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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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:00 Mitch Miller Show CBS
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' BY BUD BUESING
A noted pictorial photog
rapher wrote in a recent mag
azine article, "Good pictures
are taken with cameras, but
they are made in tha dark
room." And he added, "Any
amateur photog
rapher who fails
to do his own
darkroom work
is missing half
the fun of his
hobby."
' Borne of you
may take thesfc
words with a
grain of salt ... but not those
who do their own darkroom
work. If you've thought of doing
it, out hesitated because of
the costs involved, or because
you don't have the space, toss
those excuses out.
The kitchen sink or bath
room, used In the evening after
it's dark, is all the darkroom
space you need to start. As
to equipment cost, Just drop
in anytime and we'll prove to
you that you can get all the
equipment you need to make
con;act prints for less. than the
cost of having a dozen rolls
of film developed and printed.
What are the advantages?
Well, it's fun I You'll never
tire of watching that print come
to llfo on a sheet of blank
Paper, Secondly, you can de
velop and print (he film Im
mediately alter the pictures
are taken. And third, you can
print your pictures as you want
them printed. When one does
not suit you , . , throw it
away and print another.
Next week, we'll go deeper
Into this darkroom subject.
Meanwhile, stop In and we'll
talk over your basic needs to
"do It yourself." We have
everything photographic.
Bl:t A CHAIILOTTE'8
NEWS TIIOTO SERVICE
101 Main St. Thone 4825
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Contrary to rumor...
Contrary to current rumors, Mr. Joe Fisher, our
serviceman for the post two years, is still with us
ot Derby'i Music Co., and Servicinq radio end
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Monday. Sept 28
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THURSDAY. OCTOBER 13, is the date set for opening of bids
for construction of U.S. Bureau of Reclamation administrative,
shop and warehouse facilities for the Klamath Falls Project
headquarters and the Tulelalte Project headquarters. USBR
offices formerly located at Newell will be incorporated in the
USBR Building
Bids Asked
Sealed bids in duplicate will be
received until 2 p.m.. October 13.
In Ihp District Public Works Of
fice, Room 100. Bulldln 232. U.S.
Naval Station. Seattle for resettle
ment of the Klamath and Tulelake
project facilities of the U.S. Bu
reau of Reclamation according to
information received today from
ine 13111 Naval District.
Specification No. 44484 and other
biddintr data and information may
be obtained on application to the
District Public Works Officer in
Seattle. Dcpoilt of a check for $30,
payable to the treasurer of the
United States, Is required as se
curity for the safe return of each
set of bidding; data.
Lt. D. M. Feinman, offlcer-in-charge
of construction, said that
a limited number of specifications
and bid data may be obtained at
his of (Ice In the U.S. Bureau of
Reclamation at the airport.
The work includes the construc
tion of three one-story headquart
ers buildings consisting ol con
crete foundations and floor slabs,
steel roof trusses and wood roof
deck with built-up roofing. Exter
ior walls will be concrcto mason
ry units with interior of wood
frame with wall board finish.
There will be 13 prefabricated
metal buildings of various sizes
with concrete foundations, con
crete floor slabs or gravel floors
and one pump house ot concrete
and masonry construction.
The work also Includes heating,
plumbing, ventilation and electrical
systems and paving with asphaltlc
concrete and surfacing of roads and
parking areas with crushed rock.
The office of Howard R. Perrin
drew the plans for both project
headquarters and facilities.
Work will be expedited as much
as possible, it was announced lo
cally. In order to move the Klam
ath Falls project offices and ware
house from the Klamath Falls
airport to make way for incoming
personnel at the Air Force base
here.
Bonanza Parents
Meeting Planned
BONANZA The Bonanra Par
ents and Patrons Club will hold
a party and reception for the
teachers in tfte school auditorium,
Wednescay, September it, at S
p.m.
Mrs. Frank H. Brown, Mrs.
Homer Holt and Mrs. Dirk Sohn
are the connnl'.tee in charge ol
entertainment.
It is planned that teachers will
sit at the tables with their own
pupils and the pupiis' parents. All
Interested persons art tmttrvt to
come and meet ihe teachers.
Medo-Land Dairy
Wins Gold Medal
WEED Medo-Land Dairy was
amorg the gold medr,l winners at
the recent Los Rigeles County
Fair.
Pete Belcastro, manager, said
the dairy has received three gold
and 'hree bronze meauls a
awarded for ntrie4 ol milk and
cream in competition at the fair.
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Job's Daughters
Visit Planned
LAKEVIEtV Mrs. Vclma Jry
Green of Portland, Job's Daugh
ters grand guardian for the state
ot Oregon, will visit Lakeview's
Bethel 47, International Order of
Job's Daughters, Monday at 7:30
p.m. at the high school auditorium.
Thp mpptino. I. nnnrt tn mem
bers, parents, guardiaiu and mem-
wrta in muauiiiv uraers. xne pro
gram will include Initiation.
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Tulelalte project. Bids will be received by the 13th Naval Dis
trict Public Works Office in Seattle on Specification No.
44484. Pictured perspectives of the buildings involved in the
two jobs are from the office of Howard R. Perrin, Klamath
Falls, who was architect for the two projects.
TB Mobile Unit
To -Visit Tulelake
i TqLEIiAKE The mobile TB
X-ritys unit will be in Tulelake,
Friday, September 30, and will be
parked on the bank corners Hours
will be from 1 to 5 and from t)
to 8 p.m.
Hostesses tor the unit visit will
be members of the Eight and
Forty Klamath Falls chair
manned by Mrs. George Kurtz.
This is an annual public serv
ice and chest examinations are
given without charge. All residents
of the area are urged to take ad
vantage of the service.
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Merrill Women's
Club Meets
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Professional Women -nf Msmll mt
oepiemoer zi as ine home of
Myrtle Beasly.
Mamie Giacominl, who is educa
tion and vocation chairman, gave
a talk on Betterment of Education.
National ' Tsiisina. Wnmam. TJtTul.
begins today September 25. In ob
servance of this the Merrill wom
en will attend services at the
Presbyterian Church' In a group.
On Monday night they will attend
dinner wun me iiueiane srw
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Covenant Church
Today Is Rally Day at the First
Covenant Church, tJ3 Walnut Ave
nue. '
There will be a uuified home
coming service at 10:45 a.m. con
vening in the main sanctuary of
the church. The program will in
clude songs by children of the
Sunday school and will close with
a brief message by the pastor.
Sunday school will meet at the
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Plans Rally Day '
usual 9:45 a.m. time for song
practice and .-.hort class sessions.
Parishoners, former members ol
the parish, Sunday School mem
bers and their parents are cor
dially invited to the 10:45 e.ra.
services. .
Evening services will be held
at 7:30 p.m. A short film vill be
shown in addition to the regular
services.
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