Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, December 02, 1960, Page 13, Image 13

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    River Pact
Readied
For States
SPOKANE (AP) After a
decade of drafting, the Columbia
Interstate Compact Commission is
bout ready to submit its water
resources agreement for approval
of state legislatures.
The proposed compact has al
ready been approved by repre
tentatives of the seven states in
volved and Friday members of
the executive and legal commit
tees will meet in Spokane to plan
its submission to lawmakers.
Commission representatives will
attend from Washington, Oregon,
Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Utah
and Nevada.
The final revised version of the
compact was approved by state
representatives Oct. 3 and now
must be approved by the legisla
tures and Congress before it be
comes legal and can be put into
operation.
The compact provides for a
permanent body of 16 state com
missioners and one federal repre
sentative to conduct overall Co
lumbia River Basin studies and
make recommendations on power
development, irrigation, naviga
tion, fish, flood control, recreation,
municipal and industrial water use
and pollution control. A plan will
also be made for over-all coordina
tion of water use in the region.
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'DENNIS THE MENACE"
Merrill Circle
Picks Officers
MERRILL Mrs. Krank How
ard was eleded president of the
afternoon circle of the Merrill
Presbyterian Women's Associa
tion at a meeting at the home
of Mrs. Dale Moore. Mrs. Charles
Cunningham will serve as
vice president; Mrs. Lena Buck,
secretary-treasurer; Mrs. Dale
Moore, fellowship chairman; Mrs.
Carrie Mattson, program chair
man. '
The group will hold the annual
Christmas party Dec. 14 at the
church.
Twelve members and one guest
were present.
The evening circle met at the
home of Mrs. William Kurtz with
the hostess in charge of the pro
gram. The next meeting will
be at the home of Mrs. Paul
Lewis.
Iowa Farm Girl Gets Wheelbarrow Of Money For Her Steer
CHICAGO (AP - Kaye Pol
lock, IS, an Iowa farm girl, today'
received a wheelbarrow full of
silver dollars 13.000 of them and
a check 'for $3,725 for her 1, 115
pound Hereford steer, grand
champion of the International
Live Stock Exposition.
I The buyers were Robert and 11a
Taylor, owners of the Ranch
House Supper Club at Las Vegas,
Ncv.,' and Taylors' Restaurant,
Ventura, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor said they
hope to fly the champion, Hercy,
to Las Vegas and exhibit him live
for a time before he becomes a
imenu item.
Kaye, who is from Mount Au
burn, Iowa, plans to use the auc
tion money to pay for a heart op
eration for her mother, lift the
.mortgage trom her parents' (arm.icollege education.
and maybe pay for part of her
The brain of the big blue whale
Philadelphia's checkerboard
is estimated to weigh about 2o!strcct system was devised by WO-
pounds. liam Penn in 1682.
' HoW CCWE lOUTELL )O0 CONT WORK ? '
British Ford
Stock Tumbles
LONDON (AP) - British Ford
shares tumbled by $22.4 million
in the London market today after
reports of Washington intervention
in the plan for the parent motor
car firm in Detroit to take over
' the subsidiary.
Denials from Detroit of such in
tervention restored some confi
dence and more than half the loss
was recovered in late morning
trading.
The conflicting reports shot the
Ford Issues into hectic controver
sy on the exchange, however, and
had an unsettling effect on the
market as a whole.
. Ford stock has been sensitive
ever since the U.S. Ford, which
held 55 per cent of British Ford,
offered to buy up the remainder.
The British Treasury approved
ft. Fortunes were made and lost
in feverish trading.
SALEM (AP) The Stale De
partment of Agriculture today re
ported a new high of 214 cases
of blackleg in cattle for October
in the state.
The department's Orecon ani
mal disease reoort said this
brought the total to date this year
10 219.
Circle Elects
New Officers
-v The'November meeting" Tf the
Mary Martha Circle of Immanuel
Baptist Church was held Nov. 22
for election of officers.
To serve during the - coming
. year are Mae Tweet, presi
' dent; Irene Jones, vice presi
dent, and Mildred Smith, secretary-treasurer.
Clothing made for missionary
children was modeled by Roxie
and Patty Mathews, Janice and
Sharon Carlson.
, The annual Christmas party and
gill exchange lor memDers ana
friends will be on Dec. 20. ,
Altar Society
Hears Report
McCLOUD St. Joseph's Altar
Society held its meeting on Nov,
15 with 13 members present.
Mrs. Bonnie Pincin reported on
the annual retreat at the Ceuccie
Retreat House in Carmichael,
Calif. Plans were completed for
the annual benefit card party to
be held at the parish hall Dec. 3.
Refreshments were served by
the hostesses. Mrs. Joan McGiff.
Mrs. Leatrice Bambino and Mrs?
Josephine Bambino.
Truck Damaged
In Road Blaze
A truck operated by Don Man
ning backfired and caught fire
while erttering Ddrris Cutoff from
a field Wednesday evening. The
vehicle was badly damaged, said
county firemen.
The truck, a two-ton flatbed
rig used for hauling hay, was
owned by Jake McKune.
Singer, Starlet
Wed In Jersey
ELIZABETH, N.J. (AP)-Singer
Bobby Darin and movie starlet
Sandra Dee were married at the
apartment of a friend.
They left soon afterward for
Idlewild Airport. New York, where
they caught a plane for California
because the bride has to make a
movie.
Darin. 24, and blonde Sandra.
18. were married by Newark
Magistrate Samuel Lohman at the
apartment of Donald Kirshner,
music publisher, and friend of the
Singing idol of teen-agers.
, Their marriage license was not
to be effective until Friday but!
Judge Scott Long waived the 72
hour waiting period required in
New Jersey.
Blackleg Cases On Increase
Blackleg is generally fatal. Its
name comes from the discolora
tion that swelling brings to the
body or upper parts of the legs
of the diseased animals.
Texas, with 254, has the most
counties of any state in the Un
ion.
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Ala Shaita Richfield Service,
Alameda and Shaita Way
Altamont Grocery, 2660 Allamont
Altamont Richfield, 2700 Altamont
Beacon Service, 1201 East Main
Beebe T.V. & Radio Service
1929 Oregon Avenue "' '
Bob's Assoc iated,
Oregon Ave. & Biehn
Bob's Self Service Laundry,
1711 W. Main Street
Bon Baxaar, Dept. Store,
4480 So. 6th .
Broadway Cleaners, 4335 S. 6th
Cec's Signal, 76 Main
Cliff Yaden Auto Repair, 2560 S. 6th
Clancy Texaco Service, 301 N. 9th
Cliff Yaden Fuel, 2560 S. 6th
Cliff Yaden Signal Service,
2560 S. 6th
Columbian Optical Co., 730 Main
Curley's Shell Service, 1100 Main St.
Don's Shell Service, Hiway 97 North
Elmer's Texaco Service,
Hiway 66 and Weyerhaeuser Jnct.
Fashion Cleaners, 129 S. 7th
Fashion Villa, 3664 S. Sixth Street
Gene's Men's & Boy's Wear,
537 Main Street r
Hyde's Jewelers, 308 So. 7th Street
Idclla's Food Store, 4846 S. 6th
Tim's Shell Service,
Oregon Avenue & Donald
K-C Paint Store & Floor Covering
520 Klamath Avenue
Klamath Auto Body Works
Fleet's Bicycle Toy Shop,
So. 7th
Kirkpatrick's Eastside Appliances,
7th and Klamath
Louies' Flying "A" Service,
7255 South 6th Street
Mel Howie Drapes
M & R Market
Fairhaven Heights, Hiway 46
McCollum Home Mart, Inc.,
2030 South Sixth Street
Adsit Texaco, 301 S. 6th,
Monarch Tire, 315 S. 6tk,
Sum-Mrs Lane RicAfieJf,
3640 Summers Lane
Oregon Food Stores No. 2,
2410 S. h
Orego-, Food Stores Jt.J,
4480 S. 6th
Oregon Food Stores No. 4,
1315 Oregon Avenue
Pyles Mobil Service,
Highway 97 South
Ralph McLeod Richfield,
2600 Altamont Street
Shaffer Electric, Record Shop,
3870 S. 6th
Smith Auto Supply, 919 Klamath
Spencer's, Baby and Children's
Clothing, 619 Main
St. Francis Service, 4330 S. 6th
Sunrise Service, 101 E. Main
Ted's Signal Service, 1406 Main St.
Tower Furniture, 1204 Main St.
W. A. Lewis Chevron Service, ,l
3345 S. Sixth Street
Waggoner Drug, 839 Main
W. P. Fuller Paint Store,
2899 South Sixth Street
BEATTY
Red Top Garage
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BONANZA
Bonanxa Chevron
LAKEVIEW
Arrow Plumbing 8i Heating .
Coast to Coast Hardware
Five Corners Service & Grocery
Griffin's Tire Inc. It Shell Service,
Second and G Streets
Griffin's Sporting Goods
Hi-Way Grocery, f-
Mary Jo Shop, Box 841
Moulton't Fuel Oil,
Fourth and G Streets
Oregon Food Store No. 4, i
end Bon Baxoar
Thornton Rexall Drug, .
26 E. North Street
Y Flying A Service
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Wilde's Department Store
Wilmer's Signal Service
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Brader's Richfield Service
Chemult Mobil Gas Service
CHILOQUIN
Fairway Market, First Street
The Rapids Service, '
Hiway 99 South
DAIRY
Yonna Valley Store
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Bill's Flying "A" Service,
Third and Main Streets
Perfection Lockers,
3B4 Third Street
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City Dry Cleaners
Hodges Bros., Grocery I Meat
Hill' Signal Service .
Merrill Pharmacy, Box 246
R. R. Walker Fuel Oil
Newt's Union Servict ,
Main A Front
MIDLAND
Pyla's Mobil Servict
South Entrance Motel
MODOC
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NEW PINE CREEK
Johnston Bros. Service Station
PAISLEY
Martin's Market
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