TUESDAY, OCT. 25, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE SfVIN
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Council OK's
Recreation
Water Deal
In action at tlit city council meet
Inf lt nliht tlit council gave ap
proval to a contract submitted by
tlit recreation department covering
water rtnttl trnm the bureau ol rec
lamation and Installation ol a pump
ing system tu diaw water from tlit
canal.
Terms ol tha contract, Instigation
ot which will Inlllata Irrlgallun work
on Conger Held, call for tlit recrea
1 1 o n department to have water
righla trom tlit canal on a 23-year
leant at a coal ot 1M per year,
(losing
Tha city dadt alto approved a
suggestion that all municipal ol
llcra bt cloud on Hit Saturday fol
lowing Armistice Day. November
II.
AwUtant Fltt Clilel John W.
Coraery broached a problem to the
council when ha asked what could
be dona retarding tilt passage of
emergency vehicle at tlit Main and
Oplanade Intersection.
Corkery Hated that with Hit In-
lallallon of traffic Ulanda by the
late highway department at the In-
terseellon, Ilia problem hat arisen
at to how tlit fire department could
make a run down Main atreet when
the ruad waa crowded.
City Engineer E. A. Thomas sug
gested that the city might havt to
establish tome system whereby It
would be possible In urh Irulancei
In coin ml tilt tliree way atop light
to bt erected at the Intersection.
Kenla
Alao up for dlacuMlon waa a
recommendation that a rental IUI
bt made up By tht city for Inter
departmental rent of all mechani
cal equipment belonging to tht city.
Tht recommendation waa ap
proved with the addition that aepa-
rate rental prlcea bt established for
any private concern wishing to rent
city equipment.
City Engineer Thomaa submitted
lo tlfe council a report on Improve
ment unit 104. The report coiuuted
of plan and apeciflcallona for con
struction of paving on High atreet
tiom Bill lo 10th. Two prlre esll
matea for tht Job were submitted.
Cost of a concrete aurfarlng would
total 18171 68, and asphalt paving.
aauaii.
Tht council moved Uiat City At
torney Perklna be given tht powtr
to Inform resident of that area con
cerning the project and of the data
tht council will hold a hearing on
the proposed work.
Other road work being considered
by the street department Include
construction ot the B. Roger treet
Improvement and also ot rights-of-way
In the Lakeside and River
side additions.
HIGH
SCHOOL
News and
Comments
y
Flo Ann
Porting
Wm
Quit a few KUIIH clubs art plan
ning to charter school buses to
carry members to the Pellcan-Cavt-men
football gamt In Grant Pass
this Prlday. Chartering tht busea
la left up lo tilt dubs because II
cense leea prohibit the school Irom
sending buses over for the gamt.
iluwever, several of tha clubs art
asking that non-member go along
tu fin up tha bus.
"bVhool will bt lei out early
though to permit students to reach
ursnu rasa be I ore dark," states
Principal James L. Brown. How
ever, Just how early was left up to
i n t students. clashes could run
straight through lo 1 p. in. or until
u noon with classes taking up again
irom 13 30 to 1 30 p. m. In any
event, to obtain state school funds,
there must be at least one hours
attendance In the afternoon.
Members of the Ktms h.i.rf
terday selected lis oiricers tor the
ear. naming uonnle Hterland pres
ident. Ronnie was auui ,trum
this year. The vice president elected
is Jim Metier and tht position ol
secroLsrv will Kj i... ... , i ...
f ... ww uciu
by Dolores Kidder. Bob Larson holds
me uoranan a pol and his assistant
will be Virginia Hmun.
Tht football game at Grants Pans
la not the only reason some of the
student wish to go over tner. A
number of Sugar "n Bpice club mem
bers are hfimiitf tn .-. i . - k... .
j Orants Pasa Saturday tor a Ptuure
iiomemaarr ol America meeting
With which Suaar 'n Rnlra 11 -f.
filiated. Oleta vuiion w. rn.,..
yesterday as tht official represent
ee oi uie mamam rails chapter
and earlier three more officers were
eiecteo lor in group. Doralyn Par-
ton Will be historian fnr thn
Mildred Mitchell reporter and Palsy
loung yen-song lesdrr.
"introduction lo IliiMnes" u the
nut to a course taught by Miss La.
Vonn Huisenga dealing with tie.
mentary business tecbnlaues. Re.
cently tht class haa been learning
now to wnte cnecks, money orders.
postal notes, receipt of all kinds.
cnerg stubs, registered check and
cashier's checks.
OTI Job Campaign
Proves Success
OTt The Job campaign for OTI
students directed by Robert Bmlth,
hss been progressing satisfactorily.
Quite a number have been placed
li town employment. 8ome etudent
Ives have a a c u r e d- position
through the counselor's otflce.
It seems however Hist, while thla
rvmpalgn brought response from
the townspeople, the students have
awakened also and therefore many
applications ha t been filed, carry
ing qualifications that heretofore
have not been registered In the
counselors ntflce. New Jobs are
therefore welcome and all requesta
will be taken care of Immediately.
l.nr.dKR KILLED
KIXIRENCE. Oct. JS on A
fulling limb at a Cape creek log
ging operation killed Loyce Webb.
36. yesterday. He had been falling
a tret with another worker. Hi
w'dnw and a ton, ot Cushman, survive.
Be a Community Cheef volunteer.
Call JUS.
Movie to Be
Filmed In
This Area
Klamath Palls and surrounding
tie la going to be In Uie movies
again, with a premier showing of
"Life In Klamath" alated for tlit
Pelican Theatre Nov. 3, 4. and 6
Produced and filmed by Robert
Allen of Reellle Productions, Holly
wood, the film will deal with all
aspecta ot lift In the Klamath area
Including churches, schools, busi
ness and Industry and everyday
life.
Color fr llm
The entire feature length picture
will be III color. Merrill's apud tea
tlval waa covered by Allen over tht
week-end and he la currently shout
ing In town.
Allen waa In Klamath soma five
years ago wltlr a crew when they
filmed a picture called "Klamath
at War" showing much of Klam
ath Palls' life aa well as operations
of the marine barracks, the Red
Crow. TJBO and other volunteer
organizations then operating.
Work on the feature 1 expected
to be completed within a week.
Den Mothers
Hear Tanner
Ouest speaker was Paul Tanner,
district Boy Bcout commissioner, fct
a meeting of the Den Mothers club
ot pack 8 held at the Cecil Prather
heme, 4513 Thompson.
In addition to outlining the set
up and dullea of Uie Boy Scout
otflce and Ita personnel, Tanner
Joined In a discussion of problem
of the Cub pack.
Tha meeting marked the close of
the term tor Mrs. Lois Thompson
aa chairman of tha group, and Mr.
Paul Lee waa elected In her place.
Mr. Lloyd Beely la temporary pub
licity chairman.
Nest Meet
The next meeting will be held In
the Peace Memorial Presbyterian
church Instead of Allamont Junior
high school. The meeting will be
at 1:30 p. m.. Thursday. Den 6.
whose den mother Is Mrs. Harry
Evans, will be host group. Theme
for Uie month Is "Fire Prevention."
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ma si ! J
City Accounting System's
Revision urged by Auditor
Bean Hupper Klun.ath Luth
eian Ladles Aid Is having Its an
ni'al bean super and harvest fes
tival Thursday evening to which
the public It Invited. Serving will
be from 6 30 until 8 p. ni. Produce
and canned foods will be for sale
also,
horlal Club IK'brkah social
club will meet at the home of Bea
trice Denlson, 4:i1 No. 3rd Wednes
day at 1 p. m Potlurk luncheon will
be served. All Rebekatia are cor
dally Invited.
Meeting A training meeting for
Olrl Scout leader and tlieir alt
anla will be held Thursday morning
from 8:30 to 11:30 on the top floor
of J. C. Penney store. Christmas
wrapping and decoration will be
demonstrated.
Kesular Medina Tlieta Tl.-t-
Klio Olrla club No. 8 will hold Its
regular meeting Wednesday at 7:30
p.m. in the IOOP hall. All officer
and members are asked to be pres
ent, and to bring 25 cents for the
Halloween party.
Health Meet A luncheon meeting
ot the Tuberculosis and Health As
sociation eaecutlve board and ex
ecutive committee will be held at
13 Wednesday noon at the Willard
hotel.
riludy tiroup The Mills study
group will meet at the home of
Mrs. Leo Heath, 2432 Orchard way,
Wednesday at 1 p. m. Those wish
ing to attend are asked to call
VM or 9703 and make reservations.
Attend (lasses Mrs. Isabel
Jackson. 1834 LeRoy, attended
Southern Oregon college classes
Saturday. She and her sinter. Mrs.
Ptank Hall, who accompanied her,
operate the Klamath klndegarten.
The city council completed laat
night their three-session study ot an
audit report on the city budget for
Uit year 1IM8 and Mil.
In their perusual of the report
city fathers noted that there was
a need for establishment of small
change fund In tht various city
departmenta.
Tht "general 'comment 'and
recommendation section" of the au
dit by J. Paul Matthews, Klamath
Kails auditor, cited that there waa
need for a drastic revision in the
accounting methods and records of
the city. It waa tated that the pres
ent accounting system, established
Eight Hunters
Arrested
A long file of duck hunter filed
Into Justice court yesleiday to pay
off tines levied against them for
violation of the game laws.
Eight arrest were made by state
police on Uie charge of hunting tor
migratory waterfowl between sunset
and sunrise. Five of the hunter
paid assessment of 118.50. and the
other three were docked 128.50.
Burt C. Asher. 4641 Frelda ave
nue, waa charged by police with
shooting from a public highway,
tht Spring Lake road, and was
fined I2S50.
many years ago. waa Inadequate for
ousinesa mai me city now doe.
Ledger Control
Matthew also commented that
there ahould be established a gen
eral ledger control In respect to the
city asset and liabilities.
Tht report stated that city-owned
property la materially under In
jured. It waa pointed out that In
some instances city property I In
sured by a "blanket policy" giving
only 60 per cent coverage.
A final recommendation by Mat
thew stated that some change
should be made in the estimation
of budget for the various city departmenta.
district have established a voluntary
working brigade to ftvt tht aheep
8 thorough wool cut and without
charge."
Bt a Cat
Call 1138.
any Ckeef vohrateot,
Tu Buy or Bell Us tht Want-Adal
TIN COATS-TIN PANTS
Black Bear llirsch Wetee Single or Deohlo Weigh
OREGON WOOLEN STORE
8th Main rhant T1
Commie Barbers
Shear Sheep
PRAOUE. Czechoslovakia, Oct. 2S
MV-Tht communist newspaper Rude
Pravo today revealed the latest In
CzaChOSlOVakla'a Vnllintorv wnrlrlno
brigades barbers who spent their i
holidays shearing aheep. j
"There are many sheep In the ,
Czech northern border region," said :
Uie paper, "but nobody to shear i
them. Therefore the barber of the j
To Lea Angeles A. C. Cummlng.
249 E. Main, waa called to Los
Angeles Saturday by the death of
his sister, Mrs. R. V. Root.
Kale Postponed The Riverside
PTA baked food sale has been post
pnned'due to the group's concession
at Uie fairgrounds.
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Hewing The Kathryn Beattie
missionary society will have a ew
Ing meeting at Uie Peace Memorial
church Friday at 10:30 am.
J. L DEAN
Public Accountant
and Auditor
Office at
lot North 1th It.
Pbont 9348
DR. RICKER'S
HEALTH $
EXAMINATION
1
One Day Only Oct. 28
If yea art tick or suffering from til.
health there la definite eaoee. The
cause may or may not be near tht symp
toms that give yon dietreaa. The par post
la to locate tha cause of yoar Hi-health
and advise yoa a ta what meat be
done as that you may aace mora enjoy
normal health.
During tbla examination yoa need not tell the doctor what
your symptoms are unless yoa desire to do so. Neither trill it
be necessary to remove clothing. Tbe reaaltt of the examina
tion will enable an to advise von aa to the parte of yoar body
that may bo responsible for sncb condition aa digestive
disorders, rheumatism, nervousness, headache, high and low
blood pressure, kidney trouble, lowered vitality, abnormal
tiredness and many other ailments. Grasp thla opportunity
to have a checkup on your physical condition.
Remember Friday Only Hourt 1 1-5
Dr. W. L. Bicker, D. C.
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SEATTLE. Oct. 25 (A1 There
will be more than a half million
laying hena or Eastern Washington
farms ol tht Columbia basin project
at the end of the first seven year
of development, a bureau of rec
lamation official aald today.
visitors Mr. and Mrs. Paul L.
Mann of Chicago have been visit
ing with Manns brother here, W.
T. Mann of Bratton'a motel. The ,
visitors and Mr. and Mrs. Mann j
enjoyed a week at the coast and
spent some time traveling In Call- i
forma. I
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