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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON FRIDAY. DECEMBER 23, 1955 (Radm og ."DENNIS THE MENACE" L7pTf;F mil, inn JVC- ..,:' !.. . !r.'if. . CALVIN V. HUONELL, a fireman on the USS Wright, who was criiicolly injured in an auto acci dent on Highway 97 on December 3, ha! recovered lufficiently that he is scheduled to be moved by air today fo the Naval Hospifal at SoaMle. His fiancee, Peggy Wie!man of Glenn Ellen, California, and a shipmate, John B. Diamond, were killed in the accidonf. Members of the grange and various other individuals have presented him with a number of gifts, and nurses at the Klamath Valley Hospital collected a Christmas tree for his room. Two of the gifts were long distance telephone calls to his parents in Orange, Texas. PARTY VOTE LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Ml Arkansas state police voted to pass up an otter ol a Christmas party It the hostH would spend the money on groceries, for about IS needy fimllici. The Arkansas Bus and Truck Assn., which offered to fete the slate trooper;, ves'erday agreed with the plan. The Salva tion Army will distribute the food. If You Want the BEST DEAL hi Klomoth Falls, on a NEW CAR Soe the New 1956 OLDSMOBILE We Need Late Model Used 'Cars DICK B. MILLER !- '7th and Klamath Ph. 4103 Driscoll & Padgeft YOUR INSURANCE AGENT In Conjunction With Insurance Company of North America 'o, Presents for your enjoyment v. n w w w s 8 it it V M "Sing Vith Bing . at 6:00 P.M., Dec. 24 ; KFLW . in appreciation of the oportunity to in appreciation of the opportunity to 3ivrvij ( hristmus ami a Happy Xvtr Year mm mm first! ANY FABRIC SAFE IN WATER - IS SAFE IN A NORGE Never Before At These Low Prices Never Boforo At Thcie And Your Old Washer Both For Only 289 Either May Be Purchoied Scporolelv' LOW DOWN PAYMENT - EASY TERMS Open Fri. Nights Till 9 p.m. TELE-PLIANCE CENTER RADIO TV . APPLIANCE R EPAIR SERVICF . ALL MAKES 11th & Wolnur Phone 7709 USBR Reveals Tentative Bid The Kixmnth Fa'ls office of the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation an nounced Wednesday that tentative awards for bids for the calcr.dai year I9i6 In lease arras B-2 ("Froir Pond") and H have been given. The bidders were: lot 05, Harry I Hundley, MB acres 5,204.G0; lot 00. Philip Krlzo, 110 acres, $3,717.26; lot 67. Lester ,1. Llston. 118 acres, S3 071). 1)3: lot IS8. John T,. Coulson, 115 acres. J5.407.32; lot 69. Barry O'Connor, 78 acres. J2.lll.16; Lot 70. Lowell C. Kcnyon. 75 acres, $2,528 75; lot 71. Sidney W. Kite. 74 acres, $2,748.75; lot 72, Maurice E. Jamison, 08 acres, $1,072; lot 73. John S. Wynn, 80 acres. $2,560.80; lol 74. B. N. Knight, 77 acres, $1,091.55; Lot 75, Max W. Naylor. 72 acres. $2,403: lol 76. Estclle L. Groves, :7 acres, $2,233; loi 77. Oeorue Blrtwlstle. 74 acres. $2,123.25; lot 78, Claud W. Cross, 74 acres. $2,760; lol 79, Gcorao Cross, 75 ucrcp, $2,756; Lot 80, Brick D. Patterson, 63 sere.-,, $1,600. lol 81, Wilbur P. Ward, 64 acres, $2,496; lol 82, Doyle O. Parrott, 77 acres, rr Pricei 90 Nofje Waihtr AW 402 Nort Additional iV, $2,853.52: loi 33. Paul R. Macy, 73 ncres. $1,981; lot 81. Cliailes W. Doshter, 74 acres, $2,615; Lot 85. James A. Bell. 15 acres, $:j.500; let 83. Robert R. Hcincy, T acre!.. $2,311,9; lot 87. diaries L. BlumcnthaJ. 77 acres, 2.369.96; iot 81. John H. Slcziik, 78 acres, $2,189.40; lot 39. Jack L. Newkirk. 68 rci.s. $1,945.09: iot 00. Kenneth C. McLuin, 73 ucixs, S2.500. Final awards are .subject to the hish bidder submitting an acccpta ble "5tnU;mcnt ol Operation" with in 14 days aller the bid opening, showing his plans for financing and operating the lease. Tentative awards for bidr, for the calendar year 1958 In lease areas B-2 ("Friitj Fond") and H have also been given. The bidder were: Lot 91. Lyle R. Scott, 75 acres, $2,405; lot 92. John Byron, 76 acres, $2.6(10.10; lot 93. W. H. Ciir'wrjght. 76 acres, $2,020; lot 94. Gerald L. Johnson. 78 acres. $.1,100; lut U5, Robert L. Crawford, 75 ucrcs, $2,050; Lot 9ii. Ariel M. Anderson. 70 acres, $2ul0; lot 97. Walter Smith, Jr., 78 acres. $1.95C; lot 98. E. J. Duckcll, b0 acres, $2,503; lot 99. Harry A. Galloway, 73 acres. $2,538; lol 100. Knymon D. Wells, 75 nCiC.N $2,400.31; I Lot 101, Henry KHnr. 7,7 acres, S2.387.87; lot 102. peter sA. John. 71 acre.-., $2,717.ti5; lot 103, Lester M. Cufthman, 70 acres 42.528.40: left 104, Keilh D..Vokach, 72 acres. S2.72: lot 103. v. E. Schmidli, 112 acres, i4.252, . Lot 100. Miiuilce L. Sclunidli. 90 acres, $;i.3o2; lot 107, Fred A. Robi- .son, Hi acres, 53.000; lot 108, James G. Stearns. 39 ncrc. $4,126; lot 109, Francis Daniel Reynold." , 43 acres, $1,517; lot 110. Anton M. Euiy, Jr., 101 acres, $3,lti0; Lot 111. Donald Ratlitf. 92 ac res. $3,220; lot 112. Ray O. Phillips. 98 acres, $3,060: lot 113, William Waldrip. 145 acres. $5,184.96; lol 114. Tajlor E. High, 113 acres, $4. 033. 79. Final ;uvnids are subject to the hiyh bidder submitlins an accepta ble "Statement of Operation"' with in 14" days after the bid opening, showing Ins plans for financing and opera lint; the lease. ni:i:dv FA.Mll.Y QUO.NSET POINT, R.I. I.P A needy laniily of .seven was hap pier today becHii.se the 43 officers of Patrol Pqmulion 7 at Wuonsot Point Naval Air station cut down on thep- exchange of Christmas cards. By put line together what it would have co.sl for the cards at 5 cents each, the men had $140 -"ionKh to buy c'ohinR and linen and Christinas food for a couple with five children. -1 ! Drytr AC 400A . , .Kf (- 4 J i "... $! , ,i :--i,.l ,. Ky v v - - FA KFLW CBS A ABC. lUft AC Friday Evening, Dec. 23 fcOO Toav'i Soorti H.itilifhU 0:13 Lowell Thomai CBS e :iO Amos 'N' Andy Muilo Hall CBS 0 33 NCWI CKS T:00 KUI1S Newt Kuffsta Chrlatmai Program 7:30 Klamath Lutheran Church Christ ina-, rroayain 8:00 KUIIS v Rrddinr Baikctball 8 : Troiiiurj Show CBS 10 00 10 PM Edition 1)1:15 Johnny Dollar CBS 10:30 Tlmt for Relaxation 11:00 Sinn Oft ews Summary 11:03 bun Oit Saturday, Dec. 24 6 00 Minula Newt nummary v a. 01 Aminci'i tavoru Mutle 8:JS Minute Ntwi Summary 0:11 Amrrica'i favorite Muilc 6:30 Mlnuttt Newt Summary 6:31 America'! Favorite Mum 0 43 Minute Ntwa Si'mmiry 0:40 America'a Favorite Music 7:00 N'ewa . Bkfit Coition 7:10 Duian Ji Meit Show 7:: Frank tiou CBS 7:44 County Ajient 7:33 Newt ABC 1:00 No School Today ABC 8:30 Gunimoke CBS fi:33 SurprUe Theatr CBS 10:00 Newt ABC 10:03 Ine Navy Hour ABC 10:23 Newt ABC ' 10. DO Metronolitan Ooera 2:30 Saturday Platter Show ABC 3:00 Newt ABC 3 03 Saturday Platter Show ABC - 3:30 If Time ABC 3:33 American Moravian Muilc CBS CBS 4:00 Newt ABC 4:1.3 The Hallowed Manger ABC 4:30 Basin Briefi 4:43 SporU Afield with Bob Edge ABC 3.00 Newt CBS 5:03 Ni-wt & Analyslf 3:13 Dlcken't Christmai Carol 3:4.i Fran): (fast CBS 5:53 Hometown Nevt 6:00 Chrltmai Sing With Bin CBS 7:00 Bedtime Storiet , 7::J0 Worda of Life I , 7:43 Ortliodo:: Chrittmat Muilc 8 00 First Preibyterian Church Choir :.; Nevl ABC 8 33 Mr cMoat Unforgettable Child 0 00 Newt ABC 0:05 Ch-irtma .carolt Around America ABC 1000 10 PM Edition - 10:13 Time fnr Relaxation 11:00 First PresbytErian Church Hollywood Children Get Share Of Fabulous Loot By ALINE MOSBY United Press Hollywood Writer HOLLYWOOD (UP) While the mothers and lathers of Hollywood rake in diamond bracelets and cars for Christinas, the small fry of the celluloid city net their share, of fabulous loot, too. Zsa Zsa Gabor's daughter. Fran. cesca Hilton, will be fully educated about the lamous Gabor beauties this Christmas. Under her white Christmas tree she'll find four dolls wigged and dressed to re semble her grandmother, mother and aunts Jolie, Zsa Zsa, Eva and Magda. The dolls are wearing miniature copies of Zsa Zsa's wardrobe that was created by Christian Dior in Paris. "I made the doll clothes myself." said mother Zsa Zsa. "The govern ess and I worked for two nights Temple Slates Xmas Drama : i Klamath- Temple will be the scene of ai beautiful and impres sive Cluistiuas drnma. "The Oth er Shepherd." Time of the service will be 7:30 p.m. The background and scenery,' prepared by Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Lilly, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wood nrd and Mr. Rose, depici the hills on the outskirts of Bethlehem. The drama includes four scenes all taking nlace near the Holy City. The cast includes Tom Cornwall who will play the part of Ethan: Mrs. Ned Worrell. Rachel. Joseph and Mary will be played by the Rev. and Mrs. Lonnie Sehom: Mrs, Cecil Jennings. Rebecca; Mrs. Ray Morris. Deborah; Mrs. Harry Le- hiKh, Amrah. Th boy Rcuel will be played by David Beiiorn; the three shepherds. Jareri, Abel and Zcrl. bv Rav Mor ris. Harry Lehigh and Cecil Jen nings. Ine drama is being directed by J Mrs. Hal rv M. Strachan assisted! by Mrs. Eileen Woodward. There will oe special music by i tnr ou.idcrson trio and Mrs. Wood ward. The children of Klamath Temple will present, their program Christ mas morning during the Sunday School hour. At that time treats will be given to the children. Fol lowing the Sunday School program ihe Rev. strachan will bring the message at the worship service. Annual Candle Services Set For the sixth consecutive ear. a traditional candlelight early Christmas morning service will be presented in Peace Memorial Pres byterian Church on South Sixth Street. This early morning servire is planned around the great Christ mas music and a special Christ mas meditation by the pastor, the Kev. D. L. Proett. The service of fers an opportunity for families to re-fledicate Christinas as a Holv Day. Musical selections will include "Comfort Ye,'1 from Handel's Mes siah. ' O Holy Night." "Gesu Bam bino.' Narareih. "The Virgins slumber Sono.' "Go Tell It on Ihe Mountain. ' and "Gloria.' bv Mojart oy soloists and the adult ihoir. Soloists will be Bob Johnson and r I Proeit. Other vocal gn.ims Witt InHllile fchirlf-v rnu-lnrH Oa'w. r'elt ri jufn.H ct,...l u,ii.. tt.i en Harlan and Leiha Home. The director of th adult choir is Carl Hagel. Ernest Armstrong ts orcaniM. Members and friends are invit ed to participate in this early serv ice. Regular worship and Sunday Scnool services will be held as usual on Sunday at 9 30 m. and 11 a m. At Ihe S 30 am. service the SAcr.xmeiu of infant bapusm :tl be .idminiMried A recepUon t'ir new member w,u be helo a' the U a m. service. i IS OO Newa and Sin Off irjl iHBS it DLB. 113B Friday E renins, Dec 3 00 Cob Greene DLBS 6:13 Warren Bunyan Sports Report 0:J Hollywood Illgnlifhta . 6:r0 Flrct Federal Newa 6:43 Sam Havet DLBS 6:33 Harry Wiirper DLBS 7:00 Counterpy DUBS 7:0 Bob and Ray DLBS 7:33 Let Paul-Mary Ford DLBS 5:00 Evmlne Ssre.iaoe ft:13 Gabri Heatter DLBS t rft KVH8 vi R-.-dtng Basketball 10:30 Bob Inch Show 11:00 Sign O'f Saturday, Dec. 24 8:00 First Newt U:0j Sunrlce Serenade with Lucat 6:10 Sons of the Piutieeri 6:43 Sunriio Serenade with Lucat 7:00 News DLBS 7:13 Breakfast Gang DLBS 7:20 Todays Bent Bu: t , 7:43 Bunyan Newt 8 00 Bert on Record 6:13 Morning Melodiea with Lucat 8-30 Social Security 8:33 Used Car Mart 9:00 Best on Record 9:13 Tipt from Town Shop 9:30 4-H Club 9:37 Firefighter! 9:43 Bastn Bouquet 'i):00 Nfiwoaner of Air DLBS 10:13 Storyteller 10:30 Mostlv Dixie DLBS 11:00 Morning Melodies with Lucat 11:. 'J ;jhcne-kipa lime i'JLPS 1133 Let Paul-Mary Ford DLBS 12:00 Record Merry .Go-Round DLBS 12:13 Local Newa 12:30 Reccrd Merry Go Round DLBS 1:30 Matinee Melodies 2:00 Christmas Eve Candlelight Serv ice from St. Jamea Church - New Vorfe MBS 2:30 Holiday Melodies 3:30 Todaya Top Tunet DLBS . 4:13 Newt DLBS 4:30 Holiday Melodies 3:00 Marine Corp Melody Time 3:23 Tommy Oden 3:30 Tomorrow's World DLBS 3:33 J.es Pa:tl-Mary Ford DLBS 6:00 How It Happened 6:15 Loral Evening Newt 6:23 Hollvwood Highlights 6 30 Shell Request Music Hour 7:00 The Joyful Hour DLBS 8:00 Thou Bethlehem DLBS 8:30 A Christ man Carol DLBS 0:00 Jack's Jamboree 10:00 Sign Off bunday, ucc. zo 7:3r Orl Roberts 8:00 Klamath Temple Hour and days to finish them. We used satins and velvets. It was hard work!" Stars who want "store-boughten" gifts jam Uncle Bernie's Toy Me nagerie In Beverly Hills, where this time of year you'll see more celebrities than at a premier. This huge shop is the Tiifany's of the younger set. Such Items as a $500 live-feet-tall stuffed elephant and a $475 boat with foot pedals go fast to Texas millionaires. But the movie crowd is settling for less staggering items. Eleanor Parker bought a $69.85 phonograph for her child. The front has a ka-leidoscope-like gadget that changes colors as the music . plays. The Jack Bennys shelled out cash from his basement vault lor one for their grandchild., Jennifer Jones bought a $39.95 stuffed tiger for her baby, Debra Paget snent S95 on a toy battle ship and $180 on- two "Madame Pompadour" dolls with powdered wigs. The daughter of Edmund O'Brien and Olga San Juan will find under her tree an Imported English Doll's carriage and a $100 doll-size replica of Queen Anne'; summer house in England. Lana Turner and Lex Barker wrapped uo a $50 bridge-build'ng set for one of his sons. Stuffed tigers at M25. suits of armor at $100 and $39.95 puppet shows were popular items with other custom ers, including the Humphrey Bo garts and Red Skclton. SERVICE CLUB CALENDAR Opoombcr 27 through December 30 j HILLARD HOTEL Tuesday: Toastmasters, 6:30 a.m., Spruce. Room. Lion, noon, Pine Grove Room. Wednesday; Sojourners, 1:30 p.m.. Pine Grove Room. Rolnrv CollcRe Students Dance. time to be announced, Pine Grove Room. Thursday: Kiuanis, noon, Pine Grove Room. Fridav; Rolnrv, noon. Pine Grove Room. WIN EM A HOTEL Tuesday: Exchange Club, noon, Empire Room. KFLW. 3 p.m., Crater Room Wednesday: CBMC. noon. Crater Room. Toketce Lions, 6:30 p.m.. Empire Room. f Thursday; So ropti mists, noon, Camas Room. UJrm DOORS OPEN 3:50- luurmenuiynercnanr FREE TICKETS 8 30 Bac to God DLBS D .U iio.o W ill Class DLBS 9 -3 Voutti Ssliiieri tor Clint 9 43 Irani; and EniM DLES 10X0 Ncv3M,icr of the Air DLBS I0:'5 CVrtten Science Hetli DLBS Ifiirw Luiicran Hour 1I:0J J.iVM el R2t DLBS Wmi! . ol Healln DuBS ' 1:03 Ouai -Elizabeth'! Christmai Mf-c-re .DLPS 12:19 Bill Cunningham 12:J0 Jiir.rjile i-'idler 12:4. Cain Bouquet 1:00 Puli:V oi Omchl Calling DJ-BS 2:00 Handel's "Tha Messiah"' Irom, . ln&epPndeoce. M!ourt n:50 Pn'it C!u Aaln 30 Chrlstma Miracle of Jpr Crown 4.00 Ch.-'-.:m VUit with Ted Malon 4 ;:o Comic Weekly Mnn 3:00 :ii"Utmas On the Indep;ndence DLBS 5:13 : C. HiM. -The Nativity" DLBS 5.M C'.irittmi? Favorite-; 5-55 Les Paul-Mary Tord DLBS 6:00 Walter Winchell MES - B:13 Loral Evening fi:?3 Holl-woo(J Hitilifhll 6:30 Bin Tin Tin DLBS 7:0(1 Wild Bill Hie' -!: DLBS 7:28 Tomorrow' World DLBS 7:30 Hopalone Cassld" DLBS . 8:0D City Editor DLBS 8:20 Proudly We Hall 9:00 Newmaoer of Air DLBS 0:15 Bob Consldlne p;30 Chamher of Commerce 9:45 Lea Ppul-Mary Knrd DI.BS 9:50 General Sports Time DLBS 10.00 ''"omor-mvs Front Pase Head lines DLBS 10:15 Wayne King Serenade 10:30 SiRii Off KBES TV Channel S CBS. NBC. ARC Friday Evening, Dec. 23 Devolion 12. JO Matinee V.00 Garden Home St Tarm 1:15 Secret Storm 1:30 World of Mr. Sweeney 1:45 Arts $e Crafts 2:00 Pinky Lee 2:"0 Howdy Doody 3:00 Feminine Fancies 3:30 Afternoon Theater 4:45 TBA 5 00 Au-.t PnMy 5:30 Wild Bill Hirkok . 6:00 Chain Cooking 6:15 News 6:25 Weather 6:."0 Fishing Last Frontier 6:45 Warm Up Time 7:00 Cavalcade of Sports 7:45 Dr. Hudson's Secret File 8:15 Happy Chief 6:30 lnausiry o.i Parade 8:45 Me'iienl Hiat y 8:50 Hollywood Album 9:00 Highway Patrol B TO 8 Tons of Champions 9:45 Talent Time 10:00 The Lineup 10:30 Premiere Theater 11:33 Sky Pilot 12:00 News & Sign Off Saturday, Dec. 24 12:00 Western Theiter 2:00 Pacific Coast Conference Basketball Calif v Dartmouth 3:30 The Christophers 4:00 Mr. Wizard 4 30 The Christophers 5:00 Grand Ole Onry 6:00 Faith for Todav C:30 Melody Wranglers 7:00 People are Funny 7:30 OKtie it Harriet 6:00 The Great Glldersteeve 8:30 The Honeymooners 9:00 Eddie Cantor 9:30 Its Always Jan 10:00 Wrestling from Hollywood 11:00 Christmas Eve with Chas Laugh ton 12:00 Midnight Mais from St. Patrick s Cathedral NYC 1:45 Sign Off DOORS OPEN 6:30 P.M. LAST TIME TODAY! Filmed In BEND, OREGON CONTINUOUS All THEATRES! mtAk ALL LAUGH PROGRAM 11 CARTOONS 3 COMEDY FIATURITTI Lo('t WofM Ntwi Fun For All! AT htf&t&r. "- Sfouxas Ff'Ki fiercely OV-r '.their say--- jmk women! JSnii (altlgti Motors HrM t Nm Carlton Mattrtu KFJI Tha Iroikr Dick Rdrr Lucat Fumihira Baraboe lectric I If "Y" Mo Hot i Supariar Troy Suburban Dm a trniaf (icycla Shop a Jo Howl "Serrica a Laaia K. Mann KFLW 'loots like its gonna MmmRW77C4L CHRISWS Merrill Pupils Hold Party MERRILL The sixth grade held its Christmas party Wednes day evening in the grade school. Bad weuther made it practic&l to substitute square dancing for car sling. Chairmen in charge were Mau rice O'Kcefe, class president; Shiels Lisk, games and dancing: Judy Dockery. refreshments, and Bnbbv Pctrik. decorations. Their teacher, Charles Perry ar.u Mrs. Perry were advisers and cnaperones. DOORS OPEN 6:SO P.M. LAST DAY! A Laff Riot! Sob Hope Rosemary Clooney IN "HERE COME THE GIRLS" EEC JKi THEY'RE t?: PERFECT MODELS OF i CRAZ1NESS' DOROTIIV MALONT DD1E MAYEUOFF SHIRLEY MkLAINE EVA GABOR ANITA EKBERG GEORGE W1NSLOV SHOWS ALL DAY f?r nn I SV r;l) ' $ 71 SQUARE DANCE CLl'B MERRILL The Stepin" Stom pin" Square Dance Club of Merrill is planning a New Years Eve dance, open to the public, to bn held in the Merrill Recreation Hall cn Saturday, December 31, start ing at 8 p.m. A planned potluck breakfast of waffles, sausage and accompaniments, will be served after midnight. Jim Bradshaw will call. Those attending are invited to bring the children. DOORS OPEN :3Q p.m. ENDS TONIGHJ ! LEX BARKER MARA CORDAY CMImin COLOR ONE-WAY TRAIL TO GUNHANDURS TERRITORY! a kVJ ELLIOTT DRAKE I i' i