MONDAY. OCTOBKR 17. l!)oS
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE' FIVE
I CITY BRIEFS
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100 PER CENT SUPPORT of Operation Fair Share, this year's
United Fund-Red Cross drive, was reported by the jewelers
of Klamath Falls. Earle Allison, owner, operator of Allison's
Watch Repair. 1124 East Main, solicited the donations from
the jowelers. Bob Beach, left UF-RC wing commander, con
qratulates Allison for his fine record.
Junior Exhibitors Invited
To Enter Festival Contest
' MERRILL Junior exhibitors to
18 years o; ego are invited to en
ter conipeUIio:! in tlie Junior Flow
er Snow Festival to be held at
child in grades one thrdtigh the
xixtl:. The senior division is for
any student in the seventh through
Merrill during the 13th annual itne twelfth grade.
Klamr.'h Basin Potato Festival a:
Merrill this workend. Festival
dat::s are October 21-2J-23.
Aim of the show is to cultivate
the r.rtislic in youth of ttie com
munity. The Junior division Is for any
! A student may enter only one
arrancement in each classification
according to age. All exhibits must
be work of the studen:. Arrange
ments will be received at the Mer
rill Hich School Bvmnasium on
Thursday, October 20, between 3
p.m. and 8 p.m. and again on Fri
day morning before 10 a.m. Judg
ing will start on Kridav at 10 a.m.
Exhibits must be left 'In place
until after the football game on
Saturday. October 22. Be sure
.,,,. ' .., '",T and address is on the bot-
KLAMATH AGENCY - Bids lom of all containers,
were invited but none were sub- h. ., , .. . ,
milted for the installation of three Th.ie of "?e Junior exhibit will
oil-fire furnaces at Klamath H?tch-;!,., , !!,f Lcave of s,u'nl,K1'""
ery near the Klamath Indian L1""y. Bwn materials such
Atrencv. Onenimr d.. w Ortn. ! ''Stloweis, fruits, vegetables, road-
Fish Hatchery
Bids Not Given
Board Mi-ctinf Shasta PTA
executive board will meet at 1:30
p.m. Wednesday al the school
building.
Camp Fire Leaden There will
be a meeting of the Camp Fire
Leaders' Association at 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday at the county library.
Arts and crafts for Bluebirds and
Camp Fire Girls will be discussed.
Lecion Mcctinr The American
Legion Auxiliary will hold its regu
lar meeting Tuesday al 8 p.m. in
the Veteran's Memorial Hall. A
full attendance is requested. i
Club Merlins The OTT Student
Wives Association will meet at 7
p.m. Wednesday in the student
lounge. Colored slides of Oregon
will be snowu and refreshments
served. ;
Art Class An adult class in wa
tercolor and oil painting will be
gin at a session lrom 7-9 !.m.
tomorrow at the Klamath Union
High School, Instructor will be
Howard Hall. .
Citizenship Class The citizen
ship class will meet Tuesday at
7:30 p.m. in Room 308 at Klam
ath Union Higli School. Those
wishing to attend may. sipu up
at that time. For further intorma
ilon call Paul Deller at 2-2584 or
4510.
Owl Hoots to Sleet The Owl
Hoots. Oregon Technical Institute
boosters club, will meet tonight
at 6:30 in the Winema Hotel.
John Schubert is president of the
group and Bob Bonney is in
charge of programs.
Ilif Pi lie The 700-pound beef
given away by the Shasta View
Buildinp Association. Saturday
ninht lor the benefit of the build
ing fund went to R. J. Brinegar.
Important Jlccting-,Chaptcr U, j
PE.O, will meet at the home of !
Mrs. A. V. McVcy, Lakeshore j
Drive. 2 p.m. Wednesday, Octc-:
ber 19. when Mrs. Ralph Day,
state PEO organizer will be guest
speaker.
Meeting Job's Daughters, to
night. 7:30 o clock at the Ml. Lakl
Church;
Meeting of the Pelican PTA,
2 30 p.m. Wednesday. October 19.
at the Pelican School auditorium.
ImportantAll members of the !
Midland Grange are requested to .
be present at the meeting of the
Midland Grange Wednesday night, i
October 19, t P m. at the Henley
Grange Hall. . Voting oil the new
building site is scheduled. There
will be.no refreshments. '
'Camp Vire Meeting of the
Camp Fire Board of directors will
be held Tuesday evening, October
18, 7:30 o'clock at the chamber
of commerce rooms.
Sale The library committee.
Women of the Moose. Chapter 467,
will have a white elephant sale
during the regular meeting Tues
day, October 18 at Moose Hall.
Postponed The K'.-r.-.ath Coun
ty Farm Bureau Women will post
pone their meeting October 20 has
been postpom '. due to the speaker
being out of tow n. The next meeting
will be in November.
Allnras Two babies were born
last, week al the Modoc Medical
Center; a son to Mr. and Mrs.
Clvde McClum of Canby on Oc
tober 11 at 2:54 p.m., weighing 9
lbs. 8';, oz., .nd a daughter to
Mr. and Mrs. Dibble Bray of Can
by. on October 12 at 5:44 a.m.,
weighuig 6 lbs. 2l2 oz-
I'arly The Klamath Lutheran
Ladies Aid will sponsor a birth
day party al the church Tuesday.
October 18. at 8 p.m. There will
be birthday cakes served and a
program presented. Mrs. Doug
Knudson will be the hostess.
Rummage The Manzanita So
cial Club will sponsor a rummage
sale, Friday and Saturday, Octo
ber 21-22, at the Masonic Temple
to raise funds to help furnish the
new Scottish Rite Home to be for
mally opened in late November.
Anything in the way of rummage
will be accepted. Already pledged
are a mattress, steam iron, run
ner boots and many other articles.
Hours will ,be from' 9 a.m. to 4
p.m. For rummage pickup call
4530.
Meeting of the Klamath Falls
Home Extension Unit Wednesday,
October 19. at 10 a.m. at the horns
of Mrs. Ethel Alloway. 834 North
Eleventh. The project will be "Dry
Cleaning al Home." Take own
sandwiches, rest of lunch will be
furnished. .. .
ber 13
The bid Invitation was made by
the Orogon State Game Commis
sion through the director, P. W.
Schneider of Portland.
Oregon Girl
Killed In Crash
BARSTOW. Calif, i.fi Nineteen-year-old
Lillie Oleana Eb.ivj, Mt.
Vernon, Ore., was killed Saturday
night when struck by a car a mile
and a half east of here on U.S.
Highway 6P. Dept. Coroner P. H.
Ev?ns reported Sunday.
He said Miss Ebarb was driving
from the Oregon town to Albanv,
Texas, with Everett W. Redd, 31.
of that Texas community, and
James L. Roach. 17. Mt. Vernon,
when their car broke down here.
Unable to get it repaired. Evans
said, they had started hitchhiking
and Miss Ebarb was struck by an
automobile driven by Jesus M.
Griego of Barstow. The latter said
he was temporarily blinded by the
lights of an oncoming vehicle. He
was not held.
Miss Ebarb was killed outright.
Redd and Roach were unhurt.
branches, rocks or succulents may
bo used. All material must be in
the container with or without mat.
The following are classifications
and prices: buffet arrangements,
prizes 'In both senior and junior
divisions, first. $5; second, $3;
third and fourth, $1 each,
Potato table favors for any stu
dent six to 18 years, three to be
entered t.s a group: first, $5: sec
ond, S3: third and fourth, si each.
Vegetable exhibit featuring po
tatoes, both division, any theme
may be used to express an idea:
first. $5: second, S3; third and
fourth, l each.
RESCUED
PRIXHAM. England W The
U.S. troopship Gen. Alexander
Patch Sunday night rescued two
Britons who had drilled helplessly
for 24 hours in their crippled sloop
in the English Channel. The Gen.
Patch, bound from Bremerhaven
to New York, took the sloop in
tow and later turned it over to a
tug which berthed it at Brixham.
Warplanes Roar
Over Red China
TAIPEI, Formosa Ifi Chinese
Nationalist warplanes roared over
a wide area of the Red mainland
Sunday night and early Monday
dropping millions of anti-Communist
leaflets, air force headquar
ters announced.
All the planes the number was
not reported returned after un
loading leaflets over five prov
inces Chekiane. Kiangsi. Hunan.
Fukien and Kwangtung, the air
force said.
Held Dead Babe
Geo. X. Ta.vlor
There in the kitchen, all that day
and night, she held her dead babe.
Neither its father,
r the doctor
2 o u 1 d persuade
her to give It up.
The word spread
and a block or so
tway. a mother
who had lost her
own boy a few
weeks before,
slipped in. She
sat down beside
Ihe bereaved
mother without
offering to take
the dead babe. Instead she told
of how she had lost her own boy
a few weeks befor. With never a
word, the mother handed her dead
babe over to this mother who had
also suffered.
And what did Chni-t suffer when
His death blotted out your sins?
He suffered the woe of eternal
separation from God Hear Him
cry "My God. My God why have
you forsaken Me?" He knows all
about separation Ml. 2" 4
This Me:.;-ase sponsiiird by a
Columbia River Dajrjn-.an.
Adv.
Modoc GOP Club
Hears Speaker j
ALTURAS Jim Sterns of Title-:
lake was guest speaker before a :
dinner meeting of the Modoc Re-1
publican Woman's Club Federated
held at the Pioneer Inn on Octo-'
ber 11.
A number of Republican and
Democratic women are supporting ;
Don Floumoy In the special elec
tion for slate senator. The special
election will be held December 6. i
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