Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, October 18, 1963, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falli, Oregon I Friday. October II. IMS PACE- SA First Lady Returns Home WASHINGTON (UPII "Thcre's mommy!" the little boy cried, and he tugged at the restraining hand of the Presi dent of the United States. Two-year-old John F. Kenne dy Jr. could hardly contain himself Thursday night at Na tional Airport as he and the other members of his family welcomed his mother home from a three-week storybook cruise of the Mediterranean. The First Lady, sunburned and beaming, was presented a gift-wrapped clay bird's nest by her daughter Caroline, almost 6, as a welcome home present when she stepped from the small jet transport that had taken her from New York's Idlewild Airport. ' Caroline quietly held her fa ther's hand most of the time. But John Jr., who will be 3 next month, was more impatient and he shouted when he saw Mrs. Kennedy's plane touch down. Long-legged Caroline was first up the steps of the plane, however, followed rapidly by little brother. The President greeted his wife privately aboard the plane, then escorted the family toward a waiting limousine. As they sat down John Jr. jumped into his moth er's lap. White House officials de scribed Mrs. Kennedy's Medi terranean vacation as "a need ed change'of scenery." She still was recovering from the Cae sarean birth and death in Au gust of an infant son, Patrick Bouvicr Kennedy. Mrs. Kennedy flew from Par- EVERYTHING FOR THE FIREPLACE O GLASS DOORS O GRATES & GRILLS O SCREENS O ANDIRONS NEW & USED BRICK CHECK OUR PRICES NOW PANELING PANELING - PANELING 22 KINDS TO CHOOSE FROM! Swan Lake Moulding Co. "SERVING THE KLAMATH BASIN OVER 40 YEARS" 3226 So. 6th TU 4-5145 is to New York and then to Washington. She arrived in the French capital on a flight from Marrakech, Morocco where she was a guest of King Hassan II. Kingsley Asks Painting Bids The U.S. Air Force procure ment office at Kingsley Field will open bids 2 p.m., Dec. 5, at Bldg. 118 at the air field for the painting of family housing units I interiors) at the Red Bluff Air Force Station, Bed Bluff, Calif., the procurement office has disclosed. One hour later bids will be opened for similar work at the Klamath Air Force Station, Re qua, Calif., it was reported fur ther. Plans, specifications and bid forms for both projects are available at the Base Procure ment Office, Bldg. 118, Kingsley Field, telephone TU 2-4411, Ext. 319. as It Should De Pharmacy, by its very n tore, is a personal service, Along with our professional skill and quality drugs, we extend a sincere and active interest in the well-being of i every one whose prescrip- j iron we t Phon 2-4683 for Personol Service BRODERICK'S PHARMACY 2212 So. 6th Ph. 2-4683 Budget Furniture Does It Again! he o raw HE JUST ARRIVED! New 1963 & 1964 Styles at Fantastic Low Prices!!! O Bedroom Sets O Davenos and Chairs O Hideabeds O Occasional Rockers O Dinette Sets Davenports and Chairs O Sectionals O Accessory Pieces Excellent Selection of Covers & Colors! Shop Budget Furniture . . . where we set the prices and oth ers follow! Get Low Prices Everyday! OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 - FREE DELIVERY mm 2410 South 6th a 1 1 r u iii N2 ai M ssMIM sssssslisssssssslisssssM LITTLE PEOPLE'S PUZZLE jc: U X Ul " 5ACR055 0 5 I T 10 I Z p o - 10 l& '3A01S 'L '3dV -9 'S3HD1VW -ff '30HS3SIJOH ' 'NOflfllif C '30188 -l umoq d33HS -0l '30NIH 6 'LQi 8 '3WON01J13W -S 'QV3S8 I 'X08 U "OJ5V 'SMMSNV Bids Called For Building Chiloquin District Road Bids for construction of ap proximately 7.1 miles of forest service road on the Chiloquin district were advertised recent ly by the regional forester, it was announced by Alex Smith, forest supervisor. The project, known as t h e Meadow Creek road, is being financed as part of the Acceler ated Public Works program and will provide needed access to national forest timber sale areas. The project may be reached by going east from Highway 97 approximately 15 miles on the Silver Lake County road, and southeast another 4'i miles on the Skellock Draw road No. 31049. Bids will be opened in the of fice of the regional forester in Portland at 2 p.m. Pacific Stan dard Time, Nov. 7, 1963. Those interested in reviewing plans or specifications may review cop ies at the office of the forest supervisor, 411, Main Street, Klamath Falls. This Yeor Send PHOTOGRAPH Christmas Cards k UNDERWOOD'S CAMERA SHOP Ph. TU 4-7063 The proposed r.oad will pro vide improved access to p o r tions of the Winema Forest which were previously undevel oped. This project is programmed as part of the Accelerated Public Works program administered co operatively by the forest serv ice and the Area Redevelop ment Administration of the U.S. Department of Commerce. Display Shown ' The Rock and Arrowhead So cial Club had 13 adults and two junior enthusiasts at the Oct. 15 meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Barrett. Mrs. Barrett and sons Dale and Jer ry have been collectors for five years. An interesting exhibit of agate and rainbow obsidian gleaned from the last three field trips was on display by members. Mrs. Lola Chalmers won the special prize. The next meeting will be Nov. 12 at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Black, 8R2-B Vincent Drive, Falcon Heights. Anyone interested will be welcome. For any further information call Mrs. Chalmers at TU 2-4872. A SPECIAL MESSAGE FROM BOGATAYS! mothers, we stock this Buster Brown 9 shoe in I 1 111 Priced According to Si 6 99 y 99 Whippet Nylon Velvet er Block Nylon Velvet sizes to insure your girl of a perfect fit! As an authorized Buster Brown shoe dealer, firmly believe that proper fit is our most important obligation to you and your child. That's why we take great pride in providing your child with 111 sizes In this popular dress style from Buster Brown. In making such a wide size choice available, we virtually guarantee that your girl will receive a fit that is absolutely perfect every time, 101 Klomoth'i Largest Family Shoe Store . , . I "N i brown. j SHoES AUTMOSIIID ITTINO SPICIALIIT 617 MAIN STREET Proposed Cutback Details Listed SALEM (UP1) - Details of a proposed $43.6 million cutback in state services, called for Wednesday by Gov. Mark Hat field, were revealed today. Basic school support would be cut $10.8 million and capital construction for higher educa tion and community colleges would be slashed $11.2 million. Cuts in general fund agency operating funds would amount to $21.6 million. Enactment of a one-s h o t speedup ot withholding tax col lections would add $12 million to the biennium's receipts. Legislative approval is need ed for the basic school cuts, and the one-shot revenue speedup. The cuts and added income would total $55.6 million. Anti cipated fund reversions of from S2-to-$4 million would keep the state's general fund operations in tlie black. Largest slash in operating fluids $6.1 million, is in the Board of Higher Education's budget. State institutions were slashed $3.5 million. Welfare services were cut $2.9 million. The Department of Education was slaslied $1.5 million. The $3.2 million for salary in creases for state employes was eliminated, as was $1.5 million for higher education faculty pay hikes. The Finance and Administra tion Department ordered all agencies to put the cuts into effect immediately. Officials said they would be unable to determine how many state employes would be laid off until some time next week. Slashes in other departments ranged from $399 to more than $566,000. The Department of Education was slashed $1.5 million. Slashes ordered in other de partments included: Historical Society $11,200. State library $68,850. Museum of Science & Indus try $2,800. Scholarship Commission $37,364. Board of Eugenics $421. Board of Health $213,618. Council on Aging $3,934. Commission for the Blind $28,910. Department of Veterans Af fairs $32,646. Civil Defense $3,526. Military Department $211,077. Board of Parole and Proba tion $109,144. State Police $120,560. Advisory board, police stand ards and training $562. Public utility commissioner $8,786. Department of Agriculture $258,218. On The Record DIVORCI WALKER - Charlai w. 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