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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1958)
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 7. HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THREE Jaycees, Merchants Group Planning Christmas Parade 'The Klamath Junior Chamber of Commerce, in cooperation with the Klamath Falls Merchant Associa tion, is organizing a Christmas parade to be held December 6 in conjunction with the opening ot the Christmas shopping season. Theme of the parade will bo "The spirit of Christmas," and entries are solicited from indi viduals, groups and businesses throughout the Klamath Basin. The parade will form at Second Street and Klamath Avenue, and move otf at 11 o'clock Saturday morning. Awards for entries adhering to the theme include a $150 grand prize for the best all-around entry, a first prize of $100 for the best float, a second prize of $75 for a float or group, and a third prize of $25, also to be awarded to a float or group. In the judging, the theme will count 50 per cent, origi nality 20 per cent, and artistic composition, workmanship and public response, 10 per cent each. Anyone interested in entering a float, a musical or marching group, or another type of en try, should fill in the entry blank below and mail to the Klamath Jaycees' Parade Chairman, P.O. Box 407, not later than December 3. ENTRY BLANK 1958 Klamath Christmas Parade Klamath Falls, Oregon ' December 6, 1958 Type of entry: Float Musical Marching Other Representing (Individual or Organization) . Address ' By : ' Mail to: Klamath Jaycees, Important: Mall entry forms not Parade Chairman, later than December ; P. O. Box 407, 3, 1958. Klamath Falls, Oregon C Of C Chief Gives Talk "Industrial Growth and Develop ment of Klamath County" was the subject of a talk given by R. Frank Tucker, to the Inter Agency Council at the regular monthly meeting. November 5, at the YMCA. Tucker, manager of he chamber of commerce, brought out the relationships of past and future population, growth of the school, housing, road, hospital, and industrial facilities of the area. President Jerry Thorne presided at the business session of the meet ing and told of plans for the Christ mas Clearing Bureau. New members and guests in troduced were G. S. Vergeer, city manager, Beverly Eels and Millie Phillipi from the Klamath County Health Department. ', Representatives of public agen cies are invited to attend the Inter-Agency Council luncheon meet ings which are held at the YMCA the first Wednesday of each month. Reservations may be made by calling Secretary Lillian Hoff man, at TU 4-8151. California Weather United Press International San Francisco Bay Area: Fair through Saturday except morning overcast; Sunday probably cloudy, high today San Francisco 68, Oak land 73, San Mateo 73, San Ra fael 75; low tonight 50-56; gentle winds. Mt. Shasta-Siskiyou area: Partly cloudy today and tonight; cloudy with some light rain likely Satur day; cooler Saturday. Northwestern California: Mostly fair today except coastal fog and low clouds; cloudy extreme north with light ram likely Eureka northward Saturday, otherwise mostly fair tonight and Saturday except coastal fog and clouds: little change in temperature; high today and low tonight Napa 75 45, Ukiah 74-53, Santa Rosa 75 45: coastal winds northwesterly K-20 m.p.h. south of Cape Men docino and variable 8-15 m.p.h. north of Cape Mendocino. Weather Table United Press International Temperatures and rainfall for 24 hours ending at 4 a.m. High, Low Rain Albuquerque 66 40 Atlanta 66 42 Boise 59 47 .19 Boston 65 44 Brownsville 80 60 Chicago 50 34 Denver 58 39 Detroit 53 33 El Cenlro 91 57 Fort Worth 67 38 Fresno 78 50 Helena 56 38 .04 Kansas City 59 46 Los Angeles 82 60 Miami si Minneapolis 46 33 New Orleans 71 54 New York 63 46 Oakland 77 61 Oklahoma City 61 34 Phoenix 82 53 Pittsbureh sn in Red Bluff 82 57 Reno 71 35 Sacramento 77 53 Salt Lake City 65 52 San Dicco 7.1 nn San Francisco 69 57 Seattle 60 43 Spokane 54 34 . Stockton 80 54 I Thermal 89 54 Tucson 82 51 Washington 61 47 LZZJ DON'T JOST 7a Uy XTOU HAO w A fIRlPLACt! LeeaeHBiiMeiaiim Here's a real wood-burning FIREPLACE yee can afford. NO MASONtY MOjUMIO PUU-MZI COMPIITI with ili own chimney INSTALLS IN 1 DAYI ... in most new or existing homes BISIONID TO NAIMONIZI with nr style architecture CAN PAINTIO to blend with any color scheme APMOVID by Underwriters' LaboMtories J? H. M. S. RICHARDS Participation in Drive Told The Seventh Day Adventist Church of Klamath Falls partici pated in the world-wide offering of all Adventist churches on Octo ber 2 which is used to sponsor the Voice of Prophecy, an interna tional radio program and free Bible correspondence course, con ducted by H. M. S. Richards. The total offering amounted to $150,000, according to Elder Keglcy of the local church. The program is heard on more than 500 stations in America and over 200 stations overseas. It is the second largest religious broad cast and is heard over KFLW on Sunday mornings at 10 o'clock. Saturday, November 8, the mis sionary program will be given over to Mrs. Don Inman, Chilo quin, and Mrs. Alice Bridges, Klamath Falls, who will tell their experiences in studying the Voice ot Prophecy lessons. ACHIEVEMENT RIBBONS Commander Everett Peery, Air Patrol, will present several stripes indicating rank advance ment and achievement ribbons, to CAP cadets at an award night. No vember 8. The public presentation is to be held, beginning at 7:30 p.m in the Base Publications Building at hingsley Field, located across the street from base headquarters Anyone interested in aviation will be welcome. COUNTY COMMISSIONER GRANTS PASS (API Former sheriff Louis D. Ringuette was el ected Josephine County commis sioner Tuesday over Democrat Cliff Driscoll, former Grants Pass postmaster. Democrat Debbs Potts was el ected Grants Pass mayor and Ed Malone, Louis F. Schultz Jr., Fred W. Reid and John R. Brown ell city councilmen. CITY BRIEFS Civil Air Patrol will have pies dilation of awards and party aft erwards Saturday night at 7:3( promptly m the publications Dunn ing, across from the headquarters huildine at Kinaslcv Field. This is open to anyone interested. Wives' Meeting National Guard Wives will meet tonight at 7:30 in the new National Guard Armory on Shasta Way. n.,,,....,. .-.r linn,. annual Thanksgiving dinner and program will be held Monday, November 10. at 6 p.m. at the K.C. Hall. Bring pie, salad and own table service. Lions Auxiliary Klamath Falls Lions Auxiliary will hold a meeting at the home of Mrs. Everett Miner, 430 North Third, Monday evening, November 10, at 8 o'clock. Family Night Dinner Merry Mixers will sponsor a spaghetti feed at the Shasta Elementary School, 1951 Madison Street, on Saturday, November 8, from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Adults. 75 cents: chil dren, 35 cents. Dancing will fol low at the South Sixth Street Com munity Hall with Bill Mayhew calling. Snns of Nortt'av members are invited to a lodge meeting on Sat nrriav at 8 n nv at the Lahor Temple. Refreshments will be served. r.lrl fintilc anA Planninp Board meeting will be held at the YMCA at 10 o'clock Saturday morning. Two representatives from each troop throughout the council, from fourth grade Brown ies tnrougn seniors, win oe regis- -SAVE- Amana Plan WAY FOR BETTER LIVING Let us save you money on your food bills. ' Save approximately 1 week's food bill out of every 4. Oregon Food Plan, INC. 401 So. 6th Ph. TU 2-4401 1. lercd to vole. All Girl Scouts arc .vclcome as visitors. I'otluck Supper Women of the , .Moose uiapter 4ii7 will hold a pot luck supper Saturday, November 3. at 6:30 in the Moose Hall. En tertainment lor children and adults to follow. ZuU-inwt Temple members will sew lor the Shrine Hospital, Wed nesday, November 12, at the home of Mrs. K. H. i Louise) Estcs. 834 Eldorado Avenue, starting at 10:30 a.m. The day has been changed to Wednesday from the previously announced Tuesday, since Tuesday. November 11, is Veterans Day. Take a sack lunch, please. Family Night tonight at the YMCA. starting with a "6:30 pot luck dinner. There will be all kinds of games for children and adults, also a movie for children. This is a good chance for every one to attend and get acquainted with the "Y." Peace Memorial Presbyterian Church women will hold their an nual bazaar Saturday. November 8, at the church on South Sixth. All kinds of gift items, food, white elephants and a snack bar. A fam ily style spaghetti dinner will be served from 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Tickets $1 for adults, 50 cents for children under 12 years or $3 for a family ticket. Bazaar Plans Completed. MEHR1LL - Final arrange ments have been completed for the annual bazaar and smorgas bord sponsored by St. Augustine's Church to be held Saturday, No vember 8, at tile parish hall. Heading the various committees is Mrs. Don Ratliff, general chair man and president of St. Augus tine's Altar Society. The smorgasbord dinner will be served from 6 until 8 p.m. The menu includes turkey, ham, chick en and various salads and des serts. Mrs. Dan Barry, Merrill; Mrs. Jackie O'Connor. Spring Lake; and Mrs. Don Brechtcl, Ma Un. are co-chairmen of the dinner. Tickets may be purchased at the door. Preschool children will not be charged. Cash prizes totaling $200 will be awarded during the evening. Also to be awarded is a 20 inch bride doll complete with nine different wardrobe changes. Hams and tur keys will also be presented throughout the evening. The bazaar also includes sever al booths including a fancy work booth, cooked food booth, fish pond and goldfish and bowls booth. 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