SUNDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1957
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Monday
Kiwnnis Directors, noon. Pine
Grove Room.
Lions Directors, noon, Spruce
Room.
Business and Professional Wom
en. 6:30 p.m.. Pine Grove Room.
Humble Oil Company, 6:30 p.m.,
Spruce Room.
Tuesday
Toastirtasters Club, t 30 a m.,
FUNERAL RITES
DUNSMU1R (Special) Funer
al services for Hiran J. Derby,
66 year - old resident, were held
Saturday at 2 p.m. in Dunsmuir
with Lodge 297, AF&AM officiat
ing. Derby died Wednesday at his
home in Dunsmuir. Survivors in
clude his widow. Hilda. Dunsmuir:
a daughter. Mrs. Add Brinegar,
Klamath Falls and a brother,
A. A. Derby of McCloud.
Center of oil production in Col
ombia is Barranca Bermeja where
a 350-mile pipe line carries SO
million barrels of oil yearly over
land to tankers anchored near
Cartagena.
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Wednesday
KUHS Boosters Club, 6 JO a.m..
Pine Grove Room.
Sojourners. 1 p.m.. Pine Grove
Room.
Realty Board, noon, I p r u e t
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Pine Grove Room.
Seagrams, 5:30 p.m., Spruce
Room.
Thursday
Shell Oil Company, 8 a m., C-
idar Room.
I Kiwanis Club, noon. Pine Grove
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Sunbeam Corporation, 6.30 p m..
Pine Grove Room.
! Toastmistress Club, SO p.m.,
spruce ttoom.
Friday
Shell Oil Company, I a.m.. Ce
dar Room.
Rotary Club, noon. Pin Grove
Room.
I Saturday
O. E. A., 4 p m., Spruce Room.
I Sunday
1 Jaycees. 10 am, Spruce
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I Tueiday
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Quota Club. noon. Camas Room.
Anaconda Wire, 6:30 p.m.. Cra
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Wednesday
Toketee Lions, 6 30 p.m., Em
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Thursday
Soroptimists. noon, Camas
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Noma Club, 7 p.m., Empire
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Friday
Chevrolet Co., t a m.. Crater
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Rotary Club. 7 p m , Empire
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Saturday
Dental Laboratories, all day.
Empire Room.
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Plans Made
For Carnival
MERRILL Plans for a food!
booth at the school carnival were
made during an executive board
meeting of the Merrill Parents
Patrons Association October 16.
The carnival is scheduled for Oc
tober 26 at the high school gym
nasium The PPA booth will fea
ture hot dogs, coffee and dough
nuis. Results of the membership drive
were announced as follows: first
prize, $5, Mrs. Ted Gordon: sec
ond prize, $2.50, Earle Swift and
Mrs. Dale West, tied. Mrs. Gor
don said that with the prize money
her class purchased pets for the
science class a garter snake, a
white rate, a chameleon and an
ant farm.
The class of Mrs. Janis Kafton
won the prize for room count at
the October 8 PPA meeting.
Australians
Visit Basin
CHILOQUIX Four young wom
en from Sidney, Australia were
overnight visitors in Chiloquin at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Wolff on one of their first stops
in the United States while
touring the world. They were Mar
garet Goldsmith, Marcia Dale, Ju
dilh and Ann Tucker,
The girls met on board ship
from Sidney to Vancouver, B.C.
last winter when each set of two
had left home for the same pur.
pose, to try to work their way
around the world. In addition to
their tickets, Australian money
regulations would allow them to
take out the equivalent of $200
American money if they traveled
as tourists, but $650 each if they
were emigrating. They emigrated
to Canada which entitled them to
get jobs there.
sharing an apartment in Van.
couver during the past five months
alter the Tucker sisters had com
pleted a quick sightseeing trip
down the Pacific Coast to Mexico
and back, the girls all had jobs
and took numerous weekend trips
as far east as Lake Louise and
Banff. Now for their tour of Unit
ed States and Mexico they have
purchased a station wagon and
are using camping equipment to
keep their costs at a minimum.
During their overnight stay In
Klamath County the girls were tak
en to Crater Lake, saw a potato
and cattle ranch, and enjoyed lis
tening to the "American dialect."
i uture plans include motoring to
Mexico City, New Orleans and Mi
ami, then to Nassau for winter
jobs, back to a tour of the east
coast in May, and to eastern Can
ada in June from where they will
sail to England where they will
again work before touring the eon
tinent. Eventually they will return
to Australia to rejoin their fam
ilies.
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Deer Hunters
Kill Large Bear
WEED A bear killed in the
Fort Jones area Monday by Weed
hunters Carl Manton, a. and Jim
my Manlon. 18, took five shots to
kill and five men to take it one-'
quarter of a mile to their car.
The animal dressed out at 365
pounds and was believed by an
oldtimer to be only two years old.
The young hunters were deer
hunting when the huge bruin ap
peared within about 20 feet of
them. They reported seeing two
other large bears and a cub in
the area, but had their hands full
taking care of the first kill.
Services Held
For Woman
Services for Mrs. Lena A. Puck-
ett, who died Wednesday at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Leon
ard Wood, at Grant Acres, near
Central Point, were held Saturday
at 1 p.m. in the Community Church,
Cedarville, California. The Rev.
James W. Neely officiated. Com
mitment will be at Cedarville.
Mrs. Puckett was born Novem
ber 27, 1881, in Colorado Springs.
She was married June 20. 1901, in
Denver, to Edward E. Puckett who
died in 1950. She came to Surprise
Valley, California, in 1913, and from
1928 to 1953 she lived in Klamath
Falls. For the past two years she
has lived with her daughter near
Central Point.
Survivors include three daugh
ters, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Carl f Net
tie! Rollmann. and Mrs. Dallas
(Dora) Goodwin, both of Cedar
ville: 10 grandchildren and 14 great
grandchildren.
Head Named
For Cafeteria
WEED Appointment of Mrs
Glea Anderson to manage the
Weed Union Elementary School
cafeteria was announced by the
school board of trustees. Max Lay
ton, board chairman, said the se
lection was approved at the regu
lar monthly board meeting Octo
ber 10.
During the past summer Mrs.
Anderson completed a course in
school lunch planning at Chico
State College. A resident of the
community for many years, she
has been an active participant in
community events and in prepar
ing and serving for local lodge
and church banquets.
Leno Lenzi, school superintend
ent, expects the cafeteria to
open the week before Christmas
school vacation. Construction is ex
pected to be completed by the first
week in November. All essential
equipment has been purchased,
with delivery of the main items
due before the end of October.
The school now has a record
high enrollment of 692 pupils.
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Weed Scouts
WEED Cubs-A-Ho will again
be activated for the 1957-1958
year when the monthly pack
meeting opens Tuesday night, Oc
tober 22, at the Weed Union Ele
mentary School, at 7 o'clock.
Plans for the 11th year of Cub
Scouting in Weed were formulated
at a meeting Tuesday night, Oc
tober 15 of interested parents and
committee scouters of Troop' 31,
sponsored by the Weed Lions Club.
Named to head the cub pack
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WASHINGTON (UP)-President
Eisenhower has decided to cancel
his usual Wednesday press con
ference next week because ot Brit
ish Prime Minister Harold Mac
millan's visit. Macmillan is due
Wednesday.
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To Organize
committee are Gerald Kubli, cub.
'master; Leno Lenzi. institutional
'representative; Joe Belcastro. as
sistant cubmaster; and committee
men, M. C. Pratt, W. E. Elli
son, Oroville Anderson, Harold
Cedros and Winston Williams.
Den mothers, Mrs. Max Layton.
Mrs. Bob Mallory. and Mr Ace
Hildreth, will supervise the 25
Cub Scouts retained from last
year's pack. Additional den moth
ers are needed to supervise the
new dens expected to form with
the new registration of this years
eligible boys.
Parents must be present to reg
ister their boy in the Cub Scout
Inrnffram at the October 22 meet-
ine at the Weed school, and boys
entering the scout pack must be
:8 years of age and not over U
years.
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