Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, December 17, 1958, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY. DFfTMRFn 17, 1958 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON CITY BRIEFS "Wl N'lShbort - 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. Shasta View Granse will hold Its annual Christmas dr.iner Fri day. December 19, at 6:30 p.m. In the community hall, corner of Shasta Way and Madison' Street. Program and treats for the chil dren. For information on what to bring to the dinner please call uoroiny Laldwell at TU 2-3173 or iieoia wryn at TU 4-7489. " Installation of officers for Klam- am Lodge No. 7V, AF & AM will be held Sat'trday, December 20, at the Masonic Temple at 8 p.m. The public and Master Masons na tneir families are cordially in vited. ' Jolly Neighbors will hold a tnristmas par'y at 8 p.m. Friday at the home of Mrs. Bessie Schuh, J903 Summers Lane. Hostesses will be Mrs. Schuh and Mrs. Jean Col lins. Members are asked to bring articles for a Christmas basket and a gift for exchange. Oregon Weather By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 14 hour to 4:30 a.m. Wrdnesday Max. .Via. Prep. Summer Near In Antarctic McMUFlDO SOUND, Antarctica (API The weather in this part of Antarctica is comparatively mild in the sutr.mer, which is ap proaching its peak here. . The average temperature dur ing the past two Januarys was .26. Once, in January 1957, it went to 40. The minimum that month ;as 10. - At the South Pole, some 800 wiles from here, it's a different tory. Year before last, somebody it the pole recorded 102.1 below zero. ;.' The warmest it's ever been at .the pole, since humans began poking around there, is 7 above iero. This happened during a heat wave last year. . McMurdo is only a few feet .above sea level. In the summer jit is not uncommon to see men .walking about camp here in wool snirts, ngnt shoes and then caps with the ear flaps loose. I Even in summer, however, the wind can become a hostile in truder, snapping the warmth out of the air and piercing bare 'cheeks and ears. in the winter, when the sun -quits the sky altogether, McMurdo lis invested with something less Uhan a resort atmosphere. It was -47.9 below zero one day last August. .- Nobody seems to know exactly ow much it snows here. The Zttuff gets blown around so much it's difficult to measure. One gue'ss is that the average is 15 jnches a year considerably less than in many parts of the United States. Art Association The regular meeting of the Klamath Art Asso ciation will be held Thursday, De cember 18, it 7:30 p.m. in the Art Center Building. Those who had items to sell on consignment dur ing the art lair may pick up the remaining articles and receive pay ment at this meeting. There are a few articles left which may be sold at this time, if the public wishes to attend this mectng. ivianiain irme All remaining members of the Klamath Tribe are requested to attend a meet ing in the Indian Adult Educa tion office in Chiloquin on Friday, December 19, al 7 o'clock. This is an important meeting so all re maining members are asked to be there. Meeting Women's Association of the First Presbyterian Church win nave a regular monthly meet ing tomorrow night, December 18, at 7:30 in 'he Fireside Room of the church. A colored film will be shown. Installation of officers. All women interested in coming are invited to attend. Potluck Canceled Women of the Moose Chapter 467, Academy of Friendship, has canceled the pot luck scheduled for Saturday night, December 20. Rebekah Officers Practice for 1959 Rebekah officers, also install ing officers and entertainers, will take place at 2 p.m. Sunday, De cember 21, at the IOOF Hall Christian Women's FellowshiD wm nave a general meeting on Thursday, December 18, in the basement of the Frist Christian Church. Luncheon at noon. Friendship Court No. 11. Order of Amaranth, will hold a stated meeting Wednesday, December 17, at 8 p.m. n the Scottish Rite Temple. Following the meeting, there will be a Christmas party and gift exchange. All members are invited to attend. Rainbow For Girls Will all members please meet at the Scot tish Rite Temple this evening at 6-30, to go caroling? Bird Count Nature Society of the Klamath Region will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday, December 18, hi the Camp fire Girls office, 325 Main Street, to plan for the 1958 Christmas Bird Count. The society plans a one week species count starting December 21 with the an nual Christmas census of birds on December 28. All persons interest ed in bird life of the Klamath Bas in are invited to participate hi this annual community activity. B & B Square Dance Club is having a Christmas party in Ihe basement of the city- library Fri day evening, December 19, at o'clock. Gift exchange. Ladies are asked to please bring cookies. All members and friends are request ed to be present. 40 24 51 33 53 42 56 33 51 35 56 45 .04 47 35 .04 51 32' 54 39 48 43 T C Of C Names New Leader CHOIR YULE PROGRAM MOUNT SHASTA The 25-mem- ier choir of the Mount Shasta .Community Meti n list Church will deliver its annual Christmas program Sunday evening, Decern- ier 21, at 8 o'clock. The program will include sacred music, as well as sentimental songs of the season. Irs. Robert B. Manley will direct. A silver tea will follow the con cert. This will be sponsored by J he Mount Shasta WSCS, whose president, Mrs. W. B. Strickland, will be hostess. This will be held jui the church parlor. Cleaned seed of the tulip tree is jo light that about 14.000 are re quired to make one pound. Bend Eugene Lakeview Mcdlord Newport . Portland Airp't Redmond Roseburg Salem 48 Eastern Oregon Partly cloudy in south, cloudy with considerable valley fog in north through Tues day: a little freezing drizzle in norlhcrn valleys: little change in temperatures. Highs 35-40 in north to 50 in south; low tonight 25-32. Western Oregon Mostly cloudy through Thursday with consider able valley fog tonight; a few light showers Thursday, mostly in north; little change in tempera tures. Highs 45-56: low tonight 38- 46. Coastal winds southerly to southeasterly, 10-20 m.p.h , veer ing to southerly to southwesterly Thursday. Northern Oregon beaches Mostly cloudy with some rain to night; a few showers and partial clearing Thursday. Temperature range 45-55. Winds variable, 4-12 m.p.h., becoming southwesterly Thurso ly. Granis Pass and vicinity Night and morning fog and low clouds, clearing partially in the afternoon. Highs 45-50; low tonight 35-40. Baker-La Grande area Partly cloudy through tonight, becoming mostly cloudy With chance of few showers Thursday. Highs 40-47; low tonight 22-28. Charley Bane handed a big gav- 1 to incoming Chamber of Com merce President Bob Most and got California Weather Weather Table United Press International Temperatures and rainfall for 24 hours ending at 4 a.m. High Low Itain Albuquerque 55 35 Atlanta 52 28 Rakcrsiicld 6:1 40 Roisc 44 30 Hoston 26 17 T. Brownsville 64 3ft Chicago 36 24 El Cent 10 76 48 Fairbanks 1 1 0 Fresno 70 37 Los Angeles 82 58 Miami 70 58 1.56 Minneapolis 40 4 New Orleans 54 32 New York 31 24 Oakland 66 51 Oklahoma City 57 29 Phoenix "3 42 Pittsburgh 25 10 Red Bluff 73 42 Reno 57 19 Sacramento Kit 43 San Diego 81 50 San Francisco 67 52 Siockton 70 40 Thermal 82 34 Annual Dinner Held By Grange I'nitrd Press International S.in Kr.'inrisrn R;iv Ana: Fair a miniature gavel in return Tues-:,lroush Thursday: high today 63-da'- .67: low tonight 40-50; gentle winds. The occasiun was a chamber i Ml. Shasta-Siskiyou Area: board meeting in the Pelican Laic Cloudy through Thursday: cooler 1 furnishing the three turkeys. This when Mest (01 mally accepted pics-: in daytime. tradition has been carried on lor idency of the organization and, Sierra Nevada: Fair thruugh hit least 20 years. Manager of the Bane retired (roni ulfice. Thursday; little change in tem-iTuU'lakc Pope-land yard is Mack Both Bane and Mest expressed peralurc. jPetrusa. Mr. and Mrs. Petrusa ,-imilar sentiments that roopcra-i Sacramento Valley: Fair except cre dinner guesls. lion from all chamber members variable high cloudiness through Musical numbers and readings and from the community are es-Thursday: little change in tun-: were given by Wilma Price, scnlial to successiul terms in of- peralurc: hUh both days 63-70; jOonuld Burgess. Loyd Wayne fice. Bane thanked those who had; low tonight 40-47: gentle winds. iMoore. John Bailey, Bobbie Por worked with him. and Mest ex- Northwester.) California: Vari-jlerlicld, Villi Bailey, Kenneth pressed assurance that his term 1 able hiuh c , o u d i n e s s through Meshke, Robbie Moore. Mrs. would be backed by cooperation ol Thursrinv uiih l,u:il mohi Htiri liuhy Tschirkv and other members Tl'LELAKE Tulclake Grang-jof the Merrill Wi ,,en of the Moost crs met recently for their annual I "resented a skit, "Cross Little Lirkey Christmas dinner with thclL'aro''" J. W. Copcland Lumlxr Company! ,M.rs- ""ward M.wre was dinner vi.n.i ...tin, aaounu l.jr .ill 3. cuil'l Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Meshke and Mr. and Mrs. Herbie Kirby who were in charge of the table and the tree. Chas. J. Cizek TAILOR Suits & Slocki Ma4 to Ordar Perfect Fit Guaranteed 119 SOUTH 7th chamber members. That little ceremony was the only formal aspect of the board's annual Christmas meeting, other wise devoted to songs and a lew tall tales. Manager It. Frank Tucker, on behalf of the chamber, presented Bane with two parting gifts a trav eling clock for his hours on the road and a chess set for his game sessions at home with his son. morning 'og on coast: little change in temperature: high to day and lov loniglit Napa 67-3.".. I'kiah 67-40, Santa liosa 67-36; coastal winds variable 5-10 m.p.h. There arc about 219.800 miles of railway line in continental United States on a point to point basis. This figure does not include par allel tracks, nor yard tracks and sidings. LORNA'S Doll Hospital 1434 Lakeview St. Phone 4-6992 REG. $24.95 NORELCO SHAVERS 16.99S A Gift Of Shaving Luxury NORELCO Speedshaver Downtown 700 Main and Town and Country' Roosevelt School The students of grades four, five, six and seven of Roosevelt School will present a Christmas program on Thursday, December 18 at 1:15 and Thursday evening at 7:45. A group of songs using the theme, 'The Magic of Ringing Bells" ' will precede the one-act play, "Why the Chimes Rang."' The program is under the direction of Mrs. D. E. Van Vactor. INADEQUATE BRAKES Bradford D. Howard, 21, 408 Owens Street, was cited for hav ing inadequate brakes after the car he was driving hit two parked cars at Sixth Street and Klamath Avenue during the early hours of Sunday. Howard himself reported the accident to police. iBesfc idea of wGBRJSnfflSJ Mm mm ifoteco Give the Shave with the excusv comfort. of Rotary Biaaasi Closest shve yet! Contour skin-itretcher rim stands whiskeri erect to be shaved below skin level! A Easiest on the face! World-famous Rotary Blades whirl in one continuous r ' tion . . . stroke oft every whisker! t Easiest to live with! New high-speed, cool-running motor. T Lubricated for life. Quietest of all leading shavers. Simplest to clean! Push button and new flip-top head , iprings open. Whiskers empty in just seconds. n the new Nortlco Sptedshivtr demonstrated live en the Steve Allan end Jick Pair Shows, NBC-TV. OPEN 'TIL 9 P.M. 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