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Newspaper Page Textf PAGE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON THURSDAY. MARCH 13. TSn E 0 CITY BRIEFS Jamborrc The third annual square dance jamboree will be held at the Red Barn. Dorns, Saturday, March 15. at 8 p.m. A potluck supper will follow the dance. Installation There will be a pub lic installation of the Naomi White Shrine Of Jerusalem Saturday, March 15, at 8 p.m. in the Masonic Temple. Friends and members are invited. Enifliiem Auxiliary The GIA to the B of LE will meet Friday. March 14. at 7:30- p.m. in the home of Mrs. 0.' 0. Schaeffer, 3311 Homedale Hoad. Western Shows Ride High In TV Award Competition A KLAMATH FALLS MAN, 1st Lt. Frank R. (Dick) Griffiths. 'second from right, eon ducted his Imperial Majesty, Haile Selassie, emperor of Ethiopia, on t tour of KANU-TV, located at Kagnew Station, a U.S. Army post at Asamara, Eritrea, Africa. The emperor was accompanied by members of his official staff. The lieutenant, with the Army Signal Corps, has been stationed in Eritrea since November 1956. Local Soldier In Ethiopia The U.S. Army Post television station, KANU-TV at Asamara, Erl trea, Africa, is a mecca for visit' ing dignitaries, among them U.S Ambassador Uichards, who pre. sented the Eisenhower doctrine to countries of the Middle East last year. The post is currently pre paring for a visit from General Wlllitson B. Palmer, chief of the U.S. Army in Europe. First Lt. Frank R. Griffiths, with the U.S. Army Signal Corps, sta tioned in Eritrea, is usually the official guide on these tours. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Griffiths, 3950 Shasta Way, Klam ath Falls. He plans to return' here for a visit when his current en listment is up in October of this year. The officer plans to leave Eng land to attend the World's Fair in Brussels' before returning to the United States. He is a graduate of Klamath Union High School and of Oregon State College. KANU-TV is the first television station in Ethiopia, established in 1955, joining KANU radio outlet, built in 1948. Since TV's origin, some of the finest American tele vision programs for the entertain ment of American personnel in As amara have been given. KANU-TV is not only the first television sta tion in Ethiopia, but it is also the first ever operated by the U.S, Army. Science Fair Entries Mount Entries for the second annual Siskiyou County science fair are pouring into the office of the super intendent of county schools. Many more are expected before the clos ing deadline, March 21. The fair, financed by the, Siski you County Medical Association, will be open to the public from 7 p.m., March 27, until 3 p.m., March 29. The senior division en tries will be on display In the old gymnasium at the Yreka High School, and the seventh to ninth grade entries will be displayed at the Gold Street Elementary School. Entries are anticipated from schools throughout the county. HOLLYWOOD iUP- Westerns were "ridin' high" today in com petition for television's golden Emmy awards to be presented April 15 for outstanding work in 1957. "Gunsmoke," "Maverick," and "Wagon Train" were among the 35 television programs and 117 performers announced Wednesday night as the Academy of Arts and Science' nominees for the indus try's most coveted award. The throe "oat burners" were nominuted for the best dramatic series with continuing characters along with "Lassie," and "Perry Mason. ,llm Arncss, sober-(need Mutt Dillon of "Gunsmoke," also wus nominated for the best continuing performance by an actor in a leading role in a dramatic or comedy series. So was Danny Thomas, Bob Cummings, Phil Sil vers, and Robert Young. But even the westerns were meeting tough competition in Co lumbia Broadcasting System's dramatic playhouse 90 which had 12 nominations in 28 categories. The Playhouse- produced pro grams lh Comedian. and "Helen Morgan Story" were nom inated as the best single programs of the year in a field which in cluded the Edsel show. General Motors 50th anniversary show, and Hallmark Hall of Fame's "Green Pastures." Nominated in the category of the "best musical, variety, audi ence participation or quiz series" were the shows of Dinah Shore, Ed Sullivan, Perry Como, Steve Allen and Jack Paur. Lee J. Cobb was nominated for the "bct single performance by an actor" for his portrayal of a pathologist on Studio One's "No Deadly Medicine." Also named were Mickey Roo ney who played "Sammy Ho garth" in Playhouse uo's "Comed ian;" Peter Ustinov, David Wayne and Ed Wynn. . The field for the "best continu ing performance by an actress in a leading role in a dramatic or comedy series" were Eve Ardcn, Spring Byington, Jan Clayton, Ida Lupmo and Jane Wyatt. Edward H. Murrow's "Person to Person, and "See It Now' were nominated in the "best pub lie service or series" category. CBS had 67 nominations while arch rival National Broadcasting company scored with 05. School Board Details Listed The law provides that persons wishing to become candidates for school board posts meet the fol lowing qualifications: 1. Be a registered voter in a precinct within the school district they seek to represent, the regis tration having been certified at least 30 days before the election date. 2. Be a continuous resident of the district in which they seek of I ice for not less than six months Further details can be obtained by contacting Harold Ashley, school clerk, at the KUHS build ing. With reference to the local school boards, one live-year seat will come up for election on each of the boards this year. Expiring terms are now being held by Jack unman on the high school board, and by Lctha Murphy on the ele mentary board. Neither of the in cumbents has indicated whether reelection will be sought. For the elementary post the pe tition of candidacy must be in the hands of the school clerk not later than April 4, and for the high school post the candidate declara tion must be in the clerk s hands not later than April 24. The school board and the budget elections will be May 5. The two upcoming terms are for five-year periods to begin July 1, 1958. AAL'W The regular meeting of AAUW which would be scheduled for Saturday, March 15, will not be held this Saturday. The meet ing has been scheduled for Mon day evening, .March 24. Twin Girls Mr. and Mrs. Phil ip H. Detroit, Los Angeles, form er residents of Klamath Falls, are the proud parents of twin daugh ters, Darlene Marie and Donna Mae. They join an older sister Diana. The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Philip W. Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sasstedt, all of Klamath Falls. Great-grand parents are Henry Dillstrom, Klam ath Falls: Mrs. Lulu Detroit, Ta- coma, and Mrs. Ruby Robinson, Nevada. Rummage Sale There will .be a rummage sale, sponsored by St Paul's Episcopal Church, Friday, March 14, from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., at Clyde and Art s Towing Serv ice. 734 Klamath Avenue. Please bring rummage Thursday evening. Navy Mothers There will be a meeting of the ;vavy Mothers Thursday evening at 7:30 in the National Guard Armory. TV Program The Fish and Wild life Service will present a 15 min ute program over K0T1-TV, Thurs day. March 13, at 5:45 p.m. Refuge Court Records YREKA JUDICIAL COIBT nlhrt A. v.tt.rllne. 91. Yreka, drunk driving, WIS fine. 60 days In 'Jm Kton Sr., Yreka. public In toxication. $30 line or 10 daya in jail. Henry Stone. S2. Yreka, public in. toxiration, S12S fine. Churlei D. Blackburn. 19. Tulelake, llletal poaieaalon of alcoholic bever ....... .,.,,mh in dr. riavi In tall. Cordon G. Horn. 24. Yreka. drunk operator'! Ilceme, 70 fine, or 192 aaya. YBEKA DIVORCES Alice K. Kraune from Charlei I Krauie, divorce granted. Harry MUlctte Trorn Hazel M. Millat- te. divorce granted. Manager Tern Horn and Gene Branson will present a discussion on the functions of the wildlife service and its position in the Basin, Meeting Notice The Klamath Dog Fanciers invited all persons interested in dogs to attend a meet ing at the Klamath County Library at 8 p.m. on Friday to hear Bill Schlegel, Klamath County pound master. (The meeting had been an nounced for the fairgrounds and change of location was made be cause of a conflict of dates'. Newcomers Club The regular meeting of the Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club will be held Thursday, March 13, at 7:45 p.m. in the Pelican Cafe party room. Pali O'Connor will show colored slides of her trip to the Scandinavi an countries. Cards will be played following the meeting. All ladies new to Klamath Falls are especial ly welcome. Reservations may be made by calling TU 2-0832. District No. t of the Oregon Nurses Association will hold a reg ular meeting at the Public Health Department, 1949 .Main Street, Thursday, March 13, at 7:30 p.m. M. G. Gordon, Klamath County civil defense director, will speak. All graduate nurses are in vited to attend. There will be a board meeting at 7 p.m. BPW Rummage Sale will be held Friday and Saturday, March 14 and 15, in the Pelican Theater Building. Friday the building will be open from 8 a.m. to 6 'p.m., Saturday from 8. a.m. to 2 p.m. It will also be open tonight from 7 o'clock for delivery of rummage. For pickup call Eva Cook or Doris Abernathy. i x Injured Mrs. Lula Myers, 81, sister of U. E. and P. D. Reeder of Klamath Falls, is in the Alturas Hospital with a broken hip. Mrs. Myers, member of a pioneer fam- n., iu.oc at New Pine Creek wun a son, Doris Reeder and was dress ing for a trio to town when sne L.toH an ankle and fell. Her brothers visited her at Alturas fol lowing the accident. Enlisted Men of the Klamath Falls Air Base. Kingsley Field, their wives and guests, will dance Saturday night, March 15. at Reames Golf and. Country Club. Civilian employes ai tne Dase and residents of Klamath Falls will b? welcome. Orchestra music is planned. c .j nnnH Mothers flith Silliru meet at 8 o'clock tonight in the academy auditorium. Walt Mc Intyre, of the World Wide Travel Bureau, will talk on the jet age. IV SALE! RCA FLOOR SAMPLES and DEMONSTRATORS Priced to Sell QUICK! Vern Owens' CASCADE HOME FURNISHINGS 124 No. 4th Ph. TU 4-8365 Complete HOME IMPROVEMENT Asbestos Siding Insulation Roofing Aluminum Awning No Money Down - 3 to 5 Years To Pay! Call AI Depew-I-5027 r 1-1721 Soil Scientist Is Transferred KLAMATH AGENCY Joe Ca hoon, Klamalh Agency soil sci entist, transferred lost week to a position with the Soil Conservation Service at Lakeview. Cahoon acted as party chief of the soil scientists staff while at the Agency. As the soil survey was completed, the other scientists were transferred and Cahoon remained to prepare a report on their findings. Prior to Ins service at the agen cy, Cahoon spent seven years with the Soil Conservation Service in the Southwest. Cahoon was a member of the Reservation Junior Chamber of Commerce. During tho 1!I57 All-ln- dian Basketball Tournament, he served as a committee chairman, and for most of the past year, he has been treasurer of the organization. 23 Aaa Monday, March 11, 1935 Otficeri of the winter jporti association urged Saturday that persons with extra room in their cars, and those who have no woy to get lo fori rslomath, "get together" Sunday for the trip to the Fori Klomath ski carnival. N. B. Drew said that Ihe chamber ot commerce will be the meeting place, and thai those who hopt to get rides should ht there early. Tueidoy, March 12, 1935 A pleasant alternoon was spent by the Hit and Miss club ot the Women ot Ihe Moose, Friday, at the home of Mrs. Belle Tompkins. The following membtrs were present: Mesdames Blonche Dixon, Bertha Hogue, Anne Eccles, Fannie Thompson, Margaret Loliberty, Edna Jensen. Peggy Long, Lulu Potts, Lorctta Pex, Clora Beland and the hostess. Wednesday, March 13, 1933 Percy Murray was the prin cipal speaker betort the Rotary Club Friday noon address ing the organization upon the development of the dairy industry. 0 E. Moel'er prr-vded as choirman and o special musical program wos presented under the direction of Miss Aagodt Frigaard. Thurdoy, March 14, 1935 Mrs, E M. Chilcote and Mrs. H. E. Pelti were hostesses to members and friends ot the Melhodist Episcopal Aid society on Thursday alternoon in the church pcrlors. t0 was served at the close of Ihe after noon. Friday, March 1J, 1933 Wilson S. Wiley, local oitornev, wos the principal speaker before the Lions club Tuesday noon, ond George Davis presided as chairman Saturday, March H, 1933 Vernon Moore ol Ihe Balsger Motor company, announces that the Ford Motor company is shipping o carload of cois every other day to Klamath Falls, "In spite of the fact that factory production is close to capacity, production still is behind orders," Moore said. S3 SPECIALS KITCHEN TOWELS SAVINGS Super Drug SPECIALS FULL SIZE 24"x36" FIRST QUALITY fc, Package of 8 for 88c Insure With THt Jlanduf, Go.. LIAIILITY . FIRE Paul 0. Landry V. T. Johnson 41t Main Street Ph TU 2-2326 AUTO PROPERTY IMPORTED STAINLESS HOT MITTS STEElTABLEWARE Sfe'-: desi9n- Jb! yul sjlK Extra long lasting beauty. for full protection. S-pc. place sitting . . . $$C Choice of color 88c MEAT LIFTER PLASTEX Stainless WASTE BASKET Steel I ' 1 A.fl- Unbreakable. ' . Rustproof. M Makes all food Sani,a'y- . handling easier. Your choice of colo French Crepe COMFORTER CLOSE-OUT! 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