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s - PAGE SEVEN FRIDAY. DECEMBER 9, 1955 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON SACRED HEART NOTEBOOK By ELAVNE MINGO December t, the (east of the Im maculate Conception was the date set lor the Sodality reception m the parish hall, after the Socialists and candidates attended mass they re ceived Holy Communion in a body in chapel; the candidates were received and Installation of olficcrs followed. They are prefect, Jeanne Chin, vice prefect, Elda Dal Broi, secretary, Rosalie Pinelli, . and treasurer, Charlotte Noble. The Sodality members were then en rolled in the Five Scapular. The Trojans play two games this weekend. Friday night against the Chiloquln Panthers, and Saturday evening they meet Dorris. Both are home games. The "B" game at 7 and the "A" at ft: 30. The Cecilian Ensemble and the Madrigals will entertain the Catho lic Daughters on Monday night in ine parish hall.. ' SOMETHING NEW DENVER m Something new has been added to the arsenal of a band of vandals: eggs filled with paint. J. A. Davidek told police yesterday two such eggs were thrown at the front porch of his home. He said the vandals appar ently punch a small hole in the shell, drain the egg, and fill the hell with paint. Murdock Gets Meet Choice Tom Murdock, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Murdock. 4079 Shasta Way. a junior at Willamette Uni versity, has been named to repre sent the university at a Washing ton Semester Program, American University, Washington, D.C. Murdock was chosen by Dean Mark Hatfield to -be a delegate to this conference. This is the sixth year that Willam ette has participated in the pro gram which includes 70 universi ties in the U.S. While in Washington the student! will complete individual studies and projects to be worked out in conjunction with some government bureau and will participate in a session led by a government offi cial. They will also take various courses in majors fields and study the workings of the government while in Washington. Cotten Stars In Top Movie Production Twice A Month BENNY'S AGE Bv ALINE MOSBT Inlled i'ress Hollywood Writer HOLLYWOOD (UP) Twice a month Joseph Cotlen rushes to 20th Century-Fox Studio to star in a supercolossal movie with lavish pis and top technicians lhat runs for six minutes. These little movies have no plot. but Cotten finds his job in them the hardest he's had in 15 years of being a top performer. He has to portray himself, as host of the behind-the-scenes segments of JAl'TEIR M1ILMEN WASHINGTON I Keep your eve out for a Jauntier mailman. The Post Office Department hs epproved a restyling of the garb for 100.000 letter carriers and spe cial delivery messengers.- Trou sers pnd jackets will continue to be cadet biue-grey, bui hereafter there will be blue instead of grey shirts and maroon ties and uni form trim instead of the present black. "The S0U Century-Fox Hour" on CBS-TV. "This hasn't got much to do with acting," reflected the suave actor today. "It seems odd to be acting a character named Joseph Colten. How should I behave?" Cotten was handed the host Job after he played "moderator" on David O. Selsntck's spectacular on electricity last year. Sometimes the aix-minute movies take three hours to make, sometimes four days. In each Junior-size picture Colten takes the TV audience be hind-the-scenes at Fox Studio for a lesson on how to make movies. He also Interviews players of forth coming Fox Cinemascope theatri cal piciures. This same format is followed on the MGM and Warner TV pro grams. MOM l sponsor, in fact, asked the studio for, please, more entertainment and less plugs. And various critics have wailed that DBNVEB lid Just for the rec ord: Comedian Jack Benny an nouncedin public he will be 82 next Feb. 14. Benny spoke at a SlOO-a-plate dinner raising funds for Oeneral Rose Hospital here last night. 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