Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 21, 1952, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, JULY 21, 1052 llKUALI) & NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OKKUON PAGE mt Marling Hrheduled Tnwnend flub hn scheduled meeting, Tuenday, July - 'It, I p.m., at the liom ol Bcrnlce McCricken, BOO N. lh, Plrnlc-Aolournrra Adult picnic Kill to held. Wi.meaday, July 14, o in. AM (utiti aril welcome. For Information oil ttW. . Hrt Meet Suburban Blren iiirni Monday at Uie Huhurben Klra Miaiimi on Oetlle ttt. The meeting lime haa been changed from t to t 30 p.m. , 'lel-T-lelhrTlie IR Club will meet tomorrow at l:0 p.m. at Die Federal Homing Unit, Waihbum Way. lloiee will be Alice Moo ter and Chloe Pride. Card rarty 61. Bernebae Otilld, t.aiuiell Valley, Kill sponsor en af ternoon card parly at the Pariah Hall, Thursday, July 34. Movie Mvlilcn ' Klamalh Cain era Club next meelln date la art .'or July 33. I p.m. at the Com munity Lounae "There will be a Weyerhaeuiier Timber Co 'a lllm, "CaniDlete UllllMilon of the Tree " Uuett are welcome. Aiale Nhew-North Lincoln Atfate Boclelv will hold II tenth annual airale ahow, Saturday and Sunday, July at and 97, from 10 a.m. until 10 p.m.. In l)e Mona' Club Room, nooonlta the theater In Ocranlake. The eahlblt will Include agate enf minerals from all over the world, Inlervlewa will be given bv I.t. Ruddv, WAC-WAP oroourement of flrer for Orcron. to yountr women who Indicate to the local Army and Air Force recruiting elation thai they are Intereated In Joining lha ermed fornaa. Bhe will be In Klam alh Telia from Tueadav noon, July 11 until Wedneaday mornlni, July 33. I a.m. imiraer Training Don Paillette ann of Mr. and Mra. Henry B. Pall Idle, 411 Kane, left Saturday, KJtilr 11. for Camt MeChord Air 'force Baae. Ween,, where he will receive ROTO tralnlm. Mrellnr Women Auxiliary to the Ei a lea will meet Wedneaday. July 33. I p.m.. at rOE Hall, of firera and drill learn wear formal, Potluck luncheon will be aerved af ter the merlin. Pleaae bring aalad, brine anything hoi. Htady Conree A refreaher course In United ' Statea government will be given non-cltlren Tuesday. 1 pm In room 304 Klamath Union Hlfh School. Queatlona eoncern Inir national jrovernment, constitu tion and t-Ts. hlatory will be alreaaed at thla meeting. Call OTU (or further Information. Meeting The Ml. Laei Ladle Aid will meet at lh home of Mr. George Elliott on the Merrill high way. Wedneaday. a p.m. PST. Vhliore Mr. and Mr. Arnold nrant (Beverly Mecki. Oklahoma Cltv, are. gueita of Mra. Brant'a narenta, Mr. and Mra. Karl Mack In the Henley dlatrlct. . Traveling Mr. and Mra. Flovd Pike and aon Richard of the Sun rlae Brake tiervlce. are on a two weeka vacation to Ventura to vlait Mra. Plkea brother Dick Tomltn former realdent of Klamalh Fall. Meeting. The Klamath Talli Center of the Farm Bureau will meet at the home ot Lee llolll day, 7:30 p.m., DT Tueaday, July 33. Meellng-Mra. Hannah lllcknon will entertain the Rebekah Social Club In the IOOT hall. Wedneaday, I p.m. for a deaaert luncheon. A ahort business meeting and elec tion of officer will follow the luncheon. Secret pale will be re vealed and name will bo drawn for lha coming year. Each Pal I to take a gift to the meeting. Card will be played. Cottonwood Road Work Progresses 'LAKEVIEW Repair and Im provement work at Cemp Cotton wood Meadowa progreaaed thla week In preparation for the open ing of the annual 4-H aummrr camp Sunday, July 17. H waa an. nmiiu-ed by le . H a n a o n. Lake County. 4-H agent. The aummer oemp la aponaored by the Lake County 4-H Leadera Aaeoclallon. A use permit to take a number of tree blown down during the win ter norma we given to Cottonwood Camp Inc., by the Fremont Na tional Forest for uie In repairing and Improving the alte. Frank and Ray Padget and Ray Kerr aawrd these Into 1 foot length and hauled them to the Koa and Olen Ray Sawmill we.it of Lekevlew where the Ray volunteered to aaw them Into lumber for the camp. .About (OOO feet of thla lumber la being dried by the American Fore-it Pro duct Corporation for ue as floor ing and sheathing. The lumber will be uted to build ft 33 by 40 foot dining hall adja cent to the aouih eivl of the kitchen which wa given to the camp by the Elk Lodge lent year, The kitchen building auffered conslder able damage from heavy anow last winter, which caved In the root and thla la to be repaired by camp time. On Saturday and Sunday. July 13 and 13, a group of volunteer! under Die direction of Lester Van dergaw. laid the foundation for the new building. 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