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
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Participation
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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-
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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.
There will bo games to attract all
ages.
Chairmen of the various booths
and games are Walter Wilson,
John O'Ncil Sr., John Madden,
Charles Matney, John O'Neil Jr.,
Leon Andrieu, Joyce Noonan, Mrs.
Toby O'Keeffe and Mrs. James
Noonan.
Proceeds from the bazaar will
oe directed to the improvement
fund.
Farmers Ranchers
ATTENTION!
Our Equitable Farm Loan Representative will
be in our office November 12 thru 14. If
interested in arranging long-term financing,
call or write for appointment.
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