TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1. 1955
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE riVK
CITY BRIEFS
Klamath Archers will meet
Thursday at the Coca-Cola Bot
tling Company's meeting room at
Spring and Main, Thursday eve
ning. 1:30 p.m., to make plans
(or the winter shooting and the
State Tourney Shoot. All members
are urged to attend.
Rummage Sale at the Fairview
School will be held Thursday and
Friday from S a.m. both days.
Meets Tonight The American
Legion auxiliary will meet at 8
o'clock tonight at the Veterans Me
morial hall.
Board Meeting The Klamath
Falls Oardcn Club board of direc
tors will meet at 10 a.m. Friday
at the clubroom of the city li
brary.
Joins Air Force Clyde T. Brien,'
110 Main Street, a 10-year veteran
with the U.S. Coast Guard, has
enlisted in the Air Force according
to T-Sfrt. Don Adams, local re
cruiter. Brien, who was discharged
as a chief petty officer last year,
Is taking a three-week Indoctrina
tion course at Lackland Air Force
Base. Texas, and will then take a
technical course. His wife. Fran
ces Mae Brien, plans to remain,
at least temporarily, In Klamath
Falls.
Meeting of the Klamath Salon
No. 355, Eight and Forty, subsid
iary to the American Legion Aux
iliary to stuff envelopes with tu
berculosis seals for the Klamath
County Tuberculosis Association.
Wednesday, November 2 at 7:30
p.m. under the supervision of Mrs.
- Helen Majors. All members are
asked to go to 209 East Main to
help.
Meeting of the Interagency
Council, Wednesday, November i
at the YMCA. The program will be
in charge of Isabelle Brixner.
Speakers will be Altha Urquhart
and Lt. Jack Orable. The subject
will be the 1955 plans for the
Christmas Bureau. A panel dis
cussion will follow the talks.
Hours for the parent coopera
tive nursery school for children to
be held at Peace Memorial Church
which started Monday, November 1
are from 9 a.m. to 12 noon instead
of from 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. as
previously announced. Classes wil'.
be held Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday mornings at the rear of
the church.
Meeting Lodge Camellia, Order
of the Daughters of Italy will be
held November 9 instead of No
vember 17 due to the bazaar at
'the Sacred Heart Parish Hall.
, -
Fairview PTA study group
meetings Thursday at 9:30 .m. at
FaiVview School. Daniel Campbell
of the health department will be
guest speaker. A film, "The Shy
Child," will he snown.
Home Mrs. Kathleen Hepburn
Is home at 911 Eldorado following
surgery at Klamath Valley Hos
' pftal. -
Meg's Wedding Decision Sends
Mixed emotions Over England
LONDON W Princess Marga
ret's decision to give up Peter
Toftpsend seat a wave of mixed
emotions racing through the Brit
ish Isles today.
Public and press reaction was
compounded of resentment, an-
proal, and downright contusion.
Some newspapers predicted an
outbreak of popular feeling against
the cnurch oi England ana we
Duke of Edinburgh both strong
ly identified by many Britons wttn
the unhappy ending of ine ro
mance. Among those of conservative
views, Margaret was warmly
praised for putting her duty to the
throne, church, and British com
monwealth above her normal de
sire to marry the man she loves.
To the great mass of the British
people, the big question appeared
to be the human one:
"Is the Princess now condemned
Meeting of Winema Temple. No.
70 at the IOOF Hall. 8 p.m. Wed.
nesday, November 2. All members
please attend.
Card Party sponsored by the
Catholic Daughters is planned for
Thursday. November 3 at 8 p.m.
There will be prizes and refresh
ments. The public is invited.
Tonight Is the first meeting of
the mother and baby care classes
at Red Cross headquarters in the
Klamath County Library building,
7:30 p.m. Mrs. George Chin, regis,
tered nurse will Instruct.
Regular monthly meeting of the
iaacp, 7 p.m. Saturday, Noveirv
ber 5 at the chamber of com.
meroe rooms.
Court Records
KLAMATH FAILS
MUNICIPAL COURT
Bennlc Smith, drunk. 2S or 12'i days.
Alfred LizotU, drunk. or M'.t
da vi.
German P. Roach, drunk. S25 or 12 't
Ami
Durward Stran Sorenion, drunk, 923
or 12lt dayi. . .
Forest uan uiiioro, arums. n w
Jnie Alimiilo. drunk. $23 or
davs: vasrancy. S100 and 30 dayt.
John Alphonoio Wtemaea, no regis
tration visible. S3 forfeited.
Monroe Hayta. ran aiop iiin, 99 xor-
fetted. . - .
Lee Hutch nton, arunK. szo or 12 -1
davi. . ,
William Pratt, drunk. SU or 121
dEdward Pryor. drunk, 93S or ll'i
"ilrl Peterson, drunk. 2S or liVi
daj. .
uan Jonn layior. arunK, or iu
Emilto Gonzales, no operators license.
$5 forfeited; violation oi basic rule, !
ioriettea.
Laurence jaexson. arunK, or iz-i
uenny oupret, arunx, no or is-t
davt.
Ned Hooimon, miure 10 a dibit nop
ilgn, $5 forfeited; no Operators license,
95 forteiua.
Milton Ernest Archuleta, drunk dnv-
n aim and 3Q rflVI.
'razier Paddy, drunk. $3S or 12'.'a
. . .
Ralph J. Harris, drunk 5 or lJ',
days.
Arnold Dwavne Haroer. violation of
basic rule. $15 forfeited: foilowinc too
oiniv km forftfiiM: lmnroMr muinir.
5 forfeited; failure to signal. $3 for
feited.
Leslie Howard Dunn, hit and run
910Q forfeited; violation of basic rule,
$100 rorxeiiea.
Kerno Gibson, no registration visible,
a.1 forfeited.
ceorge waiace warenman. runs,
ioriettea.
uivae Burns. arunK. x or ay.
Rudy Mae-allanes. no registration vis
ible. $3 fori el ted.
KLAMATH COL'NTT .
DISTRICT COURT
Clifford William Mynatt, xeetsive
wlriih M hail forfeited.
Harold Cecil Lefever, no PUC permit,
di.mU.ri
Frank Youngblood. giving alcoholic
liquor to a minor person, 60 days county
iaili committed.
Tracy Basel Burkhart, failure to stop
at stop sign, paia.
William S. Chinn, tandem axle over'
lnarl S3Q hall forfeited.
niiffnrd Orchard Mann, false applica
tion for hunting license, $100 or 47V
ri.v. In nt finA. committed.
Lawrence Selestewa. drunk on public
highway, $35 or 15 days in lieu of
line; committed.
Raymond Boxerberg. drunk on public
nignway. auo or is aaya in iicu 01 nni,
commmea.
Lloyd Gordon Bennett, no vehicle li
etnas. $S iiald.
Twain Alfred Walker, failure to drive
on right, $5 paid.
Victor Lu siier. no veraii permit
l hail forfaited.
Victor Lussier, excessive length, $10
bail forfeited.
Victor Lussier, axle overload, $33 bail
forfeited.
Lee Martin Cantwell, Inadequate atop
MmUt l nalri
Inez Pauline Leidholdt, violation basic
rule. $20 paid.
J i mime Eugene Burchett, no tail light,
naid.
Virail Eugene Romtne. excessive
!nh io hail forfeited.
Harold Grasman, exceuive length
$2(1 bail forfeited.
Calvin Lawson Hunt, no vehicle 11-
Joe Cleveland Stewart, drunk en pub
lie highway. W3 paid.
Charles Gilmore Taylor, no operator'
license, $5 paid.
at the ape of 36 to life of spin
bterhood?" Churchmen jer.eraUy praised
Margaret's decision not to marry
Townsend. fauiei of two sons. He
divorced his wife in 1352 on
grounds or misconduct, one nas
married another man.
"I thank God." said the Rev.
Douglas Lecithin, an Edinburgh
clergyman who was outspoken in
opposition to a Margarei-Townsend
match. "She- vail nave the love
and sympathy of Christians ev
erywhere."
Dr. Leslie Wetherhead, president
of the Methodist Comerence, said:
'I think that it (Margaret's deci
sion) is very courageous, absolute
ly right, and I think it will endear
her more than ever to the hearts
of all our people."
Tne Rev. Henry cook, president
of the Baptist Union of Great Brit
ain and Northern Ireland, issued a
statement saying:
"All honor to the princess."
The archbishop of Canterbury
rar.kins- prelate of the Church of
England or wnicn Margaret s sis
ter, Queen Elizabeth II, is the con
stitutional head, had no state-
..lent," his chaplain announced.
But manv ordinary Britons
those who watch Margaret admir
ingly whenever he appears in
public and who beam beneath her
warm smile obviously were dis
appointed by her blighted romance.
A girl who performs in a cabare;
was standing outside Clarence
23 y&M A f&
Moftday, October 31 1933 tyiss Nadine O'Floherty of Klam
ath Foils hos been initiated into Spurs, a notionol honor organp
lotion for sophomore women. Members are selected from each
women's living group ond the two. women's dormitories.
Tutidoy, November 1, 133 Mrs. Francis H. Olds, Mrs.
Victor O'Neill ond Mrs. Dwight French presided as hostesses
' over on informol tea ot the Olds home on Riverside avenut
lost Friday afternoon. Mrs. John P. Duke poured at the tea
table which was attractive with o bowl of yellow chrysonthe-
mums with tapers of motching hue.
Wcdneidoy, November 2, 1932 The Merrill 4-H club poul
try judging team, occompanied by Fronk Sexton, county club
leader, will present the program for th Kiwonis club, on
Thursdoy noon. E. H. Bolsiger, who has olways been active in
his support of 4-H club work, will oct as choirmon.
Thursday, November J, H32 Klomolh Foils hos seven stu
dents ot the University of Oregon participating in the bond
and the university symphony orchestro. Those in the bond
from Klamath Falls ore Norvol Homilton, R. M. Morrison,
Mohr Reymers, Hubert Totton, Dove Totlon, Siegfried Von
Berthelsdorf ond Komillo Klekar.
Friday, November 4, 1932 Chorles Mack and Bryont W,.
Iiams, former Oregon Stole students, left Fndoy morning to
attend the Oregon-OSC homecoming football gome ot Corvallis
Saturdoy.
Sotordoy, November J, 1J2 Local chairmen for continuance
of Red Cross work during the coming yeor were appointed ot
a meeting held ot the Klomoth Union high school. Buford
Morris wos named choirmon of the first oid work, Dr. Paul
Sharp, medical advisor ond instructor, ond Miss Alice Comobell,
instructor of the junior course in first Oid.
Iniurt With
House, the Princess's London resi
dence, when Margaret's statement
oi her decision was issued.
"li takes a lot of guts to give
up the man ycu love." the gin
said. "I think she has more cour
age than her uncle."
Sne was referring to the Duke of
Windsor who, 19 years ago. abdi
cated the thrc.ie he had ascended
as Edward VIII to marry "The
woman I love" the twice di
vorced American Wallis Warfleld
Simpson.
"It's the only, thing she could do
poor kid." Mrs. Mary Keller, a
factory worker in London's Eas.
End, said l wouldn't bo a meir.
ber of the royal family lor all the
money in tne wona."
One teen-ager in the group out
side ClHicnce House gave the un
inhibited reaction oi many: "What
a shame'
Townsend was with Margaret
more than two hours just before
she issued her statement of re
nunciation. The Princess spent the
night in seclusion at Clarence
House, comforted by Queen Moth
er Elizabeth.
BASIN BRIEFS
t'liu.tt mt a nrfmt moetincr Af
ih. na.iTlv-fnrivtnrl MnHnl f?hflmbl
ol Commerce at Alturas. Neal Phil
hps was elected president; Jack
Tuteau, vice president: Glen Del-
elssegues, treasurer, ana Marga
ret Jones, secretary.
Alturaa Mrs. Lyle Burgoyne
was honored Wednesday evening
at a stork shower at the home oi
Mrs. Harriet Sharp.
i
Go South Mr. and Mrs. Patrick
J. McAuliffe and children moved
Monaay from Fort Klamath to
their ranch at Cottonwood, Cali
fornia, for the winter.
Weekend Guests at the Fort
Klamath home of Mr. and Mrs.
Flank Kendall were Mr. and Mrs,
Victor George and son, Robert, of
Oakland, California. Robert is a
Junior at Cal Poly, San Luts Obis
po, and la the fiance ot the Ken
dalls' daughter, Gladys Ann.
New Daurhter Mr. and Mrs
PadcU' Kenneally are parent ol
the third daughter. Patricia Jan
et, bain October 36. at Klamath
Valley Hospital, weighing 6 lbs.
U ti os. Kenneally la employed as
ranch hand In the Joe McAulifle1
c at lie business at Fort Klamath j
and Cottonwood. California. Ma
ternal grandparents are Mr. and .
Mrs. Tom O'Keele of Malin.
Fori Klamath En route home
to Balboa Island, California, from'
a vacation trip, Attorney and Mrs.
R. E. Reese stopped off at Fort
Klamath for a two day visit with
his brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest H. Reese, at their Fort
Creek Motel.
From Eugene lor the weekend
came Mr. and Mrs. Clillord En
ale and children to visit his oar.
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Engle i
at Pott Klamath.
Go Home Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Monks leit Saturday for their home
at Seattle after visiting at Fort
Klamath with his sister and fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Mehol
son and Teresa, Ann.
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