Herald and news., April 20, 1960, Page 5, Image 5

IIHRAIJ) AND MAVS. Klamalh Falls. Orr Wpilnrd.iv. April 20. 1n
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The ciululi mreiinc of the Mad of our plaques lor our shirts. We
Mixers was called to onli-r hy vulcd on l.ikins lurns hrmcint: re
Haih.iia dross, iiul pii'Mclcnt. frc.-hnicuts to mwlitms Sieve
on 'April 1, The secretary ,Sisher will brms relreshmciit:;
read lite mimilcs of Hie pievious next meelinu.
meetini! and liiey ete approved We were each assigned some
as read It was then himmlit up ord to Imik up The nn-elin
lhat we lKislpone our 411 hike as adiuurned Inlluued by ic
uii'il a later date. heshnients .served by Mrs
The project ol the meelinu was Diane Vauderhoff,
to make a meal. The meal eon-i News Uexirter
lainerl hamburgers. Itench tries
and salad Alter dinms the meet
inn was adjourned.
l.inda Murphy.
News HeKiter
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4w fr""iS-W read the minutes of the pievious next meelinu. I .jw&MTf s
t 7 T' I meet iim and Ihev were approved We were eaeti assi-nen some "VM' ?
V ". Iff as read It wa then himiidit hp words to look up The meoluu; K-U Wllw-f ? ' C .
V., ' 1 1 hill we i.sli,ne our 411 hike was adiuurned lollowed by re- f.i-. dPTf "S2X&Cl4iJ,T- "
. .4 unul a later date. heshments sened by Mrs. Dean Nfc T -:- Vf J.V1 i-"u X"W
$-'1 l,,,ntd hamburuer, hench ines.l SC' -4l V fW
T V- h VC J ond salad Alter dmms the meet- . . ... , CT5C 4VF2 ? A' - iSt" WjT;5
1 &A :''1 """""" Chief May Get rtiS JS),-!
VC' r? 1 WASHINGTON lAI'-riid
..Wll I 'VK SIIKK.. ... .. Klk(.nhmlor ,.,. e asked thJ tJ'Sft ' i'TL'"
on April 7. 1. The meetinu The National Mediation Run, $31f$.
'aS -Ued to order by the pros,.,, p,,par,nK , ask the Preside! JX13C"' ' &&i&4& 3
rienl. Itoll call was read and the , use his emeruencv powers un tZAfjfWPZ - W.T'v W5 M'.
I'KfSIf Exploratory Program Told At Lakeview
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-4v i l.AKKA II AV That a numiv' main is a goon ininu mi i..ikc eventually neeome puouc mmii
arc very m- luuuty aiul thai it e.innoi He ear- edue.
iv pin. . nt netl to lull eumpleluin unless the That Ihc lease price of 25
upam in the company can establish the lease cents an acre seems fall' was
T tn xrf coulltv was evi'ieiucu uy uie n- uiuiiv iicli.-ss.iiv aisu auucu tiy iuar ..inn
k. , 5 'i f J icndancr al lur meetmus held When asked ol I lie possibility ol 'Honed on this phase of Ihc pro-
MRS. C. H. FOSTER, 1871
Portland Street, ii general
chairman of the chest
X-ray survey beginning in
the county April 11.
Miller.Williamj Studio por
trait. TB Survey
To Be Held
On April 27
Thp annual chest X-ray survey
In Klamath County is about to Ret
underway.
It i snnnsnrpd bv Ihp tubercu
losis section of the State Hoard M
nf Health, the Klamath Counlv PC
Health Department and the Tuber
culosis and Health Association.
A mohilp X-ray unit will make
14 slops in Klamath Falls, and
fichl in suburban areas he-winning
a week from Wednesday.
April 27. and continuing through
May and .lune. II will also make
four "retake" operations and
fpend one day. .Inly 8. al the
Jnhns-Manville plant near Chilo
quin. Here is the schedule:
April 27. Gilchrist pnsl oflice.
II a m. to 6 p.m.; April 28. Che
mult post office. II a m. to fi
p.m.; April 29, Chiloquin Golden
Rule slore. II a.m. to 6 p.m.;
April .10. Klamath Falls ,J. C.
Penney Company store. 10 a.m.
lo S p.m.; May 4. Klamalh Falls
KOTI television ollire. Third and
Main slrcels. 11 a m. to fi p.m.;
May 5. Bonanza Post Office, II
m. lo fi p.m.; May fi. Beally
Post Office. II am. lo 1 p.m.:
May 6, Bly Svcan Slore. 2:110
pm. lo fi p m ; May 7, Klamalh
Falls J. C. Penney Company
Slore, lo a.m. lo 5 p.m.
May 11, Merrill Post Office, 11
a.m. to fi p.m.; May 12, Malta'
post office. 11 a.m. lo fi p.m.;
May 13. Klamalh Falls Big Y
Market. 11 a m. lo 6 p.m.; May
14. Klamalh Falls Low Cost Mar
ket. 10 a.m. lo 5 p.m.: May 20,
retakes Lo he handled at Gilchrist
or Klamath Falls. 1 p.m. to 6
pm.; June 1. Klamath Falls
Weyerhaeuser Company mill first
aid slation. 9:30 a.m. lo 5:30
p m ; June 2, Klamath Falls Low
Cost Market. 11 a.m. lo fi p.m.;
June 3, Klamalh Falls Safeway
store, South Sixth Street, 11 a.m.
to fi p.m.
June 3. retakes, Klamath Falls
Health Department, 1 p.m. to 6
p.m.; June 4, Klamalh Falls LoW
Cost Market, 10 a.m. lo 5 p.m.;
June 4, Klamalh Falls J. C. Pen
ney Slore, 10 a.m. to S p.m.;
June 8. Ktngsley Field Air Force
Base. 11 a m. In fi p.m.; June 9,
Kingsley Field, 11 a.m. lo 6 p.m.;
June 10, Klamath Falls Low Cost
Market, 11 a.m. lo fi p.m.; June
11, Klamalh Falls Sears, Roe
buck and Company slore. 10 a m.
to 5 p.m.; June 15. Klamath Falls
Eastside Pharmacy, 11 a.m. lo
6 p.m.
June lfi, place lo he determined,
11 a m. to B p.m.: June 17. Klam
' ath Falls J. C. Penney slore. 11
a.m. to fi p.m.; June 17. retakes
only. Klamalh Falls Health De
partment, 1 pm. In 6 p.m.;
June 1R, J. C. Penney, 10 a.m.
to 5 p.m.; June 22. 23 and 24,
Klamalh Falls J. C. Penney store.
11 a.m. In fi pm., and June 25.
J. C. Penney slore. 10 a m. to
S p.m.; July 7. retakes only.
Klamalh Falls Health Depart
ment, 1 p.m. lo fi p.m., and July
. Johns-Manville gale house. fi:30
a m. lo 8 30 a.m.. 11:30 a.m. lo
1:30 p.m., and 2:30 pm. to 5:30
p.m.
The mobile unil is manned hy
a trained technician, assisted hy
volunteers. The X-rays are free
to the public.
dtinni: the past vu-ck in Lake- luc Humble Oil Company discov- gram. In the Willamette Valley,
wen. Parley ami New 1'inc ering oil and then capping a well near Lebanon, the lease prices
Creek. and leaving it. Dole staled that have been from 10 cents lo 23
Representatives ol the Oregon lim required all drilling to cents per acre.
iUcpaitmcnl ol Geologv and Mm cleared by the Depot uncut o The warm reception given lo
eral Industries were on hand to Geology and Mineral Industries, the stale men by the people of
ui'suer quesiions ami hold dis- -v,1y inhumation obtained by the Lake County was commented on
cussieus on iHissibiliiics of oil (lis- company must be turned over lo by them In the party were, in
:illuM.v them and is contulcntial lor tvuradditiou to Dole. Norman Peter
cliu!v of the Humble Oil years. Alter that lime the in- sun. Grants Pass. Held geologist
Company in leasing land to form formation is the properly ol the ith Ihc department, and Vernon
i blui k lor eventual drilling stale ol Oregon. 11 oil is found C. Neulun. Portland. Ihc depart
prompted the Lake County Chaiiv in commercial quantities it would incut's petroleum engineer.
her of Commerce lo ask lor the uw Tn Maid
visit ol tin- slate men
, asked ll he would lease
the company. Dr. llolhs M. Dolt
director ol the department, it
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More Firmly in Place
Hugh Gaitskell. leader of Hnt-:
ain's opposition Labor Parly.
secielarvs retvort was reao in
.Dean introduced the billowing
inevv members: Van Perry. Mich
ael Ixing. Kenny and Kelly Al
:er the Itailwav Labor Act
I'nless Kisenhovver acts. hrn.noo
railroad workers have the leual
right to strike on May 5. The
dison. We gave our reports onwotkers. represented by II un
ihe words Dr. Dean gave us last ions, have asked lor a wage boost
I meeting. We talked about the cost and other henclits.
A FT. OSD SOLDIER died in this crash Easter Sunday near the Diamond Lake Junc
tion of U.S. Highway 97. First Lieutenant Robert J. Yoemans, 23, was thrown from
this vehicle and was killed when the car rolled over him. The car was driven by 1st. Lt.
Roland Llovd Callender, 25. Ft. Ord. Picture of the wrecked automobile was taken
by John Buckham, 234 North Second Street.
plied that he would not hesilate said I uesclay that Monday s tleni
as the company is rated as a oiisiration by T.i.ikmi persons in
lust rale, lop notch, responsible London against nuclear weaNins
group He thinks the Humble geol- was not all index to the majority
ogisls led there is oil here and 'opinion of the r.ritish p-ople.
.ire willing to spend money loHlailskcIl was here on a private
prove it. He Icels Ihal the pro-i visit.
Mim HIM 1IIPIII wwna HIHIUII 111 'HM'l1 '11 IIIWI1"H
Douuir Mse ipptn ar.n"-. nn eni
nirr.iss by .sllpl'lni. dropping or o(;
blui,- nam you fi. Iioijli or .':,'
Just -pruik'.e lit ' if FAall.LIH oo
vour p:te:. This .ilK-illlie innn-ncldi
pmwirr hulds I.ili,- irclh more flrn-.lr
Biul more fomlornwv. No tummy.
Koi-ev p.,(v laste or lelinti Doe;, not
sour' Cliei-ks "pln'e odor' idfulun
bre.!HI Get FA.STt-t.IH today SI
ttnn; counter!. eer where.
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J , rm?imrtM :mOTfm5Mll", SALE LASTS r m
OUR SELECTION IS LARGE
We have over 37 rolls to choose
from. All new most of them have
been received within the last 30
days. Select from Axminstcrs,
Wiltons, Tweeds-
SAVE S3. 07 PER SQUARE YARD
LUSH PILE WILTON
The finest of imported wools. Glow
ing custom colors. Luxuriously
bright ond lostihg durability.
$088
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Lavish oil - wool wilton
beautiful sculptured c I
Deep thick texture that stays
springy and new looking.
SAVE $1.07 PER SQUARE YARD
ALL WOOL AXMINSTER
Axminstcr . . . finest all - wool dec
orator broadloom. Popular pattern
will give years of
wear.
SAVE $2.07 PER SQUARE YARD
ALL WOOL AXMINSTER
Axminstcr . . . rich high-cut pile. All
wool in popular colors. Beautiful and
long wearing .
yet thrifty.
$A88
SAVE $4.07 PER SQUARE YARD
ALL WOOL SHAGGY LOOP
Rich, high shaggy loop pile in
oil wool. 3 popular colors to
choose from. Beoutiful and long
wearing.
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SAVE ON ROLL ENDS
Description
Officials,
Judge Parley
Lloyd Rea. county judge of Ba
ker, conferred iih . local conn
ty officials here Tuesday follow
ing a meeting with Lakeview of
ficials on the proposed trade of
government lands in Lake Coun
lv for the Roardman Bomhin?
Range lands in Eastern Oregon.
Rea is a delegate for the Demo
cratic National Convention on the
orimarv ballot. He has been in
count v covcrnment in Baker
County for the past 20 years.
A director in the National As
sociation of Courity Officials, Rea
It also partner in a large in
lurnrtce agency, and was a dele
gate to the 1936 Democratic Na
tional Convention.
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Hon work (if any is required) PRICES RANGE ' MEASUREMENTS
FROM $3.29 to $3.75 per sq. yd.
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SAVE $5.07 PER SQUARE YARD
ALL WOOL WILTON
in with
Meet.
SALE LASTS
10 DAYS
SAVE $2.07 PER SQUARE YARD
VELVET WEAVE
Richly textured velvet weave. Choice
of plain or tweed.
Bright, clear col- H
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AXMINSTER RUGS
4 Patterns, Popular Colors, Wonder
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Reg. Now Save
12 x23' Brown Nylon S210.85S135.00 S 75.85
12'xl4T Brown Nutria Tweed 134.25 75.00 59.25
12'x13' Aqua & Brown Tweed 216.70 110.00 106.70
12'x15'3" Candy Stripe 132.00 75.00 57.00
12 x185' Brown Sculptured 368.80 195.00 173.80
5'9"x12' Charcoal Tweed Nylon 53.60 25.00 28.60
12 x126" Brown Tweed 165.85 110.00 55.85
12x168" Beioe Nutria Tweed 222.25 125.00 97.25
12'x12'7" Beige Nutria Tweed 285.25 135.00 150.25
12'x13'2" Grey X Brown Tweed 236.25 145.00 91.25
12'x20' Brown Tweed 318.66 195.00 123.66
12'x8T Grey & Brown Tweed 148.50 75.00 73.50
12'x12'5" Beige Gold Figured 225.00 145.00 80.00
12'x6'3" Nutria Floral 79.17 45.00 34.17
3'3"x9'7" Plus 32"x46" Brown Cotton 55.00 30.00 25.00
12'x22'2" Grey & Brown Tweed 393.25 260.00 138.25
12'x20'2" Nutria Sculptured 403.65 250.00 153.65
5'x9' (Knubby) Beige Tweed 49.55 25.00 24.55
5'8"x8'6" Green Sculptured 79.75 30.00 49.75
12'x8'6" Gold Beige Tweed 135.45 60.00 75.45
bTrt'5" Nutria Brown Tweed 120.90 45.00 75.90
12 x59'' Nutria Cotton 84.20 35.00 49.20
8'x13' Heavy Green Wilton 242.55 135.00 107.55
Numerous Smaller Siics From 1.00 to 15.00
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