HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore.
Monday. August 10. ISIiS
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Klamath County 4-H, FFA Set Dates For Junior Fair
Dales of the 24th annual Klam
alh County 4-H Club and Future
Farmers of America Junior Fall
Fair which will include the live
stock show and sale have been set
(or August 23, 24 and 25.
Director in charge of the live
stock division. Rotary member Al
Geiss, member of the sponsoring
group of this part of the fair, is
being assisted by Chet llamaker,
bull of the woods; Ned Putnam.
bis push: Dorman Turner, little
push; Wilbur Haskins. wee push:
and their numerous committees
Mike Balsiger is Rotary president
In addition to the livestock en
tries, exhibits of garden produce
and lowers, food preparation and
preservation, entomology, forestry,
outdoor cooking, demonstration
contests, a new photography con
test have been added this year.
Beef cattle, dairy stock, sheep
and swine are being readied
showing and sale.
for
Francis Skinner, Klamath Counl Those planning to exhibit should
ty 4-H Club agent, said Friday that have entry blanks in the office of
SPANGLELAND ARISTOCRATS, the George Hanneford bareback riders, known in the
circus world as "the royal family of the circus ring," will perform when the Polack
Brothers Circus comes to Klamath Falls by courtesy of the local Shrine Club, Performances
are scheduled for 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday, August 1,1 and 12.
Trained lions, elephants, chimps, dogs and ponies also will perform.
Who's On First?
EVANSVIl.LE. Ind. UPI
Charles Hufnagle, of Evansville,
Ind., ordered bumper stickers to
advertise his candidacy for a city
council seat. When they arrived.
Kufnagle's name was misspelled
Hufnagel. '
It wouldn't" matter loo much.
perhaps, except that a man
named J. M. Hufnagel is running
for another council seat.
On The Record
KLAMATH FALLS
BIKTHS i
BOVS ...
LOLLAH Born to Mr. and Mrs.
Owen D. Loll a r August 6 in Klamath
Valley Hospital a boy, weighing B lbs.,
8' on.
WALKER Born to Mr. and Mrs. I
frank Walker August A In Klamath
Valley Hospital a boy, weighing 7 lbs.,
I OZS.
filKI.S
LARSEN Born to Mr. and Mrs.
Ian L Larsen August 6 in Klamath
Valley Hospital a girl, weighing 5 lbs.,
II OM.
SNYDER Born to Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Snyder August A in Klamath
Valley Hospital a girl, weighing 6 lbs.,
ozs.
IMt KOl'NnUP
. Boys: 337 Girls: 381
KLAMATH COUNTY
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Donald LeRoy Snedden, 19, and Lin
da Sue Dyer, 16x
Fred Abraham Homsy Jr.
Baenell Jean Johnson, 18.
Isaac Thomas Jr., 21, and Beverly
McDermott. 16.
DIVORCE PETITIONS
Joseph W. Ray son vs. Dorris L.
Kavson. seeks divorce.
Lois Esther Cramer vs. Lloyd L.
Cramer, seeks divorce.
Darlene Frances Herring vs. Albert
Elza Herring, seeks divorce.
Mamie M. Tyler vs. George A. Ty
ler, seeks divorce.
Vera C. Ross vs. Dcanna L. Ross,
leeks divorce.
Cathleen M. Shearer vi. Robert J.
Shearer, seeks divorce.
Jackie' Eugene Foreman vs. Barbara
Ann Foreman, seeks divorce.
Albert L. Dishman vs. Gloria Lou
Dishman, seeks divorce. ,
Pearl Coloslmo vs. Vincent A. Colo
iimo, seeks separation.
Martha E. Caster vs. Charles B.
Caster, seeks divorce.
Evalyn R. Griggs vs. James L.
Griggs, seeks divorce.- j. .''
and
Three Seek
Vacant Post
County Judge Boh Walker said
three persons have inquired about
the position of Odell District jus
tice of peace, a post vacated with
the death of Justice Earle Winford
Dunn last week.
Inquiries to the county court arc
of no avail, however, because the
court has no authority to fill the
position. District Attorney Arthur
Beddoe informed the court that
Governor Hatfield must name a
replacement.
Those who inquired about the
position were Mrs. Marguerite F
Harris, Mrs. Marjorie Stum
baugh and a Mr. Walker, all of
Crescent.
The original settlement at St
Paul, Minnesota, was called Inni-
jiska. It became St. Paul in 1841
The Pony Express began to car
ry mail to the 'West Coast in 1860.
IF
your "off - to - schooler"
wears tiies 0 to 6xt
he's just right to shop
for school clothes at
SPENCER'S, 619 Main,
where Mom gets ?C
Green Stamps!
Court Records
KLAMATH FALLS
Ml'MCIPAL COURT
Virginia Pompey. drunk. $25 or five
days.
Jay Nathan Hull, drunk. S2S or five
Emanuel Mose. drunk in an auto
$25 or five dAys.
Charles Hood Jr.. drunk in ait ntn
$25 or five days.
Charles Hood Jr.. drunk in an auto,
and JO days; failure to ston at tc-n
of an accident, $25 or five days suspended.
tugene Samplauski, obtaining mon
ey under false pretenses, continued.
KLAMATH COUNTY
DISTRICT COURT
Russell Berdean Scott, group axle
overload, 5.
James Lee Schmitz, axle overload.
Newman Robert Kimes, passing crest
of a hill, dismissed.
juanita Crawford Rusk, fall yield
Roy Nichols, violation basic rule
$7.50.
David Joel Bernard, no operator's
license. $7.50.
Edmund Arrleta Gonzales, violation
basic rule, $10.
Albert Martin Carder, truck speed
ing, $7.50.
James Calvin Harmaning, inadequate I
brakes, 3. I
ObeyAII Rules
BONN, Germany iUPI The
owners of a new office building
here today handed tenants cards
saying: It is forbidden to jump
from the windows unless the fire
department is present."
The owners said the cards re
ferred only to the possibility of a
fire.
During 1!)58 the sale of religious
books in this country went up 18
per cent. To promote sales, book
advertisers during this period in
vested over nine and one-half mil
lion dollars in daily newspaper ad
verlising.
Want Something
Delivered or Moved?
Phone TU 2-3737
CITY DELIVERY SERVICE
CI
CHET HAMAKER
prospects are "excellent" for fine
exhibits this year in all depart
ments.
Klamath Falls Rotarians have
viewed livestock, vegetable and
flower gardens have been visited
and barns and sales ring are be
ing readied. -.
Final day of the show will con
clude as in past years with the
nvitational barbecue to be served
by Rotarians and the sale that
draws livestock buyers trom all
parts of the Klamath Basin and
elsewhere.
Premium lists have been mailed
to all 4-H and FFA Club members.
What will you be doing
TONIGHT AT 8?
Looking at television? Bowl
rng? Attending movie!
All loti of run but they
won t help you to got big.
ger pay check.
Tonight, many ambitious
young men and women will be
earning the right to a raise in
poy, by attending 'night school.
They will be mastering type
writing, shorthand, accounting
and office machines. They will .
be making new friends among
the business leaders of the
future.
New Classes Start Monday
Ask for a free copy of out
Night School Bulletin.
ROBERTSON SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
411 Main
TU 2-4126
Fall Shipment Of
OAKLAND WOOD HEATERS
DAMAGED
In The July 4th
Train Wreck!
SH3IV3H
OOOM
dNVDIVO
, m II ill " mmnmtu
Good Choice of "THERMOSTATICALLY
CONTROLLED" Wood Heaters.
If You Need A Heater ... BUY NOW & SAVE!
If you don't mind a few scratches and
. dents . . . come on out and see them!
WE'LL
SAVE
YOU
UP TO
I f X. 1 II II ""- I
u, v-
(Depending on Damage)
Buy On Layaway or Budget Plan
If you need a heater, don't miss this buy!
ABA
FURNITURE
MIKE BALSIGER
the 4-H Club agent by August 10.
LOOK!
House Leveling and
Concrete Foundations.
No Down Payment. 60
months to pay. Phone
TU 4-8866.
We Are
SPECIALISTS
in Local and
Long Distance
MOVING
Af.nr far Allied and
5 Other Von Lin.i
EAD'S
TRANSFER I STORAGI
Banded & Licensed Broken
553 M.rk.t TU 2-4678
thru Aug. 23
ILL HARRAH
pr.e.nt
and introducing
h. new, tematienal,
tinging dilcevery
JANE! MIDUN
GORDON IOBINSON,
conducting
Leighton Noble. Oreheetro
plus ... on tht Ll Show
TONY PASTOR
Hugh Parr'. Now SONS
OP THE PIONEERS
'THE NEW UBIRACt SHOW,
W f.aturing
loerace
ana in tht Stateline lounge
RIO NICHOLS AND THE PIVB PENNIES
KINOS IV AL MOROAN NICK BSPOSITO
We Kno w...You Ve Been Waiting - No w...
me
Yes! . . . Peaches MUST be EXACTLY RIGHT -- sweet
and golden-ripe to blend lusciously with Crater
Lake vanilla ice cream. Every summer YOU wait . . .
and WE wait until peaches are RIGHT for making
Crater Lake FRESH PEACH ice cream.
PEACHES
Km
s9 so 2200 S. 6th
Phone TU 4-7510
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NOW
omnv pnonucTS
IN OUR SECOND HALF CENTURY