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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 20, 1946)
i r State 20-30's To Meet Here ltPrrentuUvrK from 20 30 clubs all nvar Urrunn will a. sninblti In KIiiiuhUi Kill In or tli. Into I'linvciilliin M'liuiluli'il (or thin wrrkriiil, NuIIiiiiiiI officers who will utli'iid tlio iiirt'tliiu lira Dr. Jim Vcrnrttl, pimldi'iil, liny Kli-teluT, vlco prt'slili'iit, Jus. 'Jul In, Inislrc, dud Kohiirl Ilvru, secretary. Prourutit fur thn wi-cki'iul lie I'ludri h ImiKiniit mxl cllnncr diiiira at tlio Wlllnrd hotel Hut iircluy nlulil, iHislnrss incollnu ml breakfast Suniliiy mornliiK, mill an otililoor picnic for 2(1 III) wlvrs Suncluy fli:rii(HJii m Moore puik. Shortages Delay Malin Park Work MAUN, June 20 The first of thi year the hoard of direc tor of tlio Miilln coiiimuiilty ouik unci rurriiiitlou district imlH'il Unit by uprhiii tln-y would lio iihlo to blurt millilinu thn wlniinlnii tmik unit uitiiiiko the walks and iliives. They applied In the clvlllun proihatlon administration for Iirlurlty on building materials, nit priority wan denied rliiK to very crltlciil slinrtaue of build mil inuli'Niils needed fur new houses for veterans. However, the hourd bun dure somo clean , up work on thn park Kroundu mid expects to work up the sod In unlet Hint next ynir the liround will bo rrudy or level lull and tlio plniitlnu of jiriiM mid lirilb. Members of the liurk boiird lire president. Dick lleiuel; secretary, Ted DeMer- 20-30 Candidate if :s. i . Bt.wart Patty, president ol Ih. Klamath Falls 20 30 club. It running lor tha olllca of northwtit district governor. ANOTHER FIRECRACKER KANSAS CITY, Hon., June 20 !'l Hhodtliil of firecrackers by playful patrolmen around police licndipiarters here In over. Police Chief Will John tucked thin warning on the bulletin boiird: "Any officer (hunting fire rruckort in the eltv hull will get 30 diiyn off WITHOUT." rltt; dlreelom, A. M. M. Slimlny. Kallnu and Inflated Prices Threaien Aged Drawing Relief Funds Tii Ik of Junking the OPA and threatened Inflation inunt strike clone to homo for approximate ly 2110 persons over tlio ago of 05 In Kluinnth county who arc huvliig to live on fixed Indi vidual Income! of about 150 a month. They are the old people cared for by the county welfare of fice, and repreacnt 14 per cent of the totul number of persona over 05 In tlio county. An average monthly budget (or these persona shows an In come of ubout $50 from all sources, social security, local relief, glfta and the like, and the 150 la chopped up Into ex penditures such as the follow lnu. In round fluures: Food, $20; housing, $10; cloth-. Ing, $5; $7 for utilities ana heat: $:t for medicine and other necessities and $5 for spending money. These amounts vary with personul needs, and medical at tention Is provldod over and above the monthly grant given by the welfure office, but this average la an assured Income on which the persons are Just expected to live In some com fort. Item by Item, the county wel fare office sets up a budget consistent with the actual liv ing costs of tho Individual be ing cared for and arrlvca at the amount of money to be granted him each month. The granta In Klamath coun ty average $37 a month from the local relief agency. Social security payments and other sources of small Income bring tho per case Incomo average to $,ri0. Klamath county's old age 1 benefit program la operated at a relatively low coat In that this county has fewer depend ent old ueople in accordance with population than most counties In the state. Klumuth s average Is 13.1 persona drawing old age assistance In each 1000 persons over 05, while the slate avcruge la 223. Average cost of tho old age program In the statu is $1.19 per capita, In Klumuth county the cost la 41 cents per capita. The grunts mudo by the locul welfure office arc Just as lib eral as any U) the state, but tho cost as a whole la lower becuuso of fewer dependent old people. There haa been an increase recently In the number of ap plications hero for relief, prin cipally because some of the older persona who worked dur- H lug the war years have fin ished their period of drawing unemployment compensation und their social security is not enough to live on. Approximately 4000 products are made from coal tar. These products Include perfume and aspirin. TOURIST FISHINO PORTLAND, Ore., June 20 (VP) Tho Portland chamber of com merce has asked police to help in a hospitality campaign for tour ists. Tourist Manager A. Bancroft Wells has asked Acting Police Chief Leon Jenkins to have traffic officers schooled In polite- lirBAI D a NEWS. KUmalk rails. Ors. TIII KIUAT, IS, ISIS, !( tIMl ness to visitors. That Includes,,! says Wells, the right answer to questions about Portland's seen- cry and history plus a tip on wnero io caicn a Dig wmnooK salmon. There are 1,937,144,060 acres in the 48 states of the union. SEWING MACHINE ; REPAIRING tiptrt, OiirinlHl Wark 4 All Mikm inbl Hr(rp rfl KillmaU Sewing Machine Sorvict , Tour In4ttdnl llr till atli Aha I Wi) "MAKE IT A MILLION!" ENLIST BEFORE JULY 1 and b fur oi obtaining th Army's anrouj family allow ance lot your dpncUnts for tho full Unalh of your nlist monL Oft throoquart ol a million young mn haw on lUtod In tho Rogular Amy to dato. MAKE IT A MILLION! For full dotaiU, apply at your noarotf Army Camp or Pott or U. 8. Army Kocruiting Station. POST OFFICE BUILDINQ ' Klamath Falls, Or. o) STOP AT THE NEW . . . GROCERY STORE MEATS VEGETABLES SERVICE STATION 8'i miles from Klamath Falls on the KENO HIGHWAY H. E. Fredrickson E. R. Ball KENO DANCE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT to 1 Discs rslrvm Music by th OREGON HILL BILLIES . ,. DELICIOUS LUNCHES SERVED T5 PM i in arTzSZ It's Ice Cream Time! and that means GfoiteSi Jlake ICE CREAM It's good ond it's good fo you. Ask for Croter Lake ot your food store or fountain. It's better. Manufactured by tha man who protact your milk supply KLAMATH FALLS CREAMERY I II lis" -.,.. ,.. 11 r"" "SERVE YOURSELF AND PAY-LESS" iVeti? Horizons km xpaadcdi market area 100,000,000 ef Inivraece In force 73 lecrease ! aew besleecs e Frrcnds and Policyholders of the Standard Insurance Com pany (the new name chosen by the policyholders of Oregon Mutual Life Insurance Co.) will be glad to learn that business has Increased 73 over the same period last year and that our business in force is now over $100,000,000. This company writes all forms of life insurance including famous "Golden Years Plan" of Retirement Income. Inquiries are invited for literature on this attractive policy which enables its users to plan and realize their own Social Security. (Formarly nomad Ortgon Mutual Ufa Iniuranco Company) Horn Offlct, Portland, Oregon Ettablithtd 1906 LYNN ROYCROFT BERNARD A. FETZER EVA LONG JULIAN R. ABBOTT TOMORROW'S ANOTHER DAY Cm i pfcuw. J j Every sale we make today is made with an eye towards tomorrow's business. We want to sea our customers come back again, and again, and again through all the to morrows we hope to be serv ing the needs of this commu nity. Therefore, we make certain that satisfaction and customer good-will are part ond parcel of every sale we make every day of the week. Palmolive Soap . . . . 3 for 19c 1.00 Wildroot Cream Oil . . . 79c Dr. West Tooth Brush ..... 47c Tiro, ?l y Of Kj'iemtz znunvfMn ti nam Ani nniun' rutin LULumnu P II U i 3 Won't .hurt psrmaaants. t Ssntotional saw woy le ci las. troui color to "off. shads," graying, adtd, drtaktd, or "old" looking hair. 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