday, De cember 2. Midland Grange Hall. Dessert potluck will be served. t Aloha Social Club will hold Its annual Christmas party on Friday. December 3 at 12:30 p.m. in the parlors of the Masonic Temple. Members are requested ' to take something for the potluck luncheon and a 50 cent gift for the gift ex change, , , t Baiaar The Congregational Church will sponsor a fancy work 'and- cooked food bazaar at Sears Store, Saturday, December 4, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Guests Mrs. Hildur Larson. Tulelake, - had as la3t weekend guests, Mr. and Mrs. John Bowen and .three children, Maryann, Da vid and Eddie, Turlock, and daugh ter Joyce, student at Chico State. Mrs. Bowen is the former Marjorie Larson. , Club Meets The Bonanza Women's Club will meet at the library, Tuesday afternoon, De cember 7. lor its regular meeting. There will be a sewing machine demonstration during the after noon. Hostesses will be Betty Rice. Pat . Wakefield . and . Noma BechdoMt..: ' Shower Judy Crawford will be honored with a shower Wednes day evening, December 8, 8 p.m. in the Bonanza Library. Judy will inarry Byron Ross' December 10. All friends of the couple are inviled to attend the shower. T Eugene Mr. and Mrs. Bert Miller, 1755 Crescent, visited their daughter, Mrs. O. W. Eckley, (Patsey Ruth Miller) and family in Eugene over the Thanksgiving weekend. Patsey's- grandfather, George Miller, also spent holidays in Eugene and from there went on to Portland for a visit. Baiaar St. Paul's Episcopal Woman's Auxiliary will present the Christmas bazaar Saturday. De cember 4. Houra will be from 10 PRE-HOLIDAY SALE . , CONTINUES ON COATS DRESSES SUITS o Outstanding Reduction5 a m. throughout the dinner hour. 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