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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 8, 1948)
rAGI TWELVE HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON MONDAY, MARCH I, 1941 Recreation Notes Mis-Use Of Facilities Bad I For Youth Program Smith By SAM SMITH City Recreation Bupervisor We frequently hear the comment that more use ihould be made of the building! we now have, and John Q. Publio can't understand why groupa are sometimes hesitant In permitting use of their facilities. . In talking to the persons in charge of our several large buildings we find them a very agreeable group of people. They, too, feel tho facilities should be used to capacity but they have the worry that we will mis use rather than use the facility. , We must show good faith with the custodians of our public and private buildings and use the equipment only for its Intended purpose and use only that portion of a building we agree to use. Above all, if dam age Is done, report It at once and make arrangements for repair. Such thoughtless acts as chinning on bas ketball hoops, taking advantage of an unlocked door to go into other parts of the building, etc, lead only to hard feelings and eventual loss of the use of the facility. Let's remember that being notified we can't use a certain building is a reflection on our mis-use of the building or a similar one in the past. Now, for this week's activities. We are Including the teen-age activities in this column to encourage all teen agers to participate in their own program: Monday 8:30. swim party at nata torlum for Altamont Junior High Glee club: 7:00. teen-age dance in struction at Moose lodse (Mr. Proc tor) : 8:00. ceramics club in art room. KUHS (Mr. Banister). Tuesday 7:00, private swim party at natatorlum. Wednesday 7:30, swim party for women's physical education cla.ss at natatorlum under Lillian Redkey; 8:00, Ceramics club in art room, KUHS (Mr. Banister). Thursday 6:30. swim party for all teen-agers at natatorlum ( Mr. Proc tor and Mr. Friedman): 8:00. Cer amics club at art room. KUHS (Mr. Downs). Friday 6:30. swim party at nata torlum for Camp Fire Girls and Girl Scouts 'Ella Redkey and Miss Den ton i. Saturday 1:00-8:00 and 0:00 to 0:00, open swimming at mitutorluni (or everyone; 8:00-13:00, teen-age dance at American Legion hull With broadcast over KFJI from 10:30 to 11:00. To Buy, Sell or Trade It pays to read Herald and News Classified Ads it pays to Advertise! F.W.BERTRAM JKWKLKR Watch Repairing 6 MAIN IH'M.MY MINK FLOHKNCK, Ore., March 8 ( Aii Aiiu'rlcun-imule practice mine wichrd ashore here Sunday but navy expert sulii it was a harmless typo occasloni' lly Used by the nav as buoys. l.t. Don Yvinslow. l:itli naval di trlci mini's disposal officer, said the mine was partly filled with con crete. 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