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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 17, 1955)
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1955 IIERALD AND NEWS ' KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE ssvra OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TILL 9 P.M. i WOULD DARE MAKE THIS Pre-CHBlSraAS offer W. mix I.' jNcrsT'S " .. " '";" V',,'' 'C :' luliwillirfm frt Jfc- . . mji.mm-MiiJ ill i I mm FACE-LIFTING has been accomplished inside and outside the Great Northern railway station at Malin which was built in 1932, a few months ifter rails had been laid to serve the area. Station Agent Howard E. Henderson states this station does a $1 million annual business. Relief agent on Mondays is Mrs. Henderson, who is regular station agent at Merrill, where renovating is .also taking place. One advantageous feature at Malin is the installation of the 'high speed train order stand which can pick up orders from trains traveling at 60 miles per hour or faster. Camp Fire Girls Hold Meeting An organizational meeting of the North Klamath Falls District Camp Fire Leader's Association was held Tuesday, November 15 In the county library. This district Is a geographical area which In cludes Roosevelt, Pelican, Conger Sacred, Heart Academy and Fair view schools. Officers elected were chairman, Mrs. Ralph Hemmesch; vice -chairman, Mrs. Harry Fredricks; secretary-treasurer. Mis. Wayne Esperseh . and delegate to the leader's planning committee, Mrs. Stanley. Miller. Mrs. Naomi French gave a re port on. the highlights of the Chi cago Triennial Conference of Camp Fire Qiils. a demonstration on making Thanksgiving decorations was presented by Mrs. Fred Coles. ' The' next meeting of the asso ciation will be December 13, 10 a.m. Jat the home of Mrs. Ralph Hemmescn. 826 North Sixth Street. -..i ENGINEER DIES LAWRENCE, Mass. I Gordon E. Gillespie. 71. who retired as an engineer with the Boston ti Maine Railroad last Dec. 31 after 60 years of accident-free service, was killed by an ,'auto yesterday. Legion Group Seeks Toys DUNSMUIR The "extra toy" campaign of Epps Unit, Ameri can Legion Auxiliary will con clude on December 1, then the refurbished and rennovated toys will be assembled In the legion club rooms and made available to parents of large families in Dunsmuir. No charge is made for the toys. Members of the post and auxili ary are doing a large part of the toy repairing and doll dressing themselves this year as the high school students who have done. It in the past have teen engaged In making civic Christmas decora tions this year. Mrs. Alice White and Mrs. Martha Johnson, com munity service chairmen of the unit, are seeking discarded and grown toys and asking that they be in useable condition If possible, when donated. Cub Scouts in Den 2, Pack 91. have volunteered their help and are spending their meetings this month repairing and repainting toys. Lake Soroptimists Initiate Five LAKEVIEW Five members were initiated into the Lakeview Soroptimist Club on November 15. They include Mrs. Dorothy Ostor- man, Mrs. Virginia Hansen, Mis. Nancy Taylor, Mrs. Othella Mautz and Mrs. Buena Faris, New Pine Creek. Mrs. Audrey Smith arranged the luncheon and Mrs. Alice Bris coe served as installing officer. The new members were .briefed on the aims and purposes of the club by Mrs. Enna Clause. River Grange Elects Officers Marjorie Newnham has been elected master of the Lost River Grange. Co-off leers are: Harry Kinney, overseer; Emma Kinney, lecturer; Lincoln Gabriel, stew 3rd; Jim Grimes, assistant stew ard; Marie Sherwood, chaplain. Bob Lewis, treasurer; Jeff Thomas, secretary; Pavitt Newn ham, gatekeeper; Donna Abner, Ceres; Violet Lewis, Pomona; Eileen Grimes, Flora; Marian Thomas, lady assistant steward; Duncan Stewart, Ada Brown and Martha Mastcn, executive committeemen. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TILL 9 P.M. New', and Thrillingly LOW PRICED '7HB DELIGHTFULLY DIFFERENT 'jl S 1 I NEW PATTERN . j a 54-PIECE SET . llt! . 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Store Hours 9:30 to 5:30 - 7 A , X hi v I I 6 Uor' . rt o" lal WAS 49.75 NOW 24 LADIES' 17 JEWELS . NO MONEY DOWN Reg. 35.75 and up NOW 03LY j y 37 andup WAS 35.75 NOW 17 NO MONEY DOWN TERMS AS LOW AS MEN'S 17-JEWEL NO MONEY DOWN A WEEK WAS 65.00 i 50 NOW LADIES' 17-JEWEL r NO MONEY DOWN CHOOSE FROM THIS TREMENDOUS SELECTION OF QUALITY WATCHES! Even Weiifield't has never before been able to offer such an astonishing savings on nationally advertised watches! You'll find every type for both men and women. AND on Weisfield's easy terms, all you need is SOe n ' . ' I NOW V down at time of purchase. W I 10 so I or uu I NOW WAS 67.50 33" MEN'S 17-JEWIl w NO MONEY DOWN WAS 45.00 NOW MEN'S 17-JEWEL NO MONEY DOWN DON'T WAIT SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION! ILLUSTRATIONS OF WATCHES ENLARGED TO SHOW DETAIL WAS 55.00 27 50 LADIES' 17-JEWEL NO MONEY DOWN WAS 7,'507J NOW 35 LADIES' 17-JEWEL NO MONEY DOWN SORRY, NO MAIL, PHONE, C.O.D. ORDERS WAS 71.50 35 75 NOW MEN'S 17-JEWEL NO MONEY DOWN REMEMBER... 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