M'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. Note,
OptomclrUL European
graduate, maker of
artificial eei.
, COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO.
730 MAIN ST.
2175 So. 6th St. I I
I I " '
Sensational Low Prices, All Sizes and Typos
MBUUU
mi
Tire$tone
SUPER CHAMPION
NEW TREADS
i Apprtea on oovna r irw Denies
or on Your Own Tires
6.70-JS
OTHER SIZES
FROM 8.45 to 13.65
EUack, TubeJess or Tubed-Typo
Ptvs Tax and Recoppoble Tire
Tir$fotte
SUPER CHAMPION
NEW TIRES
Built with Firestonf Rubber-X
for greatly increased mileage
1
6.70-15
OTHER SIZES
FROM 11.95 to 16.25
Black, Tubed-Typ
'Plus Tax ond Reoppobt Tir
Tiretfoti
De Luxe
Super Champion
RAYON CORD
11
5
6-70-15
Uacfcwafl
Tubad-Typ
AU SIZES ON SALE
Mm. Tax and tacoppabU Tin
Tir$ton
De Luxe
Super Champion
NYLON CORD
17
6.70-15
BlocfcwaN
Tubd-Typ
ALL SIZES ON SALE
Plut Tox and Ocoppabl Tim
mmm.
mm m
1151
ONLY FIRESTONE GIVES YOU THESE THREE FEATURES
Speedway Proved for high-speed safety
Rubber-X for extra-long mileage
SF Safety Fortified Cord Body for extra blowout protection
y Many More Bargains During Our Labor Day .Tire Sale
HOW'S YOUR ROOF? 20 GIFT CERTIFICATE
WITH SEARS INSTALLED ROOFING - NOW!
3-IN-l SHINGLES
ee53 guarantee i
; W '' I III V Jr:. i Homart Insulating
fliii M I"! llUnFpiSTgl Ceiling Tile
hr C.:::,-. i I III lillll z 1 1 c
; If i'-v-. "" 'i ll iSilifaii 111 -w. 'M
II W ' " M " I IS-SHiiiffiaB-SSilO 1 " . 1
:-f I FN , .-"Jl r-. ,
i7.-- '"I y
i-.r7 . ..
Now's th time to
buy Sears applied
roofing! $20 gift cer
tificate can be used
towards any pur
chase in any depart
ment at Sears. It'i
for FREE!
Uniformly thick 97 double coverage
210 pounds of protection per 100 square feet
Our most popular roofing. It can be used on
nearly any roof and gives years and years of
dependable protection. Call TU 2-4481 for
a free estimate!
Sears Gives Complete Protection
You receive a 10-year written guarantee on
both materials and workmanship. You can de
pend on Sears for high quality roofing and ex
pert installation.
1 J,X"
jjggji p?
Juit ttopla ovnr no or otd teid-gt
h home, office, itorti. D"--' i
. Proointerf ivory. 12xl2-in.
'Decorate For Less I
Insulating Wallboard
8?' 2.19
Now yoj car (Wiish that room quictrly,
oiily and KOrtomicallyl Homart n
tulating wallboard grvet yov more.
Up to 36 ,
Months to pay
on Sears
Modernizing
Credit Plan
YOUR FIRESTONE STORE
Aluminum Combination Door
Gives Stylish Convenience
88
e Easy to change panels
All hardware Included
36
Fj SLT--L
S fllll
6th and Pine
Phone TU 4-8109
AND
J. W. KERNS
Ends the drudgery of seasonal switching. Two gloss
panel inserts interchange with two aluminum screen
inserts from inside your house. Rustproof aluminum
stays bright and never needs painting. Save nowl
Ponderosa Pine
Screen Door
Rpg. to 10 50
HOMART 4,99
Kp out bQt. y ll lt cool air K
Atommvm wraeninq won't rvr , '
rtoyi bright. Full length, mony tlini.
iUl'iii-10' J
Insulate with Homart
Rock Wool Pellets
Re,. 1.89
Bog covers 25 q. ft.
Inccam yowr hom'i eomfort, euH
r)aing, or condittofwg cenU. firm
rtiiitant. rr ftowtng, powrt out.
Attractive Homart
Folding Door
Each
now 19.88
$v rh tfac fhof wyteqtea Amu
watte. EotVf 0Nt efMrottoni rival
fromi ond trocfc, vlfiyl eavtHng.
cStf yew money 6zc6"
133 So. 8th Phone TU 2-4481
Shop Fridays Til 9 p.m.
734 So. th
Phone TU 4-4197,,
o