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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1960)
HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Dip Thursday. April 7 1060 PACK A CITY BRIEFS ' Mrs. Rpna Oldham, telephone TU 4-M50 and Mrs. Jean Por ter, TU 4-548.1 are on the siik and calling committee during : Oregon Weather I By THK ASSOCIATED PHK.SS !4 hours to 4:30 a.m. Thursday Klamath Kalb Mai. Min. Prep, i week at Boise 7 . 4 inder 12, SO cent!.. Public is in-! Zuleima Nile salad luiu'lieonlmage lo Inc ited, 'will be held in Ashland Saturday, evening. Kor April . at 11:45 a.m. in the Ma- 4-9.178, TU 4- Klamath Archers will hold llieironic Temple. Kor roscrvalionsj . irst ouldoor mt'eting ol the sea- call .lean I'oddington at TU 4-:!H2!i' Oldlimcrs on at the Moore Park range.'or TU 4-7.I20 not later than Ki t- day. April !i. larting with politick at S .10 to-day afternoon. April 8. am at the Ki night, weather permitting. j ;an Ozark Mouni ' Frirmkhin Court Xo. II Dnler Rrthrl 51 .lobs Daughters. o ol the Amaranth, will conduct a Friendship Cuiirl n. , Order .Midland drance will hive n Mr and Mr,. Frank MrKeehan Mrs. H. W. Schweitner and ;""'" ' " l""K "imm.ige shic r ..... .,, .... , -... .c .Ainaranin mil have Us card party in the hall Saturday, have returned to their home in Mrs. X. J. Gillis will be host-fe ,h,e BS "M Sa.ut-ay. Ap.U 15 and Hi at Ivdes annua no-hosl Palm Sunday April 9. at 8 p.m. The public ',s former's home. fUBBI1 '" 1 " " " ' v,im,ii .-.uno.iy. .prn in. at tiiinvitert. Hetreshmenls will be nur. .winners piease iaw in". ai mug s lown and Coun- served. Ity civil defense director, outline coming CD exercise plans. Re Ireshments will be served. Ques tions will be answered. i April lor the Aloha Past Ma- irons Club of OF.S. Anvnne know- Merry Mixers will dance at ing of illness of club members p m. Friday. April 8. with Bill may call Mrs. Oldham or Mrs. , May hew calling. Ladies take Porter. cake. building Thursday.try restaurant. Members, their' Xeshit, Dupont Products, RSF.S members, OTI students, piik up rail TU families and guests are invited, representative, will conduct a and local refrigeration service Inroci-am rir.ilim. with ,-fri,.. mcn rc invited. lion service problems at 7:10 pm luesday. April 12, in the Oil h, t:i7. or TU 4-8.VI6 .Naomi Shrine No. 5. Order ol nil cl.inco Salur- the While Shrine of Jerusalem, hum II o m In 1 will have a rpoiil.-ji- meri,mi S.-il. Hall to music by urdav. April 1). at 8 r m. at the nd. Masonic Temple. An- conditioning laboratory. after spending a esses at the visiting with Mrs. Preddy Avenue, lo Our Lady's 1 TiMcKochan's mother, Mrs. Rich- Circle. Catholic women of Kings-1 lard Bock and her two brothers, j ley Field. Monday. April 11. al .45 Henry and Alfred Bock and 7:50 p.m. All members are urged .05 daughter. to be present to make plans or I the Easter egg hunt. Sojourners will entertain their: .34 husbands and inv ited guests at a G. O. Pike, chief service ot T party at the Yacht Club. Salur- ficer of the Department of Ore- iday, April 0. There will be a gun. VFW. will speak al 8 p m T cocktail hour from 6 to 7 and a Friday. April 8. at the VFW Hall. 515 Klamalh Avenue. He will ex- potliuk dinner al 7. Dancing and I''11'" die new pension law relal Tcards will follow. Those wishing:"' lo veterans, their widows and 07to plav cards are asked to lake:i'hll(,''en. Open meeiing. followed 7 their own decks. For reservations by a question and answer period jplease call Mrs. E. W. Carter al I'l'U 4-H171. Sports clothes will he Mananita Social flub will worn. nave a rummage sale frinay. 'April R. beginning al 8 a.m. at Fades Auxiliary regular Iodgeicl-Vclo's TmvlnR Scl'vic'e on Klam- m,., .lint' al It n m Anril at ihriath Avenue. Friday afternoon. Low tonight 42- E ..., Th(l., .,,n he a din- high Friday 62-72 except 55-;o .. ,, m ,i, i,.,u : Willv Karrer will call for he- along coast. Coastal winds mostlyjnon()1. n orlhv State President K'nncls' square dance classes Fri- southerly to southwesterly ! 't,eonard Wildisb. i ''"' Al" '' M P nl- al Sunv miles an hour. .mors Lane School. For more in- Eastern Oregon Partly cloudy ..,.. .. . . ...formation call TU 2-4l:tfi. ii i . . - , . . . .... .n I .'lis. minimi iimiiiiiMiHin i through rridav. Low tomgbl 18-48; . . , , , ., ,, l u t- i be hostess Mondav, April II. high Friday t2-4. . , r , LAWN MOWERS EXPERTLY SHARPENED Reasonable Prices Jack's Sharpeninq Service 60 Nevada St. TU 2-9679 Astoria Baker Bend Brookings Burns Eugene Lakeview Medford Newport North Bend Pendleton Portland Red Bluff Redmond Roseburg Salem The Dalles EXPERT FORMICA WORK IfYkColkun HOME MART 5030 So. 6th TU 2-5885 73 75 Ml 73 70 70 71 HI 65 77 77 78 80 77 71 79 41 42 511 52 52 38 45 47 50 52 57 54 51 5(1 52 5ti Western Oregon Partly cloudy. through Friday with increasing clrmdiness and chance of showers' 4X 1:30 p.m. to members Laki Garden Club at her high Friday Northern Oregon Beaches ...... ;.u u.....r i-iiiiinri v riiw.iv nun in iii siniiiv . . h i j . . . on the Lakeview Highway ut-i loos, ouinw estui i ileal n w inn .,, , , i u 'n. . 'will be d-io nines an uoui. i eiiiiici ami e. range 47-H5. (Iranls Pass and vicinity Con siderable cloudiness through Fri day. Low tonight 45-50: high Fri day 67-73. at . 1 1 roup program on rock gar dens. Members please note change of date. of Ml i -uiiHiisi i mi i ii r i-iiow snip iirotip is sponsoiinu a cum icen ..t ii. ..i i. l-.-.i.... a .... a o There'" ",l " .' . ! T ' serving ironi ;:.iii lo i:.io p ni. Adults. 75 cents, and children Secretary Expelled Lis Takach's painling and draw ing exhibit will be on display Sunday for the third and final time from 2 In 5 pm at I ho Klamath Art Gallery, Maple Park. The public is invited. Admission is free. VIENNA, Austria AP '-Com munist Romania has expelled the third secretary of the Israeli lega-. Peterson Patrons invite parents linn. Jochannan Erez, on charges of children in reterson School In of "activities incompatible withjallend a meeting Tuesday. April his diplomatic status." Radio Bu-12. at 7:45 p.m. in the school charest reported today. 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