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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 19, 1960)
HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore. Wednesday. October 19. I960 PAGE 7-A' iTjfXS TAR GAZER4? 3 MAR s: V141-44-48-61 63-68-85 8 0 TAUIUI A 21 I WAY 2 . VI 12-23-33-33 1' 62-67-6? OIMINI Or''jl)NE 32 I 8 11 30 39) ft '49 45 79 83 CANCfR a, JULY 21 L-,28 32-36 471 50-66-83-881 LEO f JULY J. AUG. 23 1- 3- 611 18-20-55 VIIGO ft S AW 9-10-56-5 ."r 60-64-71 -By CLAY R POLLAN- JK YW Doile AcliVity GuiS1. JK According lo the Sfori. To develop message for Thursday, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign. I It. 3 Co,. 4 Can 5 ;Wd In 7A'Pti SOppoul on 9Ytiu 10 Set,. 1 1 Mov 12 Kp 13 P;c"n. 14 Impcrt3n !5Ynu Ifr St r 17 D.er If An J . 30 IVn I ?1 Pp-.qoui 2? Rn.ie 23 Yrjr 24 Fr.lcs 25 A., 2f fif-i-ant 27 Nrtn 3 S-. 21E.e-M 30 S'w (!ty Good 31 f 32 Od 31 HA 34 P!it.tal 3J Tn .If- MTjt'fr 37l,i,o 35 Dwn 39 5.d 40 Uey 41 This 42 p , ., 43 Tc-coy 44 li 4? AH 4 p.t, 47 L-ng 4? S ,-jr 40 0lJr 50 F,3tten 51 Hnvo 53 And -3 II 54 DiiCUSiions 5? H on 57 Tr-.ir 55 k.po 59 w.rh f-0 Tn. 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ONE DAY LEFT To Take Advantage of the Great FALL FUR SALE Z2 525 Main 1 LAKKV1EW - There Here 53 bulls snld for a total of $23. in.), or an average of $474, at the an nual sale sponsored by the Lake County Stockgrowcrs' Association at the fairgrounds in Lakeview Friday, October 14. Considering market conditions i in the cattle industry, the sale was considered a distinct success by all concerned. Only four bulls went under the $400 mark and the reserve champion, owned by Har old Eakin of Grass Valley, Ore gon, reached $750, bought by Hotchkiss and Maxwell of the 70 Ranch. The champion, consigned by Seven Oaks Herefords of Cen tral Point, was sold for $725 to Fisher and Ragsdale of Eagle Point. Other purchasers included Redding Man's Body Found Near Worden The body of a Redding man, Fred McDaniels, in his late 50s, was tound October 13, lying in tall grass, some distance from his sheep camp trailer. The camp was located seven miles north of Worden in a remote part of Klam ath County. The discovery was made by the man's employer, Cliff Wil liams of Corning, who had brought his sheep bands to Klam ath County for grazing. He in-1 vestigated when he found t h e : herder missing and located the body guarded by the man's small sheep dog. 1 Apparently McDaniels had been' dead for only a short time since1 the cook stove in the trailer was still warm. Klamath County Coroner Dr. J. Martin Adams said death appar ently was from natural causes. The body was sent to Redding for services and interment. George Carlon. Fitzgerald and Sons. Vancil Withers. Gus Allen. Lloyd H. Hill, Yamsey Land and Cattle Company (Ted Hyde1, Ben Vernon, Mike Deely, Robert F. Smith of Burns. Fisher Ranches, Inc., J. D. Corum. Raymond Cook, Jerry O'Loary and Son, Grohs Brothers of Ronanza. Dan Barrv, Warren Laird. Bob Weir, Norman Quigley of Canby. Cali fornia. Edward Murphy, and Lei land Ritter. j The champion ien of two was ;consigncd by Harold Eakin and sold to Gus Allen at $570 each, and the reserve champion pen. coiiMgncd bv Ted and Mildred Graves of Burns, went to Jewel Corum at $480. Allen was the heaviest buyer with a total of 10 bulls costing $4,735. Festival Tickets MERRILL - Tickets for the Klamath Basin Potato Festival banquet, opening event of the two-day festival, are on sale in Klamath Falls at the chamber of commerce. In Merrill they may be had from the Merrill Phar macy. Hodges Brothers Grocery, Merrill Clothing Store, festival secretary, Ruth Harris, or from anv member of the Merrill Lions Club. The banquet will be served Fri day evening at the Merrill Grade School gymnasium, highlighted by the crowning of Potato Queen Donna Micka of Malin and intro duction of her court. The new monarch will be crowned by Secretary of State Howell Appling Jr. Speaker will be U.S. Congressman Al Ullman. LAKE V I E W Lake County nov has available for emergency us a 200-bed portable field hospita hit h is stored in the basemen of the courthouse in Lakeview. The equipment was secured through Civil Defense participa tion and was shipped here from I Yakima last week and unloaded uid located under the supervision jof Ernest McKinncy, director, and Glen Tyler, assistant director, for the Civil Defense program in this area. It remains the property of the federal government. The hospital is complete enough to run to full capacity for two days on its own supplies w ithout outside assistance, in case of a war caused or other type of na-j lional emergency. It has its own! electric light plant, a 1.500-gal-lon water tank, two complete op erating rooms, oxygen equipment. and an X-ray unit with its own! power unit. In addition there are! 200 cots w ith pillows and blankets. The ether supply will not have' to be replaced for five years dur- ing storage, and some drugs will be replaced in 1M. All boxes are I marked and numbered and stored in sections that can be used in part or as a w hole. A running file of all equipment is kept in Salem and Lake Coun ty is responsible for replacing anything that might have to be used in a local emergency. Tyler is custodian of the equipment and upplics which have been placed i a u ire-enclosed, padlocked sec irn in the east side of the hase nent If necos.-.ny. the basement md Memorial Hall of the court -ioue could accommodate the 200 eds. A list of registered nurses in the community is kept in the county health oflice and this is available to the Civil Defense of ficers in case of emergency. It is assumed that there would he enough doctors on hand locally or integrated in a group of refu gees if located here. MISSII.K TKST SKTKKIIS HI NTSVU.I.E, Ala. il PI 'The Army successfully tested the third-stage engine of the Nike Zeus anti-missile missile a week ahead of schedule, it was an nounced Monday. 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