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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1955 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE FIVE CITY BRIEFS Dollar unit Sense A new AAUW group studying pracilcal , economics will meei ai a p.m. to- nlglt at the home ot Mrs. P. C. , Adams, 1963 Del Moro. Van Molll t'son, ol First Federal Savings and , Loan, will be speaker. Mrs. Fred Foulon is chairman, r Symposium attending the Fourth Annual Symposium ol His j lorical Societies ol Northern Cali fornia and Southern Oregon held . in Weaverville, Calilornia Novem- . oer -s were Hal and Florence Ogle ,, and Ken and Edith McLeod ol the Klamath Historical Society. , Home Extension The Lindley , Heights Home Extension Unit will t meet with the Keno Unit at 10 ; a.m. Wednesday In the exhibit , Diamine at ine county lairgrounds. , Potluck luncheon will be served at noon, me project win be me . selection and framing of pictures supervised oy nope rioiorooK. Army School Pvt. Alfredo G Herrera, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jose Herrera, 636 Owens Street, recen ly was graduated from the trans- portation school's stevedoring course at Fort Eustis, Virginia. A former employe of the Southern Pacific Railroad he entered the Army In June, 1955. New Assignment Lieutenant Colonel Leeland R. Frawits, son i of Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Prawtls. . East Main and Orchard, recently r was assigned to the Continental I Army Comm and, Fort Monroe yirginla. Col. Prawitz is a 1942 i braska. , lmnrovtnr Mrs. Wavne GallO ' way, 2236 Radclllfe Avenue, is . recuperating at tuamaui vauey Hospltal following major surgery. Faculty Wives of Oregon '. Technical Institute will meet Tues : day, October 8 at 1:30 p.m. in i the student lounge. Fremont PTA will meet Thursday, November 10 at 1:30 9 p.m. in the school auditorium. The barbershop quartet and the . Fremont Boys' Olee Club will sing. . There will be open house and room , visitation for parents followed by refreshments. i . Rebekah Social Club will meet 'In the IOOF Hall, Wednesday, November 9. A potluck luncheon and business meeting is planned for 12:30 p.m. followed by cards t 1:30 p.m. The members will plan for the Christmas parly to be given in the IOOF Hall on , December 14 By tne Renekan so. , cial Club and the Past Noble Grands Club. Library Club will meet Mon- , day, November 14; 2 p.m. at the Little Theater in Klamath Union , High School. A play, "vampira. farce, will be presented by . KUHS drama students under the direction of Mrs. B. B. Blomquist This is the first of a series of three plays to be presented to . the club. Ill Mrs. Wayne Galloway Is :n Klamath valley Hospital Jul lowing major surgery. Jolly Neighbors Club will meet Tuesday, November 8. 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Morris Jorde, 633 Upham Street. Farm Bureau Women will meet 1:30 p.m. Thursday, Novem ber 10 at the community lounge. Following a business meeting the members will go to Klamath Val ley Hospital for a tou.-. Meetinr of Job's Daughters, Henley Bethel, No. 51, at the Mt. Laki Church, tonight, 1:30 p.m. Lodee Camellia Order of the Daughters of Italy will meet Wednesday, November 9 instead of November 17 due to the bazaar at the Sacred Heart parish hall. Purchase Of Hospital Told DUNSMUIR Five southern Sis kiyou County doctors have an nounced they are purchasing the Mount Shasta Hospital which ihey will operate as a non-profit cor poration. The doctors are D. D. Todorovic of Dunsmuir, H. L. Vidrickson and V. J. Thompson of Weed. William B. Strickland and F. W. Martin of Mount Shasta. They are pur chasing the hospital from Dr. Don . -aid M. Lanham who closed the nospital to patients in August, an nouncing he was taking a vaca tion. The hospital is completely equipped. It will cpen as soon as d-tails of the sale are completed and a staff retained, probably in mid-December, according to Dr. Todorovic. OSEA Sets Big Meet At Pendelton The Oregon State Emoloves As sociation will hold its General Council, at Pendleton, November 10-11-12. The three day annual meet will launch the 13th year of the organization whose purpose Is to improve working conditions for its membership. Delegates from this area, OSEA district No. 4. are Arthur bpin ney, c. C. Nicholson, delegates. Keith See, district director and Willard Cottlngham, district-direc tor elect. . More than 100 resolutions affect ing Job security, retirement pro tections, salary adjustments and increases, totalization of workinc hours, overtime and, unemployment compensation, safety measures, lib eralised vacation and broader in surance benefits will be processed at the General Council. Among ways and means resolu tions are those recommending a graduate school of social work to be established in Oregon and legis lation authorizing the Oregon State Public Welfare Commission to re ceive -and place children for adop tion in the state. These are cited as being numbered among resolu tions in the interest of public wel- iarc. Board members, delegates, alter nate delegates. Salem headquar ters, staff members and their fam ilies and other OSEA members will be headquartered at the Temple ton and Pendleton during the con vention. The OSEA board of directors and officers are Virgil O'Neill, president, E. A, Bamford, Junior past president; Gertrude Cham berlain, secretary-treasurer.; M. L. Horton, Lincoln Pfelffer. P. M. Brandt, G. W. Ross and Eugene r sciimiat, directors. . Moose Hold Teen Program .The Loyal Order of Moose an nual youth program was held at the Klamath Falls Armory Mon day. October 31. Russell Fairchild reported that 538 teen-agers were treated to free cider and dough nuts donated by the Loyal Order of Moose and served by the Wom en ot the Moose. Dancing to the music of the Star lighters, provided bv special ernnt of the music performers trust fund of the recording and transcription institution, James C. Petrillo. pres ident, was enjoyed by tne guests irom :30 p.m. until 11:30 p.m. Serving as chaperones were Mr. and Mrs. C. Chapel, Mr.1 and Mrs. Bert Asher. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pul ley, Lee Brenda, Russell Fairchild ana earnest Macnetn. A Halloween party for the small er children was given earlier in the evening by the Women of the Moose, under auspices of the child care and training committee at the Moose Lodge. Special prizes were given for the best costumes and in games. Forty five children were enter tained. Assisting on the committee were rnrancie wrignt, cnairman. Eris Fairchild. Francis Williams. BeCtv Ward, Mooseheart chairman, Vir ginia Doak. publicity chairman, Wanda Andrus and co-worker, Lil lian Carr. The committee was as sisted by volunteer members of the Loyal Order of Moose. OSC Mothers Club I Meeting Held. ' The state board meeting of the Oregon State College Mother's Club was held at the Country uiuo in cupene. November 4 Mrs. Phil Schroeder, Klamath Falls, district chairman, represent ed this area. Following luncneon the meetinc was presided over by Mrs. S. w. MCHugn. president of Corvaliis. Reports were given by unit presidents and district chairmen. Guests speaker was Dean Helen Muir of Oregon Stale College. BASIN BRIEFS Weed All Oirl Scoots and Brownies of Weed are invited to a meeting at the Weed Court Club from 1 to 8 p.m., Wednesday, No vember t to plan Christmas pro jects. - Merrill A drivers license exam iner will be on duty at the Merrill Fire Hall from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday, November 8. Merrill The first evening meet ing of the Merrill Parent-Patrons Club will be held in the grade school gym Tuesday, November 8, at 7:30. p.m. It will be Fathers Nlnht wlih a program for the en lire family. Malln To Accommodate hunters. the hours of the American Legion Auxiliary, slated for Friday at the park hall, have been changed to 6 a.m. until 9 Instead of the orig inal 7-9 schedule. Correction Water used to put out tne lire at Standard stations. Inc., Chemult, was from the well owned by Lew Williams of the Pastime. Crater Lake was the first well drilled by Jim White- hurst and Lew Williams' well was thud and G. C. Palmer's well fourth. The Standard Stations well was the second drilled successfully oy Johnson. Dunsmuir the ladies of St, John's Altar Society will sponsor a luncheon ana linen sale at St. Barnabas Guild Hall on Thursday, November 10. Luncheon will be served from 11 a.m to 1:30 p.m. Linen sale starts at 10 a.m. Imnrnvftiv Mre TCriith r.nchim Tulelake is recovering in Klanv am vauey Hospital. Away Mrs. Albert Scott. Tule lake, who has- been in Klamath Valley Hospital fur treatment for a back injury has been taken to Franklin Hospital in San Francis co for further treatment. She was acconipaniea oy ner son l-yie. rney leu November 4. Away Clark W, Fensler. Tule lake rancher, has been taken to Franklin Hospital, San Francisco tor treatment. Home Betty Jean Gatliff, own er of Betty's Beauty Shon. Tula- lake, has returned from a beauty snow ui sacramemo. Also attend, ing the show was Joe Stringer, Pioneer Barbershop in Tulelake. The two studied phases ot hair siynng and other beauty work. Mrs. Gatliff also visited briefly with a sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Nelson, Grid ley, California. Guests recently of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ryckman. Tulelake, were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Moyer of the Bay Area. Mrs. Moyer is Mrs. Ryckman's niece. The guests had visited in Yakima. Canby Square dancing classes will be held euci Friday evemng at 8 p.m. in the community hall at Canby for 12 weeks. Admission is free. Instructor is Hank Fields of Alturas. The instruction is spon sored by the Canby PTA. Alturas More than 100 Modoc County teachers met for their third annual preview of audio-visual materials at three schools last week. Some 200 films, 36 new strip- films, 70 recordings, 30 nai pic ture and two large relief maps were viewed and audited by the group.. Adin The Adin PTA will'be host to the Modoc PTA council on No vember 19 at the Ladies Club Hall in Adin. The meeting will convene at 9 a.m. At noon a turkey lunch eon will.be served at a nominal charge per plate. All reservations should be in by November 8. Langell Valley Mr. and Mrs. Hi ram Fitzhugu of Whittier. Califor nia, have been visiting his broth er, Lyman Fitzhugh and family of Langell Valley 'and his Mister, Mrs. Evelyn Galloway at Tulelake, Visiting Mr. and Mrs. James Baldock and son Curtis of Langell Valley left Friday to visit relatives In Kansas. South Mrs. Richard Harper (Billie Harris) has gone to Phoe nix for the winter. Her sister-in- law, Mrs. John Harris of Langell Valley went to Los Angeles with oer where she will spend a week, Dr: Storli Opens Office Dr. Edgar A. Storlt. has opened offices for practice of general and vascular suigery at 53 North 8an Mateo Drive, San .Mateo. He is the brotner of Mrs. Frank Paygr Jr. and Mrs. Edwin Petrasek, both of Malm and has visited here many times. The family home is In Portland. Dr. Sloili Is a graduate of the Umversity of Oregon, the Univer sity of Oregon Medical School. Portland, and has had six years ot specialization at the Columbia Medical Center, (Presbyterian Hospital) in New York City where he served during his last year as head resident surgeon. . During his service there he was ine recipient o! tne Macy rravei uig ScholarshiD which enrolled him to study and teach for six months at Guy's Hospital, London, and to travel throughout Europe visiting leading medical centers and hospitals for the purpose of Undying European methods of medicine. He Interned at St. Luke's Hos pital in Chicago. Dr. Storli Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Storli, PorUand. RITES . ALTURAS Funeral services were held from Kerr's Mortuary at 3 p.m. Friday for Albert Thomas, 70, a lifetime resident of Alturas who died November 2. Survivors Include four sisters, FJorence Smith, Rachael Asher, Frances ' Vanderbort and Laura Lybarger. AL Auxiliary Hears .Speaker DUNSMUIR Contributions of he American Legion Auxiliary to the veteran, his family and the community were stressed by Mrs. Krtna Jackson ot Redding, second district president, during her offi cial visit to Epps unit Thursday evening. Mrs. Nellie King, distinguished guest chairman, presented a mu sical program with Vema Faye White, piano soloist, and Sandra Reed, eight-year-old accordionist. Mrs. Edmo Loney was initiated cues TrtofclW wM SETON6 UP MWMTS PriM la IACK, NIPS, MEGS TirtCMtt, LOSS Of VIGOR If you art Yictim of these symp toms then your troubles may be traced to Glandular Inflammation. 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Murlm, unit president, conducted the meeting and was co-hostess with Mrs. King, HEARING AID AUTHORITY TO HOLD FREE . CONSULTATIONS WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER ? ' -; at ; WINEMA HOTEL, KLAMATH FALLS 1:00 P.M. to 6:00 P.M. Stop straining to hear! Discover, a new way to hear clearly again .with t 61 smaller 8etton& if HEARING ii your problem PELTONE a your ANSWER BELTONE HEARING CENTER HAUY i. MAM 4 ASSOCIATE PORTLAND . . SALEM EUGENE ; .,)!.. IIONAIO HAlTMAN Th itltoni Htorina Cvnttr N happy to oNtr lh itrvicM of LEONARD HARTMAN, raceg. filid h soring old authority, tot Mr. Hoffman help with your hoarlna pioblomi Alturas Merchants Hold Meeting ALTURAS The first meeting of the Alturas Merchants Associa tion was held Thursday evening with, more than, 35 persona in at tendance. John Burrlchter was elected chairman: . Buster Spicer, vice chairman and Lou Gillespie of KCNO as secretary treasurer. 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