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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 8, 1959)
PAGE 8 A HERALD AND NEfrS, KLAMATH flUiS t&$ SUNDAY. MARCH R. 19V Business cvs By FLORENCE JENKINS Farr Shert Metal. V nH Bt)d aperattvHn Klamath Falls for onr year hy Joe Farr. will moe later this month into its new location t 830 Market St . . . the build ing will have a .SS-foot frontage anrf occupy approximately 3100 square feet ... the 22x35 foot office spare will be two-story with storage space abm e . . Billy Harrison. M17 Front St . is super vising carpenter . . . Farr Sheet Metal had an interesting display at the sixth annual Klamath Ba tin Home Show at the fair grounds last weekend . . . lon MCCetdl Rfanrfeettf Ferguson w the farm loan association. ' 0 A new approach to the teaching of basic fundamentals of music is being introduced bv Mrs. Naomi I.. Jacobson. P.O Box 845, Lake view . . . she taught in Klam ath County and Tulelake schools and started giving music instruc tion in the Klamath Basin lit 1943 . . . her new Funwav Music Books and (lames are available to wholesalers from The letter Shop, 223 So. 11th Ave., or can be bought at retail in Klamath rails heefer. mrtlanfl representative , 1hp first lhrH of lhe R(,rp, nf for McPherson Furnace k BOp- books are arranged as children's ply Co, assisted with the display.! coloring books ... a little bird hows the exact key being talked A pair of fancy waders was the Ifift to out-going president Ron Fisher al the first annual meeting of Multiple Listing Assn. of Klam ath Falls. Inr . held as a break about on each page . . . outlines of animals to be colored familiar- ize ihe youngsters with names and appearances of hand instru- !menlt Ihe mh,. . aro fur nr. mm iiwniiiii wmii muntym wwu marv grades to notes and basic Assn. picking up the tah on March j fundamentals will he learned he- 1. . . . Burton K Gray was ad- (on, band instruction age. saving vanced rrom lire president Incurs for ,h(l Rrhoo barHl dirPC. new president. . . . Willard Cedar- lor , , Mrs. Jacobson savs in- leaf succeeds Cray as vie prod-struct ion can be started at 18 dent . . . MM Mathews is new;monthg of aKe but ,hp ysXem js ae-retary treasurer, succeeding , pffpclHe at any aKe 0f "child or Jensr Z. Smith in that post . . . iarjult. Ihe group's first full year of oper-' g ation was deemed highiy success- Pai, w Harvey, AP manager mi urn an wwwm m-dirr rrcvm Ktom rrnnrfiH pv.Hai- thot VaaaRaaCBaaaaaaBaai aa a. 1 arV JtTiffl I H aa? tS Ba 'Cv p -'nTsy It anticipated for IM. Rin will he opened .it ! pin the names n( 99 lobbyists are list ed on a list prepared hy the Ore cm l-r-jislature hy the lobbyists era im nv i im n.T w themselves . . . there are 90 mem Wet. Bureau I of Yard and Docks. hpr, of ,h itguiatatt. Ilaney OIUK. MV, U.O ilfllBI tlUHIUII Seattle, for alterations and addi (ions to existinc facilities at Kin-s ley Field. . . . NRY MOT. Spec I points out . . . any conclusions No. M7-M - . specification! with ahmc nlhce . . . work in vokes installation nf wood lad ders, asphalt tile, pipe rails and Mobile home production contin ues to eUmb Mike Btafgerty, assistant coordinator for the Ore yon Centennial Commission, here from Portland last week, re ports neveral caravans of trailers "t"" uiin tun- hrmc nr,.,,,,,,.,) in Call .,rnia for Crete sumps . . . removal of ex- usjls ,0 0 Arj his n. Ittini lUnleai iteel counter tops ,,.,, year h M(.Rl, prMl. nd installation of new ones with ,,,., nf Kamatn ,-ountv rhamDPr plash hacks, also miscellaneous f ,,,,. ; hk in mn today and will perhaps hae fur- hardware chances, electrical and mechanical modification! ther plans for interestina visitors in cominc to Oregon vin Highway 97 through Klamath Kails. Slate Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co., according to W'il- """V" "' "-I w. S. Vlekernui, lite. 1 Rox now insures nearly in per cent of-R4.A MosPS Iakp Wa5n makpr the U.S. passenger cars his nf priduclinn loo,, and me, ,,. firms policies coyer .UMM lot M Mfrs ha,rp vlsps a(llon 9 per cent i of the HlHMM wimthm and other gun special passenger ram which the Auto- ,1PSI ha, lM r(.,rnp(, frorn Npw mobile Manufacturers Association vnrt uh..i- u. . ainn-, estimates were in operation at the ., W;ihlnclnn , ,hp Natlona. mi I ill I.t.t9. llM-n .11111 Stan Brooks are focal IfOfltl for State Tum in Klamath Falls . . .! home office ts Rloomington, 111. and the organization has 17,750 agents and employes in the 1' S and the Canadian province of On tario o Richfield Oil Co service station operators are dnina their part to peautity Oregon for its many thousands of t enlenntal v isitor s through the distribution of their RichflOM Wild FJower Seeds. IC eoi ding to T. J. O'Harra, local Richfield acent . . . seed lackets representing a variety of unusual native flora from six Western atates are now available from all local Richfield stations. O'Marra aid ... the seeds are ideal to Wildlife Federation ... he paid a high compliment to Walt Phil lips, gunsmith and gunsmith in structor at Oregon Tech. who is a longtime friend, in a letter re ceived Fridav. 0 Rids will he opened at 2 p.m.., April ft. by the nth Naval Dis trict, Room 107R. Rldg. 250. U.S. Naval Station, Seattle, for provid ing a new 12.000. pound per hour itaam boiler of the packaged type, designed tor coal firing with pro vision for ftii ure oil f i line, and additions to existing coal hand-1 ling and ash handling equipment and existinc boiler controls at the central heating plant. Kingsley Field . . . Spec No tfU.if.-59. 0 Kinplovment in the , -, . . r.iiinu mem in mi help beautify the honv garden or vk.. . 1 , . . nwuimi dm warn a 111 All.t ill lit ! Ud 11 1 lilt, itl ViiS Pacific 1 brisk . . . . ' .iMHot Marple. Seattle reports in aches and g.ve lasting beauty and th(, ninpnt of J, pleasure. n, ij,,j,, j ..u.,.,, , . . . wn-i;iPii r,. , .... . emplnymeni up Kt.loo and uncm-1 ' 1 r .'tin, s'nn- , 1 (1 1 m ' 1 . . 11 1 -o lished on Lakeucw Highua year ago hy Irwin and Ur f'nnip. bell as a pellet manufacturing concern, has now taken Kihrcboard Paper Products Corp announces its net earnings ,.,., f 1 .. . . '- writ- ..ni. 1,1100 or tin " ,', ' "'" per common share, compared with feeds ... all tvpes of livestock u oas km -r feeds... for cattle, horses, sheep !'Tr To- P hogs, chickens and rabbit, . ""Pwmcnt .1 . ,. , . j... , in earnings resulted nol Horn in- Route S Ro 7.- 'nJSSSTLlU l"" ," "'" U '"' Route J. Rox 7U Mamath halls.panvwi)(, prill!,,m nf ,.s Lanat Reautv Lounge. MHum. 'elf,"""" i'nd. (rom in" ners Lane, will be closed on ',Z P March 14. 15 and while the ' ' v""7t' ""'' m,er. Jean Brand,, and RCv 5" '"' """" Meser of the Ihop , Pod 'V T , ',' ' ,' T"l , K land attending the ir.ule and edu ''t"' """"" '" K?dV ' ' ! cation meeting to learn new trends ln IM a ,i"ll'!ipsJ'm "p0"" In styles and fashion. companv o,-d land at Apex. Ne- vada. was proved, he said. Mrs. Hugh ILncUhl I si.-s lieu sectelarv- In Mr. ! U .ll Ihata secrelary manager of Klam-wh0 ha$ U Pr'lf,,p ,;,w ath-Ijike National Farm Loan P 'u'":'' !n Sf22 E Assn I Mrs Ites ha. btmVS. ApnL ? J0,n ,he 2rI ecretarv to the M MS principal ;,,ornr general s staff in Salem (or the last seven vears ami for L . DlB,,t? ls "j,,nr ?' the seven Mm nnnV r -hnr lim-i Washington but attended grade ypp 1 4 i"" in rxifliiirii ri r aim n n 'Rend ... he was graduated tram Oregon Slate College in 1951 and obtained his 1;iw degree from the Iniversity of Oregon in 154 . appointment is effective on March mnA tv but Oamelson's wile and two remain tem porarily In Klamath Falls and Attnrnev Hotter I Oaiuekon. as with Mills St linn! On 1 hp Record KLAMATH r vi i anrai nut s BBOTHEHTON Rorn tn M Mt Rolwrl M Hrothrrtrin Mrrh 4 small children W ui numiin Biir Mi'plUl it TSHmOKBIT Rtrn tn Mr Klamath Valirv Hnpital a hoy, wnh Irif 4 lha . H 0t f-IKI I H A HP ret Rom. tn Mr atH Mr. ort Hamplnn Mairh 4 irt Klamath Vfjlttv Hftiplial flrl, ilhing 7 lha. t Ofl lV lint Mil p an 9 Bam hi V VI V Ml 1 til Mt M VKRI (.l I ' I VM Jaaprr L Slruitli. 1 H.-.na a"r lvn Tidnrk 11 BVnanM John F Wr. . 5r n Rand, anil Mrtl F WmttuU M, Brnd Gsrorif Hmrr Avr, and Mil ' ard 0HM Wifhle"i V Fnarnp Oan Hunting. J4. Memil and Hon 4 Jean Drnnft H, Mrmil Andrrw- L Jonn jo and Saiah I P 1 nivoai 1 ri rtrinsia Inn Q ' 1 . Pnnnt I.ua Fear ann . - ki ri 1 v are rinrrnr Sartfin v Reginald F B- . . .1 .-rre Lor t la J. Mat Flnri a. Mna, I atvk divnrrr Helen MTU va Virgil I Dla aeka iHnmt Baa MrClain v lra HrtJr1 Mr-' Clam. aeeh iivire In tho nth ct" tui v . ice from H'enham Lake. enham, Maaaa ChusFtts. was fxportel to Furope Newspaper SPOT ADS ore inexpensive lepeafFd daily 94c The Welcome Wagon Hostess Will Knock 0B YOUT DOOf w nh Qtfti St Qrtottnfi from Friendly Business, Neighbors and YOUI tc and Social 'elfare Leaders On the occaMon of: The Birth of a Bahy HnRagement A nno'tneements Arrival of New omers to Klomoth Faltt No cost or obligation Phono TU 2 0834 Class Series Opens Here A series nf advanced training linn evidence: instructor. Capt. claSMS for Klamalh Falls policelClydf C. Fichtner, Medfnrd ro- nfficers has been started here,! lice Department Police Chief Charles Howard said I March 24-l'niform crime re Keith I Jones, police consultant - pnrlln(, . instructor. Lt. Iiuis John- with the League of Oregon Cities. -nn Qreeon State Police, .opened the series with a demon- - . - , . . stra.on of arrest problem. tooU JfcS, to T' iU automobiles at a class session anf V1";-', VH Thursday selected from a list submitted hy I The schedule for clasaes. being varius law wforcement agen held at the police rifle range and lounge here, includes: The school here, like other j ; March 10 Crime, suppression I schools in the state, is sponsored I jtechniques: instructor. U Edward b-v the Oregon Association of City . - H 1 . D.I... 0li,..rr Ik. ... v.arney 01 rortiann Mtireau ot 1 "1M-r "",vv" ..unun Police. 'State Sheriffs Association in co- I March li Crime scene eri-i operation with the FBI. state po dente; instructor. Special Agent llce. League of Oregon Cities and Howard R. Patterson of the FBI. tne I'niversily of Oregon March 17 Police and fire oper-: The classes are being attended ations with arson evidence; in- by all city police here and by structors. Lt. Jack H. Bears, Ore-isome members of the state po gon State Police, and Firt Chief'lice detachment. Fifteen such E. L. Smith of Eugene. i schools are being conducted over March 19 Accident invesltga- the state. A TRAVELING MURAL advertising Oregon's Centennial appears in giant proportion on both sides of this trailer operated by Oregon Nevada California Fast Freight. The sign job was driven up through California last week where it created unusual interest. Standing before the trailer is the ONC office and dock crew here. Left to right are John Childers, Henry Kreitzberg, Charles Duggan, Al Lynch, Barbara Meti, Sandra Baf ford, Lloyd Brown, Les Foster and Fran Miller. OSBORN HOTEL EUGENE, ORE. in. . a. aasaNMjee eHt at. neroaghty Mer Want Something Delivered or Moved? Phone TU 2-3737 CITY DELIVERY SERVICE m urn KEITH L JONES I See it Now on Display! I a Drive our 'Demo'! B DICK B. MILLER CO. Open Sunday Till 1 P.M. BE A PAYLESS COUPON CLIPPER Open Sunday Till 1 Yes, be o Poy Less coupon clipper one! love always. Pay Less gives every day low. low prices ... All coupons void after 9:00 P.M., Wed., March II, 1959. We reserve the riqht to refuse any coupon unless individually clipped. CLIP THESE VALUABLE COUPONS AND SAVE WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT P.M. ' j j METAL HAND TRUCK i J save 8 nil construction square I '3 FOR HOME USE C J ...on purchase of 2 regular or M WITH LEVEL & SQUARE . . . J SMALL aml B W 1 l-g"- Chitfon Liquid ChlftOtl B accmraTFI Y TAIirirr. MM W. 1 c-r-n.ir- 77 K f De. ,Gen, Offer limited to "V." 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