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PAGE TWO IIERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON SUNDAY. MARCH 2. 1958 "DENNIS THE MENACE" jygipgg 'ReMmeea that law that wouldn't GIVE AAE NONE OF HER POPC3RM? Presbyteron fraternal 9 Worker To Speok n Basin MALIN A Presbyterian frat ernal worker on furlough from the Philippines speaks to four Klam ath Basin churches this week. Mrs. Eugene A. Hessel of Manila is be ing brought to the area by the Women's Association of the Matin Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Hessel's specialty has been ..work with lepers who live in nine leprosaria scattered throughout the Philippines. During the past nine years she has held executive posts with the Philippine Committee of American Leprosy Missions, Inc. In this capacity she has visited the famed Culion Leper Colony many times. Currently she and her husband re studying at San Francisco The ological Seminary where Mr. Hes sel is completing work on his doc torate degree. In June the couple will return to Manila where Mr. Hessel was pastor at Manila's El- Jlnwood-Malate Church which since - January 1 has become self-supporting with Us own Filipino pastor. Mrs. Hessel starts her speaking Jour at Peace Memorial Presby terian Church, 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, . March 4. Wednesday, March 5, she peaks at 2 p.m. to the Women's Association of Tulelake Presbyter ian Church. Wednesday night Mrs. Hessel's talk about the EUinwood Church, illustrated with colored slides, is featured at Malin Presbyterian Lnurcn s lamuy night. Potluck din ner starts at 6:30. Thursday at 2 p.m. Mrs. Hessel will speak to the Malin Church's Women's Association. Men are also 1 MRS. EUGENE A. HESSEL P.T.A. ROOSEVELT PTA Founders' Day was observed Roosevelt PTA February 18 with an interesting program. ine scnooi cnorus. wearing new uiiuir roues, sang ine Green Ca- inearar- Dy Carl Hahn, " Song Peace by Sibelius, and two num bcrs from the "Nutcracker Sniip' by Tchaikovsky. Janice Lef; rutin Alexis Drew and Tesa Green weri student accompanists. Carol Drew gave ji ballet interoretatinn Tchaikovsky's "Dance of the Toy nines, accompanied bv Linda Hanville. Mrs. D. E. Van Vaetnr uirecis tne choir. Past presidents of Roosevelt PTA were introduced and presented with red carnations. Those honored were Mrs. Alfred Collier, Mrs. Glenn Kent, Mrs. Percy Murray. M r s. nay niggers, Mrs. Otto Ellis, Mrs Howard Dixon, Mrs. Winston Pur vine, Mrs. Art Moore and Uri lea Lindley. ine slate of officers for next year was presented by the nominat ing committee, including Mrs. Ar thur Farr, president; Mrs. Ernest Bishop, vice president: Rabh Fos ter, secona vice president: Mrs. uoya Dippold, secretary and Mrs. Robert Harvey, treasurer. Nomina. tions from the floor and election oi omcers will be held at the next meeting. Mrs. Frederick Ehlers. president presented a life membership in the Oregon Council of PTA to Mrs. Art .Moore in appreciation of the time. energy, and talent she has riven to Roosevelt PTA. Some of the historv of the N. uonai parent Teacher Assoria. lion, and facts about the founding of PTA in Klamath County, was related by Mrs. Arthur Farr. vice president. rnc then presented pan el members who discussed many imases oi f in. ana school life. fhose on the panel included Mrs .lames Kerns. Mrs. Rod MaePhail Mrs. Rex Hiatt, Mrs. A. W. West over, Garry Robertson, Rose Put nam and Gerald Clemens. Mrs. JOC Hicks second arnHo Bluebirds led the flag salute. Room count was won by Mrs. Boyle's room downstairs, and Mrs. Howe's room upstairs. Refreshments were served in th caieiena lonowing the business meeting by third grade mothers with Mrs. Claude Olson in charge. The next mcetine will he the evening of March 11. Jim O'Dona hue will present the Drnernm Wildlife in the Klamath Basin." Sierra Leone, a British colony on the west coast of Africa, was founded in 1707 as a home for destitute ex - slaves who were shipped from London. ft 5 t :" .-v s -'r x'a : v j F v 1 7r tT'' MUD SLIDE IN DUNSMUIR early Tuetday took about one tenth of the high school's newly developed $ 1 0.000 athletic field along wltli steel fencing and retaining wall. This was an A J f Li' . ni , n rnoio Dy inoreson, Uunsmuir aftermath of Monday night's severe storm. School Gas Figure Eyed Members of the city school boards have elected to accept an offer by the Shell Oil Company whereby the city school districts can purchase their gasoline at the 20.87 cents per gallon bid to the county court for county gasoline needs. The price is for the year neginning March l. The former practice has been for the city schools to buv their gasoline on me bid figure accept ed by the county school operation. This year the winning county school figure was 21.19 cents per gallon. Before electing to buy the 1958- 39 gasoline on the county bid fig ure, city board members were as sured by county school officials that the city's action would in no way impair the figure offered the county schools, and that the com panies submitting bids to the coun ty school system had not done so on the assumption that the bid would also anoly to citv school gallonage. 1 Mud Slide In Dunsmuir Rips Out Portion Of High School Field, Driveway DUNSMUIR - About 3.500 vards of muck fell off the embankment just north of the Dunsmuir High School early Tuesday morning as the most serious aftermath of Monday s storm. The slide took about one-tenth of the high school's newlv devel- oped $10,000 athletic field along with about 20 feet of driveway ana ji.ouu in steel lencing and re taining wall. INDIRECTION OKLAHOMA CITY Ml - Traffic Judge James Demopolos offered ad vice to a young college student who was charged with making a U-turn on a bridge so he could pick up a pretty girl. "The trick is not to make a U-turn on the bridge," Demopolos said. "Just drive to the. end of the bridge and wait for her. There are only two ways a pretty girl can get off a oriage. ine lesson cost the stn. dent $7. The exact amount of damage was difficult to determine. Delwin Poe, high school superintendent, said he was going to have advice on the matter from the State Division of Highways. The site of the mud slide is also the site of the Wil low Street underpass which is cur rently included in freeway plans through Dunsmuir. Other storm damage in the com munity included about 100 feet of Giuis Mreet and 50 feet of Riv er Avenue washed out. South First Street, which was partially under water on Monday, was damaged uui passaoie. Another trouble sDot Mnndnv nigni was utile tastle Creek just south of town where a Southern racilic signal shack was washed trom the bank and lodged against the railroad bridee at the south end of the yards. Bulldozers cleared the debris and creek channel Tues day morning. A power pole was aiso wasnea out at the same point RETURNED NEW YORK vB-A lithograph of a Vincent Van Gogh painting, stolen last Tuesday irom the Mu seum of Modern Art. was found outside the museum's front en trance. Director Rene D'Harnoncourt said an anonymous telephone call er told him where to find the print. It was wrapped in a newspaper and undamaged. The print, por traying a nude woman, is valued at $800. TAKE IT EASY, MOM WICHITA. Kan. Wl County juvenile officers Ed Nelms and Hollis Nichols, checking school zone speed violations, say they have reached this conclusion: Eighty per cent of the motorists violating safety rules in- school zones are women many of them mothers with children in school. The fur seal in Antarctica is al most extinct due to uncontrolled slaughter by whaling ships. CONTINUOUS FROM 12:45 H. TODAVf n STARTLING FACTS about TAXES, GOVERNMENT, WORLD AFFAIRS, COMMUNISM, UNITED NATIONS, LABOR, and AMERICANISM BE INFORMED WATCH KOTI-2 SUNDAY 6:45 P.M. invi'ed to this meeting which will be followed by a coffee hour. That night Mrs. Hessel concludes her speaking engagemnts when she ad dresses the Mt. Laki Presbyter ian unurcn at 7 octock. Her topic for all meetings ex cept Wednesday night in Malin highlights her work with leprosy. ine meetings are open to the pub lic without charge. The visiting missionary will be ine guest of Mr. and Mrs. II Winnfield Stevens of Malin. Intern Pastor Stevens first met the lies sels when he was stationed with tlie Army in Manila shortly altor worm war 11. Mexicans long have eaten dahlia roots because of their starchv con tent, uaniias are a tuberous root- eu nero wnicn Diossoms 1 n t o a lovely flower. Would you likt to hear the famous DePaur Min ed Chorus? If you're not member we're sorry. But, for the coming sea- everyone can belong! 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Thrilling exploits of the Underwater Demolition Team, up to now one of our country's most carefully guarded secrets! $T AMINO RAm flA I CV. -JAMES GREGORY ivni 1 LniLL. I ROSS MARTIN -RAYMflNn Riiirv PI AIDf un IV MO INTtOOUCtNC Feoturs Timet "Underwater Worrior" 3:0S 6:30 and 9:55 "Block Scorpion" 1:30 5:00 and 8:30 - PLUS - Color Cartoon "PotMim Pearl" end Latest Newt J 2maanKSimAcnoi ): SHOWN UNCUT! ALU ITS HORROR COMPLETE the Bene SCREAM ALL YOU WANT ii WOO FOR Y0U1 i L Jfil
