Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, August 11, 1958, Page 3, Image 3

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    MONDAY. AUGUST 11, ! m
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE THREE
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Shrine Circus
Set Tuesday
Comedy takes on a variety of
forms in this year's edition of Po-
lack Brothers Circus which will
show at the fairgrounds under the
sponsorship of the Klamath Falls
Shrine Club. Tuesday and Wednes
day, with matinee and night per
formances at 2:15 and 8:15 daily.
Mirth motivates the acrobatic
skills of the Original Cutis, whose
pandemonium of pranks is a laugh-
inducing highlight of the circus.
Outstanding individual comic is
Tommy Hanneford, unpredictable
buffoon- of the famous George
Hanneford Family of bareback
riders.
There are ingratiating touches of
humor in the performances of Jan
et's Pet Revue. Jennier's Seals and
the Besalou Elephants.
The clowns, who appear before
the circus and at intervals during
its progress, are headed by the un
inhibited happy hobo Gene Ran-
dow, who this year has a minia
ture counterpart in the person of
I Harold Simmons.
Appearing for the first time in
America are the Bizzarro Broth
ers, a trio of musical mimes from
Italy whose bell-ringing and me
lodious surprises provide a refresh
ing novelty.
Musical versatility also is dis
played by clowns Johnny Cirillino
and Chuckles Facer, the former a
recruit from vaudeville's song-and-dance
ranks.
In a circus memorable for its
tension-building thrill features, the
comedy interludes afford the prop
er relief.
CITY BRIEFS
A HEADSTRONG PAIR:
Mickey and Cherley of the
Original Gutis get their
heads together for Tuesday
and Wednesday's Shrine
Circus.
CONTAGIOUS
KANSAS CITY, Kan. (AP)-It
was the small hours of the morn
ing when the old coon dog began
to bay. A shotgun roared and a
man screamed. Investigating offi
cers found a man who explained:
"I got to hearin' Old, Sad (the
coon dog) baying, and 1 just got
so happy listenin' to him I had to
do some shootin and hollerin'.
Picnic The Altamont Exten
sion picnic will be held at Mrs.
Wallace Uerlings, 4540 Shasta
Way, Tuesday. August 12, at noon.
It will be potluck with coffee, ice
tea, rolls and butter furnished.
Bring own table service. Every
one welcome.
Schoolmates will not meet on
Friday. August 15. as originally
scheduled, but will meet Friday.
August 22. at the Wamnler Ranch
on the upper lake. Mrs. McLemore
will be hostess. Potluck dinner at
1 p.m.
The Degree of Honor will hold
its annual hostess night tonight at
8 o'clock at the Knights of Colum
bus Hall. All drill team members
please attend.
rnilfrhtpl-s llnmji Vicitnrc at
the hnmp nf Mr ntvl Mrs loccn
Brown, Henley, on the Merrill Road
nave Deen tneir daughter, Norma,
niirsp at Samaritan Hncnilal l.imo
Linda. California, and Betty, also
ot Loma Linda, who teaches in
ban Bernardino.
Letter Gus Vorchis has re
ceived a letter from Mrs. Eleanor
Roosevelt thanking him for flow
ers raised in his garden and greet
ings from Mamath halls.
Rninilaf k Atldlist mPPtind fit
the Evergreen Garden Club will
be held at 7:3U p.m. Wednesday,
August 13, at the home of Mrs.
Wesley Harsey, 4525 Bisbee Street.
Women of the Moose. Chapter
467, will hold a nominating com
mittee meeting August 12 at 7:30
p.m. at the Moose Hall. Anyone
interested in being nominated for
treasurer please call one of the
following numbers, Iris Fairchild.
TU 4-8308; Jerry Asher, TU 2-3175
or Thelma Litzenberger, TU 4-7337.
Committee Meeting Women of
the Moose, Chapter 467, will have
a committee meeting at 8 p.m. on
Tuesday. August 12. at the Moose
Hall. All chairmen are asked to
attend.
Visitor Mrs. G. II. Hageman.
5016 Johns Avenue, had as her
weekend guest her mother. Mrs.
Z. A. Shiere, Toledo. Oregon, rep
resentative of the Do Good He
bekah Lodge, and Mrs. Iren
Ryan, Corvallis, member of the
same lodge, in Klamath Falls fur
the district convention of Rebckahs
which convened Saturday.
Girls who are to attend the
second session of the Girl Scout
established camp are to report to
the buses behind Klamath Union
High School at 12:30 p.m. on
Tuesday. August 12. Buses
leave promptly at 1 p.m.
will
BPW Board meeting tonight,
6:30. in the Willard Hotel. All
board members please attend. -Home
Florence Pielke has re
turned from a visit in Seguin. Tex- with a second son, Ted Nelson,
as. where she visited a son. Eric student at the University of Call
Nelson and family, including a new fornia, Berkeley, majoring in Ori
granddaughter. She also visited I ental languages.
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