TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15. 1955
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE THIRTEEN
Seed League" Meetings Set(
Oregon' Seed League will bold
two different meetings this year,
waiter jenarzejewski, county ex
tension agent, - announced today,
LaOrande will host the seed
growers of turl grasses, forage
Talent Show
To Be Held
The Klamath Falls chapter of
the Disabled American Veterans
will sponsor its fifth amateur tal
ent contest Saturday, December
3, in the Mills School auditorium,
announced Cecil Nicholson, chap
ter commander, today.
The contest is open to all youths
and children of the Klamath Basin
with a senior and junior division.
Judging of the program will be
on a point system with the con
testant scoring the highest num
ber of points declared the winner.
Any Klamath Basin youth wish
ing to enter the contest should
write to the Disabled American
Veterans, 132 Lacuna Street,
Klamath Falls, giving age, talent
specialty, address and telephone
number.
Proceeds from the program will
go into the DAV welfare and re
habilitation fund.
New Store
Plans Told
TULELAKE Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Sonnenberg, residents of Tu
lelake since 1948 and owners of
Lee's Variety store have an
nounced that they will open a
similar store at the new Country
Club Shopping Center in Redding.
The formal opening of the store
is planned for Saturday, Novem
ber . 19.
Address of the new business in
Redding will be 3160 Bechelli
' Lane.
Sonnenberg will manage the new
store. Mrs. Sonnenberg will re
main in Tulelake to manage the
store here for the present.
The Redding store is to be lo
cated in the newly developed En
terprise district where a post of
fice is to be opened in the near
future.
Mr. and Mrs. Sonnenberg have
been active in numerous civic
and social groups during their res
idence in Tulelake. Sonnenberg is
currently adjutant of Tulelake Post
American Legion, No. 184, and is
a Boy Scout commissioner. Mrs.
Sonnenberg is treasurer of the
auxiliary and has served as pres
ident of the unit.
Phone Co.
Taxes Told
The 1955-56 property taxes Just
paid by Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph Company in Klamath
County totaled $91,907,63, Klamatn
Falls manager Howard J. Austin
said today. .
Checks were mailed out from
the company's state headquarters
in Portland last Friday to meet
the November 15 deadline for the
three per cent discount.
Pacific Telephone's total prop
erty tax bill in Oregon this year,
after discount, was $3,788,222.40.
This is an increase of $408,945.49,
or 12.1 per cent, over last year,
according' to Austin.
grasses and legumes on Decem
ber 1-2. Potato seed men will
meet In Corvallls December 8.
These annual conventions of
Oregon Seed drawers, of which
this is the 15th, are attended by
farmers from adjoining states as'
well as representatives of fertili
ser and Insecticide companies and
other Interested concerns.
New developments In seed pro
duction and marketing are sched
uled for discussion at the meet
ings. Weed control and soil conser
vation are included in the agenda.
W. W. Thompson, Henley," Is a
director in the league.
Shasta Ski
Area Ready
DUNSMUIR As soon as there
is sufficient snow depth, the ski
tow at Snowman's Hill will go
Into operation, according to Gus
Odegard, president of the Mount
Shasta Snowmen. That may be
next weekend if the weather con
tinues cold and Tuesday's predict
ed storm dumps another layer on
the foot of snow now on the hill.
The ski tow has been renovated
to accommodate up to 10 skiers
under dry snow conditions instead
of the four that could be handled
at one time last year.
The radiator size . has been
doubled to prevent engine over
heating, the engine has been
tuned up and a link chain drive
installed replacing the former
friction pulley drive Odegard said.
Installation of the ski tow was
completed last week by a work
party of Snowmen.
It has also been announced that
refreshments will be available at
the warming hut this year when
ever the ski tow is in operation.
The concession has been given to
Owen Rubidoux of the Greyhound
Bus Depot restaurant. Mrs. Rubi
doux Is also qualified to give first
aid.
The Snowmen will have their
next- meeting on December 1 at
the Mount Shasta City Hall. A
ski equipment auction will be a
feature of the evening.
Dance Studio To
Ooen New Branch
CHILOQUIN The Normadean
Dance studio of Klamath Falls
is opening a branch in Chlloquin
this week. Teachers will come out
each Saturday to give lessons in
tap, ballet, acrobatic and novelty
dancing in the basement of Our
Lady of ML Carmel Catholic
Church.
The studio presented an evening
program of dancing at the high
school gymnasium last spring and
mounting interest throughout the
summer has ' finally brought a
dance program to town.
Anyone Interested may send a
card to Mrs. Frank DiUllo or call
573.
Fall Festival
Dates Set
CHtLOQUIN The annual Fall
Festival and bazaar given by the
Women's Society of Christian Ser
vice of the Methodist church will be
held Friday evening, November
is, starting at 5:30 p.m. It will
be held in the Masonic Hall, which
will give more space than the
Youth Center, where It has been
held in recent years. j.
Mrs. Walter Zimmerman,' and
Mrs. Guy Stalger are co-chairmen
of the event, it was announced
by Mrs. Paul Herron, president,
of the group. There will bo hot
dogs, barbecued beef, pies and
supper ' booth. Several games arc
scheduled including the popular
fish pond.
Other booths will be the coun
try store, handwork sale, Christ
mas card table, fortune telling
and auction. Everyone Is invited
to attend.
"We've got to snap .him out of this deep depression! ' It
seems he paid for these skating lessons in advance!"
Dad-Daughter Banquet Held
CHILOQUIN The second an
nuai Dad-Daughter banquet, held
Thursday evening at the Masonic
Hall, was attended by 120 Blue
Birds, Camp Fire Girls, Horizon
Club members and their dads or
other men guests. The event was
sponsored by the Camp Fire Lead
ers Association.
"Let Freedom Ring" was the
theme. Red white and blue decor
ations were used on the long ta
bles. Following dinner, all ot the
girls attending took part in a skit
wmch told of the Blue Bird and
Christmas Club
Payments Due
DUNSMUIR Three hundred
fifty five residents of Dunsmuir,
Mount Shasta and Weed will re
ceive $38,333.25 in Bank of Ameri
ca Christmas Club checks on
Tuesday, according to R. E. Frye,
manager ot tne local branch. Frye
said distribution of these checks
one of the most gratifying
tasks of the bank.
In addition to Christmas shop
ping money, the checks are often
used for special purposes such as
taxes or insurance premiums, he
said.
Camp Fire program with Mrs.
Gerald Wolff as emcee. Mrs.
Dwight Kircher, seventh and
eighth grade group guardian, was
general chairman.
Past matrons of the Cascade
Crest chapter, OES, sponsors of
the fifth and sixtn grade Camp
fire group, acted as kitchen com'
mlttee with Mrs. Walter Zimmer
man as chairman. Chief of Police
Lewis Jones, a Blue Bird father,
was in charge of moving tables.
Special guests Included the coun
ty Camp Fire field director, Mrs.
Charles Johnson with her husband
and two daughters, and the office
secretary, Mary Ison.
Friendly
Helpfulness .
To Every
Creed and Purse
Ward's Klamath
Funeral Home
Marguerite M. Ward
and Sons
925 High Phone 3334
MYERS
MURDER
CLEVELAND. O.. (UP) A
butcher from New York City shotj
ana Kuiea nis wue iasl mgni auer
an argument over her return to
New york, then committed suicide.
Dead were Boleslav Kowalskl,
39. and his wife, Elizabeth, 35.
Police termed the double shoot
ing murder-suicide.
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Fire Causes
Minor Damages
A' fire In the wall surrounding the
chimney caused slight damage to
the residence of Bob Ravert, 1556
Etna. Sunday evening, the Subui
ban Fire Department reported to
day. No cash estimate of the damage
was available, fire department of
ficials said. Owner of the building
Is W. S. Bates.
At 11:05 a.m., firemen of the
Suburban department answered a
call to a hot stove at the residence
of Fred Cavette, 2206 Etna, There
Was no damage.
DAMAGE
PORTLAND ( The freezing
weather may have damaged the
unharvested portion of the Pacific
Northwest nut crop, a spokesman
for the growers said Sunday.
John Trunk, manager of the
Northwest Nut Growers Assn.,
Till Protest Meeting Held
SAN FRANCISCO (UP) A
crowd of 4000 gathered at the Cow
Palace yesterday to protest the
slaying in Mississippi of 14-year-old
Emmett Till.
The two main speakers at the
meeting were the .Rev. Moses
Wright, grand-uncle of the slain
boy, and Mrs. Ruby Hurley, south
east regional secretary of the Na
tional Association for the Advance
ment of the Colored People, which
sponsored the meeting.
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"It took the death of a 14-year-
old child at the hands of bestial
people to bring you together, but
the same kind of thing has been
going on a long time," .Mrs. Hur
ley said.
"When I first heard that Emmett
had been taken from home, I said
to myself, 'another Negro has dis
appeared and we won't know what
happened to him until his body is
found.' I'd been through things
like this before, so I knew how it
would turn out."
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Bloodmobile To
Visit Klamath
Members of the Red Cross Gib
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Ice clubs, employe groups and
community organizations are urged,
to be present tonight at 7:30 for a
meeting in preparation for the De
cember 6-7 meeting of the Red
Cross Bloodmobile. -
The meeting is to be held In the
Sunday School room of the First
Presbyterian Church, Sixth and
Pine streets.
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