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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, JUNE 23, 194? HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACH NINETEEN! r t a ifs'stA Oft 4i JS. 1 1 e i j . i -.. W.T "1 b' '" ?.r. :f-iC "v . S7 3 wi?!W .. .:; PFOPOSED YACHT CLUB - KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON HEWITT - MORRISON - HOWARD Her It th propoied Upper Klamath lak development of the Klamath Yothf club, to be located In the north end of the Shippington lake front where the club hat acquired property. Work is already itarting on the horbor, ond everything hore development. it tet.for construction of the first unit of the Klamath Yacht Club Aims At Developing Interest In Boating On Klamath Lake Hostln aa Vpprr Klamath laar Mrmbrra of the eonunutre are Troy kaa eniotrtf a ui ml Inunrt IhtijConk. Don Divrtu and Joe Rhoadi. w ihrouch lha artantaaUeei al Uia Hlvht now the club la anaaaMl til Hlaaaaln Yarht Hub. a membership drive directed br Jim A aeara ar awe baaU are rrpra- Bumeaa Sr.. Jerry Thomaa. Louu aented ! the etna, whleli haa a- I Mann and L. Ortli SUrmore. euind property an Ui Uka tnml al I fra.ln the ahl Hub KhiptMniton lor a Hubhauae anl tutt Owana, aha warkad aa tha hu bar and haa launched aa atllva ' " 'ar atara Ihaa a year before II proeram drained la pramala la larral In rorrrallanal eaarte at I p prr Klamath laar. (lenrral aim n( Uie Klamaut Yarht rlub la to develop bneune aruvitlea there for Uia benetlt of both local prop) and lournu, and lenerally to make the lake mora valuable to the entire community from recra fjxnal atandpolnt. Ma)nr prajerl at the Yarht rJak k the Hubhoua and aaoorage de veJopmetil an the Hub'e alia al the narth end af the Nhlpplnflaa lake Irani b?end tha lepra and the I Ika pro peril ea. Workmi plan hare been com pleted for the development and work la ready to atart on the lint unit aa aoon aa buildint permlta are t eued. At Una week' council meet Itx it aaa Indicated that the way te been cleared lor approval ol the buildlnc pmeram under the local entlon rlauae ot the city aonlnf Ordinance. The arrhlteet'e drawlnc an thla pajte ahowa the BlUmate develap Ben planned tar a period of about five yeara, with wark already elarUaf aa the breakwalre alrarturea ear reunrilnc the harbor. oiltcers of Uie club are: Ikin Hloan. commodore: Dr. Wayne fjperann. vice commodore: lir. A. O. Roenlcke. aecrrUry; Dr. Merle rlwanM-n, treasurer; Dr. llitKh flwanry, Uouia Kandra and Will Wood, active board member; Art Rlrkblel and L. Orth Blae more, aaaorlaU board member. Hoale awned by menibeni of the Hub fall In three elaaaea. They are aalihoaia, ranelni rrom 15-foot hnloea to a M-foot Oreal ljUtea hklmmer; autboarda. from racera la pleasure erafl, and ernlarra. The club li now aMlstlnc In the plaru tor the Upper Klamath lake rriaiu to be held next Sunday. r BialerUlhed Into the prreent active argaalaalloa. WAA May Sell Planes To Lines WASHINGTON. June 33 ( War aaneta admlnUlraUon haa offered to .ill Ut atrplanea at prlrea ranflng from 110.100 to I13S.0O0 to 11 air line now least nc them. A auokeaman for the acrncy a!d Wedneaday the offer waa made to an airline committee negotiating for uie plane which Include 114 two- emlne DO-t type and i four engine DC-4 typea. A deadline of July 11 waa put en the offer. The price were based on the amount of time each plane hu been flown. Airline with DC-1 type on lease Include: Northwest, aeven; Pan American, nine. I I i I tr1 fV-'.Ses.-r tsTa. ate a. sa- ll-Ve-e WA mi I ill Mil i iHV. VaWsf iW'W-rl i war'aa,,. nm . 9m '"i ' i i . v - ' ..VI BPIspT111 al I, aa lajT sTge i HkajHjj 4 ig 1 lii ija3 e'WaT Aberdeen Plywood Plant To Close ABKRnrTN, June 21 (jrv-Because of "unaetUrd" market condition the Aberdeen Plywood corporation will eloae down rrlday nuht for at least three week, the flrt two ol which coruutute the regular rummer vaca tion for the company ISO worker. Vern Nyman, vice president and general manager, aald official! will tudy market condition during the layoff, "and If there appear to be - - .,.-.1.., s''.-.: Ti 1 " - - a r 11 11 nl si r - aP-s A notable increase in interest in Upper Klamath lake Paisley Mr. Piny Bulck and children and Mr. Dona Andal and aon, all ol Salem, cam Tueaday for a vult here. They urted horn Saturday. Roe Oliver and hi wife and aon 1 Wheatland, Calif., vulted rela tive and friend her last week. Mr. and Mr. Clyde Btrohm of Ontario are visiting thl week with Mr. Janl Bryan, Newlywed Mr. and Mr. Oeorge Mlckenmyer, who were recently married In Reno, Nev., left for their ummer home at Wagontire last week. Mr. Mlckenmyer 1 the for mer Lola Oliver. Robert Sever In left last week for Portland, a delegate to the Masonic convention. Mr. Severin accom panied him on the trip. Mr. M. K. Bulck and children and her mother, Mr. Nettle Can- nen, visited friend In Lakevlew Thuraday. Plan ar being completed for an o'.d fashioned picnic and dance for the Fourth of July celebration. The affair will be rponaored by the VPW poet. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Johnson and their three children of Ontario Ore., arrived last week-end for a vult with the home folk. The Rebekah lodge held Initia tion, at the laat meeting June 14. Mr. Juanlta Nelson, Mr. Lawanda hoper and Mr. Elsie Conner were the new candidate. Refreshment were served by Ethel Banister, Eve lyn Carry and Juanlta Conway. The William Koenlf post. Vet eran of Porelgn Wan, will be for mally Instituted July 2 at 9 o'clock the gym. The affair will be a public ceremony. Mr. and Mr. Clarence Oaylord of Portland, who have been conduct ing Bible school here, closed their classes Friday evening. Thirty pupil were enrolled and gradua tion exercises were held In the school auditorium. Mr. and Mr. Caylord were assisted by Mr. Johnson, tin. Pauck and other. Henlev Mr. and Mn. Leland Oheyne let? Punday of laat week and returne.1 Tuesday from Ban Bruno, Calif., where they attended funeral ser vices for Mr. Cheyne' brother, Lt Kenneth London, whose body wa recently returned from overseas. In terment wa In the United Bute national cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Max Marvin nd U E. Rceder enjoyed a fishing trip to Diamond lake and Sliver creek on Wednesday and Thursday. Jew Johnson and Cnarll Hamil ton of Malln left Tuesday for Diamond lake so they would be there on the opening day for fish ing. Jack Taylor, son of Mr. nd Mr Myron Tavlor, wa released from the hospital Monday. Jack Buffered from severe blood poisoning caused by scratching hi hand on a rusty iialt. W. a. Davl attended the Jani tors convention at on. Mr. Gordon Reed has been gi anted her B A. degree from South em Oregon college. Bob Dehllnger returned on Mon Cy from a trip to San Francisco, Calif. Mr. Drhlinerr and children icturned on Thursday. Oeorge Elliott received hi M A, degree from the University ol Ore gon on Sunday. Aaron (Bud) Kinney, brother-In-taw of Mrs. Austin Adam, 1 pro greasing nicely after an operation ou Tuesday of laat week at St. Vin cent's hospital In Portland. Mr Kinney Is In Portland too. Olenn Dehllnger haa taken de litery ot a new car. Mrs. Perry Colton and son, Craig, ot Vancouver, Wash., ar visiting al the Jew Johnson residence. Mr. Colton la the former Jessie Johnson. Jim Porter, new athletlo coach at Henley high school, visited her Friday looking over the school pisnt. He end hi wlf and two children will move Into on ol tha school cottages In August, Jim la a graduate ol the University of uregon. rhico 8tate college, working tor masters' degree. Louella Marmara of Mt. Hebron v.iU give a piano recital Sunday at Howe hall In ML Shasta. Mr. and Mrs. Orvllle Rife are re ceiving congratulation on the birth cf a son June 10 at the Dorns hoa :!UL The Rife have a daughter. Judy. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Anderson of Tennant were recent visitors In Don Is. Gene Henderson I the night cook at the Butte Valley Cot fee shop which will now be open 24 hour a day. HEALTH PORTLAND. June 23 MV-Oregon waa fairly healthy last week, tha state board of health Indicated today. Communicable disease wr at the usual summer low, although two diphtheria cares occurred. One waa In Malheur county, and the other In Multnomah county. Malheur had an Infantile paraly sis case. too. Two members of the same Woodbum family were also stricken with polio. "0!dat40,50,60?'f Man, You're Crag Wrnrtm Pat m TlMWMs ty tWBpr m m "pacing) ft ' wiU OpUsl CooLaJuat korale faay vast, rjc-luwit tMtUti dtw triorf to bcHlr'a Un el ir lie, -nam a. tad wotmm etUI "oit." Tr Otrts Toi Tbli to T"nn4r fMliraf. Irifa At drug ftoreej rYvT7whra in Klamatll Fallal, at Walgrcvn'te and PaylM Drug. Dorrls Mr. and Mr. W. Bertram had a their guest the week-end of June 12 Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Parker and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dotty of Bok chlto. Okie. Mrs. Parker Is Ber tram' sister, and Mrs. Dorty. his niece. Mr. and Mrs. Crl Orey and chil dren and lone Wise visited In Oraa valley recently with Carl' mot tier. Mr. Bert Yokum, who ha been 111 but Is now greatly unproved. The Altar society of Our Lady ot Oood Council will sponsor a card party at the city hall Friday, June I4. Mrs. Ed RutkowsU I party chairman. R. A. Mathews will be supervising principal ot the Portola elementary school ot Plumas county this fall. The Mathews expect to be in Dorrls for a few werka. Mr. Adele Krupp. Mr. In Wln fleld. Mr. Fannie Dennis and Phil lip Dresser began a three-week course of Instruction at Weed Mon day morning under the direction ot EXTRA SPECIAL! 1 LOT HARDWOOD (Mahogany) BUNK BEDS 1 LOT HARDWOOD (Green) BUNK BEDS Complete with (uttreases and sprlnxs. JUST RECEIVED! 6 Only! 2-Mon RUBBER BOATS $3950 $10'5 KtamaiU ARMY STORE 320 So. 6th Phone 9204 booting It reported this week. with the Upper Lake regatta coming up as a major event next Sunday. This picture shows 1 octivlty in the harbor ot Shippington on o recent occasion when many boat enthusiasts were out. The large sailboat with sail up is owned by Louie Mann, and other sailboats in 1 the picture include those of Dr. Hugh Currin, Don Sloan and Bill Owens. Power boats in! the picture are owned by Merle Swanson, Louis Kandra, Will Wood, Fred Fleet, Jim Bur ness ond Dr. Hugh Swoney. a general leveling off In price, op erations may resume July 19 " If the market remain unstable, however, the mill will remain closed, he said. ft HOOT LA GRANDE. June 23 V-The Oregon State rifle and Pistol asso ciation shoot will be held at the La Orande Rifle club July -10. and is expected to attract at toast 100 north westerners. 1t state flower of Oklahoma 1 the mistletoe. Learn BEAUTY CULTURE Now Is the time to enroll new rlssaes bow forming. Lew Tuition. Klamath Beauty Sctiool IW No. Brs rasa me nnrroTi n o WDUUD I EPDQDD flBlErJDEP WHISKEY Vs-sLvS5" Oral Naatral Solrrts Attend The Annual 0 Upper EClamath Lake (turn right at Fremont Bridge) Suod ay, June 26 Races Start 2:00 9 Heats Boat Races Sailboat Race ADMISSION, 50c p. m. Boat Show Saturday Night Al Bolsiger's Showroom, Main at Esplanade Sponsored by Klamath County Junior Chamber of Commerce HUNTER Model 28 '. V. ? i. . ... Hunter Model 28 Cabin Cruiser on Upper Klamath Lake. The Banter Model 21 b the answer to the popular demand for a boat with doable cabin privacy at a moderate east. In the trunk cabin forward are twa spring constructed bertha In the bridge cabin there is a dinette convertible Into a double bed berth. An other anlqu feature of thl model I the galley that 1 located la the bridge cabin. Her It I possible to prepare many a tasty meal while yoa continue to entertain year guest. The galley la equipped with a flfty-poond baUt-ln lea box and a two-burner sarin store. DIMENSIONS Length Zt ft, beam I ft, draft 2 in. Head room I ft. averag througboat. Power, tS hp. Chrysler Ac Standard. Speed, II mile per hour. US h p. Chrys ler Crown. Speed It mile per hoar. Twin screw available an special order. Gasoline capacity, gallon. Fresh water capacity, IS gallons. CONSTRUCTION Rib and frame, steam bent aak. Keel to sheer, rianks. Port Orford red sr. Gal vanised screw fastened. Cabin frames. all doable thickness genuine Hon duras mahogany. Cabin sides, trunks, trim, rails, etc, genuine Hondnra mahogany, 8 leering gear direct connected to rud der, no cables. Soundproofing ander floor and engine compartment, an roof where neded. Fungus treatment. All hall part dipped In fungicide for dry ret, etc. EQUIPMENT Pull government regulation equipment supplied. Detailed list furnished aa request. Demonttratkni on appointment. Klamath Falls Dealer JAMES BURNESS, Jr. 6th and Walnut Phone Si: