Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, June 30, 1952, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, JUNE 30, 1952 HERALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON i I I'rellnilnary I'lana For the six teenth minimi Klamath llaaln I'o tato Festival will bo discussed lit " Un meeting, Tuesday, July 1, I 'p.m. I'HT In Din Mrrrlll Koereatlon ' '1UII, All who on ponslbly attend urn urged to da to. Dates lor thf festival hove born net for Friday mid Saturday, October 17 nd II. "" Fireworks Display Morrill Vol unteer Fir Department, with the tulslance ol nil organisation In (ha community, will ahow fire- works display, Friday evening, July i. The show will begin el f,,duk on the hliili echool elhlello ..field, A dunce in the community ,. hell Hill follow II 10 dmplay. au mission will be ilS cente per perton. ' . rotlurk Past Noble Orend of Rebokuh Lodge will meet with Vers CllnmniciiH, 'luviiduy, July I. "1 p.m. for a potluck lunulieon. All inembere ere requested to be pres- "enl. . Square Dance will be held at Boulh Sixth Street Community Hall, faturdav, July 6, p.m. DT. Local allera who would like to appear on the proiirnm are asked to call iMJo before o p.m. July 3. " In Japan A-lo Kenneth 1.. Cox, 'Ion of Mr. and Mr. Krneal Cox. recently arrived In southern Japan ' Where he has been assigned to the 4C?hVlalntennce and Supply Squad i eel. Left Mr. and Mm. Leslie Lane and ton Bob. Laurel, Mont., left here, Thumday, June ill), after spending a week with Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Smith, 17-8 Riverside. Returned Home Miss Verna Herver returned to her home In Portlund Sunday, June 311. She had been visiting with her sinter Mm. N. E. Long, t.akenhore Drive, lor the past week. Relurned-Mrs. W. D. Miller and daughter Marilyn. 640 Conner, have returned home from three weeks trip. They visited In New York Cltv, Weahlngon D, C. I.anclnir. Mich., and other cltlea lu (lie East. ker, former Klamath Fall! resident m a guest lor a few iiaya ol olive Wilson, 101lt Alameda. Mr. Cun ning and the late Gorge Cunning owned and operated the Cunning bonk atore here aeveral yeara ago, Mra. Cunning operate a almllnr business In Baker. She la a former president of the local Business and Professional Women'i Club, Noted "Big Ylelda from the Bot tom ol a Lake" I the title of an article In The Furrow farm maga zine published by the John Deere Co., Mollne, III. The article covera hlttory, Irrigation, crop and the town ol Tulelake. . LUIed In the July Issue of Sun aet la a travelogue on the Lav Bed National Monument, complete with road map and pictures of the area. Ritual Practice Tuesday, 8 p.m. DBT at Moose Hall lor officers, etcorU and committee chairmen. For The July meeting, the Klamath Falls Oarden club will nee films on wild and cultivated flowers shown by Harold B. Ash lev These are excellent pictures and because of their high Interest an Invitation la given to all gar den club members In the Klnmalh sub-dlstrlct to attend. The film will be shown at 2 p.m. in me city n brary auditorium. Klnmalh Falls women. Mrs. Emll Allirwlit. Mrs Isnbrlle Br'xncr, Mrs. A. u. liiirKoi anil Mrs. J. Fronk Adiuns will leiivo Tuesday morning ui arive to me Atlantic const. Enroute east they will see Yellowstone I'ark, the Black Hills nd will make a Jaunt Into Cniiulu. They will be In New York City until July 20 then will go to Wash ington D.C. to attend the biennial Borontlmlst convention, Julv -0-. nicy win also see bntn the Repub lican and Democratic conventions. New Owner Pete Belcastro. Weed, owner of the Medo-Land Dairy In that cltv has announced purchase of the Perfection Dairy in f-orrls and the coinpuny will service Tulelake In the future. Norman Meek, for the last seven yeiiiu manager of the Perfection Dairy will be manager of the con solidated business. The company has no connection with Merlo-Land here. All products of the California company are produced In Siskiyou County. The .executive board ol the Klumath Fulls Onrden Club will meet Wednesday, July 2 at the Community Lounge, 10 a.m. I Improving Word has been re ceived bv Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sul livan. Poc Valley that their daugh ter, Helen, Injured recently In an I automobile accldi-nt near Salem 'a Improving In Ht, Vincent's hoa ; pltul. Portland. Helen, graduate i of Hcnlev high school and of St. Vincent's school of nursing only a few days before the accident re ceived a shattered arm when the car In which she was riding to a wedding skid-Jed Into a ditch. Word has Been Received that Jack McAullffe. Fort Klamath stockman Is In St. Vincent's hos pital Portlsnd where he Is said to be Improving. A second Klamath county stockman. Dan Llskey, In the same hospital Is also Improv ing. Mrs. Llskey has returned here for a few days. HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND UfM, OKI. MIDFORO Thoroughly Modern llr. and Mm. I. t. Kuley sod Joe Barley Proprietor. REA TO DOUGLAS WASHINGTON I The Rural Electrification Administration Sat urday announced that It would lend 1315.000 to the Douglas Electric Co-operative at Roseburg, Or. People DO TOO read small space ads - you are! Water U essential for all Ufa pre- cesses. WURLITZIR A Mialllcen. plea.. Meay levely style finishes H sHoet free. LOUIS R. MAN I 120 No. 7th PIANO CO. Headed fast A quartette of Tele-fun by Warren Goodrich Counrller Roger Long, son ol Mr, and Mrs. N. E. Long. Lake sliore Drive, Is now at Camp Ms kulla at Crescent Lake. Roger will be the assistant water Iront direc tor lor the Boy Scout Camp this summer, Arrived Home Cpl. and Mrs. James Msnning arrived here, Sat urday, June 38. Irom Omaha. Neb. The couple plans to spend most ol their lime at Diamond Lake during Jim's month leave. ricolo Klamath Lutheran La dles Aid will meet for potluck picnic Tuesday, Julv I. 13:50 P m. at the home of Mrs. Charles Mat tax. The program will be In charge I Mrs. O. W. Murdock and Mrs. Lewis Olson. For transportation csll MIS and 31K. Visitor Mrs. Etta Cunning, Ba- i w.u r "One I didn't moke sura of tho gorroct telephone num ber. . . and ton you Imagine T I found I'd dated mud henf" . . . Memory often playi tricks, to look up numbers you're not ure of before you call . . . Pacific Telephone. HEY, GALS THERE'S A CARNIVAL IN TOWN! HEY, GUYS THERE'S A CARNIVAL IN TOWN! First Time TONIGHT Auspiceg , Klamath Basin Rodeo Aiiociation CARNIVAL AND CIRCUS ACTS June 30th to July 6th inclusive 7 BIG DAYS 7 1 FREE CIRCUS ACTS 9 P.M. AND 1 0:30 P.M. KLAMATH FALLS Division Street Circus Grounds Mile Long . Midway All New Thl-1 Year Biq SldeihOwi Wild Animals Fun for All. See Tho Smallest Hereford Cow 30 , Inehei Hiqh And The Smallest Horse See Performing. Elephants Cornell end Poniei FOLLOW The TWIN SEARCHLIGHTS To The BIG SHOW GIGANTIC MIDWAY WITH CHILLS AND THRILLS FOR EVERYBODY THE BIGGEST SHOW IN THE WEST IS HERE! BUILT STRONGER TO LAST LONGER! 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