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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 5, 1959)
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY S. 1959 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE S A CITY BRIEFS Shasta View Grange will hold a regular meeting, 8 p.m. Friday, February 6. at the Community Hall, corner of Madison Street and Shasta Way. Ofticcrs will prac tice for degree work. Relreshments will be sened by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Canoy and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Herman. Sacred Heart Mothers Club rummage sale. Friday and Satur day, February 6-7, in the parish hall. Take rummage bv noon Thursday or call TU 4-9879 or TU 4-4HH2 for pickup. hlamath Falls Women's Li brary Club meeting Monday, Feb ruary 9. at 2 p.m. in the citv Oregon Weather By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 14 hours to 4:30 a. m. Thursday .Max. Min. Prep. Baker Bend Eugene Lakeview Mcdford Newport North Bend Pendleton Portland Redmond Roseburg Salem 43 50 57 47 57 54 54 51 53 47 58 55 21 27 31 23 28 36 37 37 42 24 30 34 library club room. Mrs. Victor O'Neill will review "The Hidden Persuaders," by Vance Packard. A small fee will be charged non-members. American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps will practice Friday beginning at 7:30 p.m. at the Le gion Hall. There are openings for 10 men. Refreshments will be served. B & B Beginners adult square dance class will dance Friday night at 8 o clock at the city u brary auditorium. Men are especi ally needed to even up the group Everyone welcome. Food Sale Future Teachers of America at KUHS will hold a lood sale Saturday. February 7, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at- the Market Basket, Ninth and Pine streets. Budget Dinner The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Home Avenue and Martin Street, will have a budget dinner on Sat urday. Adults $1, children 50 cents. Everyone welcome. City Faculty Wives will have a social hour in the KUHS library following the basketball game at the high school -Saturday night, February 7. Biggest Event Of The Year Begins Today In Red Bluff RED Bl.l'FF-Cow Town. USA! 'was highlighted by short talks and That's the name tabbed to this i panel discussions by many well CHARTER MEMBERS of Klamath Falls Lodge No. 1247 BPOEIks ware honored a Old Timer's Night on January 29. Each one present was presented with leather wallet. Present were Bert Hall, Charles Martin, Jack Martin, Bill Houston, Guy Merrill, Wilson Wiley end Major Underwood. Eastern Oregon Light showers or snow flurries tonight. Scattered showers or snow flurries and some partial clearing Friday. Warmer tonight with low 26-38; cooler Fri day with high 35-45. Western Oregon Occasional rain tonight. Scattered showers Friday with brief sunny periods Warmer tonight with low 36-46; high Friday 42-50. Southerly to southwesterly coastal winds 15-30 miles an hour with stronger gusts tonight. Winds will shift to wester ly and decrease Friday. Northern Oregon Beaches I Showers and a few clearing pe riods Friday. Temperature range 40-50. Southerly to southwesterly beach winds 15-20 miles an hour. Grants Pass and Vicinity A few showers tonight and Friday with some clearing Friday after noon. Low tonight 35-40; high Fri day 48-54. Baker and Vicinity Occasion al snow flurries tonight and Fri day with partial clearing Friday. Low tonight 27-33; high Friday 40-48. ANOTHER LEE COLUMBUS. Ohio (UPD-Gen eral Lee will officiate at the planting of the Lincoln Memorial tree here Feb. 12. He is Gen. Harold R. Lee, U.S Marine Corps, in charge of the military delegation to the cere monies for the dedication of Lin coin Memorial Hospital. Church Dinner All members of the Zion Lutheran Church are invited to attend a potluck dinner which will be held in the church basement Sunday, beginning im mediately after the church service. This will give the members an op portunity to meet Mrs. H. A. Kahle, who plans to be here by this time. Royal Neighbors of America officers will practice Sundav at 2:30 p.m. in the Odd Fellows Hall. All officers are requested to be present, and to bring ritual. If unable to attend, please phone TU 4-3825. Merry Mixers will dance Fri day at 8 p.m. at the South Sixth Street Community Hall. A hricf business meeting will be held dur ing the course of the evening, and all members are urged to attend. Ladies please bring pie. Naomi Shrine No. 5 WSO.I. will have a practice for all offi cers at 7 p.m. Sunday. February at the Masonic Temple. Practice is for ceremonial and all olticers should attend. Aloha Social Club will meet Friday, February "6. at 1:45 p.m in the Masonic lemple parlors for a dessert luncheon and regular business meeting with Lillian Han eline presiding. Hostesses for the afternoon will be Gwen Pierson, worthy matron, Adah Patterson, Bess Frazier and Lois Adkins. Weather Table United Press International Temperatures and rainfall for 24 hours ending at 4 a.m. High Low Rain Albuquerque 52 29 Atlanta 47 34 Bakersfield S3 40 Boise . 48 24 Boston 54 35 .31 Brownsville . 66 46 Chicago 32 21 T. Denver 36' 21 .48 Detroit 34 26 .01 El Centro 71 40 Fairbanks 18 -9 T. Fort Worth 61 31 Fresno 63 37 Helena 30 17 Kansas City 41 20 Los Angeles 65 46 Miami 80 75 Minneapolis 14-1 New Orleans 55 38 New York 47 37 Oakland 6!) 54 Oklahoma City 53 27 Phoenix 61 38 Pittsburgh 47 27 Rod Bluff 72 51 Reno 55 19 Sacramento , 62 41 Salt Lake City 44 29 San Diego 63 50 San Francisco 65 51 Seattle 48 39 Spokane 42 25 Stockton 65 38 Thermal 69 37 Tucson 60 34 Washington 44 34 .12 .01 Airplane Prop Hashes Auto Northern California city during their biggest event of the year the Red Bluff Bull Sale underway today. The 18th annual sale proceeds known personnel of the beef dustry. Dr. Harold H. Cole, chairman of the department of animal husban dry at the University ol California i event began in 1947, -more than $95,000 has been raised for the foundation. Manager of the event Is Don Smith, former Tehama County farm advisor, who was one of the founders of the bull sale II years ago. through Saturday. More than 3.000 Oas. led discussion on the CLEVELAND. Ohio (UP1 A confused motorist who drove through a propeller of an idling Air Force Transport Wednesday night escaped unhurt, but his car and the plane were heavily damaged. Andrew J. Bird, 70, faired to heed several warning signs and drove across runways at Cleve land's Hopkins Airport, right through a whirling propeller ol a four-engine, C13B Hercules jet- prop transport waiting to take oil. Terminal officials said Bird kept right on driving before he was halted by airport police. He said he had come to the airport to pick up his wife who works at the airport terminal, out got lost Air Force officials, called from Wright-Patterson Air Force Base at Dayton to investigate, estimat ed damage to the plane at Jl.iO.- 000. They said the propeller was damaged and the engine burned out. The whirling blades made "six neat slices" through the roof of .24 VETOES OWN BILL Bird's car. I must have made turn. Bird admitted. a wrong SEWING MEET consignors, buyers ana Breeders and their wives have already filled oil readily available motels and hotels in the city. Judging and grading of 311 "Red Bluff Type" Hcrelords polled and horned begins tomorrow at 8 a m. on the Tehama County Fair grounds and site for the nationally known event. More than 410 serv ice ace bulls will he sold by more than 80 consignors from eight west ern slates. ; The hulls will be inspected. prodded and examined by a com-' mittee of four well-known, sharp eyed judges. Any defects in legs. feet, general soundness or condi-l tion will keep the bull from sell ing. This procedure known to all buyers and consignors makes available the best bulls in the western states. Tomorrow night is "Hospitality Night" and many cattlemen and consignors will dance, be enter tained, and enjoy a buffet dinner at 6 o'clock in the Tremont Ho tel's Mt. Lassen Room. Red Bluff research aspects of the beef pro gram. Friday will feature judging and grading of 55 Shorthorn and 54 Angus hulls followed by the sale of the 1959 March of Dimes regis tered Shorthorn bull donated bv T. B. Hawkins of llollister. Hex Allen, cowboy television and movie star, will guesl-auction the bull Irom which proceeds go to the Na tional Polio Foundation. Since this ETNA The Ladies Aid Sewing Club of the Congregational Church met Monday allernoon, February 2, with Atlanta Adams as hostess. The meeting was held at the home of Miss Adams. After a session Chamber of Commerce is the spon ui scwuiK, icu cMiiiienis were cor ne ernlin Last- night a meeting ol con served and a social hour spent Those attending the meeting were Mrs. Jane Arbuckle, Mrs. Mary Young, Mrs. Marian Townc, Mrs. Bernice Smith, Mrs. Sadie Buch ner. Mrs. Jeannctlc Clay. Mrs. Bertha Grimes. Mrs. Hazel Nay- lor, Mrs. Augusta Rotan. Mrs. Es ther Skillen, Mrs. Gladys D i m- mick. Mrs. Holly Palmerton and Mrs. Marjorie Erwin. ATLANTA (UPD-Gov. 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