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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 30, 1958)
MONDAY. JOT 30. 1358 HERALD AND NEWS. tCtAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE 3 A CITY BRIEFS Initiation Women of the Moose Chapter 467 will have an initiation meeting Tuesday, July l, at 8 p.m. -at the Moose Hall. Tickets Here Oreson Shake spearean festival Tickets may be purchased in Klamath Falls at Rickys Jewelers, 700 .Main Street. . Meeting American Legion Solon Has Change Of Tax Heart PORTLAND (AP) A year aco state Sen. Walter J. Pearson iD Portland) proposed a sales tax lor education. He no longer believes in mat. Pearson, chairman of the lenk. lative interim committee studying me state s lax structure, said Sat urday ne ininKs now t hat if a sales tax were adopted as a form of property relief, all of the money should be returned to the counties to give direct reduction in property taxes. His original proposal, made last year at a committee meeting Eugene, would give schools too much money, he said in explain ing his changed position. He said "school people had to think up new ways to spend money", in consid ering what they would do with tales tax receipts. He said he agrees that some thing must be done to get more money for schools as costs of edu cation mount. But the best way may be direct county property tax relief, he said. He added that if this were done through turning sales tax money back to counties, it would be necessary to impose a limitation on either millage or assessments "so that property taxes . . . would not bounce back up again." Auxiliary will hold a regular meet ng at 8 p.m., Tuesday, July 1. at the Legion Hall on North Eighth Street. Students Carol Tay lor of Klamath Union High School and Michelle Brett, Sacred Heart Academy have returned from Girls State at Willamette University and will give a report at this meeting. Auxiliary members are reminded to attend this important meeting. Members of the legion post will serve refreshments. Improved Word has been re ceived by friends that Shirley Crawford is recovering satisfactori ly from eye surgery in San Fran cisco. Mail may be sent to her at I'M Canyon Drive, San Francisco. Pothirk Dinner The Mariner's executive committee of Peace Me morial Presbyterian Church will hold a p o 1 1 u c k dinner Monday, July 7. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Home. Funerals , OLSEN aliuhas runeral services were held Friday for Patrick Ol son, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Olsen of Likely, who died on I June 24, 1958, at the Modoc Medical Center, Alturas. Services were conducted by the Rev. Michael Prioulx from the Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Alturas. Inter-; ment was in the Likely Cemetery. ' Survivors include his parents and a 2-year-old brother, Michael. TM tf US. Pit. ON. California Weather Bv Inlled Press International San Francisco Bay Area: Fair and warmer today and tonight: fair and cooler Tuesday except morning high fog: high today San Francisco 67, Oakland 75, San Mateo 77. San Rafael 80; low to night 58-55: normal summer winds this afternoon but above normal Tuesday reaching 40 m.p.h. at windier points. .Northern California: Fair through Tuesday except scattered showers extreme north late to-j night and Tuesday morning: local coastal fog tonight and early Tuesday; warmer north interior and near central coast today, then cooler Tuesday; coastal winds west to northwest 12-25 m.p.h. to day increasing to 20-35 m.p.h. Tuesday. Mt. Shasta-Siskiyou area: Fair today: partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with scattered thunder storms likely; warmer today: cooler Tuesday. Sierra Nevada: Fair through Tuesday except one or two thun derstorms likely in extreme north Tuesday; little change in temper ature. Sacramento Valley: Fair through Tuesday: warmer today and cooler Tuesday; high today HO-M, Tuesday 82-88; low tonight 53-58; variable winds 7-15 m.p.h. today and southerly 12-22 m.p.h. Tuesday. Northwestern California: Fair through Tuesday except high log and local dritilo on coast to night and Tuesday morning; war mer inland today then cooler there Tuesday: high today- and low tonight Napa 85-53; Ukiah 83 53, Santa Rosa 85-53; coastal winds northwest 12-25 m.p.h. to day and 20-35 m.p.h. Tuesday. only 50c holds your selection 'til October 1st during... "My husband is very hard to get going! Do you have one that sounds like a burglar alarm?" miracle fibers . . . luxury wools ... at fabulous pre - season savings "the best place to shop after all" Nelson Named Legion Chief ASTORIA (AP) Election of George Nelson of Portland as com mander of the Oregon American Legion lopped convention business Saturday before 1.500 delegates to the annual meeting headed for home. : Fred E. Bennett of Nyssa was! named slate vice commander. His Contest with Norman Happel of XcMinnville was one of the few two-man races in the election. . Other state officers elected were Thomas Stoughton. finance officer. and Alfred Williams, chaplain. Both are from, Portland. .. District commanders named in clude: Joe Marcroft, Salem; Roy Hoe, Eugene: Thomas Wheeler, Lakoview: Jack Lipson, The Dalles; Herbert W. White. Pen dleton; Grant Holland, Baker: Bob Oswald, Central Point, James Adams, Elkton; and Hal Brindle, Nyssa. WORI.EY ALTURAS Funeral services were held Friday morning for Mrs. Mae Cummins Worley, 82, in Wood land. Yolo County, who died on June 25, 1958. She was a native of Colusa County. Mrs. Worley was well known in Modoc County where she snent much of her vouth with limitation: her parents who raised livestock Surprise valley and Nevada. She is survived by a son, Bert, of North Sacramento; a daughter, Mrs. Louise Smith of Maui, Ha waii; four grandchildren; two nieces, Mrs. Clyde Hayes, Alturas, nd Mrs. Homer Beeson. Lakc- iew. Burial was in the Woodland Cemetery. CHAIRMAN PORTLAND (API Hay Vestcr, president of Mutual Loan Co. here, is the new chairman of the United Fund-Red Cross drive in Portland. The fund campaign will be held September. No goal has yet been announced. Freight Tax Called Off WASHINGTON (AP) Presi dent Eisenhower's signature Mon day repealed the half billion dol lar a year federal tax on freight shipments. It 'was the lone tax cut in a hill continuing for another year the Korean War increases in corpora tion income taxes and in. excises on new autos, car accessories liquor and cigarettes. The bill was passed by Congress just last Friday to beat a July 1 deadline for what was otherwise an automatic drop in the rate in creases. It thereby averted a $2, 115.000.000 revenue loss to the gov ernment. This probably will be the only tax cut to come from Congress this session. City Slates Fireworks The Fourth of July fireworks dis play will he handled by the city of Klamath Falls this year for the first time in the history of the city. At 9 p.m. on July 4 the fire department will set off over $.vx worth of fireworks on K hill, cast of the cily. The money for this project was raised from the license tee of the 1(157 carnival for the Basin Cele brations. Bob Thompson is chairman of the committee. Other members are Cliff Baxter. Roy Rowe. Frank Blackmer and Fred Hcilbronncr. "K" hill was chosen because the committee felt that the fireworks could be seen by more people. The recent wet weather has helped to make conditions right for setting of the exhibition of fire works. AID SAN FRANCISCO lAPi Pos unility of federal aid to the lead zinc industry has prompted Bunk rr Hill Co. to delay plans to close mining and smelter operations Kellogg and Wallace, Idaho. John D. 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