Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, August 25, 1949, Image 20

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Newspaper Page TextPACE TWENTY HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON 'THURSDAY, AUG. 23, 1M Prize Spuds Sought For Big Barbecue New "Ulrm" scratched out of the (round by Walt Jendreejewskt, "Big Push" of the fourteenth annual Rotary 4-H and FFA Junior lire stork show, will be served st the barbecue the evening of August 30. Jendraewskl said today that he will make a survey of fields this week to find the "blcnett and best" spuds In the basin. He futures it will take eight sacks for the anticipated 1300 guests. Pattern of the barbecue, which ill Immediately proceed the live stork sale. will follow that of other years. Serving will be In the (rand stand at the fairgrounds. All exhibitors wiU be served first, .starting at 4:30. to be ready in time for the parade before the guests during the dinner hour. Serving adult guests will bruin at dark. They will enter through both entrances of the grandstand and turn inward ts the first aisle and will receive "grub" at the lower edge of the grandstand from the South 4S and North 4 gang i,h Charlie Martin and G. C. Lorena In eiiarre. Prime here fords, donated by Geary brothers, will be barbecued In a pit at the fairgrounds. Placing of exhibitor entries, awards. Including special awards and donors, and Introductions of exhibitors and club leaders and notables connected with the show will be made over the public address system bv Bud Chandler of KFLW, Andy Loney. Wally Larkin. Mark Smith. Gene Bailie. Doc Rlcker and Gene Gross. Tome And Get It' Names of Rotarians assigned for the "come and get It detail" and the committees they will work on follow: Gib Fleet and Cyril Cook. barbecuing: Bill Duncan, checker: public liability. Wilson Wiley, chair man. D.'V. Kuykendall. Parade and special events. Gene Bailie, chairman. Wally Larkin. Gene Gross. Dr. J. T. Riker. In the reception lines win be Deb Addison. Ed Geary. Hank Semon and Frank Eberleln. South 40. Dick HenseL Tommy Thompson, Whitey , Mills. Walt Beane and C. A. Hen derson, South 40. Goest Tranters Guest counters will be Fred Fleet L. A. West, "granddaddy of the Junior livestock show, Henry Moe, J. P. Wells and Arthur Wilson. Appointed to see that the grand stand is slickd up for the feed and no dust showing are Ernie Gienger. chairman; Cal Peyton, Chuck Bailey. Bob Chilcote. Law rence Bertram and Dick Brown. Preparing the table that win stretch the length of the grand stand will be Cap Collier, Red Buss man, Scott Warren and Gus Hagg lund. A. D. Lambert will be responsible for securing the necessary serving aprons and towels, and Scott Warren is on the Job to procure serving boards. These may be kept as sou venirs. On the meat boning detail will be Paul Mathews. Lloyd Prock, O. K. Puckett and D. D. Reeder. Coffee la to be made by Paul Landry, chairman, Bill 8tuart, Eddie Cwanson. Eating Irons win be passed out by R. R. McCartney, Haarby Bechen, Lloyd Porter. Cutters of meat win be Fred Air I ' J Sacks . X. '-"Nr , 'iyi,4sr t ' iter' - r" i V. ' . ,- '. t-f. Air Outlets e. oJ. ... 1 u.w I I I i v-- . :j THEY "CET THE SACK" AND LIKE IT The men who operate the hay baler on Walser Harm's farm near Jefferson City, Mo, complained about the heat and dust. So Harm's son. Herbert.' solved the problem with the ingenious air-conditioning device above. The mobile unit consists of blower operated from the hay baler by a V-belt The workers put sacks, with transparent plastie windows, over their heads and work In air-cooled comfort Plenty Proteins There will be no flies on the Ore gon State Fair In Salem. Septem ber 5 to 11. Manager Leo Spitz bart announced this week that the entire grounds and buildings had been well sprayed with DDT. LA GRANDE. Aug. 15 si The assistant county agent said Wednes day that laboratory tests showed frost-nipped wheat tested as high u food value as regular U. S. No. 1 wheat Burns Bailey so notified farmers, saying that buyers may "try to take adventure of farmers, as there Is no organized market channel for sale of fioren wheat." Willie frtezlng naturally means less wheat per acre, the shriveled wheat contains, pound for pound, more protein than standard grades. and only 4 per cent less carbohy drate. Bailey said. ' Wissenbach. Harold Ashley. Martin-I c UJLi l H.I. u.-,. .nrt mvti. AH.m rrozen Wheat Mas Urged to put plenty of butter on the baked spuds are Mike Balsiger. chairman Hardin Carter. George Davis. Warren Bennett and Hugh Campbell. Beans will be dispensed by Walt Mclntyre, chairman. Bob Elhngson, Harry Fee. Bill DePew. Culf Dunn. Bread detail: Bill Lorenx. Nltch Nitschclm. Nick Long, Lee McMullen: butter and cheese. Jack Martin, Wilson Wiley. A. D. Lamw t D. V. Kuykendall. Dispensing condiments and rel ishes will be Bob Sproat. chairman: Q us Harglund. At Hat ton. Arnold Oralapp, Bert Hall. Ice Cream Ice cream detail: Robert Sproat Sr. Ralph Sterns. Loren Palmerton: soft drinks, T. B. Wstters. John Dunn. Howard Perrin. Sam Ritche y; coffee, milk, cream and sugar. Don Kenyon, Cecil Kollenborn, Herb Hauger. Lee Hendricks. Song leaders, Henry Semon and Scott Warren. Cleaner-uppers" will be George HlUis. chairman; Russ Amot Earl Whitlock. Nelson Reed, chairman of the sales committee, will be assisted by mem- m of the greeting committee. The sale In the livestock arena Is scheduled for 6:30 pjru with Charles K. Wlese, Tulelake auctioneer, cry ing the sale for the 14th consecu tive year. Some repair work has been com pleted on the bams in readiness for the stock show. Es which get dirty and have to be cleaned lose quality more rapidly than eggs which are pro duced clean. FALSE TEETH Rock, Slide or Slip? FA-STTPTH. an improved powder to be sprinkled on upper or lower plat, holda fal-e teeth more fir ml v in place. Do not slide, slip or rock. No gummy, ertor.v. pasty t a t or feeling r AS TEE TH it alkaline mon-acid'. Does not sour. Checks "plate odor denture breath). Get FASTLETH at any druj store. KIDNEYS MUST REMOVE' EXCESS ACIDS Help IS Mile of Kidney Tub Fluh Out Poisonous Wast WHeti disorder of kttner fuixthjii prnnfta Mtaonoua matter to rrmain in jonr biood, K mar cause aaan backache, rfoeomatia paina. leg pains, toat of pvp and cnervT. Bet. tint' tip nix-hu. awt-nine. paAaeM ander tb Tea, beadAehea and dizxineaa. Fmiuent o canty passages vith amartuis: and burning ometioMa ahova there is tt..rg. wrocc with roar kidney or bladder. Don't wait ! Ask your drumrfat for Dotn'ff, Filia. a itimulaiit diuretk, used aueeeMfully by millions for otr SO years. Doan'a civa happy rrJOf and will help the IS miles of kidney tubes flush oat poiavnogs waste frota onr Utwd. Cat Doaa'a Fills. 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Alien, selection of the first scholarship winners will be made In October this year. Word from E. V. Burns. Port land, district manager, Indicates Standard of California will sponsor I o u r college scholarships totaling $1000 each year. Two scholarships amounting to MOO each will be awarded to the boy and girl win ners. Additional scholarships o f SJO0 each will be presented to the second place boy and girl. 'In addition to the scholarship, the winning boy or girl deemed mast worthy will be given an all-expense trip to national 4-H club congress In Chicago. Allen states. Applicants for the scholsrshtps must be at least Juniors In high school and rank scholastlcally In IS lV IHIir TKM1. - INHKIIRT. AH1 K MT THt'K - HhM Mill mlHMI Itk m l.nll. atM fcri.rhl.l. MlbH rltrd wl n Kl inmmII III- 1m i mimii i. .riiRt lHi. TIO TIU.HSrV. M Mrrflk. r iMblt tMlif rfrMaaw Um4 Mlibwi mm r- p.S Ilk Mik K'v.rrfl.u u bl f9n IM. trt T aw IimiIm fmmr rmo 'hI e. 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