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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 5, 1954)
THURSDAY, AUGUST 5. Iqsj HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE TWO Sportsmen To Hold Work Day Hie Klamath Sportsmen's Asso ciation has scheduled an 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. work day Sunday, Aug ust 8 a, the association's club house at the end of Dover Street. Needed are carpenters, especial ly, with tools; at least one elec trician, and a couple of plumbers. In addition there will be plenty ot work lor those who are willing - to handle shovels. Potluck dinner will be served at noon. Coffee and soft drinks will be supplied by the association. Bring cups and table service. Whole families are welcome as there is adequate space for the youngsters to play, off the high way. An abutment of soft dirt has been pushed up about 70 yards from the clubhouse, on the club grounds, for archery and small bore rifle practice. Care was taken so that no jocks are In the dirt which would dull broadheads. Members are reminded that there is plenty of space on the grounds for sighting in deer riiles If they bring their own targets. Antelope season opens lute in August, archery season on Sep tember 11 and in October there Is deer season. IICSIONKU HAVANA, Cuba im The cabi net of President Fulgencio Batista resinned Thursday to allow him to reorganize It In preparation for the Nov. 1 general elections. ' DOORS OPEN 8'30 P.M. Mi NOW SHOWING! Roaring EXCITEMENT at Ihi . Crossroads of the West! "T CARSOfieiW hi WARf fR Color ISA!!! ItrSPQRIS LyDAY ' A 4&;l Tj .nd GORDON M JLjP. mwrae t the mot hilarioujgr: of " is B0DH j jt?v' t gau.ii if r- DOORS OPEN sao HVS'JitLKl S-CARTOON-NEWS DOORS OPFN fi-n DM g " .1-1 xTI -fc. L. J Slj 1 1 ' g1 (PLMmi a noose at )77 fM the other-and N ft-? Lonesome'Delong vi3 SHORTS.C.nTOON-NEWS 'ADULTS 50c KIDDIES 20c i.il mv iS(r 1 -TV-V. - THE O'HAGANS Ft. Klamath Act Slated The O'Hagnn's are here again. Twenty nix years ago J. Barney "Pop" O'H.igan, and Mrs, O'Ha gan who is Mom, opened in the Pelican theater. This week they are back in Klamath County with their acts of vaudeville, a homey repertoire of dances, comedy. songs and sayings. They are opening Thursday night, August 5 at the Old Fort Tavern in Fort Klamath. Mr. and Mrs. O'Hagan will appear for a few NOW SHOWING! MUTINY... DEVILTRY... ' ROMANCE! TATLOR - CHANGER - BLYIH lim tiM.KwmTi.iiwiwimif-yrt.wit COLOR CARTOON". NEWS, mai WTeQunq .. . "' ii lI'V' tdfercrM riAii v T-nri p.m. & :V.-- m Sr" nights without their daughter, Di anne, who was injured here recent ly in an automobile accident and is recuperating at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin J. Salt. The troupe has Just returned from Alaska where they played to service troops at Fort Richardson and other army camps. Prior to that they played in Honolulu and the South Pacific Islands for serv ice - men, traveling to the Mar shalls, the Johnson Islands, Kwa jalcm and others. Mrs. O'Hagan is a native Oregon ian, bom at Eugene where her parents took up a homestead on the McKenzie River in 1865. They lost two sons in the recent war. Tile family in show business for 50 years, has appeared with Bob Hope, on the Jack Benny Show, the Dennis Day Show, the Red Skelton show and numerous others and are rated top entertainment. They play free of charge for old people's homes, children's hospi tals and army camps. Next week they will present an evening show, to residents and per sonnel at the Klamath Nursing Home. Scouts Return From Camp MAUN Boys of the Malln Boy Scout troop returned homo Saturday, July 31, from a week of camping at Crescent Lake. Scout Master Leonard Weber ac companied the boys. Malin boys who attended camn I were Jim Tofell. William Louder, Melvln Kenyon. Ronnie Kalina. Willie Rajnus, Stuart Miller, Jim mle Petrasek, Stanley ' Petrasek, carl o Connor. David Johnson, Ed win Stastny, Don Stnstny, Douglas Flsk, Steven Schofield, Dennie Ka Una. Ronnis Mullanlx, Ronald Har mon. Parenls going after the boys we Mr. ana mis. Don Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Louder, Mr. and Mrs. Emit Tofell and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Harmon. The group went to Crescent Lake Sunday, July 25. Mr. and Mrs. Vatz Kalina, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stastny and Mr. and Mrs, Wayne Fisk took them up. Clean-Up Meet To Be Held Come rain ox shine, members of the Klamath Sportsmen's Asso ciation will gather tonight Thurs- day on top of the. little hill for a peneral clcarn-up session. Members are asked to be at the clubhouse, at the end of Dover Street, at approximately 6;30 to 7 p.m. ' It isn't HOing to take too lonir, so we might as well get it done before dark." Harvey Morgan, chnirmnn, says. mm in mi m n r i ...I, I I I Jt .... ,....'11. j tRaJio cy ' ' ':'- " ' ft'. ' f..;V' .f"-.'.j ' Thursday Evening:, Aug. 5 6 00 On Stage CBS C-'M Record Derby 7 00 Jack Cron CBS 7:23 Music 7:.'W Thai' Rich CBS 8:00 Meet Millie CBS 8 25 Surprise Theater CBS 6:30 Lowell Thomai CBS 8 45 Tenneaiee fcrnie fehow CBS (t OO In the Paitor Study 6:15 Dwiht Cooke i Uuen Boole CBS 0 30 Address by Lewis Strauss CBS 10.00 10 p.m. Headlines 10:13 Bill Stern ABC ' 10:30 Kilocycle Klub 11:00 Sign Off News Summary 11:05 Sign Off KFLW 145 Kc. 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Lewis 3:03 Devotions ,i:!5 Garry Moore 3:30 Betty White Show 4 00 Feminine Fancies 4:30 Val Rogue Show 5 00 Uncle Bill Show 5 30 Western Theater (1:30 Dinner Serenade 7.00 Groucho Marx 7:30 Sportscholnr 7:43 Sportsman Club 0:00 TV Tunes 8:30 Ford Theater fl OO All Star Theater 9 30 Dangerous Assignment 10.00 Favorite Story 10:30 Weather 10 33 News 10.40 Sign Off Friday, Aug. 6 3:20 Devotions y 3 30 Belty White Show ' 4. 00 Feminine Fancies 4:30 Val Rogue Show 8 00 Uncle Bill Show 3 :t0 Superman fl OO Soortsrecl 0 30 Greatest Moments In Sports 1143 Mobilgas Fights 7 00 Rogue Rod & Gun Club 7 .10 .Southern Oregon Roundtabla 8 00 TBA 9(10 Vicerov Thenter 9 30 Baseball Hall of Fame 9 43 Weather 9 -V) News 9 55 Best Theater 10.55 Sign Off Mexican Held For Grand Jury Alfonso Torres, 38-year-old Mexi can lumberjack, was ordered held for the county grand jury on a charge of assault with a danger ous weapon Thursday afternoon by District Judge D. E. Van Vactor. Torres was alleged to have gone berserk in the barroom of the Hall way House at Blv on July 25. firing live shots and critically wounding Leon E. Jenkins, Weyerhaeuser Timber Co. employe. Four witnesses appeared at tha preliminary hearing for Torres. Af ter hearing their testimony. Judge Van Vactor ruled there was suf ficient evidence to hold Torres for the grand jury. His bond was set at SJ.&OO and he was remanded to the county Jail, Turn to the right place . . . it's Grigg's and Carl's! can of SWIFT'S iSZjTJ V PREM y " " V J AGED Cheddar Beef Bacon 55 Pure Lard 245' WVltVC "FIR-CREST" "AA" COC I I yCl 9 Plump and Good Jl jb. Baby Beef Liver 2 Pork Chops Potato Salad Bacon DOESKIN Toilet Tissue 4 ,or 57c CHOCOLATE-COVERED CHERRIES Mb. BOX 39c BROKEN SHRIMPS 4-ox. TIN 39c TOMATO PEARS CELERY HEARTS GRAPES IT'S BARBECUE TIME! Try Our Delicious PURE Ground Beef 3 St All meal No filler! 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