NANCES
IMPOSED
BY
CITY
GOUNG L
Congratulates
Altornoy "cnry Perkins
draw P 'wo proponed
iincra foi" '" npprovnl of
, ,i.r next Mowliiv nluht.
ho do Willi nppolntmiTitn to
Euv vacancies, the other to
!' nlnollnn fnr tin.
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IllUUriJHIl UiVU iil-ai UMIIU.
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itlv Will pri'HUMiuu in wic
ik. aniunntlon of Council.
Rollln Cuntmll. tho appoint
.nilminca will pvrmlt r-
Lion of tho citv churl-
hat provide for filling of
IflCICK O
ni in aoprovon. moil i
....ii-H that the city follow
Elite low which nlrcndv him
hlnery m "im
InrlM of nil fleeted officials.
E. ntutc law net forth thnt
Eoiiik'II nppolnt n member to
tOIIICO lllltii:nu i K"'"K
.ah a sncclol election In the
6 In which tho vacancy oc-
J MO WW inm ii1iiith iu
iiv elective officers. At the
rnt time the city chnrlcr'hun
to do with nppolntincnt of
ic vncnnclo.
intrall urged nrcpnrntlon of
irdlnnnco to afford residents
file sown Buuuruiiit urea 10
lino mo cuy Ji wiey bo
i. It IB iioccssnry to ulve
weeks' nuhlleatlon notiea
rilon Bhould bo taken lm-
iiiirlv. Cnntrnll mid.
he councilman reviewed the
fcmbcr, 1044, election when
Ijouth suburban . rea was not
Wiled to coma inio inn city
to mlfnindcrBtnndliiK in the
mint of precincts and quail
voters, kntrall Mid he was definitely
feted to annexation of any
k torrltory than the "Id
le" previously dcnlKnuted.
Includej wasmnirn wny,
fli way. and 8. Bin.
uncllmnn Harvey Mnrtin
"they all want to be
Jilht in. If we're itoiuR to
ny government money or
uwrrs. couldn't we use some
fee trlnnalo comes In?"
atv Enslncer E. A. Thomas
ised the council as to how fnr
krtl aid has gone in tho mat-
or rowers nna snia ne nna
Dlcsy for the right to apply
federal works administration
I thnt the official npplicatlon
fWA was being filled out at
present time.
motion maae oy council
Cantrnll that recommendn
of the rccrcntlon committee
Idopted in full to turn over
till to tho Tecivngo club, nnd
the city add $7 to complete
contractors bid. wns second'
by Councilman Puul O. Lniv
I and passed.
Dili apparently ends the Teeiv
club cli.tcun.ilon ns lar as the
hell is concerned,.;-' - -
I. E. Lnmm of Lamm Lumber
(puny, sought purchase of 11
In Falrvlcw addition at n
nr cc of $2283. An or-
ince to this effect passed the
I and second rcnnmgs.
pes brought from Modoc
f t will be placed on this pro
y. It is understood.
me punch board proposition
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Phil Metichsn, vice-chairman
of the Shriner'i hospital for
crippled children in Portland.
has written a lettor of thanks
lo Noble H. E. Jones for the
unequalled work end support
of the Klamath Full. Khrin.
club In behalf of the hospital.
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News Not$ and
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Noble II. B. Jones of the Klnm
nth Kulls Shrine club wiih the
recipient of another congniluln
tory letler from a nicinher of
thu board of directors of the
Shrlncr's liospl t it 1 for crippled
children, Phil Metschen.
Mclschen, who Is vice chiiir.
man of Iho children's hospital,
wrote, that lifter nearly 20 yours
of service for this worthy cause,
he does not recall any Shrine
club thnt has equalled the work
In behalf of the hospital as the
Klnmulh Falls orgnniziitlun. He
stilted thnt none have produced
so many enthusiastic, ennnble.
unselfish and sympathetic work
ers.
Ho goes on to say that the
Portland board has stuck its
chin out and adopted a program
involving large expenditures
which It would have not had the
courngc to undertake hnd it not
known it was bneked by such
organizations as tho local Shrine
CHID.
was prcsei.tcd to the council by
Councilman Angus Newton. A
summary on punch boards, as
prepared by the League of Ore
gon Cities, wns read by Police
Judge Harold Franey. At this
point, Attorney Perkins said
thnt the council would have to
draw the lino to ascertain the
difference between a lottery and
ii board of skill. The matter of
plnclng u stamp on nil boards
was referred lo the city attorney
to report back.
Councilman Martin suid that
residents of Dni'row between
Mitchell and Washburn way
wanted to establish a sidewalk
but one resident, a serviceman,
was not in fnvor. The city at
torney will look into the matter.
The request by Don Kenyon
for a private parking place at
10th and High, his residence,
wns turned down on motion of
Newton. .
Efficiency awards ara being
granted to students of the com
mercial depurlnient in typing.
uniy ten mln-KW??)
urn miiiuu wril-
crod, und they?
must no taken
during cluss
time. Those
first . year stu
dents who nrc
able to type be
tween 40 unci
BO words per
minute are
uwurded bronze
pins, first und second ycur typ
ists who type between 30 and 00
words receive silver nins: be-
tween 80 nnd 70, gold pins with
the figures "00" on them, and
70 or more words receive gold
pins with the "70" on them.
Followina a buffet dinner at
the Kennies Country club, the
"K" club and their diesis will
dunce to music provided by the
Marine band. Dancing will be
from 8 o'clock until 11. The af
fair is to be semi-formal.
Although no theme has been
chosen for tho Junior-Senior
prom, the date has been. May 11
has been set by the junior class
officers as the date; the place
win ue ine usual one tne boys
gym. So far as it is known now.
Baldy's bund will furnish the
music, and it is tentatively
planned that dancing will take
place irom a:3U o clock until
J 1:10 In order to comply with
me cuncw law.
The light from the sun reaches
our earth in 41)0 seconds.
UP FLYING SERVICE
Kcliihliuhmf.n! rtf Ihn Ql.:cta.
Cnscudo flying service by P. S.
riucncocK ana u. a. ivicnauo
was announced here today.
The Klamath men have just
purchased three airplanes at Al
turas and will operate a business
featuring both aircraft sales and
student instruction. They expect
to begin operations about April
1 nt the Wordcn airport.
Hitchcock Is manager and Mc
Nabb is assistant manager of the
.West- Hitchcock corporation.
Both men ni'p nvnorlnnenl fli,.-c
McNabb wus connected with an
nviuuon enterprise in Wyoming,
und Hitchcock has operated his
OWn nllim. nl Tlamnlh ITallc
in the Bend country, where he
formerly lived.
OBITUARY
IDA MAY SAMHON
Id May Sumion, a resident of Klam-
lh Fa s for the Daat 30 vcurs. oatsr-fl
away in this city Sunday, March 25. 1045.
one wai a nil live ni u run do Bonflc, Ore
Kon and wai nged 09 years and 4 days
when called. She is survived by three
uroincrs. jay uuvail or lewiion, Mon
tana; Aivln Uuvail of Millwood, Wash
ington: Edward Diivall of Eusrne. Ore-
Ron; one iliter, Pearl Hlnklcy of lw!s
ton. Montana; two sons, Kdward Pulley
of Klamath Falls and Int. Lt. Jark Sam
son wiin tne U. a. infantry In Italy; one
dattithter. Marie Means of Klamath Falls
and one sranddauathtcr, Carol Ann
means or itiamain rails. Tne remains
rest at Ward's Klamath Funeral Home
ot 023 High. Funeral arrangements will
be announced later.
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RED CROSS NEEDS
An order has been received by
the Red Cross at 418 Main for 50
pairs of pajamas to be cut and
sewed by workers at the Hed
Cross workrooms. The material
for these pajamas has been re
ceived, and they are needed im
mediately by military hospitals
around the country. It is hoped
that workers will respond to
this urgent pica to cut and sew,
because it is necessary to have
the quota completed by the first
bf May.
The Tied Cross is also asking
that women who are working on
layettes please finish them as
soon as possible, and bring them
to tho workrooms. ,
Every Day Is
SOMEBODY'S
BIRTHDAY!
We Specialize In -
UliiH For Illm
RUDY'S
600 Main
Lutheran Church .
Observes' Holy Week
Holy week will be observed
at the Klamath Lutheran church,
Cross and Crescent, by S. M.
Topncss, pastor.
Holy Communion Tuesday,
March 27 at 7:45 p. m. Sermon,
"The Upper Room." Holy
Communion Thursday, March 20,
7:45 p. m. Services on Good
Friday, March 30, 2 p. m. Ser
mon, "Were You There When
Tutsday, March 27, 1945
HERALD AND NEWS THREB
They Laid Him in the Tomb?"
This will be the last sermon
in the . Lenten scries used
throughout the season on the
general theme, "Were You There
When They Crucified My Lord?"
Classified Ads Bring Results.
50 Wool
Union Suits or
Shirts and Drawers
OREGON WOOLEN
800 Main
WISE BUY!
for qualified motorists
IB. F. Goodrich
'SILVERTOWN
Easy farms on all '
popular sixes. . .
Off clot Tire loipecfor
DICK B. MILLER CO.
SILVERTOWNS
B. F. Goodrich Tires "
Cor. 7th and Klamath Ph. 4103
Farm Master
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CHICKS
17
c
Ea.
In lots of 100
New Hampi, Rocks, R. Reds.
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w
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PULLETS
Place your orders now for future de
livery for Heavy Breeds or Leghorns.
Sears Farm Store
Paul O. Landry
this question:
"If a person should en
ter our building and fall
st the entrance due to a
slippery floor, would we
be protected against lie.
billty by our owners, land
lords and tenants liability
policy?"
For information on any
insurance problem, consult
THE LANDRY CO.
Serving Klamath
20 Years
419 Main Sr. Ph. 5612
Tho Courthouse Is Now
One Block Down The
Street From Our Office.
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