FRIDAY. MARCH 6. 1959
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE THREE
Bail Raising
Attempt Fails
CITY BRIEFS
SCOUT NEWS
oiian at th v. . . krt.iv Wall
, i .i.rmp. r.iaon i March 1! beginning at 1 1 30 a m.:
ler to raise 17.500 bail pcnd.ng an sponsored bv the Salvation Armv
.appeal of hu cattle rustling con- He me League Ladies. Adults, 75
Irish Strw Luncheon will be at the MCA Saturda. March 7,
at 8 p.m. everyone welcome.
ctr.ls: children. SO cents.
circuit court
Thursday.
Shaler, 35-year-old Fort Klam
ath ranchhand. already has filed ii, invited Proceeds go lor
Inotice of appeal to the state su-j missionary effort
' preme court of his conviction andl
Public Beginner Square Dance
will be held in the citv librarv
for auditorium tonight. March 6. at 8
i. i ui slew, satau,
ana picniy 01 noi cotiec. I'udiic
the Happy Hour Club will meet at
the Pelican Grill at 130 on Tucs
PAUL FINKENBINDER
Talk Slated
For Tuesday
Paul Edwin Finkenbinder. San
Salvador. Central America, pres
ently in Latin American radio
evangelism, through a network of
broadcasts, will be the speaker
at a service at the Assembly of
God. 7:30 p.m.. Tuesday. March
10.
While born in Puerto Rico of
missionary parents, the speaker
a educated in the Fast in this
country. He pioneered a Spanish
church in New Mexico in 1942
aril left the following year for
Scuth America.
He has served in the capacity
of vice superintendent of the As
semblies of God in E! Salvador,
ha.: organized a national youth
program in that area and for four
yfars directed the Assembly of
God Bible Instilute there. He
founded and directs the Gospel Ra
dio network which now blankets
all of Central America.
The public is invited to hear
him. Pastor of the Assembly of
God Church is the Rev, Silas H
Jones.
dav March 10 with Mrs l.n:nu
( seven-year penitentiary sentence I old Time Danee-at the K. C. Humphrey as hostess
I His co-defendant Paul Robert . .ai on Saturriav nisht. March 7.1
Wilson. N. Fort Klamath ranch-U,m o ,. i a m with Mil.!
er. already Has been released onldied Noiotny back playing the
$7. .500 bond pending his appeal 'piar.o Everyone welcome to at
aainst an identical conviction andjtend.
sentence.
Both men were convicted of
stealing a black, white-faced cow
" u Hicr-lient t concert here at MtUl School ltd officers of the barracks and
Kamp of Chiloquin last Spring Auditorium on Saturday. March WW. 1 veteran or veterans wid
and removing it to a ranch near k Thf pubii- ,s mvited ow is invited to attend and mem-
to attend. bers are urged to be present.
Barrack. 925World War I Vet
erans and Auxiliary will meet Sun
day. March 8. at 2 p.m. in the
VFW Hall. Harry E Lentv Jr..
I vice commander of the Depart
Pacific Lutheran College Choir imcnt of Oregon, and his wife will
of TaCOma, Washington will pre- be present to install newly elect-
Rainier In both cases iurv trials
lasted a week and a half
Attorney Robert G. Damelson
and Deputy District Attorney
0. W. Goakcy questioned Shafer's
potential bondsmen in the bail pro
ceeding before Judge David R.
Vandenberg Thursday. Danielson
represented Glenn D Ramirei
and Joseph O Stearns. Shafer's
attorneys.
After thorough questioning of
three potential bondsmen, however,
the court ruled that proffered
bonds were insufficient to cover
Shafer's bail, and the defendant
was returned lo the county jail.
Speakers Juvenile Judge I Don't Forget to make reserva
CharleJ Foster. Francis Mathews tions for the Sportsmen Pilots din
ann Francis Olp, juvenile officers. :ner Saturday. March 7. at the
Oregon Weather
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
24 hours lo 4:30 a.m. Friday
.Mai. .viin. frcp.
BHpjHPt
Baker .io 22
Bend M 22
Kupene 57 34
Lakeuew 5fi 31
Medford H 31
Newport M M
North Bend Sfi 39
Pendleton 17 34
Portland K 39
Kedmond S3 22
Roseburg 6 31
Salem 57 35
speak at a meeting of t h e
Fairhaven Parents and Patrons to
be held at 8 p.m. Tuesday. March
10 in the school gymnasium. Top
ics of their talks will be the ju
vtnile situation. A question and
answer period will follow. The
public is invited to be present.
New spring and summer ward
robes, made by local women for
state competition in t h e sewing
contest sponsored by Scars. Roo
bucl and the Oregon Federation of
Women's Clubs, will be modeled
by the seamstresses at the. Mori
ld. March 9. meeting of the
! K'.'unath Falls Library Club, to be
I hold at 2 p.m. in the city library.
Date Change The 6:30 p.m. din-
,mr lor members 0! the Moose
Airport Cafe, before 10:30 am
Saturday.
I
Luncheon Cloth
Sold For $40
Spirited bidding on a hand em
broidered luncheon cloth resulted
in more than $40 being raised
at the. Klamath Falls Soroplimist
Club's luncheon at the Winema
Hotel on Thursday.
Mrs. Robert A. Thompson was
auctioneer and a Dutch auction
was held. The cloth finally went
to Shirley Brusoe, dean of wom
en at Oregon Tech The item for
auction was donated by the club's
president. Mrs. Emii Alhrecht.
ILndt-P and Women nf the Moose ! wn- witn h" husband, recently
I will be held at the Moose Hall j ret urned from vacation trip to
on March 17 instead of March Arizona. The lunch cloth was pur
1 7 as prewouslv announced. TheiCnasl al a specialty shop at
ai;nual St. Patrick's dance will jScottsdale.
I follow the dinner. Mitt Brusoe leaves OT1 at the
j lend of the current school year to
of the executive be married.
BLOT AND (.oil) hmi i t
Members of Pack 77 of the Con
gregational Church teientlv held
their annual Blue and Gold ban
quet Guests for the evening were
OU? Lund?. Modoc Area training
chairman. Mr and Mrs C 1 1 f t
Kenyon. the Rev. M A McKin
nie. and Mr. and Mis Charles
Revnolds. Total attendance at ban
quet was 103
The (able decorations tamed
out the them of the Oregon
Centennial."
The Rev. V. A. McKinme gave
the invocation.
GRANGE NEWS
HAPPY CAMP
HAPPY CAMP-The Home Eco
nomics Club of the Happy Camp
Grange met Monday evening.
March 2. at the grange hall. Bern
ice Sutcliffe, chairman, presided
at the meeting and the minutes
were read by the acting secretary.
Vera Toleman.
Refreshments wore served by
Dora Bsker and Alice Dunaway.
Others present were Ann Was
son. Gladys Cook. Fern Hill. Phoe
be Pardee. Doris Miller. Aurclia
Fowler. Grace McCann, Latin
West, Inez kanig and Tina Spei-Sic-
The Home Ec Club served the
Happy Camp I. ions Club dinner
at the grange hall on Thursday.
March 5.
During the dinner there were
Miigmg and yells giv en by the
ihree dens.
Girls serving at banquet were
jSharon Burns. Sandra Mitchell.
Sharon Ward. Patricia toker. Nina
Tucker. Charlotte Reynolds. Laurie
Keating, and Mary Mora.
Cub Master Kmmitt Tucker
DfftatnUd bobcat award to Billy
Austin Ole l.unde presented
awards to the follow ing wolf
.Tw.ird to Jon Aschenbach and .Joe
Mora, bear award to Raleigh Lari
mer: bear silver arrow to Mike
lewis; lion awards to Jerry Mc-
l.ing Richard Mitchell. Jim Tuck
er, and Charles Coker. lion gold
;trrow to ( harles Inker: assistant
denner strip to Bruce Bailey, den
chief cords. Charles Coslanza and
Kenneth Tutcr. Gail Putman gave
webeltt patches to Jerry Mcl.ing.
Mike Carlson. Richard Mitchell,
and Charles Coker. Assistant Cub
Master Ted Coker. one year pin.
Cub Muter Emmitt Tucker gave
outlines tor the next month's theme
Canada.
I A Meeting
i board of I'nited Church Women of
K-amath Falls will be held at
TRAILER
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I Signal fttttiaa'
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IT'S A WONDIRrWL S T
Saturday
TIMBER MOUNTAIN INN
It Closinq Not to Re-Open!
YOUR LAST CHANCE
to tee Hm OLD MUSIC BOXES and
HANGING LAMPS of The Gay Nineties!
OPEN THURS. Thru SUNDAY
8 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Western Oregon Mostly
"" - .""n l' s, l:SH p.m. Mondav. March 9 in the
light rain kely in the nortlv St Ccmmutty LounRe. Officers in
urday partly cloudy with chance elude; Mrs. Frank Peyton, presi-1-th
Z , r.ZVl ,'" J T e dent: Mrs. Bert Miller, first vice
iLmk .Vt' President; Mrs. Norman Guver.
oay slightly cooler with high .tO- ' . ,.' " ijW JJ ,;,,.
60. Westerly lo southwesterly
coustal winds 10-20 miles an hour.
Kastern Oregon Partly cloudy
through Saturday with chance of
scattered showers in extreme
north tonight Little temperature
change Low tonight 26-36. High
Saturday 50-60.
Northern Oregon Beaches
var,ahle beach winds. TW-Jl l
I. K. SWARTZ JR.
Curator Gets
New Post
Appointment of B. K. Swartr Jr..
new curator at the Klamath Coun
ty Museum, as Klamath County
Centennial chairman is announced
today by Jim Boyle, member of
tne goveror'n Centennial advisory
committee for Klamath and Lake
counties.
Swartz indicated he will be nam
inv subcommittees very shortly
Mike Haggerty. assistant coordi
nator with the Centennial Commis
sion at Portland has been in Port
land to offer any assistance from
hi- office.
"Klamath Falls has a natural
feature here." he said. "The mu
seum has nearly all of the first
pest office established in Klamath
County and the curator says he
can assemble the remainder. We 11
pl.-.n to use it for a stop for the
Pony Express. "
Maggerty telephoned to Baker to
learn the status of plans for the
Tony Express and was told that
letters will soon go lo the Klamath
Sheriffs Posse and the local rid
iryj club explaining their parts in
the program. Routes are biping set
now. he learned. Both local rid
ing groups have contributed to the
project.
The Lions Club auxiliary will
hear tts executive committee re
port on what that group can do
for the local 100th anniversary ob
servance at the Monday night
meeting
A fine arts project is also under
way here in view of the fine ob
servance of National Art Week la-t
year and growing interest in art in
thif area
ire range .i.v..i
Grants Pass and vicinity Fair
with variable high cloudiness
through Saturday. Low tonight 30
33. High Saturday W-65.
Baker and Vicinity Fair with
variable cloudiness through Sat
urday. Low tonight 20-27. Hieh
(Saturday 1MB.
encc Dale, secretary: Mrs una
Bag ley. treasurer: Miss Martam
Smith, historian and Mrs. Marie
Seddon, publicity chairm-an.
The Public is invited to attend
memorial services sponsored by
Faglcs and the Fagles Auxiliary.
to be held at 2 p.m. Sunday. March
Ninth and
members. The
DIMES DRIVE
McCLGTD Incomplete returns
of collections for the March of
Dimes drive by International
Woodworkers of America Local
6-64 show approximately $1,000 has
been received to date, about $200
less than last year's collection.
This total is exclusive of credits
from those sending in donations to
the county organization, from this
area. James Thompson, commit
tee chairman said. Winners of the
prize awards were John van Keur
en. first; Ray Darnell of Kinyon.
second; Gino Bernardi. third; and
George Smith of Mount Shasta,
fourth
HEART FUND TOTAL
McCLOUD Local leaders of the
Heart Fund Drive said about $4S0
has been collected in the door-to-door
drive and from donations by
organizations or McCloud. Thirty
two volunteers from Rebekah and
Odd Fellow lodges visited homes
during the drive. Mrs. Addle Ma
son and Lest on Dow ens were co
chairmen for the drive.
public is invited.
Car Wash Bethel No. 61. Inter
national Order of Job's Daugh
ters. will have a car wash at Jay
hawk Service in the Town and
Country tomorrow, March
Card Party Manzanita Social
Club will sponsor a card party
fffTAUy
'GOOD,
Umm
"BACK TALK"
Our fohuloiM Shtrtmokef
with a ww twist . . .
Drip Dry ood C'eo-re$!4ton
in Wovn Chambtay
, iT ' , 12"
it HOI.ARSHIP SK.MIHNAI.ISTS
; McCLOUD The stale of Califor
nia Scholarship Commission an
nounced three McCloud High
Scnnnl students have been declared
lemifinalist candidates in the state
cholarship program They are
Paul Hamilton .lo Ann Heidnrh
asd Sandra Miller The commis
tlon points out that all finalists stu
dent, have achieved a marked lev
el of success in the competitive
examinations and deserve com
mendation for this distinction of
academic ahilin From all semi
tmalisU 1 000 will be selected for a
maximum $a tuition and fees,
depending upon need, and renew
able yearly while in college and
maintaining a good scholarship
record
BORf.MNF TO MARRY
HOLLYWOOD KM -Actor Kr
Best Borgmnr announced Thurs
day he plans to marry actress
Katy Jurado in September.
Newspaper
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for spring and EoSff'
Don't Forqct Your
IRISH BUDDYS!
On March 17
Wa ho-e St. Patrick't
Dot Grtthnf Crdl
EASTER
CANDIES
Etra fresh! In tact, w hop
it's oil unpacked bv th timi
you get htnl. Easter baskets,
r.andted animots .we got
'm oil
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only $55.00 . . . for coats of costly im
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fabulous shirtmaker dresses
only S12.98 . . . nationally $14.95.
"backtalk" dresses (see our ad in this
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striped, wrinkle-resist cotton with
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cuffs trimmed with petite small buttons.
dress-and-jacket costumes
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sheath style and jewel neckline with
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front jacket has bow at waistline, pol
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Davy.
bnbv doll "s
only $3.79 . . . very specially priced.
dacron and cotton, square neck, wide
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embroidery on bottom of skirt, maize,
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seamless stretch hose
a new "Better than Gold" addition
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nylon robes
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bossed nylon, peter pan collar, short
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nylon slips
only $3.19 ... a rather unusual value,
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walking suits
only $39.95 . . . instead of $49.95. all
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shorty coats
only $15.95 . . . instead of $18.96 or
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new spring shades plus navy and
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