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© | ’ mae: still TTT AND HERALD PAGE- Reservo Hol Bac Floo Fro Reco Holid Wee Rai ‘Thr NEWS 19 Tuesday, Feb. 8 Orego Falls, Klamath TH B — storage .reser-! manager of Klamath Lake, mation Klamath the Recla- j Project — Eac an eve exp T b pre Firem Roo i 6. th - Sal d Ca Buil t prd th Sa - 3 February p gery elit Gre La zati ‘b = t contin a” Si - bulleti — ly like in us fancy borh S so the y n ‘Then Mrs. Blair called to find a was the dish whether out Fum- stew or what, and Mrs, bles was rather vague and said But - B that additional rain mel {Suc is the ing at fast or $n 0 Widikin marsh lands, (2) former industrial developntents around Ewauna and the low-land prevail-| situation Uppe Klamath Lake and) effect contai Irrig Dist amil: Heral and Revs eves. sever mire ob farm units. SUBSCRIBERS ditional People having interests Klamath Lake to Upper for service -on cent the lake level held want to when major Paner Delivery flood low inflow possibl is impending. This rve careier your require 8111 or dail p.m. high rate of release a down Link for River of water the present Those having inter- ests noon ‘Sun- hi jays the alon reservoir that river river the “Frog viously water so of ohn effotts and BILLS Only! Sho So. assistant Systems o the Southern that ny, said ex- misinfor u a £ mo. $21.81 - $28.86 FIN mo - Pacific the i, ill Sche i survey data| snow based forecasts, of record the presen be necessary on normal and releases rate ion their Congr roads their its resolve to firemen, with poi rail- the addition, the fireman South ho his a a than Jan. 25, 1964. more on or Pa- address re- h would-not,| job protection employ his years’ tive Engineers. The Brotherhood Firemen and En- |of Locomotive gineme are still fighting. the ar- repeals, even thoug federal has set.the pattern in bitration Assured Jobs “In the are required to retain in employment all full-time! years’ seniority two local’ to families. firemen issue, Miller out. Under its terms, h if he HB 1198 railroads seniority,” more CLEA Spe al HO andR isan Heral ha lay: - pin Astoria Klamath th Sant CAMA mj | Hoovers K, Falls Lakeview 2 4 35 2 2 Medford 46 3 Newport 48 48 44 N. Bend husband her ‘sauces. wives helpe him see any. something eat i tele that tasty else’s house you in had and tell home your wife abou it because wom- will turn it against you. en not go Fumbles said well, Mrs. I am lucky, Green Eyes gave could, but it really wasn&# me a dish for enceinte female And then sh dum- choppe lamb, necessary. dogs— mied up. bacon, minced onion and do over but she substituted So Green Eyes wandered biscuits biscuit for coffee, an there isn’t any- toast point for the do she mean bod in the world who can kee and I take tha to from Green Eyes and a secret she saw this book on Mrs. Fum- “The shelf cookbook bles’ And you — Joven — Sean Connery rs Operati SNAFU Usu- crab with couldn&# eriet better platters of cel- stuffed she Fact is, they were ing each other most of the night and laughing hysterically, and it just goes to show that when see casserole. “Dogwiteh,” a served ir. McMurty irs. “Meatball Soup” McMurty the and cackled with delight when Dib- Mrs. for seconds he asked “Chick- husband ble gave her Canine Casano- en Surprise for vas& which consists of chicken, egg, onion, celery and cottage cheese, and she told the other delicious The casserole was and went down great with cold friends went home o'cl ‘Mrs. about beer, and the singin owe 864-5464 rec N Z EIRCU &qu NEWaGA PAE Nort - 45; low ANY ANY PRESCRIPTION OF LENSES KIND OF FRAME KIND Dalles Wouldn’t to 61 48 39 4 50 5050 3 65 LOW PRICE GLASSES 19 Baker Mostly Vancouver: Partly 45; low 30. near high 27. near and near 12 and La high Grande: hig Wednesda about 36- Fair 18 Western Oregon Partly cloudy; ‘high 42-48 low 24-36. Eastern Oregon Partly cloudy; high 30-42: low 16-26 Tatoosh to Blanco: Northwest winds decreasin to 18-2 and Wednesday; partly the are can tonight cloud receive ein ati do m BRI BAZL WALT BREN DAV BRI AN DEVI RAYM MASS AGN MOOREH HEN (HAR MOR THEL RITT MICK SHAUGHN RU TAMB - ~ - ‘wert o ‘eaeeree or ‘ JAM R.WE HEN HATHA BERNA SMI rmeowr < (EAR TH UEC sy Guilloling mS EV JO ROW + - ete Twoona deaf, thoug they from the ground, so the sic_of snake charmers: affectthe ee &g JO FO GEO MARS ALFR NEW t woe -or PR TH SOUMOTR O W681 RECO EXTRA *Not CHARGES! included bifocals or ev with trifgcals executive One ny at Set. 834 Main St. Falls Klamath Ph. 882-6669 Generel Admission Chit dren — $1 (Under 2 tn 7 nights -or Pertermances of Nightly Monday thru Fridey Tete P.M. 7 idey Thst o 7:30 1:30 P.M, ee Ta a Schedule NO lid? 43. Mostly fair; Bend: 42; Jow Snakes mast learn flip your like to you how 25-30, tonight and 35; low near ONE acgrert oo Hood River: Partly cloudy; highs 40-46 low The ANY tea coranaet ‘staneanaa Guillotine- Roseburg Mostly fair; near tet wen ron” Attention: 60 California: cloudy high ~| rene a 32 67 : Portland ‘ASSOCIATION sn ‘rete 4a ) York Phoenix San Fran. Seattle ; PUBLISHE 884-8365 ‘et 5137 3630 Washington ry Ph, WINNE O 3 ACADEM AWARD 4 52 New aupit emt OD aia eta Uitte UTS 5032 Los. Angele now HO FURNISHI Niue was Mrs. but tears, about to burst into Green Eyes made a bi thing the it and every lady in |° f neighborhoo served somethin out of the book to her husband served Blair than night. Mrs. meat, and fancy sliced breads cold exotic cheeses and ham and like that. 4 a2 50 Pendleton Owens” i stalks to and bis- and Fumbles Poor in a house of the unkindest cut terror of all. on Tex Story b Henry Slesa Produced and - Directed Music, Max Steiner b William Conrad - Screenpl b Henr Slesar soe een PANA) VISION&q FROM WA\ John By Unite Dr, X righ civil bama md crushed It is the do it crisp makes heavenly. so you mixture of but- browned flour used for gravies that PHONE 4S Brookings Eugen Chicago ere ery please with biscuit. and 4030 Bake Display! than freight was a it was she leaves starting do cuit garlic, PHONE aries 47 Portland Redmond lees operate Fumbles that ally and making b a ts Choppe — Salem Th Dalles far ter roux did (Double- “Meat Sur- meat, onions, be Light aal eyselecses A rag- Blair under Reservoir, Weight! fo permit Orego would to attrition. and fireman or trains without a third brakeman, as i permit: ted in most other states. he said. “We have further stat- occasions ed publicly on many the few that would be af- Roundu present Powerfull Vern Vi U lose thaeach an Weather near and security of firemen is pro- Arbitra- by the National Board established by the assuring him that Warning Disputed indicate charge tha the doin a disservice Job |neverthel like a said more was and Mrs. you make it roux? a out, lik Sout SP.” le members well, it [fected— not for &q was on Thursday for probabl 59 new was eff t no Lake}Little-or precipitation ex- necessary, Clear about ‘half full no w,| pected the in- will contain Lake weather Crater High release or without spill flow yesterday 26 low this morning period unless 10. Six inches new during critical 138 snow, above-narmal precipitation oc- Roads open, inches on ground. Lost River run- hereafter, cures advised. chains. off below the storage dams will depen upon the weather here- ‘Temperatures durin the 24 aie, PST to- a.m. endin at will gpRI ONLY on Compa local sc do worki — 884-7759 6th Center vice Operation will probabl time. for some cover on the snow the Lost River watershed is not, great; there was much melting Tem-! Long-range forecast and runoff a week ago, Howev- seasonal for near will be peratures Gerber to inflow er, of week. remainder Tempera- than enoug to fill the res- more releases ture range from 15-45 degrees atiditional so. ervoir, UPRIGHT the its &q to the smok inflow ‘f seasonal Upper| &qu poster said Klamath Lake will be the great- SU - pre-| on Miller, president, the 18 24 = e/a’ water|throwing routing precipitation hereatier, mo. 00.8 H See all . upon t the known as Pond and League had been carried area Preliminary $500.00 and Country Time the Office Union you do not attend, continue to “If p ofl Enginem | and mt a |2Ct ab minimum. a 00. bimit with ex-| of Locomo: through the irrigation works in in an an attempt to kee damag t0 pac the committe hearin A Town Firemen Eugen official to-|every fireman was expecte to pear at the hearing, and that Eugen loca South-|p o h loc bre th Sump and Reserve reserve est » Re the with the United States. Diversions to both the tract west tensively by below less want SMA CONSOLIDATE the ha a spill y co This Pacific Brotherhood leading|tive canals Sum to c.1. the tinued see as as Call Main Su see 7 Southern A da charged eachlof in cut was At Hotise Bi 119 through the week. This |membe Irri-| whic would repeal the 1913 full stead: done by the Tulelake was -|gation District as provide in crew Jaw o freight trains oper- of the the rules and regulations ating in Oregon. adja- operatio and maintenance con- Referring to a poster which hu betore 6:30 before 12 a the from was last weekend. controlled spill, a greatly increase areas since Reservoir time of the tremendous and un-| 41, down River marsh areas precedente runoff a month| Keno, and (3) the great Cliff_Lawrence,| ago, explain farming’ area of the ‘Tulelake| Gerber Sump Reserve Southwest To individually large opening the) develope by diking the Klam- of two gate agricultural Poster Distorted Facts Dibble Fumbles to get Mrs. tlth recipe. She said Mr. Dib: ble had been utterly insultin and odious at breakfast asking knows she her around way come her why she couldn& the Elizabethan lamong poet Mrs. up with exotic dishes like like you know the way to the Fumbles Mrs. And Fumbles. liquor store. And she is the said oh, it really wasn’t any-| only one in the whole neighbor thing. It was just something hood who can tell you instant- with. experimentin she was which Kirk Douglas cut ear She said as a matter of fact Mr. Fumbles had got the wrong lunch remember the movie, dish. She had a I c’old didn&# Van Gog play the role sprea out in the refrigerator, of Kirk Douglas? Well, any- but Mr. Fumbles had been load- would Fumbles Mrs. way, ed and ha picke up the know at once. food. wrong — Claims Railroad Recip day Mrs. |oalled up confront her with a you piec of modern machinery like coffee a grinder or an atuo- mobile or even a why dust- she ha difficulty orienting her- self to it, But the funny thing cook tremendous is a she You might say artistic cooks with that she abandon, and peopl who have be giv- seen her cook 52—will say she ski all around the kitchen and it is en severance pay up to $2,10 her Of ballet. course a with and opportunitie job band and kids clean up aft- such Pacific are i the desire they can continue er her, but the eat fine, in other productive jobs We can So the other night her hus- for a in constructive see no purpose in band had some friends this kind of action by the local little gin-rummy, and along and we deplore the implie inti- about midnight he went to look’ midatio in this poster,” Miller} in the pantry for whatever Mrs. said. Fumbles had prepare for them Fumbles by this Mrs. Brotherhood of to eat. “The National was upstair in bed with Trainmen has jus time Railroad ‘*Anti-in- Hofstadter its opposi Richard this week withdrawn tellectualism in American Life,” crew tion to the repeal of full laws national a basis, as but she had just cooked up a on of stuff, and Mr. mess did the Brotherhood of Locomo- great Brotherh next Dogs” for Gardner A. diced celery, carrots, salt, tomato puree and the for Martin Page 22 prise.” evildoers. our nei cook casserol meat Cooking of secret b on day) and she found the recipe Teri s wi Douglas Welc is coordinated the rest Vo M CA les very and|F A goo day to you all, loudl praises in’ our woman mot every particularly to Mrs, Fumbles. It encour- things happe to Mrs. neighborhoo who will ~ Sh age gambling and venality and Fumbles. is not physical all kinds of evil by making a pe T hav- their dikes. in the Tule Lake interests ing is no where there Basin in Clear Lake, and Gerber Upper Klamath Lake is con- natural outlet depen upon di- and other Dam with Link River at flood-/trolled conjunction are bein op-|heavy outflow has been contin- version of Lost River water as handling facilities to the Klam- much as possibl the of to. Bureau in order Recla-| erated by the manage avoid inundation Power and| water problem. Clear Lake Res- ath River to and Pacific mation minimize |eryoir, has Tate which relatively) of their farms. Such diversion Light Compan to the capaci yet is quite limited by has not the possibl damage from rec-|great capacity, mile long ca- the of seven ord breaking flood runoff that/ filled to the point that releases ty from westerly under the condi- nal running are necessary began Christmas week. _i in|tions now prevailing and none Lost River near Henley. ‘All of the developed areas actual if the Nevertheless, riv-/have been made. From Gerber the valleys and alon the diver- and January December has been re- water benefited by the dams|Reservoir were ers as flood|leased the downstrea runoff sions throug this canal had back great holding th not been made, all of the Pub- con-|conditions permitted will week and of that flows would Reserve lic Land Sump weather from benefit regula- goo tinue to Althoug fairly ca- to maximum b filled prevailed for nearly a now tion of the rain and snow-melt|has left to con- with no spac pacit own- freshets that can be expect week, there are property inflow tain the during the re- through the winter and spring]ers in three large areas of the months of hig three, maining involved still who are Basin ronoff months. runoff, ‘For the most effecti ulili- with the disposition of the rec- rain Agai last week, some reservoir storage ord of breaking volum of runoff melt in- extensive snow both and spac in controlling flood run- from the watersheds, This sig appeared on board of E CONTROVERSIAL SIGN runoff in all parts of ne local of the storage creased off of grea volume, it is vitallahove and below of Firemen and Engineme Southern Pacific officials charg Locomotive River runoff Lost Basin. the that water is released down-|dams. Bill 1198. Bill would allow that union is distorting fact on effect of Orego below storage dams House strea as much as possibl and They are also concerned about| originating UP Telephoto at ever opportunity Onl if/ rather lon time it takes again exceeded the capacit of freight trains to operate without firemen and third brakeman. facilities an diversion the there be as-|for the surplu this is done can to water pass below spilled to the Tute Lake Sump river sprance that needed space, 0C-|into the canyon qupie b some of the previou Keno, ‘These areas are (1) the areas.. con-| to available be will thé nor- inflow extensive. agricultural and oth- In turn, spill from tain ot reduce the future flood|¢ development around Upper mal water area, which has been into the] flows Christmas, folloW/ Lake reclaimed by full since mu surely major Upper Three voirs SQUI the court the da of Negr | mor was terest ar Protest tion 2 proc the for Selm an King fr march church 1 years civi first ‘Montgo 1955. “Tam King tol Monday
