MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1 957
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
CITY BRIEFS
Fall Meeting A' meeting of
the board of directors nt th rir.
gon Federation of Womens Clubs
win oe held at the Senator Ho
tel, Salem, Wednesday, October 30
at 10 a.m. There will be a no
hostess luncheon. All members of
the Klamath Falls Library Club
are invited to attend.
Costume Party A juvenile
costume party will be held Wednes
day, October 30, 7 to 9 p.m. at
the Midland Grange Hall. There
will be prizes, games and refresh
ments by the grange home eco
nomics committee members. All
grange and community children
are invited. For information call
Freda Flowers, TO 4-5915.
Rummage Sale Klamath Luth
eran Ladies Aid will hold a rum
mage sale at Clyde and Art's Tow
ing Service building on Klamath
Avenue, Friday, November 1. Rum
mage may be brought to the build
ing after 6 p.m. Thursday or early
Friday morning. For pickup, please
call Mrs. Chet Hamaker, TU 2-2404.
Rummage may also be left at
the church, 1175 Crescent Street.
Scouts The Pelican School
Cub Scouts, Pack 9, will meet
tonight, Monday, at 7:30 in the
cafeteria. This will be an organiza
tional meeting.
Convalescing William Bourell,
who suffered a heart attack about
two weeks ago, is now able to re
ceive visitors at his home.
Returm Home Mrs. R. J. Bri
negar, Klamath Falls, has returned
home after spending several days
in Dunsmuir due to the recent
Women Hear
Fire Chief
Guest speaker at the October
meeting of Insurance Women of
Klamath Falls was Fire Chief Roy
Rowe who showed colored slides
and spoke on fire prevention.
Thirteen members attended.
Two new members were accept
ed into the association. Evelyn
, Drew and Eva G. Bowman of
Merrill. Guests at the meeting in
the Pelican Party Room were Mary
Blanchard of the Midland Empire
Agency, Sharon Jeschke and Gol
den Vallier, both with the Deane
Sacher Real Estate Agency here.
The next meeting will be held
on November 19 and all agents
are invited to attend. A guest
speaker is expected from San
Francisco.
Skating Party
To Be Held
CRESCENT Bill Anderson
chairman of the Community Club's
Skating Committee, announces that
the November 1 skate will be a
Halloween party and everyone is
asked to come masked.
There will be skating for those
under 12 years from 6 to 8 p.m.
and teen-age or older from 8:15 to
11 p.m.
The party will be free for every
one in the club area. LaPine, Gil
Christ, Crescent, Chemult and Cres
cent Lake. There will be stunts and
refreshments.
Jaywalk Warning
Given By Chief
MOUNT SHASTA-The period of
warnings for jaywalking is over
and the time has come to start
giving citations. Police Chief Har
old Barnum said this week. The
campaign against illegal street
crossing, sparked by the tragic
death of a school boy some weeks
ago, has achieved good results so
far, he added.
Barnum added that double park
ing in the business section of the
town is next on his list.
PARTY
CHEMULT A Halloween party
will be held at the Chemult Com
munity clubhouse for all local chil
dren on Thursday evening, October
31. It will start at 7 p.m. Mrs.
Jack Mocbius. Mrs. Cap Jessup
and Mrs. Robert Hands will be
hostesses.
The
Welcome Wagon
Hostess
Will Knock on Your Door
with Gifts & Greetings
from Friendly Business,
Neighbors and Your
Civic and Social
Welfare Leaders
On the occasion of:
The Birth of a Baby
Engagement
Announcements
Arrival of Newcomers to
Klamath Falls
Phone TU 4-6185
No cost or obligation!
death of her father, Hiran J.
Derby.
Catholic Daughters There will
be an initiation Monday October
28, at 8 p.m. in the Sacred Heart
Parish Hall for new members of
Catholic Daughters.
Pledged Carol Biehn, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Biehn
of 1605 Eldorado, recently pledged
Alpha Gamma, one of the three
campus sororities, at Lewis and
Clark College, Portland.
Honor Student David D. Reed
er, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Reeder. 229 Washington Street,
was initiated last week into Phi
Society, established by Phi Beta
Kappa, at Denison University,
Granville, Ohio..The society is an
honorary for freshman students
earning grades between A and B.
Yell King Danny Thompson,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Rollin E.
Thompson of 4630 Boardman, is
yell king for the rally squad at
Southern Oregon College where he
is a sophomore majoring in sec
ondary education.
Treasurer Gloria Mahan, daugh
ter of Mrs. Nieves Mahan, 2250
Reclamation, was elected treas
urer at the last meeting of the
women's dorm, Susanne .Holmes
Hall, at Southern Oregon College.
She is a sophomore majoring in
business education.
Thank You Sacred Heart
Academy Mother's Club wishes to
thank all who worked and attended
the recent annual ham dinner
and helped make it a success.
Weather Table
By UNITED PRESS
Temperatures and rainfall for
24 hours ending at 4:30 a.m.
High Low Rain
Albuquerque 53 39
Atlunta 48
.Bakerslield 82 56
Boise 55 32
Boston 42 35
Brownsville 65 ' 49
Chicago 50 ' 36
Denver 58 33
Detroit 43 33
El Centro 83 62 .31
Fresno 79 53
Helena 48 40 .08
Kansas City 46 33 .
Los Angeles 87 64
Miami 67 53
Minneapolis 50 31
New Orleans 56 44
New York 46 36 tI
Oakland 67 56 ... I
Oklahoma City 46 31 . .
Phoenix 79 63 Ti
Pittsburgh 35 28 .14!
Rd Bluff 70 49
Salt Lake City 59 35 .12'
San Diego 71 62 .01
San Francisco 69 57
Seattle 56 45
Stockton 74 51
Thermal 68 63
Tucson 71 57 .09
Washington 48 35
Exclusively -
Halloween
Schedule Set
MOUNT SHASTA-Juck Murtha.
recreational district supervisor,
and planner for Halloween activi
ties, has announced that this year's
celebration will be held on Friday
evening, November 1, instead of
the accepted October 31 date. This
is to prevent" conllicting with
school activities.
Murtha states that some excel
lent parties will be given on the
transplanted Halloween. ,
IRGES SCHOOL AID
NEW YORK i UP) - General
Motors President Harlow Curtice
called on the nation's 14.825 larg
est corporations Sunday to help
the nation's 82 medical schools
through -their present financial
emergency. Curtice said the medi
cal schools need 10 million dollars
more a year to enable them to add
teaciiers. expand enrollments and
start new courses.
California Weather
By UNITED PRESS
San Franrispft R:,v Rnmnn. cl.
through Tuesday except local
morning fog: little change in tem
uerature: liiph tnHnv 7n.?- i
tonight 51-56; northwest winds 8-15
hi. ii. ii. auernoons.
Northern C a 1 i r a r n . c.,;..
through Tuesday exceot lncnl
morning fog near coast; little
change in temperature: northerly
winds 10-20 m.p.h. near coast.'
Sierra evnd.T inctK, f:F
through Tuesday except " rjartlv
cloudy in afternoons; little change
in temperature.
Sacramento Valley: Fair
through Tuesday; little change in
tempeature: high both days 68-76;
low tonight 45-53; gentle northerly
winds.
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fog near coast and in vallevs: lit
tle change in temperature: high
today and low tonight Ukiah 68
45, Santa Rosa 72-45, Napa 72-48;
northerly winds 10-20 m.p.h. near
coast and locally 25 m.p.h. near
headlands.
Soroptimists Review UN
Functions At Hotel Meet
The purpose, function and ac
complishments of the United Na
tions were reviewed for members
of the Klamath Falls Soroptimist
Club during the recent luncheon
meeting at the Winema Hotel.
The speake. was Charles John-
Son, president of the Klamath Falls
Chapter of the Oregon United Na
tions Association, also appointed
by Mayor Lawrence Slater as
chairman of United Nations Day.
He was introduced by Claudia
Moore, program chairman.
While the world has been en
gaged in scientific research, the
speaker said, 'Study in the field
of human relations has been lag
ging with resultant misunderstand
ings. Hope of most of the mem
ber nations Is centered in the UN
security council maintain an in
ternational peace. Most recent
members are Japan and Gana.
Cost of the UN, one third of
which is born by the United
States, equals 42 cents annually
for every man, woman and child
in this country. In closing, John
son said that "Truth is the great
est ally in fighting communism."
Rhoda Harnden, president of the
Girl Scout Council, announced the
Juliette Lowe silver tea at the
home of Mrs. R. P. Ellingson on
October 26. Dorothy Rogers an
nounced the annual food sale spon
sored by the club to be held dur
ing the regular luncheon hour,
Thursday, October 31.
Nautilus Makes
Trip Under Ice
SAN FRANCISCO Ufi Secretary
of the Navy Thomas S. Gates
says the atomic-power submarine
Nautilus has scored another first
by traveling 1,000 miles under the
arctic ice pack in five and a half
days.
Gates, here to address Republi
can groups in San Jose today and,
Oakland tomorrow, said the Nau
tilus was on a cruise this month
testing equipment and machinery
and gathering operational and
scientific data.
He noted that the Nautilus now
has an operational sister ship, the
Sea Wolf.
"We have approved up through
the 1958 shipbuilding program 17
additional nuclear submarines."
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