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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 22, 1961)
HKRAI.D AND NEWS. Klamath Falls, Thursday, February 23, PAGE 7-A Siskiyou Sheriff To Head Drive YREKA At a meeting of theihead :he liifil Red Cross fund- thai responsibility of the people New Loan Rulings Told j YUKKA Farmers may obtainjtainiiig the maximum income operating and development loans; from their farms and from tak from the Farmer's Home Admin-'ing advantage of opportunities for islratiiin under revised regulations the industry and other off-farm I with this agency if they have employment. off-the-farm employment and are otherwise eligible. Resolution Asks Previously a farmer had to' r p. , , spend most of his time farming in ror Uerense WOrK order to oualifv for a loan, accord- SALEM i.P) - The House American Red Cross in Redding raisinp drive in Siskiyou County. and the Rod Cross was a major last week. Sb.ki.vou County. Sher- I harles Coolcy. treasurer of the in, f(,r HisalS!,ion lhe ,. iff A. B. Cottar was chosen toiSiskivou lountv Chapter, stated , '- 1 ding meeting. Labor Election' Bill In House .yV SALEM (AP) Legislation tolabor union asked the Imaid (or kiyou County chapter, provide for state-conducted elec- an election, the board would have I Plans for the coming campaign lions to permit employes to dc.j'hue """'" seneral investigate. '..e oullined al mootinR of A" ing to James F. Walker, Farm i luesnay uanimous'y approvea a Senate-passed resolution that urg- es the federal government to give i Oregon its fair share of defense cide on barpaining agents wasl ii. n,.ii;ai,. ,mnA l',e oca' chapter, called by Cottar Home Administration 4Uervisor. passed by the Senate today and Jh i0,.iin at u'cka Inn Tuesday. Manv farmers who are rcgu- sent to the House. There was only I The bi had ,e s, ., Coolev staled some of the . A B COTTAR llarlv employed off the farm can one aisseniuig oie. i , emr,ov... ,,,,. The Oreenn funds collected in this area will - " -profitably use FHA's credit fa-contracts. SALT I SKS cililics to increase the farm'por-i Rep. George Flitcraft, R-Klam- The bill would create a state.AFL-CIO .said the hill is unneccs- be sent to the National Red Cross Labor - Management Relations Board of three memhers, who ary, but did not oppose it. organization for relief of disaster. Salt has about U.IKHI different lion of their total income. The ath Falls, said that Oregon now The purpose is to provide an areas. He pointed out that in 1!133, uses, from seasoning food andiregulalion. which had limited gets far less than its share. would be appointed by the govcr- elections machinery for those Ore- Siskiyou County received more! freezing ice cream to melting credit assistance to farmers who! Jne resolution will be sent to than Sloo.OflO in Red Cross aid ice, cleaning teeth and making spend most of their time farm-( Congress and lhe secretary of De for Klamath River floods. medicines. i inc. prevented some from oh-lonse. gon firms not covered by federal When an employer,- employe or I law. I ''i.ip ) WwW-m I . I WL'.l .1 f t SI I II' k s"; r'r v3'v;i ij EaL i h.'., . -,-,,, .'.J , I A. atfj&ftjj jLwumA itVdtniJ : SECOND CLASS BADGES were presented by Master Hugh Anderson of McCloud Boy Scout Troop 42 to Eddie Lonq, Mike Mangone and Kent Cattani, left to right, dur ing a troop court of honor recently. Photo by Ray Kite Dunsmuir Chamber Votes Brochure DUNSMUIR Preparation oflat a special meeting of the board Commerce at McCloud on Satur- layout ana copy tor di.uuu pro- ot directors ol the Dunsmuir day nieht. A state park site will motion brochures was authorized chamber of Commerce on Mon- jday morning. Another special Weed Lions Plan Sale WEED Members of Weed Lions Club plan soon to package light bulbs for their forthcoming money-raising bulb sale. The theme of the sale is "To Light the Way for Community Betterment." Lions will conduct a house-to-house sale Feb. 24 and 25. The bulbs will be packaged eight to a unit, each containing 25, BO, 75 and 100-watt bulbs. Each package will sell for $2. Proceeds will be applied to the "Lions community betterment pro- gram. meeting will be held sometime this week to approve the com pletely revised brochure. Advertising space will be licited and the brochures printed within the next two weeks, Les Lcnton, president, assured those present. Quick action was deemed neces sary in order to provide the Key Club with promolional material to accompany announcements of the Sportsman's Jamboree to be held April 29 and 31). The Key Club plans to mail 3,00(1 an nouncements to members. of fish and game clubs in the state. Members were urged to attend be discussed at the meeting and the means of promoting establish ment of a park in Siskiyou County-Enlargement of the chamber so" board to include presidents of the communities, service and civic clubs was approved and invita tions will be issued by the cham ber secretary. Invitations will also be sent to Southern Pacific officials in Duns muir and union representatives to hear a representative of Santa Fe railroad discuss Santa Fe's proposal to merge with Western Pacific. This dinner meeting of the chamber will be March 8 at the Travelers Hotel. A motion was passed that ARREST LEADUR the dinner meeting of southern chamber of commerce letter be Siskiyou County Chambers of written to a Redding newspaper asking for more objective cover age of Dunsmuir's problems in the future. It was felt a recent article of school deficiencies prc- distorted picture. Eagles Wanted MOUNT SHASTA-Kenneth Len- sing, secretary ot Mount Shasta senicd iuiru KKf) Police todav Eagles Aerie No. 342. has an- arrcsted Bin Akao. Japan's best- nounced that the lodge will make known extreme nationalist leader, a membership drive through on suspicion of inciting to mur- March, April and May. Initiation der. 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