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Tulelake Grangers Approve Officer Proposal
jl0layO-pttnitr 7, 1961 .PAGE tA
HERALD A.VD NEBS, Klamath Falls, Ore.
TULELAKE Tulelake Grang-iThe change would be effective Mexico by bus in December; a
the Institute of International Ed
Back To Dancing School!
211 I. Main St.
ers in a busy session recently ap- next ear'
rmer one iQHauaii and a Euro
ucation. He is presently Davis.
Bea Schweitzer is in oiarge of
the large mercial grange
booth at the fair this year. Mrs.
H. T. Street is in charge of the
home economics booth.
The local grange now has 90
paid-up members. H T. Street.
proved the proposal made by the' California granges will also
pean tripQ
.state grange to mata. possible,ponsor trips to Hawaii (or grang
election and installation officersiers on Oct. 21 immediately follow-
The Tulelake Grange voted to
0Tinr Tots
Qf) Beginners
Intermediates
9)Advancd
W Graded System
meet Sept. 14 at 8 p.m. to plan for
entertaining J. B. Quinn, state
grange master. Sept. 28.
Cubans Study Russian
Dorris .Vfl Tulelake granges will
jointly install officers here Nov. 5
uilh Vavnp Raktnn. (Greenhorn
O m Port and
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treasurer, made the announce-
HAVANA (APi Prime Minister
be learned because there w ill be
Grange, state deputy installing of-ent.
Fidel Castro says Cubans must
start IcarningQhe Russian lan
guage. "social changes in English-speak
ing countries."
ficer. The meeting will incliaf a
1 p.m. smowisbord and program.
11. T. Street and W. H. Wcil-i
kamp reported on success of the
Pomona Grange booth which re
ceived fourth place and a check
for $145 at the Yreka County Fi
It was announced that Bill Wcit
kamp Jr. hopes to leave foivVen-(O-'la
in October, sponsorca by
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SKIPS NEWS SESSION
VASHINGT'3UPI - Presi
dent Kennedy will not h o I o
a news conference this week.
White House Press Secretary Pi
erre Salinger said Tuesday there
was no special reason for decid
ing against one. ,
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Addressing the windup of a four-jspeak in English with the North
day national congress against il
American revolutionaries," he. de
literacy. Castro said he had asked
the Soviet Union to supply 100
professors to teach the language
clared. yJ
But at the moment. Castro said
IWMian is the most important
tongue "because the Soviet Union
The
to 2.000 Cuban teachers
Castro said English must alsois in front in scierO"
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BEHIND SCENES Thej-yriad details of keepingQi fair office rolling, the checking
and recheckinq of records, heLsing to keep Fair Manaqer William Whitaker bu$y and
a hundred-and-one other jobs, T&ll to this feminine irjursome in the office at the Tule-leke-ButteCValley
Fair. Office hours are about around-tWSMoe'k while the fair is un
derway. The fair will & kicked off with a street dance Friday night in the burnt" di
trict and gaily decorated qSJes wilLbe thrown openfst 10 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 9,
when the public is invited loMMlnt biggest, best exhibits in the 12-year history of
' the fair. Left to right je JohneTleTakacs, who has done all the- art w9rk f- the fair;
Lura Urbach, arts and craft clerk; LeoQi Corter, office secretary, and Barbara Kriio,
livestock clerk.
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The Bureca) of Public Roads has
called for bids on a project lo re
construct almost 15 milo of the
ported Wednesday mornie)' that a
14. 75-mile section of the highway
between Highway 97 in Klanmffi
Diamond Lake Hiehwav in Klam-iCnimlv and the Cascade Lakes
ath aft Douglas counties. Highway in Douglas Counly will
The Klamath County cftirt re-!be rebuilt. New base rock w? be
laid and the section will be paved.
Bids wil" be opened Sept 27 at
the BiX-au of Public Roac Of
fice in Portland, the court said.
Money for the project will come
frnm forest highway funds.
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