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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 8, 1960)
HERALD AVH VEWS. Klamath Fall.'. Orpeon Friday, April R, infiO fAGF. 3 A CITY BRIEFS Fish Derby For Children Scheduled Mr. and Mn, A. Douglas Ten-iThis year's show will brine nant, Rocky Point, were called number of fine barbershop quar to Seattle Friday by the unex- lets on the West Coast here to pected death of Mr. Tennant'sl perform in addition to the local brother-in-law, hdward A. ons. DarDcrsnop and bweel Adeline MERRILL The big Lions Club Mr. Vohs, a retired construction choruses and quartets. Tickets 'sponsored fish derby for chil engineer for Weyerhaeuser, was available at Derby's Music Store, 'dren up to 14 years of age will known in Klamath Falls. The fu- Ke, unrterway at Dam. Saturdav.i neral service will be Saturday. Klamath Lutheran Ladies A id ! April 9, and will last until 11 April 8. The family home is will hold a pre-Easler cooked food !a m. at 2205 N.W. Biglow. ,sale April 9. starling at 9 a m i Area for the contest is both at the Low Cost Market. lhere:.sides of Lost Kiver from the Mrs. Linda Motschenbacher w ill w ill be fancy pastries, colfee cake be hostess to members o( the i pies, cakes, maple bars, potato Happy Hour Club for a 130 p.m. bridge on Main Street to 1he west end of the football field. and an assortment of breads. dessert luncheon, Tuesday, April 12, at the Pelican Cafe. Klamath Dog Fanciers Catholic Daughters of America ! meel in the home of Mrs. will hold a regular business meet ing, Monday. April 11, at 8 p.m. in Sacred Heart Parish Hall. Members may still bring articles for the baby layettes. Worship choir practice for the choir of the First Christian Church has been called for Saturday, isalad, baked beans, meal balls There will he four age divi isions: (Ai 13 and 14, i B 11 and 1 12, iCi 9 and 10, (I)) 8 and tin-. williocr. r.acn cniid must lurnisn ins Ci. B. own tackle and catch his own Ix-ach, 50.13 Elna Street, Fridavifish. All 14-year-olds must have evening at 8 p.m. Guest speaker a juvenile anglers license. will be Bill Schlegel. county pound-1 Various Lions Club members master, who will present a peti- will oversee the, derbv and three tion pertaining to some new doe will be two prizes for each divi- laws. Special guest speaker'sion. First prize will be given (or I be Mrs. Annabell Newton, hu-'lhe most fish over six inches and mane society member, who will second prize for the largest sin- sjieak on that organization's workigle fish. April S. at 7 30 p.m. at the church and its current membership drive A spinning outfit will be do- for practice on the Easter can-! nated by Claude Ainsworth as a lata. I Naomi Shrine No. 5, Order of Srand prize to the fisherman with the While Shrine of Jerusalem. I'',e greatest total number of inch- G. O. Pike, chief service of(i-.wn have its regular meeting Sat-ks- nher I'l'izes will be fishing! cer of the Department of Ore-jllrr.lv Ap,-ji 9, ai 8 p.m. in the tackle donated by Merrill Lumberl Masonic Temple. 'Company, Clilf Ongman, Boh woods, iwurel Long. Lawrence; Midland Grange will have a C.eraghty. Chuck Cunningham.! I public card party at the hall Sat- Hob Trolman. Doctor Trotmani urday, April 9, at 8 pm. Refresh-land Lawson Kandra. ments will be served. Other business before the April 4 planning meeting of the club NCO Wives Club of Kingslev was selection of the citizen of the Air Force Base will hold ilsiyear. to be announced at the regular meeting at the NCO Club April IB meeting, and plans for 1 I 1 n f I Attraction Preview Given By The Staff Of Pelicana The Pelicana slalf Thuisd,iy;Gerry Ruth Wickersham. tap released a preview of attraclions.dance; Laurie Bruns and Toni to come April 8. liiesen. duct: Scott Skinner, vn- Pelicana is the traditional va-'cal: the Del Notes, vocal groupj riely show featuring Klamalh Ba-from Kingslev Field; Cheril sin talent, sponsored by the Moinls and Kay Parker, accor-j Klamath Falls Exchange Club dion duet; Charlotte Parker. ia and presented annually by the wee giiD electric organ; M ills 1 Klamalh Union High School School "Four and One Half." Script and Microphone Guild live vocal hoys; Betty Kerns, vn- Students take care of most ar rangements. The lineup this year is more ample and satisfying than usual, staffers declare. It includes er formers such as Faith Pccry. vo cal; Tom Cronon, piano; The Three Essentials, vocal and in strumental combo: the Vihra- lones, instrumental trio; the Mer curies, vocal quartet; the Mills School Girls' Vocal Ensemble. gon, VFW, will speak at 8 p.m. Friday, April 8. at the VFW Hall, 615 Klamalh Avenue. Ho will ex plain the new pension law lating to veterans, their widows and children. Open meeting fol lowed by a question and answer period. Miss Emma Hoivan underwent A DOUBLE THREAT facet other candidates for secre tary of the Klamath Union High School student body. Barbara Herman, right, a candidate, is getting help from her twin sister, Beverly. The election is Thursday. Winners will take office next fall. Court Records Holy Week Rites surgery at Good Samaritan Hos-lTueSfu,v April 12, at 8 p.m. All the visit of the blood mobile to members are urged to attend. ; Merrill June 1. pilai. Portland, recently and would like to hear from friends. David Biehn, 5-vear-old son of Wendell Smith, KUHS faculty Mr. and Mrs. Claude Biehn. for member, will review N. V. Gog ol's "The Inspector General" for Women's Library Club at 2 p.m. April 11 in city library auditor ium. A tea will honor Mrs. Wal ter Blown, president of Oregon Federation of Women's Clubs. All women invited. KLAMATH COUNTY DISTRICT COURT Looi! JonrDh Tftucher, violation ba nc rule. 17 60. Leonard 'Jay BatM and Jrrv Wflvne Woodi, burqlary "Ot in a dwelling, pre liminary hearing held; each bound Over to grand jury: bond let al J J. 000 lor eacn. committed William Peter RrandsneM, violation ba lie rule, SIS lor lei ted. i William Lalrelle Pillen. improper clear-, nce lighli, 110 forfeited. Orville Delano Morrli. fall dim head liqMi, tii torteilefl. Patricia Eli Avery, improper muffler, V SO Patricia Annt LarkhuK, no operator's Itcetue, $7 SO Leroy Francis Daulton, tail dim head- light. IS. Vane Justin Day, fail dim headlights. I"- ! Jacob Elroy Heinlm, falie application and ident of the Board of Directors. Gefld j0iepri Schwru. violation t f L l-i .1. I) i.C rme, s nurcnes win " uiih Basin Co-Op a Names Chief Academy of Friendship Chap ter 4ii7, Women of Moose, meets April 12 al p.m. in Moose Hall. All Friendship members please attend. Don't Forget to buy those tick ets (or the big Barbershop Quar tet Parade at Mills School Audi torium on Saturday, April 23. No reserved seats will be sold and sealing is limited to about 800. vited. Nature Society is invited to Ken McLeod's research center at 413 High Street tor its regular meet ing Tuesday. April 12. at 8 p.m. Anyone interested, please come. Clyde Hitter, chairman of the Reames County Club gel-acnuaint- Conclave Scheduled lcd Pa'y for ol(. now and pros pective mcmDers ana guests, an- Tl'WKK TO RETIRE WASHINGTON tUPI i LI. Gen. mer residents of Klamath Fasji"in. H. Tunner commander of now living at 7828 S. E. Lincoln,he M'hhl A'r 'f in Portland, had eMensive heart I wh" ran "l0 ,!M? 'r .,,,,,. t p.,.,i..j .,..., lint, will retire from the Air force yeslerdav. Kach evening at 7:30 p m, the Free Methodist Church Oregon Avenue, the Free Mclho ! TI LF.LAKF Leon Andrieu. disl, Nazarenc First, Nazarcne Klamath Falls, is the new pies- Lakeside, Pilgrim Holiness, the Salvation Armv join in Holy Week services from live, elected at the annual meet- iMondav through Friday. Theme " R ?l '"'"'" !of the services will he Gethscmane to Calvary." al: The Davidson Quartet, in strumental; Jane lUMterath, tap; t'liif Moore, piano; Cindy Miller, vocal; Marianne Gallagher, tap; the Bye Bye Blues, vocal; "Wall of the Flowers," ballet: the Four Points, novelty: the Ungues, in strumental combo; Stephanie 01 vera, tap: Kay Parker, organ: "Apache Dance," by the KUHS drama department; Gail Camp bell, vocal: Japanese Dancers, a trio; Boh DaveniKirt, piano, and Bill Davenport, vocal, novelty; the Kl'HS Rally Squad. Charles ton, and others. Special music will he present- cd hv l.vnolle Phelps and the Kl'HS Orchestra directed by M Dale Hallack. This year's show is directed by llessi l.ce Hoslord Hrvan and her assistant. Bruce Campbell. Radio release production mana ger is Charles Woodhouse. Script and Microphone Guild adviser. Pail o( the show will be broad cast over Radio Station KFLW Monday, at 3 30 p.m. The show is free to the public al Mills School auditorium. Fri- idav at 7 and again at fl p.m. late March xl. 1 : l .11 I From-' K ulsoics.s mci-iii u.iiout-u a I late this spring after 32 years' service, it was announced. Gary Rcriwd FroemWe, brMM. $;M lorleilprt. Frank James SulHvfli J headliqhls. IV William Jackson Eastar, lane change, ti. flinnvr at llip Siv.i-Km.in's Hiilpl I I-"' D" Ktnlield. vlolahon Maj. Lewis Kendoll of the Sal-' ... ' '.-j,..,. . Ipublic htqhwav. 3S or lin days in lieu vfilinn Arnw will sim:iIc nn Mnn- ' . . . . ' 1" f'n committed L. Dow Wright oi inAdequaft; , tail dim tail lignal basic ML I.akl Community Presby terian Sunday School will hold siwcial worship services in the MT. ETNA KIUTTS CATANIA. Sicily tUPD ML Et na Wednesday i't:ht hecan snew- pnmai-y, junior and junior hiuhjnfr red-hot lava and rocks in departments Palm Sunday, Aprilnother of the 10,742-foot vol 10. at 9:45 a.m. Parents are m-ano's manv emotions. Seientisls were studying the eruption to de termine if it would he serious. day evening. Nazarenc First Church, Tuesday evening; Itev. .James Rockholt of the Pilgrim Holiness, Wednesday evening; Rev. J. Loy Ferry, Lakeside Nazarenc, Thurs day evening, and Rev. ('. O. Tre main of the Free Methodist will seak on Friday evening with all joining in communion around the Lord's table. Klsie Kiiby, Tulelake. secretary lcona Cartel-, Tulelake. treas urer. Directors in addition to the officers are Paul Whitlatch, Hen ley; Charles Cheyne, Henley; A. W. Hardman, Ralph Morrow and Lee Dixon, all of Tulelake. Vane Justin Day, one headlight, IS. Marguerite CIata Dunne, violation ba sic rule, dismissed. Harold Walker, asault with a dan gerous weapon, preliminary hearing sel April 13 at 10 a.m.; ball remains al S2.S00; remanded to sheriff. Hubert Avery Weeks, parking vehicle on highway, $5 Dale Correll Hoi 1 1 nfj worth, violation ba sic rule, rinmU'-pd FILM Developing 8-Picrure Roll Jumbo Prints Western Thrift 7rh & Main IT'S A WONPJRFUt STOtl Saturday Check List OF GOOD VALUES gradual-ion dresses only $1.5.9.i . . . would bp $19.9." in the biff city, chirlinu' short sleeved, scoop nocked, full skirted dresses with clev er how trimmed self belt, outstanding schiffli embroidered panel down front of bodice and full skirt in contrasting white and color tones. TULELAKE Tulelake Amer ican Legion Post 1M and its aux iliary will meet Tuesday, April 12. at the (jranRe hall for a fi: 301 p.m. potluc-k dinner. Mae Rudd, Pan - American chairman in charge of the program, asks that anyone with Spanish or Guate malan costumes please wear them. She would also like mem bers to bring articles they may have from display. these countries for nounces there will be no admis sion charge and dinner is option al. The party will be Sunday, April 10, at 4 p.m. Games and prizes for all ages. Midland Juvenile Grange will hold its meeting Tuesday, April 12, from 6 to 8 p.m. at the grange hall. Children from 5 to H years old are invited. Parents, please attend so regular meeting date can he set. Now Open For Business! h ODESSA COFFEE SHOP Rocky Point Rood ... 1 Vi Miles "this side" of Tomahawk Ski Lift. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Adam, Owners. SERVING STEAKS, CHICKEN DINNERS SPECIALTY LUNCHES & HOMEMADE PIES HOURS: S a.m. to 9 p.m. For reservations call ELIiat 6-2250 Rocky Point. sr Cflndiboninf tmp'tnfa mtd to wrttr tor tsl-wMtbrr eomforL. Gat s dtraonmatHMi I Si TH Dinah Shor CVvy Show In rolor Sunday. 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