THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1955
PAGE SIX
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
lock and Merle O'Nell were using
ditching powdei this week to bio
out willow stumps . and making
AT WEISFIELD'S
FAMOUS NAME COSTUME JEWELRY
ditches to drain the swamp to In
crease next year hay crops.
. BASIN BRIEFS
SOME PERSONS in Girl Scout activities in Klamath Falls were caught by the cameraman in
the St. Francis Hotel in San Francisco while attending the 33rd annual national Girl Scout
convention, November 1-4. Left to right are Mrs. Fred Goeller, leader training chairman; Mrs.
Art Moore, first vice president of the board and organiier of the Klamath Area Girl Scout
Cotlncil; Mrs. Elmer Harnden, president of the council; Mrs. W. W. Dewing, board member
and Mrs. R. P. Ellingson, second vice chairman of the Northwest Regional Committee. Also
at the convention were Mrs. Quincy Moore, Mrs. Glen Johnck, Sharon Jeschke, senior Girl
t t Scout and Mrs. Keith Cobo, local executive director. . Photo by V. M. Hanks Jr.
CITY BRIEFS
First Aid Classes A Rod Crass
stmidard first aid class will begin at
Roosevelt School November 15 at
7 p.m. AJiy interested persons are
invited to attend, ror luriner in
formation crII 5977 afternoons or
evenings or call the Red Cross of
fice, '4125.
Veterans Day Voiture 222 of 40
et 8 will hold their annual Vet
erans Day breakfast In the Amer
ican Legion Club rooms 7 a.m.
Friday, November 11.
Royal Neighbors The Royal
Neighbors of America will met
Friday at 8 p.m. In the KC Hall.
Initiation and a business me'nn
will be held. All officers are
asked to wear, formers.-
Harvest Dinner The women of
the Congregational Church will
serve the annual harvest dinner at
1 p.m. Sunday at the church, 2154
Garden Avenue. The dinner will
be open to the public.
-Mcctlnr Navy Mother's Club
Ho. B04 will have their regular
business meeting ionlRht in the
V.eleVans Memorial building at
Basketball Lcaiiie The iVMCA
church basketball league will meet
at i the Y. 722 Pine Street, to.
nltfjf at 7:30. All Interested
churches are invited. Junior high
school through mens division arj
to be organized
Klamath Pomona- Orange Is
sponsoring a radio program ovel
KFLW, Thursday, November 10 at
8:30 p.m. A. R. "Major" Dick
son. Klamath County Assessor will
answer pertinent questions on
persona property taxes. Also on
the program will be Floyd Meeker,
William Novotny, Roy Anderson,
Fred Lewis and Francis Flowers.
Meeting of the Great Books
group, tonight. 8 o'clock in the
city library. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Jensen will discuss two plays of
Sophocles, i
Annual Dinner Turkey dinner
and bazaar of the Klamath Luth
eran Ladles Aid will be held
Thursday, November 17 at the
church, 1175 Crescent Street. Din
ner will be served at 6:30 p.m.
The public Is Invited.
Rrmcmbrr the rummage snle
being sponsored by Chapter AU
nf the PEO Sisterhood, Friday.
November 11 from 9 a.m. to 8
p.m. and all day, Saturday, No
vember 12.
Bonanza Elects
City Officers
BOnnnZA flllrPIl lnilnrlnJ II.. I-
mayor, recorder, and treasurer and
riccica one new coiincllmun No
vember 8.
Loilt.Sf Vnn Klnn u-a. .....I
mayor, Virginia HiiiUcv, recorder
and Ltmvll llnrn l.nD.i,r.
ler Cuscbccr wa's elected to the
council. .
Other members of the cllv coun
ell are Hoy Fernlund. Jlm'llauei
tein. Jesse M I-ill and Jim Dye
The voting was done In the r'.u
libra 1 y.
Horsefly Irrigation
District Elects
Two new directors w,m) eVrted
to the board of the llnrsetly Ir
rigation District Nmvii'ber g
Frank H. Brown was elct.ed for
a three year term and lo.in i:r.
bach for two years. Cecil 1 alev
Is the other member of iho hoard
Voting whs held at the Irrigation
district's oltire In Hoimua pre I
Ruerk and Virgil Srhinoe ate the
retiring directors.'
Now She Shops
"Cash and Carry"
Without Painful Btckach
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Mrhm m nil 'Hiii mnyTimron wttrHiVTrrr
idm.iniiitiirtHhn,lui diiV l"ty lrtiii
lrin. And fVlfcn AburnlMtiri th ink. miwialy
iuinf time u'lr miM tilmMcr Irt ilallnn
...with thai i!!. tirtmntrnrUhle fwliitt.
tf nu iit miMTftMf ktiil worn out Iwmi-
nf IIimp tiviiTifi1, l)i ii'b ('III often hrlp
r thru-pain ttlirviti art Ion, by Iheiraonth
In rlTrl tu ( Itimlili-i li illation, ami hj
tht-lr mill tlhirr tie aft iun tli nniKttirlillnf)ii
irmhnff In fnfrr tha outiul of tlw It
BilnM ut kitny tiller.
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i1niKPi-uiiL, iiummbIpIi', with i1lraa, alrei.
)' hiuhi.dtii't w (iit, It trout)' rilU.irvi tha
Mine bnciiy tvltif million, havr anj"V-4' for
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Seven Klamaih Falls Women
Attend Girl Scout Confab
Seven Klamath Falls women and
one hlrfh school senior represented
the Klamath Area Girl scout coun
cil at the 33rd national Girl Scout
convention held in San Francisco
November 1 to 4.
Official delegates for the local
council were Mis. Elmer Haniden,
president, and Mrs. Art Moore,
first vice president. Mrs. R. P.
Ellingson participated as second
vice chairman of the Northwest
regional committee, and Sharon
Jeschke represented Klamath Area
senior scouts. Others who attended
from Klamath Falls w?re Mrs.
W. W. Dewing. Mrs. Fred Goeller
Mrs. Quincy Moore. Mrs. Glen
Johnck, and Mrs. Keith Cobo, local
executive director.
More than 6,000 people were reg
istered for the convention Including
delegates fiom all 48 states and
all territories of the Unucd States
and 10 countries which are mem-
Gralapp Attends
SOC Conference
Arnold Dralano. cltv aunerlnten-
dent. of achools. attended a con
ference on the currlcular nnd pliys
leal plant features of Southern Ore
gon College, Ashland, Wednesday
evening, -
The meeting of 10- laymen and
educators is called by Dr. Elmo
Stevenson, president of the college,
twice a year to study the growth
of the school. The group was to
study the plans for the new ath
letic unit the school Is to build
next year.
. Oralapp Is the only school su
perintendent member of the group
which Is made up of laymen and
educators from Southern Oregon.
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bers of the Wo:ld Association of
Girl Guides and Girl Scouts.
Prominent In the se.i of green
uniforms were a sprinkling of men
who are active members of their
local councils and attended as vot
ing delegates. More than 200 men
attended a men's luncheon which
was one of the events of the con
vention. In addition to the eight business
sessions, there were special events
Including a large tea at the Mu
seum of Art, where delegates met
the visitors from Belgium, Canada,
Denmark. Egypt, Great Britain,
The Netherlands. Norwav. Paki
stan, The Philippines and Switzer
land. Senior scouts met for a
Chinese dinner wher the Lady Baden-Powell,
world chief guide, was
guest 01 honor.
Dili Scout training in active citi
zenship was praised by Wright
Brian, editor of the Cleveland
(Ohio' Plain Dealer, speaking at
one of- the sessions. "Good citizen
ship and Girl Scouting follow the
same pattern," he said, describing
the application of the Girl Scout
laws to adults m everyday situa
tions.
Reports on the business of the
convention will' be heard .at the
local council meeting at Twyla Fer
guson school at 7:30, November 21.
LODGE TO MKET
DUNSMUIR Lodge officers of
the 106th Masonic district, com
posed of Masonic Lodges in Duns
muir, McCloud, Mount Shasta and
Weed, will, meet for dinner at tile
Hotel Dunsmuir on Friday eve
ning. Following dinner a school
of Masonic law- will be conducted
by Charles Hogan. district Inspec
tor." A. A-.; Smith secretary of the
Dunsmuir lodge AF & AM Is
making dinner arrangments,
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Women of Moose Academy of
Friendship. Merrill, will meet at
the home of Blanche Fies in Tule
lake oil Friday, November 11, at
8 p.m. All members are asked
to attend. , -
Merrill The Merrill Home Ex
tension unit will hold a Joint meet
ing with the Henley unit on Fri
day, November 11, at 10:30 a.m.
;n the Merrill recreation hall. Sub
ject will be picture framing and
selection, led by Hope Holbrook.
Poiluck at noon. AU interested are
welcome.
nfpollno. The Tulelflke fiArdcn
Club will hold a workshop on Tues
day, November IS, at the Ted
Fish home, bring sack lunch and
dry materials (cones, seedpods,
etc.) to make corsag2s and ar-
ponrrjstnnnls fnr lh nhrislmas sale
I to be held December s in Tule-
lake.
Lakeview All Lake County vet
erans ie invited to a Veterans
Day dinner at the Legion Hall,
Friday. November 11 at 7 p.m.
The dinner replaces the usual Vet
erans Day breakfast.
Dunsmuir City policemen are
selling tickets for their annual Po-
icemen s Ball to be neta at in1
Corral Balhoom on November 28.
Proceeds go Into the policemen s
emergency fund.
Women Only An American Can
cer Society film will be shown to
women at the Dunsmuir Elemen
tary School auditorium at 7:30
p.m., Tuesday, November 16. A
doctor will be present to discuss
the film.
Houscguests at the El'rol Bcau-
ghan home at Dunsmuir over the
weekend were Mrs. Lucille P.
Evuns, Bea'ughan's sister, and Mr.
and Mrs. James G. Standley, all
of Sacramento. The Standleys lived
in Dunsmuir 31 years ago when
he worked for the State Highway
Department. Joining them Sunday
weie Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Given of
Redding.
Eastside Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
McGuffin entertained relatives re
cently including her parertts and
brother and wile, Mr. and Mrs
G. W. Neubel of Yuba City and
Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Stohlman of
Sutter. California.
Overnight guests at the Merle
O'Nell home at Eastside Thursday
were her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
C. A. Maharry- of Tulelake, on
their way home from Sale Lake
City.
Clayton Bradley of Eastside
brought home a Land Plane last
week which ne purcnasea at un
roy. Freddie Baldwin son of Mr. and
Mrs. Homer Baldwin of the Idaho
district west of Lakeview, hat
been visiting at the Bill Kelso
home at Eastside while his par
ents were away on a trip.
Nell Friday and family have
moved to Lakeview where he Is
nltht policeman.- Mrs. Friday is
the niece of Mr. and Mrs. Roche
Allard of Eastside.
Klk Hunters Norman Wells and
son Jamea of Eastside and Wade
MOSCOW VISIT
MOSCOW. Prime Minister
Elnar Gerhardsen of Norway ar
rived In Moscow Thursday for a
12-day slate visit at the Invitation
of the Kremlin.
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Thompson and Jesse LIghtle of
New Fine Creek brought home a
200-pound elk from their 10-day
trip.
Ralph Poole Jr. was home to
Lakeview on leave from duty with
the All Force at Marysville. Prior
to entering the service for a four-
year hitch he was employed on
the J. c'. Clark ranches in. Lake
County,
Bnb Fitzgerald has been pas
turing sheep on the Neal, Elliott,
Clayton Bradlev and Fred Lone-
fellow ranches in Lake County.
Ned Sherlock of Eastside pur
chared some weaner calves at the
Klamath Auciion Yards and has
trucked them to his ranch. .
Eastside Word has been re
ceived from Mrs. Clara Combs,
wife of the late Judge Combs
that she is. vacationing in HawaH.
Winter fntnin? tmnrmom.i.
In the Eastside District in prepa
ration for winter Include the grad
ing Of the TmW .Tnir rlvie.n.n..
and spreading of gravel. Ned Sher
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Alturas-A baby girl was born
Monday at the moooc meuitnj
Center at 1:05 p.m., weighing 8
lbs. 3 oz., to Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Cockerel of Eagleville. . . ,
Married Pearl Courtney and
Don Guloranson or Aiiuraa cic
married Saturday at Reno. They
will make their home in Alturas
where he Is employed with the
Southern Pacific . and the bride
with Farmer s Exchange.
Football The Modoc Union High
School Braves will wind up the
1950 football season Friday after
noon at Lakeview in the tradition
al big game against the Honkers.
Game time Is 2 p.m. The Braves
are seeking a revenge from last
year and will also try to chalk
up their second win of the rea
son. Station KCNO. Alturas, will
carry game highlights.
Sad News Mrs. Arthur Monroe
of Langeil Valley. In Klamath Val
ley Hospital recovering irom ma
jor surgery, received word of the
death of her stepmother, Mrs. Wal
ter (Evadenei Null at Boise, laaho
November 7. 4
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