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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 26, 1965)
As, ION ane of = _ ig a ° . | — PAGE—4 HERALD NEWS, AND MARKE Klamath and Falls, Alfiliated Fund’ W Ridge O Apr Livestock 9.18 PORTLAND (UPI)— (USDA) livestock: Cattle 1450. Steers mostly 25c — good- most ‘goo 20 22.5 agg entertainin standard.| - att y Beef-O- The 23- lower; hig 9.93 KU Un Giv Ok T Bud Beef-0- Schedul 1965 Ore. FINANCE Stocks MUTUAL FUNDS until 10 a.m. Today Bid Asked! Prices 2 Friday, Feb. & school highly a that In 5 = By education and CARAHE! R JOE Prep around the of rerafe Nelfers 21-1. Sroind Ehe Fund 14 y.a5/ cow 101350 ublity canmer-/ bulls re caer ese grit of Colonial Fund 13.26 14.49 Her-|store. by see Calv 275 Slaughte closed| 10.76 Co Inv. 11.76/ mostly 3-4 lower; late sales a a Ne w Cara rh eae this The buildin had a porch right at the entrance. On| Diver Growth 10.74 320 Ib down 22-28;| 11.77| platform they usually ha Her which couple chairs has been Sch |ing al’ closed 1420, uulity-standard i eee 25 Hogs bench the ol’ boys could sit and gilts/ spring event for homemakers| Barrows aroun and complain 2ay of will not about the oauit Fun 1kM@2lcl to 25¢ higher; 1-2 190-230} the high price of vegetables} government, nu yea 12.57 Fideli Capital and 13.66/1h" 1 Arra debate how the St. Loui Browns would end the: h this yea Arrang 20.66 Fidelity Trend 22.46 medium 13-14. the Orego Beef Council and|American League season. The pearls of wisdom they panda 14 1 Shee the Klamath Count Cow Belles|would 4 Fe slau drop punctuated by periodic bursts of Cli- i ste ligher; Founders Fund. 8. 8.74 a aein 5 118 Ib voted | down their shirt). coop o t Be O-lmax j ice, part of which would prime| choice, few pr a Com a es fronts; the rest serving to settle the dust in front of the The BeeLO-Rama pre- pells 21 Hami HD 5.91 culk- establishment. rey 4g|S N eran Oreg fowns| 8.38)°& Bullo 9 Th 80081 many good-| mixed 20 ~ of ways new use was Nevis and School mittee for ; or cuss or ments a § u have However, the 1965-6 budg contains one item missin from the 1964-6 total a $273,24 paymen on the bond issue which was approved by voters last sprin to finance a new ninth grad school. were to . 4 instead, = — run said. 22. Se .. Caraher was Pa . 5 3 I Inv. incorp IC 7.67 par roan last 5.73 6.26 6.68 7.22| PORTLAND 2.54 13 23.40} T Sele 10.48 7.9 Variable 26. ‘Keysto S-3 18.41 Keyston S- 5.67 i (T Inv. Se at — Ru 5.53/ washed otherwise unless stated local 7.50 baled 5-10 Ib -36}sacks . 10,5 a U.S. 18.08| 15.78/6.8 9509.70; U.S, bakers 7.25 few higher Idaho 5-1 Ib bag mesh 4.50 - 8.69) ve ie Re Cro T Spons Car Par Securities the- followin are over quotation from the Na- Association of Securit ~ ‘ heav sro, tday Bid Christmas Asked 59% 49% 31% 275 68 2% 10% 2% 29% 3% 52v 525 15% 15% 30 446 26% 27 247 a O54 4 represents veterans’ commission hold its next regular in Klamath meetin who} groups at| man a public he came out in favor of a bill to chang Oregon loyalty oath for teach-| ers Until Kell Owens of Salem| took the stand the House Edu- cation Committee had heard. a} strin of witnesses condemn the: oath. They de- new pro pose manded that the current one be kept even thoug the U.S. Su- preme Court had ruled that one| nearl identical to it was. un- then to the by _month Falls get his stick ste over for let and oranges—which the pound—and * in the to Well the general store isn& a thin of the past the Winema Hotel on March yet. ‘The meeting will begi at 9:30/Take the one at Fort Klamath, for instance. It is owned and is open to the gener-jand a.m, operated by nice, elderly lady name of Elizabeth interest- persons i al public. All ed * ee Na ee - be/ bak f busi age ‘ : Antldu cook cere Ye tape lunch pails thermos bottles, tea ad “Pm Owen be har first, Eigh eue appar pus elth Obituar Slated take a Falls “wit nuclear} = a absolut Tach A Sun sad NCurvi Stolen tachometer Abo report. was about that,’ ed stolen to police ‘Thursda “I happe to Mike “Ferguson, 132 Sargent American told polic the instrument was I have. to taken from his car, which was sorry divergent view.” parked in front of his home. the from Frank lot of a 1B Funeral ath rs Home ets. in hom 10 LB FI 6.60680 1965-6 a budge call- a sligh decrease in rivers. Watson said that until theljev from 196485. This de- The basements of some dwell-jcity suspend its pumpin op-|crease may become even more in Klamath Falls and theleration it had been dumpin because Thursday’s pronounce South Suburban stilljsome area are 2,0 gallon of runoff/ school suppor announce- dam from the drainag minute into the lagoo forlmen that|per the State Department by four hours-daily, seepe into them from the/ Mean-| Education give the elemen- ground above; others residin while the county was pumpin district nearly $30,00 tary alon Link River are continu-|some’ 7,000 gallon of water| than had state revenue in to pump excess water out|from the lagoo into Lakelbeen expecte oftheir cellars, {Ewaun and the Klamath Riv-|”& publi hearin on. the ele- Less fortunate farmersjer. are Althoug the count pump-|mentary budge “i scheduled and cattle producer in the vi-ling project has improved con-lMarch 2 and a hearin on the einity of Keno who havé Watson 10,000| was unable| school budge is tentative, under water, not includ-|to acres. forsee when the job would] ich ly scheduled April 5. The b completed ing, in certain cases, man election will be May 3. He added that the count con: budge thousa of dollars in farm persona property missioners were considerin es- & and dwelling that have a permanent Wood for baker business. Falls, has approve ing for Pumpe ing many years| in Klam+} after a and a half absence to ac- ‘cep the position of Klamath di- vision manager for Béck& Bak- eries it was announced b Mike| Beck of Medford, ath Water returned year oe plant irrevocabl damage at ing Stand Taken pump-| the southwest cor- Roa as i commodore, leepeni the mile beginnin . him... for A . the U of! NOTI poin one | |! EX COPI PTA To Meet | of the 1965 Progr Editi For ® BO: ther, Send one Mailed Anywher in U.S. a relative or friend... to alcade of about the NOTICE LEGAL a wife, . to visit at reef—a: proj- mile north of He wa an active member of, along the “Keno Beatt Else- the Klamath Falls Rotar Club lect that when completed will where, portion of the Silver waterjLake and Militar roads which| and ha retained his member-. accelerate the flow of the entire course alon of|were washed out have bee re- ship in BPOE No, 1247 the Klamath River. upper pair and similar work i con-| “T look forward to renewing PP&a has let for! tinuin on other contracts county roads, long-time friendship and com- both project to the Morrison- Winston Kurth munity activities, and to mi '¥| count engi Construction Comp heer, told the Herald and New new job of presentin Beck’s; that damag roads: line of breads and pastries to|& are bein Officials Optimisti Klamath repair on the basi of “their! Basin homemakers,” Officials of the ‘power com- priority and will b restored as said, He assumed the! - Beck’s management this month. pany are optimistic that bar- Soon as we can get to them.” ring an unusuall early sprin Hunter and his Progress issue wonderful home live! yo A ‘Cay- telling them all in town which ‘ CWT Bid things going 4179 IN | EMBY, Nol ce | is eae 7 THE THE FOR dn.ine | 2 SK : , latel Stead 1602 Bogatay, the friendly shoem LEGA Moderate 700-725 Ralp Hunter, in the Sema dlst direct by overflowin Sycan Williamson, Spragu and these SHIPMENT IDAHO PRICES Hunt Take Pos I Klama ee!. : I’m USIA : i Clear skies durin the past few weeks has caused the Haat “eacs OFego campus The Klamath Count Council level of day will convince Klamath Lake of one you to thing: You can’t tell the profs from many of the under- of PTA will meet Tuesday dro to a poin where it is In p.m. at Pelican now. near normal. accord grads (without a program). The both wear those bush March 2, at School. All. PTA members are with the changin runoff pic- beards. Oh doctor! And we saw one kid drinking coffee invited to attend, Harve Den- ture, a reliable source said that Erb Union. He needed a haircut and was. Altamont effective March the.» power barefoot. t ham, principal of Junior High School, wil spea company will It reminded reduce its out- of those depressio da us in college. If; Problems of Administering | flow. alon ‘the Klamath on River #" ark. Wari kid didn’t have on shoes it wasn&# be use he was School. some a charge of arrange: from 7,200 to 6200 m f Hig Juni kind of kook, He just hadn&# gotten any: money from wicho ‘TODA POTAT MARK FO Salaries Up The approve 1965-66 budge for total expenditure of of low- $1,680,95 General fund expen- of thelgitur of itsimu Geneva runoff the excess water now have retained their home at Cheers| 110 Carlson Drive where the inundatin pastur lands east of for Phil Parsons, the United Fund executive, who. has again live with their 4-year- Keno will return to the Klam- ath River before March 1 ;|been named winner of the Jaycee’s Distinguishe Serv- daughter, Sheri Lynn. with concerned the Peopl ieajice Award and the fact h became father of Keno situation alread have re- .O'H twins re- of arrar ceived an assist ‘from the wea- se-icently wasn’t even mentioned in the accolade. Phil has regular monthly test of Klamath sorry. of floodin the : Pale ed ie you S answered, member a Legion tha I a Howard pointe out that A. D. Perkins of Portland ha testified esli-\cated Hurt Accident ~ ¢ egio just ahead of Owens that the American Legio oppose it. damag indi-/ - zations, includin the . ypert prope ng . support city of Klam- Count Civil establishmen Defense Department hav Cyelist In the namin business and tate House! dozen organi- warnin system Will be con- American ducted at noon, Monday March) 1 Civil Defense Director Jim “And you support this bill?” Watson announced. today Sirens Howard asked in the city and suburban ‘areas will blare a “Correctly warning durin the brief test period, Owens answered. half surfaces in their, Meanwhile, the and spilled into homesjath Falls and the wakes, However, the $295,50 State Department of Educa- tion informed local school offi- that cials Thursday afternoon the can hig school district expect at least $356,00 in basic Area Basin leaving muddy Car — than school support It had estimated in the proposed total we ~ Test more — card had/ Purple basic ‘been Flood Week Felt In Klamath cough a Runawa Damage s( recited, total of the jner Relief In Sight lago to prepare WASHINGTON (UPI) — The For those of tenacious spirit, {for the possibl Teoccurren Of united States is goin to con: other-areas, and writing.” “areas_a:-chance-to- With Fluhrer’s, he first was the financial },@-similar-emergency-in- party. cumen,~and tinue to meet force with ‘Additional force meeting will sales manager and then became] wherewithal With an 8 to 8 schedule, some is ‘respit seven day a week, it scheduled in other cities from| in Viet Nam until there is a Cleared hardly seems like there would be time for Mrs. Lodsle manager of in the Klamath Falls| sight That relief is to come in time to time, !basic decision by the Commu- 1954 operation diversion ditch, i form of a Meantime, employe of to rea history and poun the thejnists to give up their aggres- typewriter. But then she| under construction now Hunter. of east was active in many, Count Road Departmen ai-| sion. repréents ‘another generation which hit the ball when communit projects, He serve will Keno, which supplement| were at. work clearin That was the substance of a ith Keno there was work to be done; a da before regulatory dam in landsli from: roads and they had income as campaig chairman of the re-|series of policy is- statements A runaway: th automobile from went waters Klamath a d County United Fund| dischargin taxes, 1g government ard reports, Thursday by the White hours, wages efficiency and was honored as “Mr. Unit- newly through’ front yard and struck formed 10,00 the record storms, acre! House and other to officials of A It in-/€xperts, 17-year-old youth was the home of Mrs, A..R. Dick- was an era whe you “charged” and the clerk ed Fund” three years ago. He lake down the Klamath River. Amon roa since returned|the Johnson administration. after-\“wrote up” your order in a sales book that had Son, 5828.Shasta Way ubout 10]JUr slightl Thursday In addition to eliminating the |e. was. an active member of the is the Codowa ervice your "Kmper minor|t00n when his motorcycle struck bottleneck . .m.‘Thursday causin at the regulato Spring Road which Klamath Yacht Club, indelible holdin name“in written has pencil bee along the binding. of a car rear on North damag to the car and dwell.| also| for a distance of two many offices includin a term dam, the power company is said he would “pay up” on th person .|When a e Ing, Orego State’ Poliée “have river channel Hunt, S he the mated at millions of dollars. lands in the vicinity $1,327,1 are above With the publishin of the|Great Northern Railro yards! of $1,219,7 964-65 total Herald and News’ annual Prog-| Washburn Wa is bein re-| principall due to salary in Edition ress develop-| substantially today and inclusion of main- creases The excess hig water has ments are underwa which will T-\tenance items left out of the from Washburn Way eliminate the effects of soon the} at/ig budge The impact of the rampagin floods’ that touched the lives of|Laverne Aven and last We Adoptio of the ‘hig school rivers from| residents of the Basin, swep bridge nesda the cit complete some Thursda night includ- their concrete foundations, tragically, some less seriously./two- proje of pumpin ing a genera fund levy cut, is washed away asphalt highway water from excess near Residents Dig Out thelii second piec of budgetar Most of the residents in the|° & C tracks into the flood-| to b handed to lo- news soo northern portio of the county made lagoo north of the Great ical taxpayers, have since du out of the de- Northern freight yards, accord- in to Jim Watson Civil De- The city bris scattered farm. across committee last wee budge fense lands the then 2 after or reported when he came out or the woods, he The of the car, James| T. Shaw, 523 South owner for/meant it. His word was good; real good! constitutional, had/ Hargrove Keno, stated he to closel Then Owens announced. that Well, that’s how it goes with Elizabeth said his cycle struck a The auto in a parking his parked Loosley, the Oregon Veterans Legislative station wagon which writer lot across the street from and general store Mrs.| owner Fort. at Committee supporte the bill Dickson&# home. that| He said i th street, preparing) Klamath, a cradle of history in the old west. containing the new oath. to back into a parking space. t The audience seemed’ stunned, * * * was.driven by Darrell gar’ There were a few loud gasps. Johns, 35 675 Lak e- U and Down ‘the Rialto rolled nto the woman&# prop-/ Th bubbly per- Rep. Norman Howard, D-Port- shore. rly. sonality, Joyce Mann, has moved from the cashier’s sta land, asked Owen who his com:} mittee represented. tion at the Winema to a job with the video station... “The Veterans of Foreign edition Progres addition: Bush Furniture has bough the Wars Disabled American Vet-| |, space they occup and the Willard Hotel. floors above ‘the Order. of the erans, Heart,” Still The aftermath of the great- disaster to strike the coun- ty and the state continued to th Ki be felt of in - Count today, eigh weeks al-| ter storms beleaguere the Ba- sin with record amounts of rainfall, causin rivers to flow! from their banks to ruin farm- lands communities, and cities. est * at 1 bring levy is budge that state support- would Impact. Of Christmas the butter. backdr proper a and ple. of people bought then * box a Gay Nineties theme will provid Explained to $1,070,2 23.78 mills based on valuation current figures. The 18. was 1964-6 levy mills. ‘The 1965-6 genera fund is 17 the mills and serial 7 lev 6.0 mills. The prime reason for a cut in the genera fund levy for 1965-6 is an expecte increase in state social tonigh at Roosevelt School from to 9 o' Laurel and Hard will be shown in both gyms, Con- auditorium for tha children. Coffee, homemade cake or pie and ice cream with punc for the children will be served. Shown here Ger Hyde chairman of the social, give Orin Perkins sveenth grad teacher, sam- a pre- hither beans of can a down A — cream ton drovs, Hunter. was associated with; Lion and Lamb tallies for the |&quo meeting of the commission} and lamp chimneys to Port-|! to be held outside of the name just a few items. Fluhrer&# from 1940 until Febru. ecard are being fashioned by land for area time/ call us a general store is apt.” some ary of 1963 He purchase Ponderosa Nursing Home pa- land a recent flows de- ‘Cascade polig Baking Compan in| How about a button hook? Or a shuttlebob tients under supervision of the for the Bend cision to hold periadi meeting and operated that baker Gray Ladies. old Singer? This is.our question, Mrs. around the state to give in- until selling it in December last| Loosley The publi is invited to the terested individuals in outlyin “My hobbies are history which this and year, concerns ‘Treasure | Ov Oath legislature shocked hearin Thursda when cornflakes, next bin, thence its normal the game| by the dozen not announced it will/So it went. ai ea A Fig Brew th yon. “ 93 could H CREAM SOCIAL SET old-fashioned ige an movies of Buster tinuous cartoons in the behind running gen- s (UPI)— ICE for Old A clerk would wait on you, and as we re- would present a note from home listing items to be purchased. Mom tried to write the list in such a fashion as to prevent the clerks from and Slash item This 1965-6 |which from we Chapte Amer- inelude ta tee ee, 11 27% Morrison Knudsen Mult Kennels SALEM package benefit a ee N.W. Natural Omark Ore Met PP&a P GE U.S. Nat& Bank, and members Phillips chairman,|tile establishments: Lion and Wayne [Lamb card party, Treasure Tea Baker, Phil Schneider, sta te| “I&# 80 years old walk with a cane but at that the and auction Saturday March 6,| game director, and departmen store is open from 8 a.m. to 8 B p.m. seven days will also a week. - e| atthe. Willard Hotel, Ther Ldoehs work. foods, and present, on “Now as to stock. Do you want a pin or a needle. the for the calendar meeting, cream or baby powder? Or of interest to the publi aspirin or Ex-lax, shaying dam-| a good cigar, rat poiso or schoo supnlies? auction and other items will b Include a resume of flood resourc-| to| te fish and game “Today, perhaps, you want coffee, or milk, ice’ welcome. 6 Anyon wishin 1985 uplan game bird al- donate useful articles new or|¢ postcards, a scarf, costume jewelry, imported, Creek and used, or food, may call Mrs, locations, Bridge and saucers. [Denman game management cups Hug Swaney, 884-321 or the “Or did I Ladd Marsh options, and arets, understand you to say butter, cheese Red Cross office, 884-4125 brief on the propose sale of dry or Mrs, Winston Purvine is we have Drain-o, rice, olives, (tte Hermiston Game F m,| er chairman, Mrs, Belle Cote others items. of business ar will shortening; ceramics, toilet tissue, do food. is in charg of the ‘Treasure “We have bacon, wieners, ham, brown be discussed during the meet- men’s sugar, ‘Hunt and Mrs. C. R. Canine is and ladies’ underwear, giftwrap paper, toys, nails, fuses, baked “toad ing, This is the first generat busi-| electrical sponsor 5 50% 32% 27% 25% 24% 69 Oe 25 24% Ins. woods. NP. Loosley Here at Loosley’s General Merchandise they invited to attend, are Commissioners to be present| everything. You name it, they&# got it. If they Joe Smith, Klamath} haven& they& get it. Tallant Greenoug Co- to recuperate Falls; Let&# turn the podium over to Mrs. Loosley, pro- demand during the prietores of one of the last of those famed mercan- Week floods, will Dealers. Bids are interdealer pricé and asked are interdealer| Klamath Basin ‘asked prices ican ross, untll 11:30 PST to am. elce Investors Jantzen the crew other and the of of the counter. call it, Departin from meetin custom, —— ; pora Bank America Boise Cascade Cal Pac Con Freight Cypru Mines Equitabl S & L Ist Nat& Bank COA of was the P ans ee t I Klamat Roun 2.90; - : = neck our line one ° nit ame 11.52 Reds 5 Ib sacks 3.25-3.50 D 12.79 chutes 7.50 8.10 one lot 8.50 16.75 ional in branch t 1 fil ba n 2’ si 3. 5 I 8. Local Egg : 10.58 15.57 The store a ———— ‘Wellingto ‘counter near ans Potatoes 11.70 17.32 14.44 iinit Sci come ei ; 5.06 9.59 ‘Shareholders, {United Accum United Income general a right’ was it didn’t be- sto there, they available shortly. There} would throw off a mail sack be no charge for admis-| city, as 0 Sta 92 Sec Putnam F Putnam Growth T advi Coun 188.48 at Div jat Sec Growth We had as Pere an soon as ——— 17.60 9.71 Growth are Dairyjcur tickets — retailers: Carton! wil 11.27/ extra large 38-4 cents;-AA sion tickets. Ou recollection of the general store The Beef-O-Rama wil be 8,60 large 35-39c; A large 35-37c, AA] was grocer: 32-35¢; AA small 22- jointly sponsore by the Oregonjie on one side and great bolts of 28.73/ yard goods on the Beef Pacific 20.09] 26c. Powerlother. In the back was. the hardware department and and Light Company and the 6.19 then still beyond that, a stockroom. Around the front Herald and News. 19.23 end of the plac sacks of potatoe and were 10.6 PORTLAND peanuts (UPI), —-Potato 19.98 market: 100 Ib sacks USLA and such. Otherwise all the merchandise 21.52 Keystone S- 2,50 jomemakers (UPI) audiences to year, lat a Egg G a but an overall levy rise due to the repayment of a $1. mil- lion bond issue. The budge calls for a gener. al fund levy of $796,98 a slash both from the proposed levy of '$ and the 1964-6 levy of 6 ‘sows Union High Budge Com. night ap. 1965-6 budg callin cut in genera fund tax- a es, & so 82) Thursda prove & C a ; A Klamath District The high-powered age of the computer, jet air- liners and the super duper, all- we-sell-every-| |thing shopping center, you almost forget a time, way] be an{bac yonder, when they had a thing ealled a general this 3 Wied US 24-02 MIN My io PROBATE SETTL CIRCUIT ‘OF KCAMATH Matter of the Deceased. I hereby ina! Acoust t abov OF 126,091__| | ON ori 816 OREGON JOREGON 85 SRG pe 129,26 aR 12,96 Estale eM Neer [lameetie No. 223, SETTLEMENT sess L./ct8 the Stan n Natlon adm th of t em eae ‘ek Se o an : the acts a ot the es ee G of A ee mamnarreets Fab. 17, 26, ‘March 5, 12 1965. ane 24h Nine th the for ial"accou am Bla salt a eede Attorney oolec. hea aettoment KERN. Administrator eo) for Feb. 14 acres” Artesian, improved business Jo 19: “45 Main St. I Hot x 200 water. 35 March 120 acres, Montague, Adi)sistratar 19 S, 12, 1965 Falls Ore, ee Name ee of Persen to ee hillside $2,500, lot, Riverside St. Sewe pavement, see. ir mangenese, Calit, P.O. Box City... terms. 137 gold On — route Klamoth of interstate Falls, Orego I Hiway, i Nom of Sende es Receive Progres Edition ST 80 tion aan ; No. 231, Court 94s, at cetchroees the March, to in coupon below and enclose 50c which includes postage, Herald a News, Klamath ne O 9 of Mail | ROY of the ‘Court nas’ appointeg M at FAM. the ti as sbiections to such final account ettiement terest. tend Te FINAL “NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN &qu ihe | undersio ned. administrator of the est St RUTH. LOWENGREN “KERN, as filed in-ine Circult Court af oR OREG COUNTY that a OF NO. COURT 3965, 46 E {IDAHO Jus fill NOTICE ee I * GE
