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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 20, 1959)
HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls, Ore. Thursday, Aucust 20, PAGE 3 A Sonic Boom iLoniinued from Page 1) atruction if they are hostile. In addition to being a lone-ranae in terceptor, the F-101B has exception al "climb" performance and op erates at extremely high altitudes. The F-101B'e potent firepower, rockets and Falcon missiles, com bined with its all-weather radar and extreme combat radius, pro yides the Air Defense Command ; GRANGE NEWS TtLKLAKE TULELAKE The Tulana Farms land trade was discussed at the regular meeting of the grange Thursday night, August 11 The group has invited Sherman Wald rip to explain the situation at the next meeting. The date has been changed to September 20 to avoid conflict with the Tulelake Butte Valley Fair. Plans for the grange booths for the fair were discussed. Commit tees were appointed to gather ma terials. Grange members will also gath er farm products for the Siskiyou County Fair at Yreka and exhibits are planned for the state fair at Sacramento. A report was made on the Po mona Grange, recently held at Tulelake. Albert Cedros of Gazelle, Pomona master, presided. Anoth er special guest was District Dcp uty Vayne Ralstron of Greenhorn A discussion was held during the Pomona meeting opposing the li quor license application of the ML Shasta Ski Bowl. It was reported 30 adults and four children attended the dinner served by the grange ladies. Jer ry and Kenny Ternus of Tulelake entertained with accordion duets. It was announced the fifth and sixth degrees would be given in Bedding if there were enough can didates. The next meeting of the Pomona Grange will be held at Mt. Bolivar September 12. with its most effective weapon with which to defend our American okies in the event of a sneak at- ck by a foreign power. The Voodoo interceptor is capa ble of in-flight refueling and em ploys a tricycle landing gear and hydraulically operated retractable speedy brakes in the aft fuselage section. The F-101B also is equipped with a parabrake a parachute stored in the tail section compartment which may be released by the pi lot to reduce the landing roll. At 1:15 p.m. a parade, review and presentations will take place on the aircraft parking apron near the big double hangar. Distin guished guests from the Air Force, McDonnell Aircraft Corporation Hughes Aircraft Company and Klamath Falls will be invited to sit on the reviewing stand. Two flybys are scheduled follow g 'the parade and review. The first flyby, which will include 20 F-101B Voodoos, will be at 1:37 p.m. and the second will be five minutes later at 1:42 p.m. Highlight of the day's program will be a 40-minute aerial and sonic boom demonstration by Don Stuck, chief test pilot for the Mc Donnell Aircraft Corporation, in a F-10IB Voodoo. The sonic boom, created as a plane exceeds the speed of sound and is 10 times louder than the loudest clap of thunder ever corded will be demonstrated 30,000 feet above Kingsley Field at 2:45 p.m. Every effort is made by the Air Force to spare the citizens of this country from being subjected to (his startling disturbance to the greatest possible extent. However, as long as the need exists for con tinuous air surveillance of our country to prevent possible for eign intrusion, sonic booms may be heard from time to time in all parts of our nation. A reception, dinner and ball in the Officers -Cub in the evening will climax the day's activity. CITY BRIEFS Guest Caller Chick Harrison,) will be guest caller for the Mav erick square dance Saturday, August 22. 8 p.m. at Altamont Jun ior High School cafeteria building. A spaghetti feed will follow. Guests are asked to bring dessert or salad. Oregon Weather By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 24 hours to 4:30 a.m. Thursday Max. Min. Prep. Astoria 68 54 Baker 59 50 Bend K6 48 .01 Brookings 78 51 Burns 75 50 .70 Eugene "4 51 Klamath Falls 65 4fi .77 Lakeview 70 47 .14 Medford 73 54 T Newport 65 51 North Bend 67 54 Pendleton 68 52 .04 Portland Airport 72 50 1 Redmond 68 49 .01 Roseburg 73 56 : Salem 74 50 1 The Dalles 80 56 Northern Oregon Beaches Mostly fair with variable high clouds through Friday. Some morning fog. Temperature range 44-72. Winds north to northeast 8- 18 miles an hour. Eastern Oregon Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with scattered showers over east half tonight and over mountains of extreme east portion Friday. Low tonight 40-50. Warmer Friday with high 70-80. Western Oregon Partly cloudy tonight and Friday except early morning fog or low clouds on coast. Warmer Friday wilh high 72-82 except 65 on coast. Low to night 46-54. Coastal winds north west 10-20 miles an hour, increas ing to 15-25 Friday afternoon. Loggers Fire Weather Fire danger moderate over all of Ore gon through Friday. Admission $1 per couple. All welcome. Smorgasbord will be held at the American Legion Hall, North Eighth Street, at 7 p.m. Saturday. Installation of officers will also be held. Members urged to attend and bring a veteran. Annual Rummage Sale will be held by the Licensed Practical Nurses on Friday, August 21 at the Pelican Theater Building on Eighth Street and Klamath Ave nue. Rummage Sale will be held hy the Reorganized Latter Day Saints' Church on Friday, August 21, and Saturday, August 22, at the church building. Ninth and Plum streets. Card Party at the Lost River Grange Hall will be at 8 p.m. Fri day, August 21. Merry Mixers will square dance at 8 p.m. Friday, August 21, in the Soulh Sixth Street Community Hall. Bill Mayhcw will call. Ladies are asked to bring pies. Shasta View Grange Literary Program on Friday, August 21 will consist of slides of the Rose burg disaster. The meeting will be at the community hall, corner of Shasta and Madison streets at 8 p.m. The slides are being shown through the courtesy of Fire Chief Roy Kowe. VFVV Auxiliary will have a so cial meeting Thursday. August 20. at 8 p.m. at the VFW Hall. Can cer bandages will be wrapped. Also bring rummage for the sale to be held on August 28 and 29. Refresh ments will be served. t Oldtime Dance to the music of Ihe "Smoothies" will begin at 9 p.m. Saturday. August 22, and last until 1 a.m. at the K. C. Hall. Visitors County Treasurer Eva Cook entertained a couple she met at a national convention of county officials in Detroit last month and who stopped by to visit her Wednesday. They were Fran cis Dunn, an Alameda (Oakland) County supervisor, and his wife. Picnic will be sponsored by the Klamath County Cow Belles for cattlemen, Cow Belles and their families at Collier Park, Sunday. August 23 at 1 p.m. Coffee will be furnished. 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