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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 5, 1958)
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 5 lO.iJl HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATII FALLS. OREGON PAGE THREE Basin Briefs Pomona Grange Klamuth County Pomona Grange will meet Saturday, February 8, at 10 a.m. in the Bly School with the new master, Francis Flowers, presid ing. The master requests ajl Po mona members to be present. Card Party Mrs. Merrill Stew art and Mrs. Virgil Boomer are giving a benefit card party lor the guild of St. Barnabas Church of Langell Valley at the parish ! js Dean Krecda Ilartzfeld of Lewis Church Group Plans Event PORTLAND The Older Girls Conference will be held at lit. Scott Boy Scout Training Center the weekend of February 28, March 1 and 2. The conference is snonsored annually by the Oregon Council of Church Women to fos ter and develop Christian leader ship and character. Director of the conference house at 8 p.m. February 8. Every one is invited to attend. Bonanza Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hankins and sons, Redding, were visitors in Bonan za for a few days recently. Home Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Hall have returned to Dairy after attending funeral services for Mrs. Hall's 92-year-old father, lssac Har rison, of Richmond, California. In Dallas Mrs. Don Rice and daughter, Barbara, are spendin; several weeks with her brot he- John Thomas and family in Dal las, Oregon. The Thomas" have a new daughter born January 28. Returned Mrs. Raymond S. Loosley returned to Fort Klamath rentiy after spending six weeks tin Eunice, New Mexico, with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Byous and children. She was met in Sacramento by her son, S. Sgt. Wilfred Loosley and family, who brought her back to Fort Klamath. Sergeant Loosley is stationed at McChord Air Base, Tacoma. and Clark College. Jan Earnshaw of Lewis and Clark College is pres ident for the ID.iS conference. Any girl in the state of Oregon of high school or college age is welcome at the conference. It is interdenominational, interracial, and gives girls a better under standing of Christian life. Registration ice is $8.50. Send registrations (lo Miss Una Dnvies, conference registrar, 1022 South west Salmon Street, Portland. Reg istrations close by February 18. iCyb Scouts 5ve Prooram From Idaho Wren llogue re- G1LCHHIST The Gilchrist Cub Scouts held a meeting January 31, in the Methodist Church. In keep iug wilh the theme of the month, movie making, the program was opened by den one presenting a skit entitled, l-.lvis is in the Army Now," under the direction of den mother, Mrs. Ernest Hard man. Cubmastcr Ilardman awarded the following cubs wilh the awards turned last week to Crater Lake they had earned: bobcat badges, National Park after spending tvvo'Arron Frcdricksen, Charles Shotts weeks with his daughter and lam ily at St. Maries, Idaho. Meeting He Scouters and Brent Slumbaugh: wolf badges, Gary Wilson and Ronald Hicks; lion badges, Matthew Koski, Rie land Ilardman .and Glen Mount; denncr stripe, Jcifery Iliett; gold arrows, Rieland Hardman, Gary Wilson, Matthew Koski; silver ar- 1 1 : ,.i it..-..l.i T Daa V All? At1? iKnnald Jordoii. Rieland Ilardman D jLUUICl 3 :intl Malthcw Koski; service stars, J Ronald Larscn. Hoy Warren, Mike rn niMwii ti, ,,,ii,i Fredricks.cn. Matdiew Koski, Den- runi iuti.u.ini i ,iiv"ii,.T i . i i i i public pack meeting of Boy Scout '; ; wnu auu ni oi I r..K C,.,.iit PncL-lW'i".' u.n-ii. 34 of Fort Kfamah held in!, f P' were completed for .Z n rr .,ij,r, ,, .,, 1 the blue and gold banquet to be the C I. c'ubnJan""y held at 6:30 p m. February 28 in Mrs. Blame Brat tain and Mrs. Kay commemorat- Winter, den moUiei ' had can ed , amki of the ou the outdoor w i n t e r spo ts , - w annulmccd lhat with displays of different wmtei,, wwk cf Feb,.u.irv , lhrough sports gear. February 13 is National Boy warren vy. 7'"' I Scout Week and all parents were Wider, chairman of both cub and: , . .... , .., ',. ... ... , u get lu aiie'lltl cimicii wim ineii Boy Scout committee groups, con-, on Sunday. ducted the business meeting dm ngi Th(, t,vcning.s proram was Con- which it was announced that the,, wjlh a skH jven by den annual blue and gold banquet will d tl dircction ot MrSi be held Friday evening February!, , K R , mM 21. in the clubhouse. There will i ' 5 KHEi ? 4 h be no public pack meeting the last i Friday of this month. j Jerry Thorne, district scout ex ecutive from Klamath Falls, is planning to attend t h c banquet, which will be prepared and served by men of the scout groups. Scout master Claude Shepherd wishes il emphasized that the banquet is open to the public. A candlelight investiture ecre .rnony, conducted by Scoutmaster . Shepherd and members of the Boy Scout troop, .initiated Vernon Wi mer into the Boy Scouts at the Friday meeting. Daniel G. Brown is a new as sistant cub scoutmaster while Ober C. Brown is the other assistant and Al Chouinard Sr. is cub scout master. Refreshments were served by two scout mothers, Mrs. Dale Bridge and Mrs. Al Chouinard. Local Church Bills Speaker Dr. James Miller, Portland, di rector and lecturer lor the Good Citizenship Foundation, will fill the pulpit of the First Presbyterian ' Church here at the morning wor ship hour on Sunday, February il. He will be in Klamath Falls en route to a conference on youth problems at the invitation of Gov. Goodwin J. Knight of California v0 be held in Sacramento. Dr. Miller, regarded as an out standing speaker, has had wide cx-jW-s. wm-n i perience with youths, adults a n d I rubber Hi: '. dm community organizations in the! Meld cf parental guidance, parent responsibility, citizen responsibility . and world responsibility. i During the last year he h:is lec tured throughout the United Stales and Canada before numerous uni- 1 versity and college groups, conven tions of civic groups and h i g li ' school assemblies. He received his education at Cambridge and Oxford in England as well as at Colorado State ' i vcrsity. Denver University and Hie' University of Chicago in this ccmi try. He has furthered the inter-; national contacts of h i s student , days by visits to in European! countries and to the Orient. I He is a member of the overall!''.., committee and the executive coir.-1 mittee of the Oregon Governor's State Committee on Children and Youth. He was a delegate to the mid-century White House conler ence on children and ycuth and ir 1955 was delegate to h "Id Centennial Convention in Pans. zoning A a ?- ' s A hebbv show on the theme "Creative Leisure," is planned for the February 10 meeting of the Klamath Library Club starting at 2 p.m. Mrs. Bert C. (Helen) -I nom as will speak on hobbies, Mrs. John Mannering, Chiloquin, will give a vocal solo, and Mrs. J Waller Browning. Malm, will give an original reading. Mrs. Karl Ku jac. Maim, will present a number cf her students in dance numbers. Mrs. Dick lienzel is program chairman. The tea table will be in charge of women of St. Paul's Episcopal Church. Following the program some of Klamalh County's most interesting collections will be on display in eluding handmade dolls by Mrs, Glenn Johnck; h:nd painted china Mrs. Silvia .Me.Miehael; oil point ings, Mrs. Virginia Brown; met aN. kniiting. ceramics, pottery. sib'cr jewelry. Mrs. Robert Smith and handmade rugs, millinery, needlepoint, weaving, antiques, an tique colercil glassware, lapidary. old bocks, strap books, bells, a penny ccllee;:, :i and other interest ing hebbv collodions. The public is invited to view the collections. It isn't It be:- that makes pumice, a volcanic mixed with the the erasing. Welcome Wagon llusiess Will Knock cm Your Door v.i'.ii Oii'ts k Greetings from rrcmlly Business, Neighbors and Your C ivic and Social Welfare Leaders ADDED INCOME NORTH VANCOUVER. B. C. '.V Five exchange teachers from Britain each were given a SJ.ki kn,,c hv tha cl.risU hfinrH lun-rnNn their salaries from England were j On the necnsioil of: net quite up to the cost of hv in here. fi;c liiiih ot a Baljy ".nascnient O Newspaper SPOT ADS are inexpensive repeated daily 91c Anncuncemenls Arrival of Newcomers to Klamath F.-lIs . 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