Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, December 01, 1959, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextO o O CO o o o 0:7 HS.MJ AND NEV. Klamath PavK W O Tiipdav. He- 1. BULLETIN NO. 7 rial i-' i i.in.i Duck Hunter Being Sought Sd Grower Hold Wetting Worship On Prtffl NASSAU. Bahamas (AP) A British cruiser is prowling th southern Bahamas in search of Cuban counter-revolutionaries. The warship was dispatch Monday by Sir Raynnr Arthur, Bahamas governor. Arthur asked Ihe cruiser Troubridge to check reports that Cubans eager to over throw Prime Minister Fidel Castro were using uninhabited cays as a plotters' rendezvous. POTATO rOMM ITTEK MANAGERS JOINT DISPOSITION REPORT. 1959 CROP sGkSON' WITH 19?S O'OP SEASON cT:yrPltSl'NS CUMULftlVE FIGURES THRU' NOVEMBER 6. 1939 COMPILED BY OREGON CALIFOILN1A I'OXAIU IU.M.MU It-fc. fU JBU-V VK. K LOMOND, OREGON O ltlaho-E. Ore. San Luis. Col fl.l l!).i8 1!):.9 1958 C.CARI.OTS 4(10 cut.) Oct. 23, 1959 sink by the lin.a they rro'hed the s,ot. CORVALI.1S. Oi'tj I AP - The Oregon Seed llroweis League con tinued its annual convention here today with reports and several .speeches scheduled. At the openini; scs.-ion Monday L'. Price, dean of the Oregon Slate College school of agricul lure, said more rr-earch is needed lo enable farmers of the Male lo vie successfully for out side markets. Price urcrd that farmers insist Ihe Legislature vole funds needed lor research. Some 200 members are attend- TV search rtsurt.es today for a Ore.-Calif. Washington 1959 1933 No. Colo 1959 1953 Rpd Kher TnitJ 8 Altai djik n.;n-r: who downrd in the Columbia finer af fr falling from o Niat Monday. . The jhfiid'j uttue identilie.1 the j victim .lohn r.vder, ahout 55,1 parent ly a resident ol the Van-, couver arc. Deputies said the accident hap pened near R:d;efield, Wash.,, down riwr Imh Vancouver.! Coastguarrimen and police; searched until niphtfall for the body. Oilier hunters ln!d deputies they saw Ryder t.il! from his boat about 100 (eet from shore. He hadi 1D59 1958 1959 O 19. od 19oJ 138 Sons Mayor Fresh Market U 1. By Carrier; Rail Truck Told !. By Grades: U.S. 1 V.S. 2 U.S. Com'l. Mixed Total S. By Variety: ' Reds Whiles Russets Mixed Tolal L0USV1LLK. Ky. (APi-Louis- il'.e rine-n't Ime a mayor today. Mayor Priue llohlitdl is aa tioninj in Florida. I nrlcr stale law. the president of the Board of Aldermen. YV. S. Milhurn, has been actios as mayor. However, the aldermen's terms expired last nudnisht. They won't be sworn in a;ain until tonuht. Nothing in the lawbooks covers the situation. m 1510 S359 630 1194 7824 JX1J2 3555 6083 3010 11219 12903 1917 490 869 7359 1156 1157 304 4709 455 1 4204 4332 2625 Tint 1637 47J :u7 mm 77397 1VM 12577 9098 13015 14820 2313 5013 4639 6977 19(13 456 1-1B3 341 1053 1539 85 o 7703 1371 24 9093 621 1674 6S03 9098 (32ro 3 31 756 1463 6222 8475 (48 ?0 9381 1647 1787 13015 610 1687 9236 1482 13015 (62 ro 11268 1634 1246 113 2J07 6 3339 1674 3060 1519 4938 420 1619 4273 82 348 4703 3222 1428 53 4703 31460 6349 1704 1787 30092 5013 372 1920 WALLET Wss 1920 14320 2559 58 270 2U31 56 1824 12577 1339 946 147 266 "l339 2313 5013 2947 1218 324 524 5013 (73ro 4639 6977 41300 37397 27 1116 1691 Ts24 (67 ?o 21 93 539 1840 10198 671 1580 12290 279 14820 Wo) 1957 104 2794 1236 209 4U0 4639 1 74 "o 4335 2363 77 6977 (89 ro 9435 7727 22132 2006 41300 (7Fo 9292 6128 21298 679 37397 (33o' the meeting. 12577 (74 po' 2313 (60ro 130 1023 (3(lr'o) 113 667 ii4 (33 13 24 615 357 34M "4473 I26"0 I 3723 4143 3264 1053 8040 (38 "o 3491 1952 9586 (4(1 'V 2718 17050 17573 21055 24406 120 21-3 3B3 22o 1742 240 1302 7542 (40 "o) is;o 7886 27 "a ) 6H99 1S64 1604 (26 "(, 6303 695 338 339 3935 Other Outlets 1. Seed '2 2. Export 3. Food Processing (3 4. Non-Food (4 Starch Livestock Feed (5 Total TOTAL DISPOSITION (1 Certified as meeting .M O. fresh market requirements. Primarily table stock but may include few shipments to non-table stock outlets. (2 Ceriilicd seed shipments only and reports from some areas incomplete. 13 Many lots contain lush percentage I'.S. 1 and U.S. 2 grades. Includes chips, canning, freezing. Hour and all types dehydrated products. (4 Lois contain lower percentage ol U.S. 1 and U.S. 2 grades or (ail to meet M O. fresh market requirements. (5 Includes diversion to livestock leed, farm use, seed used for planting within area. etc. 837 837 ll?o 7814 .!.. ( 55 o 906 24 4434 3143 7485 76642 (29 'V 719 31 5380 5646 15742 27518 (42',o 57942 64915 CITY BRIEFS show by the Boo Bazaar. Refresh ments will be served. St. Mary's Altar Society will mpot ThnrsHav inctpaH nf WpHnps- New Phone-Any business with. Junior Highs-of Peace Mentor-day (or g potluck lunchcon and. gilt exchange, gifts not to exceed the Christmas Clearing Bureau lal Church will sell Christmas may be called to TU 2-4017. trees again this year. Trees may Names of families needing Christ-! be purchased at the church after mas cheer may be phoned to this i December 5. Money goes for church number and those wishing to help projects during the holiday period with con tributions may also call this num ber. Henley Parents and Patrons will meet at 2:30 p.m. at the school cafeteria. Child care will be available. Inler-Ageney Council meets Wednesday, December 2, at the V.MCA for luncheon. Election of officers, feature program and Christmas party. Conscr-Fairvicw Home Exten sion Unit will meet at Joan's American Legion Post No. 8 1 Kitchen Friday, December 4, at will hold a caucus of District Le-10 a.m. "Ideas For Christmas" gionnaires in conjunction with the 'will be discussed. Potluck lunch- renular meeting tonight at the Le- eon at noon. gion Hall. Range Rider member ship awards will be presented. Post Commander Cecil Haggrcen urges all members to be present. a value of 50 cents. Maverick square dancers will sponsor a hospital fund benefit dance at 8 p.m. Saturday. Decem ber 5, at Summers School. All money will go to the fund for the hospital survey. All square danc ers are invited. History Meeting Klamath Coun ty Historical Society members will meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday, De cember 2. at Fremont School. Of ficers will be elected. The pro gram will be on predictions of the future for Klamath County made in 1901. Tops Club (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) will hold a regular meeting Wednesday, December 2. at 7:30 p.m. in the community lounge. Guests are invited. DAV Auxiliary members plan a sale of beautifully decorated, handmade glow candles Decem ber 12 at the Big Y Market on Pine Street. The sale will start at Greensprings Garden Club will meet Thursday, December 3, at the home of Mrs. Norman Briggs, House No. 38, Weyerhaeuser Town site. Please bring 50 cent gift ex change. For more information phone Jenny Fiegi, TU 2-2916 or Darlene Bleha, TU 2-3304. Girl Scouts Sing Brownie through Senior Girl Scouts are in vited to join Mills School troops in a sing Friday, December 4. from 7 to 9 p.m. at the county library. Girls are asked to come for a part of or the whole eve ning. "See you there," say scout leaders. Chapter 467 Women of the Moose, will hold an enrollment meeting Tuesday, December 1. at 8 p.m. in the Moose Hall. Mary Lee Butler, chairman of the So cial Service Committee, will have her chapter night program. Offi cers and chairmen, are asked to wear formals. OTI Student Wives will meet at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, December 2, in the YMCA building on cam- Visit Son Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Brewbaker have just returned from Phoenix, Arizona, where they visited their son, Robert, over the Thanksgiving holiday. They report the weather was beautiful all the way. Sewing Group of Friendship Court No. 11, Order of Amaranth, will meet at 10 a.m. Thursday. December 3, at the home of Mrs. George May, 1820 Lowell Street. There will be a potluck luncheon. In Hospital W. H. (Bill) Mc Millan of the Midland District is in the Hillside Hospital where he is reported to be doing well. He is a longtime employe of Cali fornia Oregon Power Company. Coffee Pool Pilfered OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) A icblier sot only J2.43 but it irked the bank's emploves. The llielt at (he West Oakland bianch of the Bank of America wasn't discovered until coffee break time Monday. Entering through a skylight, the thief didn't (ouch a thing except the desk drawer containing the coffee pool. The United Stales produces ahout two-thirds of the peaches in the world. LOOK FOR THIS MAN Friday Dec. 4 Saturday - Dec. 5 HE IS COMING BACK TO HELP YOU Walter Heitkemper Manager of our Hearing Aid Department will be in Klamath Falls for personal demonstration. Open 9:00-5:30 Evenings by Appointment COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO. 730 Main St. TU 4-7121 Dn. Omar J. Nolo and Don R. Hoylor, Sr. Bud & Charlotte's IFfffffiffi 4-41 97 News & Photo Service llsSff 7ii So L Rlirk A Whit Flnllhlnc f m ill a . . ,M, " 9 -"A. ... I J. W. KERNS I 1 1 - P4. mrm SHOP FOR Diamond Ua!ues SHOP J. C. RENIE JEWELERS 1021 Moin TU 4-4606 All major f 127 No. 7th Ph. TU 4-S1J1 Announcement SAVE TIME . . . SAVE $$$ Brirtq Your Laundry Here! fNow ... 2 Locoriont 333 E. Main Arrnt from Mill Srhftol It'. Fun To 4801 South 6th Woh At Nxl In SUr't Bkrr Mfrlt't Coln-o-mlio Laundryl The California Highway Patrol made 7(55,230 arrests for hazard ous traffic violations in 1957. Newspaper SPOT ADS are inexpensive repeated daily $1.16 We are pleased to have negotiated the sale of the Lucoi Building, 518-520 Main Street to Mr. and Mrs. James E, Wells of Fresno, California. James F. Stilwell & Co., Realtors Members Klamath Board of Realtors and Oregon & National Real Eslate Boards. 517 Main Street, Klamath Falls, Oregon. Phone TU 4-3211 PUMPS SALES & SERVICE Dnmnttn Water ftyalemi Mmi Pump if .Itruttt Pumpi k Red SnbmraiMti VALLEY PUMP & EQUIPMENT 2175 So. 6th - Ph. TU 4-9776 CHOOSE YOUR CARPET AT HOME!! The axrttlBt t to choeac your ntw earpatt 1 Quirk ti a wink you'll (ino your favorite; rolor, pU Urn, anil textura. Don't delay. . Call today! t 9 a.m. Prices will be reasonable, pus. Program will be a fashion Monday, November 29, 1936 Mrs. S. R. Bolsiger was hon ored by friends with a surprise housewarming in her new home at 809 Upham street Monday evening. Mrs. Balsiger was presented with an ottractive gift by the guests, ond oil were entertained by an evening of bridge. Tuetday, November 30, 1936 Louis Kolino, Edwin Petra sek. ond William Rajnus of Malm are spending several days on o tour of northwestern high points of interest. The party spent homecoming last week ot CorvoMis and from there went to Portland ond os far north as Vancouver, British Columbia. Wcdncjdoy, December 1, 1936 Tommy Holey of Molin, who won the Herold and News 4-H potato growing contest this year, hos proved himself os successful an onglcr as he is oqnculturut. With the prize crop in, he ond his pal Marion Kirkpotrick, mode a brief jount to the Smith river country end returned with two big solmon, 41 and 1 8-pounders res pectively. Thursdoy, December 2, 1936 A series of programs to be niven monthly during the winter it bemg arronged by three local music teachers. Mrs. Richard Cleveland, piano, Mrs. A J. Voye. voice, and Horry Borel, violin. The first of these programs will be presented Friday evening, ot 8.13 o'clock in the library club room. Fridoy, December 3, 1936 Ida M. Odell was elected presi dfnt of the Klamath Insurance Agents association at its reg ular meeting Wednesday noon ot the Willard Hotel. E. M. Chilcote was elected vice president ond P. O. Landry was elected secretary and treasurer. Saturday, December 4, 1936 South end Mosons, electing officers Thursdoy night placed Elmer Stukel, Merrill, os wor hioful moster. Others who will serve with Stukel ore os follows- Voclov Kuhna, Frank Victonne. Ltonord McNeil ond Ted Demerritt. Appointive officers are: Roland Porks, Harold Dehlmger, Jm Srodshow, Earl DeLop ond M. W. Horbmson. SEARS STORE HEADQUARTERS FOR SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINT THI Complete Painting Supplies -krtM A&B 1 1 jli PAINT STORE l!:i K. Main TU 4-3134 WE 1NSTAU CARPET LINOLEUM Tn.E FOBMICA 4od ll'i (aarsttteai I LUCAS FURNITURE 195 E. MAIN Automatic Washer 2) SERVICE BY EXPERTS Ph. TU 4-4197 J. W. 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