To Dedicate
: New Library
CHILOQU1N The area branch
library here w ill be dedicated in
formally Saturday with a coffee
hour for the public from 2 to 5
p.m.
Special invitations have gone to
members of the Klamath County
Library Board of Directors, t h e
county court, city councilmen and
others who made the library pos
sible and to other librarians.
Mrs. Paul Herron, librarian, and
Mrs. William Lorenz are in
charge of the afternoon's plan
ning. Mrs. Lorenz was a member
of the library board from 1949 un
til January of this year.
Library headquarters at Klam
ath Falls have added 500 books to
the 1.200 library books and the
; 1,000 donated books already there.
The selection includes a variety
of books for children, teen-agers
and adults. Reference books and
periodicals are included, said Mrs.
Betty Cote, county librarian. !
The library has been open to,
the public for about two weeks.
It was moved from the city
clerk's office to the old fire hall
near city hall. j
The city donated the hall toi
the county for the library and
provided some of the labor neces-;
sary to level the concrete floor,
cover it with tile, add shelves, a
window, rest rooms, new cup
board doors and closets, repaint
the building and its furniture and
complete other alterations.
Hours are from 2 to 5 p.m.
' Monday, Wednesday and Satur
day. The librarian is contemplat
' ing adding more hours.
Here is a list of donors and
their contributions, in addition to
the city:
Thunderbirds basketball learn,
' $M; Mrs. William Wampler, cash
donation and assistance during
food sale; Mrs. Minnie Mallory,
$10: Reservation Junior Chamber
of Commerce. $100; county court
through the county library board.
$100 and material through book
fine money.
Lloyd Peters, plywood and car
. penter labor on book shelves; Wil
' liam Lorenz, plumbing fixtures,
neon lighting fixtures, magazine
rack and lumber, labor on cut
' ting shelving and on floor; Kir-
chcr Hardware Company, discount
.'-on tile for floor; Mrs. William
''Lorenz. librarian's desk and chair;
Klamath County schools, furni
ture. The following is a list of men
' and women who donated labor:
Harry Whiting, leveling and
.'completing floor; Paul Herron. re-
painting chairs and reading tables
and covering a table; Lloyd Pet-
rs, carpentry on book shelves;
Robert Ayers. installing plumbing
-and electrical work; T. Temby.
, San Diego, carpentry: Dan Wer-
ner, laying tile floor; William Lor
' enz. cutting lumber and assisting
. in preparing the floor for tile:
'Aubrey Storkey, installing wiring;
Emmett Culley. putting shelving
. together; Hiroto Zakoji, installing
' shelving: Police Chief Lew Jones,
. directing trustees in moving books
: to the new library: Edward Chase,
- donating miscellaneous labor;
Mrs. Herron, assisting in planning
jthe building arrangement, moving
, books and arranging for the
opening, and Mrs. Lorenz. assist
ing in planning the building ar-
rangement, moving books and ar
ranging for the opening.
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THE WEAPONS carried in tht FI0I-B "Voodoo" requir careful calibration for maxi
mum effeclivenejs. This new Aircraft Weapons Calibration Shelter will be completed
next month. "Falcon" missiles and dummy "Genie" rockets will be processed here.
Forest Service Ctsfs Prices
Again On N.W. St&mpage
By T1IK ASSOCIATED PRESS that Forest Service appraisals are (ice in Portland said Its third ap
The V. S. Forest Service said.unrealistic." 'praisal reduction west of the Cas-
today it had cut its appraised Mrs. Neuherger said that the cades since the market high of
stumpage prices in the Pacific Industrial Forestry Association September. 1959, was ettcctivc
Northwest for the third time sincel'olfl nor the Forest Service had i Jan. 27. In pine country east of
September, 1959. failed to lower appraised pricestht Cascades, a Feb. 1 reduction
The announcement came at thc'sP"e " steady decline in lum- was the iourth in 1960-61, the an-
same time Sen Maurine Neuber- P' " " " "'"'"'" "
ger, D-Ore said in Washington lhls '"rrcascd unemployment and w. H. Lund, assistant regional
that the record did not bear out 1 lnreatoned evm mort jhs' i forester, said appraised prices fol-
complainls that overpricing of' However, said Mrs. Neuherger. I low the market trend but do not
federal timber had contributed to one company, which objected to fluctuate as widely. He said bid
unemployment. She said the lum- appraised values, was successful prices try to anticipate the mar
ber industry and some congress- bidder at five Forest Service sales ket at time of expected harvest
men had made that criticism. I'n bidding $823,615 for 2S mil-! which results in offers above the
However she siid th lion Doi,rd fecl appraised at $599.-! appraisal. In I960. Lund said. 3.800
bid at timber sales in Western
Wednndny, February I, 1961 PAGE I
HKRALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls, Oregon
630.
million board feet were sold at 12:
The Court Records
KLAMATH FALLS
MUNICIPAL COURT
Albert Lee Dishman, drunk in an
i?5 lorleited.
Zona Jean Ktlley. disorderly conduct,
continued.
EMiot Tony Reese, drunk, 123 or live
days. '
Walter James Eqgsman, drunk. J3.S or
five days; disorderly conduct, SIS or five
days. I
Cecil Edward Bias, drunk, US or live
days
Gerald Allen Weather ho It, drunk driv
ing, continued.
Jaime Lectdey Santos, aiding a minor
to violate curfew, continued.
Lee Alfonso Trujillo Jr., aiding a minor
to violate curlew, continued.
Samuel Henry Hanson, drunk, $25 or
five days. i
Sammy Roosevelt McKnighl, disorderly meetings W
H.rvpv L fi,v,n. minr.r in . "auci icarry.ny a concealed weaponi.i
slon ot liquor, 525 forfeited. continued. i
Darrold Edward Olson, following loo . rai"u"' " ,q to RaV
Elaine Sc art-rough, drunk, $35 or fivt
Livestock Meet
Is Scheduled
Here Thursday
drunk on a public
Jonn Henry Holland, drunk, $25 or five
dayi.
Oregon had been nearly $6 higher .
than the average appraised price. I
Mrs. Neuherger said that "For-'
est Service appraised prices
dropped over $ during the year,'
but despite this fact, bid values
continued to exceed appraised I
prices.
"Under these circumstances, 1
am at a loss to see how I could!
present a convincing argument to.
tllf nPW SPirnl;irV nf airrirtilhirn
The first of the four livestock 1
be held Thursday, FrUrhiwl;! rirprnri Slain Cnllcnr
Feb. 9, starting at 1 p.m.,' accord- Animal Husbandry Department,!
Petersen, county w'" be here to discuss the sub
It has been necessary to 'ecl
The regional Forest Service of- per cent of the appraised price.
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days. ' i nnw wt pnnB1.MD, n-un m n Chanee the meeting place to the; " "
Godfrey J. Rambo, drunk," s or five u'' 2U, ' M fc , ' U. . . each Thursday afternoon With COl-
days. .....u. wcvm r..uu.., u,u..K, j it'w rtrniory. zoui diiriMa way.
Meivyn Lewis Kucker, disorderly con
duct, i25 forfeited
fetted.
Ronald Jerome Morrison,
drunk, rt-;The meeting was originally sched-
ilege staff members discussing the
..n,.inr TU r,,kiAl f,.
n i- ,. j, , easea 10 Air ko ice. . . . .... . r - j
coniinuid : w"r Msri" e"ioo"v. ..gr.ncy.uiM 'or tne tairgrouncts. iThursdav. Feb. 16, will be on ani-
wiii,, m Down disord,riy conduct. '" """"""' ! The subject for this meeting willmal nutrition.
continued; drunk driving, continued. KLAMATH COUNTY , , J tr-t. l
Deiroy ouane Berg, violation of basic district court be animal breeding. The basic; livestock producers are in-
rule, continued. . Modesto W. Jiminei, disobeyed stop nHnc irlpi nf inhrritanrp audi . j . ".. j
Ernestme Jackson, drunk. $25 or tive Hon. S7.. , pi mupics oi uiric nance ana y, to attend.
days. Wade N. Patterson, violate basic rule, 1 breeding SVStenr for both pure-
Darrel James Wilson, drunk, SJ5 or five Sio. hvtA and PAmmnminl oitt n .ll
days.
John D. Fullerton, drunk, $15' or flv $7 50.
days. j Henderson
verthe A. Wilson, drunk, continued.
Henry William Moore, disorderly con
duct, dismissed.
Rufus A. Quillen, drunk, M5 forfeited
John W. Lake, disobeyed Hop sign,
Young, wrong side of
highway, dismissed by district attorney, i
Stm Thomai Walkingstick, Inadequate1
brakes, S7.50. !
Lionil S. Feeney, violate baste rule, '
be discussed.
Dr. Ralph Bogarl and Dean I
Salvador Guerrfcagoitia, drunk, $35 for- $15-
fei'ed. ; Lenore W, Eden, failure to dim head-
John Oscar Gray, drunk, S75 or live i lights, S7.50.
days. Jack L. Myers, violate baiic rule, SIS,
wiiiic jonns, drunx, 5 or five days; Euqene L. cnristensen, tandem
disorderly conduct, continued.
Bruce Miller, drunk, $25 or five days;
disorderly conduct, J35 or five days.
Blurton Baker, drunk, S50 or 10 days.
overload, 115.
Lawrence F. Davis, violate basic rule.
John Warde, no PUC permit, SIS-
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Daylight Saving
'-Bill Offered
" SALEM i APi A hill to let
ach eounty decide for itself
whether it wants daylight saving
' lime will he introduced by Rep.
Ed Benedict. D-Portland.
Benedict made his announce
ment at a House Planning and
', Development Committee meeting
on a memorial which would ask
Congress to put the whole conn-
try on standard time each sum-
- mer, as well as the rest of the
; year.
The voters rejected last Novem
I ber a bill lo have daylight sav-
- ing time each summer, while a
' Kimilar measure was approved in
- Washington California has had
'daylight saving time for several
years.
I Benedict hopes that by his local
' option plan. Multnomah County
T-would have daylight time to con
" (orm with Washington.
Ql'OTK IS RKiHT
' DKTROIT 'LI'l' Convicted
Patrick Henry Daniels. 2K. told
.Jurlce W. McKay Skillman
' he knew "hat the man he was
i named after was famous for.
"Give me lihei-ty or give mc
. crath." Dmicls quoted the origi-
nal Patrick Henry.
'- "That's right." .lurie Skillman
aid. "but I can't give you either."
" He sentenced Daniels to two to
four years in pri-on
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