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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1958)
v SITXDAY. DECEMBER 21. lflSf? JEREMY CHRISTMAS A Yuletide Story HERALD AST) N'EWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON BY WALT SCOTT -...-- - ' i : -- ----"jf 1 1 i 1 ! ' I I wont to help meet NAME he need at the United Fund ADDRESS I said PAGE 3 A T-l . ,L"""t HELD escaped with cell keys mide from LA GRANDE. Ore. (AP)-Pn. scrap aluminum. they EMPLOYED AT Enclosed it $ for the 15 UF-RC fund; sr I wiih to moke pl.dg. of $ ,nd wouli )ikt , b billed for the amount el followr D I have already given but this it on additional amount. I had not hod an opportunity to jive before. GOC Holds Yule Party MONTAGUE The Montague ground UDserver Corps held a Christmas dinner as a farewell party on Monday evening, Decem ber 15, at the Montague Elemen tary School. Mrs. Rita Prather and Mrs. George Fiock prepared the ham dinner for the group. A cake was presented by the supervisor, llrs. Betty Dow. Christmas songs, arranged by Mrs. Vera Clement and presented Dy tier three children, Carolyn, who was a junior GOC member. and twins, Christine and Christo pher Havens, were on the pro gram. Mrs. uement played the accompaniment for the group in tinging Christmas carols. Discharge papers were presented to all of the members of the unit by Mrs. Dow and awards were given to Marie Russell, Helen Hen ry, Edith Williams, Rita Prather, oil 1,750 hour bars; Joyce Foster, Gloria Cavin, Ora Kouts, Agnes Savage, 750 hour bars: Myrtle Wid ner, Ruth Williams, Charlotte Da vis, Mrs. George Fiock, Kenny Buttram, all 500 hour bars: Mel vin Buttram, Roberta Buttram, Caroline Kouts, Jim Widner, all junior members, 250- hour bars. . The GOC will be completely in activated as of January 31, 1959. Mrs. George Fiock ' and Mrs. Kussell distributed the gifts in the gift exchange. Present in addition to those men tioned above were Irene. Paul, Doris Owens, Mrs. Earl Fiock, Janice Paul and Donna Aubrey. Seal Sales Total Told WEED Christmas Seal sales in the 1958 fund campaign of the Sis kiyou County Tuberculosis and Health Association reached the $2,600 mark on December 15, ac cording to Mrs. Bessie Higgins, McCloud, seal sale chairman, .. The amount is $900 short of last year's total, Mrs. Higgins report ed, with only a few weeks re maining in the drive. Reminder cards will be mailed next week to regular contributors in the event that some have over looked answering this year's Christmas Seal letter. Funds from the seal sale drive further the work of the local tu berculosis association in case find ing and public health education, assist with patient services at Cas cade Sanatorium in Redding, and aid in the national medical re search program against tubercu losis. - The Siskiyou County TBHA urges everyone to buy the tradi tional and colorful Christmas Seals and to make generous use of them on holiday cards and packages. f Annual Christmas Lighting Contest ( ) roof Name Address Telephone (Check one or more) ) lawn ( ) porch ( ) window mail to: Jaycers P.O. Box 407 Klamath Falls' Light display 6 to 11 p.m., December 21 and 22, for judging. Must be postmarked no later than midnight, December 20. School Board Holds Meet McCLOUD A meetine of the aiskiyou County Board of Educa tion was held at the county court- nouse in vrena December 16. The board approved a list of eight teachers' credentials; allo cated not to exceed $2,000 of for est reserve funds to Macdoel school District for capital outlay approved the appointment of Wayne Meraux as trustee of Mount Shasta Elementary School District to fill the vacancy cre ated by the resignation of Don Reed. They voted lb send Mrs. Edna Biirr and Mrs. Esther Foulke as representatives at the January 26 meeting of the National School Board Association meeting in San r rancisco. Dr. Don Meamber. member of the Siskiyou Junior College Board presented a detailed account of the plans and building program for the new college to be built at Weed. He explained that it would be less expensive to build a new structure than to repair the old Weed High School for college use ana to meet the Field Act requirements. A request for $50,000 forest reserve funds to assist in the equipping of the college class rooms was presented to the coun ty board. Board members asked that other school needs be deter mined prior to commitment of a full' compliance to the request and an answer to be forthcoming. IKE YULE MESSAGE SLATED WASHINGTON (UPI) Presi dent Eisenhower will deliver his Christmas message to the nation on Dec. 23. The President will speak at the opening of the annual Pageant of Peace on the ellipse immediately south of. the White House grounds at ceremonies beginning at 2 p.m. p.s.t. At the ceremony, Eisenhower will officially turn on the lights of the towering national Christmas tree on the ellipse. Meamber stated a limited build ing program can be financed wilh available funds. Operation of the college can be done on current taxes, he said. The group agreed that they hoped to open the college next fall to about 200 students. Reservation JCs Set Yule Contest ' Signed (Note: It you show place of employment, credit will ba your group for this contribution). Moil to: Klamath County United Fund P.O. Box 439 Klamath Falls, Oregon lice Thursday held a man Charles Keclev. fugitive from the Ada County Jail at Boise. They said they caught him in a stolen car. minorities said they had been Kegley apparently had informed O Newspaper SPOT ADS are inexpensive repeated dally tU KLAMATH AGENCY-The first annual in the Klamath Agency. Soraeue Rivpr Beatty and Modoc Point areas is being sponsored by the Klamath neservauon Jaycecs. this vear. All outdoor residential lighting displays in the area will be auto matically judged, if they are ready and lighted for the judging on luesaay night, December 23. Prizes of a $50 savincs hnnrl two $25 bonds and $10 cash will be aonated by the Codco and .lav cees. The winner of this contest will De entered in the national uenerai Electric contest. Anyone living in outlying areas wno wishes to have a display juukcu, ,ay icave ineir name and address at the Indian Education umce in cnuoquin CHRISTMAS SERVICES voice choir, recitals by the juvc- MOUNT SHASTA The Rev. LeeUn ."'km. "J . rhVic," rv,,: : " :De Saulnier of the Mount .i7:Z.ulam' "canons ? Fort Klamath, ' Chiloquin. 'a."sellstle Tabernacle will hold v.Mw.-niia acivict'5 aunaay eve ning, December 21. The program will consist of carols by the 15- Ihe adult group. The latter will cul minate the year-long collections that have been under way for completion of the church proper- LORNA'S Doll Hospital 1434 Lakeview St. . Phone 4-6992 FREE GIFTS Every Night at 1 Including Six TV SETS by Christmas Every night till Chrisfmai Old St. Nick will pais out hundreds of boxes of animal crackers to the kiddies. Many of these boxes will contain FREE GIFT CERTIFICATES from every Town and Country Merchant . . . including 6 Portable Emerson TV sets. Inspect the box your young ster gets carefully as hundreds of dollars in mer chandise will be given away. No obligation . ' . . . nothing to buy. Meet Santa Nightly Under the Tree 7:30 till 8:30 3800 So. Sixth Fish story: A- blue whalo weigh as much as 25 elephants or ion oxen. PARIY OOTHK Win the Prize ...if they've had our StaNu FINISHING! leNu- let ttltt Mtknns Cnhmirt Sollniii . Wrinkle iMtitom Quolltr ibot loml We give you Send your cleaning with your laundry Phone 4-51 11 or 2-2531 far Pickup Delivery! CASCADE & MEN'S HAND Laundry & Cleaners 330 So- 7th 11th & Klamath LAY AWAY FOR CHRISTMAS! APEX World's Most Powerful Home Cleaner! APEX Strato-Cleaner 1 3Q9S Model 5502. 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