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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 30, 1953)
TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1953 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON AGS TT"t - s . - - ......i. FOUR SETS OF SCALES placed about the city by the Exchange Club are to collect coini for benefit of the club's youth program. Clowning . members of the Eugene Exchange Club brought the scales here. Above, Jack Insley, president of the local club, perches on one of the scale units as Roundup Royalty readies him for the picture taking ordeal. The girls are (I to rl Princesses Martha McAuliffe, Donno Anderson and Queen Catherine Dearborn. The ' Eugene clowns in the background are Wally Swanson and Joe Kats. Summer Road Bans Listed Annual summer road closures on the Klamath Indian Reservation as a lire preventive measure have been ordered effective Wednesday. None of the main roads are to be closed. Tile directive Issued by Indian Supt. E. J. Diehl says all roads except the following are to be traveled only with special permission: U. S. Silver All black-top highways; 97, Military Crossing to Lake; Chiloquin to Snrague River and Lakeview, Klamath Junction; Sprague River to Hildebrand; U. S. 97 to Kirk; Jack Creek Bridge, Jackson Creek. Yamsey Ranch to Box 1; Long Pine Junction to Box Diehl said permits to travel any other roads "for business reasons" could be obtained at Klamath Agency in the Forestry Division Office or Fire Dispatcher's Office, or from John E. Hall, Sprague Riv er between the hours of 8 and p.m., except on Saturdays and Sun days. IT'S POOLE'S - 222 So. 7th FOR TOYS OTI Lists 154 In Honor Roler 100 Vith Perfect Ratings The sorlnir term Honor Roll re leased by Oregon Technical Insti tute, lists 164 students lor "out standing achievement." An even too oi tnat numner auainea rating,, highest possible grade, i . The 100 in the 4.0 ranch: Andrew Oaskin, Lebanon; Gerald Geddes, Hereford: Guy Williams, Bates; Jerry Edlnger, Freewater; William Red Cross Needs Knitting Volunteers Local Red Cross has received Its production lists for knitting for war casualties; Volunteers are request ed to knit toe socks', walking cast toe socks ana slump socks for am putees. Articles will be sent to hos pitals. Project should be complet ed within next 90 days. Yarn and instructions, furnished by Red Cross, may be secured at the local office In the Armory build ing. Either Individuals or organized groups may take part in this proj ect. Call the Red Cross for further information.. , , . , a On The Record . .niETMS i BROWN BOrn In Mr anrl Mr. Rnh. an Brown, wrw EDerlein June 36, 1953. a. niama.ll vaney HOSpilJU. , B OOy weighing 6 lbs. 14V, ou. - . HVISTENDAHL Burn to Mr. and Mra. Marlon H. Hvlatendahl. 1635 Cres cpnt. June 26. 1953, at Klamath Val ley Hospital, a boy weighing 7 lbs. 12 Ota. CR1SS Born to Mr. 'and Mrt . Mar vin urns, Macaoet, cam., June 13, iikh,, ai rkiBmain valley Hospital, boy weighing 6 lbs. a. ou. BOLES Born to Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Boles, 4 W. Oregon Ave., June 25, 1953, at Klamath Valley Hospital, a. boy L. Kleler, Hlllsboro; Richard A. Mills. 1 Independence: Frank L. Wilkes. Reedsport; Curtla Burslk, coos ay; wuuam arouse, Harris burg. Pa.; Edwin Culbertson, Salem:, Jack Godwin, Portland; Charles Hanks, Cottage Drove; Raymond Lockard. s a i e m: George Marostica, welser, Idaho; Ronald fierce, weiser.. jaano; William, Addison, Bandon; Albert B a y n e, Slippery Rock, Pa.; Charles Dotsen, Prlnevllle; Nor man Dunford, Eagle Point; A. J. Powell, Crab tree; Clyde Rhodes, Crabtree; John Semb, Salem; Louis Voges, Central Valley, Calif.; John White, Ontario; Rodney Dal ton. 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Wheeler, Meridian, Idaho; Richard Wright, La Grande; Arthur Ander son, Olympla, Wash.; David Mai lea, Jordon Valley; Jack Tuschoft, Clarkston, Wash.; Arnold Wilding, Oswego: Ernest Flescner. Yacnats; Carl Parks. Salem; Berald With ers, Malin; Hatuiew Brawn, Lxr. vallls; Victor. Knuth, : Kingston, Wash.; Bernice Btevens, Newberg; Ralph Reeter, Madison, Wis.; Glenn Abbott, Portland; Roy Bents, Gladstone- , Richard Flannagan, Grants Pass; Marvin Klrscher,. Sa lem; Kenneth Koeioed, Lakeview; Donald Mcintosh, West Linn; Paul Patrick, Springfield; Jack. Sausser, North Bend; Harvey. Schilling, Ashland; Albert Solberg, Stayton; Charles Wagner, Inglewood, Calif.; Lloyd Olson, Salem; Thomas Tuc holke, Freewater; Daniel Barnes, Lai Grande; William Geddes, ... v Hereford; William Valentine, Port land; Bruce Wlnkley, Portland; Elmer Worthlngton. Eureka, Calif.; Jerry Wyatt, North Bend; Those from Klamath Falls are: Marian Porter. 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