PACE FOUR
HERALD AMD NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1949
Lava Beds
Ready For
Bin Season
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With a new nifsi hall jpenmg at
tht north entrance and in Mall
hauina: up. Ue Lava Hods National
monument la oil to anat loulu
like ft busy iruon ol visitation, ac
cording to IXa Fisher, cuModian.
I'll mrsj hall iu set up lor lh
benelit of the monument crew, but
1 open to the public lor alwrt
orders and meals on appointment.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Ehermen and
Helen E. Ford are In charge.
Raymond E. Knox ot Hocky
Mounum National pan has arrived
to become permanent rancer at the
ljva Ucds. The irtw u now filled
with the exception of one ramrer,
one. ranger naturalist, and
laborer.
Fuller said the fire aituatlon la
tli. park area, and It ha. been Publ'C IS cordiolly irw.ted.
necessary to enforce the rule j
against stnnkina while traveling at
n unusually early date.
Antelope have been observed fre
quently In the area but the deer
have disappeared, apparently mov
ing to a higher area.
Road work includes patching the
main road and oiling some of the
ahort roada to the caves. A survey
crew Is making a new survey of the
south boundary. Lyman Patrick of
REVIVALIST Billy Willord.
evongelistf is conducting a se-
one ries of revivol meetings ot the
Klamath Temple through this
week ot 7:45 p. m. daily. The
Evangelist Holds
Meetings Here
Cub Scout
Pack To Be
Activated
Cub scouting a til expand one
more pack toniizht with the installa
tion of pack No. SO In the activity
hall of Chiloquln grade school at
I pm.
Under the sponsorship of the
Chilocum Parent -Teacher associa
tion, the pack will be the first of
the Cub Scouts in Chiloquln.
Cub Scouts Include boys of I to
II years of ane.
Cubmaster of the little group will
be L. W. Thompson, and chairman
of the pack committee la Victor
Sisson.
Members of the pack committee.
Include M. Porter. Ed Prlaulx. Lou
Kellison and Sherman Maher.
Institutional representative for
the group Is Prank Parker of Klam
ath Agency.
Den mothers are Mrs. Jean Ra-
viaaa, Mrs. Audry Kellison and Mrs.
Anna Ma Siaaon.
New cub Scouts ot the pack art
IVen Barnes. Jerry Collins, Oordon
Copeland, Oary Hlghlund. Robert
Kellison, Oerald Lalo, Roy Lewis,
Rusaell Maher.
Clay Miller. Phillip Nelson. Man
uel Ochoa. Richard Ochoa. Andrew
Ortla. Bruce Parasoo, Stephen Pope,
Mer.cn Porter.
Billy Priaulx. Michael RaMxta.
Victor Bisaon. Oerry Smyth. Leroy
Thompson and Oeora Wright.
RAISE HOOP
8TAYTON. June iPv Ameri
can Legion members here got no
t ees that "We are going to raise
the roof. Come prepared."
So they got hammers and saws
and In three mghta put a rout on
the new Stayton recreation build-in..
Indian Camp
Planned For
Rodeo Ground
Klamath Indians will Vamp out"
In real outdoor style during the
Klamath Basin roundup July 1, J
nd 4.
Charlie Read, head of the com
mittee on Indian rodeo affairs, an
nounced this aerk that plans have
been arranked to install camp
grounds at the fairgrounds for the
use of the Indians during Ihe three
days ot the rodeo.
The Klamath Hasln Roundup as
sociation all) furnish wood and
water. Prom that point, tlx Indiana
are on their own,
Indiana can Hart "roughing It"
Thursday when tht camp will be
ready.
Aiding Head on the oilier and
ar B. J. Floyd, eatenslon agent at
Ihe Klamath Agency; Die Crane.
Washington delegate, and Prank
fmlth. lleatty merchant, who will
make arrangements from the Brat
ty end.
while the number ol man-days lost
because ot strike was 3.3UO.000 a
against l.luo.000 In April.
The number of wnrkeia Involved
In stoppages beginning In May was
approximately ilMl.tXH) as compared
with ns.000 In Ih preceding
month, tli report said.
To BOYS ant. CIRLI with
PIMPLY SKIN
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y inrvlttv fkUiiMlly ruaJ Mm pit
iftin lite rrowil tart.h iwk- ar ttl A
itattd KmihoI (inlmnl, lvlng It m
ovrr tilfht. WUh your akin Imrwavel
Moy Bad Month
For Strikes
WASHINGTON, June J t
More strikes began during May titan
in any month shire the spring of
l'7. the V. H. bureau ot labor
statistics said Tuesday.
The report said the number rose
4M. compared with 400 In April
Evangelist Billy Willard gospel
revivalist and singer, is speaking
nightly at 1 Ab at the Klamath
temple. 1007 Pine.
Evangelist Willard is a former
chaplain ot tke South Dakota leg is-
as permanent maintenance man.
and will have chante of construction
of a aeries of fire breaks.
Attendance at the Lava Beds this
travel season (starting October 1)
has totaled 17.196 persons, as com
pared with 16.283 on the same date
a year ago.
Recent visitors were members of i -M-. r
a nature study class of the College; a-uiiu vvuui; -7"
for Christ movement.
His topics for tonight through
Friday are as follows: "Why Men
Desert," Wednesday; "Living on the
Line." Thursday: "Patched Panla
and Broken Bottles." Friday.
of Idaho, who spent two days In the
monument area.
Budworm Attacks
EUGENE. June 18 cfNew out
breaks of the spruce budworm were
reported Tuesday in Lane county.
Otto C. Krueger, district forester
for the bureau ot land management,
said they had been found In the
Dorena dam area and as close to
Eugene as Spencer's butte.
Surveys to discover the extent of
the infestation will continue until
I August, when foresters atad timber-
Rev. Hood Named
Synod of Oregon
PORTLAND. June utv- The
Presbyterian Synod of Oregon has
elected the Rev. John W. Hood of
Independence as moderator, suc
ceeding Elder Philip S. Hitchcock
f Klamath Falls.
He was elected today as the S9tiJ men will meet to plan a spraying
campaign to protect the torests next
year.
El Rodeo Dance
I mod opened here for a three-day
session, and named the Rev. Oscar
W. Payne. Coos Bay, a vice mod
trator.
At the opening session three min-,
Isters completing 60 years of serv-iaji . Ls
Ire were honored. They axe: Dr.jlaeO lOnignr
James Comelison. Pendleton; Dr. There win be an El Rodeo dis-
U'llUam Bleakney. Wall Walla, and j tnbuUon dance tonight, from I to
the Rev. Jackson K. Bnrhsnan, 11, at Pelican court,
Portland. Admission will be full payment
' (for a yearbook, or receipt showing
By unearthing remains tn alluvial that the fee has been paid,
deposits. Including stranded fish. I Student who are unable to attend
researchers set the date ot the tonight can pick their books up at
Flood or Deluge, mentioned in the the Klamath Union high school
Bible, at 4000 B. C i office any time this summer.
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