PAGE SIX
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1956
Chiloquin Opens School
Year In New Structure
UF-RC Group
Makes Plans
CITY BRIEFS
riiiLOOUIV The 1936 school er first week attendance than in
year opened last week at Chile-! 14- The total registration i at the tv 5pecial giIlJ division ,
quin. with grade tchool teachers : end ot the first meek in 1M was -Operation Fair Share." this
a .i.,n the new t2.-iJ: in 1S53. in lto4. 438
OM) twelve classroom school with 388 last year and 424 this year.
its cafeteria, gym. and spacious; Grade school teachers are J
storage and playground facilities. Harry Whiting. Mrs. Gordon Kuist.
Principal Frank Hale reported a first grade: Mrs. Gail Ridenour,
chanae in the distribution of class- Modoc Point, and Mrs. James Par
es between the grade and high sley, second grade: Mrs. John Heil- jur Rickbeil,
year s United Fund - Red Cross
GOP Faces
Vote Setback
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
I Three major battles appeared in
Or. .t.- n. attar nnarlv rnmnlete
journers Club. Newcomers are wel- der of the Amaranth will have an Drjmary election returns Thursday
i Fall Tea An autumn tea and : University
style show will be held in the Pine week.
Grove Room of the WUlard Hotel;
Saturday at 1 p.m. by the So-
of Washington this
Meeting Friendship Court,
school building.
W,. . ... II inu -r .. , An
, wins, niu mi. yiaiia mu mj-
Irs- struct on meeting Monday after. Z . . - . '"ai visn. aaiuruay oigm. aciemohasued a prestige seioai 10
oon. The meeting is , scheduled ""i L ite So2r atari ne l5 J ? ,:? ""i " Republicans in the statewide
'for 3:30 p.m. at the Pelican Cale.!:JulChv'eXue?? "JiS U'sh ,R"e cTe1!ple Po"cal races.
rwi- r,i. j 1?" nau w u ? staed Millers precede the meeting. Sunday. Sep-i n,,.. u the race for gov-
ot .
co-chairmen
bronner and Mrs. Athel Roser. tpecial gifU" committee.
tember 16. there will be a 9 a.m.' ' htu:n Lt. Gov. Emmett
(breakfast at the Yacht Club 'r)Anderson, Republican, and State
Originally, Chiloquin had eight third grade: Mrs. David Schnei-i Bait?v :5 ., lh v t. t-' Welcome Wagon-Club will meet members and guests. For break- Sen Rosellini, the Demo-
Klamath Church Council
Studies Migrant Workers
erv i-i u nf rhnrrh..rooDerate by some mention of th
lire nuuaaui vuuiivm , . - t?..j
es held an executive luncheon both ; migrant work in its Sunday serv-
last week and this in order to ices.
make further plans for the migrant Other standing committees for
workers' program which will be the council have been appointed
underway for six weeks beginning I as follows. President Ross Rag
September 24 in the Malin and; land announces: finance qhair.
Tulelake areas. man. Richard Moehl. Charles Leik,
Betty. Jane. Whitaker from, the " ""."J
roruaml 0111V.C u uic naiiuwu
Council of Churches, was a guest
at last week's luncheon, and out-
erades in one building, lour in der and Mrs. Lester Hoback, Mo- f. , . k lhV" ,m the Empire Room of the Wi- fast reservations telephone
the other. Nearly 20 years ago the doc Point, fourth grade: Ross Mc- ju meted prior to the drive'Tf"13 1 at 7:4stonlhl- L 4"6795 Tu 2-0676.
..I il,i ih..a i. f.l.U ..A. Rnhhr. """" MmipiClCTI yitUl IU UIC UI1C i. j rlu Hnici will inniiuf a .
siriii mcuis ...o. imjur. mui . ...... ejoff on October 2.
were six erades in each but this Pheilfer. Sprasue River, sixth ci i..i . ij . i
year the seventh grade has been grade: Mrs. Henry Spicer. William- , . united ' women in ommlulity are munity HaU Saturday night. Sep-'gai,, ground on
divided. The straight seventh is in son River, seventh grade. T J McCarry associate a" resenaUons tember 15. S o'clock, for priies and ; me mter s Se
the erade school building but a Th Rich o-hnnl fariiliv mniiic .v.: ' '.u- ''caU TU 2-0672. ! refreshments. The Dublic oartv -rnutai
.. . -,.l,l, - " cnairnuui ot uic campaign, voin-i - . , . , . ,
combinauon seven h and eightii Gorjon Kuist. eighth grade and mjttee m,mter, inciuae p,,.. r,..! lis planned for every two weeks.
grade room is in ine nign Knoui.-o.jh. Jonn Hei bronner. seventh ij rv,,. c:,i. i; D..... Sleeting The GFA to the B of) I R.nnhlin covernor s:
Enrollment figures show 237 stu-ejgi,th: Frank DiLTio. social Howard Barnhise! Gene Bailey' LE wU1 meel "ith Mrs- Au"re1 s ! Regular Meetlng-of the Ever-i 131 The run-off race between
dents in the lower six grades. 20 5tudies and physical education: ; r,.r(.. Buman Gene Favell i clawson' 2021 Homedale Road, at green Garden Club will be held Mrs. Pearl Wanamaker and Lloyd;
invic uumi . -urs. rim .orris, nome ccoaoiiut Durment H 0 Juckeland I F nmuui n. jeanesaay. aepiemoer is at i:m, Andrews 0! spoxane lor .111 .
week last year, 81 in the sev-!and Dhviical education: Mrs. c.j t-n;-. .I'c.i.' . D.i.'i 'ojh. at the home of Mrs. Wes-i UanamaV-or's lons-time post of
no eismu. nc ...... KranX Bell, commercial suojects. nroat D
cratic nominee, alter Both scorea
surprisingly one-sided primary
victories:
Play Cards at the Olene Com- 121 Gov. Langlie's attempt to
Sen. Magnuson tor
Senate seat. Magnu
son s popularity coniesi uic
total climbed 150.000 above the
Rev. Galen Onstad and Merle
Loosley, Mslin: council week,
chairman, the Rev. Dale Hewitt,
. , 1 . . . . ( 11 n 1 -1
Ik. ,1. lrr nrwiw " ruuioiu. iuis. Junn-
e Z baby sitters, recreat.on d.rec-ls'on; church world service, chair-
aSt
Anyone interested may contact j BibIe con,mittee, chairman, the
his own minister to volunteer or iRev Marshall McKinnie, Marga
call Mrs. Kenneth Lamb.e who is., Davies M L c Thom5
the migrant committee chairman Lnd Mrs. MerIe LoosW Malin:
1 itner committee workers are D u ,,on((,rences chairman. Wavne
Kurtz. MerrUl, Mrs. True-. Hoyle p,ist.d. Mrs. Evere.t Dennis nrt
ert Sproat.
enth and
li55. and 106 in the upper lour !ea .luh and library: Elvareen
grades, an increase of nine over preger. English: Don Harris.
first week registration last year. and scence: George Hobbs. n -
However, last year had a small- maln and manuai training. John UUnSmUIr CVeS
" .,..1.:, : ; 1 j
One Killed
In Crash
Mathis, principal and math
Mathis reports that the
face steer Saturday night
Bakersfield 'UP) One
killed but
hieh Skatina Rink
scnooi ouuaine nas owrn remoa-1 nitvairiu r-.,
eled and the color schemes brieht- .J ,i.k .uA a,Mi. nanv tn h hM at tha rafiv. Club
ened this year. The cooking room park a,. lor roUcr bating and teria of the Summers School. The "e foUowing da.
of the home economics section was A-.r.Mr,o u h"ino mmiitiTMl Inr uu rjublic is invited and the nartv will .
. cvnipitnciy iciiu.ih-u .mi lout 0 u,13 j-ear s recreation commis-. begin at ociocx.
aiuucm uiuicu iiiaiauiru. lint cut-; 510n unds, about 12.000. This pro-
Drill Team Women of the ley Harsev. 4524 Bisbee Street. nntriniendenl of public tnstruc-
Moose. Chapter 467, will practice Slides on various interesting sub-jtion. She ran up anargin of onlyj
.rriaay ai i-is p.m. in uie Mouse win oc aiiuwu. about 4.0W ovei Anurews uui u:i
iHall. i combined total of her two oppo-l
! canceuation ine iviamain Le-inents was about 112.000 above uie
Midland Grange The Midland ' signers' Guild scheduled for Sep-!vote sne dreW in the nonpartisan
Grange will give away a white tember 21 has been cancelled duei race
St 8 w 1 e "id"'"'" uiaiiH-i uaiuru
meeting ana nower snow ,k., h turn at the Robert
Fenton home, 1517 California Ave-
Deborah Circle of the First
Presbyterian Church will meet;
and the Rev. Johnson. Tulelake,
Mrs. Edith Browning. Malin, Mrs.
Earl Redman. Mrs. LaVerne Har
brige. Mrs. Ethyl Buckingham,
Bill DeWitt and Paul Shipman,
Klamath Falk. Carpenters are
needed for the next two Saturdays
to -assist in flooring a building
which will be used this fall.
A 16 mm. film, "Again Pioneers"
which runs 68 minutes and deals
with the migrant laboring family
in relation to a community, is
available through Miss Whitaker's
Portland office. It will be shown
the Rev. Dallas McNeil. Evangel
ism, chairman, Robert Mezger,
Mrs. Ruth McClellan, the Rev.
Carl DeMolt. Malin.
The Christian Education commit
tee wil! be headod by the Rev.
James Overdorf. Klamath Falls.
Other officers of the council are
J the Rev. Marshall McKinnie and
Mrs. Gerald Wolff, Chiloquin, vice
presidents. Bill Cornell, secretary
and Ivan Riffey, treasurer.
" nrc ara rlno t-allnur rrn run tvith i - j j .
anchor mirar.,. - jett WOS OCClOeO On 81 a
,l .,ki t.M nA .vnlil nas Deen maae uuo a moaern sci-.councu luesaay evening.
' . . , Y . . .' :.n-. unit n.-ilh ini-c fnm. faKi.i U'nrk will hixitn thic VieeV tin oi ti c: -I..U
I7ie deaa man was laeniineo as V r . T" , . . " - Z ioit" jujuui":' Dutpt Pnwftirnit o
iiki f Sh,lrfs ss Rakprs. net. storage facilities, bright color ;the recreation commission proct will its annual faU meetinE .V.' - eu .. . A0'
f.eld. who was dnving alone in terne and new furniture. The li- of moorn rtrooms to be built on Saturday. September 15. begin- ll he hosts for the First
the car. Walter Rosenbaum. dri- bry ad hall have had a under the ballpark grandstand and!ning at , p m jn lhe Pine Grove tuao, mil be hosts lor the Urst
ving the truck owned by the Tro- "e unoieum lloor covering ano win oe speeaeoso i uie new iauii-iarea nome 0f Mrs. WiUard Stone. . """'" - J "" "",'
jan Powder Co. of San Franciscco. Pastel shades put on the walls.! ties can be used during the foot- MiUer-s store wffl put on , st-x,J'Z
' j .u. i u. ,Th kintt haiu iihirh had hon ball season. Li - ;ii... ...;n in the eteran s Memorial Build-
fore the explosion. ' dark with a tan and brown col-: was reported that the Duns-i la Mon the show and ,Fourth and "amath. Dinner
The Highway Patrol said the "ring, have been painted off-white, muir swimming pool took uiitnose attending are asked to bring w.,uth !p, "?hm
collision occurred when the car. aqua and rose.- ; S4.(0 dimng the summer, making ovn cards Persons Ashing;0' lhe Wl"a,rd Hotel following the
i westbound on U. S. 46fi. nulled null ni ,hr i.arh .r. . . almost self supporting. Efficient , ,v. .i. ar. a,kl to meeUng. AU members are urged
to pass a stalled vehicle and the faculty this year, Mrs. John fperdiion ut me titter. " call Mrs. Anna Cook. TU 4-3375.
smashed into the eastbound truck Heilbronner did substitute forti1" """8e ul "
TV SHOW
Word has been rtceived bv Bn-
more than once in the Basin, dates. nanza friends that the House broth
to be announced later. tore nnw nf Sarrampntn. will nn-
jomt Wom, 0f the Mooie-The pie Thursd.a5' ,Sfplem, " V 30 meeting of the Henley Bethel No.; October 14 has been designated ! near on television available in this
!- ' - n m. at 1K.1I IIWPII AtrfVl. A I hlLS-' . ... r. . ...111 nil . C U.. (L.. LFln n..nn;n Thm, nA
a. iliirveM OUIHJay uy tile Itdili-t dl vn. r I majr ,ciiiii. uicj mc
ath Council of Churches and. each scheduled to sing on the Mayor of
church in the Basin is asked to the Town program.
Job's Daughters The first fall
Syw-iSladM?u2ck reclU",on 'et"ons 01 """- sior, the planning commission, i the Moose. Chapter 467. for Fri- "f 'h. Monday. September 17. at the ML
Sded headon Tth a car nd The former eighth grade room chamber of commerce and cityy night has been cancelled. 1""" meet,ngs wlU wel-;Laki Church beginning at 7:30 p.m.;
12 Dis-
eterans and aux-
mission was told.
at Sandcut, some 10 miles east of last year. Mrs. David Schneider
er. . : moved here in June from Hon-;
ine irura reponeoiy was re-,duras where she did both grade c ' Cl.l!..
duced to molten metal1 alter ex-iar,d high school teaching, and Mrs .OCrVICtJ jTaTIOn
ploding and set fire t roadside; Kim Morris taught last year at n j rt AC
Square Dance The Merry Mix-
to be present.
Installation of officers, of the
brush which burned over fouriviedfn'rd She is a eraduate of the; RODBed Of 545
.v.c uc.utc Luuuiiiicu uy. university of Oregon.
lire units. j Mso on tne 5chool sta(f are E1.
7 If,"?' ""J ' u bert Brower. high school janitor.
- iui.i, ...ciui ;L E. McXamer. grade school jan-
office and fire department was
itor, Mrs. Earl Greear. cafeteria
sent to the-crash scene. The high-1 i t c- mv
way was blocked off on both sides. Mrs;c'laude ParaIOO, eaIeieria as
?...?"lsi0!? "1d..tra"1uc was sistants. Walter Baxter. Fort
ers Square Dance Club will dance !-; 'J?, SSZ
Friday at 8 p.m. at 515 Klamath r7. n T L ij c . j ' c
Avenue. Bill Mayhew will caU.;Cali' wlU be held Saturday, Sep-
Please bring doughnuts, cookies or
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Youths Attend
Safety Course
Klamath, bus driveer on the Fort
Klamath, Klamath Agency route.
The Modoc Point and Sprague Riv
er busses are driven by L. E. Mc
Namer and Mrs. Rohlin Pheilfer.
The bus routes are the same
DUNSMUIR Twenty-five young--as last year with one pxceotion.
slers are attending a two-week: The Modoc Point bus follows the,
numoer saieiy course at tne Duns-
muir Klemenlary School this week
and next, the initial meeting be
ing Monday. Harry Bender, Glen
jtimuin. xjjcjc urunjes and James
Lambert are instructors.
, The course is limited to 12 vears i
ana aiaer so mat as many as
possible may qualify for Junior
hunting licenses this year. A cer
tification of completion is neces
sary before a hunting license will
be issued to a minor. Parental per
mission was required for the
course.
(45 about
night.
Owner-operator Jim Gurin re- n,. ;iri w. rampd Rav Ann
ported to police that he was in the ; Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.,
lube room changing a tire about ; Wauer clarey, 2214 Cable Avenue
6 p.m. He found the cash drawer lan(j Mr. and Mrs. George DeRo
open when returning to the station ;sieri 4497 Balsam Drive
ollice, witn 45 having been iaKen; .
PTA Meeting The Riverside
School Executive Committee of
the Parent-Teachers' Association
will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
in the cafeteria of Riverside School.
All chairmen and members of
standing committees are asked to
from the register.
Police are investigating.
CHURCH SERVICES
SUMMER LAKE Regular
same route both morning and'Cnurcn services win De nem at.
niEht. althouch before it went one; the Church of Our Savior on bun-
way In the morning the other way; nay evening. sepiemDer 10. ai; attend.
In the afternoon. It goes to the 7:30 p.m. It will be preceded by j .,
Agency Lakeshore. past William-fa potluck supper at 6:30 to which At Seminar W. J. Owsley, pub-
son River, to Modoc Point and the community and friends are lie accountant, is now attending
back to Chiloquin on U.S. 97. 'invited. . . Ian estate planning seminar at the
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ft I J -V-Of S AT, . I
Yreka Chamber
Studies Costs
YREKA Costs will be the de
ciding (actor in whether or not
the Yreka Chamber of Commerce
approves the Greenhorn drainage
area water proposal, it was de
cided by members this week. II
acquisition oi land proves too.
costly, the chamber indicated itj
would be in favor or looking for
other solutions to Yreka s water
needs.
The chamber passed a motion
recommending the purchase of a
parking lot from the General Serv
ices Administration by the Yreka
city council for J12.500.
Death Takes
May Dillstrom
Mrs. May Dillstrom. 66. a native
of Kssmgton. B C . and a resident
of Klamath Falls lor S6 vears. died
September II in Hillside Hospi
tal. She had been in ill health lor
the last one and one half years.
Survivors include her idoer
Henry A. Dtllstrom of this citv;
daughters. Mrs. Myrtle Schalz.
Medford. Mrs. Alice Detroit and
Mrs. Lucille Detroit of this citv; i
brothers. Jimmie Evans and He'n-i
ry Evans nf Alaska; a sister.)
Mrs. Annie Ca.sen of this city; ;
also eight grandchildren and two!
greatgrandchildren
funeral arrangements mill he
announced by Ward's Klamath Fu
neral Home.
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