Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, June 16, 1954, Page 7, Image 7

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    WEDNESDAY. JUNE 16, 1054
HKRAIJ) AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAQB SBVEN
'Fun Week' Planned By KF Merchants Before Roundup
It'll lime to (III rinp.nl drag
ou Iho uld cowboy (nil oowulrl out.
till mid wi mtu Hi "whooping.
It-iip-nplrit" lur lloundup Daya,
July a-t-t.
Ilarlv In the morning, Saturday,
July It. In kli-k-ulf lima got by
Urn Klairutlh Kalla Merchant"' An
aoolallon lur galling Into colorful
limU, mid lor nailing ael for Mm
big "inaruliiinta' luii week," tint
aiarla Monday, 'June 18 and rune
Uirougli baturilay, July 3,
DrtaMng up pula everyone "In
the running" lor "win In wolk"
prire when Judge, member of
Hie Kmifmroo Court mid Uie Klam.
nth KiirOMonn Kowpoken, start
cainulng Main Htreel each day ol
Miucliiiula' Week lor Uie boa(
droned cuuplea, one from Klamath
fella mid cue from a neighboring
town,.
.Winner will be' feted at a dinner
lit a local reatuuranl on the day
tlley get the nod, and later will be
eligible for the permanent trophy
to bo awurdrd on the final day of
the contual lollowlng a promenade
down Main Hlroot.
Outlying towna will have "their
day", wht-n vimtora will bo apecial
guenla. All pre.ioundup acllvlllen
on the day planned lor neighboring
I'oniiiiunillra, will center around
community participation.
A piolly girl iiirmber ii tin
Qurrii' court, will help her town
celebrate, and will be a gueat ol
busluraa inrn In the block aponaor
UiK tho (lay 'a activities.
Ilivllatloua to vlalt Klamath Fall)
during the week mid during Klain.
nth lloundup Day, are being aent
to all towns In the basin.
Something will be doing every
alternoon of the entire week
planned by Uie merchant who are
working with the Klamath Itanin
lloundup Auorlatlon to make Ulia
year's three-day event, bigger and
better than any that have gone
before.
lutcreM of the email fry during
Merchant Week and the lodeo,
will center around the lively little
tiliellaiid pony to be awarded com.
plele wlih red aaddle and bridle to
annie lucky boy or girl by Uie
Klamath Kurbatone Kowpokea.
Hem will be handed to the win
ner, Sunday, July 4. during the
lolivlllea at Uie falrgrounda.
Children 13 yeara old or under,
lire eligible to enter the "Name
the Pony" contest and become can
dldatea for the complete cowgirl or
cowboy outlll that la also to be
given lor naming the Uhelland,
Itntry blanks will be published
each day In the Herald and News.
the pony will be traveling with
111 queen contentanLi and will be
al the Pelican theater, Saturday,
July lit. to got acuuauited with
children Vho want to eee him,
During fun week, beginning June
31, fro pony ridea will be given
down town each afternoon for tick.
eta obtained lor the asking In
varloua alorea, Hie llcketa will be
good only for the day they are Is
sued. All children must be accom
panied bv an adult to receive the
llcketa. One ticket will be Issued
by each store to a person, but
adulla may vlalt as many atoms for
llcketa aa desired, In the block
where the pony Is performing,
A big event la planned for every
afternoon during the week. Monday
Uie first duy 1,000 bnlloona con
taining nreroliaiullse award slips
totaling 11,000 or more will be re
leased Hunt the top ol the Medical
Dental Bulldnig, Finders will have
until 0:30 p.m. Friday to redeem
the slips. Boy Scouts will stuff Uie
balloons,
Tuesday altnmoon, June W, May
or Paul Landry and mayors ol
surrounding towns will be pitted,
one against the other, In a cow
milking conlr.it downtown. Hie
winner get a perpetual traveling
trophy.
Wednesday alternoon, June 30, a
liatnuig iluauly Kevlew and
laahlon parade la planned on Sev
enth street between Main and Pine
airrcis. The 40 minute show Is
guaranteed to be an eye opener.
Merchant will be vying against
merchant on Thuraday, July I,
when a princess of Uie royal court
will get a relay wheelbarrow ride
the lull length of town. Street
square dancing Is bebig planned
lor Tkuraday night. The block will
be designated later,
A burro race with merchants
"up" !a on the program for Fri
day afternoon. Stock la being Im
ported from California to compete
with one critter obtained locally for
Uie run,
A number of tilings are planned
for the Unal day, Saturday, July
3, with the Ileal Judging of the
best costumea Included.
There will be a police escort
where needed., for participants
in events, The Hillbilly Dand and
the Kangaroo Court will be work
ing overturn to kcop thbigs moving
t a rapid tempo.
All programs except the "balloon
bust" which starts at 1 p.m. are
planned to atari at 3 p.m.
Mel Lambert, well known rodeo
announcer who has also kept
crowds hilarious as a clown and
bull fighter at rodeos here In other
yeara, has been released by the
rodeo board to serve ss master of
ceremonies and pepper-upper dur
ing the Merchants' Week feallv
11 lea.
Keith Moon, president of the
Klamath Merchant's Association la
being asalated by llvewlre commit
tees of new blood with new Ideas,"
ACTREHH
LONDON Ml Marie Dietrich
arrived Wednesday for a two week
engagement at a London night
club. She was met at the airport
by playwright Noel Coward who
gave her a big squeete.
"We are very old friends," laid
Coward.
FASTEN
100 Tiblili 4t
HOW TO KEEP
COLORED COTTONS
BRIGHT AND FRESH
Fast-colored clothes can be
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Arc you one ol those house
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10 the suds in your washing
trucbini (16 gal.). you've
used the same suds or whiles,
you may find it necessary to
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since the solution will have
keen weakened by she fir si load.
bleached with Purex just
-with wonderful results!
PUREX is safe because it is
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Intrail Process. Used as di
rected, it will not shorten the
life of cottons or linens by so
much as one day ! And it's com
pletely safe for colored cottons
provided the colors are fast. ( I f
you're not sure, test a small
piece before washing.)
Don t tail to give your col
ored things this
PUREX "refresher
course" next wash
day!
PUREX.
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GANTNER SWIM SUITS
5"
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Final clean up of oil discon
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"Picturesque," "Vislen," "An
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Sports Clothes
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Two biq table lots of Sportswear of all descrip
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denims seersucker, ond other washable ma
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prices every day. Plenty of free parking
space and many services to save you time
and money. While shopping in our center
you may have your car serviced, eat your
lunch, visit our Variety and Sub Post Of
fice, get that feed for your livestock ...
truly a one-stop shopping center.
VARIETY & TOILETRIES
Reg. 20c Sentinel
COTTON SQUARES 3. 20c
Panetro - Reg. 5c
COUGH DROPS
2 pi 5c
Sentinel - Reg. 15c
rATTAsi inni irATADC
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DOG MEAL "252 CORNFLAKES 4-45c
DILL PICKLES 29c SPONGES ' 45e
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