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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 29, 1953)
MONDAY, JUNE 23. 1953 UrJKALiJ AND NfcWS. KLAMAnl KAIXS. OIUSUON PAtife TURKIC I 1 i 'i ' ; " r i. f mm 3?, I ft) I 3 t-TT.'wiJ'JJ-H.T- cif-CGSCS LORRAINE RICHARDSON was queen of the Roundup here In 1939. The event was called "Klamath Buclcaroo Days"; then and the queen candidates were nominated by business firms. Queen Lorraine represented Balsiger Motors. ' Bartender Fined lc for Liquor Sale to Minor ANCHORAGE. Alaska If) An Anchorage bartender was fin-1 one cent in magistrate's court for serving liquor to a minor. ' It tvas a certainty there never has been a smaller fine Imposed In the territory. - - However, a five-day closure also was ordered against the bar. Magistrate George McLaughlin levied the minimum fine alter the 18-year-old girl's own testimony that she forged her baptismal cer tificate to gain admittance. She was fined $100. EVER, THINK OF IT? BLAINE. Wash, tfl Some 5, 000 Canadians and Americans fathered at the Blaine Peace Arch Sunday for the annual ceremony marking more than a century of harmony between" the two nations. S Now ? ..; 69so : INSTALLED r IT- " Sft Oregon U President Injured fn Crash GOLDEND ALE, "Wa sh. Ifl Dr. Harry K. Newburn, 7, president of the University of Oregon, was one of eight persons injured Bun- day in an automobile collision in flatus Pass, 13 miles north of here. State Patrolman D. H. Pruitt said Newburn suffered chest, head and leg Injuries when his car was struck head-on by one driven by Russell Best, S3, of Yakima. JAP TREATY WASHINGTON W) President Eisenhower Saturday submitted to the Senate a treaty of friendship, commerce and navigation between the United States and Japan. The agreement was signed at Tokyo on April 2, 1933, but needs Senate ratification to become effective. . Rec Program Successful The 195S summer recreation pro gram of the Klamath Falls Recre ation Dept . is meeting with un precedented success as far as en thusiastic utapnage of the numer ous activites ts concerned, accord ing to Bob Bonney recreation di rector, . , . , ...... The organized Pee Wee, Midgets, Juniors, Men's and Women's soft ball and baseball teams are tax ing capacity of facilities; the ten nis program is averaging more than 40 persons for daily instruc tion; the small natatorium is draw ing more than 175 swimmers dally. Supervised play on various school grounds Is also getting larger than average attendance.. ' Experience of past years, Bon ney said today, has indicated that with the busy Fourth of July week. Roundup activities, family camping and other business that takes residents out of the com munity it is impractical to run the organized program during that time. This week, June 30 July 5, the only organized department ac tivities will be supervision at Ki wanls Park' with the wading pool operated each afternoon. Tennis instruction will also be continued at Moore Park. ,t - During the lapse In activities, the maintenance crew will have a chance to return facilities and grounds back into tip-too shape. Kiwanis Park, Conger Field and Fairview playground will be thoroughly soaked and fertilized. The -. Men's Softball - Association hopes to complete construction of dugouts at. Conger Field during the inactive week, Registrations for the second ses sion of beginner's swim instruction at the natatorium can be made at the City Hall between now and July 17; or ' the natatorium, July 16 through 17. The Recreation Department re ports that an unusual number of phone and Written compliments have been received concerning the success of the program. Bonney credits this to the exceptional statt of experienced and qualified people who were attracted to the depart ment this season and to the co operation of the public Members of the recreation staff include: tennis director,, Richard Monroe: life guards and instruc tors, Barbara Howard. Anne Bar ker and Bill Hamblin: cashier, Jeanne. Condrey; sports superin tendent, Jack Kemnltzer, Us assis tant, Gordon West. ' Playground supervisors: Kiwan is. Beverly Eels. Jackie Blusher; Fairview, Kay Johnston; Stukel, Nancy Slusher; Pelican, Anne Bar ker; Roosevelt, Barbara Howard. Get ready now for the big Holiday Weekend! Gen. Custer's Indian Scout Near Death , SADDLE MOUNTAIN, Okla. (B Former Indian Scout Hunting Horse, who served with General Cifeter In the U.S. cavalry, was near death Saturday at the age of 107.. Hunting Horse joined the cav alry as a youth ana was wiin lus ter's famed 7th cavlary. .. 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