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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 14, 1960)
IIKn.M.D An NKWS, Klamath Frills. Ore Thursday. April 14. 10RO PAf.E 3 A CITY BRIEFS Budget Hike For Oregon Requested WASHINGTON LAP" - ConRresf was akcd Wednesday lo increase by Sl.tH7.mx the budget tecum mendation for Oregon navigation projects. The request to House and Sen ate appropriation subcommittees was made by Thomas J. Murray, j All officers an Oregon port consultant, on be-i half of Gov. Mark Hatfield I Kri(.n(,,hip (,., N ,,, 0,u,, President Kiscnnower s budcot ,., i..1..01u ,u ,..i , contained $:i.288.20O for Oregon ma Slle ridav iind Si,lul(a;I).sal)KHl American Veterans, w.ll navigation projects in the year x n ,5 and m -at vhAes Tol( meet a I the hL Hull triday night, that will begin July 1. L nhv. TM Klamath Avenue'"'1 ,13' mPrta"1 business is to Army I ngmcers have 'nHu:atedU,embers ,ca(, ,akt, , he taken up. they could use the additional le bniM Thu.s,,iiv mi . money, Murray sa,d. jKor pl,kup caU Tu ViBTB. Tl' "ami,,h ,I-ank 'od,!' No; ,4''"; Murray said the stale supports 0 .r. j.8-w A OA. members are reminded ol these budget requests: ' ' ' the "Brodcrnas alton." Saturday. Oilumhia River, smith jelly, re-' .,,,,. T, , ..... ., April IK. Sillsexa will lie served St.- . ,,,,! ",,. . . ,, at 6.30 p.m. .Members and their Midland Grange will sponsor nn I American Association of I'm Easier egg hunt for children olveisity Women will hold il ii ange members and their friends ' April meeting April 30 in tin Saturday al 2 m. 'Each family Winema Hole!, is requested to bring one doien volored egys. Good Friday Services will nt held al the Salvation Army Hal' friendship Court No. 11. Order1""" 12 " 1 P ' April of the Amaranth, will have .it-j Maj- .M. 1-cwis hendoll will ficers' practice meeting Kridav.Pfak "" "The Seven Last April 15. al 7 p.m. in the Scollbli Vvords ." The meeting is to be in lliic Temple. (1.12 Walnut Avenue. ',hree sessions Willi social music please attend. for each session. Regular Meeting of Dewey Pnw habilitalion and construction, . . v ,, . v Scottish Kite 1'emiile at 7 :I0 p.m. tv planning $.0 0,10: C olumhia T,m,.,(a,. Aprjl '14. There will "ll r M""-v "'Vialso be Sunday RUinv muu.whj; ;iiumhw imfi jit guoMs are invited. morning sit vices, Annl 17 L't.ir It-,.. I'l,.,,-,, f ly pl.-inniiiK M.000: Umpqua Kiv-;,.' ' ,, , ' . ' ' pi study $11,300; Coos-Millicomal - ' rt- t n' J i n principal officers of a cm s am Hiver planning S23.WO. Coos Btiylj,. ila(ions in hmMh planning too DM. and Rogue Riv-C a,ri Scollish ,iuc M er new construction $1.7H2.ooo. ' , ., , .. ,, , , ,, ..... . sons and Iheir guests al a Sun- He asked these additional:, u i i i i prepared by members of Mau.an- flmounts ita Chapter OES. A program wil Special Meeting for all Eagle ; Auxiliary members Friday, April 15. in the Eagles Hall in honor .jof Louise Rogers, madame state Columbia River south jelly re- llitlJIIILIIIUII tllll! I ,ll.-ll III Ullll, 1 0IM1; Columbia River-Mcgler sln-j dy. So.ootl: Tillamook Bay and Bar ftudv. $10,000; Siuslaw River south jelly construction. $170,000 Siuslaw River study, $10,000: VI, . u ;M..ll"'esiilciit, La Grande. A free .' ., r- a !o:30 p.m. banquet s p anned for construction, $1R0.000; Coos Bay ., ., , . .. .. . , the ha . AH auxiliary and acne soulh jelly construction. $l0.00u; , i . u .. o . . r,. ,, ,, members are urged lo he present, (ons Bay study. $li,(KKI; Coquille L . , . , River sliidv. $il.400; Port Orford LA,ly mr "'"J hi'S a,?hl'1 study. $9.OO0; Rogue River study. ! 'ons ,fr "evv memberships please Chelco River study, $6,-; . . ? "'""h iliiuuiiuii tn u SH.000; 000. Request Withdrawn PENDLETON' (API Cilv Manager Andrew J. Browning Wednesday withdrew his request that Ernest Gallahcr resign as police chief within 30 davs. Browning said the chief had been asked to quit "because he lacked leadership qualities." Bui. he added, he believes differences can be worked oul. The Cily Council voted 6-2 Wed nesday to retain Gallaher. 3(i, who has been Pendleton's police chiel since 1050. The council decided to establish an inquiry board to hear com plaints againsl the police department. Arch Masons Elect PORTLAND (AP) Oregon Royal Arch Masons wound up their annual convention here Wed nesday alter electing Harry Young of Portland high priest. E. W. Peterson of Salem was named treasurer. Simeon Saw-yer of Lakeview was elected scribe and Claude Sanders of Winchest er Bay captain of host. Please Make reservations for the Tuesday. April 19. dinner and Ihe Wednesday. April 20. lunch eon .during lite Southwest Oregon Presbyterial meeting not later than Thursday. April 14. by call- jing the church nllice, TU 4-77D1. Henley Bethel No. 51. Interna tional Order of .lob's Daughters, ! will meet with Grand Guardian (Evelyn Rogers at the Henley Grange Hall Monday. April 1H. al 7:30 p.m. There will be a pot-, luck supper at 6 o'clock. , Barbershop Tickets for the big annual Barbershop Parade al Mills School Saturday, April 23. are now on sale at Derby's Mu sic Store, or from any member of the chorus. Tickets, if seals are slill left, will be available at the dbor. There will be no reserves. Del Hansen, state health dc- Iparlment coordinator (or the mo bile X-ray unit, returned lo Port land Wednesday after spending several days here arranging lo cations for the unit al Beally. Bly, Bonanza. Merrill. Malin and Kingsley Field during Ihe chest X-ray survey in Klamnlh County, stalling April 27, at Gilchrist and Crescent. Mrs. Hugh Colnpy, Akron. Ohio, is spending this week with her ! FREE AC0USTIC0N SERVICE TO THE V J HEARING AID SPRING TUNE-UP! '.. Saturday, April 16th Wi-Ne-Ma Hotel -Klamath Falls l Cleaned Tested l Adjusted While You Wait! Reg. $4.50 Service Free , One Day Only ask for LOREN STARR or PAUL WILLOUGHBY See the Most Complete i Line Acousticon Hearing Aids in Our History! More J Powerful for 1960! More i Beautifully Styled Than j Ever Before! i WILLOUGHBY HEARING AID CENTER 728 S.W. 4th Ae. Portland 4, Ore. 5 DAYS ONLY! BEGINS APRIL 12th Get a Beautiful 5x7" Picture of Your Batr .... feRT- til teat rs?w''Ki;aiZ .' ay PIN-UPS AGE LIMIT 5 YEARS On er two chil dren In any ons family will be pho togrophed SINGLY at 49c each for the first picture. Each additional child under five, $1.50 for the first picture. CbeoM any ee of several completely finished photographs ... ell m different poses ... for only 49c. Toe will not be urged to buy. but M yoe wish you con buy the remaining photographs at only 1.35 for the first, $1 for the 2nd and 9i for any additional pic, tares booaht In the store. -49 PHOTOGRAPH S HOURSl Tues., Wed., Thur., Sat. 9:30 - 12; 1 - 5:30 Fri. 9J0-12; 1-S30; 6:30-9 'iirents, Mr. and Mrs. Uichnrrl on Bcrthelsdort. at llioir Swan .jke home, Trails EihI. ulirrv tr falher is coiivalcscint; alter itajor suiKory. Mrs. Colopy is Ihe firmer Lydia von Hertliolsdorf 'lid qiaduated from high school Vl'W Members and their guests ire invited to at lend Ihe regular Saturday night danee at the VKW Hall. April lti. Miivie by and Louie, Daiwini! Iiom a to 1 a m. I" 0.ic season Friday, April 15. at III p in. a m. in Joan s Kitflien al the l.iirgrounds. Please hnm; small lei'tnCiil apphaneos and their in- Oldliniers will dance as usual struetion Inxtklets (iuesls are wel Saturday nishl. April IK, .u ihe nunc There will be child care. KC Hall from 9 o'clock lo 1 a m no music by ihe Dark Mountain (iiaud C.uide Evelyn Suit will Hand. be here Monday. April 18. lo in- spect members of Bethel 61. Or- Miasla Home Extension I'nitider of .lob's Daughters The meet- iill have us iast meeting of the nig ill begin with politick dinner at li o'clock, nieeling with inilia lion at 7 :io. All members are requested to be present at the .Scottish Hite Icntplc. Mrs. Olio ( law sun. 2CT Sum mers l.aue, w ill be hoslcss lo members of the Evergreen Ciar- den Club Thursday. April 14 Busi ness meeting uill start at 7..HI jpm.. program at H.:tn Mrs. IChester Mam of the Tulelake (iarden Cluh w i num. speak on vibur- Junior 'lass of Kl'HS uill con- duct a rummage sale Saturday. April 1. starting at a m. in the Pelican Theater Building Pro ceeds will go for Ihe junior-senior iproni. Ragles Lodge will serve a hot- cake and ham supr Saturday. April IB, from 5 lo 7 p.m. at the hall. Price will be 50 cents per person. Proceeds will go to the hearing aid fund. (.rand Master W. Vernon Halm will he here Tuesday, April IB, (or his official visitation to the local IOOF Lodge. Dinner will bo served in Ihe hall at 6:30 p.m. All Odd Kellrms, Rebekahs, their families and guests arc invited. IT'S A FAMILY AFFAIR AT PENNEY'S Penmey's . ,v) ( r I! i iMil Uh lifW IF 111 -I X WvP-i pt p hi v lfif I i 4i! ii twlH:kh ; AfcuihT$l 1 1 f f x f J 1 li'i 'til . f d 1 '1 COMBED COTTON BROADCLOTHS! 93 boys' sizci 10- 18 Got the same quality tail oring that makes 'Penney dress shirts for men so famous. Short point col lar, convertible cuffs. Wash 'n wear, little or no ironinq Men's sizes 14 -18. 32-35 Sleeve 3.25 Beauties lo the very last detail! 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