Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, February 03, 1961, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text19 Pricsh In Lakeview For Event IHFHA1 n V) NKWS, Klamath Falk Friday, Frhruarv PAGE I 1 . 41. :-,-, ;. a Burglar' Siiis Five Businesses in KF Boy Suspended LAKEVIEW Nineteen visiting priesls were present on Jan. 12 In Lakeview for the dedication by the Most Rev. Francis P. Leip lig, bishop of Baker, of the new Catholic rectory. The old building w hich has stood Just north of St'. Patrick Church for 40 years was torn down to make way for the new rectory designed by Howard Pen-in, Klam ath Falls architect. Wallace Green of Hermiston was the building contractor. Resident priests are Father Peter Duignan. pastor, and Father Robert Miller, assistant. Open house (or parish members was from 2 to S p.m., Sunday, Jan. 29. Present for the private dedica , tion ceremony were the Rev. John Sullivan. Seattle: the Rt. Rev. Msgr. T. P. Casey, the Rev. George Murphy and the Rev. T. Scanlon of Klamath Falls; the Very Rev. William Rodcn and the Rev. G. Lavin of Burns; the Rev. M. Aherne, Redmond; the Rev. L. O'Riordan, Hermiston; the Rev. Ignatius Estes. Alturas; the Rev. D. Sullivan, Jordan Valley; the MERRILL The deacons of the offering, and Mrs. Paul Lewis and Kev. William Stone. Madras; Ihe'Memll Fresbvtcrian Church meUMrs. William Kurtz, coffee hour Rev. F. McCormack.. Ontario; the;jan. 24 to appoint a moderator j The next meeting will be the Rev. Patrick Lunham, Condon ;! and other officers and committees, 'fourth Tuesday in February. the Rev. P. Gaire. Prineville; the fi,,ij moderator was Mrs. i 'ii'"1iftttitilhtrlrtilt NEWLY ELECTED OFFICERS of Klamath Lutheran Church, left to right, are Robert Tesch, president; Russell Carr, vice president; Del Scholer, secretary; Reuben Laur. hammer, treasurer; Mrs. Ray Taylor, financial secretary. Mrs, Joe Huck, assistant fi nancial secretary, was not present for the picture. Deacons Select Officials Algerian Will Talk At Church Rev. G. Condon, Wasco; the Rev A. Keating, Bend; the Rev. C O'Connor; Tulelakc; the Ke. H Fumo, Dufur; and the R-sv. R. Simard, Chiloquin. Church Rector Attends Meet The Rev. 'Robert L. Greene, rec tor of StyPaul's Episcopal Church, jbrary will ayftid sessions ol the Church Diviy School of the Pacific, Beyfeley, for a provincial meet- tr4 of examining chaplains next .ie Paul Lewis, Mrs. George Mattson, vice moderator, and Mrs. Curley Wilson, secretary-treasurer. Committee chairmen appointed were Mrs. William Kurtz, mis sionary education; Mrs. Carrie Mattson, communion; Mrs. Frank Hunnicutt, publicity; Mrs. Frank Hiinnicutt and Mrs. Bill Sellers, ushering; Mrs. George Mattson and Mrs. Carrie Mattson. visita tion; Mrs. Martin Winthers, li- ; Mrs. Carrie Mattson and Mrs. Frank Howard, aid to the needy; Mrs. Curley Wilson, nurs ery; Mrs. Frank Howard, special Mariners Work On New Ceiling At Malin Church MALIN Malin Mariners met at the Presbyterian Church recently al Mariners Seat r;eek. While in California the pastor rr Cl and Mrs. Greene will see their UTllCer lOTe on. Robert A. Greene, complete training at Navy boot camp in San Diego. Youth of the church will be in charge of the services at the church Sunday. Feb. 5. ' MALIN The Ancient Mariners of Malin Presbyterian Church met Saturday night, Jan. 2S. in the church social room, with Homer and Irene Hill as hosts. The Rev. Ethen Whitman in- -...elT . - new BEN I I. . ivf true . . or tiN3 . PICK"" ,DS Beeh.v SY to tt 6 ! stalled the officers for the com ing year. Further plans for the roast beef dinner to be held March U at the church were discussed. Couples present were Jim and Marie Bunnell, Carlo and Bessie Cornell, Bill and Edra Hays, Merle and Helen Looslcy, Laddie and Gladys Rajnus, Ervin and Leah Street. George and Elva Smalley. Marvin and Loraine Shell, Ethen and Carolyn Whit man and the host and hostess, Homer and Irene Hill. to work on the building Family night will be Feb. 15. with a potluck at the church. Malin Mariners will host the Merrill Mariners Feb. 22. at the Malin Presbyterian Church. They will also host all Mariner clubs for the district meeting of the Southwest Piesbyterial May 7. Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Brown are district skippers. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wills are district logkeep crs. Couples present were Muriel and Gerry Brown. Iva Jane and Leon ard Wills. Janet and Larry Bar bour, Marge and Marion Monfore, Florence and Hab Wilson, Vir ginia and Phil Blohm, Dot and Jack Lindsay, Carolyn Whitman and Stan McClcllan. William Darmoh, exchanr stu dent from Algeria, will l; guest speaker at a meeting of .'lie Klam ath Baptist Associaun at the Stewart-Lenox Bapt it Church at 7:30 p.m. Frida" Feb. 10. The public is invite.;' to attend. Theme of t.'e meeting will be "Education, in Missions in the Woman's Missionary Union." Mrs. K. G. Vi'esl, associational WMU prcsid ".it. will present a devotion- "Ways We Use to Educate A 16-e;ir-old youth was sus pended from Klamath Union High School Wednesday afternoon alter he admitted throwing a firecrack er in a crowded third-floor hall way. A vending machine burglar who the thief once again entered the fhv Juvenile Officer Rav How. has been victimizing KlamalhjKC Building through an unlocked aid said the youth tossed the (ire Falls auto dealers and business;51101 entrance and broke a glass cracker during a break between firms struck again Wednesday'"" ' gain entry to Robertson's, classes. It exploded near a girl night and took a total of $8.50 H broke a door to get i n 1 0 who was walking by. from five places. .Snapp.v Service. j Afler ,he youth told Howard he The buraiar returned to at least Vending machine cash boxesihad no more firecrackers. ' his two places he has visited be(oicJw(re sma-hcd open in four of the pockets were emptied and an City police said the thief uses a flve burglaries, hut the thief ap- other cracker fell out. He wa.- largc screwdriver to pry a win- Fd,l""y as sausiiea ai lorjears sclieclulcd to appear in the County dow open to gain entry to build.allel' getting l Horn a desk. Juvenile Office Thursday alter ings. If that fails, he breaks the City police said the Eccles bur- noon. giass and reaches in to unlock giary was reported late cones the window or door. He has a day and the others were discov particular fondness for vending ered as employes came to work machines but is not above ran-iThuisday morning. Reat officers sacking office desks. were alerted during the night but Wednesday night's burglaries1 "ere unable to turn up any sus- and the amounts taken were as Peets. A footprint was discovered follows: Robertson School of Busi- outside Eccles. The burglary at ness. 411 Main Slre-Jt, 35 cents; K'olyear was the last one rcporl- Snappy Service Cafe. 10O8 Main "1. 1 ollce detectives are invest! Streeti $4; Eccles Motors. 60ti!gating. South Sixth Street, $1.50; Joe Fish- p er Motors, 677 South Seventh, 75 cents, and Colyear Motor Sales Company, 508 South Sixth Street, 1X1 cen'j. An attempt was also made at Jim Olson Motors, 522 So .h Sixth Street. rhe burglaries at Robertson's and Snappy Service were repeat performances. Tlie thief stole $42 from the business school over the weekend and Jan. 23 took $40 from vending machines at the cafe. Investigating officers said Guard Your Salary With Income Protection! Call JIM CRISMON 2-3454 4-4628 Dan Cupid doesn't wear many clothes, but if he did, he'd shop at Spencer's . . . Klamath's only exclusive children's shop, 619 Main. He'd like the S&H Green Stamps we give, too. The island of St. John, in the Virgin Islands, was settled by i Danes in 1717. Our Youth in Missions." There will also be special music. Klamath Baptist Association is comprised of five Southern Bap tist churches and one mission in this area: First Baptist Church of Dorris: First Baptist of Tulelake; Stewart-Lenox, Calvary and First Baptist, Klamath Falls, and the Lakeview Baptist Mission. Senior Alone In 'A' Column 1 yuHi f ...it's time to have your eyes examined! For as soon as eyes begin to blur end burn, itch and twitch, strain and struggle, you can be ture they need help! Nagging headaches, neckaches and backaches may be caused by eyestrain! Follow the example of your friends and neighbors . . , lee Dr. Noles Optometrjsts, Complete Eye Examination e No Appointment Needed Convenient Credit We give iS'H-' Green Stamps aax 56(4 ft COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO. 'Drl. 0. J. Nokt and R. F, Ptlcn 730 Main DUNSMUIR Michael Grenko. Dunsmuir High School senior, was m tl, nl mnrnkn f tl.n f.,.l 1 Ut body to get all As for the semes ter work iust completed. Jean Chappell, sophomore, was the nnly all-A student for the second quarter grading pe riod. Other seniors on the recently released semester honor roll arc Judy Ford and Adele Kcnncy, with all As and Rs. and Paulctte Alcouffo, Toni Clark. Mcrri Fid ler, Gary Girdler, and Donna Par sons, with As, Bs and one C. Juniors with all As and Bs foi Ihe semester were Winifred An derson. Paul Burton, Janette Hale and Michael Harris: sophomores. Jean Chappell, Carol Clement and Kenneth Stephens, and freshmen, Candace Edson, Sue Grenko, Rob ert McLintock, Steven Minuth. Cathie Poe, Trudi Thorn and Rob ert Vaughn. Animals Saved FOREST GROVE (API Doz ens of animals were herded to safety by firemen Wednesday when a blaze broke out in an auction company barn near For est Grove. Only a calf- and a bull were lost. The bull was shot by fire men w hen he became trapped in side the flaming structure. The other animals, including cows, pigs, horses and Shetland ponies, were saved. 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