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PAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON SUNDAY. OCTOBER 27, 1957 Nursing Aide Will Speak Here Muriel Young, mental health nursing consultant, State Board of Health, will be among numerous sneakers nn a n:inpl nf pxnerts ,!,. ,:ii who will appear at a meeting the American Association for Uni MURIEL YOUNG versity W o m e n, to be held Mon day, October 28, at Iteames Golf jind Country Club. Dinner hour will be at 7 p.m. Subject of a panel discussion will be "Commu nity Responsibility for the Men tally 111-7 Miss Young graduated as a reg istered nurse from the Ashbury Hospital in Minneapolis. Minne sota, received her B.S. degree in public health from the University of Minnesota, and a degree in pub lic health and mental health from the same school. She has served as a reserve nurse officer in USPII service, was industrial public health nurse dur ing World War II in Vancouver, Washington,' education director for (he Chicago Visiting Nurse Associ ation and Mental Health Nursing Consultant for the Kansas Slate Board of Health. Also appearing on the panel will be Dr. Dean Brooks, superinten dent of the Oregon Slate Hospital, Salom; Dr. Seth Kerron, Klamnlh County health officer; Miss Mil dred Lowden, psychiatric social worker for the Klamnlh Cmi"iv Health Department, and two lo cal physicians, Dr. ruul onarp and Dr. William G. Holford Jr. Those interested in hearing the discussion may make reservations for the dinner by calling TU 4-81)32. HUNTERS FINED WEED Four hunter ,,were cited in Weed Justice Court' Mon day for possessing a loaded gun in their autos. Sentenced to pay a fine of 25 each after their plea of guilty before Judge Kenneth T. Stone were Roy K. Wlllson. Bennic and Velma Bird of Redding and 1 l.arayeuo Watson jr., of Central Valley. Ttw STARTLING FACTS obout TAXES, GOVERNMENT, ' WOtLD AFFAIRS, COMMUNISM, UNITED NATIONS, LABOR, ntf AMERICANISM BE INFORMED WATCH KOTI -2, SUN., 6:15 PM & THURS., 11 PM LISTEN KFJI RADIO. SUNDAY, 9:15 PM TONIGHT, CHANNEL 2, 5 P.M. "THE STRANGE CASE OF THE COSMIC RAYS" a fascinating scientific detective story! As you read this, dozens of cosmic ravs from outer space are striking this puce. Where do cosmic rays come from? How did we find out bout them? See "The Strange Case of the Cosmic Rays" tonight! Starring Dr. 'rank Haxterand Richard Carlson. Produced by Frank Capra. Third in the widely-acclaimed series that brought vou "Our Mr. Sun" and "ilemo the Magnificent." IN FULL COLOR AND BLACK AND WHITI Pacific Telephone (Radio - IF.O NOTE: The Herald alio' Newa la not responsible for last minulo caenfea In Ibo radio and TV eebedolee. 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Oregon THevliloa Inc., Sunday, Oct. 27 12:00 Cartoons 12:15 Football Preview 12 30 Pro Football 4:00 World Pastport 5 00 Cosmic Rajs 6:00 World Passport 0:15 Dan Smoot 0:30 News 0:45 Weekly News In Review 7.00 Ray Mllland 7:30 Bachelor Father 8:00 Ed Sullivan S:00 GE Theater 9:30 Alfred Hitchcock 10:00 Lorelta Young 10:30 Pat Boont 10:45 Sign Off MondR.V, Oct. 28 11:40 Chaplains Corner 11:50 Cartoon Tim 11:55 News 12 00 Big Payoff 12:30 Verdict Is Yours 1:00 Brighter Day 1:15 Secret Storm 1:30 Edge or Night 2:00 Garry Moore 2:30 Arthur Godfrey 3:30 Strike It Rich 4:00 Feminine Fancies 4:30 Uncle Bill 4:45 Search For Tomorrow 5.00 Klamath Extension a. la fasspori 5:45 Come In School 0:00 News and Weather 6:15 Doug Edwards 6:30 Adventures in Literature 7:00 Burns and Allen 7:30 Talent Scouts 8:00 Danny Thomas 830 Prince and the Pauper 10.00 Big Picture 10:30 News 10:35 Harry Hafter Showtime KBES TV Chainel I CBS, NBC, ABC Sunday, Oct. 27 12:00 Youth Wants to Know 12:15 Football Previews 12:30 Game 3:30 This Is the Life 4:00 Omnibus 6 30 Die Walsh 0:15 Dan Smoot 6:30 News 0:45 Weekly News 7 00 Rav Milland 7:30 Bachelor Father 8:00 Ed Sullivan 9:00 GE Theater 10:00 Loretta Young Show 10:30 Pat Boone 10:35 Sign Ofl 1 Monday, Oct. 28 11:40 Chaplains Comer 11:50 Cartoon Time 11:55 News 12.00 Big Payoff 12:30 Verdict Is Yours 100 Brighter Dav 1:15 Secret Storm 130 Edge of Night 2 00 Garry Moore 1:30 Arthur Godfrey 3:3 strike It Rich 4:00 Feminine Fancies 4:30 Garden. Farm & Home f &V!,rch ror Tomorrow 5 00 TV Question Box 5:15 Passport 5:45 Thurston Dancers 2:J!? our TV Weatherman 6:05 News a,u .Edward nd The News 6.30 Adventures in Literature 7:00 Burns and Allen 7:30 Talent Scouts 8:00 Dannv Thomii in : JIrlnc and e Pauper io oo Bm picium 10 30 News 10:3A Sign Off rvVIP-TV California Channel 1. Rtttdlif Sunday, Oct. J7 .100 This Is Ih Annwrr :i::m Dim Smoot Krporl t oo wide. Wide, World 8:110 Outlook 6 W) soth Century rox Theater 7:.l News Summary ' Sieve Allen Show color 9 00 Chevy Show color 10 00 Late Show 11. JO Late Newa Monday. Ocl. IS 12 On Matinee Theater color l.tW Queen for a Dav 1 43 Modern Romances 2 00 Comedy Time a M Truth or Consequences 3.00 American Bandstand 4 :m Thi is Your Lire 8 00 Imilde Your Schools 8.18 Adventure Time 3 30 Komic Karmval H 30 Kit Car.on 7:00 All Star Theater 7 30 Dr. Hudson 8:00 Silent Service 8 111 Wells Karitn 9 00 Twenty One 9.30 Lawrence Welk'a Top Tunes New Talent 10 30 Newsheat 10 48 Late Show 12.00 Late News GOC Meets InMontaaue a a lTIUIIIaUUtr viiiHiiMo in"riri'p ii it t.. . ,u ne Creeli ,rom 1 tr'P in Cali MONTAGl K Highlight of the fnrnia whr. ih.v ..i.i.Ji m. i meeting ol the Montague Ground Mrs. Budge Mu'lkev at Str-ktnn Observer Corp, October 2, was and Mr 7nd Mr Dallas Skey recording of the entire meeting on j at S.onaford. Thev returned by i'T, ,:' ri't MIS wa' of R 'he wed Shrl, . '. P J- Bl" lni" " Mrs. MulkeVs son, James tZZrr rCTS'nnt r:cla. 'o Karen-Tudor daugh- " 10 Gr" A" ter of Mr. and Mrs. Avie Tudor h,o .n ti t f fu,'m.The mu of Lakeview who were also pres. tiZ VS'i '" '? 1 ,or ,h' Little Vkrkie :, ' m" ! Dow. supervisor. II.. I II t ,.!. . I mis. lime rnlll. cnict ODSCTVer assisted Mr. n, in ne..-.: i K.r.,r....,.K Mefd1 JJf:frla, Bu,,.r1" ....... ...... r .,ti, n, naj mtlir ,.r,l !,.,. M... .... ... "ii. vr nor..: nice I'ogburn. Mr. Sara Johnston. urn' l0r","T ,niMr5- m,,V''- Kthel Gindilf. Mrs El,?. ov eanF;,,e? .nH,h"rS ,HM,rs !CUJnd'ff nd " Sn ord i..Ch, Shlrl7i""l h fir husbands, except K. Ilaight. soo hour hars: Anita J.f.lohnson. Worthy matron Marv L Martin. ,.)( hour har: Mrs. Kstv lt. A .e k...k..j ' Cm ,".'iP r,'',. ' lr- .Mrs., Kdith Williams. 1,250 hour hars: Mrs. Helen Henry. 1,500 hour bar, and .Inn How. 2.000 hour bar. It was reported a new sergeant has been appointed for the Klam ath Falls sector. Set. Veiko Asinl. but he has not as yet taken upjiting his brot.ier, Roy his duties. Refreshments were served by Mis. Helen Henry, assistant chief oh.'ierter, and her group Net meeting of the group uill he Monday evening November II.! in the elementary ichool. I BASIN Visits Visiting with friends and relatives in the Merrill area for the past week were Mr. and Mrs. Chet Ferguson from Grass Valley. Ray Scotl of Seattle was a re cent visitor at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Bax ter, Eastside, and his little son Rex Allen Scott who makes his home with the Baxters. Scott has been in the Merchant Marines for a number of years. With Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Roger Allard and family of Grants Pass are making plans this week to move to Eugene where he will work as a building contrac tor. Their small daughter Michelle is staying this week with her grandparents, Air. and Mrs. Roche Allard and family of Eastside, until the family is settled. Gordon Emery of Silver Lake has accepted a position with the Ford Garage in Lakeview and is staying with Mrs. M. P. J. Barry and sons at the Barry ranch. Hunters Max Kimmel of Rose burg and Karl Kimmel of Cottage Grove accompanied by two other friends spent last week hunting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred McGuffin of Eastside. Injured Mrs. Clara Baxter had the misfortune to slip and fall from her back porch last week and sprained her back quite badly. While the X-rays showed no brok en bones, she was badly shaken and bruised. From Coqullle Mr. and Mrs. El mer Benham and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Parent of Coquille recently spent several days hunting in the Cogswell Creek area. They were all fortunate in bagging their bucks, and left Friday to return to their homes. Benham is a cousin to Mrs. John O'Neil of this district. Ilousegucsts at the Floyd Crum met ranch in Eastside last week were her aunt and uncle, Mrs. Al- Chico, former Lake County resi dents who visited relatives and renewed friendships. Planning Meeting Dianne Allard of Eastside was hostess Wednes day evening of last week to the primary officers and teachers monthly planning meeting of the Latter Day Saints Church at her home. Refreshments were served following the meeting. Burial services were held last week for Mrs. Mary Duke, 92. in the Lakeview Cemetery following her death in Redmond. Her late husband, Frank Duke; was justice of the peace in the district at one lime, and they were' among the early settlers of Lake County. Sterling Hand stopped briefly in Eastside last week to visit rela tives, the O'NeiPs, during a busi ness trip which took him to New York, Chicago and Mexico. Hanel, who owns and operates a sawmill near Hood River, flies his own plane. Friends Visit Mr. and Mrs. Ben Safley and son of Newport were houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack .Mount ol Eastside while on a hunting trip in Lake County. Montague Arriving in Montague on October 21 from Oakland was lim Cooley, accompanied by his sister. Mrs. Ellen G. Dockery. Both are natives of Siskiyou Coun ty. While here they will be house guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Fiock. Mrs. Fiock is their niece. Son Born Word was received j that the former pastor of the As sembly of God Church of Mon tague, the Dev. Paul Callahan and his wile became the parents of a baby boy recently. Mrs. Callahan, while here, was an active mem ber of the Montague GOC. Scholarship Mrs. Chris Wilson, the former Christine Behnke, a freshman at Shasta College in Redding, was awarded a $200 scholarship with the college choir on the basis of her musical ac complishments. She is the regu lar college choir accompanist. Mrs. Wilson, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Behnke of Yreka. and her husband both graduated from Yreka High School and are both siuucuis at oiiiisia college. Returned-Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Mulkey returned last week to New siuisey was ringbearer. e laliH. c, . ... .... I.'"" uinj me r.asicrn siar dinner at Fort Bid- ell , week ago Saturday from AW I'm- l'r..,. .. i ..... "-,c -.113. til- iron R. T. Lake, of Willow Rand Ranch 'laged the dinner. Mrs. Esabell of Willow Ranch showed Bishop slides. Visiting-Mr. and Mrs. Martin Millsap of Myrtle Creek are vis- brot.ier. Rov Millsnn ana tamiiy, m .ew j'me Creek. Flying Hunters Mrs. Meta Pool, owner 01 Pools Fixing Sen ice ot I'kiah. Cjhlorma, (lew up to New Tine Creek for a weekend deer hunt ith her two gens, Oscar and were ner aunt ana uncie, Airs. Ai-and Mrs. Bill Combs and family fred Morris and Jim Boydstun oflare his sister and family. Mr. and BRIEFS Marty, and a guest, Terry Harri son. They were accompanied by Evert Lawson in her Cesna ambu lance plane. George Converse acted as guide for the party into tne duck country. From California Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Whitehead of Woodland, Cal norma have been visiting in New fine LreeK with his sister. Mrs Belle Moffitt and husband, with tne men doing some hunting. Visits Grandson Charles An drews of Longview, Washington, visited in New Pine Creek last week with his grandson, Jimmy Andrews, and with the Raymond Cook family before leaving for Sac ramento to visit his fil-year-old mother. To Seattle C. F. Borton of Los Angeles who visited Mr. and Mrs. Art Lenkeit in New Pine Creek a week left a week ago Saturday for Seattle to join his wife who is visiting relatives. Home Ec Club of New Pine Creek met a week ago Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Maude Butler as hostess. Sickness in the ranks made the attendance small. The hostess served pie and coffee after a short business meeting. Visit Father Mr. and Mrs Ralph Ai'outt and family from Kennewick, Washington, visited last week with nis father, Joe Ayoutt and family, in New Pine Creek and left Tuesday for Sum mer Lake where he will work on the Bill Harvey ranch. Young Ayoutt just received his discharge uuui me service. From Santa Cruz Earl Martin, who moved from New Pine Creek to Santa Cruz about two months ago, returned last week with his brother-in-law, Frank Duarte. to go deer hunting and butcher Mar tin's beef. Martin has purchased a home in Santa Cruz. Spending (he week with Mr. Mrs. Don Walker and children of Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. Her shel Walker and children, also of Portland. Mrs. Don Walker the former Betty Combs. was From Brookings Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Travis and son Dick were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Merle O'Neil of Eastside while in Lake County from the coast to do some hunting. They left on Tues day to return to their home near Brookings. Weekend Guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walt Lightle in East side was their daughter and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Carl True and children who were accompanied from Albany by Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Jones, who are friends of the True family. They left on Monday for Albany. m f, in i-., D I " .Mu.,,i; i.mici uriiiidiii and son Dean returned home on 1 Sunday after spending the week i end at the Le. O'NeU home doing j some bird hunting. They live at Loquille. Highway Project Funds Listed A $4,600,000 highway project in the Dunsmuir canyon has been included in the 483 million dollar California state highway budget for 1958-50. The Shasla County project con sists of a four-lane freeway for 3.6 miles on U.S. Highway 99 from a point one mile south of the Sis- kiyou County line to the Sacra mento River bridge in Dunsmuir. CTlT'S ?iViK JACK LEMMON ERNIE KOVACS KATHRYN GRANT MICKEY ROONEY DOORS CPE sum mm unit swim m UNGTON HATUDf: 7:10 4 10:10 n 6:30 p. m. a ' ' "ll I I M,T5l - ana 1 I SS?'jfA W KOTIN6 DRAMA OF I ill t'NCREDIBLB T' m AWtZSW ' ,tJ. uni.. - 11 inn NKlNr: - J 1 1 I " w MAN "DENNIS THE MENACE" civ ' I HAD TO 0ORRCW MJUR RJB6,A1fJS.AlircjtL.tID0iJ KNOW HE HAD A 1W0-PIHT WWRgff ? Court Records KLAMATH Ml'MCIPAl. Ernest Woolverlon. rAi.i.s COCHT drunk, 25 12'j days. Ralph J. Sisk, drunk. 525 or ' Richard D. Egan, failure to stop for red liltht and improper muffler, S3 fine nn each count. Richard Allen Grimsman, improper muffler. S5 forfeited. Godfrey J. Rambo, drunk, $23 or 12!j daya Johnnie Lehan. no visible registra tion. S3 forfeited. Wallace A. Brown, drunk, S25 for feited. KLAMATH COCJTY HKTKifiT mi;RT Kenneth Bailey, selling liquor to min or, $100 paid. Edward Charlea Hanson, passing on right, dismissed. Claude Louis Parazoo. driving while Intoxicated, dismissed. Roger Duane Coles, violation basic rule. $7.50 bail forfeited. Leland Sagaser, tandem axle over- Innri 1T hail forfeited. Ralph Loyd Witt Jr.. violation basic ruin K7 F.O hnil forfeited. Jack Harvey Bowan. failure stop at atop sign. S3 bail lorrciteo. Blake Alexander wiuara, no p.u.c. nnrn.il hail forfeited. Robert Eugene Smith, no operator's license, S7.3U bail lorieitea. Wi am Russell Young, comDinauun overload, S33 bail forfeited. Kenneth Karl Knapp, violation oasic rule, S6.50 bail forfeited. Delmar Rov Fields, no trailer license. aio ball lorieitea. Larry J. Kraemer. combination ov erload, $SH ball forfeited. trans nugn r msirr. irauu a-aie -erlnarl S14Q halt forfeited. Gene Shepherd, axle overload, S20 hall forfeited. Gerald Kieth Watson, combination overload. S3t hail forfeited. Dav d Allan Berg, violation oaatc rule, S7.50 bail forfeited. Handall L,ce tsaumgaraner, violation haslc rule. S7 50 naid. Thomas Ray snooK. exceed aauy Dag limit. $7.50 ball forfeited. Isadore Daniel Bidema. passing on crest of mil. s.ao oau lorieitea. Wayne D. Wade, combination over load. S2U hail forfeited Joseph Elkanich, passing crest of hill, dismissed. Arthur Schneider, failure atop at atop sign, SS paid. Arnold Abele. failure atop at atop sign, $5 paid. Lon Arthur Sanders, excessive width, $7.80 bail forfeited. Clyde Tobias England, violation ba sic rule. $7.30 paid. Konert iurner. no warning acvicc. So paid. j,1! J"". parking on highway. Willie Hopkins, petit larceny. 30 days ..tiTM driving while intoxicated. .10 dayi county jail and $200 fine and costs or 97 1 dayi in lieu of fine; committed. William Howard Stewart, drunk on highway. S:J5 or 15 dayi in lieu of fine; committed. Wilbert John Noel, drunk on high way. S:t9 or 15 days In litu of tint; committed. Leon Curtis Bo wen, drunk on a high way. $.1!. or 15 days In lieu of fine; committed. EXCHANGE ROOKS EDINBURGH, Scotland (UP) Scotland's libraries reported today they have recently started ex changing books on a small scale with their Moscow counterparts. So far two books have been sent to Moscow "The Dialect of Rob ert Burns as Spoken in Central Ayrshire" and "Fraser's Law of Parliamentary Elections. NOW PLAYING! CONTINUOUS FROM 12:43 OPERATION LAUGHTER... FOR YOU! and anything goes! theGUUthat wontheVEST SHOWN AT I 4i ONLY I'Lctiom "nmn I Duck Hunting Lodge Opens DORRIS A new hunting lodge in the Dorris area has been opened by Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Killian of Coos Bay. The lodge, the Flyway Goose and Duck Club, is located on the Perry Langer ranch, seven and one-half miles southeast of Dorris. The marshland on the Langer ranch was leased and the club house, which will accommodate eight hunters, has been built since August 1. Shells may be purchased ai tne lodge ana Minan will lur nish and set decoys for each blind and even provide boots and trans portation to and from the blinds. Killian operates a plumbing business at Coos Bay. A colored folder with complete details and costs is available by writing Killian, care of P.O. Box 597, Dorris. THE GRAND-SLAM HOLD-UP. ..THAT WOULD LIVE FOREVER IN THE ANNALS OF CRIME! THE BOODLE They were each worth $1,000,000 -BUT YOU COULDN'T SPLIT k BLONDE FOUR WAYS RORY M'tllt"H Mary COSTA James ROBERT H. HARRIS COREY SHOW AT 3:00 AND ( - at - :20 4:50 8:20 THE Gregory mswmmi ...fcefrrY Ss-L 1 w v,r,,.i. A' MUV'n IBABYr BATTLESHIP DOORS 0"CN 6:SO P.M. Church Group Holds Service A special worship service to in itiate the observance of the "Week of Prayer and Self Denial." for the Women's Society of Christian Service of thp First Methodist Church of Klamath Falls, was held at 10 a.m., October 24. The service was led by Mrs. Virginia Campbell assisted by Mrs. Hazel Harper, Mrs. Doris Dyke man, Mrs. Eloise Elliott. Mrs. Donna Sands and Mrs. Lorena Ward, who gave reports of the interracial, educational and child care projects for which the spe cial offering goes, hnvelopes for this offering may be turned into the church Sunday morning or to Mrs. Eloise Elliott. Mrs. Ruth Geiss assisted with the special piano music. The regular business meeting followed a luncheon served by the Elizabeth Carlyle Circle. Mrs. Ha zel Wade, president, conducted th meeting. Objectives of the society were presented by Mrs. Rena Howry. Following reports, the meeting was turned over to Mrs. Kathleen Womer, program chair man. Mrs. Violet Kochn sang the Ne gro spiritual, "Lord. I Want to be a Christian In-a My Heart," ac companied by Mrs. Womer as the opening program number. Theme of the meeting was, "All Men, Women and Children of All Races Are Under the Leadership of Christ." Mrs. Leoline Cowman and a pan el including Mrs. Florence Dale, Mrs. Lorrine Redman, Mrs. Alice Stocker, Mrs. Noda Sinclair and Mrs. Lorena Ward, discussed missions, located in various parts of the United States and Alaska. On The Record KLAMATH FALLS BIRTHS Esvf REYNOLDS Born to Mr. and Mrs. irl A. Ruvnolrls. October 24. in the Klamath Valley Hospital, a lon. weigh ing 7 lbs., 4 ozx. FARRIS Born In Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Farris. Orlober 24. In the Klam ath Valley Hospital, a daughter, weigh ing 6 lbs.. 4 oza. JOHNSON Born to Mr. and Mra. Clayton Johnson. October 24. in the Klamath Valley Hospital, a son, weigh ing 6 lbs., s ozs. SUPRENANT Born to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Suprenant, October 24, in the Klamath Valley Hospital, twin aona. weighing 7 lbs., 8 ozs.. and 0 Iba., 2 ozs. ALLEN 6:25 9:50 It all starts when a sailor's left holding the baby! ill riODUCtlOM mm John MILLS .J Richard ) AITEN80R0UGH ) Lisa GASTON! HfTTTZ '"if- Wi :.r. li.y. Starls TODAY! AND fc THE BLONDE! mm
