" MONDAY, JANUARY 1fl. 1956
HBtAhD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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THE THIRD ANNUAL CARVALCADE will be staged this year by the Toketee lions Club.TM
showing of the new U.S. automobiles will be presented at the Klamath Falls Armory January
28-29. The show is free and will run from noon fo 9 p.m; each day. Was McNeo, left, last
year's general chairman and originator of the show, talks the show over with Karl lot, club
president, Howard Hall, art director, and Bob Runyan, publicity. Jim Misfeldt, this year's gen
eral chairman, is not pictured. i
Lions Sponsor KF Carvalcade
A complete collection of the new
1956 U.S. automobile models will
be shown to the public January
B8-29 at the Klamath Falls Armory
under the sponsorship of the Toke
tee Lions Club. Jim Misfeldt, gen
eral chairman said today. The
show will be free and runs from
12 noon to 9 pm. each day.
This Is the third year the show
has been staged by the local serv
ice club. Wes McNee, last year's
general chairman, was the origi
nator of the Idea three years ago.
The Klamath Falls auto dealers
who show their wares at the show
i are: Balsiger Motor Co., Ford;
Dugan and Mcst. Mercury-Lincoln;
Jim Winde Buick Co.. Buick;
Dick B. Miller Co., Cadillac-Olds-mobile:
Ballard and Bennett,
Chrysler and Imperial; Cunning-
FAST
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ham and Rickey, Dodge, Plymouth;
Jim Olson, De Soto, Plymouth;
Juckeland Sales. Packard, Studs-
baker; Parker Pontlae Co., Pon-
tiac and Fred Joslen, Nash Rambler.
Misfeldt said that there will be
a grand prize awarded each day to
some person visiting the show. The
prize will be a set of foul pss-
senger-car tires each aay, ns earn.
BASIN BRIEFS
TaMaka Iota Sigma Chapter
at Beta Sigma Phi held its regu
lar meeting January at the Merle
Norman Studio, 103 Main Street,
Klamath Palls, with a program en
good grooming and akin care pre
sented by Muriel Hendricks and
Mr. Willtn Moraehe. Sixteen mem
bers were present, and refresh
menu war served by hoateu Jan
Udell.
' OraaMaafhter Cora LetvlU of
Bonansa. Herald and News report
er for that area, and her husband.
Lea Leavltt, recelred a cablegram
that their aoa and his wife, Mr.
and Mrs. Oal LeaTitt, had become
parent at their first daughter
(they have two sons) at Hllo,
Hawaii Sunday. Cal Is a crewman
en a radar plane with the Navy
air branch, ;
View Orange Home
Economies Club will held a break
fast at the home of Mrs Harry
Wlard. no Wiard Street, Wednes
day, January II. Breakfast will be
served from f until 11 a.m.. with
Mrs. Oelpbine Bergloff. Marian
Lewis and Charlane Lewis assist
ing. The public la Invited.
bataUattea Flaaoai The Lost
River Chapter, Order of DeMolay,
will held a public Installation of
officers at 7:W p.m. Wednesday at
the Henley elements ry school. A
reception will follow. . , . ,
PahHe card party, to.be held
at the Holy Cress parish hall, t
p.m., Tuesday, January IT. Bridge
BKE LfADEE .
SALXM ull Harold Reese.
Pendleton, la the new president of
the Oregon Beer Distributors
Asan. He wss elected at the or
ganisation'! meeting here Saturday.
and pinochle will be In play. Re
freshments will be served.
CITY BRIEFS
Roosevelt FT monthly meet
ing will be Jsnuary 17, 3 p.m.,
in the auditorium. The opening
will be presented by the sixth
grade students snd entertainment
provided by Miss Howe's and Mrs.
Buck's sixth graders. Tea will be
served by the fourth grade moth
ers, Mrs. Robert Veatch, chair
man. A board meeting la called
for 1 p.m., prior to the general
meeting.
Army Reserve Meeting Klam
ath Falls units of the Army Re
serve will meet at I p.m. today at
the Army Reserve Center in the
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Willits building, 433 Main Street.
Meetings are open to the public.
Meeting The School Mates
Club will meet with Mrs. John
Cleghorn,-319 High Street, Friday,
January 30 at 1 p.m.
Pelican PTA will hold Its
regular meeting Wednesday, Jan
uary 18, 3:30 p.m., In the school
auditorium. Minnie Buries will give
a book review. All interested per
sons are Invited to attend.
Meeting of the Falrhaven
Home Extension Unit at Joan's
Kitchen at the fairgrounds at 10:30
a.m. on Wednesday, January IS.
Subject for study will be "Care
Of the Hair." .
Home Mr. and Mrs, Arthur
B. Epperson, 130 North First
Street have returned from an ex
tended trip to the South. They
made the trip by air from San
Francisco, via the American and
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TOILET TANK BALL
Neliy running toilets con waite ever
iruvi mIIam af water a dav. The
leasing patented Water Master
tank ball msianriy stops in.
flow et water alter each Hushing.
75 AT HARDWARE STORES
Delta air line. They visited a son.
Major George N. Epperson, Mrs.
Epperson and their three children,
Janice, Carolyn and Robert at
Montgomery, Alabama. Major Ep
person Is an Intelligence officer at
the Air University, Msxwell Air
Force Bsse, at Montgomery. They
also visited briefly at Atlanta,
Georgia. En route home they flew
over the Grand Canyon In sunny
weather but flew Into fog at the
Ban Francisco airport.
Meeting of the Wednesday
Club of St. Paul's Episcopal
Church, ( p.m., January 18 at the
parish hall.
Meeting of the Klamath Falls
Home Extension Unit, 10 a.m..
Wednesday, January II at th
YMCA, The project will bo eat
"Rolls and Bread trom Sweet
Dough."
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Meeting of the Klamath Luth
eran Ladles Aid, Tuesday, Jsnu
ary 17, ( p.m. at the church. Re
ports will be given. Hostesses will
be Mrs. Case Murdoch and Mrs.
Burt Brouslard.
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ANNOUNCING PLYMOUTH'S $150,000
LUCKY W0T0R NUMBECa SVJEEPSTACIGS
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PRIZES
Ist PRIZE
s50,000 CASH
2"" PRIZE
ALL-EXPENSE WORLD TRIP
FOR 2 BY AIR
pins $5,000 cash
AND 783 OTHER
BIG CASH PRIZES
3rd prlio-$5,000
4th priza-$2,500
5th prlio-$1,000
785 prlias in all -total of $130,000
SO prists of $500
75 prixot af $250
100 prlioi of $100
555 prlios af $50
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WORLD'S EASIEST CONTEST JUST GO TO ANY PLYMOUTH DEALER
AND REGISTER THE MOTOR NUMBER OF YOUR 1950 OR NEWER MODEL CAR
(ANY MAKE). THAT'S ALL. NOTHING TO BUY OR GUESS OR SOLVE.
It'i our chance to celebrate our record-breaking sales
and to make even more friends. It's your chance to win up to
$50,000 in cash a thrilling around-the-world trip for two,
plus $5,000 or any one of 783 other big cash prize.
And it't so easy to win: You merely bring proof of owner
ship for your 1950 or newer model car to any Plymouth
dealer, and copy your motor number onto the FREE entry
blank. See rules at right.
last's all there is to it! There's nothing whatever to buy
er solve or rhyme. (Sure, we hope you'll look over the big
new jet-age Plymouth . . . only low-price car with Push-Button
Driving. And we hope you'll check Plymouth's red-hot deals.)
Don't miss this chance to win $50,000 or that exciting
world trip for two. Hurry in to your Plymouth dealer's now.
You way have lucky motor number!
Sweepstakes opens January 17
hurry in and ontor now I
OFFICIAL SWEEPSTAKES RULES
1. Conl wl opn to iny parton in U. B. or tnrriloriw who
own a 1960 or newer model cur, riaterei fn his or her
name prior to Jan. 17, 196, Ripl employee end I heir
Immediate fnmillea of Plymouth Motor Corp.. J'lyroouth
Division of Chryaler Corp., iU advert iting avenue. The
Reuben H. Donnelley Corp., nr 1'lymouth dealer.
2. Nothinf to buy or eolve. 'lake your title, owner"
card or r(iatration certificate any proof of ownerahip
to any I'lymouth dealer. He 'ter your car motor
or aerial number, make ami model year on the entry
hlank. Then aian your name, addreea and telephone
number, and have your entry aifned or otherwise) vali
dated by a Plymouth dealer or aaJeaman. Hac entry
in th contest entry hot.
3. Winner will he eclerted try The Reuben H Donnellev
Corp. by blindfold drawing, let prize winner will bt
averted ftrit 2nd write winner. Meond, etc., 1 nf
eeaaive drawmc Deciaiona of juda Anal.
4. All entries become th property of Plymouth Dirt
ion nf Chryiler Corporation and Don will tie returned.
I'lymouth and Ha advertising ageoclee will not enter
Into any correspondence with any contestant, except
with con tee L winner.
A. Conleel open at heginninf of dealer' buainea day,
January 17. I.6. Kntne rait be placed ta eawy bw
before ctoee or dealer' businea day, March 10. 196t.
A. Winner will b notified by mail by May 10. It5ff.
Namee and aridreeee of winner will be peeled at
Plymouth dealer. Hniee awarded at Detroit. Mick.
7. Second prir winner must complete trip withul twe)
week, by October .11, UM. TotaJ coat of trip far two
not to eiceed 95,000.
8. Conieat subject to Federal. SUM J Local refuUboa.
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