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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 20, 1946)
Utitions Suppor t Redisricting Of Siskiyou County kwcA A campaign lor re- of Siskiyou county's iH(irlul districts was I i rtlMfrod this week with " 'T' of notltlonH In the ( Shimtn area requoitlntf Snnrd of supervisors to sub- the proposition to a voio 01 KPrcdltrlctlnB plan was L , March 4 mooting by f. dcU'Ktlcm of rcprcscntu L from Tulolnko, Mount ita rjunsmulr and Wood, le'antca aruuod tlint present ifflnil was unfulr to their and thouah It did not bads Said ormal In ULEM, March 20 (P) Cas- inriuv except for short m nf packed snow, the l hlgnway commission sum. ke dully road report: lovcrnmcnt Camp Clear, 28 recs, Juu incucs wmui snow, iked snow aim ice uuiwcen posts 5 and 7 on Waplnitla Iway, Lntlnm Junction Brokon Ccost, 38 dcKrces, 3 Inches mow. loini snow ai summit Inches, at Junction 84 Inch Roads normal except for L on road In a four-mile Kch cast of Junction. Chains not required. Moll Lake Lluht overcast It-Inn. 31 riourccs. Total snow timmlt 160 inches, 2 Inches I mow. Packed snow be- Jen mllcposts 61 and 67, rest od normal. Ltoria Lower Columbia (hwny still closed at cast city HU of Astoria because of le, d 1 0 u r 1 n g via Tongue tit naval base. the Dalles Lltfht snow at tier elevations, road bare. biacham Old OrcRon Trail tway free of ice and snow. ir on cabbage mil. lurns Light snow during tit. OK BALLOT lALEM. March 20 Ml Voters Jhi proposed Malheur county I Lebanon peoples utility dis- II will vote May 17 on ither the districts should be (led, State Engineer Charles Btrlcklln announced today. will advocato a charter form of government ror 1 the county with supervisors chcaim nl. 1 (1 run In tho event the .'board does not agree to a new itcullstrlcllng plan. Presenting a llirge map of the proposed new districts, accord ing to population., the delegation pointed out population figures In the five cfletrlcU and asked that tho supervisors rcdlstrlct tho county as 'equitably as pos- Hot.Talr Under tho present system, the group stated, districts four and five, combined,, do not have half tho population of districts two and three, yet they get two-fifths of tho appropriation to Siskiyou county of tho 1 s t a t e gasoline fund. They declared It Is an In equitable distribution on the basis of road mileage In the var rlous districts, iiii well as on the basis of population. In answer to inadequate roads, arguments f ron 1 Tulolnko spokesmen who 1 complained that "We're wallowing around In mud over thorn ,lf Board Chair man w. l . Dav'M Ison pointed out their district, number one, was getting u lion's share of all util ities taxes paid in tho county coffers and In ruccnt years had uuen allocated uaosi 01 tne led oral road funds. , Davidson further stated that no leu tne county is equalized tne way 11 is. 1 ; Earl Ager. Tul'ulakc merchant, declared that Uie citizens com mittee desired M have the redis ricting plan carried through to a successful completion but warned his grcjtip would "do It Consider Plan At tho close of the meet, the ooaru voted to consider tne plan witn a report us to uicir stand, for or against, , within 30 days, which will bo 1 at their regular session on Monday, April 1. Below aro thii proposed new district setups, with population based on the 1040 census and principal towns; District 1: li'ODulatlon 3007 Tulclnkc, Dorril , Macdocl, Bray and Tennant. District 2: population 8786. Mount Shasta,' Dunsmuir and McCloud. District 3: Vopulatlon 8620. Weed, Montagnte, Gazelle and Edgcwood. District 4: population S632. Yrcka, Grenada), Hornbrook and Hilt. ,' District 5: Population 4487. Etna, Fort Join a, Happy Camp and all of -western Siskiyou county. 1 Gas on Stomach m m WWM m MM Jmt mMMf bach When mnu MoniKh itrld ttuie. painful, luffoftl Ini III. tour aUraarh Aril htinbum Irftwrtbe the fuiMt'.Uint Bed kin m known for wrawoBille rviUr-nrWctnei like Ihoio In IlMI-lN TiWeU. ho WiMlM. iWll-aru brtnn wraforl In ft 4 iihuuwiui w UK iub aouui bum mcc. Mm, By JOAN O'NEILL The Teen-age club will be closed tonight. A juke box has not as yet been secured and minor repairs are need on Bev- orai items. The club will prob ubly reopen Snturduy. Honor Societv Iniilntoi The Honor Society was re plenished with a large group of juniors lust night when it took In 20 new members. The '(f initiation w a s hclU at the ti 1 mi jiueu. me eere mony was on the Informal side. Tho Hon- ' ' or Society Is open only to . , Juniors and Joan O Neill seniors who have made the spec! fled grades and are also active in school affairs. Ben Larson, Jack Eittrem, Mil ton Thompson. Charles Hell bronner. Gavlord Unington, Jody Bonnet, Mary O'Brien, Ruth Landry, Joyce Sample, Shirley Dalton. Marilyn O'Neill, Betty St. John, Norma Smith, Marion Mills, Jean Hilton, Jackie Lund, Leonard Hendricks, Frank Matthews, Jean Stroud, and Helen Collins were admitted Into the society. The Torch Honor is a national society, Foreign Articles Receiv Notic Various countries of the world aro being represented in the world geography classes by their produce. Students of this class, which is open only to freshmen, have been bringing rare and Interesting articles representing the countries that they are studying. Some of the collections have included velvets intricately em broidered with real gold and silver threads from Inflia, oriental rugs, a Meerschaum pipe, Venetian glass and pottery, and a Norwegian costume. Coins, stamps, swords from many countries were also on dlspluy. A pressed flower collection from Palestine was another of the un usual Items brought to the class room. A pipe which at one time was General Custer's, caused quite a Dit 01 interest among the students. This article was brought by Elden Jensen whose great grandfather found it. The pipe is inscribed with the date 1810. It has been highly valued as a collector's item. , Now items have been appear ing every day and the classes under the direction of Mrs. Peak, world geography teacher, are busy preparing for an exhibit on China which will be on display after spring vacation. Alumina Plant Strike Looms SALEM, March 20 (P) Threat of a strike at the Salem Alumina plant was delayed for at least 24 hours last night when employes told the city building trades council they would give the city's union machinery a chance to try to solve the dis pute. F. D. Van Swerlngen, secre tary of the council, said the chemical workers union has an agreement fnr a 1 5 no. nni wage increase which was to have Buiiu into enect March 15. He said the workers threat ened to strike when the man agoment asked that the wage in crease be reconsidered. ' Carved lettering Spice cabinet Wheel-around hose reel jtlrafifei. Fun in the"doing". a pleasure to have. Full instructions for these and more in March Sunsett When the call's for EXTRA POWER .it's WMfJE fOR MTIOfJ DUAL OCTANI QUALITY OASOLINI ) ' ' ' i .:' : j AroTane, the Dual Octane Quality 4 Gasoline, Is a power-packed motoc fuel that takes the hard work out of ' driving. Hills seem to level out. You ,t 'i shift gears less frequently. 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