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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1959)
FRIDAY. APRIL 3, 1959 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREOCfNl PAGE 3 A CITY BRIEFS Nw Dale A new date has been established for the politick supper planned by Women of Moose Chapter 4S7. The dinner will be ' held at 6 30 p.m. April 11 in the . Moose Hall, not April 4 as pre- vlously announced. No Meeting There will be no meetinc of National Guard wives. - originally scheduled for tonight. The next meeting will be May L . Rummage Sale Tau Chapter of ; Beta Sigma Phi will hold a rum i mage sale Saturday, April 4. from 9 a m. until S p.m. in the Peli- can Theater Building. Eighth and . Klamath. Proceeds will go to the OTI student loan fund. Anyone having rummage to donate please " call TO 4-4715 or TU 4-6229. A Reminder to all mothers of - genior class students who have not mailed cash donations for the sen l for class banquet, please do so as : soon as possible. Donations may j be sent to Mrs. Wendell Smith. - 1336 Kldorado Meeting Neighbors of the Wood . craft will meet at the KC Hall Monday, April 6. at 8 p.m. This will be advance night. Eulalona Chapter DAR. will meet Monday. April 6. at 8 p.m. nt the home of Mrs Arthur H. Denison. 437 North Third Street. : Mrs. Guy Barton will feature col- fired slides on the national museum and our Good Citizens will be hon . ored. . Car Wash-Methodist Youth Fel i lowship will sponsor a car wash J tomorrow from 10 until 4 at the Methodist Church, 230 North Tenth Street. Merry Mixers will square J dance at the South Sixth Street , Community Hall tonight, April 3 - at 8 p.m. Ladies please bring - doughnuts. Rummage Wanted The 1 Worn ; en's Missionary Council of the As sembly of God Church will have a rummage sale on May 23. Any one wishing to donate rummage I may call TU 2-1590 or TU 4-9985 and the rummage will be picked up. I J Joint Meeting of the Quota. Sor l optimist and BPW clubs will be held at the Willard Hotel Monday, j April 6. at 6:30 p.m. The Soropti : mist Club will be host to the ; Quota and BPW clubs. Want Callers Starla Hartlex : Is recuperating in Klamath Val- : ley Hospital from surgery. Friends " are invited to call. - Postponed The Tuesday, April 7, luncheon meeting of the Past ' Noble Grands Club has been post 1 poned because of illness of one of the members. Improving Lawrence W. 'Ncwti " Barleen, hospitalized since March 24 at Klamath Valley Hospital fol lowing an industrial accident when ""his pelvis was crushed by falling -.hardboard, is making rapid im J provement . Traction has been re J moved and no surgery is needed. .Visitors will be welcome. Shasta View Grangers are re- minded to take sales slip to the meeting tonight. - Help Old blankets or drapery materials are needed to make bed . ding for the Klamath Falls Gos- pel Mission. They need not be in 'good condition as they can be :. pieced. Those having such items "fhould take them to the First 'Christian Church before April 12 .-Several women have volunteered work to make the bedding. m American Legion Auxiliary will "'hold a regular meeting at 8 p.m. ! Tuesday, April 8 at 8 p.m. in the Legion Hall. North Eighth Street. J Mrs. Loy Barker. American Es-.-say chairman, will present awards to winners of recent essay con-.'test. Mil I Hi IM A i .v' '. Water Supply Meet Slated The annual water supply fore cast meeting to be held at Klam ath Falls has been set for Mon day. April 6. in the lecture room at the county fairgrounds. 3 pm W. T. Frost, snow survey super visor. Soil Conservation Serwcc. of Portland, will report on water conditions as they exist in the Klamath Basin at the present time. Since the water supply this year is far below normal, experts indi cate that this will be a short in ter season, particularly for those lands not prouded with adequate reservoir facilities All details of the outlook for each important wa ter source in the Klamath area TOO RIAL HOLLYWOOD I API A too-real wrestling scene sent Sophia Loren to a hospital Thursday for X-rays on her arm Steve Forrest, a co-star in "Heller With a Gun." fell on Miss Loren's right arm while they wrestled during filming. A doctor said there may be a superficial bone crack. WALT RISSE AND BOB BAGETT, Soil Conservation Service snow surveyors measuring snow depth and picking up snow core to waigh for water content on Bly Mountain snow course on February 24. At that time there was 15 inches of snow containing four inches of water on the course. This was nearly all gone at the March 25 reading. All snow courses in this part of ths state art far below normal this year indicating below normal runoff and stream flow. will he devrlorKd at the April 6 meeting In addition Frost will at tempt to deelop answers to wa ter user's questions as to how they can best use the water they have Manes Barton, assistant snow survey supervisor, will aid in the presentation of snow, soil and moisture, groundwater, recent run off and streamflow forecast data at this meeting. Centennial Plans Discussion Set A coffee hour for discussion of Klamath County Centennial plans lis to be held starting at 10 am Ion Monday in the Camas Room ;of the Wincma Hotel with the ho tel proidinii coffee for the guests. In making the announcement . Ben Swartz, county centennial chairman, said that representatives from all organizations planning special centennial events or ob servances are invited. Also, indi viduals who are interested in the program are urged to he present Weather Table United Press International i Helena 53 Temperatures and rainfall for Los Angeles 87 24 hours ending at 4 a.m. ; Miami 89 High Low Rain Minneapolis 52 Albuquerque 1 79 30 Oakland 93 Atlanta 63 48 Phoenix 93 Bakersfield 90 82 Pittsburgh 44 Boise 63 41 Red Bluff 83 Boston 57 42 1.10 Reno 76 Brownsville 83 59 Sacramento 80 Chicago 60 46 .08 Salt Lake City 70 Denver 70 36 San Diego 84 Detroit 51 41 .60 San Francisco 80 Fort Worth 83 57 Seattle- 55 Fresno 87 58 Spokane 54 28 .01 59 64 .17 36 .02 66 64 51 30 56 38 59 60 36 .02 32 Stockton Washington 82 64 53 40 Pine Cone Fountain & Cafe Chiloquin, Ore. Phone 801 Serving Saturday, April 4 FEATURING ITALIAN DINNERS Saturday and Sunday 1:00 p.m. till 10:00 p.m. Weekdays 5:00 till 10:00 p.m. Special Saturday and Sunday - Veal Scallopini, Chicken Cacciatorc Amelia Rosano, Chef Elido and Edna DeBortoli, Mqrt. 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