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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1955)
PACE TWELVE HERALD AND NEWS KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON TUESDAY; NOVEMBER-1; H5 Gilchrist High .News By NANCY VKRTREES The sophomore home economics cUss eiueruined their )tioiliur! a' it puncn nsrly October 2b. in the lioincmnkniK room to celebrate the completion of the girls' leclecorat- mg project. Present wet-3 Mesdames Hunt WUKinton, CralR, nnd Roliioli ot O'.Ichriit; Prater of Crescent: Free. man and Benson of Shevlm; and Verlrees and Bowersox of Cres cent Lake. A Halloween and autumn motif v.-as carried out .11 the decorations of the punch table and the room. Cookies and punch were served lo the mother by the girls under , the directum of their teacher. l)or-i cithy Houston. i The seventh and eighth srado, ? rlrls, taught by Mrs. Vern Roclick, have on displav a collection of posters they have made illustrating the need for wildlife conservation. Gilchrist students viewed a film. Walt Dlsncy'a "Beaver Valley," ' October 28. Now bem? offered lo citht high school gills is a 0-let.son course in home nursing taught by Marjoric Paul of the Klamath County Health; Department. Those liking the course are Mnxinc Fletcher, Jerry Garrlck, Jeamieile Kellem. Am- nryllis Fase, Beverly bnmpie, Barbara Hosey, Darlene Plater, end Donnu Wilkinson. Honor roll students hiivini! a 3 average or better lor tlu first six weeks were: seventh made Pam ela Anderson, Mary Helen Edgar Sharon Hitt, Elizabeth Howey, Mary Sue Koski. James Sample and Alta Wilkinson: eighth Lccnnn rurlis. Chester Emery, Gary r.i-nsa. Donovan Hitt. Terry Wll on, and Marshall Wilson; ninth Mnrleno Kellem, Sandra Lare, l.ana Moore, Dlanne Norlin, Shir ley Crumb, Mary Evms, Karen Fogolgultt; tenth Stephen Bn les, Mary Sue Craig. Karen Freeman, Mike Oxborrov., Kny Roh-son. and Nancy Vertices; eleventh Robert Darner, Annabel! Jones, Charles Patterson, and Beverly Sainplo; and twellth Maxlne Fletcher. Those having a 2 or better In citizenship were: sevcnih Hi'udc Pamela Anderson, Nancy Brewer, Mary Helen Edunr, Eric Ericsson, I Wanda flight, Sharon Hilt, llllza heth Howey, JpRn Huddlcston. Ei leene Jordan. Ann Kendall, Mary fcue Koski, Carolyn Lake, Colleen Landaker, Jaiucs Larson, James Sample, Jerry Taylor, Alta Wilk inson, and Vernal Wilcox; eighth Sharon Browcnell, Beity Cnles, Robert Catcs, David Cnambcrs, leeann Curtis, Chester Emery, Charles Russell, Oary Grass. Don ovan Hitt. Kenneth Ramcy, Wlllnrd Ramcv, Darlene Simmons, Kay Taylor. James Tra'.v. Terry Wil ton, and Marshal Wilson; ninth-' Marlcnc Kellem, Sandra Larc, Colilen McKenic, Lana Moore. Norman Mastcn, Dianne Norlin. 1 Sue Roland, Larry Roscberry, LH Jinn Blockton, Wayne Tayloi, Don ald Crotwell, Shirley Crumb. Mnrv Evlns. Karen FoveUiulsi, Sharon Hucldlcsion, and Mervm Jordon; tenth Bob Abbot. Stephen Bates, Mr-ry Sue CralR. Douglas CrUwcll, Coy Crowe, Sylvia Curtis. Spencer r:llworlh, Kenneth Funis, Kurcu Freeman, Wanda Hunt. Larry Mas- ten, Ronald Larson, Mike Oxbor- row, Kny Rillson, and Nancy Ver tree.; eleventh Robert Garner Annabel! Jones, Beverly Sample: and twelfth Muxlno Fletcher ami Erline Ware. At Gilchrist lllph School, the Aliments have added to then busy LChedulc the task of presenting n three-act farce entitled Aunt Til lie Goes lo Town" which will be directed by Anne Dolcal. The cast Includes the lollowlnc characters: Tlilio Trask. who dis likes all males, played by Colllen McKell7.tr; Lucll'Cla Talbot. TUllc's maid, who is anxious to be mar ried. Is played bv WanOa Hunt Beverly Sample will be fccii In the role of Pamela Marsh. ,'Iillie'f charming niece. Lizzie Parsons, an aspiring young novelist is portraved by Kny Rollson. Dl:ltme Norlin plays K.llen Neelaud, who appcniv MKidrnly and adds lo the romantic interest. Roiuilu llnwlancl. who al vv.iys has an explanation lor every thing. Is characterised by Arthur Warren. Mike Oxborrow portruy;; Lutner Lornmer. Ronald's wealthy employer. Men in Tucker, who is In a perk of trouble, Is played by I-red Bales. Charlie One F.ar, a Chinese Cook. Is Interpreted bv Ronnie Larson. Mary Kvms will be seen 111 the role of Mrs. Tilbr Tiickei. Meivin'.-t aunt. Hue Cruiir plaia I ho part 01 Ur. Iluttie Bins, a chiropractor. T!ie piny Is scheduled lor No vember 4. x ; " - Ike To Sit On Sidelines In '56, GOP Leaders Say DENVER tn Presld'-nt Eisen hower, well enough now to discard virtually all medicine, left it abun dantly clear today he is in no hurry 10 pay whetner he will run again. And Postmaster General Arthur Eummcrfleld is the latest to indi cate that most of Eisenhower's top strategists of 1952 are against put ting any pressure on him lor an early decision. 8ummerfleld came out of a 30 mlnute conlerence ai Filiu-imons Army Hospital yesterday faying there had been no discussion ot the 65-year-old Eisenhower's politi cal plans for More important, perhaps, he said the President didn't mention poll tics to him, Summerflcld is a for mer GOP national chairman who managed Eisenhower's successful 19S2 campaign. Cabinet member No. 11, Secre tary of Labor Mitchell, is coming out to see the President lomcrrow. A social visi-or Saturday will be Elsenhower's old friend and World War II comrade, Brttua Field Marshal Montgomery. . Elsenhower's personal lriends tay he will serve oui his present term in the presidency but will de cline a second nomination. II Ihav Is his decision, the longer he with holds it the better it may be lor GOP fund-raising drives. These same friends say Eisenhower will play an important role in the GcORfcE WILSON i Ihe new local representative for Mon roe Calculating Machines. He has had 20 years exper ience in sales and service in his type of office equipment. His offices are at 2405 White Street, Wilson is well-known in Klamath Falls having served as serviceman for a local office equipment store. Extension HENLEY By Evelyn Manning Tlie Henley Home Extension Unit met October 20 at the home of Mrs. Sallie Manning with a pot luck luncheon at noon. Hope Holbrook. home demonstra tion igent, demonstrated "Dry Cleaning At Home." A letter was read by Margaret Boyd, Associated Country Women' of the World chairman, who has a cousin In Iran who is a nurse." The letter dealt with life in that country. Members present were Myrtle Flemming, Florence DeLap, Mlkey Tone, Winneta Brannon, Sallie Man ning and one visitor, Leah Ballard. SEE THE 11 UIII1F! At fast the fabulous redhead himself tells the whole Godfrey story! " am sitk and tired of the fantastic tairs that have been concocted jot gullible news ftafer men by the press agents of my Jamtr associates. I think it is about time that jolks heaid the true story" t Millions, of words, ft irntlly and othn wise , have bent written dho.it (.MHlfrcy, Hut thin is the lirst time Arthur I1IMSLLK lias told Ins story. The fabulous redhead tells it nil in the style that has become his tradrmiirk. He pulls no punchrs. He t'-lh of his tumbles as well us his triumphs., '1 he whole fasrinat jiin tiiKllu-y story starts today in Thr Saturday I'.vriiing Post, it'son the nrwsstunds riiht now. So be sure lo Rrt your copy before they're sold out. Out today... on all newsstands A cumis MAOJUIN. U JL j V! Minimum Bulterfat a t I :?s. Bfl 3 & BE Em Best Buick Yet 1956 Buick On Display FRI NOV. 4th Jim Winde Buick Co. 1330 MAIN II choice of his successor as Repub lican standard bearer. Whatever his role In 1950, the President will make the issues in the State of the Union and subse quent messages he will present to Congress in January. Among these will be s commit ment oi his party to the flexible price supports for farm products that have drawn fire frcm Demo cratic advocates of fixed high price supports. The President approved sugges tions yesterday from Summerfield tor a renewal of demands for high er postal rates to offset, a yearly Post Office deticit of about a half billion dollars. Summerfield said the President may ask an increase in first elsss mall rates (rem three to four cents r, ounce and a boost m the air mail rate from six to seven cents. 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