MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1958
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE THREE
CITY BRIEFS
Unitarian Members "an
friends of the Unitarian Feliowshi
of Klamath County are invited t
the next regular meeting at 7:3
p.m. Wednesday, February 12, ii
the Klamath Art Center, Mail
Street off Alameda. A panel group
jvill discuss "The History of Uni
tarianism." Benefit George Tibbs, ventril
oquist and entertainer, will donate
a public program for the benefit
of the building fund of the Church
of Jesus Christ of Latter Day
Saints at the church, 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday, February 11. There will
be no door charge but an offering
tor : the fund will be acceptable.
Merrill
Dimes Aid
Figure Up
MERRILL Jack Insley, chair
man of the Klamath County March
of Dimes drive, reports that the
final tabulation of Merrill's March
of Dimes campaign has netted over
$400 toward the county polio pro
gram. The Merrill Lions Club, directed
by Robert Trotman, president, were
sponsors of the local campaign.
ed throughout Merrill business
places realized $110.40.
A "Join the March of Dimes"
board Wjas placed in the Spud Cel
lar and netted $68.70. This board
was the only one completed in the
Basin.
, Proceeds from a ham dinner and
tdance, given by the. Merrill Moose
Lodge contributed $85.21 to t h e
lund. Paul Tschirky was chairman
. of the event.
! Efforts of the students of Merrill
High School earned $36.05 from a
cake raffle, $42.25 from a benefit
basketball game, and $18.90 from
the sale of armory dance tickets,
totaling $97.20. Jim Chance, prin
cipal, directed the school projects.
' Other March of Dimes activities
ded another $41 to the total
femount.
Donations were also made by
Merrill business firms and stores to
t h e March of Dimes television
auction held January 28 on KOTI
TV. Spud donors were Klamath Po
tato Distributors, Dale West, Bob
Cheyte, Northwest Produce, Levy
and Zentner, Sunny State Produce
and Johnson and Blumenthal.
Miscellaneous articles donated to
the auction were given by Winema
Mills, Spud Cellar, Walker Broth
ers Goodyear,' Merrill Clothing
Company,1 Merrill Pharmacy, El
Rancho Tule, Chuek's Chevron
Service and Merrill Lumber Slore
'he new addition to the church
iome and Martin streets, is
tanned for the near future. The
lublic is invited.
Catholic Daughter will have
i silver tea and book review to-
light at the Sacred Heart Parish
There will be a guest speaker from
he city library and a musical pro
gram starting at o clock.
The Concordia Choir of Moor-
head, Minnesota will sing at the
hlamath Lutheran Church Sunday.j
February 16, starting at 8:15 p.m.
Tickets for adults will be $1.25,
students 75 cents and children un
der 12 years 50 cents. Tickets are
on sale at Currin's for Drugs and
the Louis Mann Piano Company.
They will also be available at the
door.
Artif actors Club will meet for
election of officers and a 6:30 p.m.
potluck dinner on February 17 in
Joan's Kitchen at the fairgrounds.
Ail members are urged to attend
and to take a guest. Bob Ander
son, LangeU Valley, president, will
show part of his collection.
Sewing Group of Friendly
Court No. 11 of Amaranth will
meet Wednesday, February 12, at
10 a.m. at the home of Emo-
gene Jones, 700 Loma Linda
Drive. All members are asked to
attend.
AACW Meeting Members of
the AAUW will meet at 12:30 p.m.
Saturday in the Winema Hotel.
Ben and Phyllis Kerns will pre
sent the guest program.
American Legion The Tule
lake American Legion and Auxil
iary will meet Tuesday, February
11, at the grange hail. Potluck;
at 6:30, p.m.
Garden Club The regular meet
ing of the Evergreen Garden Club
will be held at the fairgrounds.
Wednesday, February 12, at 7:30
p.m. W ild flower slides and mov
ies will be shown and all mem
bers are urged to attend. Guests
welcome.
R!,-fh M- nnd Airs Hav
Crane, Corning. California, are the
parents -el their tnira enna, a
HaiiohtAr hnm Snndav. February
9. Mrs. Crane (June Van) is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry;
Van, isos.facuic lerrace. j
Visitors Mr. and Mrs, James
C. Ellis and family, now of Moses
Lake, Washington, are visiting his J
mother and father, Mr. and Mrs.'
C. C. Ellis, 845 California Avenue
The younger Ellis has been ii
Alaska lor the past 12 years anc
this is his first visit since then.
PTA The Pelican PTA exec
utive committee will meet Wednes-
cay, feoruary 12, at 1 p.m. in
the school auditorium.
On Leave Seaman apprentice
Frederick G. J. Meliemme, son oi
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Mellentiae.
352 fortn fcieventh btreet, is
home on leave after completing re-
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! MERRILL Two important
events were planned during a meet
ing of the Camp Fire Leaders As
sociation of Merrill and Malin held
Tuesday, February 4, at the Mer
rill Recreation Hall.
In the absence of the president
Mrs. Connie Loveness presided ovei
the meeting.
Merrill's dad - daughter dinnei
was set for Wednesday, Februan
12, at 6:30 p.m. in the .Merrill
Recreation Hall. Mrs. James Noon
an and Mrs. Leonard Lisk are co
chairmen. Malin's dad - daughlei
dinner is one week later, Februarj
ij. iv win w iitm at lilw .Udllu
i Community Hall. Mrs. Jean Don
aldson and Mrs. Naomi Micka are
;m charge.
The Camp Fire mint sale will be
I. join nri Satlit-Hnv Marrh 1 ntA fnn
iirnie lor two weens. Mint sale
sale chairman at Merrill is Mrs
Warren Fruits. Mrs. Norma Wolf
will head Malin's candy sale.
Oregon Weather
Eastern Oregon Partly cloudy
Monday night; increasing cloudi
ness Tuesday with showers likely
by evening. Highs 40-50; Low
Monday night 25-35.
Western Oregon Patches of fog
in valleys Monday but mcreas
' ing cloudiness and occasional rain
Tuesday. Highs 48-56; low Mondaj
night 35-45. Coastal winds south
westerly, 10-20 m.p.h., becoming
southerly to southeasterly and in
creasing to 15-30 m.p.h. late Mon
day night and Tuesday.
Grants Pass and vicinity-
Patchy fog late Monday night:
variable cloudiness Tuesday. Low
Monday night 35-40; high f uesdaj
53-58.
Baker and vicinity Mostly fail
with some high cloudiness through
Tuesday. Low Monday night 22-28;
high Tuesday 40-48.
rive uav uuiiook
' Eastern Washington, Eastern
Oregon and Idaho Continued
mild temperatures averaain?
above normal, lliehs generally in
40s: minimums 26-36. Few iiaht
thowers. Precipitation total gen
erally less than normal.
Western Washington and West
ern Oregon Continued mild
with temperatures averaging
above to much-above normal.
Maximums in upper 40s and 50s.
Minimums generally 35-45. Peri
ods of rain, mostly occurring
Tuesday and Thursday. Total pre
cipitation less than normal, gen
erally one-half to one inch, except
one to two inches along coast.
FIRE
The Suburban Fire Department
extinguished a small fire in a
fhed at 2615 Patterson Street Sun
day, officials reported today. They
added that the fire began around
the flue of a stove and sakTtnere
was no damage. Owner is E. W
Jlorgan.
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