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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 24, 1960)
PAGE A HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. Sunday. April 24, 1960 BACHELORS WIN , AMPTHILL. England (UPI -Prank Wrathnall, 19, and David Olney, M, and Philip Cherry, 24 and John Evcritt, 18, finished in a dead heat Monday to win a four-mile baby carriage pushing race against a field of married men and women. All four young men are bachelors. IT'S IAIV TO WAIH SHAG NIGS IN OUR DOUlLI-lOhD MACHINIt At MERIT'S COIN-O-MATIC LAUNDRY m I. MAIN 4HI 10. Hl OLDEST MOOSE FORT MADISON, Iowa (UPI) Henry Mucrhoff today claimed to be the oldest new member in the history of the Loyal Order of the Moose. He had Just been iiu- tir ed Into a local Moose Uxigo at the age of 102. DIFFICULT RESEARCH LONDON (UPI) Dr. Donald MacKay Wednesday was named to a university television research professorship. Commenting on his appointment MacKay said "I haven't a tele vision set and I do not intend to get one." 16th ANNIVERSARY AND PIPERAMA Klamath Aircraft Inc. invites you, your family, and associates to attend Piperama Day and Open House Sunday, April 24th Hours: 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. DOOR PRIZES Adulti 1. Solo Llconit 2. frst Flying Latson 3. Frt Rid far th family FREE COrFEE Plana Ride Saturday and Sunday Children under 14 $1.00, Adults $2.00 KLAMATH AIRCRAFT KINGSLEY FIELD On Diiploy will bo Piper's Complete Line for '60 Super Cub, Tripacer, Comanche, and Apache V ' 1 CAROL ALBERT 2nd Entry Seeks Title Tiie second entry in the Klam jath County Dairy Princess, 19-year-old Carol Albert, signed up this week. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Albert of Bonanza. She is a senior in the Bonanza High School this year tnd plans to en ter business college this fall. Her 4-H Club work has covered a four-year period. The Alberts have operated a dairy farm near Bonanza for the last 10 years. Two years ago, their Holstein dairy had the dis tinction of being the smallest among members of the Klamath Basin Grade A Milk Producers Association and at the same time having the highest butlerfat pro duction rate. Their daughter Carol is next to oldest of five children. She has an older and younger brother and two younger sisters. The Oregon Dairy Princess con test is open to any single girl between the ages of 16 and 25 who has a dairying background. The first entry in the Klamath County contest was Ruth Born, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Born. , BASIN BRIEFS Women's Civil Defense Com mittee of Klamath County will meet in the recreation room of the suburban fire station, 2342 Gettle Street, Tuesday, April 26, at 2 p.m. Quartz Valley 4-H Club is soon soring a square and popular dance Friday, April 29, from Vern Owens welcomes a new member to growing family of fine appliances ... FREEZERS (upright or chest type) ... and Freezer p Refrigerator It's America's greatest name in Freezers! Compare! Amana and Deepfreeze, by Amana, give you Extra Space! Extra Features! Extra Performance! Extra Durability and Extra Value! Vern Owens' Cascade Home Furnishings 412 Main Phone TU 4-8365 PROP WASH By HAROLD G. JONKS Klamath Airport Manager ' Props ace whirling at the ah wrt and with better weathr transient aviation is mcrcasin and the line of planes become longer. A group of Klamath Falls Chap ter Oregon Pilots, headed by OP IState President Ned Putnam. went up to Madras last week to meet with a group of central Oregon pilots . . . Ned Putnam look a group of businessmen to San Francisco this week Weyerhaeuser hits a new Aero Commander coming'inlo Kingslcy Field regularly . . . Leo Purington of Montague and party dined at the Satellite Restaurant recently . . . Les Luton, victim of an accident at Hermislon is recuper ating at his home with a broken leg. H. 0. ".luck" Juckeland and Don Der Miner, co-chairmen for Aviation Week, are meeting regu larly for planning of the third Aviation Week program. May 16 through May 22 in cooperation with Armed Forces Days, May 21-22. A nationally known speaker has been invited for the annual banquet at the Willard Hotel, the night of May 21. Several new events are planned this year . . . some service clubs plan to hold luncheons at the field during Avi ation Week . . . Air Force of ficials will meet with the com mittee from this point to plan for Air Force participation , . . Rusty Rustad, district sales man ager of West Coast Airlines, has been in Klamath Falls calling on businessmen and entering into plans for the week. Tony Steinbock lias announced plans for two big "Piperama Days," Saturday and Sunday, April 23-24 ... A group of pilots will take an air tour Saturday and Sunday, April 30 and May 1. to Wenatchec for the' Apple Blos som Festival and to Yakima whore Stale President Putnam will ad dress a group interested in start ing a pilots organization in the state of Washington. The party will attend the Ice Follies in Scat tie before returning to Klamath Falls Sunday. Pan American Airlines notified the airport manager's office that a Boeing Stratocruiser would be in Klamath Falls this week on a charter flight. This airport is one of the few in the state that can handle the big ships without trou hie. Blacktopping is under way around the terminal building and those visiting the airport are asked to park elsewhere for the present. ,.! Flying businessmen are on the move ... A recent notice from the California State Board of Aeronautics states that the run way at the Nut Tree Ainxjri, a popular spot for pilots, has been lengthened and improved. Trans portation is furnished to the Nut Tree Restaurant from the land ing strip, This trip is a nice weekend flight for families. 8 p.m. to midnight at the Ameri can Legion Hal) in Greenview Mr. and Mrs. Orel Lewis, Oro Fino, had their daughter, Janet at home for Easter vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Deppen and family, Etna, and Mrs. Loui a Fay of Y r e k a spent Easter Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd taling at Klamath Fails. . Sara West, student at Castilleja chool in Palo Alto, California pent Easter vacation with her arents, Mr. and Mrs. Dale West, 4 Merrill. ,; ,"- V ' . . Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cramer, Portland, spent several days in !tna recently as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Roff. Mrs. .Velma .Ncwcome, .New Pine Creek, recently took her mother, Mrs. Clara Cloud, to Palo Alto, where they attended the wedding of Mrs. Cloud's grand son, Stanley Cloud, to Miss Bar bara Hicks of McMinnville. 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