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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1955)
THURSDAY. AUGUST 18. 1955 Pacific Stock Show Planned The Pacific International Live Ctoclc Exposition will bold its 4Mb annual showing October 15-32 at its North Portland plant, Manager Waiter Holt announced this week. As last year, the P-I again will be a straight livestock show, al though It will have a companion feature in the Lewis and Clark Sesquicentennlal Exposition o( Pro gress in the main exhibit ball. This feature, sponsored by the Down town Portland Optimists Club, will carry out the Lewis and Clark theme in commercial and industrial exhibits and entertainment attrac tions. Premium books were mailed last week, lor the livestock show, which gain this year will Include com- Evans Books Guy Lombardo Baltiy Evans announced Thurs day that he has booked Guy Lom bardo and His Royal Canadians for a dance, Saturday, September 34 in the Exhibit Building at Klam ath County Fairgrounds. Evans said he selected the fair grounds for the site of the dance because of a larger floor and greater parsing- space. The Lombardo band is on an 11-day West Coast tour prior 10 an engagement in Las Vegas, Nevada. The famous maestro will have all of. his regular favorites with him. Klamath Falls will be the only Oregon stop (or Lombardo, except ing Portland. A special bandstand is being in stalled as well as a modern sys tem of lighting so that the band can be properly presented. Grass Contest Entry Planned Klamath County will enter a can dictate in the statewide "grass man of the year" contest, it was an nounced Wednesday at the weekly meeting of the county's chamber directors. The "grass man of the year" mobt outstanding pasture land rancher in the state will be selected October 15 by the Port land Chamber of Commerce, spon sors of the annual event. Heading Klamath County's com mittee in charge ol selecting the county candidate is J. W. Kerns. Assisting him will be Ray Peter sen, Boo cooper, jonn aerg and Walter Risse. County farmer groups, members of the U. S. Soil Conservation Com mission and the county agent's of fice will aid the committee in pick ing the county representative. The winning rancher will be named about September 26, Kerns said. Recruiter Fails To Receive Calls T-Sgt. Ooo Adams, local Air Force recruiter, is beginning worry. Ordinarily he receives telephone calls throughout the day. so tar this week he has been called only once. Adams is afraid that the Army Is getting all his enlistees. The Army recruiting station has been moved to a new location, but has kept the old number that the two services shared when they were in the same otflce. Adams ha3 a new number now find his lone call was lrom hi; wife. She wasn't interested in enlisting, WHO CAN HELP YOUR HEARING? 1 T: it i 4 V 3 Jv 4 I Can! 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A total of $4S,ooo in nremium money and the prestige ol showing at the P-I with its long-established reputation lor top-night competi tion again is attracting entries from the country's best . known herds. Holt said. Among those re questing entry blanks are the Harmony Jersevs Farms. Clair Smith, manager. Greenwich. Con necticut. They will show better than 30 head of Jerseys. Closing date for entries is October 1. National breed association spec ial recognition again will add to the prestige of two shows the Register of Merit Hereford Show and the Regional Holstein show. Chamber Honors Basin Pioneers & Two of Klamath County's ven erable pioneers Wednesday were accorded lile-Ume honorary mem berships in the Klamath County Chamber of Commerce. At the weekly meeting of the chamber's board, Dr. George Wright and Bert Hall were unani mously voted the honor. Both of the civic leaders aided In developing the county from its virtual inception. The doctor and the board direc tor of the California Oregon Fjwer Company have served as commit tee chairmen, and officers In the chamber many times in the last several years. Deb Addison, president of the chamber, presided at the Wednes day meet. HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THREE Copco Water Plan Backed Copco's plans tor Klamath Ba sin's power development and wa ter storage was given unanimous approval by the county's chamber of commerce board of directors at their weekly meeting Wednesday. The power company's plans call for storage of the overflow of Up per Klamath Lake in Aspen and Round lakes, and for domestic, ag ricultural and municipal needs to be given priority over Copco s use of the water. The proposed project would pro vide for storage of 580.000 acre-teet of water and would provide a pow er development of 316,000 kilowatts of power. If the plans are approved by the various federal and California and Oregon regulatory authorities, the consummation of a 50-year contract will start the construction of the necessary dams and canals of the proposed project. The overflow water during the run-off seasons of Upper Klamath Lake is now lost. Various other agencies, govern ment and private, have submitted plans for the overflow storage, but the one submitted by the Califor nia Oregon Power Company met with the most favor from the chamber's board. The Wednesday meeting was held at the Winema Hotel. ACCUSED TOKYO Japan Thursdav accused South Korea of illegally holding 542 Japanese fishermen In filthy, ' Jammed prisons ruled by whip-carrying guards. New Farm Bureau Plan Rejected EASTSIDE Flans to organize an Eastslde Farm Bureau Center failed to materialize when the proj ect was voted down at an August 11 meeting here. The group met at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Ben Vernon. Those attending included Clyde Fenlmore, Westside center chair man, and Mrs. Feuimore, Mr. and Mrs. Walt Llghtle, Earl Sanlord. Neil Elliott, James Snider, Truman Hartzog and a representative of the slate farm bureau office from Salem. Since the group opposed the Idea of starting a local center. It was suggested that Eastslders Join with another center and further consid eration is being given the Idea. Rebekah Lodge Plans Meeting MERRILL Merrill Rebekah Lodge No. 151 and Fraternity Re bekah Lodge No. 106 will hold a ioim special meeting at Merrill, September 8. with a 6:30 p.m. potluck dmner preceding the meet ing. Edna Bradley, president of Re bekah Assembly ol Oregon will pay her official visit to both lodges at this time. The Noble Grand appointed the following committees: table dec orating, chairman Maxlue Cole, assisted by Hazel Bowman, Mil dred Rexford. Marjorie Burlelh. and Vivinu Cunnincham: table set ting. Irene Hill, chairman. 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