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Mure than 4,500 students are
attending public schools in
Klamath Falls, it was report
ed Monday night.
Superintendent of Schools Ray
Hunsaker reported to a joint
meeting o( the elementary and
Klamath Union school boards
that as of that day, enrollment
in elementary schools stood at
2,471 and at the end of Octo
ber, Klamath Union had 2,125
students.
The junior class at KU is the
largest with 686 students, fol
lowed by 660 sophomores, S32
freshmen and 447 seniors.
Mills is the largest elementa
ry school with 479 students, fol
lowed by Roosevelt with 394.
Other elementary schools and
their enrollments are:
Fairview. 362; Fremont, 296;
Pelican, 249; Joseph Conger,
236; Riverside, 228; L u c 1 1
O'Neill, 177; and Ponderosa, 50.
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New Spud
Regulations
Amendments to the regula
tions to qualify for the pota
to diversion program recom
mended by the Oregon - Cali
fornia Potato Committee to the
Secretary of Agriculture, USDA,
have been approved, according
to word received by Merrill R.
Webb, Redmond, manager.
They will become effective
Friday, Nov. 8. From this dale
through June 30, 1964, all pota
toes shipped for fresh use in
Districts 1, 2 and 4 (Central
Oregon and the Klamath Basin)
shall be at least the following
quality: Round Varieties: U.S.
No. 4, two inches minimum di
ameter: long Varieties: U.S.
No. 1. two inches minimum di
ameter or four ounces mini
mum weight; U.S. No. 2, six
ounces minimum weight.
Every effort is being made,
the official stated, to have the
diversion program effective on
the same date as the regulation
changes.
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Dinner Slated
MALIN The American Le
gion Auxiliary, Malin Unit No.
84, will hold a Veterans Day
dinner on Monday. Nov. 41, in
the Malin Community Hall from
5 to 8 p.m. Admission will be
$1.50 for adults and 75 cents for
children, with no charge for pre
school children.
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Civil Defense Sirens Found Hard To Hear !n Downtown Area
The testing ot the Klamath
Falls' civil defense alarm sys
tem Monday was a complete
success, except in the one sec
tion where it's needed most
the downtown area.
Civil Defense Director J i m
Watson said Wednesday that
many people in the county court
house and various other build
ings along Main Street were
barely able to hear the 12S deci
bel siren which blared out its
alarm from the roof of t h e
Medical - Dental Building at
noon Monday.
Some others walking near
Main Street or driving in the
vicinity of the siren were of a
different opinion. They ap
praised that the noise emitted
by the siren was irritating and
too harsh.
Elsewhere, three smaller si
rens on poles at Lakeview and
Trinity streets, Washburn Way
and Eberlein Avenue, and Pat
terson and South Sixth streets
produced an alarm loud enough
to be heard by residents in their
respective areas, Watson said.
The smaller sirens are d i s
similar than the type at t h e
Medical Dental Building in
that tliey are stationary, while
the alarm of the oilier model is
sounded through a horn as it
revolves on top of the building.
Watson believes that the horn
is pointing too high and indicat
ed that it might be heard by
more people working inside of
fices in the heart of the busi
ness area if it were lowered.
Watson said he would discuss
the matter with the firm which
installed the system and ask for
their recommendations. Mean
while, the CD alert system will I on the first Monday of every
continue to be tested at noon I month, he said.
Wednesday, November 6, 1963
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