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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 11, 1965)
_ . — to (a ~ Thurs AN HERALD Klama Chamb Hea Rep O Conventi Unite Fun Effort ‘Thursday, Feb. 11 196 Falls, Orego Klamath NEWS, in the future. connection with such con- cussed such a study with. sev- the National Affairs Committee ath Falls service annual Medi- Runy added that the Aviation ventions, Georg Callison cham- eral firms, looking into the pos- had studied the current served area are b agencie though We have been Con- joint Kingsle Field, proposal before the} that there 700 groufis ber manager, reported on activ- sibility that the chamber. could care are over partially financed ha been PA and listened to Dr. Glenn Committee banquet g Phil ities dealing with a propose lunderwrite such a study.” He gress United communities t his to Fund,” call Miller present the details of the scheduled for Friday, Feb. 26 that plan too, He indicated, civic center. executive secretary of the fund, size.” review th ‘Next meeting of the cham- American Medical Association’s util- combined effort, activities, some members of the Klamath told indicated that Directors is Board of ber’s. ‘Count Chamber of Commerce} pects for 196 were goo and out that on Dec. 9 the cham- izing the services of Communit counter proposal schedul for 7:30 p.m. on Wed- Mattson, Junch- included such meetings as the ber had backed the Board of Planner Brian at their Wednesda noon Chairman r Feb. 17 nesda and chamber Brooks Dickerman, (50 expected), Realtors on their project, |eon. that Realty Board reporte Floyd Wynn “We commented, work ‘Lion’s Club (1,00 Job& Daugh had gone’a step further to rec- presiden Parsons on the Affairs the Local and State considered asking have never United of the Fund, pointin ters (about 1,700), Pharmaceu- ommend that a full Want You When Committee had elected Law-) then,” the city or county. for aid on “Since that almost 6,00 don- tical conference out first (150), sectional study be made. Slater as ‘th new chair-| rence Your dis- this have “we proble up to this time. man, and were currently study lors plu 580 firms pagticipate in’ bridge tourney (150) and others. Callison said, After we have the facts assem: He said, the fundin program. Dollar Furniture the before measures seek ing to have bled we may “Local giving represents. Legislature to determine their! Wonders Work to theirhelp, but not at this time.” national per capita against a Klamath County on announced that {impa Dickerman of $3.45.” He added, average the Avi- Truman Runya said former chamber Robert Mest, that tipcccaeicln area was sec- this thou ation Committee had discussed president has“been named as ond in’ the slate in per capita Realtor’s stu- the United Air Lines hearing at a delegat to the giving Eugen recently, and that Air- center. offi- dy group on the civic administration Work Itemized WASHINGTON. (UPI)—Dock sides, But port Manager Joe Sawyer was H then itemized the work of junion leaders and shippers, un- cials Obviousl hope that the FURNITURE Upper Lake Study arranging a future meeting with Red Cross der such agencie as President) President persuasiv from powers In other reports, Callison re- 862-5475 6th 2410 pressure authorities West Coast Airline Bo Scouts of America, Salva- Johnson to end a “totally un- could avert such a move. porte for the Upp Klamath to go over their plan for Klam- The pane named tion Army, Girl Scouts, YMCA justified” strike, launch make- Committee, Lake y to notin that two separate studies and .Campfir Girls, detailing or-break talks today will be similar in function settlement the important progress made b with a p residential the board. speci board, headed by were goin on in the Basin, one a set- the each Klamath Lake Stud durin the pas group Representative of shipper Morse, which negotiated year. “Over 2,300 adults are ac- and International =th Long- tlement in a 34- dock strike surveyin the alga proble in tive in these Uppe Klamath Lake, and the ‘oper- (ILA)| in January, 1963 Association 8 that} other, the Klamath the As in Basin Stu- case, presen ations,” Parsons sai i Mi-| from Galveston, Tex., an named after other dy group, surveying ‘effects of was “The United Fund,” he holdout| noted,| Fla, =the two had been ex- “has had a 1 per cent increasejport insecticides in the Lost River - the strike—were to|legal remedies in ended 1963 strike The hausted, and the last three years, over. region meet with the board for the ur- ™ when both sides accepte the H said. that Bill Miller, chem- has reached the $140,00 mark gent tal ks. 37-cent- recommended ist on the alga study, said he in the most recent campaign.” Johnson night panel& Wednesda |& — Parsons sees two-to-three-year report was one of a called on Labor Secretary W. an-hour pay increase. needs to complete his mum number of reports heard at the Willard 1033 Main. Wirtz, Commerce Sec- FISHERMAN’S WEAPON ly. Klamath meeting John T. Connor, and| retary INGLEWOOD, Calif. Van Mollison reporte that Discussed. Conventions: Sen, Wa me L, Morse, D-Ore.,|Donald Du Buque 34 Ingle- th of bottom Paul- manager of to get to the arrested by sheriff’s was yo 5,000 “Over in started our| pote informed this tap to ee Parsons,| Surpre & In p ager repo feasibil St |; §2. Chiefs Dock Seek End SHOP Strike Unjustified To BUDGET S al * POU WEIGHS FIVE t 4 hi k and contains cruiser. 450 cabin Sears catalog of Haught and Mrs, Dale CATALOG 1,61 hoo sele Warton ida n T -- catal new gets left, Mrs. G. ‘An. apartment birds! Never the new a Stock for it? Street, edition the is- catalog is being 1 million, nearly pany that the now Sears catalog bein the nation, across sued, They have it advertised long with about 140,00 other about six. weeks just ifem covering the complet the catalog into-the i Nearly ‘W. E. manager. of the is in Ganter, —=|parel “Thie of Empt new! page 313 pages seekin are. bi Fa (UPT) woo Winema pointing an th $3 out, average erage adds o quite to lot of a continued, He a ie they spe (EST) Friday day and av-/mendations. stay. That] Hanging over a two- a up the. mon-|was “th may be forced to haven&# to arbitration impos ‘We onl pesatl t con threat on. SUNDAY... Pru | i Tree af BO Baza BAKE NURSE 6200 So, 6th 882-5553 Freezer (Sundays su Bi da P.M.) was Lin ae KA BY fly PER SOFT, In pastels. NYLON: SATILENE’ SLIPS The ‘tricot nylon White, GOWNS. WALTZ 5 an flaming red ‘Gro HALF SLIPS AND the touch. with satin and Honing pastels red. 3 ROBES and NYLON, _I ROY, COTTON, Both lengths. floor CORDU- SATIN, woltz From - ‘Th loot was‘carried awa ‘t Plasti garba can pooas _ 7 Montgom- Brown reporte she ‘prie carrol - four, ‘Th Mo princi TILL 8 P.M. 0 A.M, 18 a . 9.A.M. OPEN all all from Tulelake, reation and garde equipment were involved in the removal of of home and 64 pages appli suitcases and clothin from a owned by Mr. and Mrs. Ray- car freez-| ances. TULELAKE—A walk-in Pruitt of Tulelake.’ The The for mond apartment house er stocked with government sur- plu commodities. for school jbirds?. It is designe to attract| clothing, much of which has of recovered, belonge to Martins, been Elemen- colonies Purpl se at the Tulelake Schoo was’ emptie eith- one of nature most prodigious Mrs, Jennie Potvin, Mrs. Pru- insect destroyers, into taking it&# mother. or early Feb. 8 The. theft. occurréd up residence, The Purple Mar- Sunda * School Arnold Torrie tin, largest of the’ swallows, night, Feb, 7 while the Pruitts often eats h own weigh in and Mrs. Potvin at- were ‘said was. through| gino entry the in each church services. equiva insects day, of tendin at window. the rear small a Nigh officer 0. E, Pederson, dh building which had been lent of 2,00 ‘mosquito is not cruising for other suspect after “The catalog, though open. for- bird but for people and one of the boy had admitted 45 were pound of e,Stole a- display the theft, discovered the two beef, 18 poun beef provide the Roasts, seven turkeys six cases of the very ‘latest and newest girls in a car owned by Klar-girl. The car drove away ‘g frozen chickens weighin 35 in all fields,” Ganter’ said: received and disappea a in the darkness If you. haven pound to the case, 7 pound could Pederson Ganter concluded, stop before give of chees 3 one-half pint of copy bunches. of in and pick up a loaner at the chase, several milk, and Potvin signe thé com: Mrs. Catalo Department in the big School DA IS VALENTINE’ threaten two Klar, Lana women, young and Cherrylea ery, who also items, improvement of automotive, rec-| home officers ment NE DENTU I ON DA REPAIR RELIN WHI YO WAI FAS ECONOMI SERVI Colfor MD Tel 994-32 Dr.. . 16 appeare in juvenil court} in Yreka, at 1 a.m, Wednes-| day, Feb. 10 and law enforce- of ehor Motor Hotel re- month-old -walkout at East on charges porte on conventions held in’ Gulf coast ports. The strike is with a bartender his establishment “durin $6 million a day. 1964| a deadly weapon. and his schedule for the current The pane was to hear the ar- Du said Buque Deputie year. guments of both sides in sep- threatened Robert Black with a “More than 2,54 peopl were arate meetings and was under] spear gun. here for conventions or confer- orders from the President to-re-| ences during 1964,” he s ai d ipor back to the boys both| ey,” he noted. TULELAKE—Two ,take| to get all| mails. the book includes, Ganter: third one furnishings home ‘of 21 wil color. It 563 pages of wearing ap- for the family, 27 pages Roebuck and Com- local Sears, three Mrs. Yrek Cou Fo Theft Eighth South store, 133 indicated to clstri families| Tange chain here b You Fac Items house of heard of is now two-cent. 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