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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 17, 1955)
T- - l WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17. 1955 HERALD AND NEWS. Kt-AMATH "VLLS. OREGON PAGE NINE ' ''''' I ZUH ,1 Jl J THIS lUILDING with a floor space of 70 by I 60 is built without center supports or pillars to How for a maximum amount of floor space for exhibits. Construction was completed this sum mer in time to be used for exhibits for this year's Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair. Multiple electric outlets will make it possible for service to numerous booths. Overhead lighting will prevent shadows in all Darts of the building. if'i J. V"- ; V Lakeview Lions Sponsor Third Annual Swim Meet ILL WHITAKER, manager of the Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair, is the busiest man in Tulelake. With fair days, September 4-5-4 less than a month away Whl taker is supervising con struction on new buildings while he keeps, an eye on fair, exhibits, concessions and the livestock sale. - KF Man Takes Motor Course Paul Mauldin or Parker Poiiliac his just returned from Santa Rosa, California, where he attend ed a series ot factory-directed mer chandising conferences. He learned about the operation of utility vehicles and the 40 see ds! attachments which have been adapted to them to perform a wide variety of agricultural and indus trial tasks. About 40 other Willys dealers attended. Mauldin said that the "do-lt-your- f elf" idea is applied extensively at the Willys training school tu Foun tain Grove Ranch, - near Santa Koea, The local dealer received a cer tificate of proficiency sigmlyinp completion of the conferences and final examination. The Willys training course is be ing offered to selected dealers from sales areas throughout the ceuntry and abroad. LAKE VIEW The third annual swimming meet was held Sunday at the Lakeview Community swim ming pool with the Lakeview Lions Club sponsoring the event. Stanley Tooke, pool manager, an nounces the following winners: div ing, pee wee division, Tommy Tooke and Jon Wayne Peters tied for first, George Remscn, third: i stroke, J. Tooke, S. Jarman, R Drinkwater; side stroke, J. Tooke, R. Drinkwater, S. Jarman. For girls 10-12, free style, 35 yards. Snerry Jarman, Shenain Arzner, Mary Jo Deely: back stroke. S. Jarman, Sara Ann El liott, M. Deely; breast, s. Jar man, S. Aivner. S. Elliott; side stroke. H. Arzner. S. Jarman, M. ueeiy. Boys. 10-12, free style, Dick Max College Night To Be Held Students, alumni and friends of Oregon State College along with OSC dads and mothers in Klamath Falls and surrounding communi ties will hold a family night pro gram Wednesday. August 24, at 8 p.m. at the YMCA. The meeting, sponsored by the OSC Federation, is intended to pro vide information to high school stu dents in the Klamth Falls area who have already been accepted for admission to Oregon State. In addition it will bring parents of new students and the entire OSC family up-to-date on recent devel opments on the college campus. Anyone interested in the college program is welcome. Representing the college will be vV. M. Langan, agricultural student personnel adviser; and Robert Knoll, manager alumni asscciation. Robert M. Thompson of Klamath Falls, member of the OSC Alumni Association board of directors, is chairman of the local arrangements committee. He will be assisted by Paul Deiler, OSC Dads club repre sentative. Refreshments will be served by the OSC Federation com mittee following the meeting. Students who will enter Oregon State for the first time this .fall and their parents are especielly Invited to the meeting, according to Thompson. Students, new and old. are invited to bring along ques tions on entrance, housing, fees, courses, activities and similar mat ters. This will be one ot about 20 sim ilar meetings to be held in dif ferent sections of the state between now and the opening of college. junior division, Jerry Parkinson J well, Tommy Tooke, Larry Taylor and Sherry Jarman tied lor first, ' breast, T. Tooke. Dennis Barvv. Marvin Tyler, third; 17 years and D. Maxwell; side, T. Tooke, D. over, Elizabeth Suba, Jan Benton. Thomas Hoffman; mixed diving, Larry Johnson, Jerry Parkinson, Jan Benton. Free style relay, girls 10-12, Sher ry Jarman, Mary Jo Deely, Mur iel Rcmsen; boys 10-12. Jimmy Clinton, Dennis Barry, Dick Max well. Medley relay, ' boys and girls 13-15, Ronnie Dickinson, Larry Johnson, JoAnn Groom, Susan Qui senberry. Donnie Peters; 16 and over, Elizabeth Suba. George Egen boff, Thomas Hoffman. In the free style, 25 yards, boys and girls 6-9, Jimmy Tooke, Rich ard Drinkwater, Jon. Wayne Pe ters; back stroke, R. Drinkwater, J, Tooke,- Sheila Jarman; breast Crash Survivors Treated In North THE PAS. Man.. Two oil company employes who parachuted from a disabled plane over north ern Saskatchewan were treated in a hospital here today lor shock and malnutrition. lour other Imperial Oil Co. em ployes aboard the plane died when it crashed Saturday near the Manitoba-Saskatchewan border. A search plane yesterday picked up O. H. Kendall. 25. and Owen Smith. 24, both of Regina, Sask. One of ihe men was spotted nine miles from the crash scene by a search plane. A pontoon-equipped plane-was summoned and the sec ond man was found after the rescuers landed.. Maxwell, George Remscn; back crawl, Jimmy Clinton, T. Tooke, Francis Estep. Girls, 13-15, free style, Jo Ann jroom, Molly Fletcher, Gayle Jones; back stroke. J. Groom, Grctchen Klippel, M. Fletcher; breast. J. Groom. G. Jones, M. Fletcher; side. G. Klippel. J. uiuoni, ivi. rictcner. Boys. 13-14. free style, Jerry Parkinson, L. Johnson, Ronnie Dickinson; breast, J. Parkinson, L. Johnson, R. Dickinson: side J. Parkinson, L. Johnson. Marvin Tyler; back. J. Parkinson, L. John son, R. Dickinson. Girls, 16 and over, free style, Barbara MacKay, Elizabeth Suba; breast, E. Suba, B. MacKay; side, Suba, MacKay. Boys, 16 and over, free style. Jan Benton, Thomas Hollman, George Egenhoff; breast, Alan Smith, George Egenhoff; side, O Egenhoff, J. Benton. A. Smith; back for boys and girls, G Egen hoff, E. Suba. S. SANDRA HUGHES, Miss Weed, will compete for the title of Miss Siskiyou at the Siskiyou County Fair, August 19-21. The winner will be se lected Wednesday night. She is a senior at Weed High School and is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. William Hughes of Weed. Photo by Shasta View Studio. Girl Wins Big Prize NEW YORK, try- A 12-year-old schoolgirl spelled her way into $8,000 last night by clicking oft "antldlsestablishmentarianism ' on the CBS t e I e v 1 t o n show "The 164.000 Question. , Gloria Lockerman's grandmother will decide whether the junior high school student tries the 116.000 question next Tuesday or settles lor the ta.ooo. If she tries for the $16,000 and fails, she will receive a $4,000 col lege education trust fund as a consolation pi lie. The regular con solation price is an expensive auto mobile, but the rule was altered in view of Gloria's age. Olorla, a Negro, who finished 34th out of 62 finalists in the Na tionalist Spelling Bee at Washing ton, DC, last May, smiled as she picked spelling as her category on the TV .show last night. Gloria, a ninth-grade student at Booker T. Washington Junior High School, Baltimore, was accompa nied on the program by - her grandmother Mrs. Bertha Key, with whom she llv. Gloria spelled coyote, dinosaur, chinchilla and hippopotamus to win an assured $512. She then moved up through $1,000 by spell ing plenipotentiary, $2,000 with gingham and taffeta, and $4-000 with minuet, waits and mazurka. Voight's give Green Stamps, your school supplies early. get DESCENDENTS RAINELLE, W. Va. ifl Mrs. Mary Frances Kenney, 93, died yesterday, leaving 149 direct de scendents, i sons, 6 daughters, 62 prandchlldren, 75 great-grandchil dren and 1 great-great-grandchild. I FREE ESTIMATE en ROOFING ASBESTOS SIDING INSULATION CEMENT FOUNDATIONS No Down Payment 36 Months to Pay ROGERS ROOFING Phone 8866 JUNK WANTED! HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR SCRAP IRON & METAL WE NEED 1,000 TONS OF IRON THIS MONTH Klamath Salvage Co. 101 Bread St. Phone 2-1 477 The 1956 AUNev ummm WILL BE HERE SOON! WATCH FOR THE (pAsmicA SHOWING at BASIN MOTORS Church Group Meets In Malin MALIN The monthly fellowship Weeting of the Assemblies of God i the Malin section was held in Malin Park Hall August 8 with a petluck suppec in the evening. Tie gathering was a farewell for Tohn and Agnes Amundson, pas lors of the Malin Assembly of God Church, who have resigned and plsn to leave by the end of Au gust. They will enroll in the Latin American Bible Institute in Puente, California, to prepare for a mis aiaasry life among Spanish speak er people. LMBERJACK'S mMello Maple Flavor I Real Breakfast I 1 Pleasure! S mml SUMMER SPECIAL! Short Time Only Btock Wood 7.50 Green Fir Slabs 8.50 Peyton & Co. 835 Market Ph. 5149 asks... J V The Finest Buses! No Local Stopsl from KLAMATH FALLS No Change of Bus No Extra Fare t ts Euj.ne $3.95 Son Francisco Secramtnta 5.50 Seattle Portland S.5 Lot Angeles .. Ooklond 5.95 Rilurn Trip 20 ... 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