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T Discu
Boy Girl
Klamath
NEWS,
Oreg
Falls,
Friday,
12 1965
Feb.
-
Todd,
dean
ath Union
the second in
Hig Scho
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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
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managem
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At
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communit affairs, while Mor-
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presente
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releas of wild
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parks the
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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
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Prop-
two weeks
season
Hungry Skiers
ap-
re
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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
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in
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waterfowl
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large numbers of the
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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.
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