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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 31, 1956)
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 31. MSB Beef Promotion Programs vuwnea lo Cow Belles Two Drocramx lli.nl sponsored by the Oro" n 2, "r wmmittee. Emphasis is Belles in thni.1Ci..wi?cln P a(;cd " lhing (mure HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Local Doctor Takes Course inOllOn Of tnfrflncr.H r i were outlined by Mrs. Joe Oliver, slate Cow Belle president, speak ing to some 50 members of Klam ath Bounty Cow Belles and their guests at (he Pelican Cafe lon- ua noon, the occasion un ih homemekers n-inra nri hntio,. ...,.,., of using beef on the menu. To this end, the state Cow Belles are sending copies of Beef Cookery, the national Cow Belles' cookbook, to homemaking departments of high schools in counties where Cow annual fall luncheon and it marked " :,?e!? ?red-..In Mrs Ol vor ini.j Tv. . i j,"ua- uepanmems applying lor it. Dave Camnhell M m r 3 Mr?'iThe overall cost. Mrs. Oliver said, dent oHtewLI h Cn ! pre5Hwi11 be b"' $1,400 in addition to and now ffriT vmo i' -T g"p lhe ost of the cookbooks. state organization, is gcner.-l chair-', f""!,y Ctt? Bclle groups wiU man for the State Cow Belles Beef . ,ndcP.end' action on this pro- H'"'" mm me luamam county Dr. Calvin Hunt, Klamath Falls, is one of a number of Northwest physicians '. registering at a post graduate course in arthritis, rhcu- Card Party Well Attended Fire Destroys Chemult Garage CHEMULT - llre of undeter mined origin completely destroyed a garage owned bv Loren Mnslnn nnvAv9A...Tk. nti0' Chemult about It a.m. Monday, matism and related diseases at the. rally given in the Bonanza School No 0,18 was In the building at the University of Oregon Medical i Auditorium the evening of Octo- time of the fire, and both family School this week. Iber 27 was well attended. More automobiles vert, ,!...,. I- Rnecoll '...,;! f ! ,1 1 1 . eritus of clinical medicine at Cor-1 on the tennis court being built atl neu university and president of theithe Bonanza Big Springs Car group has indicated its willingness Ic go along with it. . The Oregon Cattlemen's Associa tion will promote the "Send an Old Cow to Market", program this I year, the proceeds of the sale to go to beef promotion. Two awards irFrFnnn ti r. . are offered. Mrs. Oliver said. One Coroner cirin. w ward. has bcen. Put UP W out Wednesday again McLuE'S Si,?. J.',". " NO. 4 On Ihe NmrnrnW l. 1 ' " Coroner Rap. Measure wm rowr arthritis and rheumatism founda tion, and Dr. Wil iam C. Kuzell assistant clinical professor of medi cine at Stanford University, are guest lecturers. The three-day session Is soon. sored jointly by the Oregon medi cal school and the Oregon Chap ter, Arthritis and Rheumatism Fall, low prizes to Ben Dixon and Foundation. During the course phy.Mrs. John Brown, and traveling sicians will participate in round- orizes to Mrs. Lester Jones and Candidates present were Mr. and Mrs. James Kaler ana son, Air. and Mrs. Charlie Mack, Mr. and, Mrs. Ed Gowen, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Landry and Harry Boivin. Nine tables were in play, with women's high going to Mrs. Claude Bechdoldt, men s nigh to Jesse Mc- table and panel discussions and ob serve methods of treatment and re habilitation of patients with rheu-j matoid disease. SKATER'S MOTHER DIES NEW YORK I - Mrs. Marie Heiss, 41, mother of Carol Heiss. world figure skating champion, died yesterday. Charles Dalton. Prizes were donat ed bv Bonanza merchants The Rebekah Lodge cooperated with the park association, and those on the committee from both organizations were Mr. and Mn. Robert Schmor, Mr. and Mrs. Ishmael Dick, Mrs. Charles Steber, Mrs. Tom O'Connor, Mrs. Homer Roberts and Mrs. Florence Horn. ballot which provides for remov ing coroners and surveyors in the state of Oregon from the provision ........... .up.,u popu lation and another award of S100 is onered to the county association sending the most money from the of (h- ., , f senaing me most money trom the them rnl;U'10n' makin old cow Pr8ram ' the promotion them i appointive instead of elective! fund, based also on the per capita VUICCS. .sltla nnnnlalinn 'This mpaciirn ni:1nnin - . fc , Iiiiaii-UUIUK. ne said. 'I am opposed to having our officials appointive. They must remain elective. 1 am also opposed to the proposal that the office of attorney general be made appointive. snould Measure No. 4 pass," he Airs. Bill Gouldin. nrpsirlpni nf the Klamath County Cattlemen's Association, has accepted the post of state chairman of the Beef for Fathers Day .promotion for 1957, Mrs. unvcr announced. Mrs. Gouldin and her committee will meet early in December to continued, "it is quite possible that1, r ear,y, '" ?ece"lber . t0 the coroner's budget foVeach conn-1 Prellmina.ry plans for the sprmg the coroner's budget for each coun ty in the stale umnlrf h i, .,..,.,) by some 125,000 to $35,000 per year. At no time have police depart ments requested this measure. Therefore, they must be satisfied." Morris also contends that Meas ure No. 4 should h rtefp.-itort ho. cause it is possible, if it became Drosram next vear. Ml-Q Furl Kornc i.H phgirman of Klamath Countv Cow Belles, in- iroaucca jana: warren, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kent, Wniron winner of this year's 4-H award from the organization. Six airls were eligible for the nwarH in efferiivo ih-,1 .,, Li: "-line groups tnird annual competi- Z Jhanr LS'"?:1'- Ihe prize is given to the'one would be subierfeH ,Znlm , ,u j Vu j me nesi coniinuny in ine ueet fural causes dUe 10 "reeding program, records kept on project ana oiner pertinent tea- tural causes. "This measure," he concluded, "would change the coroner's office fim one whose duty is to deter mine whether there had been foul play in the death of any person to a position of using bodies to fur ther the cause of science. This lould not be the function of cor oner's office." Oar Strikes Medford Man LOVELOCK, Nev. Wl A pedes trian from Medford, Ore. was killed by a car five miles east of Lovelock as he walked down the cenler of U. S. Highway 40. The viclim was Adclard Joseph Lcblanc, 50. His death Monday night brought the Nevada highway toll to 105 for the year. Witnesses said Lcblanc was dodged by several cars before one driven by Virgil Lee Pruitt of Lovelock fatally struck him. ih tlires. The proposal to give a junior as well as senior award next year was presented and will be decided upon in the spring. Fourteen out of the 36 counties in Oregon have county Cow Belle organizations now, as auxiliaries to the county cattlemen's groups. The Klamath County group has nearly 75 members. (Picture on Page Twenty Two) NEW SERVICE STATION '' CHEMULT Opening soon here Is a new Shell Service Station to be operated by John K. Pinckley, who has moved his family from Springfield. The Pinckleys. who have a small son and daughter, were former Chemult residents, having lived at Beaver Marsh where he owns a service station.! All Men's and Boys' SHOES Reduced in Price This Week Only ARBUCKLE'S 717 Main (1 't f 8 TABLETS Offer Yen Same-Day Relief from Pains of ARTHRITIS! 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