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Klamath Falls, Orego Driver 2 ‘Thursda Feb. ’ 196 Re- Propo n Commit Po Conf Re Ha O 2 Ne Cardin > @ e rvives ea se VATICAN (UPI) CITY In| — Mone School Kill Plan Legislators)‘‘seeki directions what the end post-| hig hope for a (UPI) SALEM voiced Mass| b celebrating Predict Solons Ma school — so we can result will SALE measur nesda master/be.” education that swep aside/ ceremony but the new cardinals at the| gloomil predicte The master pla will consider tradition educational state’s some of the ancient the of|flower- altar, a rite in Wednesday thatthe publi may| Roman Catholic p| Church,| he referred to the money| and the state’s ability to want to spend the conferr v |Pop Paul VI toda of the church as pay for it. recommenda- its impleme red hats on 26 new statemes The Rep Stafford Hansell, R-Her- re Pope the magnificenc of St P ' to the increased import tions. miston, cochairman of the ways ‘Th pontiff broke met Wednesday|and means committee noted ance he has attached to the Col “it’s not onl the state’s ability with ke of Cardinals now th 1; leg H with 1 est in church drafting the master|to pay, but also the people are to pay.” Willingnes members from 41 nations, from|ero of the Gov-| at the re o la Coordinal:| ‘m another Morga also was pessimist departure “The peopl have shown i the custom, the were not|ing required to prostrate them-| John Howard, president ofj past that the are not willing t selves before the Pope The cer-|Lewis and Clark College head] suppor a first class program, he said. Funeral services will be held emonial kissin of the pontifi jo the stud team, cap- at sule report of the work will be p.m. Friday, Feb. 26 in feet also was eliminated. Rep John Dellenback, R-Med- Ward& Klamath Funeral Home A total of 27 prelates wa ele- present to the legislature by ford, said the stu also should for Kenneth Tolstoi Lynch III, vated to the college include a priority evaluation of 20 including| who died Feb. 22 in Doernbech- Archbisho Lawrence J. She- Rep, John Mosser, R-Beaver- the state’s educational needs, er Hospit after a year’s ill- han, of Baltimore, Md., but ton, note “T ho the legis ‘“ ness. He was 15 Rev. Laing Sib- Archbisho Angel Herrera y itive session ha ended by OPEN AT NOON bet, Peace Memorial Presbyt ‘i did not come to the Vati- House Speak F. F. Mont- rian Church, will officiate. Fin-| can. The Dail except Tuesday Spanis prelate re- gomery, termed the R- al rites and interment will be ceived his red hat in Madrid, master pla “a tremendousl Enjoy soup, « spaghetti or in Eternal Hills Memorial Gar- with ther favorites of o real one exciting program any lens, for funch! value... can be an aid Kenneth born Feb. 26 was the an legislature’s ways 194 in Santa Barbara, Calif. committee.’* means The family has lived in Klam-| 2354 S, 6th Rep Ross Morgan, D-Gresh- ath Falls for two years. He was lawmak have been am, noted ean ‘a sa strictly interpreted A Dill that {change in traffic laws SALEM (UP from even made it important farmer ‘would require re-examination of|highways his mail in a vehicle licensed drivers evéry 10 years|that drivers stay However, Edwar Syrin of that license. narrowly escape death at the Smith said that was chands ‘o the House Highway|the Departm of Motor Ve- I hicles contended the program| intent of the Committ Wednesda ; — Prev uptod :table the ‘short measure, mustering of neces-| the aa fi noe PP said there are|> wich existence. He Haws com Br teail sone cost ‘D whi wo raith spe figu say hl bi Tht us oe an keg lo trucks from ‘imit for 50 miles hour and an 45 to take am- over program be phase in per motion to tabl the bill 10- a [ the not rews or The bulances and hearses out from a present 50-mile spee was supporte by Reps Sidne Geral limit when not on emergency! Bazett, R-Grants Pas Pacific Power & Light Com: Robert pany’s Klamath runs. Detering, district crews The ambulances and hearses| work record covering three| inadvertently were included un-|m: RPortland. The no votes years and 50-mile limit because of de t than a half more from Democratic Reps million came their weigh manhours. Howard of Bills definin terms used in Norman Portland Sam Ritchey, PP&a district] William of manager, reporte that district Holmstrom carrier laws and provid- and motor and other employe vin record keepin procedure Gearhart. crewmen ‘for farmers wh intend to claim ‘The committee also held hear- have worked since Feb. 21 ‘fuel tax refunds also were sent ings but took no action, on a 196 without a time-loss acc sto the House floor, The latter bill that would allow farmers to dent -or injury. “This put the Klamath dis- already has passe the Senate. use vehicles carrying special $ “F” license plante for a wider trict ‘Th bill requiring re-examina- the top of the co near g ition of persons holdin drivers variety of purposes. pany’ safet ‘honor roll’ The proble first poppe up fourth place:amo all tand chauffeurs licenses was in- “troduced by Rep Philip Lang when State Police in Umatilla and department in the PP. D-Portland, Coun arrested a man who was system covering parts of six Safet Cited goin huntin in a truek-vith an western states,” Ritche said. told the committee that “F& license plate for a_wider During the three-year period safety standpoint, said in an opinio that the law, the company’s’8 Klamath dis- ———Iiriet employe worked approx-| under f 4 SING IN — FOLK —~ EGL SOU PA ne . = ATLANTA A (UPI) in the Ku Klux Klan? Negr — Jame R. Klarisman Idaho an him Y Venable imperia eig a erie Sal 2nd, ieee low i author-jcard from m my the| for wizard.| meeting ‘Th eaid,| selected pe- are present you e e he have word. to He perpetrate take American-born people's| —has| and gentile (Belleson Belleso {torial this operate who At é a service in Nampa elan show fo1k/ “o choosin material, both concerts and recordings th trio is tate dl H ‘w Roundu ’ Sh th Kl n nall tries to include profound enou the search Division, Or Medical ey t Universit Schoo of Port. much much to the of the do fell ¢|nit that/ today They neith and are not in footboa Klamath injury. t Titewns Lav My- mu Brilliant diamon solitaire in Q4 o Pa al cuo 50 inter band tow As Monin Farms 6.00°A ig mo dia wit Lar in gracefu dail . ri swir LAK Tien y TA a Ni ” to Sun. Titee- & ‘‘eth- ~ f MAYFAIR io the point of their music and the contains. The make it of lighting effects, varied yse and funny sketches, ao it all AM eh tailor mounti with tockin weddin carrier before 6:30 p.m. before 12 n és pionee | seradeante ceunt cti akar On or Settin wit fee 300 hig prong matchi Cre three in Seven- ‘bri : : ot un inferie Born oy he 3 pair 3 . 4480 So. 6th . OPEN 9 A.M. a? TILL 8 50 wh ace b t soina Yea weekend. [perstres TERE doco te jesu ee te Pal tl Ch Kegg whom he [2 No 13 pretation: kee w Wo Wa of d. tn AL ead onemb roads-open, in chains raat Ame Le Po a ete f ler bee tem-jhad rel for t cnet fir n past|trio’s album—and over: i mos je Tk Peat ‘idow ani PIR es PORTE snow on ran deceased t of ta a |S 4 ELICUMHCEMM : Northern fal Hi (or a Plieta California: rain - cec lay. Mostly|John yo |tls the| Western Oregon Parlly cloud tonight some light likely Frida north; high 50-6 ra l ive includin ing Poriland, Josep Calif., Thomas of of extreme| some off Cali an Donal Portol this city. There children. 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Trade-In Allowance ! : SPRI HA 2 a i ‘Thos contrib the Sor Pine C Coordinated ‘ Cloth Baha Sale Rummage 9 W/ Pant Sizes WAY Slate Bend Pendleton N. ve SHASTA 2 Newport Doors & Mov Le | arummage sale Friday an Sat- in the Mason. 4o]urday, Feb, a9|ic Hall, 418 Klamath Avenue, to iM|taise funds for charitable pur- Low |New Stretch AVALON Le Shrine ‘ “| A Mortuary services, Upton the. funeral conducted Low 56 i o ments, Hig Astoria WER Brooking ; a.m, today. reas CH 4 in directic Funera c yi a in N P com ; on Le- fh W charge Arme grave- Po ee Offi ‘will and oa Sante . Shasta at Mount with thee renanacmsrnarecerecuienetommncmeoasttn followed Interment Park Memorial officiating. gio os The | the tist C Masoni of i. Thursday, Feb.. 25 at 2 p.m “Orego Some high|at Upton Mortu Chape in tonight; increasin clouds|Weed with Rev. C. Gustaffson Friday with 7.P.M.) rr i low 3 Eastern clouds - Anriv New —| ap- 10 A.M. of eight grand- are the (Sunday the on proac mar-| member of MIMD, original and Let-|an is ; iat Erni {o arrang- st o 3 Jes teas — birdie wa: La at ban . -| ‘ Rer erans Yesoatm © fi pi t dimension weddi band . Mezzanine : Or missio goa 884-8111 or which Mrs. HB th . a e 4 Call your. ae brilliant _full Lakepor contem| al-| message t Superi quality are Service BB the De | Paper Deliver aa o in Falls they are stimu-|“commercia ag t ™ ab not] OUD WORDS THAN Ee ° ap.| show group CANS | th at S Stay h {oc Da 3 H do just for of their humor but not barbed. still LUCCA CAFE joine in Mayhe Falls, a recent, fractured her breastbone. The accident happene when fun,| attempted’ to pus a bed is after making it. She slippe andi the oe» the classes March 11 the sessions progress. Bill will be the the instruc- d W ny e b routines| for|t th sou of Coe "aud The. group&# first release with Capito en g tb th [th Hg a HB Mixers The Merry Squar Dance group is sponsorin be classes 1 to 21 w startin Thursday, Feb. 25, fro Mrs. Klamath is Feb. 22 of a heart| bum “was! ailment: in jan born Dec. 20 109 se to sald classic t live in Siskiyou.Coun-| of an h poetry o English Tanguag ‘iy his entire Ite we retired machine operator from] Dick Davis, baritone and ar-. ay) three of the singér grad Long range. forecast—Gener-| the Long Bell International: Pa-| ranger for the group, remarked] ycted {rom Brigham Young ally fair.for next several days|per Company having worked|that in creating music he were University where the on 2 mitsie Keg theliste honor school’s Monda tobe square dance Gio £ young peopl age stage,| on even n In WEED—Leslie Kegg 15 th eather W Knox, e Mills on ai mo mi i b Ipointed Observers eur ¢ Pie & Sa to pr th an m 5 p a |ents,.Mr. |Eo ost, F. H. for the group wh t tem thoug rec peg. added that almost slapstick a well h Dim 4 ip [Som lan other humor musical ‘The Succu Protes. throug fraud a the mail by sendin out oath, Venable said, ML er a Klavern in his state. And“T also great| is Karl Johnso who re- membershi 1 -herebyltit to organiz and set up alCentl succeeded Ken Sculley ‘her in Idabp, Venable|klavern h Both men are workin foremen, revoked” snappe whe informed that Paul L, Bel-|said. of Namp Idaho is he Belleson a $1 al pa diste eee ee a ee air 04 chair.) ies + Mrs. Marion Lynch; brothers, p.m. Michael and John sister, Lou-| 780 to Registratio for ise all of this city; grandpar vocal-in-jences more complicate and in- new recordin f or|tricate chord structuring and| carry the message Records brin a ne w( ovement ae-| i imperial the membershi was appointe go “1 oe Wied you tiveatia Singer include his mother Survivors et Plan ReCOVErI Feral andPews er n relate cs an oe wa ER, I Malena om Hat ce sarah Dri i eapcsa SUBSCRI |} Chairmen from fall which for revie catego” and estab-| ee 5 Folk ey the ee Se vat tut illness kep he received ing Sponsor if I could obtain member-|and ‘maintain the awarenes The 3 D& a The local employe meet.reg-| shi in this highly secret organ-| ization,” he said. ularly to discuss safety prac-|strumental trio of the of Belleson said. he wrot to|tices and causes Negr reat hin to organiz L D S C Churc i a ea th mon to| ees eff — ene- sta see farm tit an tm to and National Of the declded just for kicks, ““ inci |e e Cou Teenage Class Henley student at [h a MILLS APPEARANCE Capit Records’ latest singin sensations, the D& will their musical te a Klamath Falls audien during wares Mille at Auditorium. nigh Mem Thursd bers gin includ mod- group whose fare als music are, left to right, Dick Davis bariton t ern a Denis Sorens and Duane Hiatt, both fonorn, ae oe ne a until disses distr a t cardi Dancers - e at n the Me I ir SB Court j to $3,0 SB Lawm histo ou summ m RHarrisb * es 4 alowed low SB 1 princes “brothe | canal conti ‘ To Recor Fo Safe th that &a original la voled 6-2 to/wauld. cost $2,087,0 to, carry bu fell one|out and would require 175 more’ ofnmittes The i a Soe t «
