Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, October 13, 1955, Image 28

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Newspaper Page Texti f PAGE THIRTY HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OVEfiON THURSDAY. OCTOBKR 13. 1955 y , Dull Sale Owners Listed Hie twenfth annual Moiioc Coun ty Ranee Bull Sale win be held In Cedarvllle on October 15 and lfi. This le Is the oldest t!iaaeo. saie In Calilornia and uses me univer sity ot California record of per formance system ol grading. Consignors to this year's sale are Herefords. Randall Collis. Al turas; John Kelley. Alturas: Carl- on ranches, Danviuc: n. n. uui mister, AHuras; Lemuel W. Ear nest, Cassel; H. C. Ncer, Taylor, vllle- O. H. Schafiver. Tulclakc; lister E. Clark, Susanvillc; Frank M. Duncan, Cabsel: Uavid Doycl. Cassel; B. G. McClelland and Sons, Susanvillc; George Barlcll. Bieber; Robert Bartell, Biebci ; K M. Torurimson. Adin; 7 D Ranch, Rusanville; Clyde Hill, Cedarvllle. Daniel 'f. Hill. Cedarvllle; Dud ley Parker Ranch, Gazelle; Win terton Bros.. Kamas, Utah; Floyd Bidwell, Cassel; Estes and Estes. Burney; Angus-Morris Doty, Cas net and Shorthorns A, J. Gray, Port Bragg. A feature of the sale will be COMBINE harvests barley on the Ih pen lots of bulls. These pens I I vjere teaiureu at me ijt cmc. r.nnslunors have declared 10 pens ot two and three bulls each to tins i . H. 41 Lost Salem Hunters Found DALLAS. Ore. lfi Two Salem companion his shirt at one time In The wives took the men to Salem for a physical checkup before tak ing them home for a hot meal and night's rest. hnrK-i'.s neur exhaustion efier be ing lost overnight in the woods near here, were lound by search ers at dualc Tuesday. First clue to the missing men's an effort to Keep mm warm. Zurich's undershirt, as well as the men's other clothing, had been torn by the heavy underbrush. The two men's wives were in the whereabouts wan provided by a,irea when the men were brought woman motorist who said she had heard muflled shouts while driving ihe falls City-ValseU highway late J uesaay aiieinuuii. The woman, whose name was not learned, said she had heard the shouts on the south side of the! road. Until then searchers had I been concentrating on the north side. ' Jack Vann, a state forest depart-', ment employe, took a crew into the area poimed'out by the woman i and the two men, Fred Gephardt SH. and his companion Bill Zunck. were found preparing to spend an other msht in the cold rain. The two men, who became the object of a widespread search when they failed to return Monday : night from a hunting trip, told of j wandering throughout the night without coats. Zunck had given his1 out of the woods. Gebhardt was so weakened by '.he ordeal that he had to be car-lied. GREYHOUND CAFE (Formerly Binqs Cafe) Now Under New Ownership New Hours 5 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. Featuring A Noon Special! EARLY BIRD SPECIAL! Joan Leslie Juniors Ladies and Misses $E95 li O Rayons O Corduroys O Cottons BON BAZAAR Low, Low Prices Plus ZrK Green Stamps 4480 So. 6th Next to Oregon Food and $7.95 Bill Mathis ranch on the Lakeview Hiqhway. year ft stie. The sue vim ne primarily ai Herfctotd tale viitti 16 ol the W touVlK coftBiStwd betas Hcrelovuii.l 4-H Members' Rolls Rise 'We are more interested in steady Rains in 4-H enrollment than sudden spurts ol memoer- shlD." Hutton said. Our goal 1: .nnllmioH incTP9RP in 4-H TllPm- Mcmnershln In 4-H clubs in Ore- older who attended 4-H summer I hrshln nnd . .re nianninir lea- . 1 . n ncf" I . . .r . ..... - two KriKua an two shorihovn. "'" ku ' ui "" i"" I . i aersnip training 10 carry oui uie Thrae ol ttws HcrelorOs coraiunca', ' ,, , ' . , J , C1"C"M"" p"B'" J""'" i program. ra polled and liom J. E. Kcilv "" - i loaaeranip nss oeen going on uitc of itlturiM. lureBon ovnve 'ji-rp. n. i,m dm hen 488 4-H'crs assisted In Thm program lor Oia two dnvl '"ember increase pushed enroll-1 (ta) ciujS. Today in Oregon. 616 mvent ijt VrtdaV. oraHIn b .tr,. llirflt fiUUl'Pft lin tO 2S.S37 DlrUL.ii.,. ,U'.,u Vtnlnincr In nr. nRift,i.tt bu"t 7:30 ""'","? boya '" c,ub" """""ehoul " (tanlite and plan material wilh lo- ,c wu .n,D unatf uoiii jui i cal leaders. A junior leader must !' .in. sjniuiany, me uuis lea no.vs Dy rour lo one be at least 14 yeara old. osruecue Begins at u a.m. and In the menibemliip Increase wlllh Project work also has Increased the sale at 1 p.m, Members of the sale committee are Kenneth Flournoy. Likely, chairman; Gail Hicks, Cedarvllle, treasurer; Randall Collis, Altunis: John Weber, Alturas; Norman Nichols, Alturas; Garland Cundilf. New Pine Creek; John Laxague. Cedarvllle; Dave Grove, Eagle ville; Clyde Hill, Cedarvllle and Roland J. Christiansen, Cedarvillc, ales manager. Sale catalogs for this annual vent can be obtained by writing or calling R. J. Christiansen, sales manager, Cedarvllle, California. Catalogs will be mailed to all for mer buyers. , . girls and 182 boys listed as A 4.H.cr may work on more than first-year metnbers. This makes a total of 16,691 girls and 9,846 boys in Oregon clubs. Hutton said more and more members who have been in organ ization work for six years or long er are staying active. Older mem ber interest was exhibited last summer by a 109 Increase in the number of members 16 years or i)c project, which Is a work plan that involves different phases of home economics and agriculture. There are 1.707 more projects suc cessfully completed last year than during the previous year. Hutton pointed out that this year's enrollment mark was with in a thousand of Oregon's all-time members in 1950. SIEGE SAIGON, South Viet Nam W Gen. 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