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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 30, 1959)
HKRAl.D AMI N'KWS, Klamath Falls. Pit Mnnd.iv ,iv 30. PAGE MAT. BASIN BRIEFS Reporter Tours Plant; Rules At Issue Nursery (lifts The Mount Liiki Mathers Club will meet at 7:3ii p.m. Tuesday, Oeienitor 1, at the home ot Ilene Hcri'iiK-haw . Mem bers are rriiicMed to bruin a silt for the nursery. There will be a Christmas program ami Bible stu dy. Poilurk Dinner The Midland Grange, honoring those who have birthdays during October through December, will hold a pot luck din per on December 2 at 6:30 p.m. in the grange hall. Business meet ing will follow. as assistant state highway (ore- man o( the Fort Klamath main tenance crew. Editor's Note: I PI reporter i Wi'liam J. Katun toured the ian! ''airless works of L'.S. Steel Corp. ;H Mnmsv illo. Pa., to get an on- Thomp.-on. 47, is classilied as it opened this plant J.iiunn.on r an expert in moving 'said K per cent ol the product inn anH niher loads with- maintenance force is on At "MARKET BASKET Mon., Tues., Wed.! machinery in the plant. Thompson said he piecework rates !i e-sl0l repon uu now iiniuii tinu, , -i-... ,,,,.., 1,,....,..,.. .1. ., Krm Prineville-Mrs. Raymond :maliaaelcnl officials at the plant j might he required to do paint-., R ' S. lUilleskai Loosley returned rnati ,hc work rules issue, aers and pipelillers work in adl-,.)s jmp fc ,( nwnlW wnn ...,, t i u.,.. ,u .vi, iuiiii.ii MiTinr roatll) OCK 10 SCUlCmeiH 01 UIOII Ul INS specially. the clause were eiiminateo Itv WU.I.IAM J. EATON to enjoy Thanksgiving with heritn(, slcc dispute daughter and family, the 1 1 o 1 1 1 1 lwers. She had been visiting rel atives in Prineville lor the oast M-veral davs. MOKRISVIU.K. Pa. ' I P! C. ,.,,,-.,r nntinrH tfirliV ftnm ' .nininr iuiiki "I"""" -.. .... ,.,. Sew Arrival-Mr. and Mrs. 5cr-'c'Sht P-teanb furnace j ' " . Th.mnn Th,' nwi,n: ,UM . Mr stacks at the mammoin sieei "" ................. , , 0peneo in is sunject to agreed that I-airless run not navelllu, csl,SOi ,he llmill1 n,mcn,is. a grievance at the plant which" the steeivv inkers claim li.is nt:ih. "Our deep fear is that abolition , hM , pr,,u.lr;,. ,. , of 2-B would give management a:t,all!,c apphrs , ,,.,K.lim ;,nsing weapon and when they saw the ., ,,M7 tthcn .,.tl w;ls insc,.t., power they navi - watcn out. jjlll0 ,hc ,.-,.., Evtension I'nit will meet at Joan's Kitchen, Wednesday. Decem ber 2. This will be a Christina Home Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gift ! members of the Inited Steel-: crevvsi.e proiilems ny setting up workers Vnion with full coopera- a broad incentive program when lion in the rapid comeback at the giant Kairless works. aid V. Itaber of Fori Klamath are . . .,! ...I l.o.n parents ot a 6 lh. daughter. Di. i"",M . , hi m-,ililem is mher stnl , v r... ... -.1 11 sv mho .ed the industry s sur-!',s a piooiem as otnci sieii .iim ijviin. imii ii .Miveiiuier j.i ,u -- nlinu sincp it's a haliv n the Yule Pariy-Buena Vista Home Klamath Valley Hospital Itahcr is V old. en-pioven at tne Mate r isn uatcn- i,lN""1""" - , , , . . ., . cry on Crooked Creek, soulh 0fH-by strike was halted by al because of this there are few- iFurt Klamath, and the young cou- Taft-Hartley injunction. er ong-esiaousnea woik piucucc.. . , . . , .... ..... . t . , i: x s op n s t I till ' oini i uv- iti it ,ui jwi.iu it ii.uiy wiui an eciiange 01 gius,,.-- - There will be a potluck luncheon served at noon. Visits Mrs. Edith Pease. Yuba iCitv, California, returned home DUl 1.IIHII -HirtiUii nil in iioiii...... i. .....,n..l., Iliif tlimri.o nlnnt ! ancell V.illev after suenilin- friends, Mr. and Mrs. Earl M.i ' ..'. Langcu wukv ami spi uiiui. , newest in the nation, apparently some lime al Squaw Flat. Their Jackson. i masks continuing discord ov er the grandson Mike O'Keefe of .Merrill, I company's campaign (o revise lo- was with them. I To Hospital Mrs. Raymond Ar- j u0'.j. ru(,s jnold of Fort Klamath was rushed. VnHm rcsi!ltant.c t0 ,his ,rive New Minister - Rev. Forrest by Chiloquin ambulance to Klam-i()n h(1 nalional ,evci mav Pa() l0 Bard with his wife and children ath Valley Hospital Saturday eve-a r(,Mllnplin of t,e stnkc a, have moved from Klamath Falls!mnK. She is now back home and Vskw and Bb stc.c, pants to Bonanza where he will be the improving. Arnold is employed h.v;whcn ,ne injunction expires Jan. pastor of the Bonanza Mission , Francis D. Brown and Son. Inc.,B Church. The Bards also have!'" their logging operations in the. Kcrmit L ,Jllhannscn M.year a married daughter who lives 'on Klamath vicinity. ;ol(1 spneral superintendent of the at Trail and a son in the Air Force, j Ipairiess works, talked freely To California Mr. and Mrs. Al- ahout production figures but de- To Monmouth Mrs. Bertha Vin-f"! Feezer of Fort Klamath j clincd to be specific on the thorny son of Bonanza accompanied herjlclt -Monday. November 23. towork ruics jssue, sister, Mrs. Mae Burnett, to hcr!Pn i uaiihsgivuig numiavs; ne p,-0urlly recalled (hat alter OSBORN HOTEL Elf.F.NE. ORE. Hri. J. ft gtrlr Ja Btrly Jr. rrarltort Tboioachly Modern home at Monmouth. Mrs. Burnett n "'s mother aim sister. .Mis. tnent several weeks at Bonanza I Lucille Walz and Mrs. Everett with Mrs. Vinson. To Mountain View Mrs. Don Falph of Bonanza i.s visiting her Coyle at Marysville. the Supreme Court upheld the back-lo-vvork order on Nov. 7, the first steel made by his firm was produced at Fairless at B:40 Improved Friends of Charles R. a.m. the following day. The plant Williams, formerly of Fort Klam-has been operating at 90 to 93 son-in-law and daughter, Mr. andlath and now living at Trout Lake, per cent of its 2.400,000 ton-a-year Mrs. J. Chartrand. and children of ; Washington, will be interested to ; capacity since Nov. 20, Johannsen Mountain View, California. Weekend Mrs. Orville Schroed er and children of Langcll Valley spent the weekend at Susanville with her husband who is cutting Christmas trees. Third Son Former Fori Klam ath residents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed ward R. Floyd. Seattle, have sent announcements to Iriends telling of the arrival November 12 of their third son, Kenneth Eskil, weigh ing 5 lbs., 9 ozs. He has two older brothers, David and Donald. Floyd is well known in this area, hav ing lived with his parents at Klam ath Agency in his early years, and was later employed in ranch ing in Fort Klamath by Ira F. Orem and son Harry. hear that his second eye surgery . said operation al St. Vincent's Hospital This was in sharp contrast to in Portland was fairly successful. predictions from many industry Williams, former Klamath County commissioner and owner of t h e Wood River Motel in Fort Klam- sources that it would take a month or more to get hack to pie-strike levels of output. The in- To Red Bluff I.oren L. Miller Jr., rancher of Fori Klamath and Red Bluff, was in Fori Klamath last week from Red Bluff with a Miller ranch hand, Fred Drake. They moved ranch equipment for the winter for use at the Loren Miller Company ranch at Red Bluff. To Ashland Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ktrahan of Fort Klamath spent the Thanksgiving vacation with rela-itor fives in Ashland. Mrs. strahan re turned lo her duties as elemen tary school teacher on Monday, and Strahan was bark on his job ath. writes that he was almost i dust ry now is running at about totally blind for nearly a month 1 88 per cent of capacity, following surgery, but his vision I "Our employes gave us an or has now improved considerably, jderly shutdown when the strike began and an honest-to-goodness To I.akeview Mrs. Mildred Cas-' startup when it was halted," he tel of Fort Klamath spent Thanks-1 noted. giving in Lakeview with her son I Johannsen, however, refused to and family, Mr. and Mrs. Tony i specify what changes he wants to Castel. daughter Lana and son nuke to improve efficiency at the Keith huge f airless plant that now are barred under the controversial 2 B clause in the Steelvvorkers' contract. The clause permits manage ment lo change the size of crews and other work rules if it intro duces new machinery. 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