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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 8, 1959)
i n FTHULD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore. Sunday. Nov. R. 1959 PAGE 7 A N'flvrmb'r f, 1M9 Rl TI DING PFRMITS City of Klamath Fall in. KM). At I l .'OO Mun ?,iini I ,.n 1. urn 11. mm I.Mt 1 mm I h ,01111 Xii.min i .nun M.OOIt 2. "ino :.Mi S.OlKt rar port motfl ftldm r rpr. Mr dint, nf H1 tiding ri. W. t. Cnnitet Frd Tatlr Aliri XnWth Mr. (.Mrlla Mr. C'anr li. Ballanlvnt Art. Slitrt. Tarl Calvin Lrrll Shrll OH ( uril. Hffdrlrh Finn Orrfll A. R. nmlrnlrln L. H. Dalrour 1A3 Mlroa 125 Rtrha ?13 Crdir iH F Main l Califnrnli loi Nvada 11! Karnt Sll Mam M. ini pahlla So. fith A r. Mali ar WahlnrtD ( orvallli Modnr 1013 l.lnrnln 117 Donald in-; lit-!l.v lll--..Vl l.-f-.V hi.'; frnnl bu, add. In rr, nf m rf. rm, rn.-nw trt rrm. r.-pn h ttfw rtt. Ht.:..Mt MI-.fli-.MI total VAi.r.vnoN: ifti.:ofl on. TOTAL YALCATION- MONTH OK Of TOR R. ft.M llfi,7in.n TOTAL VALt'ATION MONTH OF OCTORIR, M .'Mg.Wft fifl DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE regulato-y officers from Oregon, Washington, Mon tana, Idaho and California met for discussion of problems of standardization of inspec tion and shipping at the Willard Hotel. Shown from left are Forbes Bailey, state of Wash tngton, U.S. Department of Agriculture; Herman W. Peterson, Sacramento, California De partment of Agriculture; Edgar Johnson, San Francisco, USDA supervisor; W. L. (Bill) Close, Salem, USDA shipping point supervisor, and William Kellogg, Boise, Idaho Depart, ment of Agriculture. Nursery regulations and fruit and vegetable inspection and stand ardiiation discussions were principal matters on the agenda. ONE-MAN JAPANESE submarines still are seen at Pearl Harbor, as witnessed by Marine ,Capt. Don Miller of Klamath Falls, center at left. Miller, a construction firm executive, spent two weeks of active reserve duty in Hawaii. Incidentally, he began his tour of duty by hitchhiking a plane ride to San Francisco with Lt. Sen. Jimmy Doolittle a few weeks tago. Others in the photo are Major R. G. Rjssell of Winslow, Washington; C a p t. R. Bouwman, Portland, and, at right, Major Johi Michaud, stationed at Pearl Harbor, ABOUT-TO-BE parents interested in learning how to care for the newcomer may register for free baby care classes given under direction of the Klamath Basin Chapter, Red Cross, at the Red Cross office, TU 4-4125. The next class begins December I. Classes are held at the Cherub Diaper Service, South Sixth Street, where space is donated by Mrs. C. M. Gilmore. Left to right are Mrs. Naomi Miller, public health nurse, instructor; Mr. and Mrs. Dennison Parolini, 2143 Gary Street, and Mrs. Gilmore, owner of the diaper service. mm " ij unmimffBaftin m ...,,., MINOR CHANGES in grades of Washington apples for ship ment were discussed at the annual Klamath Falls Standard, iiation Conference held at the Willard Hotel last week. Ray Kern of Yakima, center, with the Washington Depart ment of Agriculture, presided at the Thursday sessions. At left is M. C. Erickson of San Francisco, regional supervisor for the nine Western states for the U.S. Department of Ag riculture. At right is A. E. (Gene) Strowbridge of Sacra mento, California Department of Agriculture, who retires January I after 10 years as secretary of the conference. Walter Chester, Sacramento, bureau shipping point inspec tor was elected as his successor. New chairman is Hugh Taylor of Salem, Oregon Department of Agriculture. ft. . t p r if '""""!'" mtmm I Tn tiawi iWii nt.i REV. ROBERT C. GROVES, pastor of First Presbyterian Church and member of the Chamber of Commerce Hos pital Survey Fund Commit tee, says, "I believe that the hospital survey is imper ative, in order that we can have a blueprint to guide us. We need to know the size of such a facility, and component parts necessary for adequate medical care our county." Word't Only fully Automate CUmw EI.ECTROLUX1 TARKEL TWEET Ph. 4-7167 2550 White St. STt'DKNTS STAdK I'KOTKST l!Iil"SSi:LS (UMt - About 150 Unissels 1'iiivorsity students dom- onsiraicd T!und;iy acainst tho emlint: of conscripts to ficht na- tic uprisings in the Belgian Con so. The demonstration took place while a troop ship with 170 rein forcements left Ostend for the Cum-o. Anion e the troops were hoth conscripts and regular army men, but the government said all were vohin'eers. MOVING? 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