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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1955)
PAGE FORTY 4V 5 Pirn TCf, '....iixA V.'; J ' v.r'f 'i ft V' NEA Tsltpholo DOWN BEFORE IT'S BUILT A 150-foot temporary sec tion of ttie new International Bridge near Eagle Pass, Tex., lays in the dry Rio Grande River bed after collapsing while under construction. At least 35 workmen were injured, two of them critically. K Iff It jk-; if P J 1: ' ' JUST LIKE A WOMAN If vou will take another look you will notice that Cynthia Brooks is wearing a m i n k stole as she suns by the pool at El Rancho Vegas in Las Vegas, Nev. Maybe the 21-year-old New Yorker is in sympathy with the folks shiv ering back home or just making like a woman with a mink. BONANZA-LANOF.1X GARDKN ru n The Bonanza Lnngcll VRlIey Gar den Club will hold its Christmas pnrty and gift exchange on De cember 16. at 3 p.m. There will also be election of officers. Members are asked to bring a Rift of $1 limit for ex change. Those who bring children are asked to bring a small gift tor Uirm so they will not eel left out. Tills meeting Is scheduled to be held at the home o( Mrs. Robert Horlon unless otherwise notified. ltl'.TIHIiMKNT DATK DUNSMU1R George S. Beck has set December 29 as his retire ment date as an engineer from Uie Southern Pacific Company. He was employed as a fireman In May, 1917. and promoted to engineer In August, 1926. A son. Maurice Beck, la an engineer making his home in Alturas. ATTENTION HOME CRAFTSMEN! HOWIE DUZZIT 54 TVtrVi pUmnt tutpritt lor awry "Ct-lt-YouruM ' fn t aur itort. Yci, It'i rnd naw witfwl uid f tipi nd idt for nandymtn (and wentan, feo) H combintd In titM, hacriva ctUndar yew cn h9 p In your hema for quick and aoewrata raftrtnea. Wa Invlta yu fa eni la nd 9tt your "How Ta Do tM aland ar at our itora now. It'i fraal LUMBER Corner So. 6fh & Eosr Main Ph. 8167 x ft ' - 'r ' V. .C J Shriners Plan Annual Banquet DUN8MUIR Shriners from Northern California and Southern Oregon will meet for an annual banquet Friday night at the Trav eler's Hotel in Dunsmulr preced' lng a trek by special train to Ben All Temple ceremonies In-Sac ramento on Saturday. Reservations for 75 have been made by Ray E. Coffelt, potentate representative, and Robert Dick son, comprising the Dunsmulr com mittee. A delegation from Sacra mento will be present at the ban quet and will be In charge of the chartered train leaving Dunsmulr Saturday morning. Shriners will entrain from var ious points In the valley and will meet Shriners on two other char tered trains for a celebration in Bacramcnto Saturday. The Duns mulr special will return Sunday morning. Home Extension BONANZA By Irene Hartley The Bonanza Home Extension Unit will have a Christmas gift exchange at their regular meet ing December 13, 10:30 a.m. at the Bonanza Library. Leaders for the project will be Mrs. Ivan Bold and Mrs. Cecil Haley on fancy cake decorating. It is suggested that members bring a small gift under 50 cents for exchange which they have made themselves, either of home cooked or baked things, or sewing or craft work. Those who bring children are asked to bring a small gift for them to exchange. man ovi:n Tin; dam , ALLENTOWN. Pa. lV-Herbert Oarrlson, 39, of nearby Northamp ton had evidence to support his big fish story. While fishing in Hokendauqua creek he hooked one that lie said "was so strong II pulled me right off the edge of the dam" a 15 foot fall to the base of the dam. ' Oarrlson was treated at Sacred Heart Hospital for a possible fractured nose. A LARGE SELECTION OF SLIPPERS FOR ALL THE ' FAMILY AT " i LOCEC E Open Fri. Niqht Till 9 P.M. 711 MAIN AL Auxiliary Plan Gift Sale DUNSMUIR Members of Epps Unit, American Legion Auxiliary, will conduct a gift shop on Mon day, December 12,, at the Legion Club room. Homemade delicacies. fancy work and veteran-made art! cles will be on sale from 10 a.m. Teachers Travel To Chico Meet WEED Siskiyou county school officials attended a meeting held In Chlco last week planned for the Northern Section California As sociation of School Administrators. County School Superintendent Ed Roberts, Paul Fisher, audiovisual department. Yreka; Harry Burcell, principal 01 Mount snasia Ele mentary School and Leno Lf.-nzi, principal of Weed Elementary School, attended the meeting and heard the discussion based on Hie subject "A Pattern For School Ad ministration in California" which headed the entire meeting agen da. A like meeting and discussion will ' be held In Redding Wednes day, December 14, and will be open to interested laymen, riA members, school board trustees and various school officials. The pattern plan is presented from a report of the California Commission on Public Schoo. Ad ministration. HALF-SIZE STYLE Easy-sow Jumper and compan ion blouse designed especially for the shorter, fuller figure! You'll love the versatility of these smart styles the way they're cut to flat ter your figure to fit perfectly without alterations! Pattern 934": Half Sizes Hti, W,i, 18'i, aoii, 22'2, 24 Vi. Size f, Jumper .takes 3 4 yarns 39- inch; blouse, P,s yards. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect tit. Complete, illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step Send thirty-five cents in coins tor this pattern and 5 cents for each pattern for lst-class mailing. Send to Marian Martin, care of Herald and Ncw., Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly name, address with zone, size and style number. MclNTYRE TRAVEL SERVICE Your Experienced Agent WILLARD HOTEL Phone 3088 Mr 9340 CAPE LEATHER BEADED "SIOUX M0C'( Royal blui, rid, pultl blue, Hick, yillow, (run or white, with whili rabbit fur collar. HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON 1 till 4. A snack luncheon and after noon refreshments will also be fea tures of the day. Mrs. Myrtle French and Mrs. Frances Brewer are Gift Shop chairmen. Repainted and repaired toys of the "extra toy" project will also be on display on Monday. Dlstrl button of the toys to parents of large families will be on Tues day under the direction of Mrs. Martha Johnson and Mrs. Alice White. Two parties will conclude the auxiliary's December program. A children's party will be held Thursday afternoon, December 13, for all veteran's children. Mrs. Emily Capovilla and Mrs. Maxine Akes are planning refreshments and entertainment for this party. Santa Claus will be present too. An adult party complete with an exchange of gifts will be held Wednesday evening. Plans for these event were made at the last auxiliary meet ing. Donations were also made to the Christmas funds of veteran re habilitation, child welfare and edu cation programs of the auxil iary. A gift to the unit's adopted veteran and "Daddy" gifts to Gold Star children In the community were also authorized. Major Whitten Addresses BPW Major Oscar D. Whitten, air in stallation officer, Klamath Falls jet air base, was the speaker at the December 5 meeting of the Business and Professional Wom en's Club at the Willard Hotel. His topic was on the base and Its function in the warning, detec tion and destruction of hostile planes. He illustrated his tJlk with pictures on the operation of such an air base. Major Whitten, was Introduced by Wyn Lawrence, program chair man. Mrs. William Hackler, a former member, now living in Sacramen to was among the guests present. Polly Schroeder, president, was in the chair. New TV Luxury for 1956 ! PH S For 21-inch M Turns Right or Left Plus these great performance features Micro-Grid Toner Hmika all records for anoW'free pprformnncfl in dillk-ultTVamu. ' Bonus-Size 21" Picture New Alutniniml 90-drnree defec tion tube (riven a bgwrrttl'pivture. You Can Own a Philco for as Little as $2.88 A WEEK! VISIT OUR TV SALON! SEE TV AS YOU WOULD IN YOUR OWN HOME! Open Of So. rh a.m. to p.m. NEA Radio-Tflapheto A MOTHER'S JOY Dr. Alberto Gainza Paz is hugged by his mother, Mrs. Zelmira Paz de Anchorena, on his arrival at the Ezeiza Airport in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Several thousand well-wishers were on hand to greet Paz and broke, through police lines to surround embracing mother and son, both of whom shed tears ot joy. Paz was returning from exile in the United States to reclaim his newspaper, La Prensa, which had been confiscated by Peron. Retirement Plans Announced-By Eachus DUNSMUIR Retirement plans have been announced by Clarence James Eachus who will be leav ing Southern Pacific this month after 46 years of employment. He will make his last run as an en gineer the last of the hionth. Eachus went to work as a fire man in July 1909 and was promot ed to engineer in August 1918. He and Mrs. Eacnus own meir I Easy Viewing r i .i Acoustic Lens Floods th entire room with tele vision sound in full dimension. iBT'S Doily 'Til Christmas Phono 2-3429 home here and have several mar ried children. 'a m edo-iand ice cream MEDO-LAND If I a J ICE CREAM Ripe red cherries, creamy marshmallows and sweet nut meats smothered in rich ice cream made with "fresh" cream -man what a flavor! No wonder more folks are buying and treating with Medo-Land Ice Cream than ever before. Just a "taste" and you'll know what Medo-Land Ice Creair has that others don't have. -)rw r- 11 VI h4wky rndtx. Deadline Set Washington state veterans of World. War I and II also must cember 31 to apply for their bon us, Vere A. McCarty, service of ficer for the Oregon Department of Veterans' Affairs, cautioned today. Applications must be filed with the state auditor, Olympia, Wash ington, by noon of December 31 to be accepted, McCarty warned. The deadline applies to World War II veterans or their surviv ors only. Korean veterans from Washington have until December 31, 1957 to apply. West Virginia veterans of both World War I and II almost must apply for their bonuses by De cember 31. Applications go to the West Virginia Department of Vet erans Affairs, State Capitol Build ing, Charleston, West Virginia. HOMES - AUCTION SALE - BUILDINGS DECEMBER 13, 1955 3:00 P.M. BUILDINGS TO BE SOLD IN KLAMATH FALLS: Tbe former Gcorfe L. Hows house at the nortbeait corner ef 5th tnl "E' Streets. The former Pete Savoy home en lb south side ef Oreson Avenue 1b the block West of Tuunel Street, The former Gerald Thurman house and larage located at 1'29 Donald Street. The former Charles Fry bouse and shed at the northwest corner of Bown and Cook Streets, ' The former Fred L. Roberts house and (arare at 37 Roosevelt Street, LE DATE: December 13, 1U33, at 3:00 P.M., beflnnlni; at the first place listed and proceeding to the others In order. BUILDINGS must be removed within 30 days of notice of acceptance ef bid. AN V FINANCING MUST UE ARRANGED BY YOU WITH THE FINANCING COMPANY OF YOUR CHOICE. IF YOU AMR CONTEMPLATING MOVING THE BUILDINGS CONSULT WITH YOUR MOVER TRIOR TO SALE DATE AND ASCERTAIN IF A PERMIT CAN BE HAD FOR THE ROUTE CON TEMPLATED. TERMS OF SALE ARE; Cash at time ef sale. The above buildings te he sold to tbe highest bidder at public auction with the right reserved te re- i-ct any or all bids. AM of the bid price must accompany the successful bid. FOR INFORMATION: C. W. Parker, State Highway Building, Salem; at g. Paul Jones, State Highway Maintenance Building, Klamath Falls. Oregon State Highway Commission State Highway Building Salem, Oregon THURSDAY. DECEMBER 8. 1955 For Vet Bonus Application forms for both' the Washington and West Virginia bon uses may be obtained In Oregon from -the state veterans' depart ment in the State Finance Build ing, Salem, or State Office Build ing, Portland, or through county veterans' service officers. ' RELIABLE RECIPE for Solving everyday problems: Classified ads I Call 8111 for an ad-wrlter. Complete Chiropractic Care DR. ). W. LOWE 111 So. 4th, Stevens Hotel Bldf. Ph. Off. 2-1131 - Rei. 2-0182 creation!' Made and Distributed in Klamath Falls TWWI i .! - .
