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THE EVENING HEHALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
December 23, 10U5
CRATER PARK
IAS GOOD
FOR HOLIY
With roads Into the area open
and snow (porta conditions good,
' winter travel Into Crater lake
park continued heavy over the
week-end.
The park service Issued the fol
lowing Information on roads and
condition! which will be of ln
terest to holiday travelera:
Road Conditio: South En
trance Klamath Falli to park
boundary, via The Dallea-Callfor-
nla highway, free of anow. Park
boundary to Annie Spring check'
lng elation, 11 mllea, cleared of
(now by plows.
West Entrance Crater Lake
nighway from Medford to Colon
Creek, Si mllea, free of anow.
Union Creek to park boundary
10 mllea, aleared of enow by
state plowa. Park boundary to
Annie Spring cleared of enow by
plowa. Annie Spring to lake rim
six mllea, aleared of anow. While
the roada at present are not In
each condition ai to require the
use of chains, this equipment
should be taken on trips aa a
precautionary measure. Some ice
la encountered In spots along the
way and necessitates cautious
driving.
The rim, east and north en
trance roada have been closed
for some time and will not be
open again until the spring
months.
Weathert Weather conditions
are now Ideal for lake visits with
cloudless skies, bright sunshine
and crisp air. Snow is approxl'
mately five feet deep In the rim
area, with ample space available
tor parking automobiles. Slopes
tor skiing and sleigh riding are
numerous near the lodge. Per
sons are advised not to make
cross-country trips of any dis
tance unless accompanied by a
member of the Crater lake win
ter crew familiar with the park
terrain. A akl trail la being
marked from the lodge to park
headquarters, a distance of a
mile, and skiers are asked ' to
use this trail In traveling be
tween the two points. Facilities
for warmth and comfort are
available at park headquarters,
Should weather at any time
appear threatening, motorists
planning trips via the south en
trance can obtain weather and
road Information from the Na
tional Park Service office or the
chamber of commerce in Klam
ath Falls and from the Rainbow
Oarage in Fort Klamath. Motor
ists approaching via the west en
trance can obtain similar In
formation from the National Park
Service In Med ford. Telephones
are located at the south and west
boundaries and can be used by
; visitors in calling park headquar
ters for last minute information.
Beds National Monument:
. This monument la open tj travel
the year around. Approach roads
are in good condition. A park
ranger is stationed at Indian
WelL administrative headquarters
for the monument, and la avail
able tor Information and other
aid. On week-ends when a suffi
cient number of visitors present
' themselves, special guided trips
are offered to the outstanding
eaves of the monument and to
the monument historical area
where Modoc Indian war waa
fought in 1872-78.
P.-T. A. Notes
The regular meeting of the
Fremont P.-T. A. was called to
order by the president, Mrs.
Hosley, Tuesday, December 17,
and the following program waa
presented:
Accordlan solo, Lavene McColIum
A Christmas Play, Six Low.
Christmas Carols, Mixed Chorus.
A very Interesting talk on Girl
Scout work was given by Miss
Ella Redkey. She spoke on the
aims and procedures of meetings,
growing membership and bene
fits derived from the organiza
tion. Mrs. Kelley spoke about the
Christmas party to be given to
the Bchool by the P.-T. A.
A clever idea for a question
box was arranged by Mrs Hob
loy. A number of questions con
cerning P.-T. A. are asked and
answered each meeting.
Miss Phinney's eighth low
room received the prize for hav
ing the most mothers present.
Tea was served at the close
of the meeting. The table was
beautifully decorated with silver
and blue aB the color Bcheme.
Silver and blue candles form
ed the center piece with blue
cellophane streamers and balls
of blue and silver attached to the
streamers.
The Christmas pageant given
by pupils of Mills school at the
Mills P.-T. A. meeting Thursday
evening drew a large crowd with
over two hundred in attendance.
The affair followed a short busi
ness meeting. Those taking part
in the program were Beatrice
and Lester Bishop, piano duet;
Patricia Richardson, Betty Ash
bridge, Josephine Zumwalt and
Jane Rau, violin ensemble;
Evelyn and Royce Craig, piano
duet; a group of fourth and
fifth grade boys sang Brabm's
Lullaby.
The Christmas pageant char
acters were Mary Lavahn Hod
ge; angel Wanda Langmaek;
shepherds Clarence Hall, George
Bowerman, J. D. Bagley, Jr.;
kings Melvin Ramos, Bob Moore
and Virgil Kinkade; announcer
Kenneth Smith; Joseph- Vern
Phillips; scenery Louie CoBla,
Alfred Manprin, Mildred Bower
man and Eileen Raynor. The
chorus under the direction of
Mra. Neva DeSpaln waa aelected
from the eighth grade.
During the business session
Mrs. Nelson Reed talked on ad
vantages of a trained child wel
fare worker being sponsored by
the League of Women Voters,
radge JE. B. Ashurst was also
swsatos, sod aroke on the pro
ject. The petition sponsored by
the League of - Women Voters
was favored by Mills and signed
Mills P.-T. A. will hold the
next executive mooting Friday.
January J, at 3:30 p. m., in the
school office.
Itnooervplt school held Its reg
ular P.-T. A. mooting on Decem
ber 17.
The mixed chorus sang beauti
ful Christmas Carols and Miss
Lunllan's dniicers entertained
with several numbers,
f Mrs. Nelson Hoed gave a re
port regarding the need of a
i graduate social worker for the
Juvenile work in the county, and
the Roosevelt I'.-T. A. weut on
record aa endorsing in mo.
After a short business meet
ing the inombers adjourned to
the tea room where refresh
ments were served.
The children of the school en
joyed a Christmas treat Krhlny
afternoon, donated by the P.-T.
A.
The Allnmnnt P.-T. A. mot at
the Shasta school, December 17,
with a large attendance of mem
here and friends.
A Christmas progrum was
given by the 6hasta school. This'
was followed by a business meet
lug with Mrs. Twyla Fergusou
president, In the choir.
Mra. Misfoldt and Mrs. Warn
er gave full and lnteresllng re
ports on the state convention!
held at Medtord. The theme of i
the convention was "Building for
Permanent Values."
Mrs. II ll it Sehults was elected
slate vlco piisldeiil at tho con
vention. An effort Is being mai to
sliiudnrillio inn- avsu.-iatinn. Duos
are now fitly conts Dor member.
Reports from the difforeut study
groups were glvon.
Mis. McClollan's group Hat
ens to a hrondrnat over KilAC
every Wednesday nftornonu at
1:30. They will woleomo imy
one who Is Interested to moot
with I hem.
Mrs, White's group Is Inter
ested lu thn study of pnrllu-i
mentniy law. A corieciioiulenco '
coursu is In rouuliloruilon, If
nine, mouthers nro liiloreilnd In
this thn mil will lie one dollur.
If you uro Interested, see Mrs.
Whltu, near Ilia Alliiniout school.
A comily-wldu mooting will be
held In Klamath Fulls alioul
"Founder's Day." Mrs. HimfarJ.
of I'oriiillla will he tho speaker.
Watch fur this mooting. It will
tutoroHt you.
At a recent rummiiKO sul In
clnii'Kii of Mrs, Hi-hulls, Mm,
l-'ei'itunou and Mrs, While lite
sum of f 10,00 was reiillr.ed.
This will bo npnllod as a pay-
mntit nu I ho moving pictura unt
vlilno purchased liy Hie schools
recently,
Mrs. Melton's room won the
prise for thu most anil most us
able rumiiiuga for tho salo.
Miss l.ydla, Frleka gave talk
on tho vuluo of the liilierciilnals
test.
An effort Is being ninilo In
which It will he posnlhlo for
thn gniilo children of county
schools, lulio Ilin liilierciiloiils
tost, lifter the holidays.
Slileo the acceptance of our
secretaiy's resignation lu our lust
meeting wn liuvn been without
a seereiary for thu mouth. Mrs.
Juild, sonutiuy pro tein road Hi
miliums, Uf., tho last mooting.
Thosowurq accepted.
Mrs. JlilUl Wlshurd was uniiii
linninly. oloutod sue ret my for the
leiniilnder of the year.
Tea, eoffea anil culm win
served nl Ilia end of thn meet
lug. Michael li'iiriiiliiy was n grant
research worker In the relation
liotwuen magnetism anil ulectrlc-
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