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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 20, 1963)
HERALD AND NEWS, Klam.lh Fall!. Oregon Monday, May 20, PAGE UK wiaJ - A 1 PROMOTING SCOUT ACTIVITIES Jim Alien, loft, Modoc Council publicity chair man, presents certificates of appreciation to representatives of the local news media for their efforts in promoting local scout activities. Receiving the first certificate is Wil liam Sweetland, Herald and News publisher. Awaiting presentations are Cal Beisang, KOTI, and Phil Parsons, United Fund. The presentations were made at the annual coun cil awards dinner May II, Other recipients were KFLW and KAGO. if. .... '. f BT?.t LEE R. C. J. CROGHAN LENNIE Lakevi w U.S. Bonk To-Open On May 31 LAKEVIEW With work pin grossing rapidly, the opening dale lor the Lakevieu- branch of Ihe U.S. National Bank has been set for Friday. May 31. In Lakeview now preparing for the opening are the two staff offi cers named to head the operation. C. J. Croghan, formerly assistant manager at the Baker branch, will be manager here. Lee R. Len nie of the Portland head branch loan department will he the assist ant manager. Croghan has been ; w ith the hank for 26 years, starling as bookkeeper for the Redmond branch and advancing to the job of assistant manager in I'M". At Major Decisions Still face Oregon Lawmakers After Long Session SALEM IUPP An avalanchela new constitution that is likely to of major decisions hung over the legislature as lawmakers sought to finish in one more week what will be the longest session in Oregon history. The 1957 record of 128 days will be equalled Tuesday, the day the Senate has scheduled action on JFK BOWS OUT WASHINGTON UPI '-Harvard University has lost its most prom inent member of the board of overseers. President Kennedy bowed out Monday night after entertaining the members at a black-tie White House stag dinner. He served one full six-year term. A year must lapse before members are reap pointed. 1 end up in a conference committee Legislators inlormally were shooting for final adjournment of the I3 session Friday or Satur day, although tltey conceded un finished business could carry it over into the following week. Two key figures in Hie time table of the final days said they are aiming for a Friday or Satur day adjournment and consider it feasible. Sen, Panic! Thiol, P - Astoria. said his Ways and Means educa tion subcommittee will try to kick out the big education, higher edu cation, and community college bills in a scries of meetings early in the week, starting at 8 a.m. Monday. Sen. Ward Cook. D-Portland, co- chairman ot the full Ways and Means Committee, said the com mittee will act speedily to send remaining budgets to the House and Senate floors, probably in a series of special, hastily called meetings. The explosive income tax issue rested with a Senale-House con' lerence committee which W'as striving for a compromise. Its four members were among the few legislators on weekend duty. Veteran lawmakers observed the weekend vacation, with no Saturday sessions planned, prob ably would speed final decisions in the following days. They figured the unusual two day break would have the effect of giving lawmakers whose tern, pers have shortened under long hours a chance to "get out of tlie trees and see the forest." The controversial workmen's compensation bill, approved by the Senate and revised by a House committee, is not scheduled to reach the House floor until mid week. House changes may be opposed in the Senate. Still in Ways and Means is the Civil Defense appropriation meas ure which strips the governor's requested 20-man agency to a three-member force. The cut-down Civil Defense pro gram has won House approval, but Senate President Ben Musa asked Ways and Means to double the budget so a six-member CD force could be established and the state could get federal matching funds. If Ways and Means does not take some action and it may not it would mean the elimination of a state Civil Defense agency. In addition, final action still is awaited on such ticklish items as eliminating Ihe death penalty, civil commitment of sex offend ers, creation of a department of natural resources, regulation of fraudulent subdivision promotions, and welfare programs. Scores of other measures active ly being promoted by legislators still await determination. Many will be overlooked and thus doomed in the frantic, hectic final days of (lie session. Bridge Championships Sef June 1 An. Open Pairs Championship I ners, depending upon the num-icale Bridge1 Club, 8 p.m., Satur event which will offer from one hers of players participating, is day, junc i at tne city library. "' ui- si-uuuiBi mr uk niaiumii iiu ni- l,ll 11 .!, (, placed first in two one-winner tournaments and one two-winner game at the Lakeshore and Klam ath Bridge clubs. The w inners in cluded Dorothy Rogers - Anne Bnggs i Klamath BO; Pauline Offield Oona Robertson 'Lake shore, early bird'; Capt. Jeff Neal - Lt. C. H. Haberstitch Lakeshore i : Emily Yuen - Dick Briggs 'Lakeshore1. The monthly unit committee masteipnint tournament sched uled for Sunday, May is, has been rescheduled for next Sun day to permit local players to at tend the three-day sectional tour nament in Paradise. Calif., May 17 through 19. Complete results last week: Klamath RC 'Saturday. May IP 1, Mrs. Rogers-Mrs. Briggs: 2. Mrs. Grace Kresse-Dave Richard son: 3, Polly Merrill-Ruth Palmer. Lakeshore 'Thursday. NS. 1. Capt. Ncal - Lt. Haberstitch: 2. Pat Cunningham - Isabel Lemlcr; 3-4 'tie', Mrs. William Grove-Isa bel Lcmler and Mary Juckeland- Kathleen Thompson. EW. 1, Mrs ! Yuen-Briggs: 2. Dr. and Mrs. Sclh Kerron; 3, Helen Schaeffer-Ada Sproal. YOU CAN STILL In Safeway's Sensational Fun Game 1 inil.ni WlM $ Farmers! Loggers! Bulk Gasoline Competitive Prices and S&H Green Stampt TANKS AVAILABLE Cliff Ya den's SERVICE 2560 So. 6th TU 4-3681 OPEN 24 HOURS 100 BISCUIT MIX biscuit mix Mrs. Wright's. 40-oz. pkg. LOW, LOW PRICES PLUS GOLD BOND STAMPS We will continue to give out SPELL C-A-S-H cords through Saturday, May 25, or until our supply is exhausted, Supplies ore limited. Only one card to a cus tomer per visit. At the close of this period, you still have 15 days in which to redeem your winning combination. All winning Combination! Must be ver ifiod Before Poyment. Only Bona Fid Spall C-A-S-H cards will ba honored. CORK cherios Wax Paper GREEN GIANT Cream style or whole kernel. No. 303 can Cereal with "Go" power. Family size. 15-ox. Cut-Rite Triple waxed. 125 ft. roll 5P100 289 ya$1oo Pineapple Juice Dole. New fresher flavor. 46-ox can 33c Fruit Cocktail Dooui 27c Baker he was active in the Ki- wanis Club and the Chamber of Commerce. He served with the U.S. Army during World War II tannic attended the University of Oregon before joining the bank in 1953 at The Dalles branch. He transferred to the head office auditing department in 1958, and Eater moved to the branch loan de partment as credit analyst. In Portland he was active with the Jaycees. served on the Youth Ac tivities Committee, and was a member of the Elks. He enlisted in the Navy in l!tS5 for a two-year tour of duty. Plans are being made for rib bon cutting ceremonies and other opening day activities. I 6i SELLTHE MOST! II I Dole. Howaii's best. No. 1 flat tin 2139c NOW! THE THIRD WAY TO SHAVE! Sli. Pineapple JurlKfl Morehouse, for that extra 0C MuSTal Q flavor touch 20'a oz. ZDC Colgate Toothpaste tr & 89c 39c 39c Fresh "Full of Juice" SUNKIST LEMONS It's Lemonade r fr Tim J) U Per. Doz. r. J.-.l DA..,JAM Quest. Women's 1CUUUIdlll rUWUCI deodorant 1 01. Charcoal Lighter Wizard, liquid. Fast starter. 16 oz. 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