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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1960)
HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls, Ore. Sundav. November 13. I960 PAGE 3 A 8,000 Letters With Christmas Seals Are Mailed r - v xi 11 " ,V t-T'ygpii!ri..-i'' ' ft. - THE BOOKMOBILE ARRIVES at Peterson School, and youngsters line up to get aboard and make selections. The county library system keeps schools supplied with a rotating stock of books. County Library System Keeos Fresh Supply Of Books At County Schools Over 8.000 Idlers from Klamath C'ountv Tulierculosis ' IS if t ; - . rv.rv. "'f I L ly rjr., , f.7 . P I, :M -'.fV; K v, MRS. DEAN O. MILLER !he Hcallli Association, bearing color-iposl offices this weekend for deliv- der, Chemull; Mrs. W. W. Small an(' ful TB Christmas seals, are in cry tliroiighout the county. Nov.; wood Jr., Gilchrist and Crescent. OBITUARIES SISKIYOU I II ic- Ilia n.u,.,;..,, J.,I f l!, C4II.I 17nl..n,nM ln I.'1..MnlU CoUh I 10 inc upniiii uaic ui 111c uniii vuiuuu-ia iiuiii rviaiiiaiu oaiuu, 'annual nationwide campaign to 8 and 40, and from the Quota Club liaise funds for the continual fight have worked many hours the past !to eradicate tuberculosis. few weeks at the association of- Mrs. Dean 0. 1 Naomi Miller,!1"- preparing the thousands of the association president, heads envelopes for distribution. K0L0 the campaign this year for Klam- Mrs. Miller pointed out that the -Jlato ''' a"d "blb''" area, message accompanying these Aug. 28. us:, in oaioniu. Mmn. He Serving as Christmas Seal chair- 191)0 seals, contains a resume of "n itln!.!r "oJed'nio'wMd THi"' mcn 0l,lc'' tol""y communities the association's activities during wa a reiirM por nous ooeratof. Hoiy;are Mrs. V. F. Fruits, Merrill; the last 12 months. The chest me Holy Fmii catholic church ana a Mrs. James Ottoman, Malin; X-ray survey, maintenance of Requiem Mass jaia Monday at io a.m. Mrs. Cecil Haley . Bonanza-Lan-! X-ray equipment at the county by Falher James Vauohan. Kolda was a! ., ., .. ' ... , ,, ,. , i . . . . . , member oi the Knights ot Columbus and gcll Vallcv Mrs. Nisha Hadley,;h e a 1 1 h department, providing "ed,birthr!d;owMJaUr"'tourlons?1!ly; M''S' Joe 1c;'i,ntl''' Kciio; health educational material to Biiiy and Deimar. san Francisco, joe oi Mrs. I)w isht Kirchcr. Chiloquin ; I the schools, support to a public health nurses scholarship fund and other projects are financed Vallelo. and Frank ol Hawaii; Iao dauqh-1 . K rtle IVimnr Pni-t Klam lers. Joseohlne Kolda and Mrs R,n.il imcr, fOlt Klam. Fraser. both ol San Francisco. Upton's ath; Mrs. Florence Shadley, Mortuary will conduct the services. Kol- t- r , -j da had been tit unci July. Spiagiie River; Mrs. Mary Heid- enreich. Beatty; Mrs. Hope Bra- entirely by the Christmas Seals. purchase of TEACHERS GUIDE selection of books from the county library bookmobile which visits schools in the county periodically. Here Ron Wilkerson, a teacher at Peterson School, counsels Steven Voss, his student. Mrs. Vivian Wise, bookmobile operator, prepares to check out the boy's selections. Anna Hamilton Dies At Age 82 Day's lews Schools all over the country celebrated National Education Week beginning Nov. 8, and those in luamam county were no ex- ception. tries and the leaders of the world, during this time of growing ten sion. J "The library teaches us many new things such as how to use vou in social studies. Books on religion, sports, useful and fine arts are found in the library. The library will also provide books for reports," said Joyce Smith. During the week the Herald the card catalog and how lo find and News attempted to show thelthe information on the things we public how schools function and need to know. These are only a some of the external serviceslfew tilings that we can learn from that affect them. lusing the library," says Carolyn No exception is the county li- Dev. brary system that keeps a fresh "The library benefits me in my supply of books available in education in many different ways, schools throughout the county by'when I need a reference book means of bookmobiles. for a report, the library provides How important this is to 'school the book needed. If I want lo children probably can be put nolshow a picture in a report, I more succinctly than in the words (may check one out. All types of of the youngsters who use the information may be found in the service. The following , are com-library," states Donna Kettler. CITY BRIEFS ments by members of Fairview School Library Club: "The library benefits and helps us in our education by provid ing us with reference books, with books on history and geography, lind books and materials giving us facts and information about days of the cold war. You may the earth, things on the earlhfuid books on countries, biog and about space. It helps us to raphies. encyclopedias, Atlases, find facts about people and coun-tand other books that will help "The library means much to every student. It is useful in a great many ways. In this mod ern age it is very useful lo have a knowledge of space. Also in formation is needed on the Unit ed Nations because these are the Louis Margulis Funeral Today Louis Margulis. former Klam ath Falls businessman, in busi ness in Portland for several years, died in that city at the family home, 8:i4 S.W. Vista Ave nue, Thursday. He had owned and operated women's apparel firms and was well known in the industry on the Pacific Coast. He was prominent in Masonic circles. Remembrances may be made lo the Oregon Cancer Society, the Oregon Heart Association or to Temple Beth Israel. Services will be Sunday, Nov. 13, at 1 p.m. at the chapel of Temple Beth Israel, Portland. Surviving are the widow, Hen rietta, and brothers, Milton and Jerome. Jerry D. Lambo, Army first sent a musical program. ,. , ....,. ,.... Ml. Laki Garden Club will have ; Hays riatiK i-,aiiiuu, who aouin oixin, ., , , , , , its regular meeting Mondav, Nov. recently completed the four-week 14 a( um pm oslcss . bc airborne course at Fort Benning,;Mrs. Oscar Hylandcr. 1403 Divi Ga. He qualified as a parachut-ision Street. Prize will be award- ist and received jumpmaster:Ct"01' Thanksgiving arrangements, isurdity of the electoral college i,...jn;nr, ia iaiK win De given Dy nir. Liar- svstcm. 11 loaves unanswered a " !.. ti. nAr..Al,n,A..i i. -r n.i.. i .. isrucc uuaaiium. ivcn wainiii:iiia. ni m tlUCSUUUS. lllCSC. IU1 S.W- ample: 1. Just what IS the electoral Anna M. Hamilton, 82, known to her many friends as "Mida" 'died Friday in Portland. Mrs. Hamilton lived for many years in Klamath Falls leaving in 1918 when her husband, Dr. Hoy R. Hamilton entered the Army dur- j ing World War I. They have since ilived in Portland. make-up that followed the ruck- Dr. and Mrs. Hamilton had uses in the South, it turned out becn m.M-x.Ki for M ycars. shl, that Tilden needed TWO electoral was acUve in the Methodist votes from Oregon, instead of only church. ""fi i u .,i. Funeral services will be an- , ,L U1 " mc"m ,u nounced by the Gable Funeral (Continued from Page 1) This recital is included here in some detail mcrclv as historical data to point out the basic ah- TODAY ONLY See Page 8A For Big News Women's Library Club of Klam- clarence Heaton has accepted ath Falls will meet Monday, Nov. 'the leadership for Troop 8 Boy H. at 2 n m in Hip . iiv lil,n, v 'Scouts, of Peace Memorial Pres- Rhoda Harndcn will show films byterian Church. The troop will meet each Thursday night instead of Hong Kong and Japan. Jan of Tuesday night as in the past.jhal,s: wl,y oippo aim Jerry Jensen will pre- college system'.' 2. How docs it work? 3. Most important ol all, per Funerals All boys from are welcome. 11 to 14 years the Founding patriotic, dedi- KLAMATH did Fathers wise. cated mcn come lo include in our constitution this institution that now, after the lapse of nearly two centuries, seems to us such a patent absurdity There isn't room here today to go into all that. An attempt will be made in this space later lo provide some answers to the questions here raised. FIRST-O'-WEEK RED HOTS H Bonfire Pink Salmon - 11 Testes better with Crescent seafood season ..nil UK m The Superlative Shortening Snowdrift 6 ib. Hy Grade Corned Beef Chiffon 400 Count Facial Tissue 4 for 99 c Sandwich Bags 10' Ghirardelli's Milk Chocolate Drops 66 oz, Pkgs Zee 30 Count Bruce New 5 Minute B&M Oven (54-oz. family size) Wax Remover . 89 c Baked Beans 57 Snow White Cauliflower Crisp, Fresh Celery Hearts 19L J L Beef Short Ribs Fresh Beef Liver Big-Y's Top Value Sirloin Steak Soran's Fresh 4710 So. 6th Prictt EMcctivt Thru Wdnedoy Stewing Hens c lb. Oregon State College Mothers' Club members will meet at the home of Mrs. William Hungate. 2520 Garden Avenue, at S p.m. Rogers Tuesday, Nov. 15. Please note CONNIE SUE ROGERS. Infant, d ll 0,1'hailge of addl'CSS. here Nov. 11. Survivors Include the par-l ems. Mr. and Mrs. George v. Rogers;! Sons and Daughters of the sister, Tammie Radine; grandparents. Mr. . . , ,. -,. , and Mrs. Guy Dutton ana Mr. end Mrs. 'American ItCVOIUUOn will meel mmie Rogers, all ol Malm. Graveside Mnnriuv Nnu Id at A n m in llir, services wilt take place in Malin Ceme-I Jt. ' ' . ,, 1 I rnpC iVfmC Hfln tery Mondav. Nov. 14, at 1:30 p.m. The Ollllliuniiy L,ounc, 115 10I'UI ' 3 - - nev. email vrmiman gi ine rvifliin wm- i;n,Inn h Vt,.nnt t i. . munity Presbyterian Church olliclatlng. TUNIS), lUlllSia lAl'l Elinor F"nfi Home in charge leaders from 25 African nations . II, mii liiiri:infl mnmhni- nl tlifl fenters National Board of Christian Edu- bvron Lancaster FENTERS, age ration nf Uniled Prpshvtirin 96, native of Illinois resident of MedfordVi i Tti?a -ii a lor six years, died there Nov. 10. Surviv-i Churches USA, Will attend ses- ors Include a son. A. T. Fenters, Klam-sjons 0f the board Nov. 15 and ath Falls; daughters, Mrs. George Serv- . .. , . . . Eugene and Mrs. Henry S. Hondrick, ' id hi riinaueiuilia, nesDyicrian Charleston. Oregon; seven grandchildrfn pi i hpadnitaileis Hp will hp and six greatgrandchildren. Funeral serv il-nur-n ncaaqual 1CI S. Me Will DC es win take place trom me cnapei oi accompanied Dy mi s. Kagiano ana their three children, David, Mar tha and Andy. The family will make the trip by jet. Portland. fjmmmBmmKmmmmKK Adverllsrmenl Friday night urged nations in NATO countries to refuse to han dle war material destined for use by France in Algeria. FIRST NEW THUNDERBIRD Pete &reen, left, accepts the keys to this brand new 1 96 1 Thunderbird, the first one delivered, from Porter Clemens, salesman for Balsiger ' Motor Company. Al Aldrich, sales manager for the local firm, looks on. The new "Bird" hai been completely restyled and has many new features, and is now on display at Balsiger Motor Company, Main at Esplanade. . , ' ward's Klamath Funeral Home Monday, Nov. 1', at 2 p.m. Rev. Laing Sibbet of the Peace Memorial Church officiating. Concluding services and Interment in Link- lie Cemetery. BASIN BRIEFS Merrill Robert Pctrik is recovering from surgery at St. Vincent's Hospital. Portland. Cards may be sent to Room 207. Bonanza Mrs. Rlrdic Grisrz lias returned to her home at San Francisco after visiting her aunt. Birdie Burk. Bonanza, and relatives in Klamath Kails. Mrs. Wally Ray and Mrs. Ray Ncvins have returned to their home in Alameda alter spending few days in Langell Valley with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gibncy and family. Thci Gibneys' son-in-law, Roy Rans ford, left Nov. !) for Korea. Their I daughter. Mrs. Roy Ranslord, and! children have moved to Bonanza to live. They came here several weeks ago from Texas. Mrs. Bessie Campbell and Mrs. Bob Sealer and their children pent the weekend at Ashland with Mrs. Clara Sealer. Mrs. Karl llilson Sr. is spend ing a few days at Oakridge with her son and daughter-in-law, the Keith Hilsons, and llieir family. Bill Dearborn spent a few days in Portland with friends recently. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Bonnier and Danny of Lorclla Store left Nov. 10 for Portland where Boom er will enter the Veterans Hospi tal for treatment. Danny will re ceive medical care while in Port land, too. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Lilly spent the weekend at Ashland with relatives and friends. Mrs. Louise Schmorc and sons Charles and Silas Kilgore, are on an elk hunting trip. Mike Dear born, Jimmy Nork and E n o s Bland are also elk hunting. Joe Smith of Yuba City hunted with Harry Frazier recently. ! Klamath Archers will conduct la regular pot luck dinner and business meeting , Wednesday, Nov. Hi. at 6:30 p.m. in Twyla Ferguson School gym. Anyone in terested is invited. Anchor Coffee Shop OPEN Under New Management Verle Eggleston & Sonnie Niedever Completely Remodeled And Redecorated, FEATURING: O Home Made Pies O And Pastries OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY 330 So. 6th St. Phone TU 4-3387 Santa! GVE 'her leisure . . . for Christmas Model AW G-220 Two-Speed Wash Two-Speed Spin s m MAKE YOUR HOME HAPPIER WITH A NEW APPLIANCE J.V.,, Newest Norge AUTO. 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