Herald and News from Klamath Falls, Oregon • Page 3

TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 1957 IIERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THREE Engle Slashes At Seaton CITY BRIEFS Imtmi aaaaaaaai asaaauaa aaaa-aa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aajaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaa ment of the project for construc WASHINGTON (UPl-Rep. Clulrl IFnctln hns chamf-d inter- tion and operation entirely separ tn A Cn.Un will. ate from the rest of the proj 1. WM ect. Square Dance The Bachelor, California Avenue.

1:30 p.m.; Es-and Bachelorette Club wijl hold a thcr Circle, at the home of Mrs. square dance Wednesday at 8 p.m. I Arthur Wilson, 130 Washington, in the Moose Hall. Both married 1:30 p.m.: Mariam Circle in the and single couples invited. jchurch parlor.

1:30 p.m.; Deborah Circle, with Mrs. Elmer Harnden, trying to "rcpuoiaie a nau-cen- jturv of federal government power "Acceptance of the recommendation would mean the end of power in California." I In a statement inserted in the OTI Meeiing-The OTI Faculty'836 Pacific Terrace. 7:30 p.m. and THE RIGGING MAKER A. E.

"ANDY" BERGLOFF OH TlMir at BJarkanlla r.tilaaa Blacksmithing Welding Cable Splicing Logging Service 17 Wlr (Nut to rrk Tra Wtil Ofr a. lh at Malta! Phone TU 4-4927 the newly organized circle with Wives and Women's Club will PROGRESS I Congressional Record Monday, i iKngle criticized Seaton for his reticent recommendation that the Pac- meet tonioht at 7-sn in ih. turtonil-ws- "ale Hewitt. 1444 crescent inc iias ana r.iecinc company u- inA lounge. All faculty women and Avenue at 7:30 wives are welcome.

For transpor- tation call Mrs. Fred Foulon at Lindley Height! Home Ex-TU 2-3259. tension Unit will meet at 10 a.m. LOS ANGELES Wi The Siamese twins born Sunday to Mrs. Dorothy Powell of Gardena.

Calif, tire progressing satisfactorily at Children's Hospital. Doctors are trying to determine if the twin jum ytxi uvi mii) nun inc eral government to develop the Trinity Power Project. I Wednesday, March 13 at Joan's v. A' MtVJ. If.

II'1-. The recommendation that Con New Officers Manzaniia Chan-1 Kitchen. The subject will be "Bet gress approve the so-called part boys can be separated. They arc ter 172, OES, will have election of jter Lighting" led by Hope Hol- ouicers at its regular meeting at i brook. nership proposal, whereby me company would build the power plants and purchase falling water joined at the head.

Their 18-year-1 old mother, wife of a sheet metal! worker, is doing well. I p.m. Wednesday in the Scottish Rite Temple. All members urged Royal Neighbors of America io auend and visitors are will hold a regular meeting, Wed from the project, boils down to one more attempt to repudiate and reverse a half-century of federal nesday, March 13, 8 p.m. in the IOOF Hall.

Officers and members ENJOY EASIER HOUSE CLEANING government power policy," Engle Rummage Sale Rebekah Social! are urged to be present. said. WITH A POWERFUL Club will hold a nimmairp salp fii. day and Saturday at Art's Towing! Meeting of the Friendly Circle "At the same time, it would load hidden charges on the power bills of California power and energy users. This proposed revision of the concept of reclamation, whereby the project is operated for prof k- Lrm.

111 '-1 Service on Klamath Avenue near! for a noon Potluclt' Thursday, Eighth Street. Members are asked! March 14 with Dacie Hoover, 2145 to bring their rummage to the sale Harrow street. location on Thursday or call TU 4-7983 for pickup. Schoolmates will meet Friday, 15 in the afternoon at the Named-Verna Jean Henzcl, 711 5me, of lda Grimes, 1937 Portland it making purposes, would also result in the partitioning of one seg r-iaoradn. Khma Fnl hue hum i THE ANNUAL ELK'S CRAB FEED work crew is shown here preparing the crab and all the side dishes consumed by the hundreds of Elks who attended the dinner last Thursday night in the armory.

Shown here, left to right, were: G. C. Guptill, John Lilly, Bill Baker, Leo Glinkman, Bob Lyman, Lyle Durrell and J. Matteson. Bernie Rawlins, permanent chairman of the crab teed, supervised the affair.

Full 1-Yaer Guareelae Oa This Rabullt Medal 101 Roto-Matic Swivel-Top Cleaner ORIGINALLY 69.9$ named to the staff of KWWC, cam-! pus radio station at Stephens College, Columbia. Missouri. She will be director and an engineer. The station broadcasts eight hours a week and is designed to give stu-rdents practical experience. Cone Pfc.

William E. Foote, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Foote, 3237 Maryland Avenue, is en route to Germany as part of "operation Gyroscope," the Army's unit rotation plan. He is a member of the 714th Tank Battalion, formerly located at Fort Benning, Georgia.

He attended Klamath Union High School. Christian Women's Fellowship Rotarians To Make Trip Car Finance Probe Slated Rotarians and their wives from. of the First Christian Church, will WASHINGTON WI A Senate meet Thursday, March 14, 1 p.m. Pinochle sponsored by the Eagles Auxiliary in the lower hall. Wednesday, March 13.

Serving of refreshments will be at 1:30 p.m. sharp. Hostesses will be Ethel Ry-lander and Mary Wells. i Klamath Designers Guild will meet at 2 p.m. Friday, March 15 at the city library.

Mrs. J. Pitts Elmore will talk and give a demonstration on mobiles. The public is invited. the Klamath Falls Rotary Club will travel to Eygene this week to attend the annual conference and assembly of District 154, Rotary International.

Among the early registrants from this city are O. K. Puckett and Adolph Zamsky. subcommittee will open hearings March 18 on charges of widespread abuses in car financing William B. Henley, past president of the Los Angeles Rotary Club and a nationally known speaker will present the address on Tuesday.

Presiding at assembly sessions will be Ambrose Browncll, governor of Rotary District 154. Special plans have been made for wives of Rotarians attending the meeting, including coffee as follows: Group 1, at the home of Mrs. Bert Miller, 1755 Crescent Avenue; Group 2, with Mrs. Dale SENSATIONAL NEW Super Roto-Matic Complete With Daluia Teals STIU. ONLY practices, Sen.

Monroney (D-Okla) Mattoon, 2228 Greensprings Drive. All members and friends invited. said Tuesday. Monroney, chairman of the Au- A Meeting of the Oregon State Nurses' Association, District No. More than 600 Rotarians from 54 clubs in Oregon and southern Washington will take part in the tomobile Marketing Practices subcommittee, said a stalc-by-state hours, luncheons, a style show and other events.

8, will be held Thursday evening, March 14 at the public health of meetings scheduled for March 17- Phone TU 4-7193 or I COME IN TODAY Keamcs juniors will sponsor a fund-raising dinner -Sunday March 24 at the. club house. All members are invited to attend and support the junior organization. Any junior or adult wishing to work who has ficc, 1949 Main Street. Dr.

George Nicholson, pathologist will be the guest speaker. All graduate nurses ACE TAIPEI WI Chinese National survey had revealed a number of points which should be explored. He named them as "illegal and deceptive insurance charges, high and misunderstood finance charges, no-down-payment plans requiring the car buyer to mortgage his furniture or goods, 'balloon' notes' in which the last pay The secret of vodka enjoyment Is in Wolfschmldt's 45 QT. Wolfschmidt Dundalk, Md. 80 proof.

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Rodger Mendenhall, Boise, Idaho, past governor of Rotary District 165; Charles A. Sprague, former governor of the state of Oregon and a past president of the Salem Rotary Club; Peter Schncll, past president of the Oregon City Rotary Club and Women of the Moose, Chapter 467, Academy of Friendship meet a dozen or so ways they can become "aces" none of them easy. Included were killing Com ing. March 12, 8 p.m. at the Moose Meeting of the League of Women Voters, a second unit meeting for March, will be held at 9:45 "I .11 Hall.

nciii mi uv. munist Chinese chieftain Mao 121 Seutk ttk ment equals many hundreds of dollars that must be refinanced, Tze-tung, sinking an enemy air and repossession abuses." craft carrier or shooting down an Rebekah Social Club will meet at the IOOF Hall. Wednesday, Jan Estes Snedecor. Portland, past enemy plane equipped with atom uary 13 for a 12:30 p.m. potluck ic warheads.

Lpresident of Rotary international. luncheon and business meeting. a.m. Wednesday, March 13 to continue study of the phases of "Know Your Towrt Government." All interested women are invited. Church Circles of the First Presbyterian Church will meet Thursday.

March 14 as follows: Naomi Circle in the church dining room at 10 a.m.; Ruth Circle, with Mrs. Minnie Grizzle, 927 Jefferson Street at 1:30 D.m.: Martha Newspaper SPOT ADS are inexpensive repeated daily 88c Chas. J. Cizek TAILOR Suits Mode To Order Perfect Fit Guaranteed 119 SOUTH 7th Enlists Chief Cuffel of the local Navy Recruiting station announced today that Frank Ray Stewart, son of Mrs. Thelma Orr of 3280 Anderson Avenue, Klamath Falls, was enlisted in the U.S.

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