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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 12, 1958)
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 12. 1358 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE 7 A CITY BRIEFS 111 Lawrence Hansen. 138 Lew Is Slreet, as expected to have been moved (rom the Hillside Hos pital to the Klamath Valley Hos pital today. He will undergo sur gery on Tuesday, December 16. Toy Dance Women of the Moose, Chapter 467. will have a regular politick supper at 6:30 Sat urday evening, December 13, in the Moose Hall. A toy dance for Operation Santa Claus will follow the supper. Admission to the dance will be one toy for needy children. Business Meeting Women of Ihe Moose Chapter 4t7 will have business meeting Tuesday, Decem ber ' 16. at 8 p.m. in the Moose Hall with a Christmas exchange to follow. Christmas Party Midland Grange Home Ec Club will spon tor a Christmas party Tuesday, December 16, at the home of Mil dred Largent, Miller Island Road Potluck luncheon at 12:30. There will be an exchange of gifts not exceeding $1. Everyone is invited. Royal' Neighbors of America will hold its annual Christmas din ner at 3 p.m. Sunday, December 21, in the Odd Fellows Hall. Those wanting further information please call TU 4-6333. Injured Mrs. William Swartz of this city fell while shopping in a local store Tuesday and fractured her right wrist. Eagles Meeting There will be election of trustees for the Eagles Auxiliary at the meeting starting at 8 p.m. Friday, December 12, in the Eagles Lodge room. . Naomi Shrine No. 5, WSOJ, will hold a stated meeting Saturday, December 13, at 4 p.m. at the Masonic . Temple. Members are urged to note the time change and to attend. i Rummage Sale and Bazaar sponsored by the Butte Valley Federated Women s Club at the Pelican Building today, December 12, from 9 a.m. until 9 p.m. and Saturday, December 13, from 9 a.m. until sold out. Rummage will feature children s, men s and women's clothing; dishes and oth er household articles. Bazaar will feature Christmas decorations toys, pillowcases, candy and other Items for Christmas. Rebekah Social Club will have Its annual Christmas party Mon day. December 15, at the IOOF Hall at 12:30. Turkey dinner is furnished but please bring potluck for salad and dessert. Gift ex change, not to exceed $1, for those wanting to participate. . School Committee Reports Heard By Siskiyou Jury DUNSMU1R Far reaching rec ommendations were made by Ihe school committee of the 1958 Sis- Bethel No. 6 Job's Daughters will meet in regular session Tues day, December 16, at 7:30 p.m., in the Masonic Temnlp in nlace of the regular time of Thursday, De-1 ki.vou County Grand Jury which is- cemoer 18. Initiation will be held P" " "H"" " ' Study of equalization of the WAARI Membersnil! moot for school tax load by the board of the December dinner session Wed- s"Pcrvisors and 0,ner county offi- nesday, December 17, 7 p.m. at clals concerned was suggcsiea Dy the l.uera Cafo Thero u'.n h, the school committee in a 14-point gift exchanize. not to exceed S2lrePrt- bv lar lhe K'nslhicst of and each member is asked to take an article of food to make up a Christmas basket for some needy family. Members are urged to attend and take a guest. Phone reservations either to Irene Fran ceschini, TU 4-6825 or Verle Kg gleston, TU 2-9238 by Tuesday, December 16. Christmas Trees will be sold by men of Peace Memorial Pres byterian Church to help pay for hand bells ordered from England, youth projects needing assistance and to help defray registration ex pense for men attending the West ern Area Conference of iPresby- terian Men for the first time. Trees will be available at moderate prices at the church after Saturday. District No. 8 Nurses Christ mas party for all registered nurses, Thursday, December !8, at the Yacht; Club. There will be a social hour, 6-7:30, dinner at 7:30 at $2.50 per plate. Each one at tending is asked to take a food item for the Christmas Clearing Bureau and a white elephant gilt. Mrs. Katherine Wilson is chair man. For reservations call TU 4-7714 days or TU 4-4780 after 5 p.m. Reservations must be in by December 16. Listen To the Christmas hymns and narration each Saturday at 5:15 on KFLW. The program is sponsored by the Klamath Basin Ministerial Association. The Rev. H. Edward Hamme, Hope Luther an Church is narrator. The Rev. Wilbur Brumbaugh is at the organ. Food Sale Tau Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi is having a baked food sale at the Market Basket, Sixth Street and Shasta Way, on Sat urday, December 13, starting at 9 a.m. Neighbors of Woodcraft Christ mas party will be held Monday, December 15, at 8 p.m. at the KC Hall. Program before Santa Claus appears with treats for the children. Members are welcome to bring guests. the committee reports submitted Either a state-wide or county- wide tax was suggested as a means of avoiding penalizing those children living in remote or im poverished districts. Within the last few months various school districts in Siskiyou County have been on the verge of dissolution. annexation or separation. The Yreka Chamber of Commerce has sponsored a petition to withdraw from the Siskiyou County Joint Union High School District em bracing within the proposed new district a large portion of highly assessed property and leaving a fringe to function independently. This petition is being withheld temporarily until the present building program is assured. Consideration of a full lime building inspector was also sug gested by the schools' group. The Oregon Weather By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 24 hours to 4:30 a. m. Friday Max. Mln. Prep. Baker Bend Eugene Lakeview Mcdford Newport North Bend Pendleton Portland Redmond Roseburg Salem 45 57 61 57 57 55 .60 41 46 57 63 60 1958 grand jury took note of dupli cation in work and lees of build ing inspectors of both existin; buildings and buildings under con struction. The 1958 grand jury found this matter still merited attention. Overcrowded conditions were noted at Yreka and Tulelake ele mentary scnools. The Dunsmuir Elementary School was declared overcrowded ana obsolete. Other wise Siskiyou County was com mended on its school plants. Commendation was also given the superintendent of education's oflice for undertaking a standard curriculum study for elementary schools in Siskiyou County. This need was discussed at a grand mrv committee meeting in .May The need for vigilance inai int forest reserve fund allocation be maintained to the benetit ot coun- i e s in which national forest lands are located, of the value of various school holidays, the nemi of counseling and guidance at the hich school level and com mendalion of the Siskiyou county Science Fair were other matters covered in the school report. That all concerned be informed of the report, that the 1959 grand jury school committee make in quiry into progress of matters mentioned in the 1958 report and that all school boards be asked to' submit matters worthy of inquiry to the school committee next year were recommendations also in cluded by the 1958 school committee. Weather Table Inilfd Press International Seattle 34 40 Temperatures and rainfU for ffhf" ;! f. 27 , , .. . . Stockton 71 43 24 hours ending at 4 a.m. Thermal 84 47 High Low Rain Washington 12 16 Albuquerque 62 35 M 2 :l California Weather Bakersficld 67 46 Boise 44 36 .62 I'nltcd Press International Boston 21 16 .01 Brownsville 58 41 San Francisco Bay Area: Fair Chicago 20 10 .02 through Saturday and probably Denver 51 26 .15 Sunday: slightly cooler tonight; Detroit 19 7 .03 high today 69-74; low tonight 42- El Centra 86 53 50; northerly winds 6-12 m.n.h. but Fairbanks -1 -15 locally 25 m.p.h. in Berkeley hills; Fort AVorth 56 3S good visibility. Fresno 66 40 Mt. Shasta-Siskiyou area: Fair Helena 37 24 .09 through Saturday and probably Kansas City 34 6 Sunday; cooler today and tonight; Los Angeles 85 58 locally windy today. Miami 83 S3 .03 Sacramento Valley: Fair Minneapolis 9 -2 through Saturday and probably New Orleans 53 36 Sunday; northerly winds 12-25 New York 25 19 m.p.h. with good visibility: cooler Oakland 75 57 today and tonight: high today and Oklahoma City 53 25 Saturday 60-70; low tonight 35-15. Phoenix 73 48 Northwestern California: Fair Pittsburgh 21 13 T. through Saturday and probably Red Bluff 77- 55 Sunday: cooler inland today and Reno 63 32 tonight: high today and low to- Sacramento 67 46 night Ukiah 68-38, Santa Rosa 75- Salt Lake City 49 46 .11 35. Napa 75-38: coastal winds San Diego 84 57 northerly 10-20 m.p.h., but locally San Francisco 73 57 25 m.p.h. IT'S A WONDERFUL STORi 36 .31 24 .01 Ol DOESN'T LIKE SPOONS MEMPHIS. Tenn. (UPli Cle burne Harold Hitt, 36, was fined S5i for disorderly conduct Thurs day rafter officers testified he used TU 2-4912 is the number of the the barrel of a pistol to stir his Christmas Clearing Bureau. : I coffee in a restaurant. -: - Eastern Oregon Mostly sunny today. Partly cloudy with patches of fog tonight and Saturday. Cool er tonight with low 22-32 except 15 in some high valleys. High Sat urday 35-45. Western Oregon Cloudy or foggy through Saturday except partial clearing in afternoon. High both days 46-52. Low tonight 23-38. High Saturday 46-52. Northwester ly coastal winds 10-20 miles an rtour. Northern Oregon Beaches Fair through Saturday with morn ing fog. Temperature range 36-55. Gentle variable beach winds. Grants Pass and Vicinity Con siderable fog tonight and Saturday with some afternoon clearing. Low tonight 22-28; high Saturday 50-55. Baker and Vicinity fair through Saturday. Low tonight 20 25; high Saturday 50-55. 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Make someone's Christmas won derful with a Wyler. 4 wotrrf Wnf cryttoi ti iMml . nd wattli If ttfvtc4 wMi ftnvlna Wyltf oarH, e Ordinary bol an writxl rigid leofrai flof itadri Ursiphf to W aafane mthanim. Ineoflti bol enct wfita o-l-v-o-t wHh rha thock . . . ftfly futrron Hd egainri demeg. J. C. RENIE, Jeweler CtrtltlW Matter Watthmaliar 1021 Main TU 4-4606 , f'kl ifW v. j any weather favorite budget priced your LEATHER COATS 1. The coat you automatically choose first, come rain, shine or storm! Fashion-right in design . . . practical, too . . . for the soft beauty of the leathers not, only be lies the tiny price; it responds .to the whisk of a damp cloth to erase cleaner's bills like pennies in the bank. White, beige. I. Shawl-collared clutch style; flap pock ets, pleated yoke back detail.. , 2. Slim lined silhouettte with deep pock ets! push-up sleeves. 3. Belt and button-detailed back. Saturday Check List OF GOOD VALUES onl sale nnlv 833.00 and $38.00 . . . black rjol ished zibeline or royal alpaca coats, many styles, petite or regular sizes, unusual occasion to enjoy a luxurious coat at such low prices., it's worth a trip to Klamath Falls. suit clearance only $29.00, $39.00 and $49.00 . . . reg ularly to $98.50. drastically reduced from our finer suit stock, all this sea son's styles. shirtwaist: dresses only $12.98 . . . regularly $14.98. easy to care dacron and cotton shirtwaists, full skirts, step-in style with convert ible collar, tapestry prints and holiday pastels, a perfect gift for her. Inffcta print; party dresses only $19.95 . . . regularly $22.95. full harem skirt in floral print taffeta, contrasting cummei'bund. lilac and pink print on white background, charge it on a deb account. 2-pc. dresses only $15.95 . . . nationally $17.95. wov en pin check, jewel neckline; blouson style, crisp and perky, never wrinkles. "boiler llian gold" LaPointe's 60 gauge, 15 denier hose, box of three pairs $1.95 . . . that's only 65c per pair, "better than gold" seam less three pair for $2.75 . . . that's lesa than 92c per pair, "better than gold" our pride and joy! she never has enough hose. r(latirt velveteen pants only $7.79 and $8.79 . . . luxurious im ported velveteen capri pants in t h e season's newest fashion colors: capri blue, paris pink, pumpkin and black, a gift she'll love ! leather coats only $45.00 . . . nationally $59.95. full length cabretta leather coats in tux edo front style and in two pocket style, perfect for Christmas giving, see ad in tonight's paper. I !! froMfoil iivIiiii Kilns only $3.49 . . . regularly $3.98. deep lace bodice, midriff fit, pleated nylon lace at bottom of skirt, white coral and black, matching half slip only $2.79. perfect for kris kringle time. baby doll pajamas only $3.79 . . . regularly $3.98. polka dot nylon marquisette at sweetheart neckline, sheer nylon over nylon tri cot, bottom of skirt scalloped with pol ka dot marquisette, pink or blue, a gift she'll love. ' luxurious nylon tricot robes only $7.98 . . . regularly $8.98. solid colors, sleeves, peter pan collar, side pockets, trimmed at collar and cuffs with contrasting color, turk and coral.
