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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 5, 1963)
PAGE 10-A 1IKRAI.D AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Or. Wednesday, June 5, 1963 Malin Cub Scout Pack Holds Meet MAUN A Cub Stout pack meeting was held May 29 the Malin Community Hall.- The new Cub Master, Larry Barbour, presented a denner stripe to Dell Azevcdo and an assistant denner striDe to Steven Heckenburg. Barbour also presented Cub Scout cards for this year to all members, and the Scout Master, George Pnppc, presented the Boy Scout cards to his troop. The Pine Wood Derby Race was the entertainment for the eve ning, with the Boy Scouts invited to participate. Douglas Johnson won first place in the thrce-ounce division for Cub Scouts; Davie Cacka in the four-ounce division; and Richard Klzncr in the five ounce division. Robert Pappe won first place in ihe Boy Scout race, with Patrick Pappe, second, and Bruce Victor in, third. Flowers were presented to Mr. and Mrs. Carl itainus for their work with the groups for the past year. Rajnus was last year s cub master. Refreshments were served by Mr. and Mrs. Larry Barbour and Mr. and Mrs. George Papc. IT'S Broderick's for those BMfilffS Reg. $8.90 Volue AMITY With Mntrhi'ns Key Case Only J Billfold $C95 Other Billfolds $O50 L Men's TRAVEL or SHAYE KITS 298 m " I 95 MEN'S SHAYE SETS Royal Fern, Sportsmen, King's Men, Yardley, Old Spice 1 from Famous Dr. Grabow PIPES I U Give Dad a New TIMEX Watch Choot from our big iel- ction . . ovary one guarantied! '6V39'! Every Dad Wants One! 8 Transistor AOC RADIO $1995 6 Transistor RADIO $13 95 Pocket Transistor RADIO $995 GILLETTE KIT - Includes new "Sun-Up" Lotion, Gillette Roior Blue Blades and Case. All tor $1 53 Broxidenr Automatic fl Tooth Brushes 1095 17 Parker "Jotters" 1 $1 95 FREE! each 2 for Paper Mate In Gold Paper Mate with Pencil and "Pocket Mate Open Daily 9 AM to 8 PM CLOSED SUNDAYS - Pocket Mate" with "Paper-Mate" pen! 1 1 95 $29S $395 fin Dad's Like Candy, Too! BROWN & HALEY'S ALMOND ROCA WHITMAN'S MISS SAYLOR'S r mm:. Lake Road To Be Open On June 5 Opening of the North Entrance! road to Crater Lake National Park has been announced for June 5 at 9 a.m. by Superintendent W. Ward Yeager. This road connects with State Highway 230, which Ics-'t if:!': I'.S. Highway it?. Visitors will then be able travel through the park alone the north-south route in either direction, entering or 'exiting by way of,. the West or South en trances. The North Entrance sta lion will not be manned for some time yet, and motorists are ad vised to purchase permits at the Annie Spring entrance station when leaving the park. Only 28 inches of snow at park headquarters at the present time, compared to a 30-year average of 107 inches in depth, is making pos sible this second earliest opening recorded for the North Entrance road. Also becoming available for travel will be 6.2 miles of the western . portion of Kim Drive, from Him Village to north junc tion. Motorists arc advised to use extreme caution in traveling the Rim Drive because the road is quite narrow in places. Facilities operated by the park concessioner, Crater Lake Lodge, Inc., are scheduled for opening on June IS. This includes the store, cabins, cafeteria, and lodge at Rim Village, and transporta tion service to and from Mcdford and Klamath Falls. Launch trips on Crater Lake will also begin about June 15, and conducted tours around the lake on Rim Drive will commence about July 1. depending on progress of open ing the road. The gasoline service station opened May 30. Limited campsites arc available in Mazama Campground, although snow is still abundant throughout the area. Seven Groups Of Girls Participate In Grand Council Fire CHILOQIIIN' Seven groups of Blue Birds, Camp Fire Girls, and Horizon Girls participated in the annual grand council fire held recently in the Chiloquin Grade School gym, with Mrs. Dwight Kircher as guardian of the fire. Spring was the theme of the evening. Fire lighters were Suzanne Kircher, Anne Kennally, Donna Scott, Donetta Ash, Susan Bilk- Exemption Kept WASHINGTON IUPII The House Ways & Means Committee turned down an administration re quest Tuesday for tighter rcstic- tions on the $100 duty-free allow ance given U.S. tourists return ing from abroad. The committee approved without change a two year extension of the existing allowance. . FARM STEEL. I Each year, farmers In the Unit ed Slates use five million tons of steel in the form of fnrm machin ery, trucks, cars, fencing and building materials. COINED PHRASE The phrase "Fools rush in where angels (car to tread" was coined by Alexander Popp in his Essay on Criticism. The "fools" he refers to are poetry critics. When baked, soft white gypsum sand contained in White Sands National Monument, N.M., be comes pure plaster of paris. U creamed cottage M - cheese , V:.. 9oant.Zl i O-0-O GE, because iQ is G.O FREStS! foliage Chme THE ONLY COTTAGE CHEESE MADE RIGHT HERE IN KLAMATH FALLS liiUUiUAiunTriTrniiTiirifwu!riVknitTrjifiiiiTimnvTiiriifiiTiuiiiVTiui crs, Mary Brattain, and Barbara Nicholson. The extinguishers were Karmen Ncilson, Alexine Kizer, Donna Jenkins. La wan a Doak. Bobbie Doak. Linda Van Wormer, and Roberta Latzy. Camp Fire mint certificates were awarded by Mrs. Robert Doak to Sherry Kerwood, Pamela Pcnhall. Pegeen Fitzpatrick, Vir ginia Moses, Debbie Zadina, Su san Bickers, Melissa Freid, Mary Esqueda, Lawana Doak. and Re- jbecca Rodgers. Membership honors were awarded by the executive direc tor of the council area, Mrs. Na omi French. Three-year honors went to Melissa Freid and Pe geen Fitzpatrick; five-year honors to Eileen Dawson and Roberta Latzy; and 10-year honors to Cher ry Wolff, Donna Robinson, Judy Stanley, and Barbara Nicholson. Mrs. Gerald Wolff was presented la 15-year leadership honor. 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