HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
TI KSDAY. AlUiUST 26. 19.18
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Rummage Sale Ml. Mazama
Toast mistress Club L .sponsoring
a rummage sale at Clyde's Tow-
ling Service. Klamath Avenue, on
Saturday, August 30.
Women of the Moose Chapter
4W will hold an Operation Santa
Clans meeting on Wednesday, Sep
tember 10. at 7:30 p.m. Anyone
interested in helping with Opera
tion Santa Claus, please be at the
Moose Hall.
Round Danre Class The Mer
ry Mixers will sponsor a round
dance class Wednesday at 8 p.m
at the South Sixth Street Commun
ity Hall. Ladies, please bring cook
ies or cake.
MCME'P.S of Hirjhland Park LocJgo, No. 382, F&AM, Los Angeles, were present among
285 other Masons irom I I stales and Canada for a meeting at Crater Lake in early
August, ono cf the larqost meetings of Masons in Oregon. Preparing to leave
wore, Ic't to right, front row, Charles Bonnel, Floyd F. Boyer, master of the Los Angeles
Highland Park Lodio, Villis Hoffman, Robert Simmonds Jr., Robert Simmonds Sr. Back
row, samo ordor, Jim Patterson, Gus Vlahos, Dale Howell, Paul Landry, all of Crater
Lake Lodgf, FiAM I'. a. 211, John Howard, Henry L. Hopkins, Scott Clark and R. B.
George, all of tho visiting California lodge.
A
tlcnuicciurcrs
Invest l-lavpf h TV Ads
NKW VOKK iAi') Are youwrk is Bill Hiiycs, a singer and
product idiuUf ii-.'iliun prone' !;ii'tnr who li;is turn promoting a
Amcrit nn itrfvcrlisi-rs invost I pari i ul;ii' auto in the past year.
millions of flulkii's annually ini "Kroin iibout 1 i 1 1 to '53." hr
various Irltn K-inu ijen-mialilios 'saiil recently, "people identified
and programs on 1!k; hot that youhne with TV's 'Show of Show.' In
are. Amoirj Hie ln-avie-j inv. -slurs : Y1 they were asking mo for tick-
uvc auloiMnhile inanulae! yr( rs. Jets to 'Mo and Juliet,' the liroad
Tliink ot a maU'-of American i way hit I was in. In '55 and '5(i
Weather Table
Oregon Points
.Max Min Prep
outo and m'i1 if mi iiiriitHy with
it a TV eiiii i l; iner uiii'-o pro
pram advertises Uie cai ..Or,, since
identification is Mippos' d to work
both ways liiu.lv 'if - 'I V 'enter
tainer and see if von identity an
ad eiti'-cd pnnhul with that in-
th"y called iv.v Davy Crockett.
1 1 lis rerordini of "The Hallad of
Davy Crockett" sold more than
two million.) Nowadays people
ak nie, 'Are you selling those
Raker 96 48
Bend !K 4H T
KiiLionp !I0 52
Lakeview f)7 58
Med ford !W tio
Newport 111 49 .03
North Bend ' ti7 54 .0!
Pendleton 101 70 T
Portland Rfi 54
Redmond 93 53 .01
j Rnsehurg 92 57
! Salem 91 53
pie. This is an important meet
ing. All members are urged to at
:end. Gary Kranenburg is master
councilor.
Weyerhaeuser
Application Set
Approval of an application of
the Weyerhaeuser Timber Com
pany for authority to maintain a
private road crossing with the
Ashland-Klamath Falls highway,
Oregon route fifi. near Pinehurst,
has been announced by Howard
Morgan, public utility commission
er.
A similar application, involving
authority for the company to con
struct a private road crossing with
Rummage Sale Beta Phiia road approximately two miles
Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will west of Keno, was dismissed by
hold a rummage sale Saturday i me. commissioner mr iacx oi jur-
from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Pel-
cars:
Nei
rly every auto manufacturer
I'nited Press Internationa!
Temperatures and rainfall
!4 hours ending at 4 a.m.
for
CUV
If you (In. you're prune lo pro
duct icieii'incaticn. Ii voii won't
well, prcMiinaiily the .system
theory i.Mi't woikm.
One u ho is cu,i iuced that
liis TV entertainers to tour the
country and help introduce new
or designs lo his sales force.
j In !tns identification of a prod-
Toi!e!iJ Class
;is nun ii ;ui :iiit (or tlic enter
tainer as lor the product.
"In my own ease, as n pretty
lypir;il I'x.'iniple," he says, "my
company ilinsn't want me lo be
only a salesman. They want mc
to remain a pertormer and crow
as a perfnimcr. It's lo be expect-
id that the more popular 1 be-
Dt.'NSMUlK Mrs. Cora Heath,
cf Yreha, pri'l(li)lt ot District 2
American l.c.'.nm Anili;uy, and l
,,H,-I ;. .,', Ml la-anicli,,,! t;,r!'""'. P"llar our
auxiliary memifi-s in Dunsiiiuir en
September HI. Tins ail day allair
was annoimi't'd at a snri.il lunriicnii
,ien l-"riilay lor iii.s. Myrtle
Vreiich, president t Mi'ps lint in
Dlmsmier.
A nii'iUii place and o'.Iut de
tails of the school will be planned
later.
Menilii'is of l'nns Unit and sne-
.. .ih..'i-,..t In h,mr Mrs : rcsriitiiiij the
rrencb and pledce support (or hcr dKdt uola. will leave for Army
accei'tancc ol anieher term of ol-Unductioii August .1.
f.ce. .Mrs. Ncll.s Km:: arran -ed fori The dra t board reported tha
line men leaving win m- 1.1m
jllan llatclur. 2l. Cluloquin: Bar
tholomen Dunlca. 2-'. Merrill:
1.1. 11. Wrkht. White btreet.
Klair.'ith Kails, and Duane Day.
j:t. lin.'i i:tna Street. Klamath
will become."
In short, II11) popularity of the
product is believed lo be linked to
the popularity of Hill Hayes.
7-oit Vcuths
:Leave For Army
! four Klamath County men. rep-
county's Ausust
I llish Low Rain
Albittpierqiic ft tin
I At laid a K2 i;
Makersfield !M 75
i Hoise itl B5
I Boston 75 B7 .51
jlirownsvillc 9.1 75 .2i)
jniic,-e;o 67 5fi
i Denver fi.1 57
Detroit KQ 53
I 'I Cenlrn 108 Rl
Kairbanks H5 ):!
1'ort Worlh no tin
l'T-esno !)7 6!l
Helena till 111
Kansas City 72 l
l.ns Angeles Rfi B5
.Miami 88 81
N'i'W Orleans 78 74 1.0.1
New 'nrk 7.1 65 1.69
Oakland 76 60
Oklahoma City 85 67
nntsbursh 71 -18
lied Bluff 101 71
Reno !15 54
Sacramento 94 62
Salt Lake City 95 63
Seattle 80 57
Spokane 98 66 .02
Stockton 94 64
Thermal 110 84
the nartv and the luncheon was
served at the Lutheran Church so
cial ha'l..
The unit's
drive is urn
serum: a 1
CueMs er
tar.ee inch"
Yrek:!. a ei
unit and ch.
It Wali.uc
ican Theater Building.
Noithslile Garden Club will
meet at Moore Park Wednesday.
Potluck lunch at noon.
Manzanita Manzanita Courtesy
Slars will practice at 7:30 p.m.. on
Wednesday, and Manzanita officers
at 8 o'clock, at the Scottish Rite
Temple.
Daniel Ervin, 730 Plum
Street, is seriously ill in Klamath
Valley Hospital and is allowed no
visitors. Ervin is the son of Mrs.
Fred Ervin, 948 Prospect Street.
Pirnlr Members of the Na
tional Association of Letter Carriers
and their wives picnicked at Moore
Park last Sunday. The annual af
fair was enjoyed by a large group.
Ml. LakI Ladies Aid will meet
at the home of Mrs. Ira Orems,
Irort Klamath, on Wednesday, Au
gust 27. Members will leave for
Fort Klamath from Iva Campbell's
home at 10 a.m. Bonnie Finchum
and Kate llillyard will be assistant
hostesses.
Midland Community Club will
meet Thursday, August 28. at 1:30
p.m. at the community hall with
Blanche Flowers and Freeda Flow-
lers as co-hostesses.
Lady Bug bowlers will hold
their first regular meeting. 7:30
p.m. Thursday, August 28. in the
Camas Room of the Winema Ho
tel. All members and subs urged
to be present.
Royal Neighbors of America
will hold their regular meeting
Wednesday, August 27, at the IOOF
Hall. There will be initiation and
25-year membership pins will be
presented. A short program and
refreshments will follow the meet
ing. Officers and past oracles
please wear formals.
Winners in the August 22 pub
lic pinochle party sponsored by
the Lost River Grange were: Wom
en s high, Mrs. Morenee Slunnie-
field: second high. Mrs. Martha
Masten: men's high, D. A. Stew
art: second high, Ben Angus; pin
ochle, Florence Slubblefield and
M. Angus. The next card parly
of Ihe public series will be held
September 5 at the Olene Commun
ity Hall.
Klamath Chapter Order of De-
Molav will meet Thursday, August 1
28. 7:15 p.m. at the Masonic Tern-1
isdiction. after counsel for the
company pointed out that the road
to he crossed was a private one,
belonging to the California Oregon
Power Company.
California Weather
L'niled Press International
San F'rancisco Bay Area: Fair
today after morning fog persisting
west of twin Peaks; fog spread
ing inland tonight and Wednesday
morning then clearing in after
noon except near ocean: high to
day San Francisco 6.1, Oakland 75,
San Mateo 77, San Rafael 80; low
tonight 54-60; winds lighter than
normal.
Mt. Shasta-Siskiyou area: Fair
through Wednesday; little change
in temperature.
Sacramento Valley: Fair
through Wednesday: little
change in temperature: high both
days 93-103: low tonight 60-70;
variable winds 7-15 m.p.h.
Northwestern California: Fair
through Wednesday except fog on
coast; little change in tempera
ture,
Possible Flooding
Reported By Workers
MOUNT SHASTA Workmen
now operating along upper Mud
Creek on the southeastern slope
of Mt. Shasta, report that Kon
wokiton Glacier and Mud Creek
appear to be heading for a flood
condition.
A huge ice pack has broken off
the glacier, and is being held out
of the canyon by a rocky projec
tion. Should it fall into the nar
row gorge, a temporary block
would result. W'hcn this would be
bypassed, flood conditions would
result.
The men say that regardless of
the ice dam threat, continued hot
weather on the heavy snow-and
ice pack will result in a heavy
runoff this fall. The pumice be
ing washed downstream is result
ing in a milky appearance in Mc-
Cloud River.
The naked eye can see(no more
than 4.500 slars on a clear night,
even though the number visible
may seem infinite.
Delicious, Home-Made
ENCHILADAS
Phone TU 2-4441
or TU 2-1570
annual mrnil'iTship
: wav. Mrs. Kai
'min r-hu, chainn in.
Ml ' 1 L mil e!lle tiis
i Cl.ua Nilu'c'rier ot
-ti l- ire-ilier 01 the
lain, and Mrs. Anna
! S 1.1 ell;e;ito who
,eei!.,iy lli.iuy
Kails.
The men will be inducted in
Portland and will be trained it
Fort Old. California. Mrs. T. D.
Case. dr. itt boatd clerk, said the
county's September quota is for
liirce men.
su-ved as unit
vears a".o.
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A GOLDEN CROWN will perch atop the curls of one of
four candidates for barley queen of the Tulelake-Butte
Valley Fair which opens September 6, end continues
through September 8. This is Sharon Wakefield, 16-year-old
Tulelake High School junior who is sponsored by the
Merrill Moose Lodge. The elimination dance which will
determine the new monarch will be held Monday, Septem
ber I, Labor Day night, in the big exhibit building at the
fairgrounds. Veterans of Foreign Wars will sponsor the
dance. Sharon is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Wakefield, Tulelake. Her father is employed in the office
of the Tulelake branch of the California Oregon Power
Company. Proceeds of the tickets sold to the dance are
divided between the VFW and the Moose Lodge.
Botulism
Continues
TULELAKE Botulism poison
ing which appeared on the Tule
Lake and Lower Klamath Lake
wildlife refuuges several weeks age
among waterfowl, continues to
plague the birds in these areas.
Wildlife otticials at tulelake. in
announcing continuance of the dis
ease, state that a total of 11,223
afflicted birds have been collected
from the marshes of the two areas
by refuge crews up to August 16
and that the persistent hot weath-
is causing further trouble
among the birds. At the present
time, officials say. Lower Klamath
appears to be the hardest hit of
the two refuges.
Sick birds taken to Ihe duck hos
pital at refuge headquarters on
Tule Lake have responded well
Ko treatment and during the last
week more than 90 per cent of
the birds brought in have reeov-
ered. They are banded and re
leased in fresh water holding
ponds as soon as their condition
permits.
waterfowl populations continue
to build up on the Klamath Basin
refuges and an inventory as of
this date indicates that it is in ex
cess of half a million birds.
BUS BOMBED
NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) Right
wing Greek Cypriols bombed a
busload of their leftwing trade
union compatriots today, killing a
13-year-old girl and a 32-year-old
woman.
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