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‘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,|
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p
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repo
feasibil
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Chiefs
Dock
Seek End
SHOP
Strike
Unjustified
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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
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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
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store, 133
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