Herald and news., June 30, 1963, Page 9, Image 9

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Sunday, June 30, 1963
The Klamath Yacht Club opened Its
season with the annual Commissioning Day
on Sunday, June 15. The Commodore's
Ball was held the preceding evening.
The all-day Sunday event began with
breakfast, followed by boat inspection,
flag raising ceremonies by the commodore
and various awards.
Finally, all boats saluted the commo
dore outside the marina of the club in a
parade around the south end of the lake
before returning to the club.
Commodore Clif Evans is shown
above, left, with Ralph Hunter, a past com
modore. At right, Mrs. Clif Evans assists young
future skipper, Kurt Christian.
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Two boating enthusiasts shown at
right are Sol Wirth, left, and Lewis
Kandra, a past commodore.
At left, young sailor girls, Sally
Wales, left, and Michele Schrieber,
man the Me-Too, and were contestants
in the El Toro sailboat race.
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shipshape outboard cruiser; Commodore Evans, who presented the awards;
Jeri Fittgerald, most shipshape sailboat; Matt Christian, most shipshape out
board runabout, and Ed Fredricks, most shipshape inboard cruiser.
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Parade time, above, shows activity among sailboat crews. The figure in the
far out center boat is Commodore Evans, standing in salute to the parade of crafts
outside the marina.
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