Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, August 20, 1958, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextM'EDN'KSDAY. AUGUST 20. 1358 HERALD ANT) NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE S A CITY BRIEFS Winners Told In 4-H Show Schoolmate! will meet Fri . day for a 12 o'clock potluck lunch eon at the home of Mrs. Winnie McLemore on the Upper Klamath ". Lake. Rummage Sale sponsored by the Women's Association of Peace Memorial ' Presbyterian! Rummage Sale at Clyde's Church, will take place Friday and 'Towing Service starting at 9 a.m. Saturday from e a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and Saturday, August 22 Call TU 2-508 or TU 2-2000 for and 23, sponsored by the Manzanita a series of public card parties this summer and fall, beginning Fri day night, August 22, in the Olene Hall. Play will begin- at 8 p.m. with Zetta Sullivan in charge. Pin ochle will be in play. Refreshments will be served. pickup. ) Round Dance Class The Mer ry Mixers will hold a round dance class Wednesday, August 20, at the Eouth Sixth Street Community Hall. Shirley Mayhew will start instruc- tion at 8 p.m. Ladies please bring cookies or cake. - . Picnic The Zion Lutheran . Church Ladies Aid will hold a pot luck picnic at 11:30 a.m. Thurs day, August 21, in Wiard Park. All ladies of the church, and friends, are invited, and are asked to bring their own table, service. Coffee and punch will be provid ed. i VFW Auxiliary - Pelican Auxil iary 1383, VFW. will fold cancer bandages Thursday at 8 p.m. at the VFW Hall, 515 Klamath Ave nue. Refreshments will be served. Those attending are urged to bring a friend. Ice Cream Social at the Re organized Church of Jesus Christ if the Latter Day Saints, Ninth ' snd Plum, Friday, August 22. '. Homemade pie. ice cream and coffee all for 35 cents. Hours, 7 - p.m. to 9 p.m. , i Klamath Lutheran There will be only one service on Sun' day, August 24, at Klamath Luth eran Church, 1175 Crescent Ave nue. This, will be a service with Holy Communion, at 9:30 a.m. It will be followed by an important congregational meeting. All mem bers are urged to attend. There will be no 11 a.m. service that day. Algoma Picnic A potluck pic ric for former employes of thei Algoma mill and former residents of Algoma will be held at noon Sunday, August 24, in Ashland Lithia Park. It is believed to be the first such picnic since the Al goma mill was closed, Resuming Parties The Lost River Grange will again sponsor Francis Skinner, Klamath Coun ty 4-H leader, has released this partial list of winners in numer ous divisions of the Klamath Coun ty Junior Livestock Show and the Junior Fall Fair. Due to lack of space, only the first three placings have been published. The list follows: Beef Beginner Beef Showman shipFirst, Donna Davis, Bly second, Fleur Partridge, Bonanza third, Carolyn Obenchain, Bly Glenna Weatherby, Malin. Reserve Champion Swine Show man Sieve Schmeck, Henley. Bi'ginners Swine Showmanship First. Mike Peacock, Bonanza; second, Larry Siahl, Henley; third, j in.rmpdi. Rf Showmanshio i Nancy Nesrevski. Henley First, Bruce Haskins, Bonanza: I Intermediate Swine Showman- second. Mike Kenvon. Malin; third snip rirst, Maria Burnelie, Ho- Social Club. Call TU 2-0331 or TU 4-6835 for anyone wishing rum mage picked up, or will be open Thursday evening from 6:30 to 9 for anyone wishing to bring rummage. Moose Pa's Bowline League will hold a general meeting at the .Moose Lodge Saturday at 8 p.m. All Moose men bowlers invited. Moose Ma'i Bowling League will hold a general meeting at the Moose Lodge Thursday at 8 p.m. All Moose women bowlers invited. Weather Table United Press International California Weather United Press International San Francisco Bay. Area: Fair through Thursday except fog near ocean extending inland in morn ing; high today San Francisco 66, Oakland .74. San Mateo 75, San Rafael 80; low tonight 56-62; west erly winds lighter than normal. Mt. Shasta-Siskiyou area: Most ly fair through Thursday but chance of a few afternoon or eve ning thunderstorms; little change in temperature. Sacramento Valley: Fair through Thursday; little change in temperature; high both days 90- 100; low tonight 63-73; southerly winds 7-14 m.p.h. Northwestern California: Fair through Thursday except chance of a few afternoon or evening thunderstorms north portion; local morning fog on coast; little chance in temperature: high to day and low tonight Ukiah 98-61, Santa Rosa 82-54, Napa 81-57: coastal winds variable 8-16 m.p.h. SAN FRANCISCO (UPD -Five-day weather forecast for Northern California: No precipitation except scattered thunderstorms at times in mountains: temperatures near normal: normal minimum-maxi mum Sacramento 57-89. Red Bluff 64-95, Eureka 53-62, Santa Rosa 4'-82, Blue Canyon 57-76. Temperatures and rainfall for 24 hours ending at 4 a.m. High Low Rain Albuquerque 91 66 Atlanta 88 6 Bakersfield 98 72 Boise 89 72 Brownsville 92 76 .14 Chicago 86 74 Denver 82 58 Detroit 77 66 El Centra 108 83 Fort Worth 94 77 Fresno 98 70 Helena 83 . 53 Kansas City 89 75 Los Angeles 82 65 Minneapolis 90 62 New Orleans 93 75 Nevy York . 76 63 Oakland . 74 62 Oklahoma City 90 Phoenix 101 83 Pittsburgh 74 56 Red Bluff 96 Reno 87 Sacramento 95 Salt Lake City 89 57 San Diego 79 69 San Francisco 64 56 Seattle 81 54 Spokane 89 63 Stockton . 96 64 Thermal 107 80 Washington 80 63 Asian Pair Set To Join Parents WASHINGTON (AP) - Bills have been passed by the House which would permit two persons to come from Asia to join their parents in Eugene, Ore. The bills now go to the White House having been passed by the Senate. One measure would permit Hing Man Chau, 21, to join his father. King Yat Chau. The other pro vides for a reunion between Kunio Inouye Sparkman, 8, and his adoptive mother, Lois Sparkman, a Eugene school teacher. Dale Hill. Merrill. Senior Beef Showmanship First, Nancy Warren. Henley; second, Chester Schooler, Bonanza; third, Kirby Wilson. Malin. Horse Horsemanship Be ginners First, Mary urace, i-eu-can; second, Jennifer Hummel. Henley; third, Starla Beymer, Henley. Horsemanship Junior First. Carol Rrei. Pelican: second, San dra Woodard, Henley; third, Charles Gray, Henley. Horsemanship Intermediate First, David Woodard. Henley; second. Chet Ralston. Henley; third, Julie Chaney, Pelican. Horsemanship Senior First, Bob Drace, Pelican; second, Don nanza: second. Dan Duncan. Ma lin; third, Linda Ingram, Malin. Advanced Swine Showmanship First, Glenna Weatherby, Malin; second, Steve Schmeck, Henley; third. Mike Botens. Bonanza. Sheep Grand Champion Sheep Showmanship Gary Boyd, Hen ley. Reserve Grand Champion Sheep Showmanship Eileen Fitzgerald, Pioneer. Beginner Sheep Showmanship First, Lois Cutright, Malin: sec ond, Virginia Nobel, Langell Val ley; third. Gena Spillman, Poe Val ley. Intermediate Sheep Showman ship (Class n First and Cham pion, Larry Petersen, Shasta; sec- ruiau, aftuiiu, wwu. . . n , . i tuiwA rori, piaE u"u aiiu nfsci ve inamuion, nay cnu, iw.iu, - '"" , .,(.., Mill. Iki-J CU Altamont, Colt At Halter First, Rosemary Raymond, Henley; second, Carol Frei, Henley; third, David Wood ard, Henley. Rabbits Senior Doe First, Har old Gabrielson, Lindley -Heights: second, Jo Anne Merritt, Shasta. Rabbits Junior Doe First, Jo Anne Merritt. Shasta: second, Eu gene Newnham, Merrill; third, Rob ert Newnham, Merrill. Rabbits Senior Buck First, Jo Anne Merritt, Shasta: second. Eugene Newnham, Merrill; third Robert Newnham, Merrill. Rabbits-Junior Buck first, Jo Anne Merritt, Shasta. Rabbits Doe and Litter First, Jo Anne Merritt, Shasta; second. Dan Croft, Henley; thirdi Kenneth Newnham, Merrill. Rabbits Pen of Two Market Rabbits First, Jo Anne Merritt, Shasta; second, Dan Croft, Hen ley. Poultry Other Heavy Breeds First, Wayne Lahoda, Sprague Riv er. Poultry Turkeys Third, Wayne Lahoda, Sprague River. Hogs Champion Swine Showman YOUR TRADE-IN MAKES THE DOWN PAYMENT FDC3EY(S)KE LABOR DAY Tl RE Andrus. Poe Valley. Intermediate Sheep Showmanship 'Class 21 First, David West, Merrill: second, Gary Orem. Mer rill: third. Sidney Noles. Henley Advanced Sheep Showmanship rirst, Gary Boyd, Henley; second, Eileen Fitzgerald, Pioneer: third, Virginia Hatchett, Poe Valley. Beginner Dairy Showmanship First, Allen Hobson, Merrill; sec ond, David Born, Olene; third, John Espinosa, Midland. Intermediate Dairy Show manship First, Treeca Collins. Merrill; second, Stephen Reiling, Olene: third, Lois Hobson, Merrill. Advanced Dairy Showmanship First. Alvin Born. Olene: second. Rosie Scala, Midland; third, Shar on Hobson, Merrill. Beef Grand Champion Steer Harry Wilson, Malin. Reserve Grand Champion Steer Richard Clark. Malin. Light Hereford Steer First, Kirby Wilson, Malin; second, Ross Lanphear, Olene; third, Nick Shuck. Olene. Medium Hereford Steer First. David Howell. Bonanza: second. Janet Lyon, Olene; third, Myrtle Barnes. Merrill. Medium Heavy Hereford Steer First. Rod Schooler. Bonanza: sec ond. Jim Moore, Merrill; third, Gregory Davis, Bly. Heavy Hereford Steers First. Darla Micka. Malin: second. Darry Micka. Malin; third, Bruce lias kins. Bonanza. Light Angus Steers First, Nan cy Warren, Henley; second, Bev erly Potter, Keno; third, Bill Taylor. Henley. Heavy Angus Steer First, Har ry Wilson, Malin; second, Rich ard Clark, Malin; third, Kathleen Fisk, Malin. Shorthorn Steer First, Don Johnson, Malin: second, John Rob erts. Henley; third, Carolyn Brow er. Henley. FFA Market Beef, First, Ralph Lyon, Malin; second. Har vey Milligan. Malin; third, Gordon Kandra. Malm. Hereford Yearling Heifer First and Reserve Champion, Don ald Jacob, Bonanza. Hereford Cow First and Champion. Roger Jacob, Bonanza. Angus Yearling Heifer First, Lynn Pope, Merrill. Second, Nancy Warren, Henley; Third, Wayne Blodgett, Henley. Angus Cow First, Dick John son. Henley; second, Lee Ficgi, Olene. (To be Continued) Georgia's state tree is the live oak. AMERICAN BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday Services 1 1 a.m. Mnno Boom Atttmont Jr. High ROM Salb ctb VALLEY PUMP AND EQUIPMENT COMPANY COMPLETE PUMPING SERVICE ALL MAKES REPAIRED Call TU 4-9776 FREE! Attractive Stainless Steel Place Setting with every 10 gallon gasoline purchoie or lube Job. STONE'S SIGNAL SERVICE 9th t Pint Ph. 4-SJ67 f0 .28 k.ifl."' r- i . ...v a. " um - . ..koiw in a. Dr. Sidney- O. 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