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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1954)
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18. 1954 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE FIVE BASIN BRIEFS Family Circle of First Covenant Church will be held as an all hostess meeting, Friday, August 20, at 8 p.m. Campers at Camp Esther Ap plegate, Klamath Council Girl Scouts, will hear Roger Vorder slrasse, Oregon Game Commission conservation aide, explain Oregon wildlife on August 24 and 26. Schoolmates will meet with Mrs. Will Wood at her houseboat on Front Street, Friday, August 20, at 2 p.m.- Chiloquin The Altar Society of Mt. Carmel Church is sponsoring a smorgasbord dinner at trie C.I. Clubhouse in Fort Klamath, Satur day, August 21, beginning at 6:30 p.m. Everyone invited. Food is be ing prepared friends. by members and Merrill Lions Hold Dinner upnDii.i Ttio TtfKseihtitttf of In corporating the Merrill Lions Club was discussed at meir regular om ...... nuiln, vrmriav vntnir W.O. Brickner reported on the pros and cons of such a move, and the final decision will be decided djj mc board of directors. Howard Dewey, reported that more funds were needed to com plete the summer recreation pro gram, and members voted to- allot 5200 . of Potato Festival funds to carry on the program. Plans for the 18th annual Klam ath Basin Potato Festival, October 22 and 23, were discussed, and a meeting to promote plans for the annual event will be held soon. Mrs. Halbert Wilson has volunteered to write and direct a program of en tertainment for the festival ban quet. Harvey Denham, Don Craw ford, George Milne, W. O. Brickner and Howard Dewey, were named on the committee to assist Mrs. Wilson. President Harold Hendrickson told of some of the interesting peo ple he met in Eugene while at tending summer school; one of whom was Dr. Ralph Bunche, who visited there several weeks ago. n, tr it mamhprK riauea wcic Dt. . , and two guests, Dennis Home and Mrs. Wilson. Charles C, Norland of Klamath Falls was among the students cit ed for exceptional scholarship dur ing the spring semester of the 1953-54 college year at Washington State College, Pullman, Washing ton. 8hw Second annual Seattle In ternational Horse Show will be held at the Civic Arena September 8-12. A million dollars worth of horse flesh will be entered this year, ac cording to Dr. c. Wallace Roehr, president of the association. State Champions girls Softball team will be the honor guests at a buffet supper to be held Thursday evening at the Willard Hotel. The city recreation department is spon soring uie dinner and all Interest ed persons are invited; there will be a charge of $1.23 per plate and reservations must be made Thursday morning before 10 a.m. For reservations call Bob Bonney 3161 or Joan Hill. 2-2050. The sup per will follow the game between the local All Stars and Dotty Moore s Portland Pennant Shop. Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stock Show Schedule Modoc Fair Stands Built Merrill Council Meeting Held MERRILL Mayor Robert Walk er presided at a regular meeting of Merrill City Council, Thursday evening, August 12. at the fire hall. Council members voted to pay 15 mnnih a narr. of the cltv li brarian's salary, and also okayed salary raises lor tne recoroer. wa termaster. and supervisor; all of ntara inflllrioH In the nftW CitV budget. Also approved was the moving ot tne cuy omce irom u recreation building to the city re corder's otnce on f rom oireeu- minds all residents, living within th rilv limits, that the voter's reg istration book for city elections Is at his ottice. ana uiose nob aircau; registered may do so. Throe hiiilriir.fr nermits were is sued: Tom Cole, drying shed; VFW construction or loage nan; na iu C. E. Sharp for a new garage. Attending the session were Mayor Walker. Attorney ,W. O. Brickner, City Judge George Williams, and counciUnen, Howard Dewey, Paul Lewis and L. E. Stewart. A tentative schedule of events at the nineteenth annual FFA and 4-H Club Junior Livestqck Show and 4-H Club Garden and Food Preser vation Show slated for August 22, 23 and 24 has been released by ihe Rotary Club, sponsoring group. Unloading and ear-tagging of livestock will take place Saturday afternoon, all animals should ar live before 6 p.m. Weighing of sheep will be done from 3 to 6 p.m. Sunday, August 22. 8 a.m. to 12 noon, welching steers and hogs; 9 a.m.. judge market lambs; 11 a.m., church service; 1 p.m., judge daily animals followed by show, manship. Afternoon, receiving and ar rangement of vegetable garden and food preservation exhibits. Three p.m.. Judge breeding sheep followed by showmanship; evening, mdee horses. Monday. August 23. 9 a.m. to 12 nnnn rppnil'inrr and ftrrnn&ine ilOW- Chatbnrn Sr.. Merrill, are vaca-er exhibits; 9 a.m. to 12 noon, Honing this week on the Oregon Coast. In Portland Jerry Keesee. son I of Mr. and Mrs. William Keesee. 4767 South 6th Street, is in Port land this week attending the USAF Reserve Encampment. Garden Club The Lost River Garden Club will meet August 31 at the home of Mrs. Dale West, Merrill. Mrs. Paschal Hodges will be co-hostess, slides on "Roses and Delphiniums" will be shown. Attend Meet Dr. and Mrs. E M. Causey and Marlln returned Sun day from Glorietta, New Mexico, where they attended the Sunday School Conference at the Southern Baptist Assembly. Dr." Causey left Monday for Tacoma where he will lead in a revival meeting for two weeks. Camp Fire office is now tiprin. Mary Ison, office secretary has re turned from vacation. Naomi French, executive director Is still on vacation and will return to the office, Monday, August 23. Home Mrs. Bert Johnson, her son Bertll and Larry Haynes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Haynes, ' all of Tulelake. have returned from Bakersfield where they spent sev eral days. They were accompanied home by Geraldine Johnson and Marietta Mllligan who soent two weeks at the Joe Foster home in Bakersfield. Bert Johnson and Fos ter are In the Potato buying and shipping business. The Tulelake group also visited In San Francisco and other points of the bay area. ludee poultry and rabbits; 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., swine and beef judging and showmanship; 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. judging of garden, flower and can ning exhibits; 10 a.m., dairy Judg. CEDAR VILLE A new steel grandstand that will add 1,100 to this seating capacity of the Modoc County Fair is nearing completion and will be ready tor the fair open ing. August 27, it was announced today by Roland J. Christiansen, manager of the fair. The new addition is the latest Erected at a cost of more than 131,000 by the Butte Steel and Con struction Company of Chlco, the grandstand faces the north and is ir.g contest. Afternoon, senior dollar dinner contest: tractor driving contest; 1 p.m., flower arrangement contest. Tuesday, AUguav V a.iii., juub- lnr continued; 9 a.m., special can ning contest; 15 a.m., special live stock contests and livestock Judg ing contest; 11 a.m.. food preser vation Judging contest and garden judging contest. One p.m., demonstrations. 4:30 p.m., barbecue, parade, (grand stand); 6:30 p.m., auction sale, (Davillon): 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., re lease of exhibits. covered to protect the public from the late afternoon sun and winds. All seats in the new grandstand will be reserved for the two-day show hut. RpnlR fnr th PViriav inhi horse show will be on a first-come nrst-served basis. General admis sion seats for the rodeo and horse races will be in the covered wood en grandstands used in former years on a reserved seat basis. Subcontractors for the concrete work on this new addition were Gibbons and Zick of Alturas. Ruturrinv nlcrht Aimtict io i - j --"e,..., Ao, tins been designated as bargain night at tile fair. After n full rlau nr activity and excitement. Including I a roaeo. norse races, a special fOUr-horse relAV rui-P mmrlx el,n... and hundreds of exhibits open to the public, the Tumbleweed play ers will present two one-act come- aies in uie Surprise Valley High School Gym. The fairgrounds will be open to The annual fair dance win fol- the pubiio from io a.m. rriday. low. Rythmalrs will provide the There is no admission charge to music. I the fairgrounds. Pay Just a half year at the. time for Auto Insurance with Bans Nor. land, 627 Pine St. KLAMATH FURNITURE'S ANNUAL AUGUST SALE! VALUES "When Klamath Furniture Co. has a SALE . . . It's a SALE!" Largest Heck lead ! lac nik ttkiiM Id I Uie pin r lb vest. Bent Spinel 1Une. Rental pur chase plan. Hammond Organ Chord Organ LOUIS R. MANN PIANO CO. 120 N. 7th ilte it" from me... Ten Pinettes Bowling League is being organized.-Those wishing to bowl call Beverly Evans, phone 6651. League play will be on sun day afternoon, 2 p.m. this season. A meeting will be held September 1. 7 p.m. at Lucky Lanes. Lava Beds Tour To Continue TULELAKE Historical tours mt the Lava Beds National Monument will continue through August, start ing each Sunday at 1:30 p.m. Sun day, August 22, Dr. Keith Murray, historian will demonstrate the mak ing of arrowheads ao part of the tour. Those planning to go should meet at the north entrance. Between 16-35 visitors are attend ing each tour, according to monu ment official Ray Knox. There will be a visit to the petro glyphs Sunday, August 22, starting at 9:30 a.m. A slide show of mammals in the monument is scheduled for Mush pot Cave from 3 to ft p.m. Cali fornia time. A recent visitor to the Lava Beds was O. C. Applegate Jr. son of the famous Captain Applegate of early history in Klamath County. Mr. and Mrs. Applegate now live in San Francisco where Applegate is affiliated with the Standard Oil Company. 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