FRIDAY FEBRUARY 12, 19M
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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Local Firm To
Have Opening
' The grand opening of Bud and
Charlotte's News and Photo Serv
ice, in their new building at 1004
Main Street; has been announced
for this Saturday by the owners,
E. T. (Bud) Buesing and Charlotte
Carmlchael.
The opening is to acquaint the
public with the new combined busi
ness, formerly Bud's Photo Servico
onrl ral-miphflPl Nf-WKtlMld . in the
new building next door to the former
newsstand location.
DlrH unH r?hn Hnl Ip'R U'ill hilVe
prizes, gifts and treats for their
ciipsLH all rlnv Saturday, Also, live
models will be on hand for camera
fans to practice on, and factory
representatives win oe in nmr
dance for consultation on plioto
graphic problems.
DOORS OPEN 6:30
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! PROPOSED MIDLAND DRAINAGE PROJECT
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MAP SHOWS BOUNDARIES of
District that will be discussed
Traffic Deaths In
Washington Listed
OLYMPIA Itfl The state cam
paign to reduce the traffic death
loll showed these figures Thurs
day: Traffic deaUis since Jan. 1: 25.
Traffio deaths for same period
1953: (11.
Traffic deaths since campaign
started Nov. 1. 1953: 108.
Traffic deaths for same period
beginning Nov. 1, 1952: 195.
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State Commission
Lists Job Totals
SALEM W Employment in
non-la r ui jobs in Oregon has In
creased every year since 1949, the
State Unemployment Compensation
Commission said Thursday.
The commission said the state
had an average of 467.000 non
aRricultur.il workers in 1953. which
2.600 more than in 1952.
The total was M.200 more than
In 194, and 10 per cent above the
hifjhest wartime loin I.
ACTRESS
LONDON W Actress Vivien
Leirh defied her doctor and an
nounced she will return to her
West Fnd smash hit Thursday
Bight desnite a broken wriit
Vivien slipped and fell Monday
nurine a performance of 'The
Sleeping Prince."
District February 16 at the
Soil District
To Hold Meet
The annual meeting of the Klam
ath Soil Conservation District has
been set for 7:30 p.m. February
16, at the Midland Grange Hall, it
was announced today by Chairman
Myron Taylor.
On the agenda for the meeting
will be the annual report and plans
for 19S4: Election of a supervisor
to fill the unexpired term of Kelly
Robinette and an open discus
sion of the proposed Midland Drain
age District.
Included in the speakers who will
discuss the proposed district will
be: Carroll H. Dwyer, soil con
servation service economist, Port
land, whose topic will be "Eco
nomic feasibility"; E. L. Stephens
and J. P. Elmore, Bureau of Rec
lamation officials, "bureau re
quirements and obtaining Interest
free government money"; Lyle C.
Smith, SCS engineer, Klamath
Palls, who VIII present tentative
plans and costs and A. R. Oross,
Klamath experimental station, will
speak on drainage benefits.
All persons in the Klamath soil
conservation district and those in
terested In the proposed drainage
district and their families are in
vited to attend. Refreshments will
be served. i
Astoria Union
Asks Dredging
ASTORIA im Dredging will
start next week on Slip Two.
waterfront workers were assured
Wednesday. They were at a port
meeting to protest the grounding
of a- Japanese ship here earlier
this week and loss of business and
pay when the vessel left without
completing Its loading.
Fort officials admitted their faces
were red about the grounding, but
assured the protesting longshore
men that -immediate action would
be taken to deepen the slip.
They said that this was only the
third grounding of a vessel in the
port in 13 years and that during
the period the port had spent
S90.0O0 to dredge Us slips.
Complaints and questions about
the operation of the port were
heard from representatives of 12
dilfcrcnt union locals at the meet
ing. Correction On
Tax Instructions
WASHINGTON I Internal
Revenue Service officials ex
plained Thursday ihe circum
stances under which the costs of
participation in group hospitals
uoii and neaitn plans may be o
ducted in making out an Income
tax relum.
If paid on a monthly or other
regular oasis, like insurance pre'
mlums, these costs may be con
sidered as medical expenses,
They may not be deducted oen-
rately but must be lumped with
ouirr medical and dental expenses
in determining wnether tola med
iral expenses will reach a deducti
ble level.
The Associated Press erroneous.
ly stated on Jan. 27 that group
nospiiauzaiion costs could be de
ducted separately.
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Look out Medford here we are.
Many students are off to the valley
lor this weekend's basketball
games. The weather isn't too bad
so perhaps lots of townspeople will
join us and help cheer the learn
to victory.
Pod Peppers will travel by bus
to Medford for tonight's game but
fathers will be called out to take
the girls back tor Saturday's game.
Don't worry about baking this
weekend mother. The senior Tri
Ht Y is having a cooked food sale
at the Quality Food Market. Cakes,
cookies, candy and we hope some
pies will be all ready for the family
aessen. . ,
Having Income tax troubles?
Just contact any of the Social Econ
classes and presto they have
all the answers to all the forms.
etc. By the time we have all the
correct answers down pat they'll
no doubt change the forms and the
questions. No wonder fathers ap
pear frustrated this time of year.
The "Pellcana talent show" is
being prepared so if Major Bowes
hasn't already snagged all the teen
age talent from Klamath we should
see a good performance. I tie exact
date for this year's snow hasn't
been announced.
Sacks of home made candy will
go on sale Monday at noon in the
main hall. Imagine the Pep Pep
pers standing still long enough to
make candy. Sounds like a calorie
counting jubulee but we can all eat
TIm FafcM
Monday
7:00 P.M.
5000 WATTS
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carrots on Tuesday.
Santiam Lodge will be the hous
ing headquarters for the Skt Club
Marcn S, 6 and 7. Thirty two mem
bers will be conveyed by school
bus to Hoodoo Ski Bowl lor a week
end of thrills and spills. Qet those
STARTS WEDNESDAY, FEB. 17
WILL ARD HOTEL
Opalka & Garcia
"THE HOT PEPPEIIS"
The Biggest Little Latin American Duo in the Country
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