Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, December 26, 1963, Page 5, Image 5

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    Thurs.. Dtt. 26, 19R3 P,w i. I
Hrrala S'tm Klamath Fills
iireatesf PVe-
Pair Joins
Lava Beds
Park Staff
Two staff positions at t h e
Lava Beds National Monument
have been filled by Arthur J.
Hayes, formerly on duty at
the Canyon District of Yellow
stone National Park, and Gar
rett A. Smathers. recently of
the Hawaii Volcanoes National
Park, according to a report
from the national park head
quarters. Hayes entered duty as chief
ranger on Dec. 8 and Smath
ers filled the post o chief
park naturalist three days lat
er. Hayes has been with the Na
tional Park Service since 1M8,
having been stationed previous
ly at Grand Teton National
Park and at Yellowstone. Ac
companying Hayes to the Lava
Beds were his wife, Rosalio,
and daughters, Connie, 8, and
Kathleen, 5. The Hayes' are
natives of Wyoming.
Other than his experience at
the Hawaii Volcanoes National
Park, Smathers served at the
Blue Ridge Parkway in Virgi
nia. His park service career
started in 1937.
Natives of North Carolina, he
and his wife, Patricia, have a
16-month-old son, Eric.
Dnventora
u
Higher Fee
Approved
For Nurses
Hildegard Watkins, president
of District No. 8, Oregon Nurs
es Association, has been ad
vised of approval of an in
creased per hour fee for pri
vate duty nurses.
James B. Hall, president of
the Oregon Nurses Association,
has announced that the asso
ciation has approved a fee of
S2.66 per hour for an 8-hour
shift for private duty nurses,
effective Jan. I, 1964.
"Most of us know how much
it means to be able to depend
on a competent private duty
nurse when there is serious
illness in the family," said
Hall, "but the number of pri
vate duty nurses in Oregon is
steadily declining. Unless their
income is made more attrac
tive, they will continue to move
into other fields of nursing that
offer better financial induce
ments." Hall stated that there were
563 private duty nurses in Ore
gon in 1960, but the number
had decreased to 404 in J963.
He commented further that the
short supply of registered nurs
es in many hospitals places ad
ditional emphasis on the skills
of private duty nurses.
1 The adjustment in fees, the
first since Dec. 1, 1961, was
based on the increased cost of
living as well as the increase
in rates for other self-employed
individuals who have
similar preparation and re
sponsibility. In common with
other self - employed persons,
private duty nurses hear the
lull cost of social security cov
e r a g e. vacations and sick
leave. In addition, the private
duty nurse has no guarantee of
regular employment.
SP Action
Protested
SALEM UPI Oregon's pub
lic utility commissioner today
was urged to enter objections
before the Interstate Commerce
: Commission to Southern Pacific
Company's proposed elimination
of Shasta daylight train serv
ice during the winter months.
Sen. Edward Kadcley, D-Eu-gene,
urged commissioner Joncl
C. Hill to act "on behalf of tho
Oregon citizens to be affected
by this arbitrary cutting of pas
scnger service."
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Warner's Brief 99c V
Chifcze Brief, box of 2, regularly $1.25 . .
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Tomorrow, regularly priced at $2.50
Warner's Girdle 6.99
Delilah Pantie, regularly $8.95
Vassarette Bra 2.99
Padded style, regularly $3.95
Vassarette Girdle 2.99
and Panty Brief, regularly $3.95
Vassarette Girdle 8.99 1
Long-leg Lycra Pantie, regularly $10.95
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