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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 12, 1956)
MONDAY. MARCH 12, 1938 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THREE Forest Safety To Be Products Conference Held Here The 22nd annual meeting ot the Forest Products Safety Conference will be held April t, t and 7 in Klamath Falls, George W. Norris, secretary of the conference, re ported. Final plans and program ar rangements were completed at a meeting ol the executive commit tee Friday at the Willard Hotel, which will be conference headquar ters next month. The last meeting of the confer ence to be held in Klamath Falls was in 1942. The conference dates back to 1935, when the first West ern States Safety Conference, pat terned after the National Safety Conference, was held. In 1938, the parent conference began as the WWwajawijpijitWtt. '.I'M- ' ',9 I f . US , I L Morty Meekle f i'm RICHARD J. SANDERS, son of : Thomas J. Sanders of Keno, Is .taking basic train ing at Parks Air Force Base, California. Before entering the Air Force last month, he attended Henley High School. FIDDLES INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. (UP) Violinist Yehudi Menuhin fiddled while the temple burned. The artist stuck to hts playing when a small fire broke out in the Murat Temple Saturday night, The audience scattered but returned to listen to Menuhin when told that only e rug was burning. Logging and Lumbering Section o! the parent group. When the parent group stopped meetuig during World War II be cause of travel restrictions, the Forest Products Safety Conference was formally organized, and met regularly throughout the war. The formal procram of next month's meeting will be announced later, when all events have been confirmed. Norris said. More than 250 delegates are expected to at tend the meeting here. The general purpose of the con ference, a managmem group is to act as a clearing house for the exchange of safety information in the lumber industry in the West' ern States and British Columbia, Norris said. He said that at present, more than 150 firms are actively sup porting the conference. He said that their representatives, meeting in the annual conferences, have utilized to the full extent their ex-1 perience in improving satety. andj that all participants have been able to materially reduce the ac cident rate in a hazardous indus try. The conference has grown into, the largest group in the world spe cifically interested in safety in the forest products industry, he said, and it hopes to increase in both size and importance until it em maces all operators within its ter ritory, he said. In addition to the discussions of safety which are plnnncd at the conference, an exhibit of safety de vices will be set up for the con ferees. Officers of the group include R. P. Miller of the Long-Bell Lum ber Company at Longview, Wash ington, chairman; Paur LeRoy of the Weyerhaeuser Timber Com pany at Vail, Washington, vice chairman: Norris of the B. C, Lumber Company Manufacturers Association at Vancouver, B.C secretary; George Metzger of the Willamette Valley Lumber Operat ors Association at Eugene, treas urer, and M. H. Fel! of the Ed ward Hines Lumber Company at Hines, Oregon, statistician. Other members of the executive committee are C. Horn-ton of Wey erhaeuser at Klamath Falls, Stew art McGill of Crown Zellerbach Canada Ltd., at Vancouver, B.C, Bruce Low of the Powell River Company at Vancouver, B.C., Rich ard Barrett of the Cascade Lum ber Company at Yakima, Wash ington, and Pnt Reitcn of the Simp son Timber Company at Shelton, Washington. MCHfTY AND JILL ANP ( f I'M A LUCkY 6UY TO I ACE 60Mor BQWUNcr, JHAi& FKiENPS LIKE THEM I MRS WOCTLETHEYe 7 J i?r-r, A SWELL x THEYfrETHCV 1 -MrVOf WIROF wp&f ) SWEETEST JX) 53 8 A!k UuN'r THEYv PBTf .VY w( JILL 16 A BEAUTIFUL, VMONPtCTiiL ( I WISH YANCEY 61KL, KOeTTLE. VOL) MUST J 1 WA6NT QUITE SO 6 VERY PEOOP OF Hf i ' V- FONDOF JILL. Pet Hospital Constructon Progress Reported In KF ll .lltor's Note; This Is the sec- wus brought to Uie mention uflion from the humane Society of believe this a worthwhile project ond !i a series of articles dealing i the Klamath County Humane So-1 Oregon located In Portland which mall your contributions marked with humane society problems miciety when the man that had the operates a beautiful and success. "Pet Cemetery" to Annabelle A. Klamath County.) magazine stand in the local postllul cemetery progress is being Newton, secretary, Klamath Court- ollice lost his seeing eye dog. He made. ty Humane society, va nura The need for a pet cemetery , was very unhappy to think a city I The Del cemetery is located ad-: Street. Camp Fire Meet Held Uie size of Klaraath Falls, had no pet cemetery. With the cooperation of city of fiui alp, donated labor and informa la cent to the city dog pound be tween the city and county dog pound from the road sloping back to the Klamath River. The ground has been leveled and future plans are for a rustic gate way with a redwood sign inscribed "Pet Cemetery." Untlvluvlrc linvt bppn n lumpd MOSCOW irV-Prem!cr Buleanin,., n,. back and alomr the river branch of peace Uar.k. Across the I rout will be a martini cocktail i Mne netlB(, wlln mac plants do- Bulganin Tells Of Peace Confabs Members nf lh rienlral nistttr: rimn Fire r.iH I oniWc Antta. i SHVS the OllVC tinn hnlrt no.nlinK n U.rrh ul emerged flOlll 111 the Klamath County Library !whcn '"' "nd President Etsenhow-I nal(.d by a mall interested in the building to hear reports of the " stt'aPPcd friendship toasts at proJecl Vcry money has D;id-Dp.ug!iter banquet and other h"1" Geneva Summit Conference. been expended on this project, but business Tlie banouet report was! "President Eisenhower opened ; it ls hoped some day lo have a civen bv Mrs. Willis Homer sec- '" u"1 w. nm- UNI'lll It'lllUllVrU HI ICllJtlUM. "We sometimes drank to friend ship and peace in the world. "We drank martinis during in tervals." Bnlgamn reminisced. "We cannot forget those moments and we hope that It will always be like that." Sunday after meeting hundreds of Basin residents and conferring withj Republican leaders. Governor El mo E. Smith named former May or Bob Thompson as his campaign manager in this area. Governor Smith, who has been president of the State Senate and took over as chief executive after the death of Governor Paul Pat terson, is seeking the Republican gubernatorial nomination in the May 18 primary election. It was the second time that Smith Names KF Manager Before he left Klamath Falls .Thompson was named manager for a candidate for governor in the present campaign. He was first so designated by Congressman Walter Norblad who short time later withdrew from the race. .Thompson was mayor of Klam ath Falls from 1948 to 1952. He has been active in Repubhcr:i .f- fairs for many years. 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The colb dot surah tie collar it removable to change the face of things tompletely! fTc.;-, -r -W M995 retary Mrs. Lester Tinker gave a sum mary of the central district's "Plant Seed.-, Rpap Friendship." window display to be on view in Bussman's Feed Store window throuqh this ruonth. which is desig nated as Camp Fire buthday month. ; Committee memhprs for lhi nvn.' lee t were named ns follows; Mrs. A. E. Filzucrald, Riverside School: Mrs. Robert Clark, Fremont School: Mrs. Wayne Galloway. Mills school and Mrs. Willis Hom er. Fatrview School. Mrs: Dorothy Jolinscn pave hmh licht?. of the coming regional con vention for leaders, to be held In Seattle April 6-7. It was also an- Jnou'iced that the mint sale will be Jf UtMU LUC Hl'fK Ul J1. Mrs. Earl Clark pave a demon-j slration en various oil base paint ( crafts. A St. patrick'i theme was car ried out on the refreshment table. 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