TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1958
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
Polio Vaccine Clinic
Through tht afforts of Klamath County Council Parent
Taacher Association, Salk poliomyelitis vaccina is soon to be
available to all adults ovar 20 years of age who wish im
munization against polio and have not received full protec
tion. The age group from 20 to 21 must have written con
sent of their parents or guardians.
First and second shots are given one month apart. The
booster is given seven to 12 months following the second
shot. All three are needed for maximum protection.
Forms are being sent home with children, from all the
schools in Klamath County, for their parents to fill out. For
the benefit of adulfs who have no children in school, the
form below may be used.
Pleese fill out the form below if you will be able to
come to clinic in your area to receive vaccine at a charge
of $1 per shot to cover the cost of the vaccine and supplies.
Locations of the clinics will be published as soon as the
survey forms are returned and evaluated.
I hereby request to be vaccinated with poliomyelitis
vaccine.
Husband Wife Other Adults in Home
Signed
Address
Date
I need:
1st
2nd
Booster
This form must be mailed by February 28, 1958 to
Klamath County Council Parent Teacher Association, Mrs.
John E. Putnam, president, 2348 Garden Avenue, Klamath
Falls, Oregon. 1
CITY BRIEFS
Birthday Mecilnf Christian
Women'i Fellowship of the First
Christian Church will hold an all
birthday meeting Thursday, Febru
ary 27, at the First Christian
Church. Japanese food will be
served to members and their hus
bands at 6:30 p.m. The meeting
will be held at 7:30 p.m. and will
feature a film on Japan.
Royal Neighbors of America
will hold their regular meeting
Wednesday, February 26, at 8 p.m.
in the IOOF Hall. Officers are
asked to wear formats. There will
be entertainment and refresh
ments. All members welcome.
Aloha Chapter No. 61 OES will
hold its regular meeting this eve
ning, February 25, at I o'clock in
the Masonic Temple. Initiation will
be held.
Rummage Sale The St. Mary's
Altar Society rummage , sale will
be Friday and Saturday, Febru
ary 28 and March 1, in the Sa
cred Heart Parish Hall. Persons
having contributions are asked to
bring them to the parish hall by
Thursday.
Honor Society James W. Thorn
ton, son of Mrs. Foster Thornton,
1801 Worden Street, is one of 14
students in mechanical engineering
at Oregon State College picked for
membership in the engineering hon
or society, Pi Tau Sigma. A 1050
graduate of Klamath Union High
School, Thornton is a junior this
year.
Special Course Chester W
Barnes, 2248 Orchard Street, and
Thomas C. Barnes, 4430 Bisbee
Street, recently completed a spe
cial three day short course for
sewage treatment plant operators
at Oregon State College.
Falrhaven Home Extension will
meet Thursday, February 27, in
Joan's Kitchen. Demonstration qf
freezer combinations will be given
by Mrs. Martin. Please bring sal
ad, vegetable or dessert.
Shangri-La Michael R. Havden,
fire control technician 3.C., USN,
son of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Hayden,
231 Division Street, is serving
aboard the attack aircraft carrier
USS Shangri-La off the coast of
California with the U.S. First Fleet
in preparation for future deploy
ment to the Far East.
Far East Ronald T. Hardin, sea
man, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Odie J. Hardin, Route 1, Box 580,
and William R. -.Trusty Jr., sea
man, USN. son of Mr. and Mrs.
William R. Trusty, 305 Lincoln,
visited Auckland, New Zealand, re
cently while aboard the heavy
cruiser USS Bremerton, en route to
duty with the U.S. Seventh Fleet
in the Far East. The Bremerton
will be in the Western Pacific
area for seven months.
Friendly Circle The Friendly
Circle will meet at the Congrega
tional Church, 1154 Garden Ave
nue, Thursday, February 27, at 10
a.m. There will b a noon pot
luck. Bring scissors and thimble,
Women of the Moose Chap
ter 467 will have a potluck supper
Thursday, February 27, at 6:30 in
the Moose Hall.
With Band Ron Sterland
Klamath Falls, who plays the bass
in the Western Washington Col
lege's concert band, is on tour of
Washington state this week with
the band.
Square Dance There will be
an open square dance, sponsored
by the Keno Promenaders, Sat
nrrlav. March 1. at 8 D.m.. in the
South Sixth Community Hall. Art
Schuck, Yreka, will be the caller.
There will be potluck. Everyone is
welcome.
tlnltarlana Member of the
Klamath County Unitarian Fellow
ship who attended the Pacific
r-rtacl . rtalntrntpc' f!nnfprpnf in
San Jose, California, will report
to the local fellowship at its reg
ular meeting Wednesday, 7:30
p.m. at the Klamath Art Center.
Members and friends are cordial
ly invited.
Square Dance Those who
dance and those interested in
sauare dancing are invited to at
tend the B&B square dance,
Wednesday, February 26, at 8 p.m.
1010 Pine Street. J. D. Stanley
will call.
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Monday, February 25, 1 935 Girl icouts of Malm as
sisted in making their party a success ny contributing
o quantity of candy for sale at the festivities under the
direction of their leader, Miss Elsie Eschebeck. Vivion Dag
ner and Dolores Trcut entertained the group at the home
ot Dr. Trout. Guests were Miss Eschebeck, Maxine Haley,
Agnes Vasak, Joan Smith, Jane Smith, Helen Kanorad,
Evelyn Rigor, Margaret Victorin ond Elsie Victorin.
Tuesday, February 26, 135 Members of the editorial
staff of the News and Herald were guests ot Principal
Paul T. Jackson of Klomath Union High School at his an
nual press dinner Monday evening. Chairman Percy Murray
of the school board and Fronk Jenkins, publisher of the
News-Herald, made brief talks.
Wednesday, February 27, 135 Mrs. Irene Kroenert was
the hostess lost Tuesday evening at o delightful dinner
given in honor of the fourth birthday of The Daughters
ot the Nile organization in Klamath Falls
Thursday, February 21, If 35 Mr. ond Mrs. Nelson Reed
ond son, Scott, are spending the remainder of the winter
in California ond Arizona. During their absence, Mr. ond
Mrs. George Stevenson ond family ore occupying their
home on Conby Street.
Friday, March 1, 193 The county's big snow plow was
sent in on the Diamond Lake rood Mondoy to open that
highwoy to the county line. Rood Superintendent Guy
Merrill said the work was started to moke It possible for
the Pelican Bay Lumber Company to resume logging op
erations at its camp in thot vicinity,
Saturday, March 2, 1935 Jack Crawford, Klamath Falls
youth and graduote from Klamath Union High School, is
one of the 14 hoopsters who form th frosh basketball
squad ot the University of Oregon. Crawford is the son
ot Mr. ond Mrs. A. L. Crawford.
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