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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1957)
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29. 1957 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE' THREE THE SPOOKS 'N THE GOBLINS will be hoverin' around at the Riverside School come November I when the public is invited to take part in the PTA-sporuored fun frolic. The good time will itart at 7 p.m. Just a little too close for comfort were these unidentified harbingers of Halloween who visited four Trick or Treat hopefuls, front, left to right, Sandra Lee Whitt and Janet Ruth Denning. Boys, same order, are Dennis Holeomb and Vince Wachter. California Weather By UNITED PRESS San Francisco Bay Region: Fair through Wednesday: little change in temperature; high today 75-80; low tonight 53 in downtown San Francisco and Oakland and 52 elsewhere: gentle variable winds. Northern California: hair through Wednesday except local morning fog near coast: little change in temperature: coastal winds variable 8-15 m.p.h. Sierra Nevada: Fair through Wednesday; slightly warmer I southern ranges today. Sacramento Valley: Fair through Wednesday: little change in temperature; high both nays 75-83: low tonight 46-56; gentle variable winds. Northwestern California: Fair through Wednesday except partly cloudy north portion Wednesday; drizzle likely Crescent City-Eure-ka area Wednesday morning; lit tle change in temperature: high today and low tonight Ukiah 80 47, Santa Rosa 80-44, Napa 80-48: variable winds 8-15 m.p.h. near coast. CITY BRIEFS In Germany Duaiie E. Reeder, U.S. Army, son of Mr. and Mrs. Orin D. Reeder, 2834 Patterson Street, recently participated with units of the Seventh Army in "Op eration Counterpunch," a com mand post exercise in Germany. Reeder, a personnel administrative specialist in the 95th Engineer Bat talion's Headquarters and Service Company, attended Oregon College of Education before entering the Army in January, 1956. Dinner University of Oregon Mothers will serve a home cooked dinner starting at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, November 7, in the First Presbyterian Church. Tick ets will be $1.50 per person. Two speakers have been invited, Ray Hawk, dean of men of the U of O, and Mrs. L. E. Viniker, state pres ident of Oregon Mothers. Alumni are especially invited. Money raised is to be used for scholarships. 'Fun Frolic' Slated By PTA Buff Runnels. Byron Balcom and John Parisotto. haunted house Mrs. Adolph Zamsky, Mrs. Tony Molatore and Mrs. Lyle Kellstrom, candy and cookie booth. Mrs. I. H. Warner. Mrs. Ben Burgess and Mrs. William R. Trus ty will handle admission tickets at the door. Mrs. Art Cherry, Mrs. Glen Prickett and Dave Robb will handle the script tickets. Fun for all ages, is the theme planned by Mrs. Dave Robb and Mrs. Buff Runnels, co-chairmen of the annual Riverside PTA family fun frolic in the Riverside School Friday evening, November 1, at 7 o'clock. There will be games for every one from baby to grandparents. Hot dogs. pie. cake, coffee and cider will be served in the cafe teria bv hostesses. .Mrs. O. M. Stearns, chairman, Mrs. Allen Reeder. Mrs. John Stewart. Mrs. Irvin Whitt. Mrs. E. W. Hogue, Mrs. L. A. Johanson, Mrs. Vivian Berry and Mrs. Jack Holms Adults will be charged a general admission fee of 15 cents and prizes will be given to the boy and girl from the lower grades and the Doy DuSMUIR Flake Willis of and grl rom the upper grades j McCloud was elected Shasta Sil who sell the most general admis-1 r(i district chairmal1 0f the sion tickets in advance. Boy Scouts of America at a meet- Carnival wnrkps ann thPir nnsls'. . .. r n n:i i .:;: "r, j - iing ai me nome 01 nap lucuaiu- will inrluHa Mrc Rtrnarri HnuioPt . Chiefs Named By Boy Scouts Church Officers Named To Posts DORRIS Mrs. Bernice Mid daugh was named church clerk at the election of officers of the First Baptist Church of Dorris. Serving with her will be Mrs. Louise Houston, treasurer; Clar ence Houston, Sunday School su perintendent; Lee Harrington, Sun day School secretary; John Probst, training union director; Mrs. John Probst, training union secretary; Mrs. Thelma Tunncll, Women's Missionary union presi dent and Byard Kelly, brotherhood president. Halloween Party Set At School DORRIS A Halloween carnival will be held at the Butte Valley High School gymnasium on Thurs day night starting at 7:30. accord ing to announcement by Harry Beck, high school principal. Booths are being prepared by the various school organizations and a carnival queen will be chosen. Beck issued a cordial invitation to all residents of the area to attend and bring their children. There will be games and enter tainment for all ages. Peg And Have invite you to Come-ln-School every Monday at 5:45 p.m. over KOT1-TV. Sharing school situations with the public is the theme of Come-ln-School. This series produced by Radio and television Services of the Klam ath Falls public schools under the direction of Charles Woodhouse Klamath Union High School, will bring the public information and education about science, music, sports, home economics and other phases of the creative schooling of students in the schools. Film "Against the Tide" will be shown in the First Church of God 2802 Altamont. Wednesday evening at 7:30. The film will fol low a 6 p.m. chili bean supper. l)pi!rce The Carnation Club of the Degree of Honor will meet in the home of Betty Hunter, 28ol Wiard Street, at 8 o'clock Wednes day evening. Open House Friends arc invited to an open house from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday, November 3, honoring the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Gaster at the home of their son Paul Gaster, 1835 Portland Street. COLD SNAP TO LIFT LAKELAND, Fla. (UP) Weath ermen said Florida should begin warming up today from an early season cold wave that sent tem peratures plunging to record Octo ber lows throughout the Sunshine State. The cold snap struck early Delegates Mrs. K. A. Colley and Mrs. William Barnett were delegates to the NAACP Northwest area conference held in Yakima. Washington, recently. They will make reports of the conference to the local NAACP chapter Saturday ev ening. November 2, in the cham ber of commerce rooms. The busi ness meeting will open at 7 p.m. The nominating committee will make a report for the December election of oflicers. O People Read SPOT ADS you are Dance The B and B Square Dance Club members will dance Wednesday, October 23, 8 p.m. at the Moose Hall. All square dancers welcome. Halloween re freshments will be served. RUPTURF.-EASER !. us. rT. oil. ia r" " T" Doubls...$3.5 .(. a m n V .ids "t" luqulrud A Strom. t-tl? X mmm WESTERN THRIFT DRUGS 635 Main TU 4-3563 Dessert Bridge The Catholic Daughters of America invite men and women of all faiths to attend the dessert bridge Thursday eve ning. November 7, in the Sacred Heart Gvm. Rriny vnur own cards. Monday morning, warming only , Persons wishing reservations call slightly by daybreak today. Frost tu 4-8621. dotted low ground spots through-1 out the northern districts and in terior central sections, but caused little crop damage since farmers managed to protect the few crops exposed. MAKE YOUR DRIVEWAYS AND ALLEYS USABLE THIS WINTER ... Put On CINDERS From GRAHAM BROS. 2501 Biehn Phone TU 2-4441 and Mrs. R. J. Luse, boys' fish pond; Mrs. Fred Goeller and Mrs. Alexander Luft, girls' fish pond: Jlr. and Mrs. Sam Ritchey, cake game; Mrs. Ned Worrell, bucking horse; Mrs. Tom McGill and Mrs. Cleo Phillips, mad hatter booth; Mrs. Robert Callagan and Mrs. Richard Kenney. squirrel cage. Mrs. T. H. Hansen and Airs. George Nicholson, doll house; Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Kuhlnian, clown bean bag; Mrs. David Davis and! Mrs. Jack Coleman, duck ring toss: Tom McGill. boys' balloon stomp; Mrs. J. V. Wachter and Mrs. J. V. James, girls' balloon stomp: Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mueller, white ele phant booth; Mrs. Roy Felix and Mrs. Aldred Carlson, novelty boothJ Mrs. A. C. Haworth and Mrs. K. L. Larson, fortune telling booth: PLUMBING Repairs Remodeling Drain Lines Septic Tanks New or Old Work Free Estimating Trailerhouse Plumbing Kimes Plumbing & Heaiinq 2720 So. 6th TU 4-B620 son of Mott recently. Ilao Richardson was elected vice chairman; Paul Alcouffe, finance chairman; Paul Dryden, camping chairman: Zack Perry, health and safelv chairman, and Rev. Martin Schabacker. organization and ex tension chairman. Willis replaces Ivan Tucker of Dunsmuir who will be district com missioner for the coming year. Members of the nominating com mittee were Henry Reentz of Weed, chairman: George Schradcr, Mount Shasta: J. "Bud'' Lachenmyer, Dunsmuir and Les Kyle, Weed. MOVIE AVAILABLE DORRIS A 16mm sound film. Men, Mail and Machines, released by the Post Office Department, is available without charge for showing by schools, clubs and civ ic groups in this area, according to Mrs. Nina Clark, Dorris post master. Arrangements for obtain ing the film should be made through Mrs. Clark. I "U H A T I 3HD (HELD NORTMWEST POTATO CHIP INDUSTRY. 1(7 5 fll -i II 1 I II MNOV STUAKT eo-iutrim Is II I II "NEW MY AT SUMDOWN" II I II t!'1 ',11 if STIg'mT jail StitUlmli MU Only about 46 calories I in an 18-gram slitt I MaJucMnlTKNTOUkir I FLUHRER'S I tUMer litems l RiMmI BttonBJ Ssnkss. Ik.. CIuesis mmM MEETING CHANGED MERRILL The Merrill Boy Scout pack meeting will be held on Wednesday evening instead of Thursday because the normal meeting date falls on Halloween. The pack will meet in the Merrill' Recreation Hall at 7:30. OSBURN HOTEL EUGENE, ORE. Mrs. J. B. EsrlT Jos Early it Proprietors Thoroughly Modern 23 IfealA Af& Monday, October 29, 1934 The Pelican Grille will be the scene Thursday night at 6:15 of a University of Oregon Alumni dinner. Andrew Collier will act as chairman, with John H. Houston leading the singing of Oregon songs, Mrs. Madge Hampton accompanying on the piano. The commit tee is composed of Mrs. Ted Derment, Mrs. Arthur Lar son Mrs. Victor O'Neill, Mrs. Louis Serruys, Mrs. John Fcwler, Mrs. George Myers, Miss Jean Rogers and Miss Dorothy Eberhard. Tuesday, Octobtr 30, 1934 A group of Klamath Falls hunters end their guests left here Thursday morning for Lar-e county. Ambitious to bag big bucks the following men were included in the expedition: E. N. Hardenbrook, Hod Eller, C. H. Foster, B. K. Teed ond Vic Palmer. Wednesdoy, October 31, 1934 Appointment of three citi zens to sit with the Klamath county court to draw up the county budget for 1 935 was the chief business un dertaken ot the county court meeting Tuesday. E. W. Vonnice, Richard H. Hovey and Horace Dunlap were named on the citizen's committee, which will meet with county officio's Monday. Thursday, November 1, 1934 Mr. and Mrs. Wolter Lafette and Beverly Thomas, Mrs. Losette's brother, ore soending the week on o business visit to the Rogue and Umpqua Volleys. Friday, November 2, 1 934 Bob Thompson in charge of games for the Elks club Monte Carlo night, has devel oped 0 lot of ideas that promise plenty of diversion for those who visit the club on the night of November 3. Soturdoy, November 3, 1934 The Klamath-Lakeview and Klumoth-Medford air service was formally opened Mondoy. With Pilot William B. Randall at the controls, the Ryan passenger ship carried a special party to Lakeview in the morning and to Medford Monday afternoon. E. B. Hall, reorienting Mayor J. E. Mohaney, Frank Jenkins, Earl Reynolds and T. R. Gillenwoters made the first trip. Insure With- THl FIRE LIABILITY Paul O. Landry V. T. Johnton 419 Moin Street Ph. 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