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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 30, 1961)
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' S tTj " ra'' 1 -j T yrV. 1 5 1 Iwhatyou so exoteo'bout? ; ; Iipusjpose' j hw? foono pop. j n Fy LITTLE CLOS jc SALEM -i A meeting chair, manned by Eldon Cone, director of the Oregon State Employment Service, with 28 representative of four state and federal agencies was held in Bet'd Wednesday t , discuss firefighter recruitment problems. Agencies represent ed included the United States For est Service, Bureau of Land Man agement, Slate Forestry Depart. ment and the Department oi am- ployment. ; Similar meetings have.been held in La Grande, Salem and Klam ath Falls with supervisory fire- fighting personnel and Depart ment of Employment managers to improve firefighter recruitment in cases of emergency forest fires. The consensus at the meet ings has been a procedure for recruiting on a local basis for firefighters through offices of th Department of Employment. When the supply of firefighters! has been exhausted locally, the Department of Employment would immediately begin recruiting from other close-by State Employment Service offices upon approval of the agency involved. It was brought out at the Bend meeting that the three main qual ifications of firefighters are their age, their physical fitness and that they are equipped properly. 4-H NEWS OLENE DAIRY CLUB ; The third meeting of the 01en Dairy Club was held at the homa of Donald and David Born. Ten members were present. Don Born gave a report on the nu merous state and national contests and awards which are available to 4-H members. This report waJ then discussed by the members. Mrs. Born served leireshmem after the meeting. The next meet ing will be held at , the home ot Steven and Diane Heiling. Eric Wakkuri, , News Reporter. MALLN WOGLtES The first meeting of the Malin Woolies Shetp Club was held on Jan. 23 ai the home of the lead er, Emil Tolell. The pledge was led by Tommy Tofell Minutes of last year's meeting were read by news reporter, Evelyn Rajnus. The record books from last year were handed out, and every one did a fine job. We would like to welcome nins new members tu our club: Jackie, Steven, Raymond and Edith Pitts, Billy and Bobby Streat, Janica McAuliffe, Linda and D o u 4 Schmidli. At our next meeting on Feb. our club will elect officers for the coming year. Following the meeting Mr. To- fell talked to the new members, giving them pointers on raising sheep, what varieties you can choose from, and other informa tion. Inquiries were made as to wha received their scholarships. Re freshments were served by Mrs. Tofell. Evelyn Rajnus, News Reporter. COUNTRY KNITTERS The regular meeting of tha Country Knitters 4-H Club was held Jan. 11 at the home of Bon nie Duncan. The group worked on knitting projects and set their goals. Songs were led by Louisa Martin, junior leader. Refresh ments were served. Elizabeth Byrne, News Reporter. Robert Horton Gets Discharge Airman l.C. Robert L. Horton, formerly assigned to Kingsley Field, Klamath Falls, has been discharged from the Air Forca at Mather Air Force Base, Calif. Airman Horton has been as signed to the 20:14th AACS Squad ron as a ground controlled ap proach operator since his arrival at this base in 10. He and his family nlan to make thnir km. at their present location, 9000 new Dawn Drive, Rancho Cor dova. Calif, until Airman Horton can make arrangements for a per manent residence. ACTRKSS, HlSRAND PART HOLLYWOOD iL'PI' - Actress Eleanor Parker, 38. and her art ist husband, Paul Clemens, today embarked on a trial separation vilh no legal action on a possibia v - i.i'V divorce contemplated at this time. Miss Parkr. nominated for an Acaacmy Award three times and currently working in "Return t Peyton Place," announced the sep aration Friday. I 5
