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lice announced Friday that 27P
members of the East German
Communist police force requested
political asylum here in Septem
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CHARLES SMITH, SPORTING GOODS DEPARTMENT manager at Ward's, left that
position on October I when he takes over as assistant manager of the Montgomery Ward
store in Corvallis. Smith (left) has been with the firm since 1947, is a graduate of KUHS in
that year. He and his wife and iwo children will leave the first of jhe month. Taking over as
manager of the department will be Bob Nicodemus (right), also a Klamath Falls man.
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klamAth falls
ny LEAH GLUBRECIIT
'Creative Embroidery" and lis
variations, was the project lesson
for the Klamath Falls Extension
Unit which met at the YMCA Sep.
tcmber 15. Mrs. B. M. Austin and
Mrs. T. G. Hoff demonstrated the
art oi embroidery, using the feath
er stitch, chain and couching
stitches.
ur. uininm Lnriwie is the new
ly elected president; Mrs. Gleu
Hewitt, 1st vice president: Mrs.
E. G. Matthews, secretary-treasurer,
standing committee chairmen
arc: Mrs. E. L. Barkee, luncheon
and hospitality; Mrs. J. F. El
more, recreation; Mrs. uncsicr
Matthews, standard unit; Mrs. T.
n Mrtff finnnne- Mrs. E. L. Ear-
kee, 4-H; Mrs. Hal Ogle, world
i-iiwrnshm. Mrs. C. E. Paddock,
health and safety Mrs. J. P. El
more and Mrs. uarnee, program
planning: Mrs. ) F. Glubrccht,
publicity.
Mrs. A. M. McEachcrn and
Mrs. Carl Pernigottt were visitors.
"Touchuu for Woodwork," is the
project for October 20.
Methodists Plan
Church Schedule
At ft recent luncheon meeting of
the Womans Society for Christian
Service of First Methodist Church,
held in the church parlor, the new
schedule for the year was initi
ated. . i .
Discussion on the year's topic.
Jehus' Concern for the Cities."
was led by Mrs. Everett Dennis
and Mis. Charles, Johnson.
Betty WhitHker, director of work
anions migrants at Mnlln and
Merrill, a project sponsored by the
Council of Churches, told of the
needs at the pre-school center for
migrant children at Newell.
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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Sportsmen Aid
Lake Project
A tip of the hat from the Ore
gon Game Commission to a group
of Oregon sportsmen is in order
since the Diamond Lake project
has been completed.
Approximately 140 sportsmen,
mainly from Klamath Falls, Bend
and the Rogue River Valley areas
came through with flying colors
by assisting game commission per
sonnel in carrying out the rote
none application to the southern
Oregon lake.
In addition to donating their
time, many sportsmen broughi
their personal boats and outboard
motors to be used in the project.
This assistance greatly aided in
the application of the 100 tons of
rotenone that was dispersed into
th Intra
P. W. Schneider, slale game di
rector, commented, "The assis
tance rendered by sportsmen ma
terially aided in the Diamond Lake
project, without them the ' prob
lems of completing the project
successfully would have been mul
tiplied considerably. On behalf of
the game commission I wish to
express a hearty 'thanks' for help
on a tremendous job.
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Japanese were killed and six in
jured Saturday when a fireworks
plant blew up and destroyed sev
eral nearby houses, the newspaper
Asani repoited.
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Scottish Rite Council is opening
its fall and winter .season with a
special program Monday at 8
p.m. in the Masonic Hall.
All 32nd Degree Masons are
urged to attend. Officers of the
lodge say It will be one of the
most enjoyable entertainments the
council has held.
Salmon Run In
Grande Ronde
Spring Chinook salmon once
again ran the Grande Ronde River
in numbers which old-timers have
not seen in over 30 years. Nearly
100 salmon were seen by commis
sion personnel in a three-mile area
near Woodley. By airplane count,
83 redds were recorded on the
upper river and 19 redds on lower
Sheep Creek. For many years
prior to the early 1930s, splash
dams and other barriers near
Perry practically eliminated Chi
nook salmon migration in the river,
Successful spawning this year may
be the beginning of an established
run of chinook on the Grande
Ronde.
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Forestry Official Issues
Fire Warning To Hunters
Careless hunters were responsi
ble for the start a! nearly half of
last year's man-caused fires on
lands protected by the U.S. Forest
Service in the Pacific Northwest
region, according to word re
ceived from Kermit W. Linstedt,
regional fire control chief.
Hunters who abandoned warm
ing fires weie the major offenders
in the ratio of two to one over
careless smokers and those aban
doning their campiires, Linstedt
staled.
State and federal foresters and
the Keep Green associations, as
well as many private timber own
ers are cooperating with game of
ficials and state police in a con
centrated effort to reduce tnese
unnecessary forest and range
fires.
A rcv:ew oi past fire and wea
ther records brings out one ot
the chief reasons for concern this
year. Hunters have shown a ten
dency to become careless during
or following cool, damp weatner,
game and forest protection offi
cials agree. Western Washington
and Oregon have had the most
favorable fire weather in many
years. Linstedt points out, how
ever, that while western stations
were reporting fuel moisture read
ings in the 10-15 per cent range,
many cast-side fire weather sta
tions have reported the fuel mois
tures down to 5 and 6 per cent.
With fuels that dry, fires can and
do spread rapidly, he said. This
is further illustrated by the large
fire on Hart Mountain in. southern
Oregon during the recent archery
season.
There is no cause for compla
cency about fire at any time,
Linstedt said. Warming fires and
camp fires should be built only at
camp in cleared places where they
are sale and extinguished com
pletely with water or by mixing
with cool, damp earth till every
spark is out. Foot travelers should
smoke only in safe places while
stopped and make sure that pipe
ashes and cigar or cigarette stute
are cold before discarding.
He expressed high nraise for
the many careful hunters, saying
that they not only take care ol
their own fires but often find and
put out fires left by others.
Campfire permits are needed If
a hunter plans to camp out . on
National Forest land and may "be
obtained at any Ranger Station.
For the convenience of people
who plan to camp in the Fremont
or Kogue River National Forests,
permits may be obtained at the
post office building in Klamath
Falls, or the Ranger Station at
Bly, Lakcview, Silver Lake
Paisley.
Thef orest offices at Bly and
Lakeview will be open 24 hours a
day this weekend as a concerted
in in 1 1 -
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drive is being undertaken to re
duce hunter fires this year. "All
our available personnel will be
out patrolling the various areas in
order to contact each hunters
camp to solicit the extra cooper
ation needed to prevent our annu
al rash' of hunter's fires." states
R. L. Cooper, district ranger for
the Klamath District of the Rogue
River National Forest.
KFPA is still requiring permits
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