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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 12, 1965)
R. E 7 — ETE LEE _ - . | HERALD Guidelin T Discu Boy Girl Klamath NEWS, Oreg Falls, Friday, 12 1965 Feb. - Todd, dean ath Union the second in Hig Scho | Kla the Roosevelt Parent- th benefit of Association for the public The forthcoming for 2 p.m., slated program is in the Roosevelt Tuesday School cafeteria and is part of entitl sevelt PTA grad optimism throughou the count interested come approach of similar a found it pays to think up ways 40 Roberta Negu Mrs. IT PAYS TO THINK office. Durin the pa improve work procedur at the Farmer&# Home Administration sh has received two awards for her suggestio the second was given 12 months Wodhoriay morning by Robert Pierce, state FHA direct in the form of $17 Pic- essin Mrs. is Jack Hert, ‘county superviso for the tured above Pierce. from Negu award a “that there will be so at the junior hig carry-over high school levels.” In connection with that view, Houston Roo- velt’s sev- local PTAs and been a M invited address to Bend at a later date. interested in a Anyon more velt meetings Mrs, Houston. is invited A goo day to particularly to 2 ie Atten Orientati National employe those the com- for who new previously received training, were perso the forest supervisor’s managem in the At ner hea and Leo Morstad of Leo’s Cam- Dickerman spok ‘on| era Shop communit affairs, while Mor- e alk presente ise releas of wild keys and last summer Walton Leagu tour Sk Lakes the The of patrol the national CHEMULT omething taking ;_exper- ther of- reed, someone * patrols, novel- 10 was dif- told th atrol ex- v Unit — The Vietna- the has runs ny, his Viet acks like Hoi and ive the near will in those t he jam J,$,- he- iku and areas.) when the fore- his strike s, the of al areas, he cities. is he men outposts 2:45 BUDGET FURNITURE 2410 Spra Davis Reve Yoh. —Su Scio! 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Closed Open Select af C FFEE SH ROCKY FULL a.m 30 So, 6th of Os te cick w Sizzling eit Delicious ODES meeting a.m-—Morning an BAPTIST To Our Regular CIT SHOP to He said te “th B be STOP IN FOR FOOD THAT HITS THE SPOT! srinsunday’ Chora EXTR areas and m—Wed Mi WAX J OB FOR ONLY 50c Addition farmers interest The Odessa sha W Wor ‘Wor THINK... 7th & Pine orces woman costs éach man, child in the United States estimated $26.3 a year to|& strewn clean up litter alon streets and highway and in American public parks the esti- Association Automobile It and A In that were menace waterfowl. than Dollar Wonders Work to Klamath) Basin greater even an the Want Your Furniture Menace appraise grower, blackbirds in You When the damage another Basin Season aut Mrs. Kent Mays, Mr. and Mrs,| throw my navel over, and she “What&# goin on?” Mrs..R. would- J. Torrence, Mr. and Williamson, Mr. and Mrs. Vern| And I would say: “Well, my center, and I be- Fridley, and “Mr. and Mrs. navel is off lieve if I contract the muscles: Charles Harden, of jon one side and pul it over, The course eight- mayb I can retrain it.” And stud will end in March. Car Wash Blackbird Heard, Don He com- in ef- Bi Chemult ene- his Rin F pan - has hdrawing \v CUR sul Great Decisions group met at exercise the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. actually, I did this for the first lesson} where you go “ummmph!”’ and Torrence to the over throw and discussion of the study your navel Like I would side you want it. group. some lady ata Elected moderator as wa s be talking to Richard Williamson. to head cocktail party and she would the membershi o the following ib telling me about some dull] happen to her, and interested Rou thing that peopl Jim would go “ummmph!” and sey, David Clemens, Mr, and JUST earlier imize that to Love was 7722 GamecCo ae it/proba Prop- two weeks season Hungry Skiers ap- re - But the in small situation the L. Lane, you& never go- challenge by James Bu- Farm ‘Klamath Count that’s all. CH a Meetin Holds break “forest Decisi move ld of — part of erty. would patrol is training b the forest service conducted Plei- a Tea season damage to crops. Propos that the game mission consider openin inl orts “CARI to develo greater skills “i management and developmen length ol d a tur. area. orientation continuing cov- at praisa off manager& refug The if see, degree 1 through dded, to m’t trappin deer on ski to easy is is Mountai illustrated an a cours hunting untold on be | the cereal grains to lure from crops wildfowl away private farmlands. ot personn discussions. evening din- a Thursd sessi the group them own DIRECTORY clerks, Foresters, program. technicians, engineer and busi- ness ‘tran- let that their serve Italia the Klamath, Chiloqui Chemult. Ranger districts. Discussed durin the session forest mul- the national was tiple use and sustained yield and participate new on it goes. It you in t explaine He must a | the so feed’ as or aga had the from office not five “Gee, with these or sympathiz quilizing drugs they ? sayin kook!” ic plantin ong “sai that the that i ntil birds be- latter difficult waiti off admitted. a crops Propose ‘that the local birds fly across Walt Jendrzejewski, county his property in such large num-| extension agent, Proposé that out the |hing. neighb and The walk away “What a or on are ‘wi Forest designe and are would dik “Sheesh!” e move to minimize damage cause marked. their crops by the migrating z thejy ‘ covered fields the geese onto private lands| “cull the potatoes snow ho stated that the geese early now, don& they?” don’t ski but some day I cultiva- under fields occu] And ‘then Green Eyes would might want to ski and I cer- the cull potatoe under and she tainly don’t want to flunk a tion to the rescue, come condi- weather and all I have any would test. “Everybody& na- navel-orientation say: It is already flunked ballet. will tions, vel is off-center a little. just that my husband is so never dance Swan Lake or Red CONTINUOUS fellows tidy. He is a perfectionist. Shoes like the other humiliat- The funny thin is, pretty near- can, It would be too FIRE INSURANCE tippy- ing to come runnin ly everybod in the COVERAGE again I checked in the full- hood bega checking their na- out on that stag and crash Renewed! Automatically bathroom mirror last vels, and Jengt shocked, right were into the some backdro be- Se Bob Jones at hight and it i off-center misdirected off a goo cause navel was to find theirs my ‘The fact tha most person& na- two SOUTHERN OREGON from th e center| me. Green Eye does her best inch vels are off-center doesn’t con- jjne. She to cheer me INSURANCE AGENCY says: up. sole me much. It bothers mi peopl have on thing So, 6th & Shasta Way And then I got it straight- “Some to be walking down the street, anothel some ened out pretty good it wasn&# wrong, pointe in one direction whil l more than a quarter inch off, navel is in another. pointe my after a two-dollar even You was taking this| table d’hote dinner, and I just see, I exercise to ge it lined up, and forgot it. for a while it was perfect. And I read ‘And then suddenly ‘the J guess, I just got care- that some «skier never learn less. When you. have a wan- to ski ‘properl because their derin navel, you&# got to navels are off-center, and when watch it every minute. ski you are suppos to fou For remember I told you in poin your navel in exactly the You this column time a some direction you want to go how I made. the dreadful dis- Disastrous COUNTY KLAMATH covery that my navel was off- article called) There was this ASSOCIATION MINISTERIAL center. I read where this doc- “The Pointable Navel” by Jim was tor said everyone& navel Christlan| Shasta Way Lee Shafer, Rev. a_hus- off-center at one time or an-| Lucas and Jo Lucas, sibbet, Rev, Laing [Churehy president of the other, and that a majority of band and wife team, Chureh,| Presbyterian Memorial © day Masses off-cen- Evergreen Ski School of Sno-| navels rsons’ Eri. were PanFirst 0 Mal yqualmie, Wash., which is in yiea presidents time. Well, all the ter Chureh, pam—Con: 0-4 Lutheran The Klamath essi Satur checked mine, and I found it the Cascade 1 meeting business Morning urer. First Fridays very the navel is very, 74 lsaid all true. a too, frightfully was first Tuesday of each month the skiing. in Ev of Holy Days (Betore al proper I.wert to the local hardware} e [important it as a front sight at the YMCA. FIRST use You CHURCH, store-and asked for a plumb ar- n4-s4s2 - ‘th and Pine “Beginning skiers,” ler’s bob, or whatever they call L. John, Robert Minister FALLS “who learning are KLAMATH ticle goes, it—a weight on the end of often have trouble traverse said: to string and the clerk GoD split the uphil ski OF ASSEMBLY because for? Go- “What d you want it 114-951 from 215 Henry and heads uphill away TIAN, do little to a buildin in Fosner Lloyd, it makes other ski. This Sms Senoot And@I the around your place?” that the beginne will lng said: “No, I want to hang | Eveni Wors the hill. To backward-into fall anesday down from my nose and check; trick is to the Bible whether my na- prevent this, mirror in the BAPTIST that practicall all sure And he make center.” is off weight is kept on the down- said: “Well, it serves m righ! f,| accom- {hill ski. A sure way to I shouldn& have asked you.’ this is to poin the navel “It’s the truth. ” And I said: the hill, With the navel And he said: “Now I hav el lown pointe down the hill, the up- heard everything!” hill shoulder and ski are ixercise ..”” And| matically advanced. months,|— So then for.weeks, orientation two- plete a prepare training program, and presente by local forest service personne on Feb. in the communit and of the Equitabl Saving Loan Buildin Represente a the session an waterfowl initially produce of Liskey, a Klamath Ba-| blackbirds, Amon others present at the that rancher, appraise were Jim MacFarlane, concentrations of wWe-| terfowl” have been attracted to Tule Lake Refuge Tom Gar- rett, game management agent; the Basin annuall due to the Joe and Smith, Orego Fish of the bird refuges presence Bill Rush to| me commissions; h He urged the bureau US. game management agent ive local ranchers special con-| Klamath Falls; Keith Cobo because of that ‘ideration” member of the Klamath |fact Chamber of Commerce, Another rancher, Lewis Fur- Count and Howard Fugii, Oregon ber, noted that ducks comin Federation at Sa- Bureau Farm into the Basin before the openin lem. of causing are catt lout lout Twenty two employe of Winema all, you whos persons becau off-center - that hazing the gra full get “larger f lated prob ‘themselves “so spe- that the can’t said ground,” a problem but re- forbids in- porte Mexico that at: the --moment waterfowl huntin sea- there are no means yet known 3 of March any to control infestation an of and after year. Jack be es- season and | limited hunti “hazing” by constantly in sprin as a means they| herding the waterfowl so the comi birds out of notlof are ‘where learn keepin the they ‘o snow would move the Wild- wanted. Under such conditions, private-lands under cultivation. life Service to action in setting most of the birds will that other eventu-|Lostetter replie Welch B Douglas contact to or would to feed used TH SQUIRR CA learn- about “Guidelines” to attend the Roose- in whenever for in group frig of ewer a and sin | provide basis,” refuge’ grain To te sur b ha ra for the purpose waterfowl enin to that vokin son “hel has — children, hoto ada, large numbers of the of the law enforcement program Klamath); in in the gan arriving. In the that crops protecting the gam birds. waterfowl are were Basin bein ravaged by advised the assem-' stance, Russell they the migrant birds. Russell said blage that the grain producers to frighten away after settled in one have plac for ‘that research conducted b the must themselves” if they Flowers several re- that days, indicated had bureau schools will be- problem of sophistication of early the hair in grains was perimenta the to promis such setting up Lostetter treaty in effect among the United States Can- Heard had tro away arrived as they Basis farmlands, of the their flight north distribute th the Wildlife Service&# water- results than ter extended on an | “ex- fowl and of the role program, Experime ‘The of the Roo- project, reflected that n migrations on next Tues- Charles Mrs. chairman solved hunting further (t inHar had without cial available to ranchers for ices issued by ricultural was That pledg economy of the waterfowl se in frightening Robert F. Russell, manager of ath Basin the most dis- was their property. Ref- cussed Waterfowl the Tule Lake subject of a number of A number af farmers fa- beef pro- topics brought before uge, to grain and represen- sith the devices report Basin tatives of the local Klamath ducers of the farming that the makers c d noise ‘who expresse the view that th | q lustry. Officials from various “didn’t do the job,” while anoth- Service had Fish and Wildlife agencies told lo- g overnmental that announced grower provided “too little” assistance | ¢ al farmers and ranchers of er “hazing” is effective if under- to them in controlling maraud-| y, jwis making devices manufac- taken early. Jim Flowers _re- ‘in waterfow! durin th sprin tured the PTA’s series, “Guidelines Grades.” for session will month’s Next feature Rev. Robert Groves in “Who is address an Houston, at.the ‘requiri crop four sponsor by Responsible? In commentin day program, urge the Wildiife|ally settle then Cli during series of a specia programs areas Jems Lane Bureau on migrati from Relations College will of Mrs. Haze? Klam- of girls at to the topic refug where dis- Service to distribute the grains| will be cared for and fed, of Recla- regardles of the weather con-|pucsell cited. He then remind-| several mation lands in the Tule Lake di itions and to do so ed the assemblag of the law the coming of the next spring in efforts to! week before area that farmers obtain a birds. Setting out lure wild geese to those feed-| before ermit “hazing” birds insure i in point and spare crops on the grain early would \off of their lands. from the that the feed would have I he adjacent farmlands Emcee of the program, depredatio of the migrating] maximum effect in attracting on assistant Lostetter, region- |waterfowl, it was reported to the geese, thereby greatly re- val Branch of Man- supervisor, 50 representative of the ducin damag to local some at agement and Enforcement local farming industry during al by the game birds. Portland office, then com-| the at Henley public meetin The effect of the spring mented de- on noise- Bureau yesterday Farm terfowl migrations on the By DICK BRIGGS grains will be Cereal tributed Girl “Boy Rinder be AND eR Prayer, Praise Study, aie ‘TRINITY. 6129
