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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 25, 1965)
ie Will — © = - . | PAGE NEWS, Klamath AND MARKE and American WALL Bendix Cor Bethlehem Steel Boein Air Brunswick Cater Cor Chrysle Cor CBS. Columbia Gas Continental Can Crown Zellerbach St Wri Fo 35% 21% 6456 58% Cement hor Ry Northern Greyhoun Yl Gulf Oil “3 ‘o ih lu Se Rye May Se Manville Nov 58% Jan pone Lockheed opp Aircraf 102% hot & Statement 3.013 3.05%4-.06 2.95% 3.00% 2.56% 2.56%6- 2.59 2.60-2.60% Potatoes PORTLAND 6454 — Potato inless stated; local 7.5 BUIL the statement f ays, organizati that “they bi presented, facto coun cre i Pr sobt b overlappin ‘di aware as Yemoves s baled 5-10 Ib tricts without vice, such School as built was Tho top to take the in floor of No story late this figure of Bush structure b 1920s buildi W. i Furniture, Inc., announced on Main D. Miller connected given was Chamber its on Street from toda that the Bogatay. The Frank and is located next the Willard Hotel to th sale 4o the b had structure Willard Hotel. walkway a 'Come- Plan School Counselors High school counselors from| dents seekin admission on cam-| number of firemen on freig througho the state will receive pus, a situation would probabl trains to two. the O inven- invitations to tour Orego Tech- develo where there would beltory bill, Wynn stated that al- Penney J C. nical Institute within the next! more applicants than facilities the legislatio abolished 7.5, few higher Idaholtio bill’ makes no provisio 3 day in order that they may available for them. Colleg offi- the tax it does not set forth Sui beg creak 4s either for eliminating the coun- learn of the exceptional educa- cials could then be more selec- methods enablin the state to ‘75a Procter Gamble ty unit or allowing the law in| ‘tional opportunities offered at| tive about the quality of student| obtain the revenues which would Radio Corporatio 31 counties with county units. the college the accep for enrollment. be lost if the bill went into ef- 6% Richfield Oil MUTUAL FUNDS “Onl Klamath and Josephin The program to disseminate fect. “The effect would be to pro- 3956 Safewa Prices until 1 counties may not. achieve coun- the role of the institute as one The board then expresse its duce a higher caliber of colleg 132% Sears i Asked|ty equalizatio in this manner,” of the leadin technical college which graduate, thereby enhancin its| disapprova of SBi38, Shamrock Oil & Gas 37%|Alfiliated Fund 9.92/the statement announced b says. “The two in the West was reduce firemen’ city technical insti- would asa reputation 61% Atomic Fund Shell Oil 5.72 6.25)boards feel -that this county is Vern Owens, local week, tution and resulting in its stu-| hours 72 to 5 hours a #4%|Blue Ridg 13.12 14.34 entitled to the benefits of coun-| to the Klamath. Socon Mobil Oil Count Cham. dents Wyn said that the committee busi-; Southern Co after 68%|Bullock bein sough 15.25 by in the 16.71\t equalizatio of same ber Commerce durin its had been informed b city offi- Southern Paclfic 39%|Chemical Fund 14.91. 16.30}manner as the other 3 coun-| regular business meeting at the ness and industry,” he. con- cials that such a bill would cost cluded. Rand 14%6| Fund 13,2 Sperr 14.47/ties o the state where coun ‘Winema Motor Hotel Wednes-| Klamath Falls $84,00 a year. ‘73% Comw. Inv. Standard California 10.73 11,73 property tax equalization is in q Bills Endorsed day. Firemen currently work on an Standard Indiana 41%\Diver Growth 10.73 11.76 effect.” Alter, a lively discussion on schedule of 2 Advantage Stressed approximate Standard N. J. a2_|D; 2177 23.66 before ‘the ‘The statement adopte by the propose legislation and 2 hours off. on hours Owens remarked that too. few! 20 E & H Stock 16.28 17.5 Stokely Van Cam state&# the cham-| lawmakers, board J a slight modification of educators in the state are fully Sun’ Mines «Passage Endorsed 20.74 Trend 22.54 30%| ber accepte the recommenda- written by Superin statement a of the valuable technical aware 19% F.LP, ‘Tektronix 5.7 tendent-of Schools In one of two 5.27 matters ti ions of its State and Local: Af- per- Ray -Hunsa- offered at the institu. 80 Texas Co 7.99 |Founders Fund 8.73 ker. fairs Committee, represented b taining to:schools, the board en- tion. Stressing the need of ex-| ‘Texas Gulf Sulfur 16.62 67%/ Se Com. 15.18 | director, and.en-| dorsed passage of SB35 a At_will be forwarded to the ‘advaritag of such| Sen.| ‘Land Gr See Aero 7.51 8.23 the unani- dorsed passag of fou bills, de- ‘measure requiring Al Flegel, D- to instructors” chair-| ‘Thiok %4| H.D.A. 5.89 6.4 Who/ action on another, and mous approval of voters in each of thé Senate Education could pass that message 7.70 8.4 man Incor Inv. the passage of one oth- school district as a requisit to Committee and principal author| to their students, Owens cited 8 Investors’ Grou re-districting. of the unification bill. The com- that_a tour would b 'Tri- one- Intercontinental 6.66 7.20 It then approve SB8 with board of directors ex- mittee is scheduled to vote on hel on within the Union Carbid next] campus Mutual 12.4 13.58 pressed its approva of HB1226 the provision that legislators bill March 4. 41%4| month in which counselors from| Union-Pacific Stoc 21.43 23.29 th the bill to provide “some amend which—would—repeal- The county school district’s statewide prep schools would be 67% United Aircraft Selective 10.47 11.26 ‘equitabl equalization.” The bill and Inventory ‘Tax, SB119 69% United Air Lines 7.86 Variable 8.5 board of directors has taken no}in& vited, consoli- which calls for reducing the provides for autom: d. The 6 idea U.S. Plyw was initially S- 26.26 28.64 stand on the bill. | dation of school districts into} vanced b Dr, Winston Purvine, U.S. Rubber 18.43 20.10 Keyston S- grades’on through 1 no later of the college, who 53% Keystone S- .S. Steel 5.65 6.18 not-reor- than Jan. 1, 1966 if has been arrangi such “tours 29 United Utilities MLT. 17.56 19.19 Directors ganized earlier. pres- 36% of the colleg since it opene West Bank Cor 9.72 10.62 ent voted 44 on this proposa last. fall; howéver, those fours 4842 Westinghous 18.44 19.94 Dickerman. cast and President hav been conducted-on 455 a’much Weyerhaeuse 5.08 the decidin vote in favor of the 58 smaller 37°4 Nat& Se Growth Owens scale, said. ‘Youngstow Steel 9.59 10.48 motion. Chamber Support Plan Nat& Sec Stock 9.26 10.12 action, the| Inconcluding A Circuit Court Wednes-| In extending jury its support to Local Securities Putnam Fund chamber. voted to defer until a Mrs, the/a afternoon awarded A lo 1 feet in diameter come: is Putnam Growth program, later date*its The following are over - the- position on HB-| be Comb nearly ‘nine bein bestowed agreed’to allocat f measure 1279 a counter quotation from the Na- Selected Amer: relating to the City, Calit., to, Winnemucca, |More tha $1,000 to defray some! times as much for her land ‘as reapportionmen of Congression Association of Security ‘Shareholders tional the State Highway Commission costs of the special proj. of the ev... i districts al one Dealers. Bids interdealer| Inv. Sve. through four.- are was willing to pay for it, of the Accum and Unite interdealer| are prices The jury deliberated an hour |to-the- Highway, which has Dickerman, presi ident United Canada asked pric ‘its terminal points at those two of the chamber, observed that! and 2 minutes before awardin pst|United Income 11:30 am. Combs $3,25 for 1,13 a Klamath cities, the sight- County| United Science tod of feet right-of- Board of Commissioners an- could resttlt in gaining the insti-/Square Value Lines Bid at tute’ its Wednesday, recognition as| alon South Sixth. The land was; Wellington for the widening of “tay j.|condemned recholOs wnienal 1464 15,83 Commissioner Frank Ganong} south. Sixth. Street to incidents Three in a more °° 16.87 18.34/said ‘the “gian Cal Pac 31% lo will -92 Windsor pet recen seri of thefts of auto- trucked through this city vdiieteg va{lane Con Freight 27% 27% g O had inves- were. noon % Friday. It is believed that| 34! Cyprus Mines Mrs, Combs $37 for the rights tigated by polic Wednesda agle.a nsterti j potential the Nevada city will place the & L 24 243 Equitable refused and woman students the in state of-way but the monument/ de Natl Bank. lo on, display asa a8 3 y Donald 252 White. accept it and the state filed 1COA citing “th completio of th e/ would achieve a much 2 24 suit.to establish a price. at the reporte to police Wednesda institute, Thvestors Ins: new 10% te highway. Mrs. Combs had ‘asked $6,10 that an $8 Sun tachometer was TULELAKE Mrs. Merton) Jantzen 26% ‘Th last i¢mtle link in the| for the land which is a 150 stolen from his car, which was 4 Brown, recuperating) Morrison Knudsen 29% 599 mile lon route to the! po foot frontage. parke in his garage, Tues Satisfactoril in Frankli Mult Kennels Ba Hos- dedicaled was near) The suit is one of a series or Wednesda morning, N.W. Natural Site 525 Lake of the Woods last Octo- filed by the highway commis- Leonard Matthews told a & rea Omark 15h 15% her, improvements Other are sion for right-of-way along: Thursda mornin two. tires she! underway 1%{er’ at the hospital where. re Met 1g of Eagl South Sixth, and wheels were stolen from his 26a4[@xp to remain for a P&a 26% and consist of the con-) Another suit ire ‘Thursday which mornin . bega Thursda se-| was day before PGE 25%4| 2474 returning! of a bypas BWBRRBVBRRBRRERBRRE and the RRR before Eee ee eae Circuit yerely Judg trailer Mornin 4 |bome. parked in front of 203 High U.S. Nat& Bank 93 94 section. new laying of - D jonald A. W. Piper. Street. and Mis. Mr. Brown. havelroa In this one, the jury will es- Suburban firemen were called} Peter M. Donald, 142 Gres- in Sacramento durin the tablish a price for at 7:17 a.m. to 3066 Lodé Street. cent, reporte to polic Thurs-| right-of- PORTLAND (UPI) Dairy/winter where a son and daugh Niremen said the fire ‘arted belongin to Mrs. Agne Kee- day that a carburetor was stol- market: fer in Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. the oil stove of th ar 35- | See, 4767 South Sixth. from his 196 automobi en To retailers: Carton|Stan Brown and family, Ege now trailer and sprea to Lynen he un- AA extra large 38-4 cents; AA/live. for, Funeral services derneath. The kitchen and liv- A daughter Mrs. Jack Fen- Lynch large 35-39¢ A large 35-37 AA 15, will be Ken held. f 11 the age also room were FunerHomeli medium 32-35¢ AA small 22- flew south Feb, 25 to be or wags Klam Bum. Concludi The trailer is owned damaged Frid by Wil- her mother, tervi Fed. Eternal Hill Mem Gecceny. liam D. Keltz, who is stationed | at Kingsley Field with the Air POTATO MARKET wishes Nor ae - ba 5 at Pali tho - i Stocks a har 9 i Tribe Dates ar. price. Backs OTI Oregon High For place.” film bag not size A 3.50 50 Ib ‘Th Intermediate School Dis- 6444 Sac ks US. 2& at 2.90; Round| which effects tax Law, 0% Reds 0 Ib sacks 325-30; Des- equalization is barred in coun-| 8.1 one lot 8.50 ties with county school districts, 359) Chute 7.5 9,509.70 U. S. 2 bakers! 5% Klamath. The unifica- as New York Central Northern Natural ra G Ga — tty| us a de- Intermediate the TREASURE CH CON busine Grou Meeting Slates Heart Senio alo » ram purcha sider Lan Pric oe t recogni no|Kat th Bro sa un Br ONCE-A- SAVIN EVE Ju Boos ‘Se Roa program| As e e Re 1673| ‘ Tule rightf ofth lead Check Thefts fou be| ye i a eae a m A c Si a in n & Recovering - Thursd Edw larger|! em W es a — ~~ FAP ~ te a Tian ollo few/ Damage Trailer ah | hi poli House 1 dam automob of!nouse. Egg *“LEGSIZE STOCKINGS about Woman 27 4| 4 Police Three be ~ For a limited time onl you Belle-Sharmeer can save on and SEAMLESS. SEAMED styles. Take advanta of this once-a-year opportunity. Enjo the fluent fit of Belle- Sharmeer Legsize stockings at these speci sal prices Regular $1.35 style Now $1. pair — | - Funerals - I — Tob se TODAY KLAMATH announce RESUMPTION OF PRACTICE USIA 6-14 0Z 6.60-6.80 6.07 5255.4 GROWER PRICES Societ |ONLOADS ind _| NET: UsiA& Mark Dr. M. Track IDAHO 400 $1. Regula style Now $1.2 pair Regula $1.65 style Now $1.41 pair Regula $1.75 styles Now $1.50 pair Regul $1.95 style Select ___ \OREGON 50 E COOPE 1435 Esplanad Tit ever favorite your personal CWT 10 LB SES Bld to THE About Steady PRICES Dental Force BASIN Moderate FOB Klama che Pla qu Fren ebe ‘presi Acade gho © “T Lo Hono r - _ i car- Presentation. of the annual se- ‘mother. Stoney’ ‘unexpecte nior play at Sacred Hear tiguest claims to be married to WILLIAMSON RIVER—There Academy, under the direction, him, although he emphatically will be a meeting of the re- of Siste John Magdalen will denies it, When Stoney’ future mainin members of the Klam- take plac on Friday, Feb. 26,|bride finds him with Pari- ie ath Tribe in the Williamson for the academ students and sian import ite will for- never River Community Hall Satur-; on Sunday Feb. 28 for the gen- get the da All the! eral public at 2:30 p.m, in “The Openin Of A day, Feb. 27 at Door” p.m. members interested in discus- Sacred Heart Auditorium. pivots on the mysterious ‘death avid. sin the Indian trusts are urged Featuring a twin billing offof Mrs, Parrish’s son, to attend. act the audience|Haunted one plays the by David&# Present will be Bernhard] will be entertained by a com-| household reaches the breakin Fedde professo of law at Ore- edy, “French death and a point which only Toast,” can State of and and wher the ‘The Of A act University, gon Opening open- Klamath Falls Attorney Glenn Doo ing a door creates a suspense- ID. Ramirez. Toast” ful drama. centers Don Campagn chairmans ajaround the character Tickets for the Stone committee _ appointe for con-|Jones, who the night before he| of tribal trusts. Dar-| is-to be married is besieged from an Sacred by a French debutante and her| emy senior. ry Ortis is secretary. trsi i at a nu News numerous | ‘Tr He a rier ~ ao yal Tom - Rand Sigmun left, holds a transistor radio, one of gifts to be won by carriers durin the Treasure subs cribers. Rand shown with ‘Chest for Contest new by Jenning In announc- plan Jennin stat- Sacred Offic SOLD this four-: purchase this the allowing District, Montgomer announced treasu che recog- be the onl way that the threé districts of this county may ever achieve one throug are plan for remodel-| those ed that the managemén happ Herald and News circulation man- Dave Green, assistant have to made the purchase ager, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gail D. Sigmund 307 plan to grow with the Klamath Herald and News Lowell to Street. He carries papers Basin. annex Eventuallythe readers between Bichn Street and Upper Klamath Lake will be used as decora- rooms the westside. Each started new subscription taken b on for the display of a tor rooms cartiers in ot out of Klamath Falls earns 50 cents and a complete line of high-styled fur- key If the ke opens a chest the luck niture. carrier a generous prize. Bush’s in business in Klam-|———————~ ath Falls for eight years, has a furniture Grants Pass. store in legislation of this type our (UPI) mar 1 I sac Us B 38%| was! boards three it was, b in Ee 5 Ward * pur- was time one Ward. Extensive have Bush and Released the built in the occupie in respon-| students] At ago. years may : 513 that four- a full’/basement. was buil Bogata chased iy. a 40% 19% Sacke Merck ‘MentanaPower educatin for “Although nize 1.27% 128 beans 3.07% 3.0244 2.57% 2.60% ggivg (A 3 651 1.22 1.25 1.28 50 fat Power e ap 65% 1.223 1.2 1.25% 1.25% “664 56%/ Homestake sibility with is with it W. D. Miller. It Willard next to the Hotel and the fourth floor, wit 2 r is an to the annex 1.50% 1,50%6-1. in grade 1-12. The bill as now written has no provision for, 147% 147% 1.47%4- 1.51% 1516 1.5% county tax equalizatio which schoo officials say would lessen the financial effect on Klamath) 61% 8244 Motor Roe bulldi Bog said i vo 1.51 4 |Se 58% Dec 38% Oats Georgi a fied schoo district : ac ie The structure i Or — Bog Inc., Grain = wie 4T6\M “ (UPI) PAR will_ Sale of the Bush Building on Main Street to Bush announced toda was Frank Bogata of shoe store. H. L. Bush is president an vice Jerry Jenning _pres ti of firm which made flat neg- a — i 28| Portl ii CHIC a Dynamics e elementar Klamath Falls directors took school Grains 25 20 244 Ford Johns prog- check hogs agre Cartiss Wrath Du Pont Eastman Kodak Eva Products Firestone Gr. Tess re Coca Cola General 555 43% Dutc Armco American Standard Aveo Cor General Stock — price made fairly goo Bus Fir Purchas Sto Sit ative stand the on M Royal Airlines propose 67% school unification bill Wednes-| 35% was up %. day afternoon with a strongly 62% worded statement to the Senate International 66% By United Press ‘Education Committee. Dow Jones final stock 20% ay- The 25% erages: 30 industrials 899.9 up which fs statement, to be approved. by 4935 2.06 20 railroads 212.02 off 0.02 scheduled 15 utilities 37 160.9 up 0.0 and Klamath Union High Schoo di- rectors Thursday evening, tells| 675 6 stocks 315.4 up 0.40. the committee that “Reorganiz 10 43% ation without provisio for coun- Livestock 55% ty tax equalizatio is not ac- (USDA) ceptabl to these two boards,” TT AN Directors of both boards Cattle 25 calves none, 32% to the negativ stand on 53% 25 shee none. No trade test, 57% American Tobacco Anaconda Copp ner STREET (UPI) YORK 10% Steels wer held ‘in 13% Autos held unchan AT&T Gen NEW 57 Motors Crosbie Curtiss Foils, Ore, FINANCE Stocks Allied Chemical Alum Co Am American Air Lines American Can * Scho Uni Vote ‘No O Measur ‘Thursda Feb. 25 196 HERALD Legsiz Now the seen; BREV for short, slim in sizes 8 to 101 le ‘MODIT for in sizes 844 to1 leg DUCHES in sizes for 94 t $1.66 pair styles in-your for ee lo full ‘o feg most own intimate la a b Hea “Ac
