HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls, Ore.
Wednesday. Kph 10. KlfiO
4-H NEWS
THE BUSY BEES
I he Busy Bees, Bly's cooking
group, met at the home of the
leader, Mrs. Ellis Gross. The
group turned its attention to the
.lesson on making sandwiches.
Alter eating the sandwiches and
enjoying a social lime, the presi
dent adjourned the meeting.
, taking Mealtime Fun this year
under the leadership of Mrs. Gross
and Mrs. James Harler, assistant
leader, are Cindy Larson, Bonnie
Morgan, Jean Thomson, Karen
Fairfield, Jodean Anderson. Judy
.Asnlord, Jenny Crook, Frances
;Hague, Karen Little and Robyn
smith.
At our next meeting we will
learn how to make brownies.
Jean Thomson,
News Reporter.
MERRY BACHELORS
The Merry Bachelors was held
,t Mrs. Stone's. The president
called the meeting to order. The
flag salute and 4-H pledge were
given. The refreshments were
served, by Mrs. Stone.
Terry High,
News Reporter.
PINE GROVE SHEEP CLUB
; The Pine Grove Sheep Club met
at the home of Dr. W. F. Dean.
President Jerry Clardy called the
meeting to order. All members
.were present.
We discussed different kinds of
shirts to wear for the fair. A vote
was made for each member to
bring 10 cents dues at meetings.
Dr. Dean showed us some of his
"new lambs and Karen Dean gave
a report on the different parts of
a sheep. The meeting was ad
journed and refreshments were
served.
Diane Vandcrhoff,
, News Reporter.
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Plea Issued To Air Board
By Hawaii, NW Officials
WASHINGTON (AP) - Public
officials of Hawaii and the Pacific
Northwest Wednesday appealed to
the Civil Aeronautics Board for
continuation of competitive air
service between the two areas.
Govs. Mark 0. Hatfield of Ore
gon and Albert D. Rosellini of
"How can I be sure I'm loved for myself alone, Mom
and not just for my record collection?"
. GROUNDHOG GARDENERS
The Merrill Groundhog Garden
ers met at the Morrill Recreation
'Hall.
' After roll call, two new mem
bers were introduced. They were
'Audrene Cunningham and Kathy
Kandra. There were two visitors,
Denise and Doreen Hill.
It was decided that every mem
ber bring a pair of overalls, a
needle, and thread, so the club
could make litter bags for their
cars.
' Dave Hill gave a very interesting
report on Wildlife Conservation.
Due to illness, Bill Poe was ab
sent and unable to give his re
port, so Audrene Cunningham and
he will give reports next meeting
Robert Newnham passed refresh
ments. The next meeting will be
February 12. The meeting was ad
journed. .Bill Poe,
News Reporter.
OLENE BUCKAROOS
The Olene Buckaroos 4-H Beef
Club had its third meeting at the
home of Ronnie Campbell. At pre
vious meetings we elected officers
as follows: Martha Ragland, presi
dent; Martin High, vice presi
dent; Tefesa Grimes, news report
er; Janet Lyons, secretary; Terry
High, treasurer.
' All members have their calves
now but no weights were reported
We suggested everyone should
wear similar outfits this year, but
nothing specific was decided. Mr.
High asked the members to make
reports on feeding calves and the
older members to plan on show
ing how to groom calves this sum
mer. , 'Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Campbell.
Teresa Grimes,
News Reporter.
Death Probed
By Police
CHICAGO (AP) Police today
tried to determine whether an eld
erly movie projectionist was slain
because of his efforts to gain con
trol of a union local.
Herman Posner, 73, defeated
last March as a reform candidate
lor president of the Moving Pic
ture Machine Operators Union,
was found slashed to death early
uesday behind his West Side
home.
The union was investigated by
the Senate rackets committee in
1958 which was seeking evidence
of alleged corrupt influences.
Posner's body was found by
members of his family who heard
groans back of the house. He ap
parently was killed as he parked
his car on returning from work
His family discounted a robbery
motive and told police they be
lisved Posner was killed because
of his efforts bring about a
reform in the union.
The Chicago Tribune, which ran
a series of articles on alleged cor
ruption in the union last October,
has posted a $25,000 reward for
information leading to the capture
and conviction of the slayer.
Judge Appointed
To Acting Post
YREKA The State Judicial
Council has appointed Judge
George Tyler of the Yreka Judi
cial District Court acting Siskiyou
County Superior Court judge from
February 10 through March 3 dur
ing the absence of Judge James
M. Allen from the Superior Court
bench.
Judge Tyler will attend normal
routine judicial matters in the
county superior court in addition
to whatever cases Judge. Allen
may assign to him.
During 1058 69,300,000 pounds of
chewing tobacco were manufac
tured in the United States.
Strike Begins
Fourth Month
PORTLAND (API - The Port
land newspaper strike entered its
fourth month today with no end
in sight.
The Oregonian and the Oregon
Journal continued to publish a
joint edition at The Oregonian
plant with non-union help.
The unions continued to picket
the plant.
The strike started Nov. 10 with
the stercotypers walking out when
negotiations failed to produce an
agreement two months after ex
piration of their contract. Little
progress has been reported m
mediation sessions since. No meet
ing between the two parties has
been held in some time. None is
scheduled.
Other unions refused to cross
the picket line and several have
declared a strike of their own as
their contracts expired.
The strike has idled 850 union
members.
Washington and Lt. Gov. Jimms
Kcaloha of Hawaii were among
mose asKing inr reversal ot a
CAB examiner's recommendation
that Northwest Airlines be given
the Seattle-Portland to Honolulu
oute exclusively and that the
temporary operating authority of
Pan American World Airways be
terminated.
Examiner Ferdinand D. Moran
conciuaea mai Doin airlines were
losing money on the route.
Also urging that both airlines be
iven permanent operating authori
ty on the route were Sens. Hiram
Fong (R llawaiil and Oren E
l-ong (D-Hawaiil, Reps. Daniel K.
Inouye (D-Hawaii) and Thoma
M. Pelly (HWashl and Mayor
Gordon Clinton of Seattle.
Hawaii's spokesmen emphasized
that the islands are uniquely de
pendent upon air transportation (or
economic growth, and credited 10
years of competition between
ONE LOOK TOO MANY
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (UP1)
It was "looking at girls" that
started the trouble for Aaron
Artson.
That's what Artson, 29, said he 1
was doing when he made an il
legal turn and was picked up by
traffic policeman. Police then
discovered while checking his rec
ords that Artson had accumulated
14 traffic citations since Dec. 5.
Artson was sentenced to 30 days
ill jail and fined $140.
BENEFITS BILL BLASTED
NEWARK, N. J. (UP1) -The
state AFL Sunday accused Re
publican state senators of bein;
"officially opposed to mother
hood."
AFL Secretary - Treasurer Vin
cent J. Murphey attacked GOP-
introduced legislation which would
block benefits to women who be
come unemployed because of
nreanancy. childbirth or miscar
riage.
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Northwest and Pan American for
substantial portion ot the in
creases in air transportation be
tween the Pacific Northwest and
Hawaii.
The Hawaii lieutenant uovcrnor
said the Pacific Northwest a i r
route now provides 18 per cent of
all Hawaii visitors, against 13 per
tent in 1851.
"Diversification of Hawaii's
economy requires maximum de
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he said. "We are investing mil
lions of dollars in new hotels and
other facilities, and we are depend
ent in great part on air transpor
tation to make these investments
produce . . .
"It seems axiomatic to me that
with two carriers promoting tour
ism out of the Pacific Northwest
far creator development will be
accomplished than if the service
is left in the hands of one carrier."
Rep. Pelly cited figures showing
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Pelly said adoption of the exanvC
incr's recommendation would be a
retrogressive step in another
sense, cutting Seattle off of Pan
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