Suburban League Eyes Park Areasj"
Delinquency
No Problem
A rarrfullv roiuhlrrril rr-rrratloiial
pros ram Inrliictlnr Ihr ralahlLhniriil
ilf park ami I'rrrralhlhal farllltlr
linn Iippii appruvrtl hr llm Klamath
Miililirhan l.raitlr, ami Ihr nriaiilta
t Ion uC ii park dlslrli'l la nuw In III
maklni, (
The l.riiHW, nt a ivn-iit mrelliiK,
wrnl mi iivukI In rnlnbllnli pink
Inrlllllpa for till- anillll atlljurball
arra to I tin piul llml "rvrty nltlwn
mill evny child rrcrlvn brnrflta
limn a well plnnnril mid uiiiilnurd
park at'Mrin."
Nu 0rliniliriuy
"Thr I.CMIUO li'Ha Unit llm aiiulh
suburban arm (turn mil, at thin time,
have imirli of li t'hllil li-lliifUt-iuy
problem." a apuki'Miiiiii anld Uxtuy,
"and It la hoped tu clrvrlop it pro
liram of rrrrrutloii which will rc:,ult
III hrnlihful inlnda In hnilthful
bodlci. 'I'o ihla rud Ihr Ij-imuo sub- !
mux ihr following proutam: '
"We ret-ommf-nil llml rrnldruta of I
Ihr south suburb Inkn liiimrdlata
slrp to oruuiilMi li Imiii ruiiua pro- .
Iiiam loosing In aitpiliiuit mid clc
vrlopliiii ii ayatrtn of parka, play
fcroumla and rnrrrallounl centers
primarily for cur yotmu proplr. but
hot fiiriirtlliit thai all rrMclriH.
yoiinv and old, should licit ur for
llcillrn In Una development. That a
careful itudy be nmdr to the end
that no child shall live further
Ihnu oue-hitlf imlr from a public
plnviii'iiuiitl or park.
'Thai park aliiiiild br Inratrtl In
area rratlily acrraklbla from rnilrr
of Krralral pupulalloit driully, and
ao located that rlilldrrn br ablr to
reach them without br.nc compelled
to rroaa alrrrla Willi iiravy trafflr,
"That alcp bp taken Immediately
to acquire around for thrre prlmury
parka, one north of Ho. Ill, one went
of Hummer lane and aoulh of S.
8th, and one rant of Uummrr lane
and aoulh of 8. oth. and that aa
rapidly an possible oilier parka and
playitround br rstabllnhrd to that
no child br denied accraa lo a publle
playrirouud on account of dhlance
or traffic dans-era.
"That arhiMil grainiri br developed
anil eapanrird to accommodate chll
flrrn'a rrrrratlonal and aporla pro
I rami, and that addlilona br mad
to audi arhool tralHiris, aueh aa
Nhaita arhool, to provlitr morr play
grounds, and thai clangrroua open
dlteltra on achiHil grounda br cov
rrd and olhrr haiarda eliminated.
Fair (rounds Vtt
"Thai the county fair board and
Ihe county court be contacted to
the end of wider u of the county
fair grounds br madr available for
rrcrrnllonal and community pur
poara, and that a building for com
munity gathering be constructed
for ur of 4-H cluba, Boy Scout.
Camp Fire OlrU. farm organlutloiu
and any community non-profit edu
cational or recreational gathrrinz
under adequate community control,
and thai a lax levy of S mill be
made for Uita purixiae until an ade
quate aum be raised for a aullabl
building, and lo develop and beau
tify Hit fair ground!.
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nHHHm-ii .ra . 11 r, 1-111(11 i b-
represent all rraldrnta of the aoutl) '
Public Health Nurses Talk It Over
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Route Urged
PORTLAND, April i!2 IFt Pacific
Northwest representatives testified
before a civil .aeronautic! board ex
aminer today on the need of a
direct air transport service linking
Portia nd -Seattle with Hawaii.
Herb West, mayor of Walla Walla.
Wash., waa among 10 wltneiuie rep
resenting public groups seeking cer
tification of a scheduled air service
sought by four applicants.
Mayor Earl Riley of Portland told
Examiner W, E. Baker yesterday
that Washington and Oregon were
placed at an unjustified disadvan
tage with California by CAB's' re
fusal to grant the new route.
Sid Woodbury, president of the
Portland chamber of commerce, re
ported business Interests of both
Portland and Hawaii are demanding
the service and that American cap
ital Is willing to Invest In the line.
Continued delay Is unwarranted, he
added. , '
Several Pacific Northwest shippers
of food and poultry told of finan
cial losses due to long hauls south
to connect with air express flights
to the Islands.
MIEBAI.0 Nana, Kl.ai.lb r.lli. Ore. TIIKaDAT. April ft, IM1, rata Tkra
I EADS I
Klamath county public health nurara are each other for a few minutes In the morning before starting
out on their Individual rounds of checking on aieknraa In Ihr community. The four nurses seen here talk
ing II over are l.ydla p. Howard. Annls Htruth'rra, Mllllcent Wrtl and Naomi Miller.
auburlM,
rannul
a legally ortanlird park
lirrrliy gora on rrrord aa favoring
and asks the cooperation of any
and all aiihurnan community ortanl
nation and Individual to Ihla rnd,
and thai all aueh organisation ap
point rrprrrntatlve lo confer wllh
and art with Ihr Nuhurlian League
lit carrying forward Ihla project.
"The Suburban League sukbcsu
that the residents of each of the
three community park subdivision
a mimed in this itorl meet and
organize and lake steps to select
aultuble sites for the proHiscd parks
In their resiccllve districts and to
acquire options and possible titles
lo as much of the lands selected
as possible, pemllng the organiza
tion of the district, and that such
community .organization become a
part .of the Suburban league in
carrying forward the objectives of
the plan a outlined by Una report.
The Lragur understand the
Shasta View grange also hot re
cently adopted a resolution favoring
a park program. We Invite Joint
action with the grange In this ob
ject Ive.
"The Nuliurban Lragur frrla that
rraliirs that till" program . the residents of Ihe south suburban Ona rnf inn Ptmnvsi
he rarrled forward without area are to be congratulated on ; VpJrJIIUn ncmuTCI
organized park dlslrlil, i living In the most naturally beautl- IU-JI Erom Luna
on record favoring ! ful prl of Ihr Klamath rail, area, rJU' rruiTI Llinu
Ihr formation of such park district, and Invite all resilient, lo Join . PORTLAND, Ore., April 21 iX'i
totrlhrr III a community beautifying
program In building for Ihr future,
home, park. Btrrrt. rhurellr,
biislnrs building and community
crntrr. In a well planned and har
monloua Melting which will draw lo
our arra Ulnar desirable elements
which go lo make happy and con
tented homra.
"Wr, Ihr proplr of Ihe south au
burb. must do our own planning and
murh execute aueh plana ourelvr.
"Signed: NED SMITH. President.
"ADA HAHLKKN. Secretary."
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