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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1956
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"DENNIS THE MENACE"
INDIAN ARTIFACTS on dis
play at the birthday anniver
ary meeting of The Artifac
tort on February 13 included
mounted cases of arrow
heads, baskets, bead work,
mortar and pestle and woven
grass mat, a rare 10-inch
stone knife, two obsidian
knives, a case of Indian pipes
and other items which have
been collected by members.
At right, Lane Smith Jr., ot
Keno, outgoing president,
hands the clubs gavel to
James DeVore, left, of Klam
. ath Falls, new chief officer
of the group. The bone is to
be autographed by each
year's slate of officers be
fore being turned over to the
incoming officers.
Photos by Lou Smith
RECEPTION
VIENNA, Austria Lfl Radio
Prague said Saturday the Czecho
slovak Ministry ot Culture put on
a gala reception lor the New York
Everyman's Optra Troup which
Is staging "Porgy and Bess" In
Prague. The Czech press said the
opera ' "realistically showed ex
ploitation ot the American Negroes
by Whites, and the poor and prim
itive state o! the Negroes."
By Bud Bnestnc
Today lel'a discuss correct ex
posure . . . your best answer
to a clear, sharply defined pic
ture. Black-and-white film has
some latitude, permitting two
or three lens stops over or un
der exposure while still Riving
a printable neffAtlve. But let's
shoot for the best
not Just
for something
"printable."
Take the ad
vice of all the
professional pho
tographers the
combination o t
your own eyes
and your own
judgment make
the world's worst
exposure meter.
Exposures remain somewhat
constant for bright, mid-day
conditions, and while shooting
with the sun behind you . . .
but any change from these con
ditions means an exposure ad
justment. Exposure calculators cost from
a few centa to a lew dollars.
The low-cost type are simple
cards with a dial listing var
ious turning conditions. You
may set film speed opposite
the lighting conditions, then
read off a series of lens stop
shutter speed combinations that
will give an acceptably correct
exposure.
But the best kind are the
photo-electric exposure meters
that actually read the amount
of light present in the scene.
These cost more . . . but give
incomparably better results.
They pay for themselves in bet
ter pictures . . . nd saved film.
Drop in and look at our line
of exposure meteis. You're sure
to lind one to suit boih your
purpose and your budget.
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Artifactors Hold
The Artifactors observed their
first birthday anniversary the eve
ning of February 1 with a potluck
dinner at Joan's Kitchen at the
fairgrounds.
James DeVore received the
club's "gavel." a monster bone
which had been presented to Lane
P.T.A.
KfcNO
' By Mrs. Joe DeGrmre
The regular PTA meeting was
called to order by vice president,
Margaret TJiurmin. Secretary.
Monnette Zarosmski read the min
uses oi uir previous meeting. :
Treasurer report was read and ap
proved. The r.orr.ir.a?;:.? committee as
appointed as follows Dorothy '
Owen. Dolly Bunch, and O u s s t e
Earlie Founder's Day was honored
by a short skit portraying early j
Keno school days given bv Mon
nette Zaror-mMn, Waive Howard. ;
Marion Crosslin, Lee Shellhorn. uii- '
der the direction of Anna Ke&ier. '
Betty Knrss will have supervi
sion ot mall children at the March
20 meeting. The filth and sixth
grade rooms won the room count t
Due to spring vacation the March !
meeting will be held the third
Tuesday In March.
The meeting was adjourned.
Square dancing and foik dancing
was enjoied in the gym under the
airection of Dolly Bunch. Pie and
coffee were served in the cafe
teria by the fifth and sixth grade
mothers.
-s. oai0N ,
OPEN EVERY DAY
AMERICAN CHINESE
Foodi er fh.fr best!
Ph. 46 For Otd.rt To T.kt Out
Ben B. Lee, Mqr.
Ph. 7771
At.
Dinner
Smith Jr., first president of the
group, by Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Seeley who are said to have un
earthed the relic in the TuleUke
area.
Mrs- DeVore will serve as secre
tary treasurer for the coming year,
replacing Mrs. Smith, wife of the
outgoing president. Carrol Howe
was elected vice president.
Twenty-live perrons were pres
enttncluding Dr. Claude E. S:haef
fer, curator of the Kiamath County
Musfuro, and Robert A Ad eT son,
who. were guests. During the busi
ness meeting Dr. and Mrs. Schaef-
fer were voted honorary member-5
ship in the group. I
Dr. Schaef fer spoke on the pos
sibility of the group's starting a !
publication pamphlet and gave '
pointers on cataloguing: artifacts. I
Howe read a letter from Emory' j
Strong of Vancouver. Washmeinn 1
inviting the Klamath group to send
pictures and information for the
Vancouver club's regular publics- j
Uon.
The next meeting of Tne Arti-!
factors will be held the third Men-'
day in March. The meetings are ;
open to all persons who are inter
ested in Indian artifacts and relics.
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3 30 News. World, Local, Sport
5 43 Si-n Off
KLAMATH FALLS
JUNIOR HIGH
NEWS
By FRANCIS KEN YON
A stamp exchange for those who
want to trade stamps will be held!
on Monday. February 20. It will j
oe under the direction of Mrs.
carison in Room 18.
The KFJH Reguorsbeat Alta-
mont on Tuesdays February 14 bv
a score of 37-31. That aame made
it three straight wins over Alta-
mont.
me Midgets lost a game to Mills
Saturday. February 11. The score
was oi -jh.
The KFJH Traffic Sauad is
I i.vpe oi ponce lorce. There are
(two
: bers- TheV Blve out tickets to the
siuaenus wno do wrons. This is
for safety precautions. Every Fri
day Traffic Court meets to try
the students who have, veceived
tickets. The jury decides on a
punishment if the defendent is
found fjuilty. There is one jury
member from each room. Officer's
of the Traffic Court are: Captain.
Richard Groseclose; judee. Rob
ert Elliott; secretary, Martha
Mac Beth.
The fire squad consists of two
captains from each room. Officers
are: Fire Chief. Stephen Binney;
assistants. Bill Santo and Harold
Diehl. They take care of fire drills.
On Wednesday. January 18. the
squad visited the Klamath Falls
iFire Department.
The a cappella choir from KUHS
ane to us on Thursday. February
16. The (iroup sang three numbers
unae r uie Direction oi Andrew
! Loney.
On Valentine's Day the social
'committee presented a program
I to the student body. Liston Pur
ivine and Mike Raines did a pan
itomime "I Want To Be A Cow
girl." A play called "To My Val
entine" was presented by Dn
Johnson. Gcorgianna Puter, Bob
Thompson, Stewart Maxwell, Loa
Andrus. and Trenton Douglas
Gayle Osborne and Myrtle Harri
son did a tap dance. "The Moon-
eirls.'' They were assisted by Em
ie Tagtrart. Ice cream end cookies
were then served in the home
rooms by the social committee.
REFUGEES
! BON". Germany The
: Refugee Ministry said Saturday 5,
i 227 refugees fled Communist East
i Germany to the West this week.
I This figure compared with 6,465
I for the previous week.
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CONTINUOUS FROM 12:41 P. H.
FIRST TfMEiNK. TKUSl
The story of a frontier parson
with a sense of humor, a world
of courage, and a knack for
home-made miracles!
HERBERT j YATES
TWINKLE
HUGH 0ERIAJ
ONE OF THE YEAR'S
FINEST, FUNNIEST
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