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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1963)
Herald Nevi Klamath Fall Thun- Aug. I, 13 Page -B Report Says Roads Okay !n Fremont LAKEVIEW-A11 surfaced roads are open, most unsurfaced are passable, and all roads are dusty on the BIy Ranger District, ac cording to the weekly recreation r e p o r t of the Fremont Nation al Forest. All campgrounds are open but there is still a warning that spring water at Lofton should be boiled before drinking. Fish ing is moderate in all streams and lakes. The fire danger is high. All open, dry and dusty is the verdict on roads in the Drews Valley District. The campground is being used by organizations and groups for picnics on week ends. Fishing on Cottonwood is fair to good. The fire danger is high and users are asked to be extremely careful because ot slash. In the Paisley District all main roads are open and passable There is still fallen timber or trails but they can be used Campgrounds are all open. Fish ing is good at Deadhorse and Campbell lakes, and hprague, Chcwaucan and Sycan rivers. Ex treme caution should be taken in cheat grass and blowdown areas because of the high fire danger. Shovels, buckets and axes are required. - In the Silver Lake District all surfaced roads are open but very dusty. All campgrounds open to camping and picnicking but it is recommended that campers using East Bay and Silver Creek Marsh campgrounds bring water. At Thomspon Reservoir still fishing is excellent, but poor on troll; no report of fly fishing. Fly fishing is good at Silver Creek. Fire danger Is high. All roads are passable and dusty and all campgrounds arc open on the Warner District. Fish ing is fair to good in South War ner Creek. It is emphasized that slash areas in North Warner area are closed to all power saw use on weekends and holidays. "AT MON Use Wards credit plans. Buy money saver specials and just say "Charge It". Satisfaction guaranteed FS Selects Venezuelan DUNSMUIR-Elpidio Jose Sa leno, a Venezuelan student, will be Dunsmur's American Field Service student this year the lo. cal AKS chapter announced this week. The 17-year-old youth will at tend Dunsmuir High nnd became the foster son of Mr. and Mrs, William Anderson, 1229 Elinore Avenue, for the school year. The Anderson's have two oilier sons, Richard and Steven, one in high school and one In elementary school. The Andersons are Imping the new member of their family ar rives before the last week in Au gust as they have tickets to the Dodger-Giant baseball games in Los Angeles. The Venezuelan youth stales in . his application that he Is inter ested in baseball and basketball and aspires to be an electronics engineer. New officers of the Dunsmuir AFS chapter are Mrs. J. W. Rey nolds, chairman; Dclwin Poe, school adviser; Robert Wright, fi nance; Mrs. Joseph Kclby, sec retary; Roger Ellis and Harriet Spatafnra, Americans abroad committee members; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Samuelson, home placement, and lsobol Brunei, publicity. CUSHIONED SKIPS SPECIAL PURCHASE WOMEN'S SKIPS What a chance to stock up on Wards cotton Skips in cluding corduroy I Count the extras pointed toes, crepe soles, cushion insoles, fall plaids or stripes I 5-9. 66 GIRLS' PANTY BUY If Tl i A 1 LL: J 30 SAVINGS... SOFT COMFORT.. MACHINE WASH.. ma. 3 for 1.2? Wards brings you qual ity where it counts in a great value panty I Comfortable rayon 'n' cotton fabric, double crotch construction, neatly tailored picot elastic waist and leg for fine fit. Favorite white and pastels. Wash in a whiz I 8 to 16. Stock up today I V. Sullivan Rites Held LAKEVIEW - Funeral serv ices were held Tuesday, Aug. 6. at tile Ousley-Osterman Chanel in Lakeview for William J. Sullivan, 63, who died Aug. 3 in Lakeview. Burial was in Sunset Park Cem etery with the Rev. Iester lioul den officiating. He was born ot Minneapolis. Minn., on Dee. 14, Hum. and was married in Dululh. Minn., in IH.14 to Mollie Wood. He was a grad uate of tawrenre College in Ap- plelon, nis., and was an instruc tor (or tlie U.S. Air Force at Sioux City. S.D. The family came to Lakeview 19 years ago and he taught English and science in the Lakeview High School for several years. He was retired from active work for several years because cf ill health. Survivors include his wife and four sons, Michael. Timothy, Pat rick and Jeffrey; a grandson. Daniel: and a brother, John M. Sullivan of Minnesota. He was a mcmlxr of the Meth odi.st Church, and the Knight Templars of the Masonic Lodge. 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