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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 15, 1954)
THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1954 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAtJ V Potato Ad Decision Due A decision as to the advertising (gency selected to handle the po tato promotional program tor the Central OregoivKlamatn Basin- Tu- lelake-Macdoel . areas should be forthcoming soon, according to members of the advertising committee who attended a joint committee meeting in Redmond last week. ,, Four west' co a st advertising nrms, Tne a. s. Wilson Adverti sing Agency, Bend; Earl Helms and Associates, Portland; Oerth Pacific Advertising Agency, Fort - land, met with the joint advertising committee who. attended a joint .aea an advertising program for Me approval ol tne committee. , Tlie selection of one of these agencies to handle the advertising of the Klamath-Deschutes Russet potato is expected next week. Advertising committee members and growers from the Tulelake . Klamath districts attending the meeting were: Wendell Schey. Olen Arthur and manager of the Tule- lasa Growers Association, Cliff Jenkins Tulelake, and, John Oeg nan, Louie Lyon and Elmer Lem ler, representing the Kl a m a t h Orowers. - . Union Oil Vote Held The board of directors of Union Oil Company of California was re elected Tuesday at the company's annual share owners meeting with the exception of W. W. Valen tine, resigned, it was learned from Ed Dlttrich, Union's Klamath Falls representative. ... A. J. Lawrey, Union Oil vice president in San Francisco, was elected to the vacancy. At the or ganization meeting following the annual share owners meeting, all officers of the company were re elected. Represented either In person or by proxy were 8s" per cent of the common shares outstanding" owned by 82 per cent of the company's 41,000 share owners, It was an nounced by President Reese H. Taylor. An increase In the authorized common shares to 18,000,000, and an employe's Incentive plan were approved. PRISON VIENNA, Austria Ufi Fifteen Polish state officials of Lods have been sentenced to prison terms from two to six years for "sabo tage against the state," the news paper Zycle Warsiay said Wednesday. mm HARRY JAMES and his Music Maken will stage e dancing party Tuesday night,, April 20 et Klamath Falls Armory. The affair is spon sored by Impresario Baldy Evans. Some of the nation's fop musical artists ere in the James troupe. EXPLANATION BUFFALO. N, Y. Wl The Inter nal Revenue Service yesterday ac cepted the explanation of an un named Rochester taxpayer- who did not attach a withholding state ment when filing his income tax return. The explanation: "My 17-month- old son ate my W-2 form." TiiovA mtp. cat? I Stops in quality!! i i lMITTiOH$fc? II HAFiVf Ll jlaOW IN PRICE Park Crews Busy With Annual Spring Cleanup; Recreation Park Schedule Spring housecleanlng Is the order of the day in the Park and Recre ation Department of. the city, ac cording to the director. Bob Bon ney. Ctty.employes are busy now trim ming trees, cleaning areas of de bris, putting sprinkler systems in operation in city parks, spreading fertilizer and leveling ball fields at Conger Field, Recreation Park. Ki wanls Parle and Falrview Play, ground. On the recreation program, Re creation Park is fully scheduled afternoons and weekends by OTI, Sacred Heart Academy and the Klamath Merchants. Conger Field, Kiwanis park and Falrview Play ground are used each weekday afternoon and Saturday mornings by the school system. Bonney said that any junior ball team or Independent team Is wel come, for the present, to use any of the fields where this use will not conflict with above scheduled activities. ' ' The Pelican tennis team works out daily on the Moore Park courts, and have three conference meets scheduled and 'one district competi tion in the offing. , The full-scale summer recreation program will begin June 14 In five supervised play area, with tennis instruction1 included on the pro gram. 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