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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 23, 1956)
TUESDAY. OCTORER 23. Morty BCUOT tonisnull IHAVCTO SPECIAL CLOTHINAfOI? , A TOP THE KIS5 WANTS MC ID TAKE J iWCU,C7RDPByLA.TfP School Play Under Way Rehearsalj for "Here Comes Charlie," to be presented Novem ber 2 under the direction of Anna B. Dolezal, are in full swing at Gilchrist High School. Reports on the plot of the farce eomedy reveal that Larry Elliot, played by Bobby Garner, finds himself in a predicament. He has just received a letter from the man who once saved his life, and is now dying, and for whom he promised to do anything he could, saying Charlie is arriving to be his ward. Larry, expecting a small boy of lour or live, is some what taken aback when Charlie, enacted by Ella Harris, appears. Charlie and her guardian Aleck Twiggs arrive and from that time on there is confusion. Nora Malone, Leeann Curtis in real life, and Officer McGrill, played by Mike Oxborrow, add humor to every situation, while the Smythe-Kersey family, played by Sue Craig as the mother, Bev erly Sample as the daughter, and Charles Patterson as the son, rep resent the haughty imposters. Kay Rolison, in the role of Fanny Farn- ham, portrays the devoted aunt, and Arthur Warren, as Ted Hart ley, the trusted friend. " Russell Cole, as Aleck . Twiggs springs surprises on everyone, bringing the comedy to a satisfy ing and hilarious conclusion. Motel Confab Ends Wednesday ; Keith Cobo, operator of the City Center Lodge of Klamath Falls, presided at Monday and Tues day's business sessions of the twelfth, annual convention of the Oregon Motor Court Association. Cobo is the OMCA state presi dent. The convention is being held at the Gearhart Hotel, Gearhart-on-the-Coast, and will be concluded Wednesday. 9 A.M. he 1LY V I W I IS V Now at Suburban Finance all day loans. 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We specialize in consolidating all your debts, to refinance existing con tracts where present payments are too high. ig56 Meekle ocWriau k 'Package Deal' Under Study DUNSMUIR-Plans for a "pack age deal" weekend to interest win ter sports enthusiasts from the Bay Area are being formulated by hotel, motel and restaurant opera tors in Dunsmuir. William DeCris tina and J. M. Jones spent sever al days-in San Francisco last week making arrangements with travel agencies and bus companies. As soon as snow conditions per mit, H. L. Rubidoux of Dunsmuir, recently granted a franchise by the Public Utilities Commission, will provide bus transportation from Dunsmuir to skiing areas. (mil SKILLET OBLASH Combine m large frr paa two 15 otroca eons NaAerr'e 'CHI Coo Cum, or 000 80 oanca can, Vt oop water, M oup whole kernel corn, 1 cup Hghtr pack ed uncooked egg noodles. Sim mer 20 minutes and serve with fruit salad and hard roll. iRjra racrpEfl For handy hmta cm ttwalrre meat preparation, write to Home Bco nomfea Dept Nalley'Oi loo, Teooma, Washington. 1 TELL HW HOW ) fJ X3UHATC fif ,L0N(3 iZSA 7 HE Wit? isP!nfvJ I IN NOTIME, 11 IP5 how 100 3; TTr5 HEssyiT LT ajEL 8 ' NALLEYS V Bob O'Connor OFFERS A 70 Attend Voters School BONANZA Seventy persons at tended the Ijist votera school spon sored by the Bonanza Farm Bu reau at 8 o'clock October IS in the library. Lester Jones, chairman of the bureau, introduced citizenship chairman Klsa' Rueck, who intro duced her co-worker Winifred Burk and the speakers. First speaxer was Ed Geary, who talked on state taxes and how legislative measures have had effects on county taxes. A. R. (Major) Dickson explained why taxes were raised since the reap praisal of all property in the coun ty, stating that the tax is set by the State Tax Commission, not the county assessor. Harry Boivin and Henry Semon explained the seven amendments to be voted on November 6. Questions and discussion followed the speeches. Other candidates at tending were Josephine Kittredge, Dorothy Lowell, Clyde Caldwell and John Kerbow. Refreshments were served by DO YOU OWN RENTAL PROPERTY? Did you ever itop Is think that you could be sutd by your ten ants for Occidents thot wore In no way your own fault? ' For ot little 01 $6.90 every lit months (plus a small member hip fee tho first tlx monthi) you can protect yourself with Personal Comprehensive Llobility Policy against injury or dam age suits for which you might be held legally lioblo up to $10,000 far each accident. This small amount wauld Insure YOUR OWN HOME AND FOUR RENTALS (lower rates, of course, far loss rental property). Protect yourself today tomorrow may.be too lotel .' CALL LOCAL AGENTS BOB SMITH OR BOB McDERMOTT 116 So. 11th Ph. TU 4-7101 1 re j': M u I fern KathyHalaas Hammond Organ THE KIND OF MUSIC YOU LIKE . . . PLAYING NIGHTLY (except Sunday) VISIT KATHY AT THE CHUCK WAGON BRONCO ROOM . . "Bar Of Music" V J HERALD AND NEWS, Mrs. Lester Jones, Mrs. Lloyd Hanlons and Mrs. Ida Casebeer. assisted by Mrs. Don Horsley and Mrs. Jess McFall. Drive Under, Way In Siskiyou nimsMitm nnves for finan cial support of the Shasta Silver tip District, Boy Scouts of Amer ica, are underway in five commu nities in southern Siskiyou County. Weed started its drive last week, ...itk iiau Roontc ac rhnirman. A dessert meeting, followed by a door to door canvass ucioDer to, will kickoff McCloud s drive, with James Hogan their chairman. Phil Googins is Mount Shasta's chairman, Pondosa's is Phil Flan nel, and a chairman for the Duns-muir-Castella area will be named this week. Paul Alcouffe of Duns muir is general chairman of the drive. 9 P.M. yflTFARMtRtlfcio. - ArVXlNSUftAIICIK. 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