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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 14, 1956)
T PAGE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 14, 1955 BASIN BRIEFS In Honor Society Henry T. Cole, son of Mrs. Gladys P. Harm of Merrill, has been chosen lor mem bership in the Oregon State Col line' chapter ot Phi Eta Sigma, national scholastic honor frater niaty for freshmen men. Allura Forest Supervisor Rahm reminds all Modoc National Foiesi grazing permittees that new ap plications are required this year. DIMrict raniiers are now setting of' lice and field schedules to accom modate all permittees and avoid : starts at 8 p.m.; refreshments at cielavs In completion of appllca-i0 p.m. Everyone invited to come lions well In advance of the grur- an(j ring tne children. Uig -war on. Fees will be appioxi-! mately two per cent less than last 1 Keturns Charles A. Clemence, jeer. ; manager-owner of Western Auto -; I Supply In Duni-muir, returned from Alturas Wednesday night, Feb- Stockton on Monday alter attending ruarv 15, the fiui prise Valley lndc-ja 10-day merchandising- school con pendents will plav the Richllcld 1 ducted by the Western Auto Supply Oilers In a oiisKctoaii Rame aencu- uonipany. school together at Maxwell, Cali fornia, and had not met since that time. Merrill The Merrill BPW held a regular meeting on February 1 at the home of Lena Harrison. Bad weather cut attendance to a mini mum. Dam e The 8ten n' Stompera will hold a square dance Saturday In the Merrill Recreation Hall with J I m Bradshaw calling. Dancing CITY BRIEFS uled in Alturas for 8 p.m., and the 20-.10 boys will plsy that night at, Adln. Yrcka Pfc. Lawrence E. West brook, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bud West brook. Yrcka. recently arrived i' Alaskn and Is assigned to the weeks. Port of Whlltier. He Is a graduate: ot Yrcka High School and drove I Dean t Students William C Dunsniiiir Mary Jordan, wife of Al Jordan, Dunsmulr's constable, is recuperating from an operation In University of calllornia Hospi tal In San Francisco. She expects to return to Dunsmuir In about two fire truck for ihe Division of Forestry before entering the Army In October, 1953. Hawaii Charles W. Russell, spe- Welr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weir of Lakeview, has been named acting dean of students on the Unl vcrsity oi California campus at Davis. Weir i an associate profes- clalist U.S. Army. Is participating 1 sor nf animal husbandry at Davis. in amphibious training with thej 2ilh Infantry Division In Hawaii. 1 furlough Home on leave Is Don The son of Mr. and Mis.. George j aid Robinson from Fort Ord, Call- W. Russell. Yrcka, he is a mortal 1 forma who Is visiting nis parents, gunner in the Heavy Mortar Com pany of the division s aim Hegi mriu and graduated from Yreka Hlch School before entering the Army In September, 1954. Keno I"TA The Keno PTA will hold lis regular meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. In Keno School. They will honor Founder's Day with a short skit portraying early Keno School days. The filth and sixth grade mothers will be hostesses. There will be square dancing. Tulelnke VT the Tulrlake PTA will hold Its annual Founder's Day tea Thursday at 2:30 p.m. in the Tulelnke Orade School. This will be the 25lh birthday of this PTA unit and the program will Include a humorous skit honoring past presidents. The life membership award will be presented and the election of Ihe nominating commit tee will be held. There will be a silver offering and refreshments will be served by the third and flllh grade mothers. Vlslllng-ovcr the weekend at Burncv. California with Mr. and Mrs. Olen LeBow, former Bonanza residents, were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rehnpts and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roberts Jr., and son, nil of Bonnn.a. Mrs. LeBow is recovering from major surgery. t'ominir Home Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd tlllt of Langell Valley led lloston Inst F'rldtiy on their return trip home. He was attending a na tional soil conservation convention. They led January 3 and are ex pected home March 1. M, l.ouls Monroe and Mr. and Mrs. Don Fulk nnd family, all of Cave Junction, spent several days wilh Mrs. Htg Thomas and her family in Bouunen. I Tort Rock Pvl. Richard F. Morehouse has completed eight weeks basic Iriilnlng at Fort Old and is home on leave. He will re turn to Fort Old for eleht weeks course In imlo mechanics, being one or la .-elected from his com pany lor this Irnlning. Hume Mrs. Mable Morehouse returned to Fort Rock with her sou, Richard, last week, alter hav ing visited several weeks with her slster-ln-lnw, Mrs. O. A. Hill at Delhi, California, and sisters at Snntn Cruz, San Jo-.e and Oakland, as well as Mrs. Minnie Lund at Modesto. Mrs. Lund and Mrs. Moreliou.se attended grammar I Mr. and Mrs. Cressler Robinson at Lakeview. Leaving Ed Vinoskl. forester at Silver Lake for the Fremont Na tional Forest, is transferring to Conway, New Hampshire to be em ployed by the U.S. forest service there, Vinoskl, whose home is in Pennsylvania, has been In Lake County about three years. Fireside New Lakeview Rotary Club members on Monday night at tended a fireside orientation meet ing at the home of John McDonald. chairman of the Information com mittee. New members are A. J. O'Callnghan, George Olese, Robert Weir Jr., Raymond Johnson, R. C. Burgess, the Rev. David St. George, John Tomasscne and Ed Casto. Fair Association The Lake County Fair Association will meet Wednesday. February 15. at. p.m. at the county agent's office. The chairmen of last year's commit tees are asked to attend. Excellent Skiing Over 500 skiers used the tows at Warner Canyon Ski Area last weekend. The; packed snow made excellent skiing conditions for both Saturday and i Sunday. Training School Richard Wyatt, Boy Rcout field executive for the Lake and Pit River districts, will leave Portland by train February It to attend a six weeks national I training school for scout executives 1 at Mendham, New Jersey. Shatta PTA The Shasta PTA executive board will hold its regu lar meeting Wednesday at 1 p.m. at ana si a bcnooi. Home Extension The Klamath Falls Home Extension Unit will meet at the YMCA Wednesday at 10 a.m. The subject will be care of the hair. ' OTI Wlvea The OTI student wives will meet Wednesday. Feb ruary 15. at 7:30 p.m. in the Stu dent Lounce. There will be elec tion of officer, and everyone is urged to attend. Refreshments will be served. Rummage Sale sponsored by the OTI Student Wives group in the Emporium building on Friday and Saturday. February 17-18, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Donations will be welcome. Proceeds from the sale go for the purchase of layettes for student wives. OTI is starling 'a class of 40 hours of study of welding. Tile eve ning classes will start on Wednes day, February 15 at 7:30 p.m. at the college. Study will be three hours a night and the course is non-credit. Classes are open to the public. Time Change Time of the meet ing for representatives oi local churches and organizations inter ested in Red Cross classes in moth er and baby care and home nurs ing classes has been changed from 7:30 p.m. to 1 p.m. on Wednesday, February 15. The meetlntr which Is open to all Interested groups will bo held in the Klamath County Library. It has been called by Marie Veatch. chairman ot the Red Cross, nursing service. Luncheon The WSCS of the First Methodist Church. Ninth and High streets, will serve a waffle and ham luncheon In the dining room of Ihe - church, Wednesday, j February 15 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. I All you can eat for a nominal charge. The public is cordially In vited. Meeting of the Midland Orange, 8 p.m. Wednesday, February 15 in the Henley Orange Hall. Potluck refreshments. Meeting of the Shasta View Grange No. 830 at the Community Hall, corner of Shasta Way and Madison, Friday, February 17, 8 p.m. A cherry pie social will fol low the meeting. All women mem bera are asked to take cherry pies. Women's Club To Hear Guest DUNSMUIR Diane McClel I land, a member of the Dunsmuir hlgh school faculty, will be the guest speaker at the Dunsmuir Women's Club on Tuesday, Feb ruary 31, She will give characteri zation from books of her own se lection. The meeting at the Dunsmuir Hotel will begin wilh luncheon and a short business session conducted by Mrs. Josephine McGee. presi dent. Recipes, written on standard file cards, will be gathered at the meeting to be sent to the Yuba City Woman's club. These are to help replace recipe collections lost In the flood. Miss Mnrjorle Young. Dunsmuir councllwoman, Is among the guests niviiro. to me meeting. Givt a treat "MOM BING'S DINE TONIGHT 3660 So. 6th TOWN & COUNTRY ftoturing Fine Food Reasonable Prices Sptclol Atttntion Given To Tht Kiddies! I M-:ctif of the H(nlev Home ! Extension Unit. 10:1(0 a.m. Tiiui dpy February 16 at the home of Mrs. Joe McBride on Patier-son Avenue. The project will be "Care of the Haw." Take a comb, bru.h, towel and own table service. Meeting of the Joseph Conger PTA for a Founder's Dp.y pruuram at 2:20 p.m. Wednesday. February 15 ai the school. Mrs. Eldied Han Ren will speak on "Founder's Day." There will be a special mu sical pronim presented by the all-city elementary school slims ensemble nnd wood winds under the direction of KristiHii Gipps. Third grade mothers will serve re freshments and child care will be provided. Ill Fd Prntisl rnnntv rnaH n. penmeudent is ill in Hillside Hov pitaland is unable to answer ques- Mfdford Visitor Morris Bought ner. grand committee member ol the Ehtral Committee of the Grand Chapter OES ol Oregon, will be auest speaker at Aloha Chapter No. 61, which meets tonight at 8 o clock at the Masonic Temple, A Valentine party is planned after the business mceiinK. All Eastern Star members are invited to at tend. Service "One Flock, One Shep herd," is the theme of the World Day of Prayer:" service to be held February 17 al 1:30 p.m. at the Klamath Temple. The program will feature a talk by Mrs. Ernes tine Ortic, Chiloquin, on "Life Willi the Klamath Indians." a film strip entitled "Earth Rolls Onward Into Light." and a worship service writ ten by Arizona Indians, of ti;e Cook Training School for Indian Christian leaders in Phoenix. Ari zona which features the Lord's Prayer and the Shepherd's Psalm translated into Indian poetic imag ery. The worship service sponsored by the Council of Church Women is I open to the public. Meeting Tonight 8 o'clock or the Klamath Camera Club at the j Klamath County Library. The pro- j gram will be a movie on "Painted Canyons." ! Meeting The executive board j meeting of the WSCS oi Hie First ! f.Tathodist Church will be held in the church parlors on Thursday, February 1C. 10 a.m. Players Club will meet tomor row, February 15. at 8 p.m. in the City library clubroom. On Committee Mathcw D. Del Fatti of Klamath Falls has been appointed to the central committee planning the annual banquet at Oregon State College February 21. DcJFattl, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mathew DslFutti. 4451 BisUe, is majoring in floriculture in the school of agriculture ai OSC. He is a 1933 graduate of Klamath, L'niun High School. Lor Cabin H. J. "Bcv" Bcvan. j ! proprietor of the Log Cabin caie and night club cn the Keno Koad, reports that rumors have been cir culated that his establishment is closed for repairs. This is erron eous. It is believed the Klamath Falls Log Cabin was mistaken for the Weed Log Cabin Hotel which has been closed for repairs. Loiiu Distance Mrs. C. M. All britton. 1006 Alentlale, Monday re ceived an overseas telephone call from her brother, stationed with the Army in Korea. She said that the call, placed from Seoul, was re ceived at 10 a.m., which meant, because of the International Date Line, that it had been made at 3 a.m. Thursday. Korea time. Her brother. Sp-3 Jimmie Thompson. lived in Klamath Falls for two ; years before entering the Army. ! project go toward the upkeep of the GOC tower. In Alaska Pvt. Edwin D. D?d nia.ii, .-on of Mrs. Chiton A. Chris tian. 625 Second Street, is a mem ber of the 93rd Ami-Aircraft Artil lery Battalion at Ladd Air Force B:ise. Alaska. Dedmon entered the Army in August, 1054. and is aj cannoneer in the battalion s Bat tery C. Cliun-h Group Members of the Women's Association of the Peace Memorial Presbyterian Church mot al the church Friday. February 10. and sewed for the Bethany Hospital at Tacloban. Eastern Leyie and the mission station at Barrow, Alaska. Army Guy E. Bellant Jr., spe cialist U.S. Army, recently took part in a field training exercise held by the 4th Infantry Division m Germany. Bellant is a mechanic in the 8th Regiment's Headquar ters Company, has been in the Amy since June. 1953. and is ihe son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bellant Sr., 3913 Clinton Avenue. Convention Mary Lou Quails, Bophomore in elementary educa tion at the University ol Oregon. u-n c1itpHto h nn nf the nni- : versiiy delegates to the Model j United Nations convention to be held in Corvallis April 4 and 5. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Troy Quails, Route 1. WELL COMPLETED stands at 35'j feet from the sur. FORT ROCK The well for the face. A proposal by Andy p. Her. new Fort Rock grade school was gcrt for supplying and installing completed last week bv Sid Mun- j a submersible type pump was at nerlyn. It is 125 feet deep with 61 cepted Saturday by the Fort Rock feet of casing, and the water level I school board. Naw Bobbv J. Smith, seaman U.S. Navy, of 610 Mitchell Street, arrived in San Dicro the last week in January aboard the sup port aircraft carrier USS Boxer whiih completed a seven-month cruise with the 7th Fleet in Far Eastern waters. Pie Social The public is invited Jo the Ground Observer Corps pie social tonight in the Shasta View Grance Hall at the corner of Shas ta' Way and Madison Street at 8 p.m. Jerry Fales will auction the pies. All proceeds from the Edison Duffy Rites To Be Held Thursday Funeral services for Edison Duf fy who also was known as Edison Tupper, will be held f r o hi the cha:el of Ward's Klamath Funeral Home on Thursday, February 16 at 10:30 a.m. The Rev. E. J. Tun ing, pastor of the Sprague River Friends Church will officiate at the service. Final rites and vault entomb ment in Chief Schonchln Cemetery Survivors Include a son, Phil more H.; Sprague River, a daugh ter. Birdie Joe of Bonanza; his father, Watson and a sister, Esth er Wilson. SPrague River; also a brother, Marvin of Beatty, Oregon. T U L l Miiinum Butterfit 0 tf f Rfl n Hi mmmmm 1 w&aXL r fir t. Z,fJM" CHILI (With beans) V Mr?1 1 1 Slow-Simmered ibrReal Home-Kitchen Flavor NORGE RATES FIRST! Because only NORGE it absolutely quarantccd to safely wash and dry any fabric safe in water . . . Nothing, however, will take the place of seeing for yourself! NORGE RATES FIRST! OWN A NORGE Either May Be Purchased Separately BOTH ONLY And Your. Old Washer 28 Norje Dryer 1 AE 600A Nargt Woihtr AW 403 TELE 11th & Walnut 4LUUKE CE Ph . 7709 MONDAY, F.bruo.y 13. 1933 The OU,il,Qry of (h, K!om ath Ukp Medical Societv met Wednesday evening ot Ihe home of Mrs. L. D Gass on Jefferson street when ohout lour, ttxn members erc present. Following the business session, a poicr on "State Medicine'' was reod by Mrs. J. M. Hilton.' TUESDAY, Ftbru.,, 14, 19J3 Presence ol a ,nowv white male Chinese pheosont deprived of the usual luxurious colors which adorn his ses. has been reported by residents of Merrill. Infoimolion concerning such specie was asked from A I. Crowlord, president of ihe Klamath Sportsmen's association. Oawlorrf snid the "olbino" wos only a Ireok. WEDNESDAY, Februo.y IS, 1933 County School Super,.,. if.Klont l-td Peterson and M.s. W, C. Von tmon were the principal speoke.s at the regular monthly meeting of po.ents and laculty held at Klomoth Union High ichool Mondoy ol tcf noon. THURSDAY, Febmer, 16, 1 933 A dividend of S: 00 on rash shoie ol si ck os amounced Mondov by Ihe Mol.n Cheese ond Produce company at Ihe annual meeting ol the bco.d ot d.ieclo.s Rel-er was re-elected secretory and man ogrr nnd Ihe board ol directors consisting ol I I Wilson Jne Choto.d J B McCully, Vincent Jelmek ond Frank Zumi pie. were oil re elected 'o serve for Ihe ensuing year. FRIDAY F.bru.r, 17, 1933-Miss V.vion McCouley M.ss he'";, rah' n"V B',n H" M0"" the Klomalh delation which will attend the 20-30 Club clurler n,0hl in Grant, P0, Saturday. SATURDAY, F.brsior, It. 1933-M,, A B Epperson .a, Mrs. William A Serruss. c,o,v and treasurer, ot Ihe Tues day a flcmoon meeting o. ,h Daughters o. ,h, Nile when S a, ,h? H h"' M" e" "'"'' P'".l 0. ho,,,,. ses at ihe Hevem heme an Pacific Terrace. Insure With THE LIABILITY Paul O. Landry V. T. Johnson D. L. 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