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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 19, 1960)
HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore. Friday. Fob. 1(1. 1r PC,v. Klamath Pair Finish Program Thomas C. Barnes and Morris D. Gunderson of Klamath Falls completed a special three-day training program for sewage works operators Wednesday at Oregon State College. Sponsors of the course, the stale Board of Health, the State San itary Authority, and the League of Oregon Cities, say the purpose is to promote efficient and eco nomical operation of sewerage works and to reduce hazards to public health in disposal of wastes. ROCK 'N ROLL DANCE with music by THE CORVETTES featuring vocalist BRADY SNEED Klamath Falls AUDITORIUM SAL FEB. 20 DANCING 9 'til 1 Admission Until 9 - SI. 00 AFTER 9 - $1.25 Thii li mother popular band from central Wain Infton. They headquarter In Chrhalli. Peace Memorial ' Activities planned during the immediate future at Peace Memo rial Presbyterian Church are numerous. The Rev. Harold E. Kurtz, mis ionary from Ethiopia, will be lucst speaker at the March 5 family potluck supper. The Rever end and Mrs. Kurtz arc stationed at Majir, Ethiopia, where ho is in charge of evangelistic work and language study, assisted by his wife. Dinner will be at 6:30 p.m. followed by the program. The Reverend Kurtz is a broth er of Bill Kurtz, former resident of Klamath Falls and moderator of the Presbytery of Southwest Oregon. The Women's Association will hold February meetings as fol lows: February 22, 7:31) p.m., Em erson at the home of Mrs. La verne Smith. 21560 Homedale; Mo- ser, Mrs. Jclle Olson, 2o20 Hope Street. Tuesday, February 23, 7:30 p.m.. Bcattie, Mrs. Lela Thurman, 3307 Hilyard; Friday, February 26, Forsylhe. 0 a.m., Mrs. Irene Ferguson, 4202 Douglas; Travaille, 9 a.m., Mrs. Marie Ragland, Pine Grove; Mac Kenzie, 12:30 p.m., Mrs. Vesta Shogren, 4107 Bisbee. The next meeting of Evangelism Callers will be Thursday, Febru ary 25, 7 p.m. The board of trustees will meet with representatives of Counselors International, 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, February 23, in the church for an important meeting. The Blue and Gold dinner for Cub Pack 8 will be held in the cniirch Monday, February 20. The session will meet with new members at 8 p.m. February 28. Presbyterian Men will not hold a breakfast Sunday, February 21. Moscow has clean streels be cause thousands of women are sent forth with brooms to clean up after the litlerbugs. THE NEW 1960 HILLMAN 4-DOOR DELUXE SEDAN Look at these features . . . Turnpike Power engine! American gearshift pattern - no mixups! Choice of handy column-shift or sporty short-stick center floor lever! Room for 4 adults, or 2 adults and 3 youngsters! Full-size trunk! Brilliant styling! Come in now... test drive the new 1960 Hillman ... check its built-in value and get the lowdown on this low price... just $2039.60 COME IN TODAY- -DRIVE YOUR. HILLMAN AWAY I DICK B. MILLER CO. 7th ft Klamath R00TES PRODUCTS: HILLMAN Klamath Falls, Ore. SUNBEAM NUMBER CITY BRIEFS Graduates of Dallas High School, Dallas, Oregon, please send infor mation on yourself and a stamped envelope for a list of grads in your area to Don Scibert UH50I, 820 North Fourth Street, Spring field, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Goodc left this morning for the Squaw Valley Olympics. They will spend the weekend, staying at Reno. Goodc is clerk of the county schools. ith rummage to be picked up, please call Jackie Bedord, TU 6773. VFW Dance in the VFW Hall Saturday, February 20, with the usual good music. Members and invited guests are welcome. The Girl Scout sing scheduled for Friday, February 26, at Mills School has been canceled for this month. Insurance Women of Klamath Falls will have a rummage sale Saturday. February 20, in the Pelican Theater Building. Anyone: Hank Fields of Alturas will call at the Merry Mixers' Square Dance in their Pelican City hall at 8 ,m. Saturday, February 20. La ies please bring dish for potluck. Oldtimcrs, there will be no dance as scheduled for the KC Hall Saturday, February 20, be cause of illness in the orchestra. Weather Table By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS High Low Pr. Albany, snow 48 32 .22 Albuquerque, cloudy 43 35 Anchorage, clear 30 16 Atlanta, clear S3 27 .10 Bismarck, clear 10 -11 Boston, rain 49 38 1.48 Buffalo, snow 37 28 .64 Chicago, clear 28 15 .01 Cleveland, snow 29 23 .07 Denver, snow . 36 17 T Dcs Moines, clear 24 2 Delroit, cloudy 32 21 Fort Worth, clear 50 32 Helena, clear 28 8 Honolulu, clear 82 69 Indianapolis, clear 34 16 Kansas City, cloudy 36 15 Los Angeles, clear 63 46 Louisville, cloudy 35 22 .01 Memphis, cloudy 38 23 Miami, cloudy 79 52 Milwaukee, snow 26 16 .01 Mpls.-St. Paul, clear 17 -6 .01 New Orleans, clear 50 35 New York, cloudy 48 36 1.48 Oklahoma City, cloudy 41 28 Omaha, clear 20 -6 Philadelphia, snow 54 37 .88 Phoenix, cloudy 66 51 Pittsburgh, snow 36 20 .41 Portland, Me., M M M M Portland, Ore., rain 51 33 T Rapid City, cloudy 22 -2 .01 Richmond, clear 51 36 .99 St. Louis, clear 33 16 Salt Lake City, cloudy 40 28 San Diego, cloudy 64 53 San Francisco, clear 52 47 .09 Seattle, cloudy 47 32 Tampa, cloudy 70 43 Washington, cloudy 48 33 1.19 (M Missing; T Trace) Leonard Williamson will call for the Maverick Square Dance party tonight at 8 o'clock in Summers School. Ladies bring cake. Every one invited. Mrs. Lenla Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dallas will enter tain with a program of music at the meeting of the Retired Teach ers Group Saturday, February 20 at 1:30 p.m. at the VMCA build ing. Pioneers Plan Organization ROSEBL'RG (AP) The 30 persons who helped to publicize Oregon's Centennial by making a covered wagon journey from In dependence, Mo., to Independ ence, Ore., are going to organize a permanent corporation. They will meet here Sunday to form the On-To-Oregon Caval cade. It will be their first net together since completion of their 2,050-mile trip last August. They own nine acres near In- rieoendence, Ore. They plan to develop the land into a public park with a museum in which thev would display historial items they acquired on last sum mer's journey. FABULOUS, NEW, "Subim Wood inoo.1 s QUALITY BEDROOMS IN STOCK - At Carlson's FROM $159.00 imatic . . . new . . . lustrous finish you've never before! Here's high quality priced economic ally! Finest workmanship throughout . . . dust proof drawers . . . dove-tail construction . . . unique styling! Buy the double dresser with land scope mirror, bookcase bed SOffcQO ana rne manning bnvsi m - for onlv FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE . . . IT'S A CARLSON MATTRESS! Moka your very next martreu a Carlton! Top quolity construction plus perfect sleeping. Wide range of models to choose from. 510 COIL INNERSPRING (7-Year Guar.) .. 39.95 FOAM RUBBER SET (20-Year Guar.) 109.95 CARLSON S FURNITURE 2401 So. 6th Ph. TU 4-4510 Klamath Lank Lodge No. 4H0 VOA will celebrate its 35th anni versary Saturday,. February 20. at the lOOF West Hall. Dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m., followed by the meeting and program. Mem bers and friends are invited. The Spaghetti dinner planned by the Lions Club for February 26 has been postponed until a later date because of the Community Concert at Mills School. A future date will be announced. Phil Hitchcock, former Oregon senator and Klamath Falls busi nessman for several years, stopped here for lunch Thursday. Hitchcock, flying his own plane, was en route to Sacramento to at tend a Pacific Coast Conference of Presbyterian Men. Mrs. Elmer Rramlctt, in the ac counting department of Balsigcr Motors, is recuperating following recent surgery at Klamath Valley Hospital. Oregon Weather By THE ASSOCIATED PItESS 24 hours to 4:30 a.m. Friday Max. Mill. Prep. Astoria 51 36 .02 Baker 39 Bend 31 13 Brookings 52 36 .22 Burns 33 21 .04 Chemult 30 6 Chiloquin .17 10 Eugene 47 31 Lakeview 34 23 .05 Medford 45 31 .06 Newport 31 31 .04 .North Bend 52 37 .02 Pendleton 41 31 Portland 51 33 T Red Bluff 53 40 .01 Redmond 31 22 .10 Roseburg 5(1 31 .04 Salem 45 20 .07 The Dalles 46 29 I Leasing Slated On Six Lots Six lots of Bureau of Reclama tion grazing and farming land at Lower Klamath Lake will be av ail able for lease March 8. Sealed bids will be received in Ihe bureau office in Klamath Kails until 10 a.m. that date. The parcels total 2.224 acres. Four are in Lease Area K the Klamath Straits." The other two are in Lease Area F. Information concerning bidding procedure and leasing conditions is available at the oflicc, Wash burn Way and Joe Wright Road, and Irom bulletins in all post o( lices in the Basin and vicinity. Eastern Oregon Partly clear through Saturday. .Not quite so cold. Low tonight 22-32; high Sat urday 40-50. Western Oregon Partly cloudy through Saturday with local driz zle. Little change in temperature. Low tonight 35-45; high Saturday 45-55. Variable coastal winds 5-15 miles an hour, becoming south westerly 8-18 late Saturday. Northern Oregon Beaches Increasing cloudiness Saturday. Temperature range 30-55. Gentle variable beach winds. Grants Pass and Vicinity Par tial clearing tonight. High cloudi ness Saturday. Low tonight 25-30; high Saturday 50-55. Program Completed MALIX-lval C. Taylor of Malin completed a three-day training program for sewage works oper ators Wednesday at Oregon Slate College. The school olfers the course an nually as a service to cities, sani tary districts and utility compan ies. It is sponsored by the Stale Board of Health, Sanitary Author ity and the League of Oregon Cit ies. All Junior Westminster Fellow ship young people must have themes to go with their mosaic tiles Sunday evening, February 21. For further information call TU 1-3782 or TU 2-4021. Potluck Supper Set By Church CHILOQUIN - The Chiloquin Methodist Church is holding a fam ily potluck dinner to be followed by a short program Sunday eve ning, February 21. The theme of the evening is Africa. The din ner is scheduled for 6 o'clock. The Women's Society of Chris tian Service is, in charge of the evening. Decorations are being made by girls of the fourth, fifth and sixth grades under the direc tion of Donna Robinson. A time of group singing is planned and later a discussion on Africa for the adults and some African games are planned for the young people. Mrs. F. D. Wilder is general chairman and announces that the Rev. D. L. Brown will give a very short talk on mission work in Af rica at the close of the program. Everyone is invited to attend Mrs. Lena Horton, 234 North Third, will be hostess to mem bers of the Happy Hour Club at her home, 234 North Third Street, for a 1:30 p.m. dessert on Tues day, February 23. Plans Formulated For X-ray Tests Preliminary plans for a chest X-ray survey in Klamath County this year, starting the latter part of April and extending through June, were made this week when personnel of the county health de partment and of the tuberculosis and health association met with Max W. Bradcn of Portland, health education consultant from the state board of health. Another meeting was set for March 15 when representatives will be invited to attend from other communities, service clubs and various organizations. At this time, the schedule of the X-ray mobile unit will be dis cussed, and plans made for ob taining volunteers to assist at each location. Place of this meeting will be announced later. COKKKCTION Stale police confirmed that Jack Clayton Minkler, 234 Martin Street, was not cited following a multiple rear-end accident on Lakeport Boulevard Monday. Drivers cited wore Jimmy Malcolm Thompson. :1150 East Main Street, and Jesse Calvin Fleming, 1035 Alameda Avenue, not Minkler as written in a previous news story. The Franklin Stove was invented by Benjamin Franklin in 1742. It was a portable iron fireplace that protruded into the room and pave much more heat than the re cessed fireplace. I love variety SCOUT HEWS AWARDS WON Cub Scout Pack 10 members won awards during a meeting in Shasta School recently. They were Franz Hille. Richard Baker, Harold Tice, David Anlley Cary Haden and Bobby Ward. Cubmaster Bill Ward called Ihe meeting to order. The Webelos Den led the flag salute. Ward report ed on a recent visit to the Air Force radar station on Haymaker Mountain. Den 4 presented a skit about science. The den also won the at tendance pennant. Next meeting will be a blue and gold banquet February 26. that's why I insist on Vt'Ross Made to pamper your cat . . . they're not fust flavors they're the real thing. UVER'n MEAT KIDNEY '"MEAT CHICKEN MEATY MIX CHOPPED FISH Folger's Coffee 6fc i Ml7, Every Day Low Price At HIIU I AlAIFood Center DUI LUVV- 1338 Oregon Ave. To complement your junior figure in miniature plaid shagbark, Venice lace tri Tan. blue or orange ice 1 98 12 ilk IT'S A WOKPSRFUL STORI . 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IO OVl ljS only $3.79 . . . unusual value, easy care dacron-cotton. square neck, wide lace trimmed shoulder sti'aps. button front is trimmed with flower applique, calf length trousers trim med with lace and applique, waltz gown to match at same low price. duster robes only $3.79 . . . small cotton checks, short sleeves with turned back cuf f3. choir boy collar trimmed with nylon rick rack, large pearl buttons down the front, slashed pockets, other styles in floral print at same low price. rnsluiiprc Mnt sale again we offer great cashmere coat values. 100, o imported cashmere by somerville only $49.00 . . . save $30.95. master tailoring, don't wait too long, also einiger cashmere coats, the ulti mate in luxury, only $79.00 . . . save $29.00. to own one of these beautiful coats at such a savings is a dream come true,
