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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 26, 1956)
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH VAUS. OREGON PAGE THREE Library Club Event Set To Aid Children's Benefit resistance, for example, with ac tual surgery in the hospital and necessary care there afterward. Such cares were much more ex of the decorations committee, hashing a group of songs including Mrs.. Ray W. Oldenburg, first I chairman of the Children'a Case! lectomy program. Only children ineligible for wel fare fund or any other type of help, whose parents or guardians are truly unable to afford neces- sary operations,' are eligible for announced a program to follow "South ol the Border" as another help from the library club. feature of the program, which will Benefit fund for the club, and Mrs. M. E. Ferebee, president ol ihe club for 1955-5. With Mrs. Walter Brown, then club president. Mrs. Oldenburg helped set up plans for the fund when the club initiated the tonsil- me cara piay. iur "" precede the tea. He will be ac are asked as in the pesi 10 orjng eomDanj(.d bv Rmh jltalh their own cams ana cam """' ln(. pUn0, COVeTS. ! Prpslrimir rinrinff fhe tpa hnnr MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS? If se, write te Spears Cklrepraetie Seeitarlum i Hoapitel, Doner, Cale., far Teattmealel Preef er te nilts I arthritis, H, epb lapiy, rhaumerlc fever, tMlriele ecko mil, cerakrel peliy, asuaculer dys trophy, etrekea fceort, liver, akie, itemach, kieao cad weree ef etker ailments. pensive for the club. All f . 1- .J -l . . ..4 ka auMit ' " Seventy tonsillectomies for wor thy Klamath children hive been financed by the Klamath Falls Woman's Library Club since the Inauguration of iU children'! case benefit fund seven years ago. The seventh annual bridge tea spon sored by this group Saturday at 1 p.m. In the Willard Hotel mill benefit this fund. Mrs. A. Ivan Thompson, fund Chairman, and Mrs. Oliver Spiker. ml 1IU1U9 UCIIICH 1IWII1 ....... Saturday and donations at the sil club treasurer announced comple tion of the 70th operation for re moval of tonsils and adenoids this week. Some of the cases were simple, needing only the operation In a doctor's office, allowing the child to return to his home that evening, the women reported. These were relatively Inexpensive. Other cases were more compli cated, they said. The child need Suzanne Ku;ac of Malin will pie-j f0r hich Mrs. Chester J. Stone sent two dances, the Mexican Hat cvphcr of Tulclake and her corn dance and a Toreador dance. Mrs. imitteeare making plans will be Rent a Spinet Piano ver tea, benetil this cnaritaoiei work of the library club. Eligible children are selected with help of teachers and school nurses of the local health department by a com mittee of club members and local physicians. Actual medical work is done for a nominal or token fee through cooperations of Klamath doctors. Mrs. James Thornton, chairman UOa Milter, supiauu, win oub n group of three Latin-American folk i songs, accompanied at the piano by Mrs. George Mclntyre. "Flow- ing River." a Mexican birthday song and "Clelito Lindo" will be I Mrs. Miller's selections. Arthur Humphrey of Fremont; Junior High School, tenor, Willi jTTo"6 ooo e oTnfTo'o BooOodDoJt DR. J. W. LOWE Chiropractic Physician Complete Spinal Treatment 1 1 1 So. 4th St. Stevenj Hotel Bldg. Office Ph 2-1 131 . Res. 2-0182 Rail nay fca far t raa aaaafcla tin laward airchata. Larg ait plana alack In Ihla sari af til Wait. Many laa4iaf makaa. LOUIS R. MANN PIANO CO. 150 Na. Ilk BUmmtM Orifta CSsri Orgta Stock Liquidation Sale Now in Proojrcst Art-Needlework 412 M.i. Kl Ph. .lit ing pre-operative care to build up CotQBet8eoooo-' sunpay; February 26. ibss Barb And Dick Gallagher CO-OWNERS OF ( lOlSm rN nn II 1 I mm mm mm mmj III.. 1 1 u , ' ' The New Main Street Address Of Their STREET fry) JLll m m 617 main rn m I I 1 PRIZES! PRIZES! PRIZES! .a O Westinghouse 21" TV Set O Westinghouse 25" Laundromat II . . . t 1 o Westinghouse Deluxe Roaster w . I Get Your Tickets Free! I You Need Not Be Present To Win! MARCH 2nd and 3rd Your Klamath County WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCE Bvr n i rn UEALCK f Open 9:30 A.M. To 9:30 P.M. During Our r; if: i'4 GRAND OPENING . . . ' f ' ' : " . Friday and Saturday March 2nd and 3rd You Are Cordially Invited To Inspect ur Men illlain Street Appliance Store... You Will Find A Srand Assortment Qt Famous Westinghouse Major Appliances. us I I "You Can Be Sure If It's WESTIMGIKIQUSI if ri
