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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 23, 1954)
PAGE FOUR HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON WEDNESDAY, .KfNK 23, MM 10 ifl LYNN SHEPPARD, who ropes in moccasins instead of high heeled booh, will b on of the cow. hands competing in the big Fourth of July rodeo here on the 3rd, 4th and Sth. Photo by Helfrich RANCH HABIT BELMONT, N.Y. Robert J. Kleberg's King Ranch ol Texas appears to be making the Belnvoul Stakes a habit every fourth year. When High Gun won the 1954 renewal It marked the stables's third victory in the last nine years. In 1946 Assault won the mile and a half race for 8-year-olds and In 1950 Middleground triumphed. High Gun. by Heliopolis Rock et Gun. wiu! purchased as a year ling 1.- sio.aKi. WATER SKIERS ENTERTAIN AT RACK TRACK MIAMI. Fla. Wi The University of Miami water ski club has signed to entertain racing fans at Uulfstream Park next season for the sixth straight year. Participants are undergraduates of the University, who use the money to help defray their scho lastic expenses. The water skiers perform on the iniie'-1 ir'-c r.-r :,f;:rn3cn dur ing t''f rrci BELL RINGS LOUD CINCINNATI i Outfielder Gus Bell of the Cincinnati Redlesis belied two home runs and made a game-saving catch against the Pittsburgh Pirates. So his Redleg teammates decided to surprise Bell, a former Buc. alter their 4-3 victory. They posted this sign above Bell's locker: "Come back, all Is forgiven." Signed Branch Rickey. Bell, an in-and-out player with the Pirates and consistently in Rickey's doghouse, was traded to the Redlegs for three players. None now Is with the Pirates. Woods Lore To Be Taught Conservation and camping go hand In hand. As in the past, game commission psrsonnel will again assist ca.mp directors In bringing to the youth of Oregoii memorable camplnp exuerlencs and a greater appreciation (or Oregonn wildlife and rs ou'-oi' doors, wildlife consirvatlon and general woods lore will be tatiT: by commission asenia In over 123 youth cmii session durlne l ie coming summer. Included In tilt session are Boy Scout, Rlrl 8cau:. Y.M.C.A., Camp Fire Girls, 4-H denominational, and other organi sational camps. Mounted birds, study sUmi, ant lers of deer and elk, pslls of fur bonrers and predator" nnlmals. YUGOSLAV DROUGHT l.iaORADK I A fall drotlllil and a latnj summer threaten to cut YusoiiavlaV tv'eat rrrn tit van? close to the 1953 lever that brought w-r starvation to the country. A bumper wheat crop last year, plus Ivivy import both lr-t year and IMs, are expected to fill the gap. But the country will ravo to fc-ep Importing, thereby consuming for elm exohante desperately needed (cr tndu-trlal goods. ""in l " "on ! a tvVi blow to Yt joslavlri's comnwr:-, govern ment which has b:ei Irvine des pcrately to Increase agricultural production even to the extent of treeing peasants from many oner our imvernnient controls and pres sures. The United States may be culled on to help out as it aid wnn large free wheat shipments after thr 1953 drought and again this year. COLLEGE ILLNESS EAST LANSING, Mich. (-PV How ine-garueuiu& ana are suspected contributors to the rtrtrt hniiFa nl lflAVa takll last year by Michigan State College employes. It cost ui. scnooi aiw,- AM -Ja.u IWa MlUir k a a , I TA a graduate nurse to check on sick leaves. and other wildlife specimens will be carried by each agau., and dl cusslons concerning Oregon's wild' life will bt held at eitcli camp In addition, atents will conduct group hikes, Identifying plants and animals encountered and dls cu.'jlin the Interre'llons'ti'is nt soil, water, plant life, and wild life. A-slstance will also be given in oilier camp activities. From Its Inception by Austin F. Hunter, education agent, the gums commlss'on's summer youth program mushroomed from 35 -r-slons and a one mail crew In 1950 to over 100 sessions and a four man t-iilil In 1033. Requests for the 1934 camping season far exceeded Unit .of anv ot'ier vcar necessitating the addition of a filth man In order to fulfill the pro.tram. In addition to Mr. Ha me", commission porsontirl who will conduct promnms are Mill O u y m o n, Information repre sentative, and conservation aides Rog VorderftrassP, Hob Vincent, and Jim Bales. Conservation and camping do go huitd in hand. It looks like a good year for both. RIO TAPl: is WHITE IPSWICH, jh Town em ployes have been torbludcn to wear advertising on their work caps. One rainy day workers' blossomed out In gay caps provided by a local merchant. Competitors complained. Town Manager Nathaniel Quint ruled advertising off the caps, but employes wore their caps after all with the advertising blocked out with white tape. m . -.. r MJtkt &a Sal aaa ak- 'la A MAKESHIFT TAILS that came from the top of the Sheriff's Poise chuck waqon and util ised an old water trough for bate wai protied Into service to help feed the 60 or to peo ple who attended the queen's outing at the Rafter MD ranch on June II. Plenty of grub for the table, too, courtesy of the Roundup Association, In every Field, one always stands out... in Food, it's.. lig Y it "brond" you cm tit to. bee ohm wt bock hb Mar own good ntwiM with notioisally advartlsod, itondord broads of groceries . . . brands tiwt.yoa koow and trust! Tko best bronds, 01 Moot, Staodby, Huirt't, Pillsbury. General Foods, Royal Club, Stoftefey, VM Camp. Dtnniton. Ncriltv. Libbv. Swift. Amaaw. 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