HERALD A.VD NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon
Friday. October Id, 13
PAGE 7A
Kingsley Unit Adopts KOTC Outfit
EUGENrJ The University of
OreRon's Air Force ROTC de
tachment 690 has been "adopt
ed" by the 408th Fighter Group
stationed at Kingsley Field near
Klamath Falls.
Detachment commander, Lt.
Col. John W. Kocher, said that
the "adoption" ceremony will
take place at Howe Field on (he
university campus at 1 p.m.
Thursday, Oct. 24.
The ceremony, to which t h e
public is invited, will include a
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$1.75 car wash. Offer open to all for remainder
of October.
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color guard, a precision drill
marching unit, and a flyover of
a formation of supersonic F-101
jet fighters from Kingsley.
Col. Edwin J. Witzenburgcr,
Kingsley Field base command
er, will speak briefly at the
ceremony, as will University of
Oregon President Arthur S.
Flcmming. Maj. James Price,
assistant . professor of air
science -at the university, will
be the master of ceremonies.
Prior to the field ceremony
there will be a luncheon for
visitors and other honored
guests in Erb Memorial Union.
"Adoptions" of ROTC units by
actjvc squadrons are becoming
standard procedure and are de
signed to acquaint the student
airmen with Air Force base life.
Special Open House
SATURDAY
9:00 to 5:00
SUNDAY
12:00 t0 6:00
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CONVENTION BOUND Gordon Bailey, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Cliff Bailey of Alturas, receives a check for $275 for
a trip to the national FFA convention in Kansas City at
a Future Farmer representative. Making the presentation
is Don Hicks, manager of the Surprise Valley Rural Elec
trification Corporation. This is the eighth year that the
corporation has sponsored such a trip for FFA members
from one of the three area chapters, Alturas, Big Valley,
and Surprise Valley.
Forest Report Indicates Better Hunting
LAKEV1EW Hunting success
is slightly improved over that
at the first of the season on the
Bly ranger district of the Fre
mont Forest, according to this
week's report. Fishing is report,
ed good at Lofton Reservoir and
Hart Lake. Fire danger is medi
um because of last week's rain
showers.
The warning is still main-
Howell Fires
18 Workers
SALEM iUPD - Eighteen
maintenance workers were giv
en dismissal notices and a
$340,000 cutback in spending
was ordered by Secretary o f
Sate Howell Appling Jr. Wed
nesday. The move was the first ma
jor slash made in the wake of
the voters' rejection of the tax
increase measure.
Appling also said he had
voted against tlie tax measure.
tained concerning logging traf
fic on the Fishhole Road, the
county road to Camp Six, Uoad
345 to Sycan siding, and Road
No. 3610 from the Lee Thomas
Meadow area to Bly.
Fire danger is now moder
ate on the Drews Valley district,
but care is still urged because
of the slash and tall grass. Fish
ing is moderate to fair at Cot
tonwood; hunting has been poor
as there were only a few light
showers to relieve the dryness,
but some of the side roads be
came muddy and slick.
Hunting is better on the Pais
ley district due to cooler air
and a good soaking rain on Oct.
10. Fishing is fair on Sprague,
Chewaucan, and Sycan rivers;
Deadhorse and Campbell lakes
are poor for fishing. The Sum
mer Lake Rim closure is now
open to recreationists.
There are some slick spots on
roads in the higher country; fire
danger is down considerably but
caution should still be used.
There is frost almost every
night and steady afternoon
winds.
All main roads into Silver
Lake have logging traffic. Hunt
ing is fair to good; fishing at
Thompson Reservoir is fair.
Hunters are asked to be ex
tremely careful with warming
fires and fires built in unim
proved campsites.
A few hunters have reported
good success in the Warner dis
trict, but deer hunting is gen
erally only fair. Wild plums are
nearly gone. Fire danger is now
only moderate as a result of
rain last week, but the rain did
not materially reduce the haz
ard in the heavy slash areas.
The grass-sagebrush areas have
dried sufficiently to also pre
sent a fire hazard.
Now li Th. Tim. to Order
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GUN STORE
Community Qahndak
FIRDAY
YMCA FAMILY NIGHT, 6;30
p.m., p o 1 1 u c k, recreation,
YMCA. Halloween theme.
STATE MEETING, Juvenile
Advisory Councils, 6:30 to 8:30
p.m.. banquet, Winema Hotel.
Public invited.
SHASTA PTA, 6 pm., annual
spaghetti dinner, school. Public
invited.
SATURDAY
WOMEN OF ST. PAUL'S
EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 2 to 5
p.m., benefit tea, Mrs. William
L. Whytal. 2126 Lakeshore Dr.
Public invited.
MIDLAND JUVENILE
GRANGE, 2 p.m., meeting,
Grange Hall.
RETIRED TEACHERS, 1
p.m., potluck, home of Mrs.
Minnie Mallory, Chiloquin.
STATE MEETING, Juvenile
Advisory Councils, 12:30 to 1:30
p.m., luncheon, Winema Hotel.
Public invited.
MERRY MIXERS, A p.m.,
square dance, party night, Peli
can City Hall. Bring potluck.
AAUW, i p.m., meeting,
Klamath Art Gallery. Speakers,
Lyle Matoush, ohn Giboney. Art
exhibit, Jean Davis.
RUMMAGE SALE, Merrill re
bekah Lodge, 9 a.m., basement
of IOOF Hall, Merrill.
SUNDAY
ART EXHIBIT, 2 to 5 p.m.,
works of .ieancne Villair Davis,
Grants Pass, Klamath Art Gal
lery, Link River Bridge.
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Brand New
Polar
Cub
Wall & Esplanade
Next to Carter's Market
You'll enjoy our speedy "drive
up" window service, or treat
yourself to a leisurely snack
in our new dining room! Stop
in anytime ror aeiigmrui
ice cream treats, soft
drinks, delicious ham
burgers and other
short orders. We
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and soeedy
service!
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CONGRATULATIONS
To Dave Seutter's
Polar Cub
We Supplied the Lumber!
BEST WISHES
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Polar Cub
We are proud to have been selected to
furnish this new business with our fine
dairy products.
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Attend the Klamath Basin Potato Festival, Merrill, Oct. 25-26
And See the THOMAS DODGE DISPLAY