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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 17, 1958)
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17. 1958 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THREE V - ...... . ( - ; A fry' ' : SLrfV.. a ..r;- MRS. VERN SCMORTGEN, 2070 Etna Street, will head a corps of volunteer work ers on Heart Sunday, Febru ary 23 to collect funds fcr heart research. House to house calls will be made from 12 noon to 4 p.m. in the city. At least 200 more volunteers are1 needed. Any one who can assist may call Mrs. Charles Switzler Jr., TU 2-3055. Pep Pepper and Future Nurses of Klamath Union High School collected $86.21 on downtown streets Saturday. Lakeview PTA SSates Program LAKEVIEW The monthly pro- Srani for the Lakeview Parent Teachers Association will be held Tuesday evening, February 18, in the Lakeview High School audi torium. The meeting will open at 8 o'clock, following which Robert Shotwell, school music instructor, will demonstrate the method of teaching music to the fourth grade. .Students will be on hand for the demonstration. A birthday cake will be cut in commemoration of Founder's Ray and the litst birthday of PTA, with a silver offering to be ac cepted. Mothers of third grade stu dents will entertain and baby sit ters and TV entertainment is ar ranged for younger children. VA Hospital Needed Here The need of a hospital for the use of veterans in Southern Ore gon was brought up at the Dis trict 5 meeting of the Disabled American Veterans and Auxiliary which was held in Medford on Sunday, February 16. All meirr bers were urged to write to their congressman in favor of turning Camp White, which is now used as a domiciliary, into a hospital. Attesting the Medford meeting Irom Klamath Falls Were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Finton, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Scarborough, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd DeLap, Mr. and- Mrs. Dan Johnson, Irene Hill and Charles Poteet. , AUTOPSY HOLLYWOOD W - An autopsy has been ordered to determine the cause of the death of actor Phillip Van Zandt, 54, whose body was found yesterday in his apart ment. A bottle of sleeping pills was beside him. vein -jdiiui lutu imijuu murei than 400 character roles in Holly- ' U 1 1 ..1 1 i wuoa. ne was Dorn in Amsieraam, Holland. AGA KHAN RETURN'S CSTAAD, Switzerland ( UP1 The Aga Khan today resumed the winter sports vacation he in terrupted last month to go to Ka rachi for his enthronement as spiritual leader of the Ismaili Moslem sect. Officials said the Aga would "probably remain here" until the end of the season. He has rented a chalet. Hurry - While They Lasi ! ! THG5QW y 21 x 36-in. size Assorted Colors Perfect for Doorway Bath, Hallway or Bedroom Big 27x50-in. Buy Now Keep 11 CITY BRIEFS Supper The Episcopal Young Churchmen of St. Paul's Episco pal Church will sponsor a pancake supper on Shrove Tuesday, Febru ary in, from 6:30 to p.m. in the parish hall. OSEA There will be a regu lar meeting of OSEA Chapter No. it at the Student Union Lounge n Tuesday, February IS, at 7:30 p.m. Job's l)augh:ers Henley Beth el. No. 51. International Order ol Job's Daughters, will hold a meet ing at 7:3u p in Ml. Laki Church. Feburarv 17. lor the visitation of the denuty grand guardian. School ol instruction will be held at 6:30 p.m. for all members. Arlifactors will hold their an nual poiluck suoper 6:3u p.m. February 17, in Joan's Kitchen at the lairgrounds. Gene Favell will talk on "Columbia River Culture. Take own table service. Anyone interested in artifacts is welcome. Cow Belles will lioid their an- Car Insurance Plan Opposed PORTLAND W The compul sory automobile insurance plan of Gov. Robert D. Holmes will be fought by the Oregon Assn. of Insurance Agents, Herbert A. Ballin Jr., association i president, said that Saturday in reply to the governor's proposal. Ballin. who said his association lepresents agents writing 65 per cent of all property damage insur ance in the state, said compulsory insurance isn't the answer to the problem. The governor last week said many persons were injured or suf fered financial loss in automobile accidents in which the other driver was not insured and had no money to. pay. He said he would ask the 1959 Legislature to pass a law requiring all motorists to carry insurance. Ballin said the result of such a law would be higher rates, in creased litigation and political tur moil. Further, he said, it would not protect motorists against people from out of the state, from hit-run drivers, or from drivers of stolen cars. He suggested that motorists already can buy insurance which protects them in case the other driver is not insured. Salem Publisher Elected To Post EUGENE iTi E. A. Brown, publisher of the Salem Capital Journal, is the new chairman of the Oreson Press Conference. He was elected Saturday at the closing session of the two-day con ference sponsored by the Oregon Newspaper Publishers Assn. and the University of Oregon. Verne McKinney of Hillsboro. and Carl Webb or Eugene were named representatives to the Eric Allen Memorial Trusteeship. WATCH YOUR HAT COLUMBUS, Ohio W When someone stole Safety Director Leo Phillips' new hat, he asked police to help mm recover it. Police Lt. Herman Beck, one ol those keep ing an eye out for it, should have kept the other eye on his own. It was stolen two days later. jt W COMPETE TV SERVICE All Makei All Modell Call BARABOO'S 333 E. Main Ph. 4-4616 (0(5c Rugs M. 69 the mud off your floors election of officers and guests are''" nurse, will present the pro-!"" ','''1 B0 V' welcome to attend. gram consisting of color slides and.owner oi ine Blue u. t- aits wil ... . ... Initiation Meeling-A special in-iU itiation meeting will be held by ,.,, ... ... ,,..,, ! ' ! ter lZVL M' ely" FeS? ! K.an.a.h Kalls-unit of the hoi,, Z Melffi'eSWmihh ,r Maude Hosk,y- 623T'onwM 7" V :,?! honor the College of Regents andi111" s,reel- . K'' ?L,C"', ?: ?Jb aty 1!,' or.-irinnlp rpopnt nnrl Iherp will be balloting on new members. Dress will be formal. Jolly Neighbors - The valentine recipe exchange meeting of ' the Jolly Neighbors will be Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the 1905 Summers Lane home of Mes. Ted Schuh. Card Party The Lady Trainmen! will sponsor a public card party in the Knights of Columbus Hall, 409 Main Street, beginning at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday. Special awards will be made. Twyla Ferguson The regular meeting of the 'lwyla Ferguson Parents and Patrons organization will be held Thursday, February 20. at 7:30 p.m. in the school gymnasium. WmW'T"l'.J I....UUI HI , mi II L I 111 ) 'II II J II '"'lllii. I . , I " '"'' I HiMHiMUUinipil Founder's Day program of the Roosevelt PTA will be held Tues day. February 18. at 2 p.m. The school chorus will sing, and there i 205 gues.s. Among the chefs was i will be a panel discussion. George Paris. Klamath Falls. I jchel at the Blue Ox. The central Pelican PTA The Founder's Day i arrangement on the guest of lion-1 meeting of the Pelican PTA will: of' ab!e was a huse cake, lapped be at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at Pel-; wtlh a replica of the stale canito!.! ican School. Past presidents will' Also attending from Klamalh Falls! be honored. Mrs. Marjorie Paul, Klamath County Health Depart-,' !1 1-AiV nhnilT T IP San' I'PS rPtmerPO 'bv the health deDartment Inc nealm oePannlem' - Basketball Parly The boys of Pmil's Boys Club invite boys of high school age to a basketball nai-n. U'pHnotlfiv Vnhrimrv l'l Lt at the ' Fremont 'bov's gym. Degrees Members of the An cient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Free Masonry are requested to attend a special meeting of the Lodge of Perfection, Tuesday, Feb ruary 18 at 7:30 p.m. Special com munications of the Supreme Coun cil will be read and voted upon. After the business meeting the 6th and 7th degree teams will confer degrees upon candidates. Big Dinner The annual gov ernor's dinner, given this year in honor of Governor and Mrs. Holmes at the Congress Hotel, Maybe this is overdoing it a Ybll COUld get this impression of Minute Man service it's so swili, so thorough, so coni)Iete. Best ofull, it liyppgns aiitmiiatiailh, the inoinent yoti drive in. Our customers tell us once you've tried it you're not likely to lie satisfied willi am tiling less. Because (the customers add) the service you get at a Union Oil station is as good as the gasoline. This is exorbitant praise because the gasoline is the West's most powerful premium new lloyal 70 Minute Man service plus new the sign of the big 7u' where UNION OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA TUNE IN: THE 76 SPORTS CLUB Portland drew 52 chefs from all parts of Oregon to prepare the dinner. Places were marked for ' " : l pres.- den' f Culinary Chefs Alii Ja,3i .K'" i i 11 uicuaumuii 1i,n(l serving a dinner at the Syir. I . hnnv RnHt,in pnrt,,H , .dress designing . .' ' American Legion Post No. 8, and the auxiliary will be held on Tuesday, 8 p.m., February 18 in the Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery Finds Healing Substance That Relieves Pain, Stops Itching as it Nrw York, K. Y. (Special) - For the first tune science has found a new healinp; substance with the aston ishing ability to shrink hemor rhoids, stop itching, and relieve pain without surgery. In case after case, while gently relieving pain, actual reduction (shrinkage) took place. Most amazing of all results were so thorough that sufferers Roval 7(i gasoline. Reason enough to make oui m t you know you always get the finest. EVERV WEEK ON ABC-TV ASK Legion Hall. North Eisjh'.h Street. Mrs. Bub PuckeL. civil defense chairman of the auxiliary, in charge of the evening program I will introduce speakers on civil i defense and national secu' ity. ite j freshmenls will be served by the auxiliary. , j Mm, Tne Cjvji Ajr p;,ri)i' ,.m ho!d its reguar meclins jun. ll(iav evenjn , Building m at Kingsley Field. Second Lt. Edgar Atian)so win give a lecture on the Worry of FALSE TEETH Slipping or Irritating? Don't be embnrrassod by loose fise trmh slipping, dropping or wuboliiig when you rut. t..lk or lautjli. Jut sprinkle a little FASTEFTH on your plates. This pleasant powder gives a remarkable sente ol added comfort and security by holding phues more tirmly. No puinmv. pooey, pasty niste or feeltntt. It's alkaline (non-r.ridi. Oefc FASTEKTH at auv drut; counter. Shrinks Hemorrhoids made astonishing statements liko "Piles have ceased to be a problem! " The secret is a new liculing sub stance ( Bio-Dyne ) discovery of a world-famous research institute. 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