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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 22, 1960)
HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Oip Friday. April 22. IQfin PACK 5 A Wilder Back On Group For American Indian Days Lefty Wildcagle Wilder, Chilo-.events is the traditional Sunday quin. has been renamed a mem-morning religious service in which ber of the Indian Executive Com- both Indians and whites take pail. mittee of the All American In-; Wilder, who has just returned dian Days, to be held again thisifrom the annual meeting of the year in Sheridan, Wyoming. I Indian Executive Committee, has Dates for the event have been announced plans for a new tea sel for August 5, 6, 7. tine, "Living Portraits." Sugges- Wilder will furnish informatiunliois will be welcomed for this on all phases of the big show, i feature. "The Pageant of the Plains." Blanks for participation in all Including snorts, contests, the In- events w ill be available. dian Olympics, the contest foi Fifteen tribes were represented Miss Indian American, the arts il1 llle Sheridan meeting, reprc and crafts exposition and other sentatives coming from as far fads. lawny as Cardston, Alberta, Can- All American Indian Days arc'a(la Donald Deernose 0f Lodge expected to draw over 40 tribes Glass' Montana, is chairman of of American Indians from 20 ,hls 'ear s B0UP and s'lndl a May Hates, more than 3.000 redmen, j r'",,;''r' "Mlss lndlan American whose ancestors in the olden days ' 's secretary, killed buffalo, were fierce war-1 Marlene Dumont. Chilnqmn Rirl, riors of the plains and fought competed for the crown in 1956. wars. They will gather on historic ground to voluntarily contribute to what has been called "the greatest interracial, cooperative elfort in human relations of this century." I Again this year they will come to engage in friendly competition, and to exemplify age old cere monies, sports and rites, real and authentic, interspersed by acts performed by talented young In dians, to illustrate the progress they have made from the old to the new, and to build a better understanding between the red and white races. The annual out Handing Indian of the year award will be made and a new queen will he chosen to rule over her people. One ol the most impressive I 1 it I j kV 1 REMO MELCHIORI CHARLES RUSSELL Buffet Dinner Set By Pilots of Klamath Okay Needed For X-ray For that reason, no schools have; Permission cards for parents' been included in the broad signatures will be available at the itinerary the unit will follow. unit or at the health department. Falls Oregon Pilots Associa- .", kl.-imath i-nn'niv Health Navy Awards Scholarships Mimirc mild ll:iVP U'-illlll IWM' -Memneis Chapter lion, w ill meet for a huflel dinnei ' Department to be X-rayed by the at the Satellile Restaurant at the mobile i-hesl X-ray unit that will terminal building. Saturday night, be in the county (or two months April 2X Serving will beginiboginning Wednesday. promptly at 7 p m. I Dr. S. M. Kerron, county health Klamath Aircraft, in charge of the program, will celebrate the; The U.S. imports more colfee second annual Piperama Nightilhan any other country in the and will have as speaker. Creigh- world. In 1958. il imported 2.fitW. lon Merrell, owner of the Mer- 9H1.4B1 pounds of collee valued rell School of Aviation, Boeing al sl.lT0.:irti.M8. Field, Seattle. Make reservations for the din ner by noon Saturday by calling Klamath Aircraft. 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Roue, Oregon Tech nical Institute registrar, is attend ing the 481 h annual meeting of the American Association of Col legiate Registrars and Admissions Olficers in Los Angeles. More than 7(10 delegates are gathered for five days of dis cussions, workshops, and talks concerning future problems and demands to be faced by all high er education institutes in the country. They are discussing problems OI aumissions, iiiieinaiiuimi aiu 'rlnnle cr-hnnl . rnllnpp relations space utilization and the academ ic calendar. They also are dis cussing use ot modern olltce equipment such as punch card machines. Top educational authorities from the country were invited to speak. Two Klamath Falls youths have been selected to receive Navy scholarships at Oregon Slate Col lege. They are Renio Melehiori, 1851) Lowell Street, and Charles Ellis Russell, 2836 Want land Avenue. William Clark. 172 Dahlia Street, was chosen as an alternate in cae either of the principals turns down the scholarship. When the candidates enroll next fall, they will receive Naval Re serve midshipman rank, with cor- KFLW To Carry Pelicana Show Radio KFLW w ill broadcast the recent Pelicana variety show Sat urday at 3:30 p.m. Technical difficulties delayed the broadcast, originally scheduled for April 11, the Pelicana staff announced. Pelicana is the annual show pre sented by the Klamath Union High School Script and Micro phone Guild and sponsored by the Klamath Exchange Club. It was presented April 8 at Mills School Auditorium. responding responsibilities and privileges. Each will receive co( of books and tuition covering four years of college plus $i'0 per month, and each will he commissioned an ensign in the Naval Reserve and serve an active duly tour u)on graduation. 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