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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1957)
PACK SIXTEEN TTKRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OKEGON TIRinSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1957 V Blast Issued At Game Chief REDDING (Special) Damage, done by last year's slaughter of docs and fawns will not he appar ent until the 1958 and 1959 deer seasons, according to Charles Bull, president ol the Northern Counties Wildlife Conservation Association. Bull's statement was an answer to that of. Director Scth Cordon of the California Fish and Game Department. Press dispatches have quoted Cordon as saying the buck kill in the season just closed compared favorably with the five year average. "Mr. Cordon." said Bull, "is try ing to exonerate himself of what happened last year during t h c eilhcr-sex hunts. "His game wardens have been more active this fall than ut any time in history, trying to check as many tags as possible so that the record can be built up. I under stand Ihey plan even more strin gent methods next year. "This year's early storms have been favorable to a heavy kill. So has the late season, which brings the bucks into the open during the mating period. There were more buck hunters and I mean buck hunters, not doe hunters this year than ever before. "But even if the buck kill this year, was the greatest in history it wouldn't prove anything. The real test will come next year and in 1959 when the fawns which would have been born to does slaughtered last fall would have become legal bucks. The bucks which were killed this season were not born last April or May. "Let's wail until next fall or the fall of M39 to pass judgment on Mr. Cordon and his so-called game management policies." I'NWII.MNG POLICE RICHMOND, Va. Wi-Policemen called to quiet a noisy party in a residential area here, stayed with the celebrants longer than intend ed. Celebrants made off with both police patrol cars, which were later found abandoned nearby. California Weather By UNITED PRESS San Francisco Bay Region: Fair and slightly warmer in daytime through Friday; high today about 63: low tonight 42-50; northerly winds 15-25 m.p.h. today becom ing variable 8-15 m.p h. Friday: rain probability less than 10 per cent. Northern California: Mostly fair through Friday; slightly cooler to night; northerly winds 15-30 m.p.h. on coast and at many inland points today but decreasing inland tonight. Sierra Nevada: Fair through Friday; slightly cooler today; windy through passes and over ridges today. Sacramento Valley: Fair through Friday; slightly cooler tonight; high both days 65-70; low tonight 36-43; northerly winds 15-30 m.p.h. today decreasing tonight. Northwestern California; Fair through Friday: cooler inland to night; high today and low tonight Napa 65-38, Ukinh 67-.17, Santa. Rosa 65-38: coastal winds north westerly 15-30 m.p.h. Local Youth Enters Navy The Navy Recruiting Office has announced the enlistment of Daryl Richard Jameson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Jameson, 'Route 3, Box 376. Jameson, a 1957 graduate of Klamath Union' High School, was sworn into naval service on No vember 15 in Portland. He was in the reserves before entering the regular xavy. The recruiting officer said that the youth will atlend the Navy's Airman's Class 'P' School upon completion of basic training. TIIK "HIT" PARADE ATLANTA U.'P Police today investigated a hit-hit-hit- and run accident. A tractor trailer hit a utility pole, the pole hit a house. Before oflicers reached the scene, the driver and his undamaged rig hit the road. AT J. W. KERNS IT'S si Come In And Hear "True Realism In Recorded Sound" FRIDAY and SATURDAY 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. 8 a.m. to 5 p.i J. W. KERNS IS NOW STOCKING THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF HIGH FIDELITY EQUIPMENT IN THE KLAMATH BASIN! THERE IS A UNIT AVAILABLE FOR EVERY FAMILY' BUDGET. 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Stewart has been elected to serve as master of Lost River Grange No. 846. Other officers serving with him will be Lincoln Gabriel, overseer: Emma Kinney, lecturer; Harry W. Kinney, steward: Pavitt Xewnham, assistant steward: Ada Brown, chaplain: Martha -Masten, treasur er: Marjorie Xewnham. secretary: Frank Gabriel, gatekeeper: Marie Sherwood. Ceres, Zetta Sullivan. Pomona; Pat Masten, Flora; Don na Abner, lady assistant steward. Members of the executive com mittee are Bob Lewis, Marion Barnes and Harry Lemler. Oregon State District Deputy L. E. Guttridge ofClackama County spoke on activities of the grange at the national, state and local level. A card party will be held Thurs day, November 22, 8 p.m. at the Olcne Grane Hall. Refreshments will be served with Zetta Sullivan as chairman. 9th & Pine - Ph. TU 4-3188 Open Fri. Night Till 9 p.m. MONTOOMERV WARO BIG WEEK END AT THESE LOW PRICES, WE MUST LIMIT QUANTITIES! SHOP EARLY! ...Sorry, no phone orders! i Reg! $1 yd. 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