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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1958)
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2. lO.iR HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGES A ! CITY BRIEFS OTI Sludont Wives will meet at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Decem ber 3. at the VMCA Building on campus for a bahy shower I o r members. All student wives will be welcome. Home (or the Thanksgiving holiday was Lois Sheppler. sopho more at Everett Junior College, Everett, Washington. Lois is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. L. C. Sheppler, 4717 Summers Lane, and is now editor of the Clipper, bi monthly college paper of four to six pages. While at Klamath Union High School she was editor of the Nugget, published weekly, and ed itory of the Kratcr. She is major ing in journalism and has been awarded a tuition scholarship this year. Klamath County Historical Society will meet at 8 p.m. Wed nesday, December 3. in the com munity lounge. 118 North Seventh, for election of officers. Chairmen of committees will be asked to present reports. Take a can of food for Christmas baskets. Recovering Jack Gallagher manager of Carter's vegetable and produce market, is reported "com ing along nicely" at Hillside Hos pital. Friends should phone the hospital before visiting. Rummage Sale International Order of Job's Daughters, Bethel 61, will hold a rummage sale Friday, December 5, and Satur day, December 6, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Clyde's Towing Service, Oregon Weather By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 24 hours to 4:30 a.m. Tuesday Max. Min. Prep. Rend Medford Newport North Bend Pendleton Portland Airp't 41 21 T 58 40 T 64 48 . .11 43 29 53 41 .04 57 51 .26 65 52 .12 62 41 .04 62 48 .25 60 41 T 68 45 .06 64 47 .15 i Mostly cloudy 734 Klamath Avenue. Please bring rummage to Clyde's Thursday, De cember 4. Meeting Players Club will meet at 7:45 Wednesday evening, December 3, in the city library for a regular meeting. All mem bers are urged to attend. Please bring a gift. Shasta View Grange officers- elect are reminded of installation at the Midland Grange Hall, 8 p.m. Thursday. December 4. Mem bers are asked to furnish dessert potluck. Pvthian Sisters will meet in the lOOK Hall Wednesday. Decern her 3, for a potluck dinner. All visiting sisters are welcome. Eagles Auxiliary officers will meet tonight, 7:30, with area members. Card Party Eagles Auxiliary weekly card party Wednesday, De cember 3. 2 p.m. in the basement of the Eagles Hall. It's A Daughter Shauna Lynn, for Capl. and Mrs. Bert C. But (ington. former residents of Klam ath Falls, now stationed in Stutt gart, Germany. The little girl was born November 24. Grandpar ents are Mrs. William I. Ballen tine. Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. O. Harold Buffington. Reno, one time owners of the New Method Cleaners in Klamath Falls. Tapped Eulcrpe, music honor society at Oregon State College, has selected two Klamath Falls girls among the 16 coeds for mem bership. From here are sue Thompson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. IJiompson ana Nancy Dewey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dewey. St. Mary's Altar Society will meet in the parish hall Wednesday with a potluck luncheon at 1 p.m. There will be an exchange of Christmas gifts with the value not exceeding 50 cents. Louis R. Mann Piano Company re cently for a business session and organ selections by Glenda Live say, Jean Dixon, Althea Shannon, Phyllis Abbey. Louis Mann, Ralph Fuller, Boh Mann. Dorris Fred ricks, and Bob Abbey. There will be no meeting during December. Bazaar, Rummage Sale Butte Valley Federation Women's Club will hold a rummage sa.e and ha iaar at the Pelican Building Fri day, December U!, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday, December 13. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The rummage sale will feature men's and children s cloth ing: the bazaar will feature Christ mas decorations, monkey toys, nil low cases, candy and other Christ mas items. Kl'HS Parents and Patrons wi), meet tonight at 8 o'clock in tne caf eteria. Program will be a panel composed of the high school coun sellors. Everyone interested is wel come. Reminder to the women of Klamath Lutheran Church. Bring in your bazaar items Thursday morn ing, so the committee may price and display them for the bazaar to be held Friday. i Recent Graduates of the AAUW will meet Wednesday, December 3. .it the home of Mrs. Robert liar rahii:, 1228 Pacific Terrace, at 8 p.m. Mrs. George Elliott will dem onstrate how to make various Christmas items. Naomi Shrine There will he a special meeting of Naomi Shrine No. 5. WSOJ, Saturday, December 6. at 8 p.m. at the Masonic Tem ple, for the purpose ol ceremonial. The annual Christmas party will be he d at this meeting and there Wil lie a gift exchange. There will also be a gill and Christmas card Da zaar. All members are urged to at tend. Oswcgans Visit Victor Regin and his daughter, Vicki. of Oswego. were the guests oi Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Robusteli for the weekend. CPA Southern Oregon Chapter of Certified Public Accountants will hold a regular monthly meeting on Thursday. December 4. at Moil Dcsir dining room in Central Point. This wi.l be 'i social meeting and wives are requested to be in at tendance. Dinner at 7:30 p.m., pie- ceded by a social half hour. Citizenship Class Organization al meeling lor the citizenship and government class will be held Thursday. December 4, at 7 p.m. Eastern C through Wednesday with a few showers in west and north por tions: continuing mild. Highs 46 S8; low tonight 28-38. Western Oregon Mostly cloudy with rain through tonight; a few showers and partial clearing Wednesday; mild. Highs 55-65; low tonight 44-52. Small craft warnings along coast for south easterly winds, 12-25 m.p.h., in creasing to 20-30 m.p.h., with higher gusts, then veering to southwesterly late tonight. , Mostly cloudy with occasional light rain, becoming showery weone5aay. remperaiure range 48-58 dem-eps. Grants Pass and virinilv Cnn. siacraoie cloudiness wun paicny ground fog and smoke, becoming partly cloudy Wednesday; contin ued mild. Highs 57-62; low tonight 40-45. Baker-La Grande area Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday; . nine cuange in temperatures. Highs 44-50: low tnnieht 20-25. J1ALL-K U nil K IS KK ' ATLANTA (UPI) - Ted Sam ples, 12, has found the bantam . rooster he was given as a pet on Thanksgiving Day. The frightened bird, possibly fearful he would go the way of the turkey, had been riding for two days on the rear axle of a neighbor's car Meeting Adult Hour of Power of the Bible Baptist Church, Wed nesday. December 3, 8 to 9 p.m. Prc-IInliday "Country Store," 5:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Church of the Brethren. Lots of gifts, baked foods, candy, garden pro duce, canned foods to be sold. Mexican chili, prepared by a na tive of Mexico who lives in Klam ath Falls, to be served with hot dogs and salad. Everyone wel come. Aloha Social Club will meet Fri day, December 5, at 1 p.m. in the Masonic Temple for a regular busi ness meeling and Christmas par ty with potluck luncheon. Officers of the club will be hostesses for the afternoon. Members are asked to 4ake a dish for the meal and gift for the gift exchange. All members invited. Friendly Circle meets Thurs day. December 4, for noon potiucn at the home ot veima Miicnen, 1611 Avalon. The Christmas parly will be December 18. Remember the number for the Christmas Clearing Bureau, TU 2-4912 to offer assistance or to recister names of those to be re membered during the Christmas season. All information is strictly confidential. Mreilnir of the Hammond aires Spinet Organ group at the Tlii Christmas S(or. I'rcMwils 9 amorous a. Gifts Star Brite by PRINCESS GARDNER Golden motif enhinrfd with brilliant! on Ltntre Cowhide. The "CominenuP French Purte. '5 00 Plut " Mlrhin Cirlle Lihter, Cigrlt Cue, Eye GIM Cue, Kry Grd. From 12.50 fi . COMPLKTK SET! MATCH A 'k' ANINVISIItl$riTCH' 8 PRINCE GARDNER REGISTRAR" RemnraMe MM MM! for Cirdfc pholot. drirer'l Ifcvme. Bill diridet with hid J l.r hill limner compirtmral. F.Ttrt Mimp met ticket pocket Glho Polished Cowhide, sun-nun eoto sffoo t-ftloi let Mede to GO together... GIVE tnteiher I'SE together. nine. ' hid- -"" irat. X MatrJrina SneD NEW! dating Key Gird. in Room 234 at KL'HS. Those In terested in naturalization for citi zenship should attend. Buena Vista Home Extension Unit will meet Thursday, Decem ber 4. at 10 o'clock at Joan's Kitch en. Christmas workshop. Potluck luncheon. Klamath Archeri will shoot lo learn to shoot should (how up at Tuesday and Thursday. Potluck andthe F'armer's Lumber Company or business meeting Thursday at 6:30 South Sixth Street Wednesday from p.m. Beginners or anyone wantingln:30 to 9:30 p.m. fflftfor you our new ENROLL NOW! Winter Quarter Starts Jan. 5,195? INVIST IN YOUt FUTOBI Stondard ond Soenalned Count I. KENNETH SHUM AKE E. Pi.dnl 1 32 S. W. Stark St., Portland 5, Oregon for you our new HOLIDAY LOAN PLAN Get $100 CASH now Costs only $6.05, if repaid in 3 mont hly pay menfs of $35.35 each! Fhone ahead for your loan. ..then pick up money on first visit! gPEAL PAH fa Our 50th Year 115 North 10th Street N. W. Comer Main & 10th Phone: TU 2-2537 Tom Basey, Manager k MATERNITY FASHIONS A fin iilictlon at lew. vary low pricM. Dresses Tops Capri Pants Lingerie Pedal Pushers Skirts IT'S A WONDERFUL STORI r If . w' SXf '-' . 88 PAST ZJ.IT ..... A MODEST REFORESTATION PLAN FROM OREGON'S ONLY (& LARGEST) BREWERY TO PROMOTE THE 1959 OREGON CENTENNIAL AND WASHINGTON, TOO f Last spring, the lives of over 63,000 people out there were made greener and more meaningful by the Douglas Firs, suitable for planting, which Ore gonians sent to promote the Centennial. When you add to this number their families, friends, neighbors and passers-by who will also benefit from the shade, x the figure runs much higher. To millions, maybe. In addition we received requests for 13,000 trees that we couldn't fill because tree-shipping season ends promptly April 30th. Trees have seasons just like strawberries, apples, or swimming suits. Well, here it's tree-planting season again. So fill out the coupon at the bottom of the page and we'll send a free tree (2 years old . . . about a foot high) from you to anyone in the United States outside of Oregon. And Washington. This time Washingtonians are cordially invited to get in on the fun, too. After all, Washington was originally a part of the Oregon Territory and will doubtless be more than happy to lend Oreg6n a hand in promoting its Centennial We're sure that Oregonians will reciprocate in 1989 when Washing ton's Centennial Year comes up. The tree, then, will be accompanied by a tag say ing it is from you, with your name on it, and a booklet that tells, (a) How to plant and care for it, (b) About Oregon's Centennial and the fun they can have, and (c) How they ought to visit Washington as welL As long as they're coming all this way they ought to see the other magnificences of our great Northwest, don't you agree? All right, who to send the trees to? Even those of you who sent a trea last time must know a lot of other people. Here are a few suggestions: l FRIENDS. THEY'D LIKE A LIVING INVITATION TO THE CENTENNIAL AND A NORTHWEST VACATION, NOW WOULDN'T THEY? i RELATIVES. YOU MUST HAVE LOTS OF THOSE OUT THERE, ESPECIALLY IF YOU USED TO LIVE SOME WHERE ELSE. WHY SHOULD YOU BE THE ONLY LUCKY ONE IN THE FAMILY T 3 BUSINESS ACQUAINTANCES; LODGE BROTHERS; THAT MAN YOU WRITE TO ALL THE TIME BUT HAVE NEVER MET. 4J SOMEONE THAT YOU WOULD LIKE TO KNOW OR HAVE ADMIRED FROM AFAR. 5 EVEN SOMEONE YOU DON'T PARTICULARLY LIKE; MAYBE A LIVING TREE WILL SOFTEN HIM UP AND MAKE HIM MORE ENDURABLE. At t ZZ IE ; fiitj WtifHifd IftMif CmpMf. Dpl. P I rV'inl I. 0ty : DwWiiv : : rn !t '0 Me prmtft Hw nffM 0"lwJ rVjtt M"d I I htt h' tiMjH M wy stmt Ift , .I,, .1 fcM'M. - . f-tr. m. 1 1 1. (Mr I tit ktrt - , 1 - trff '' I ...you get the idea. Oh, one other thing: we've gotten back several reports of trees that died. We think we can blame this one on the weather. It was an unseasonably cold spring in some places. If you have heard of any such hardship cases and haven't reported them to us, just fill out the coupon and we'll send them another tree. And one more thing, we'd enjoy knowing where the trees end up and how they are doing. Only if it's convenient; of course. Don't feel you have to write, though we like to get letters. And answer them. TrM 1iH WIVMt )tvrf llttkr)l JfttH YOUR STORE A 721 Moin St. Ph. TU 4-4561 $995
