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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, JAXUARY 21. 1959 HERALD AXD NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON' PAGE 9 A f ' ("WW,. : . ' V j" J fe- 'Jv-..:-A f(! c i in 1 1 n l ll ii a i mil i m tminTt'iln In mj THE RANK OF EAGLE SCOUT will be conferred on Ernest Taggart at a court of honor to be held at 7:30 this evening at Roosevelt School. Ernest, son of Mr. and Mrs. Orval i Taggart, 934 Eldorado Avenue, is a member .of Explorer Post 108, sponsored by Peace Memorial Church, and is serving as junior assistant scoutmaster of Boy Scout Troop 3, sponsored by the Lions Club. He is a junior at Klamath Union High School. BASIN BRIEFS Politick Dinner at the Midland Grange Hall 'on Wednesday, Jan uary 21, at 6:20 p.m. in honor ot birthdays from June to Decenv ber. 1HS8. There will be a meet ing followinc the dinner. For in formation please call IU 4-6333 or TU 2-0904. Annual Meeting The sharehold crs of the Klamath Public School Employes Federal Credit Union 1 hold their annual meeting on January 24 at 10 a.m. in the lec ture room of the county library. All members are urged to attend as this will be an important meet ing. Surgery Mrs. Bob Davison of Bonanza is in Klamath Valley Hos pital recovering from major sur gery. Recovering Barbara Tyree. 1-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tim Tyree, of Bonanza, is home after 10 days in Hillside Hos pital. , Student Tom Brattain. fresh man student at Southern Oregon College of Education at Ashland. spent the weekend with his par ents. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brattain of Paisley. In Klamath Falls-Mr. and Mrs. Van Withers of Summer Lake were -recent guests of the Alan Withers family in Klamath Falls Attending the hull sale at Sac ramento last week were Mr. and Mrs. John Withers of Summer Lake. They were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Campbeli at Roseville. Weekend Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Smith, Summer Lake, were her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Dineus of Weiser, Idaho. Visiting the Del Hands in Sum mer Lake during the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Al Gla.-sley of Klamath Falls. Mrs. Glassley. a sister of Del Hand, and her husband came to attend the bene fit dance for the Hand family. To Bend Guy Foster, Summer Lake, was taken to Bend Sunday alternoon to enter the St. Charles Hospital by his son, Jim Foster. Guy Foster has not been feeling well for several months. In Portland Mrs. E. M. Carloni Langell Valley Mr. and Mrs. In Teias Mr. and Mrs. Lam of Summer Lake Is in PortlandjE. E. Cantwoll have moved lolhert McDaniel of Summer Lake L5h.e ?, "r "IFTl mIdRal l.angell Valley from Coeur are spending the winter at Port lo Portland by Mr. and Mrs. Jim !dAlene' ,dahrt' 10 mi,ke ,neir Carlon. home. They purchased the Bruce ; Rider place from Mr. and Mrs. 1 Williams uhn irivpH In Tnrlnrli Home Mrs Don Schooler hasf aliiornia. " nany jir. ana .Mrs. r.l-; returned to Bonanza alter a week Isohel. Texas. They have been ex periencing some severe wintry weather along the gulf while folks at home are basking in the warm ijanuary sunshine. wood Dye of Coquille are parents ol a son born January 15, weigh ing seven and one half pounds. His grandmother, Mrs. Floyd Kodgers and aunt, Barbara R (Mis ers, of Bonanza, are in Coquille. Other grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James Dye, also of Bonanza in Los Angeles with her sister, Mrs. Glen Wood, and family. An other sister. Mrs. Dan Nix. of Shingleton. California, accompan ied Mrs. Schooler. Their niece, 4-year-old Glenda Wood, has been ill and is expected to under go surgery in a month. Motel Convenience in dowstown San Francisco COMMODORE HOTEL 125 Sutler at Jonti Garage directly across the street Baths and showers in each of our large rooms Ideal location for the games or shopping trips Clou to the theaters, smart shops and famous restaurants Dinars Club AAA American Expraii Travel Card Expert Care for Your Pets while you are away on vacation or during any emergency Individual Escape Proof Runt Heated Sleepinq Quarters High Protein Balanced Diet Pick Up and Delivery Only Healthy Animols Admitted Attendant on Dutv 24 Hrs A Day ALSO Protesiional training oil breed, field or obedience. Trained dogs and puppies tor sale. Grooming, stripping and bathing. Modern cot kennels SJiasta Cascade Kennels Merrill Highwoy L P. (Pat Montgomery TU 4-5078 Manager Hits Fair Budget SALEM (AP) Slate Fair Ma ger Howard Maple told a Ways and Means Subcommittee Tues. day the $1,125,000 appropriation recommended for the Fair Com mission was a tight budget. Maple said the commission would have to do without major improvements on the fairgrounds at Salem to stay within the budg ! et request. . The commission asked for $1, 231,274 for the next two years The budget submitted by ex-Gov. Robert D. Holmes cut this to $1, ; 125.000. Maple told the committee the commission plans 10-day fairs the . next two years. Last year was the first time a 10-day fair was held. Before that, they ran eight days. . Rep. Keith Skelton (D-Eugenel, chairman of the House Ways and : Means Committee, asked Maple if the fair could be reduced to ' seven days this year to save . money. Maple said he wouldn't object "but it is up to the commission or someone else in charge'' to make that decision. He added , he favors a nine-day fair. The committee was told there would be a saving if the fair was an eight-day affair, but that the horse race betting total would drop. The major part of the reduction Involves cuts in improvements, from $73,000 to $22,700. Maple said the proposed improvements included a connect in g road through the fairgrounds, a plant ing program and a bypass road. Maple estimated that tair reve nues would increase 13 per cent hi the next two years. Fishing Industry Slices Season PORTLAND (AP)-The Oregon Fish Commission and the Wash ington Department of Fisheries acting jointly Tuesday ordered the "commercial fishing season this winter on the Columbia cut in half. The season, which In the past extended through the month of February, will open Feb. 15 and will close March 1 under the ruling. t "The later opening will provide an increased escapement of steel head and salmon to the spawn ing grounds," said Harold John son, Oregon Fish Commission chairman. Sportsmen earlier urged the two bodies to eliminate the February commercial season. Prof Outlines Bean Program PORTLAND (AP)-Green beans deserve the snappy treatment apples get to make them more attractive to the consumer, said Dr. Harold Schultz ot Oregon Slate College Tuesday. Schultz told the Northwest Can- ners and Freezers Assn. meeting here: "Today green beans are presented to the customers in two forms regular cut and French style. "These beans can easily be presented in many other forms, such as apples are presented in a variety of cuts and styles for the consumer, he said. Schultz suggested beans pre pared in "ready-to-eat form with Spanish sauce, or rice or bacon and so on." N. J. Rosenbaum " INCOME TAX - CONSULTANT Commerce Bldg. g 1111 Walnut St. Ph TU 4-5903 or TU 4-5863 " In Klamath Falls Since '46 "J Monday in Malin thru Feb. 16 I Ilk. PUNCH LINE INDIANAPOLIS, lnd. 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