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CHILOQUIN BY AIR This aerial photograph of Chil- ner. The center of the picture repeals the prosperous
oquin, takon early in 1962, points up the progress made lumber industry in the area. The photograph was taken
in the area in recent years. The site of the new Chiloquin by Bert Stanley.
Hiqh School building is shown near the lower right cor-
Chilooiain Shows Much Progress
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CAFE ENLARGED Melita's Cafe has been considerably enlarged and a new ex
terior constructed on front during the past year. This view shows the modern new
glassed-in front which faces the highway.
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DRIVE-IN OPENED Paul and Myona Wilson recently opened the -ub Urive-ln at
the south junction of U.S. 97 and the highway leading into Chiloquin. Tho business is
open seven days a week from 10 a.m. until 2 a.m. Masonry contractor for the building
which was constructed last fall was Bob Mitchell of Klamath Falls.
SCHOOL PATIO One of the unique features of the new Chiloquin High School is
the large enclosed patio which opens from the student lounge. Surveying the area are
six senior boys who hope to qraduate from the new school building. They are, from
left. James Barnoy: Albert DcBortoti; Greg Harris, class president; Glen Cram; Tony
Wilder; and Joo Kirk, student body president.
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AlR STRIP IMPROVEMENTS Members ot the Chiloquin chapter of th. Oregon Pi.
lots wsociAtion installed a beacon and lights alonq tho J. 800-foot blacktopped run
way with d'nds provided by the state. The work was completed in 1962. Five planes
ere kept in the local hanqars, and the airport is used frequently by other planes and
tor practice parachute jumping. Fifteen pilots and nine associates are members of
the Orrgon Pilots' chapter.
Flu Outbreak Spreads Westward
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FINISHING TOUCHES With the new Chiloquin High
School almost completed, plans have been made for stu
dents to move into the spacious six-grade structure by
March. The 59,000 square foot building will cost approxi.
mately $572,000. Built primarily of wood with some ex
terior design of brick, the school is located just outside
the city limits at its southeastern tip, adjacent to the
Sprague River.
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NEW TACK ROOM This western store "tack room" has been opened in Chiloquin
by Ronnie Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. James Wright. It will feature western wear and
rodeo equipment.
STUDENTS RIOT
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Stonc-throu-ing Roman Catholic
students battled police outside the
national capitol Tuesday in a ri
otous protest against a proposal
to establish absolute state control
of education.
An undetermined number of po
lice and rioters received minor
injuries and several windows
were broken.
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LAUNDRY PLANS Mrs. Carl Dawson and Carrol Shadley began this cement block
building last fall and plan to complete it in the near future for a self-service laundry
and dry cloaninq business in Chiloquin. When it is opened in the spring, the building
will house ten washers, six dryers, and ona unit of two tubs for dry cleaning. There
has been no laundry or dry cleaning business in tho town since last summer, and this
will be the first sell-service unit in Chiloauin.
Bv In Km) rre liiti-rnatlnnal
A fix-week cite of flu winch
lias rinsed mhnnls and nit into
indii.-tnal production continued to
.-proad westward today. Health of
ficials said the outhirak covered
nearly half the nation
The I' N ( onimunicahle Di-ease
Center at Atlanta, (ia . said re-
xrts of inllucna-like diseaM
have been received fiom 21 slate-s
and the Dislncl of ( olumlii.i.
The Tiilcr. in a rexirt coser-
inn the week ending Feb Iti, said tlueslioid." the .center said
slates rrimrting new outbreaks! Deaths are show ins marked in
were Kentuck. West Vupnia. 'creases in Hie NmUi and Middle
Indiana. Tennessee, Minnesota, j Atlantic states, where the out
oklalioma. Michigan anil .Newjbreak apiMivntly started,
h't'sev. I ivtmit Health i'ommissionei
The number of pnciimonia-in-iDr. Charles Anderson said up to
flucna ilcaths continues a sharp i.'tti.OiXi residents of the motor city
upswing alove Hie "epidemic I have Iwn stricken with the I 111
When It's Your Move
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PEOPLES
WAREHOUSE
AGENTS FOR BIKINS
Storing Croltng Pocking
SALE! SALE! SALE!
ON
USED TV'S CHEAP
Also new Pockord Bell Stereo at reduced
pricei . . . with fret records.
NELSON TV
Across from the new Oregon Food Store
3005 Shasta Woy Ph. TU 2-3479
RADIO
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REMEMBER
For the convenience ot those unable to
take advantage of our specials during
the weekend, all our grocery and vari
ety prices will remain in effect through
Wednesday, while stocks last!
Shop Big-Y Monday Through
Saturday For Cash Sayings!
Use First National Bank Money Orders, Up to 300.00 -20c
Right Reserved To Limif Closed Sundays
4710 So. 6th
Klamath Falls'
esf Commercial Building
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31 Main St. in Klamath Falls, Oregon
"In Old Lmkvle"
Pictured above is on Early Day scene of the Baldwin Hotel w,,h freight
wa9on. lined up .n front. At , his rime , this ... the only means ot get
ting freight .nto the Klamath Basm. The old treiqht line came uo the
Klamoth River over Topsy Grade. In this photo drivirt, one 0 ,h- Mrln
tyre 10 Mule Team Freight Wagons i, Charlie Bichn
Completed in 1906 the Baldwin Hotel is still a, Itu,dy 0s the day if w8,
built. The lobby and meiianine still carry the chorm and warmth of
veer, past, with practically all original flu,, in p e r f e c t condition
Then at now, the motto of the Baldwin "w0Pm, Old Foshioncd Ho.
pitality."