Herald and news., August 11, 1955, Page 16, Image 16

THURSDAY, AUGUST 11, 1955
AGB SIXTEEN
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Swim Tourney
Slated Here
A iummer awlmming tourna
ment Is echeauled to be held at
the rlameth alls municipal pool
August . that ia. " P0M0r
PortoflicUls intend to Invite
wlmmera from Bend, Ashland.
Lakevlew, Oram Paas and io
dine for the toumey, which prop.
.My will include events. Both
hoys end rrl wul eompeie ta ,u
ara groups
The local swimming t e m
reached by Die KIcWs. traveled
te Bend last Sunday tor a meet
there with ewimmers Irora . seven
ether cities.
Joe Unman. Danny Shaw and
Tete Barnhisel made the trip. Lin
man took fourth In the no-yard
freestyle for age group 17 and
over, and Barnhisel won second In
diving. ,
Hicks said that any swimmers in
the area, who are interested in
competing in the upcoming tourn
ament are Invited to ain up
Practice is held dsily at the pool
lrom -7 p.m.
Homtmakers Camp
Te B Conducted
A homemasers camp at Lake of
the Woods will be held for women
t the Klamath Basin next Wednes
day. The camp will be held at Low
Jfchoea on the lake and will con
clude the following Sunday. It will
Include boating, swimming, craft
work, and other .activities.
Any interested women In the
basin are Invited to attend. In
formation may be obtained from
Mrs. Lee Hollidav, phone 7917, or
Mrs. Percy H. Poole, 4933.
FISH COUNT
PORTLAND in The upstream
movement of fish past Bonneville
Dam Tuesday': .
Chinook 7. jack 2tt, sleelhead
.M1, blueback II.
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Workshop To
Be Held
Three Klamath Ba.tln youths will
attend a student council workshop
at the University of Oregon next
Sunday.
The fie-day session is to he
held in the Era Memorial Union
Building, and is being conducted
by the Oregon Assarlatlon of Stu
dent Councils with the assistance
of tile School of Education at Ore
gon. Terr' Hannon of Klamath Union
Ifiph School, and Larry vertso:i
and Chris Lemler of Merrill will
make tne trip.
It is the first workshop of its
kind in Oregon, and is designed
to provide experience and develop
techniques in xroup leadership for
ytudem council members and their
sponsors.
Dr. Donald I. Wood, chairman
ol the advisory committee of the
National Association of Student
Councils. San Antonio, Texas, Is
consultant for the workshop. Some
125 Oreaon high school are ex
pected to be represented.
Four Basin
Men Enlist
Four Klamath Basin men have
enllsled in the U. S. Air Porce
for four-year terms.
On August 1, Honald E. Averett
and Edward O. Rae enlisted and
on August 4, Arlln L. Travis and
Leonard D. Bowling signed up.
Averett, son of Robert Averett,
39 Mam Street, is a former Klam
ath Union High School student;
Rae, son of Mrs. Dorothy Flackus,
2210 Ogden Street, Is a graduate
of the 1955 class of Henley High
School: Travis, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Lee A. Travis. P O. Box 54.
Malin, is a graduate in the 1955
class of Malin Hisih School: and
Bowlinir is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond N. Bowling, Merrill.
Klamath Airman
Completes Course
FIFTH AIR FORCE, Japan
Serving with the U. S. Air Porce
overseas, Airman Second Class
David A. Moran, Klamath rails,
recently completed a specialist's
course 'in aircraft maintenance at
Johnson Air Base. With trained
technicians necessary to sen-ice
the comntex aircraft in use today,
the USAF has a series of schools
throughout the world for special
ized instruction.
Airman Moran Is assigned to
the 13th Bomb Squadron of the
Third Bombardment Wing L), a
bomber unit engaged in the air
defense of Japan. His parents. Mr.
and Mrs. A. C. Moran, reside at
825 Martin Street.
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