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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 25, 1952)
f AGE TWELVE HERALD & NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OHKBON WKDNESOAY. JUNK 25, 1052 flv ,- a lis- , r.iy 1-y -aj. J It.. V.' . A 1 1 '1 Jj1 mi 1 .. . ai 1 . 2T f J; fS A CORRAL RAIL holds burden of beaufy. Left to right are queen candidates Barbara Jean Anderson, Anne Curry, Sharon Finchum, Aurelia Patterson, Carol Hamilton, Marianne Hellelcscn and Pat Nicholson. The picture was taken before candidate Janet Dierdorff entered the contest J Jlb w 'THIS PICTURESQUE rock formation may be seen on the Bonan m cutoff. It- -v aaanH - ;.- .ri-. ..... . i 15 A LOT O FOOD was consumed by the hungry Queen Candi dates Outing crowd nd most of H was prepared by the duo above. Left to right are Mrs. WHIiam Hammond and Mrs. Charlie Stukel. EMPORIUM 18 Morn Acme Shirts fcv - tfV Cowboy Boots AH Sizei Forth Whole Fmlly ROUNDUP GIRLS and their escorts were luncheon guests of Reames Golf and Country Club women last Friday. The three elubwomen behind the girls are (I to r) Mrs. John Mcrryman, Mrs. Haarby Beehen and Mrs. Greer Drew; seated on the couches (I to r) Anne Curry; Barbara Jean Anderson, Mrs. Cora McGaughey (escort), Mrs. Bessie Lilly lescortl, Queen Marianne Hellelcson, Margy Brown (I95I queen), and Carol Hamilton, front row II to r) Janet Dierdorff, Pat Nicholson, Sharon Finchum and Aurelia Patterson. HERE COMES THE PARADE! The Queen ond her Court ... the Rodeo Contestants ... the Beautiful Honet ... the Colorful Costumes ... the Sheriff's Posse ... the Clowns and all the others who portray something of the Old West. You can copture it all in pic tures, either color or black and white, in movies or still pictures, if you're pre pared. You can be prepared if you'll visit our camera department. If yoe want e simple snapshot camera with or without flash oquipmtnt mo Lao. H you want movia aquip mnt or nead help with your pretont oquipmtnt 9 000 Loo few '$k If you wonf to tok full color slides or nttd od vico on color photo trophy set Leo. U you want to oqulp yovr present camera with flesh or want pointers en Hath photography sec If you need a light motor or tho latost tlpl on how to um your proiont ono i L.o. LEO... The Camera Man It you need dorfcroem mom oriel or mformotlan mm food darkroom took- If you want to ar novo St done edit or movie without ia Loo. If you wont a table top Mdo viewer or wont to tow your ttidos on our vtawer etk Loo. If you wont to buy er rent a tilde projector or your present ana Reads recendrtionlnf see Lee. ".I q t i?hMfciil'.'V'":;t,.'i: 3 ' THE HAMMOND BROTHERS, Bill lloft) and Jim (right) have a tlandup lunch with Roundup Association Pres. Bob Robbins Iconter). Si AV sf I" : - x " ' ' yj ALL ASHORE! The Roundup girls and their Saddle Club escorts hod Just made port aflor cruise on Upper Klamath when this picture was snapped. Occa.ion was a visit as guests of the Klamath Yacht Club, with Mrs. Howard Pornoll as hostess. Tho boat is (ho Pornell't cabin cruiser, the Hopalinda. Left to right, on the dock are: Mrs. Cora McGaughey, (oscortl, Marqf Brown I 1951 quean), Janet Dierdorff, Marianne Hellelcson ( 1 952 quoon I , Pat Nicholson; bact row, left to right: Mrs. Joyce Rylter lescortl, Carol Hamilton, Sharon Finchum, Aurolia Patter, son, Anne Curry and Barbara Jean Anderson. YmL- - W. TV! ;r.. i t -tf- When it comes to TOP brands... . . . . L D. Parson, knows 'eml Here he's pictured heating his Redroclc branding iron at the annual roundup and branding. Parsons is the satisfied owner of Caterpillar D7 and D4 Tractors . . . and two John Deert Diesel Wheel Tractors. ..Down through the, years, he's learned that he can depend on these two great names for efficient, easier and more profitable service. With Parsons, Caterpillar and John Deere are TOP brandsl Caterpillar and Crater Lake Machinery Co. CURRIN'S for drugs 495 Oftd Hp fair prlcu 9th and Main Ph. 2-3475 1410 South 6th Phone 1-1544
