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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 2, 1960)
HERALD ANT) NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore. Wednesday. March 2. lflfirt 3 fx P4r,r NTNE O Soil District Reelects Supervisors unanimous hallot L ' , " -'f oolection ot I'cle . J ,Vl Harold Williamsj t 4 f tJ f rvisors at the 18th t.Mj ' o BONANZA A unanimous ballot was cast for reelection Hricziscsc and for district super annual meeting of the LaiiKcll Vallegj Soil Conservation District, Friday. About 90 people attended the dinner and program in the Lord la Community Hall. Mi Eugene Willis (Q rtained with organ sclec-1 tions during the dinner hour. Bill Buriytt, former distri 'su pervisor, was master of Pi'remon ies. The Rev. Kugene Wi; of the Loiclla Full Gospel Church gave the invocation. &iy Hitson. chairman of the musnval portion of the program, presented Virgin ia Xobo who played piano solo. Jaittte Burke and LiMa Holt gave an accordiongiict: Paul DearbSfn played a piano solo; Judy Han dallpan organ solo; Dale Noble, piano solo; Robert Baum, vocal (elections and I ho Rcftraiid and Mrs. KugcjQ Willis jtfbsSicd a1 vocal dui!r Alter the musical program, Mrs. J. 10. i&ildock, hostess, took the children to the Langell Valley Ri fle Clubhouse where they were en tertained by Baum and ft mov ies shown uy iavcrne nuiiKins. 1I--I i.: II ait UlllUIl.-Jl-W&IW, lu u a l scent, cave a talk nn the aQirul. tural outlook and Baum, adminisM tra(gc officer the State Soil i. , :' A. & d - & ' f t '' Citizen's Place In Aviation Discussed By Sport Pilots The place of the private flyer in the advancement of aviation was presented to members of the Klamath Falls Chapter Oregon Pi- Jjols Association and guests at a dinner meeting of Ihc chapter by former Gov. Elmo Smith, Albany, member of the Slate Board ol Vvonautics Saturday night, Feb ruary 27. sOh, who has becfl. active in aviation for a score ol?ears both as a pilot and prnnnOr. was pres ent for "Oldlimer's Aight" in Ihc handsome nW Soteffilc Restaur ant at the new city airport ter minal unofficially opened Icrgihe occasion. Places were set for about mo guest March 20 has been set foi9ir official opening of the l&mina building. The Satellite Reslaurar o;cned to the public Tuesday March 1. ss:s3SiS&)nly a small pcrcen 'Wegsfr toss' EnpysAreo Bv VEST CASEY ConYervmXoiittee, sPokctW J?'"3 Jl? about activils ijKthe soil n.P,cre' ."rr 'Dadi Cambell is. gcrvationnriistricts, Bruce cwart of the Facers Home AdiiiinisiQition- distusjl farm credit in thesW chwina times. O Dave (S"aiilJll, f former ''Farmer of the Year," inlrHucrf ollrs ho'JKid received it sttnt recognition. They we John Cra en, alter Smith Jr.. Dm Smel Mr, and Lanll Valley .- fiCD's "Farmer of the Year for 1959,' TJjiras'Gftilvan Jh " 4 4 At intcrMissing tin midday through the program Roy Davn presented t nhistlint -wlo, accom (. panical by Mfs. Willis, and Baum 4"( stvtril mill saurliods. RMr Reid of the iff) shottd Wlorai slid of tlx Ml. Mml Kno Survey Scheol tni (hii eootcrvation oit lin typlM in Lnell Valley SCD Gent Cross of the " Klamath ranch Experimrnt Station showed alidas and piturt of cxirrimcf! Ul r a s u 1 1 s nd oulstaAia chicmta'. i pstui anl kty fi'lXuction. $ Jim O'DonatoiK presented a set at sli4a on biri, Haxa , jat k't ttay fitvii n' kf frizes donated by lamtli glls jai'chaats were aiven t the con ajusion of the program. Work Bteina Bern OnAraLiiDfart CHILOQU1N Carpentry and I'joibinc on the new Chiloquin City LibSVy, a branch of the coun ty library, arP nearly complete and paintiiaz and moving will take place during the next fil) weeks. 3rs. Paul Herron, librarian, and Kifl Barnes, mayor, report) that for the time, being all available funds ly Bfen designated to the finishing of the library and that yie are available now for fyu ture. ' It is hoped there will be interest Ql people in fie community who will give cithifrsecond-hand furni ture or a small cash donation so that someof the needed items can be nurclWed or made. J Needed are a large and a small table for adults and for children a number oiO straight backed - chairs and a desk. Items can be left at the city hall or Mrs. Her rornvill provide pick up service (Announcement will be made in the near future of the opening date for the new library and a general open house is being planned. Q HARRY (DAD) CAMBELL "Wagon A"" O O O sometimes called krthe waajml boss." He docs not lo his plM years anqjmore iinjC,Ktnt disn't it. O tamls ll can hero, last swumer to Ida vilt ftis lilitcr. Mi"!!. VcrlaCkrisur.a. His not gol t tka tint, but a litl meAcal care aail lot of Clam alb CcMily air sm In him Im infi fina nd rcstls. i The fact that he did not draw social strtirTty ''jr ( prSsioif ai of small concern toCamlall. Ha commenced to look around for sonthin he could do anil Oacid ed tha Intlla business tba ansaar. It ould brint in a small incom hRsidvs proviia ar- cist vnt interest. Ha slartad aith II' proareia4 to i. Vbile the snov vis on, ha ud a slaiali Tkc enterprisin octoaenarlan siid ftis largest day's take was lourlaen case. of bottles. Finis Ces WiW.rd OstluiA and Noah Squires of K'gnath Falls com plctaj a special three-day sanitar ians short course at Oregon fitc Collet Wednesday. Ou Tl course is offeift annually by the schoolMif engineering i service to ha)'lh doparlmci aoit rs. The ni e amoitt 63 from Oia. shir!r id Cid avio tk the course. taiptiasis of o disynt-!, ler.suapy ton s.ailalian.o Tft49 Woman 1 Cotvnsrici DALLAS, Tex. 'API Mari0 Grant, who "gets don on bar knees beside lsr brd evrt morn- u and nilit aitl piys," cl brtr.lar l tirthrlay today. f taafM)!', lm t :' with Hi Hi Grata t.9 of hr m,r's ;ly pn. "She nver ona a. pair of glasses and can still read lart print," Mrs. Mahpiy said. Mrs. GranPhad 14 childreiOand has 20 grandchildren and 42 grc,-Q grandchildten. Her husband dead. w m WW Save with State Farm's low insurance rales fo) careful drivers SS See me. WHAT A LEMONADE! BALTIMORE (AP!D. Austin Pmler has been able "lo grow only lemon on the potted lemon tree in his basement. But he's Droilf anyway. The onefgte has measures 10 inches in circumfer-fe Horn Ofl. ence. STAN BROOKS 631 So. 6th Ph. TO4-3262 Klomoth Falls, Oregon STAIt hAKWI MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSlilANCE COMPANY 4TTEWTON SlftineeClub Crab1 Feed o For All Shriners and 3 O o Their Ladies March 5, Saturday Klamath Auditorium (Old Armory) . SOCIAL HOUR 70HII 8 p.m. DINNER 8 P.M DANCING -B- 9:30 Till 12:30, Aid Set 0 Fcf Disttief bet $43,607 from Htle fedeiW gov prnmci(L-oon. and a totaitoUS.ia.- 142 ivsoainiarkcd lentatiwly for' the districtOluring the next i&al year. 0 n Thff-IJ.S. Deparlment of Health. Education ait Welfare makes such a payment onngilly to offset tax revenue loss from non-taxahle eov- ernmenl propei' and impj3 of fcdci0 employes in the county. The anount rises automatically as government assets and rson- llt-l giufj. Couir Scmiol Su intendent r r4 Voir saa is trying for additional overnmat fton? to help buftd scKils al elsrams nccciwl , to tVccommiilata chil. af ovi';a rsoiUi. The ir Forca lias provitli ba irR of tha impact Mi, but not il it, A ;d. The speaker, infWduccd by Pies idem Maury ClarkQoutlined tin vital issues facing general avialio( today in this country, and particu larlv Oreeon and the Northwest. He cited the small number & active pilots in the United StaO as being "misM,Hbly small in QiQi parison to tbrniation's 170-million iwgiation." and said that Oregon slamls 19th in the slates for reg istered pilots, 22ndQirfyctive pi lots. Be isc X this, Sivji said. Ore Lians "iWe a sellirioh to do." Klamath County, he continued. claims 63 of all types of private craft. ThcOtate has 39 genera! use airports J.nd 89 limileior restricted licl "There is nwan airport in the stale," the speaker said, "wj capacity lo permit op erations oi the large jet transports at fuliQ's, ancLmai(t)thei's are not adequate to permit use of the largest four engine prop driven O Cr O O fron. Hot $ljmrt H inners of free Ohams fronM (Aregon Food Plan Inc. are glad: lodav they cre amoiiithe near ly 8a) persons fhy attended the seventh annual Tslamath Basin Home Show held Frid.yjand Sat urday 0 the Klamath County fair giWnds. O O o RoWt Schroeder, managci nf Ihn local hranch nt 401 South Hm Stijo ad s company is ikidvi inc iidnid lu intjst: prisons: Clatfe illtr. Sgl. Theodora isWtr, . G. ... H. Willhite. Mrs. imoll C. Stacks. Daisy Maria, WisP Mary Rusciano, Jrs. . L. Ramy. Mrs.cKaren Tuca atrs. G.(t. CampTlell. nlanes." He termed manv a i r trips "little rniS than cleartCt rabbit nj' O e of the world peculation has (luwn in any ype at Mrcraft. haj. pointed out, ind many less in STialler planes "Unless we can estitfVh in the minds ot the n.,ijoiity ol the non Hying public, the useful place gen eral aviation has in our economy ind our society, we are in for in creasing troubles." He emphasized the need for im proved jMLhlic relations between flyers aiurlaymen. lor the encour agement of interest m. flving among public officials :,id)oth(A uggested more attention to air- lieldiiersoiij appearances aniU liree-' a camnain fnr mom. berships in private flying groups He toiQ'd briefly on misunder tandings between gonnent agencies and some pilot oiani;Q 'A'uc aim iiuc.siioiicu ine use oi rwiK.-Mij i 11 ui I all R l. 1 1 la II U'l.,,lk t'llo :. f ) wiiiciuiui i nun .-in put I "-IIS U WliftP In nitiiU anni-nfhino ihn Klamath FiffTi) field. h.V "understanding, Smith Wg. Others who c(glribiitcd to the progress of aviation in the Klam ath country were introduced. Loyd "Pappy" Xeijin ?as program chairman. He (lew here before 1920 It .s announced lhal the Klam ath Chapter, OI'A, purchase and install a sign (or the new terminal building, "V0ime lo Klamath Falls." O jSaiaun Cesare Siepi, a major basso of 'lie Metropolitan Opera, began is a good amateur prize (ighter. His mother persuaded him to stu dy opera because boxing $s (ace too much." 'cut up 'IB I KRAUT ( said, mat control tower personnel decline lo aiiQcr of ap- Miav.lliliti JLUtldll. mill IMAJiaill . rwi n-i 1,11 UUIILUIIUll. In closing Smith said, "let me stress again the need(Ti get in fluential people acquainted wiiuj ...u.,. iiiiuli atuuuiiig niti be our siO ess." Dr. Paul ifeiiarn. menWcr nf un ejrlier state hoaif? of aeronaics. SAV MONEY! BUY cWfeoesoe ... Terms iojit Yquj BudQCt! O Over 100 Beef to chotfte from at oil times. O Whole ' 2 OJk , V Cut, Wropped oi Quir-Fzcn pind Quarters 45ft. Front Quarters 35i SUPER PACKING GO. Turn off Summers Lane at Brittol Turn, Right. Drive one Block on 4,000 Restaurants Prove it Every Day I '1!, JJ r" 1 . "a o o O p O o O o . o o o o o O o3 o o o o - -' o" ' 0 o O to . , o O i V-lr iL3 Lit ioiaM. . 9 Bcdk Mayor Po? After pot, Cup Aft qij... AUaiBiftyflgWW' ' ,i.;'t;,i-, 2 . 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DeliSate, tender care from the plantation to our spotleHly clean produce department assures you of truly the f$ie$ eating bananas ... and other&oduce . . . that money can buy! fitemember ... the produce is alwap better, fresher at Market Basketl lbs. 2P . Dick & Duffy Are Always Glad To Cash Your Paycheck 9th & Pino To Limit South 6th , TJUlVB67 'Wo Reserve The Right pfoVo : r THE FINEST TOOVS LOWEST PRICES .i I i I i HOME OF Pte&OHM. o 0 o Or
