Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, October 13, 1955, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1955 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE ELEVEN i ! Klamath AAUW Plans Meeting The October meeting ot the American Association of University Women will be held October 15 in UK Willard Hotel at 12 30 p.m. The rsllowship Tea, usually held at Ihi3 time ot the year, will not be part of the program this year, announced Mrs. John Hcyden, pub licuy chairman for the group. Too Fellowship chairman, Mrs. Victor O'Neill, has planned a book rale and members will be given a chance to display their favorite food recipes. The products of the recipes will be sold during the Church Ends Two-Day Meet ALTURAS The Sacramento ; Valley Association of Congrega tional Churches opened its annual two-day meeling Wednesday at the ; Likely Community Church which ; is a member of the Modoc Larg er Parish. Delegates of the 18 .-member churches of the associa tion will hold successive meetings ' at the Federated Church in Altur as and the community churches at Fort. Bidwell, Eagleville and Ce darville. Dr. Walter TonK of Boston, can didate secretary of the American Board ot Commissioners for For eign Missions, Dr. William David Pnut ot San Francisco, superin tendent of the Northern Califor nia Congregational Conference; Mrs. Sanlord Siegrist of Oakland, president of the Women's Federa tion ot- the conference, and the ! i Rev. Bruce MacKcnzie. newly ap-: pointed youth secretary of the conference, are among the listed speakers for the event. ' The Rev. Stephen Peabody of 1 Auburn will act as moderator and F.oy McCulloch of Paradise as vice moderator. V. orship services will be led by , the Rev. Chilton Christian of the Oak Park Community Church, Sac ramento, and the Rev. Kenneth Polcr&oc of Chico. The Chancel . Choir of the. Alturas Federated I Church'vill give a choral concert. ! Arrangements for the assocla-! tion meeting are being handled by j Mrs. O'lara Eddie of Alturas, j chairman of the "Modoc Larger I Parish, the Rev. Ralph Conard of j Cedarvilie, and the Rev. Karl Ol son of Alturas of the Larger Par-, ish staff. i afternoon. Mrs. Bill Jenkins,, food editor o! the Herald and News, will be ti.e program's guest speak er. Tommy Fredrickson will enter tain with musical selections. Mrs. Charles Johnson announced thr-.t the rummage sale will be held October 21 and 22 in the Pelican Theater building. Guests are welcome, at the meet ing. - .1' KUHS Club Initiates 33 Thirty-three new members were Initiated Into the Future Homcme.k- 1 era of America Club of Klamath I Union High School Friday eve ning in the Camas Room of the Wlnema Hotel. i The candlelight ceremony was i conducted by the following offi cers: Nancy Cox, president; Kar-1 en Totton, vice president; Lillian : Gratzer, secretary; Elizabeth Eag an. treasurer; Barbara Jacobson, historian; Delores Tracy, parlia mentarian, and Julia Valdez, rec reation chairman. At U.e close of the ceremony, Clara Shapard, the club adviser, presented club. pins, to Nancy Cox. Karen Totton, Lillian Gratzer and Barbara Jacobson for having com pleted ' projects for the Junior Jiomemaker degree. Before refreshments were served, Gail Nerscth, accompan ied by Judy Hadly, sang two se lections. t New members of Uie club in clude Patsy Hardin, Janet. Owens, Nancy Cedarleaf, Jonna Warren, Helen Faulkner, Sandry Burney, Betty ; Taggart, Altha Granquist, Donna Hubbard. Sheila Kunz, Syl via. Wood, Barbara Moore, Betty .Hawley, Naomi Colt. Gail Ner seth, Judy Rogers, Sandry Shee ny, Barbara Bryan, Carol Freder icks, Carol Cox, Frances Sum mers, Jerry Shelton, Kathleen Mc Nabb, Donna Carter, Jeanne Da vidson. Judy Wheeler, Sally Love less, Pat Hulbert, Lynn Meader, Pat Gallagher, Margaret Samuels, Joan Holcomb, Janet Arzner, Lake County Reports Fires LAKE VIEW Since hunting sea son opened in Lake County, only four small forest fires have been I reported on the Fremont Forest, John McDonald, Fremont super- j Vlnr said this week. McDonald and his staff ex pressed appreciation for ihe co-i operation hunters have shown this 1 year and said thai so-far the num-j ber of hunters' fires haa been low er than previous years. j He did, however, urge caution With fires for the remaining hunt ing season when more hunters are ! expected in the area. Mr. Shasta Hospital Shifts Management MOUNT SHASTA The Mount; Shasta Hospital has been taken: over by Elizabeth Homey, R.N.,j to be operated as a nursing home! for chronic and convalescent pa tients. ! Dr. Donald Lanham. DO, who, has operated the hospital for the past year, stopped admitting pa tients a month ago. announcing! he was taking a vacation. Mrs. Homey, who has had 16; years nursing experience, stated, she saw the need of a convales cent home in Siskiyou County. She is a graduate of nurses training school at Stanford University. : i Now She Shops "Cash and Carry' Without Painful Backach 1 Ntg-f in bcVch. hutiithf. or muscular ! rh and puin may emon withovr.enr tioti,mnilonaiuitsortyto.iay'itrf.anJ 1 rmin. Andfi-lki who eat and drink unwisely lomMlmm nuftr mild bladder irritation I ...with Unit rrUM. uncomfortable Ufitht. ' i; you are mitrabi and worn out haut of h-) iliccumforu. Dunn' Fill often help i-; their pa in t-rlievin action, ly their Kn.it h j in ; Jl"-t to bhuiuer tniUiinn. and r.y tii-.;:'mH(tui!;rlif a-tln Ihanuehtheki-ln-ya ndir. to inereaa th output of the II r ol kKlney 1us. ' do If nargin bsr'iachf mafcri you feci J A .-rrwl-ou'. miserable, with f (. cP l'smht.t!n'twit.lr Dnan'ifillt.i. ;tr;e I i. n; h'.ipy ietif mtlli-injt hr..f eiyn-frf for I t..er fin (f. for new, lr;- ecmomy Alturas Sheriff Recovers Car ALTURAS Sheriff's office of ficials have recovered a 1953 Chev rolet automobile reported stolen from James R. McLoughliii at Canby on Sunday, October 9. Sheriff E. R. (Buckl Server found the car abandoned about nine mil's east of Badger Wells about 3 3D p.m. Monday. He stat ed he believes the car was taken by juveniles. Durante To Present Last Film Made By Carmen Miranda HOLLYWOOD (UP) Jimmy Du ranle,' "because she would have been the first to say okay." Satur day presents the late Carmen Mir anda's last periormance. The Brasillan Bombshell filmed the NBC-TV program wjth Durante in August. She faltered during the show. A few hours later she was dead of a heart attack. , "We know she would have want ed the millions ot people who love her to see this show," Durante ex-1 plained today. "And we got a tele gram from her family tellin us to use it." ' , On the program, televislon'vlew ers will see that Carmen slipped to rone knee at the end of a stren uous mambo routine with Durante and Eddie Jackson. Sue recovered quickly, stood up and laughed to Durante, "I can't catch my breath, you take my lines." A close-up of the tragic moment originally had been shot. But when it showed pain on her face, a cov ering long-.hot was substituted. NBC's first thought had been to shelve the show. But viewers "sent in an enormous amount of mail," according to Bill Harmon, produc er of the program . "We weren't sure whether it was good tasie to show the film," the producer said. "But after the 'let ters came In, and her family re quested the program bo used, we had a conference with the sponsor and decided to run It. 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