Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, August 19, 1959, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls, Ore. Wednesday, Anrjust 19. IPSA PACE 3 A CITY BRIEFS PTA School Of Instruction-will be Thursday, August 20, al Mills ' School from 10 a m. to 3 p.m Everyone bring a sack lunch. Des Uert and coffee will be furnished YMCA family night will be Fri day, August 21, at the Paul Camp oeu residence, S543 Cottage, at . 6:30. Klamath Nimrods On a hunting trip to sycan Marsh last weekend . four local men bagged two anle lope. Members of the parly were Dr. C. W. Davis, Don Nolan. Jack Holmes and Bill Badger. Welcome Wagon slides on Chile . will be shown by Don Baldwin of the Soil Conservation Service at the meeting of the Newcomers Club on Thursday. August 20, at the Pelican Party Room, 7:45 p.m Women new to the community are invited lo attend. For further in formation or reservations call TU 2-5428. Meeting of the Degree of Hon er Carnation Club will be held al me nome of Feline Seabrook, 4333 Onyx Street, Wednesday, August 19, at e3 p.m. Manzanita Social Club will hold a rummage sale on Friday, Au gust 21, and Saturday, August 22 at Clyde and Art's, Klamalh Ave line. Bring rummage Thursday eve ning or for pickup phone TU 4-5837, TU 4-5749, TU 2-1776 or TU 4-6735 Norlhside Garden Club will nave a coffee hour on Thursday. August 20, at the home of Mrs. Bernard Valk, 625 Nosier Street, from 9 a.m. to 11 o'clock. Annual Rummage Sale will be held by the Licensed Practical Nurses on Friday, August 21, at the Pelican Theater Building. Eighth Street and Klamath Ave nue. Travelers Sheriff Murray Brit ton, with his wife Mary and their children, are in Portland for a few days visit at the Centennial Exposi tion. Meeting Assessor Hap Caldwell .left today for a two-day meeting in Tillamook. Caldwell is on the committee for Standard Forms of the Slate Assessors Association. .The committee will discuss stan dardization of assessors office pro cedures. T Graduate Henry L. Maxwell. Apprentice petty officer . third ;elass, USN, on of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Maxwell. 5131 Bristol, graduated August 14 from Recruit Training at the Naval Training - enter. San Diego. Recuperating after having ma lor surgery recently is George A. Boudon. He is at his home, 4310 Highland Way., Rummage Sale will be held by the Reorganized Latter Day Saints Church on Friday, August 21, and Saturday, August 22, at the church building. Ninth and Plum streets Building Fund The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints will sponsor a carnival Au gust 21 starting at 6 p.m. in the recreation hall of the chapel. Home and Martin streets. There will be all kinds of concessions, fish pond country store, a mechanical horse, eat booths that will sell "Pronto Pups," hamburgers, chili, salads, ice cream, cakes, pies and cotton candy. The public is invited. There will be no door charge. Money goes lo the building fund. Ill Bill Houston, resident of Klamath Falls and secretary of Klamath Falls Elks Lodge, No 1247 for many years, is seriously ill in Hillside Hospital. Cards and letters will reach him there. Belter Mrs. J. H. (Lois) muwmieia, recK Drive, is im proving following second heart sur gery in Providence Hospital, Port land. She was accompanied to Port land by her husband and a sister, Mrs: N. F. Book, this city. Picnic for Klamalh County Cow Belles, cattlemen and members of their families at Collier Park Sun day, August 23. beginning at 1 p.m. Coffee will be furnished. Graduating - Patricia Ralston. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Civill Ralston, this city will graduate from the Good Samaritan School of Nursing, September 18 at Trini ty Episcopal Church, Portland. She is a graduate of Klamalh Union High School. Bridal Shower Friends of Jer- rine Smith are invited to a shower in her h o n o r at the Midland Grange Hall Thursday, August 20, at 8 p.m. , GRANGE MEET The Midland Grange will meet Wednesday, August 19, at 8 p.m. at the- Midland Grange Hall. Alice Hoover, degree captain, urges all officers to be present for. prepara tions for the booster night pro gram, - it i ,wi ' m - ath Falls and Klamath vvwklu i ka VELtKa had a tine time in Klamath Palls and Klamath County over the weekend. Ihey agreed Crater Lake was the most spectacular spot they had visited in their national tour sponsored by the Association for World Travel and Student Exchange and by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. They skied on Klamath Lake, toured Weyer haeuser Timber Company's mill, swam, picnicked and stayed in h'omes of local Jaycees. From Jeft they are Herma Schobel, Austria; Ottorino Manotto, Italy; Hyacinth Henr , Jamaica; Kirsten Moller, Denmark; Heinz Honigger, Switzerland; Zita Gray, Cambridge, Massachusetts; Ingeborg Von Tresekon, Germany; Giavanni Berta, Italy, and kneeling' Bernard Gray, Cambridge. He and his wife, Zita, conduct the tour. Jail Escapee Given 6 Months Robert Lee Williams, 33. 210 East Main Street, pleaded guilty to es cape charges Tuesday and was giv en an additional six-months jail term. Officers said Williams walked out of the county jail June 1 while working as a kitchen trusty. He was arrested in Sprague River Monday. - He originally was jailed March 30 for driving while his license was suspended. CAR DAMAGED A driver failed to make a turn from Homedale Road to Dixon Road Tuesday, stale police said today. As a result, a car driven by Crocket Eugene Light, 24, King sley Field, took out a guard rail and a mail box and was darn ed considerably itself. Police re ported no injuries. Newspaper SPOT ADS are inexpensive repeated daily 94c Death Cause Under Probe DOWNIEV1LLE, Calif. (AP) - Experts are seeking the cause of the death of Pearl Ada Putney, 72, whose bones were found scat tered in a wooded foothill area of the Sierras a year after she vanished. ine wealthy widow last was seen Aug. 15, 1958 in Marysville, Calif., six weeks after she left her home in Washington, D.C. with an ex-convict on what she called a last fling." the hones, found Sun day, were identified Tuesday. Sheriff W. D. Johnson said he understood the FBI had begun a search for the ex-convict, Larry Lord Motherwell. REDECORATED Office Space $45 Month - Inquire DREWS' Manstore Phone TU 4-4121 You never had it sew' good! COMPLETE SEWING " ACCESSORIES YvK flnti all tho Mtrftrn Mwiflf MMntbb at Mill- Vs. ftlH COVRt ... 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Be sure to see them this wetkl I Police Officials Tour Facilities Olliceis from slate police head quarters in Salem and district headquarters in Medford were here Tuesday and Wednesday for a gen eral inspection lour of state police laciiiues in Klamalh Falls. v Sgt. Bruce G. Lattin, in charge oi me Klamath Falls post, said Ihe officers included Cant. Paul Morgan, district commander from Medrord, and Capt. Irving Larson, chief of game enforcement: Cant Lyle Harrell of Ihe identification bureau, and Lt. Byron Hazcllon of the training oflice, all of Sa lem. Michigan maintains some 600 public fishing silos. Goal Of Computer Cited By Army SAX FRANCISCO 'APi-Com-puters could do a wonderful job as military planners if only thev could learn, the director of an Army sludy project said today.. Machines capable of ' learning are on the way, he added. "The goal, of course, is to make the computer behave more like the human planner," Julius Brick told the Western Electronics Show and Convention. This is Ihe direction in which computer designers will be head- ng for some time." he declared in a paper before a military elec tronics section. Brick, computer specialist with W. L. Maxbon Corp. of New York. reported on a sludy of computer planning of artillery fire for the Army's Field Artillery School al Ft. Sill. Okla. He said the Ft. Sill study, car ried out with a commercially Charge Names Local Grocer Frank G. Sutton, operator of a Summers Lane Grocery, was ar rested Tuesday on a charge of con tributing to the delinquency of his own daughter. An information of felony was signed by Sutlon's wife, Mary Jane Sutton. Sutlon appeared before District Judge D. E. Van Vactor Tuesday and asked for lime to advise the court whelher he wished a pre liminary hearing. Time for his ap pearance was set for 9:30 a.m. Friday, and Sutton was returned lo county jail in lieu of S5.0OO bond. The judge had raised the bond from $2,500. LOOK! House Leveling and Concrete Foundations. 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