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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1961)
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GOOD-2h W (SW II giW,L rST3i HANPS, ZERO? y ( Z l'7-C0 V OSB 0F EVV 9, PLACE LOOkS BETTER JOHNNY I TRUCK? j PIPE; SAID YOU , l MOVINQ AINTNOCOFFKJ 9REkI M ' : u" Frl Jan, . 161 PlTQ Lumbermen Will Hear Sale Plans The Wcstera Forest Industrie! Association will sponsor dinner Jan. 30 at which public timber sales plans for the new year will be presented. , Wayne Gaskins, association for ester, said Wednesday that rep. resentatives of the Rogue, Fie. mont, Umpqua and Deschutei national forests and officials of the Bureau of Land Management will outline sales plans at the meeting. Gaskins said the meet, ing should be "tremendously in formative" and urged lumbermen to make reservations with Gcorga Knowles at TU 4-4106. "Klamath area lumber compan ies depend heavily on public tim- tier sales," Gaskins said. "This meeting will show companies what the anticipated harvest will be." The dinner will be held in the Winema Hotel and will start at 6:30 p.m. Cow Belles Will Meet In City The executive board of the Ore gon Cow Belles will hold a lunch- eon meeting at the Imperial Ho tel, Portland, on Saturday, Jan, 7, in conjunction with the execu tive board of the Oregon Cattlemen. A modeling contest will be held during the luncheon with the w in ner to represent Oregon at Ilia national Cattlemen and Cow Bell Convention in Salt Lake City Jan. 25-28. All models at the national con vention will show leather- gar ments exclusively which will be provided by the American Can ner Council, Inc., Fifth Avenue, New York. . Mrs. Annie Williams, Canyon City, 1961 president of the Ore-" gon Cow Belles is in charge of Oregon's modeling contest. Burglars Raid POs In Oregon PORTLAND (AP) Two mor small post offices in Central Ore gon have been burglarized, postal authorities here reported today. Both occurred Christmas Eve. At Terrebonne, the burglar sprung a door with an axe, and made off with 266 blank money order forms and a set of limita tion and date stamps, authorities said. The other burglary was at th Sham'ko office, where a window was kicked in and $32 in cash taken, a postal inspector said. Earlier in December, the post office at Camp Sherman was burglarized. EXPRESS RATES IP WASHINGTON CUPD-A 20-cent rate increase on some railway ex press shipments went into effect today. The increase, approved Wednes day by the Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC), applies to less-than-carload shipments be tween all points on most commod ities. Milk, cream and daily news papers are exempted. DANCE Red Barn Dorris, Calif. Fri. Nite FREE Admission To All High School Students (with Student Body Cards) from MERRILL, MALI N, T U L E LAKE, and HEN LEY. Admitted FREE between 9 & 10, this Friday Nite only. Rock 'n Roll Music By The CORVETTES SATURDAY NITE Music By PEE WEE STIDHAM And Tht Burnt Valley Rangers Dancing 9 till 1 Admiuien $1 Per Perien
