THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1956
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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KLAMATH FALLS WOMEN hex-on J Dos3' McKay. We el Hw RepvbKcan U.S.
ienioril Cid3?e, iuncitee t iK VSH hi HoJel Wednesday. From left are Mrs.
Oirve Cereet. state diairma of Wooien-for-McKay; Mrs. McKay, looking fresh and
serene despite e bunpy p!ae ride from Portland which made ker late to her own lunch
eon; Mrs. E"e Ctark, cochnre of the Kiamath County McKay Committee, and Mrs.
foreriy York, a precinct cosnttitteewoman. ,
Mrs. Dougas McKay Urges
Women To Get Out Vote
" have a peat Hv!kj:"'bi.-xi' seriiice in both world arj
Mrs. Douglas McKay taid RepubS- and their final rrwve to ftasoing.
caa woroen al a hiadteoo at the loo hea McKay was named a
WiOOTW Haul Werioesday. "tb. member a President Eisenhow
of wen ime a voting berth and er s cabinet.
cas5a our ballots a w beans "rVnen Douglaa asked me if he
and minds dictate ith our choice should become a candidate (or
tnm erJj to ourteies and God." nonManon ior Ui. senator, it
c. ,t, . t rr- "as one of the hardest decisions
that all oi the repsered RepabU- McKay related I had a comfor-
hoped te retorn to Oregon after
his term and retire to private
life.
Because of his conviction that
nwtM timiAt. him in Ih SaTa
County McKay-for-Senator group. , u the greatest sac
Present at tne taxheon -ere , nare m.
icany -precnet workers, personal pleasant hie to help
friends of Mhl McKay and some bttSoand by stepping into ,
smo announced tnernsehes as totigh poiitkal canv
rjeeomers to Repuobcan ranks IT:"-
bo had joined to aid in the Mc- expressed her appreciation
Kay campaign. to all of their friends, including
A wife and homernaker for vi olive Cornet! srho. u oar
nearly years. Mrs. McKay told caairman of the Women-for-ilc-the
sromen of their early Strug- yy movement, has nsKed 7 Ore
2jes to make a Evisg and raise 0f, and hai travel
'their family. She told of her bos- tnaJ, iooM miles to cam-
Mrs. McKay, wife of the Repub
lican candidate for VS. senator
from Oregon. as introduced by
Mrs. Ellen Clark, co-chairman
miih Bob Mest of the Klamath
Alaska Demos
Retain Lead
CITY BRIEFS
Cub Scouts
Show Display
s-
paizn for McKay.
She stressed his three - point
program of supporting Eisenbow-
.er. working toward a just and.
.'lasting peace and bis known hon
esty in reflecting the desires of
: the people in Oregon so as to truly
Irepresent this state.
F "He's a ffood em' T hone vnn
A Cub Scout display to indicate vote for him,'" she confided in
that scooting is a "family affair" closing.
was one of the highlights of the
first meeting of Cub Pack Four
Sirtaes Ursortra Mite Bel- October 11. at pm. instead of in hr dens two. three and
four. wrJi tbeir leaders and assis
tant leaders being Gladv-s MeBase.!
Easitr to cut
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JTSEAC sjaska Iter draae oi HM Gets Street feas the jaxor higb boiiiiisg
erase ooisates bfid ibe kaif ba' "P3"3 serwi5y SH at ise noaaced Wednesday.
m,r R-r-v- m;. r. , i Barnes Veterans AtrrgrauaB
twa a few csatefis trdrv as re- "" " iju.cs, s-, R.mm,f. Sale Tbe Be Val- " Tinker and Joan Ascoenbacn-t
terns frOQ Tuesday s ternsarial ,CE- tej Federated Cab will bold a Val Costanzo and Alice GaDo-
eiectica trksfet siowiy a frccc rummage sale in CJvde aad Art s way presented a few highlights of
a hgsteriaacs. ' GL-i tie B of LE tJ! meet Towj;g Sen ice baadig at 723 Cub Scouting and bow to make it
j W3ti t&osj of tbe big pclteu rris5"- 0c"-cff!.li ,f DT:?JL?" foa'-b Aveone on Fnday and fun.
areas uiMd aad 1 oi tie m boroe of Mrs. Ii. R. Bsa-ntt, Satarday from t ajn. to 5 pjn.i Tie following cornmitteetcen for
rprecmcu reported, rbe Demcriis 4511 Boararsan Avenue. iProeeeds win be devoted to the tbe coming year were anounced:)
were asead in of the 39 races.: cfera's nurses scaoiarssip fcad Bill Green, "institutional represen-i
(Sacoe still were ciose enough taey SecrwJs Gradaates Gradsated and other youth work. Anycce lathe for Mills-PT A. Treasurer !
cocid go Repobcaa bat txA from recrss tra-csg Septeraoer wsii rummage to contribute saouid Val Costamo. Committee Chair'- ,
eoouiii to rsernocraix cos- at tbe Naval Training Cetaer..eaD Hiida Sajrcbaaga in Doms man Chest Ashby. Advancement
trol of tae Legisaare aad daai- San Diego, were James B. Tar-iat EX 7-ZA2. Committeeman Ivan Ecdes. and
inasce in top terrKoriai ejeeLve 'tee. son of Mr. and Mrs. WiSia-T:. Ideas Chairman Shorty Eastbura.1
PW-x- I- f, nonte 1. ,.; Lufsr-Tv Mavflower rtov A graduation certificate lute
Tie Kepobfceans were strasgest uayxj t o ixcaooe. son ot mz. CoturreEanonal Church Troop 4 was presented to Kenneth
in races for tbe Termor.! ien- ad Mrs. J. L Oponar. o! "nZ r GaQoway. Cub awards were pre-
ase. apparently eaparig five oee z. Box ana urya S- r-er-; j j pa J( Vae (or sensed to Douglas Leach. War-
se am posafv su 10 L-e .. u- I Djn. hischeoi on FriArr n ten UuJette. Keitn anmce, Kicn-
ocrats three. Seve. koidover Dem- Perry of 1W7 Patterson. FoEing Qra BieTwTse e 0-" ard Eastbum. Larry Woods, Curt
ocrats kept tae party is cootroL.rwo weeks leave, the graduates v""; Morris. Charles Galloway. Don
la the Hcose race. rJernocraa will report to shipboard duties or ' Ascbenbach. John Ticker. Docnie
led for S seats and toe Repobh- service scoocSs. ; Lee Spicer. Jack Hatfield, and
jeans X Petlock Memners of the Eagle Kenneth Galloway.
1 EasilT reelected was E. L Atvanveal PTA Dr. Lores E. Lodfe and their families are in-,
Bartiea. deiezaie to Cocpess. Messerer. profesMr of psycholo- vitea to attend a pothjck dinner
iwao tad pcied up a U.:7 to iVW gy at Souiem Oregon CoSege. at tbe hall on Stinday at 5 30 p.m. MpllCcn 5tIlf?S
,lead over Byroa GiEaai, to Re- gave a 6emecstrat:n of deveiop- All teeo-agers whose parerJs are Jl"c 1
posjcaa oppcoeas. roer.lal levei of c.nJdren of var- members of the lodge are espe- Cllf,0f. I T. Jnu
i Aiaskass aio axreiKly will be wjs ages for tbe ' Akamoot SciiooS; daily invited to attend and come nUnClQI I OUUf
represesoed tn two Democratic PTA Tuesday aneraoon. October eariy oecause eaterta,acr.ent will
-secators- and erne VTepre- X at It3. Selected chacren from be proviied for tbem from 2 p.31. Puneral services were held at
semave"" who w-J! go tr Coo- tbe disrict were eaiaiov-ed by Dr.; to i pjn., iLfl"1' U?3r '"..M"' Mehfsa k;
gress to work for stater-tod. If it MesseciW to deraoKCe tbe var- , . -dpre Stiles, res?rlem of HamaA
is gracted cbring tbear terms they ious parts of tbe preseautioa. PUr Cars-at tbe Olene-PiDe f, r d 0cto"
w-a take thea- place? m tbe Sea- !Grme Corarnaaitv Hal Saturdav, Jr.!' fM- '5"'J!?s:
Hmo kiA i.wj TV Merrv Mixen So -are Artnr i n iw. .-j tne r.rst ttapast unurca ot
is rbe sav year Senate race was Dance dub will meet a! the AJta- frestxjetKS. Tie ptibLc is icvjied.
former Gov. Ernes Graesirtg. rncot Eieroeatary ScbocJ Friday.
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"DENNIS THE MENACE"
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JAMES MASON BARBARA RUSH
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Printed Pattern
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Ox sew Pnr)ted Pararsi
"dikes sewtsg Uls sist pare
pleasare: Oa!y eoe yard 54-iatft
laane needed dsrectsos csearty
rrsced rgrt ea eacst patters part.'
See its new atagtca! haest as
stemrag to yocr ftgare!
Prated Pattern t Mtsses'
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riea staes: 1 yard i4-iacs.
Ttkts prsoted patters assvres
perfect fx. Easy drecuotis prated
eacsi tnsae pauers part.
Seed tuny-tri cess s cotas
far ta paoers aod i cent (or
fax pauera for lst-ciss marring. :
tad u Vanaa Martaa. car of
Heraid aad News. Pacers Dept
IB sea lata St, .Vew Verk U.
V. Pnat paauy ucae. address,
wna laae. st and styie somber.
rr MUKKS us 'Qtnsizt "... n reoucs m'Ttdrn ikffxx'M
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wbksi she w as a member. ofHci-;
ated at the service in O Hair's
Memorial Chapel. ;
Final rites and interment were'
in LickviDe Cemetery. !
Stirrivors iachrfed her widower. '
Periy Sriks. K!am3th Falls t a
sco. Carl J. S'iies. Chilocuin: I
daarhters. Mrs. Nora Paje. Mrs.!
i Tickets are now on sale from
! izy nxa-otr of tbe Kiarjtb Faljs
'Kiwac-s Csb. Gas's L".qje Mar
ket. Riciys Jeweiers. tbe Wesaers
Tzrdi Drug Store or tbe caamber
of oaturoerce for tie hiianous
icree-act c-anedy. 'To B 1 i d
local' raK. October k li and 20 LrtV 7.L',
at Sx ctSL
' . ,, ,. . . 'asd Mrs. Ira Gcariey. Ashland:
unprwiTas-.'srs, tjeve jccissco. trarx!chi!area and II
E:t Radr-5e. 3 recovers g in eraoichildren.
Klamath aTiey Hospital foijowiag
nzatx surgery.
' Srbaei CaflaTta and airj are
Evried to bear F Rotgars of Tie
Netherlands tai and show film?
on life is Eoilaad a tbe I00F
liaH. tacr.-, a e ciock. i
For Bramo rJa.-,
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DIRECTOB NAMED
: Dr. D. D. DarUad. former pro-;
fessor of education at PaofK tru-
versrty. has been named director
of professional services of the
Oregon Edtx-atkn AssoctatirjB- He
assasried his new duties October 1 1
witi tee aista!werrer havisg1
bees made by Cecil W. Posey, ei
ecutrre secretary of tbe asi-oaa-
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in tutT fecedor! ocj! Tet eo
von'ese o Hvs yec TV or Sodsyl
YOVR NORTHERN STAMP
REDEMPTION CENTER
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OPEN EVERY DAY
AMERICAN CHINESE
Foods at rkeir best!
Ben B. Lee, Mgr.
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Skunk Rattles
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LOS ANC ELES f Casumers
at Woocy Tr.ttl bar kicked op
fra rbesr drsks aod saw a
skask staaig a the doorway.
' "A3 jvm cauj bear were tbe ice
'cabes ratiisrg a tbe g'jMrs."
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I Tie r cwCtrjers le fetsnediyi
wiie Trjtt aal waitress Ria ;
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caiy trapped ijm m.-- a a rest'
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OUT THEY GO !
Final Clean Sweep -
1956 Company Cars,
Demonstrators, Executive Cars
Super 88 4 -door Sedan 88 Holiday 4-door Sedan
Super 88 Deluxe Holwtor Coupe 98 Deluxt 4-door Holiday Sedan
98 Convertible Coup
Final Clean-up - four last chance to
buy Oldsmob'ile at the lowest price
of the year.'
700 o Guaranteed!
Dick B. Miller Co.
7rh & Klamath
Olds - Cadillac
Ph. TU 4-4154