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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1955)
THURSDAY, .DECEMBER 1. 1955 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON r ".: CHARMINGLY YOURS The Charmingly Yours 4-H Club changed Its meeting Irom Novem ber It to November 21, because or the weather. The next meeting is December 7 at the Rajnus home. Ellen Rajnus held the nag and atarted the pledge. Maralee Lyon, president, brought the meeting to Red Leaders Hear Nehru niT.ntiTTA. India in With the Soviet Union's two top leaders lis tening. Prime Minister Nehru said Wednesday the world need not fear that his Russian guests will draw India into the Communist bloc. He told an enormous crowd, here to welcome Soviet Premier Bul ganln and Communist Party sec retary Nikita Khrushchev, that In dia is sticking to Its "basio policy" of not Joining any ,"camp or alli ance." Then in an apparent reference to the blasts against the West by Khrushchev and Buleanin in pre vious speeches in India, Nehru de clared: "We try to be friendly with all countries whether we agree with them or not. That is the reason mh.' u' i-frntn frnm criticlzinc other countries, even when we dis agree with their policies, unless circumstances compel us w c vtlnln nllr vipwnnint " Millions of wildly enthusiastic Indians packed Calcutta's streets and parks to greet the two Kremlin chiefs. The turnout was believed the greatest in India since the lnn.r.1 nf Unhnwlas V ftntlrihi. .Thousands upon thousands had trekked nunareas ot mues irom Bihar and the interior of West nnal Rjiitik men. wnmrn and children had - been camping for more than 36 hours in Maidan Park, in the center it Calcutta. order. Martha Cantrall, read the minutes and the roll call. Maralee Lyon, Martha Cantrall, Virginia Parker, Ellen and Evelyn Rajnus, Louise Martin, and Sue George, were present. The 4-H Girls discussed the bill for the Halloween party. It will be 20c for each girl. The group voted for Mrs. McComb for Club Grandmother, and talked about do ing things for others. All the girls worked on their skirts, and refreshments were served by Judy Huffman. Virginia Parker News Beporter . THE SEVEN CLEVER COOKERS The third meeting of The Seven Clever Cookers was held at the home of the leader, Mrs. Ernest Gray, November 15. President Martha Cantrall called the meet ing to order with roll call by sec retary Sue George, following the pledge to the flag. All members were present, including the assist ant leader, Mrs. Gerald Quinn. Following the reading of the minutes of the last meeting, the group discussed the creating of new offices for members not al ready in office. These will be yell leader, Betty Baumgart, refresh ment chairman, Sharon Adamec. and keeper of the records, Judy uaumgart. A scrap book was exhibited to the club by Sue George and Mar tha Cantrall. The leader demonstrated the making of cream of tomato soup, and everyone wrote down the rec ipe. Mrs. Gray will demonstrate vegetable salad at our next meet ing, which will be on our regular meeting night, Monday. November 28. All but one of the girls had completed their work to date. ' After the meeting was adjourned the group played bingo, with every one winning a prize. Sue George Newa Reporter PAGE THIRTY-THtTS Koresters Give Vrong Data SALEM I Secretary ot State Earl T. Nowory said Wednesdaj that the U. 8. Forest Service gave him the wrong; data for distribu tion of federal forest funds for 1954. . The apportionment totals $4,988, 308. the same as originally an nounced But the amounts given to Individual counties were wrong. The adjustment as to the Indi vidual counties will be made in next year's apportionment. For instance. Lane County, which got the largest share, $1,030,350, was overpaid by (30.813. Other overpayments to counties were: Benton 1685, Clackamas SU.88l.Coos 13.525, Jackson $2,013. Josephine 513.215, and Polk 8506. 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The driver is Pete Webb, and the man on the ground is Rylarid Schock, ADOPTION HOLLYWOOD (Pj Marie Wilson and her husband, television pro ducer Bob Fallon, plan to adopt a 4-month-old boy the actress saw while playing a benefit in Tennes see. They have no other children. IT'S POOLE'S FOR TOYS The year 'round Toy Store 222 So. 7th DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS Klamath Falls Chapter No. 12 Presents KLAMATH BASIN AMATEUR . TALENT CONTEST MILLS SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Saturday, Dec. 3rd. fa ACTS 0 HOUR ft SHOW 35 flZApA.N 8 P.M. Guest Artists Appearing or Intermission Cassie Petert, Mickey Yoder, Three Ache and a Pain, and Other. Original Music Composed for 'this Program by Mr. Roe Michel, Ray Ribock and Marie Obenchain. The following counties were un derpaid by these amounts: ' Curry $9,416, Douglas $16,496. Hood River (11,451, Jefferson $113, HE Klamath $5,951, Lincoln MOT, Una $11,136, Marlon $6,054, Multnomah 81.451, Tillamook $521, Wim K' 438 and Yamhill tlM. MclNTYRE TRAVEL SIRVICI Tew laaerieecae' A feat WILLARD HOTIL Entire Program Recorded by the Dedrick Recording Studio, with Record Made Available to the Contestant for their Part of the Program. ADULTS 50c CHILDREN OVER 12 25c SandhaA Dccuty Sl.:p 337 E. Main ' Pee S33I ANNOUNCES . . -Kathleen Vddoz- Is Now A Member Of Our ; .Staff, Alpng With Owner, Betty Meyer This Enables Us To Give More Ladies Our Special .... Attention And Beauty Care. Fop Your Convenience - ; , We Have A New FREE PARKING LOT Next Door. ir "LZ " EC IL' IHI bask Sport Step upenor.- Laundry and Dry Cleaners bring you TIME.- ALL 22 GAMES Starting PEC. limd 8 PM with the Ml December 2 Jamboree ot " Klamath Fall (Ashland, Grant Pass, Medford, K.U.H.S.), December 9 Reno at Klamath Falls December 10 Reno at Klamath Falls ' December 22 Redding at Redding ! December 23 Redding at Redding December 28 Areata (Calif.) at Klamath Fall December 29 . Jefferson at Klamath Falls December 30 Jefferson at Klamath Fall January 6 Grants Pass at Grants Pass January 7 - Grants Pass at Grants Pass ! January 13 ' Medford at Klamath Falls ' January 14 Medford at Klamath Falls j ! January 20 Ashland at Klamath Fells ! January 21 Ashland at Klamath Falls ' January 28 Bend at Bend February 4 Redding at Klamath Fall .February 10 Grants Pass ot Klamath Falls February 11 Grants Pas at Klamath Fall February 17 Medford at Medford February 18 Medford . at Medford February 24 Ashland at Ashland February 25 Ashland at Ashland - Medford - Ashland - Grants Pass - KUHS Vivid, on-the-Spot Coverage by IFIoyd Wynne 1450 on Your Dial over Klamath's CBS Station BO Support the Pelicans -See the Games if Possible -if Not, Listen to KFLW!
