TTEDXPSDAY. JANUARY 21. 195
HKRALn ANT) NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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CITY BRIEFS
Mothers flub Oreson State
Mothers Club will meet Thurs
day, January 22. at 2:30 p.m. at
the home of Mrs. Phil Schroeder.
1321 Pacific Terrace. Refreshments
m uc snini uv ine benior moin
ers, according to Mrs. Robert
Thompson, president. Plans for
"the dinner meeting at which Dean
'Poling will be the speaker will be
'formulated, and alt mothers cf
Oregon State students or alumni
are urged to attend.
" fode Class A new class in code
"will be started by the Klamath
Basin Radio Association on Thurs
day. January 22, at the club house
at the fairgrounds, starting at 7:30
p.m. No charges are made. The
public is invited to club meetings
on any Friday night.
" Card Party Shasta View Build
ing Association will have its pub
Jic pinochle card party Saturday
right at the community hall on
the coiner of Shasta Way and
.Madison Street, at 8 o'clock.
Completes Course Pvt. Marion
J. Burns, 17. son of Mrs. l.ida
J. Doty, 1401 East Main Street,
has completed a map compiling
course at Ft. Belvoir, Virginia.
Burns entered the Army last July.
Aboard Destroyer Calvin C
Yaden, son of Clifford C. Yaden
.-30 North Fifth Street, is a fire
control technician aboard the de
stioyer U.S.S. Laws in the Pacific
Yaden entered the Navy in June
4957 after graduation from KL'HS.
.'Al Ft. Ord Pvt. Rex Johnston,
53, son of Mrs. Lucille Taalinn
has completed a light vehicle
course at Ft. Ord, California. A
1955 graduate of Bandon High
School, Johnston entered the Army
,in August 1958 and received basic
training at Ft. Ord.
Promoted Robert N. Moon. 18,
on of Mr. and Mrs. Veachel N,
Moon, 221 Princeton Street, had
been promoted to specialist four
with the Third Infantry Division
in Germany. Moon, a tank driv
er, entered Army service in Au
gust 1957. He attended KUHS.
On Cruiser Kenneth E. Stalna
kcr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Renn. 1602 Kane Street, is aboard
the heavy cruiser U.S.S. Columbus
in the western Pacific.
Aria Quartet
Sings Tonight
Ticket holders (or tonight's ap
pearance of the San Francisco
Operatic Quartet at the Pelican
Theater w ill be treated to a reper
toire of a spirited musical per
formance by four talented young
people who have won acclaim un
der the direction of Maestro Nino
Cornel, founder and director of the
quartet.
Nino Cornel earned his Ph D in
music in his native Italy and aft-
an active career as a con
ductor, came to America as a di
rector of the Columbia Grand Op
era Companv. He also conducted
for the San Francisco Opera Com
pany for a number of years.
Members of the quartet are Nan
cy ' Cronburg. soprano, Maigot
Blum, contralto, Robert Thomas,
tenor, and Ronald Dutro, baritone.
Particularly appealing to miwic
lovers will be the condensed ver
sion of the well known "Barber
of Seville," by Gioacchino Ros
sini in a new English translation
by Cornel. "Barcarolle" from "The
Tales of Hoffman." Jaques Offen
bach, the "Boat Song," the quar
tet from Rigoletto, Verdi and
the duet from "II Trovatore."
I Act 1VI Verdi are also favorites
on the program.
Admission to the concert is by
season ticket.
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VICTIM DIES HEARINGS SCHEDl I.ED
PORTLAND i API - Walter I WASHINGTON (APi-The Ar-
Olmstead, 31 - year-old Portlandimy Engineers Board of Rivers
man who suffered burns recently and Harbors has scheduled hear
when gasoline exploded as he at mgs here .March 10 on the newly
tempted to prime the carburetor revised Columbia Basin develop
of his car. died Monday in a Port- ment report the so-called 308 re-
land hospital. 'port.
MEMBERS of the San Francisco Operatic Quartet, under
the baton of Nino Cornel will appear in concert in the
Palican Theater tonight sponsored by the Community Con
cert Association. This it the second in a series of four
concert appearances to be presented this winter.
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TOMBSTONE UNCLAIMED
JACKSON. Miss. il'Pli After
two weeks of trying, officers have
been unable to find a claimant for
the 300-pound tombstone found in
a ditch near here and hearing the
inscription: "Nancy Plemon, Dec
29. 1871 . Jan. 22. 1948."
IMMIGRATION EXAMINER,
TO AID PETITIONERS
An examiner for the U.S. Immi
gration Service will be in the
Klamath County Courthouse next
Tuesday to aid petitioners for na
turalization. Five persons have ap
plied (or naturalization papers.
SEE
Jim Crismon
NOW . . . ABOUT
Mortgage Cancellations
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United Church Women of Klam
alh Falls will meet Monday. Jan
uary 26, at 7:30 p.m., at St. Paul's
Episcopal Church for election and
installation of officers, followed Dy
. fellowship and refreshments. Child
care will be provided. An invita
tion is extended to all women.
Neighbors of Woodcraft Thim
ble Club will meet in the K.C.
Hall, Wednesday, January 28, at
8 p.m. New officers will be elect
ed. All members please come.
The Hammond Aires Spinet Or-
ffan GroUD will meet Friday, Jan
uary 23. at 8 p.m. at the Louis
R. Mann Piano Company. All
members are urged to be pres
ent for discussion of the annual
dinner.
World War I Veterans and
members of the auxiliary will
meet Thursday, January 22, at 8
n.m. for nomination of officers.
This is an important meeting and I
all members are urged to be pres
ent. Refreshments will be served
by the auxiliary.
Friday Circles of Peace Me
morial Church will meet January
23 as follows: MacKenzie, home
of Mrs. Ruth Bostwick, 1540 Gary
at 12:30 p.m..; Forsythe at 9 a.m.
Members to be advised of meet
ing place.
Home
Extension
BL'ENA VISTA
Buena Vista Extension Unit met
at Joan's Kitchen January 13. An
enjoyable low calorie luncheon was
prepared by the members with
Mrs. Gary Price and Mrs. R. L,
Adams as leaders. Four new mem
bers joined this month.
Next meeting will be a better
dress project. Members must have
all material needed to make
dresses and the date will be an
nounced later.
BONANZA The Bonanza Home
Extension Unit met at the Bonanza
Library at 10 a.m. on January 13.
Lura Urback and Eula Prough.
project leaders, prepared and
served a luncheon featuring low
calorie dishes to the 14 ladies attending.
The next meeting will be on tex
tile painting on February 10. Ev
eryone interested is invited to at
tend.
Specialist
Slates Talk
A public relations specialist in
Klamath Falls for the duration of
the "Keep Pace With Tomorrow"
program being conducted by the
chamber of commerce will speak
to three service clubs this week.
Eugene D. Emunson is sched
uled to address the Toketee Lions
Club tonight (Wednesday), the Ki
wanis Club on Thursday and the
Rotary Club on Friday.
Emunson is vice president of
the Lloyd A. Wilson Service of
San Francisco, a public relations
firm that handles only chamber
ol commerce work.
Emunson. more familiarly known
as Gene, has a considerable back
ground in chamber of commerce
and Diiblic relations work, and
has newspaper and radio experi
ence.
With him is his wife, who serves
as his office manager on assign
ments in the United States and
Canada. The couple expects to le
here until February 20.
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MERRILL The Muffin Mixers!
held a meeting on January 15.
Audrene Cunnincham called the
meeting to order. We made cin-j
jiamon toast ana orange toasi.
Shirley Swisher and Audrene Cun
nincham led us in songs. We sang .
songs from camp. Audrene Cun
nincham adjourned the meeting.
. Nancy Harris
News Reporter
DISTRICT COURT FINE
Allen Leroy Huff, 20. Medford,
was fined $100 in district court
Tuesday for driving during sus
pended period. Huff pleaded guilty
to the charge. He received an ad
ditional five-day jail sentence V
which was suspended upon pay
ment of his fine.
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