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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1948)
IiRIDAY. MAY 7, 1948 HFRALD AND MEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON PACE ELEVEN . Teen-Age Center To Open Saturday In New Quarters At 228 North Eighth St. Triumphant after struuglr with limnv wldn, Kliiiiuilh liui.Hi '1 pen. suns will oMn tlirlr irulrr nl 3M N, Hill at 7 S0 o'clock tomorrow iHiiturdayl liliiht. )rii limine will hp hrlil oy Hit young iroplr lor . 11111" In HI nil over III'' Kliilliulh rolllitry. 'Mill linn-i oil I yoiilh niiHHiillon will nintluur lo play host nil thniiiiih Hilt following wri'k niul will l at tiolnr lo ilir public from I in g p. in , mi ll ilny rmrpl Hlllllluy. Regular aiAlvllIrs lor Urn "kids," nu ll nil pli ih -polilf . (Inuring iluwirs mid special rralu, will oipn the lulliiwlim wni-k. Hull o uliitlun KKI.W will conduct special Apol uroadi ast nl 1:30 nVliirk Huliiiiliiy iilflit liom llif rrntrr. Tim I'rru-age broadcast from Hi In III :i(l i. in , Hiiluriliiy, nirr KI JI will failure Hid opening ol ilii in renter. "l". Tim fifthly palmed iinii rrnoviit 1 nl rrntrr, wIiomi liinillim wnrt iniulir available U teen-agers in Mir Klii umili basin thioiiuh Ilir gi'iirinnity of Mr. anil Ml. K I" Oliver. Will lie illiiM'lrd hy llllt I'rtM'Irr. x-Uul vnnliy of Ciilil'itnlH student In liTlrlltlnll. Ml. PriM'trr turn hrntlrij ilir projrit, mw January of this yriir. Malty tlliftUrlrl "We lull lino so many olnlm-lrn," mild Mr. Procter, "that wr wurti ollrll iIImoiiibkhI. but Ilir furl Hull thr Irrll'ttHrrs Witntril thr pro gitiiu mill witiiiril It Imilly, was the tug factor whlrtl rnllrtril us lo win mil." Thr olilrrt of thr iilKulllulloll U to fllrllllih whiilriolllr rrrrriillou iiiul entrrtaininrnl for Irrn-tigr -irth, lirrotltlllll to tlir by.lnwn of tiir organisation, Thr prouram. lilulinrit hy thr Irrii-aKrls thrm arlvrft. will be ntm.M-cturliin. with no political nlflliuilon, hut will pro mule American Idruls. The rrntrr conMMs of u large main rooms, with several smaller auxiliary rooms, foyer mid hall way. Thr lotinur, furninhrd with ulurdy rany chairs mid lamp, ha a fireplace. Two room mr lor game mid game tnblr. A lurge i, Mini whlt-li cxirwl acrou the en tire bark of the bulldlnii In lo be. imrd for duiirlnii. II l rijiiliiiiril with a piano. A phonograph of the 'juke boil" type which in plarrd In thu room wan fiirnihrd by the Vrlrroll of Korrlirn Wan. A rhrrk stand for root mid hats is liM-atrd oil the foyrr. 'Hie rrntrr is wrll llghtrd, and lrcii-ogrr have brrn working all week rleatllng. waihllig windows, at ranging lliniiture and preparing for thnr opening The leach Brr vire company and loral No. I2. IWA. CIO. are rrpomlble for 111 electrical lighting systrin. rioen are of nrwiy-lald tile. The kilrlirn U rompletely eUlpird for ojierailon of the miark bar, which the young people will run thrm rhe In arrordnnre with minting sanitary codes. A Urge rrfrlgrrator was liven for the kitchen by the Tramstrr union and a hot plate by the Mouth Sixth ttrrrl mrr i lanu. The kitchrn has bren further rt'.ilpiecl by the Barred Jlearl academy mothers. Women of the Crumunlty Congregational nhurrh made duh tnwela on which lliry f hrr Ire errant milk and mrat, and rcxii-coiai vending machine In the kitchen, According to Mra. Elnar llrandineu, adult advlorr for the kitchen ctninnttre. ai wrll an dtnhra, llvrr cocking utriulla and nurli. The -equipment for most of the remainder of the crnler haa bren made available to tren-agera by t Heir parent! and frlendi. The ('Kit lodge and Mhrphrrd Mumc company ruive furnUhed them with a combination radio - phonograph. Mm. frank Tarr. adult advlitrr for the imrrlur decoration, aiild. Drnp erlea were a gift of Lake o the Wooda report. I'nloni llrlprd Without the aid of Ihe canirnteri. pamtrra mid laborrra unions, who contributed all of thr labor, and hat of other unions and buslnru firnui which furnlnhrd eiwrntlal ma trrlal, the opening of the center would havo brrn drlnyed many monlha, according to Mult Klunl gnn, chiilrnuin of the adult ad vUory council. embroidered their nainea. r here la aUo a frrrrrr tor tiorlng Trrn-ngriii, nlilnl by their adull ailvlmirii, began working toward mlnbllnhmrnt of tlirlr new renter In January of thin yrnr, though teeu-agr orgiiiilr.iilloii In Klamiith Falla hud Ita brglunlngii during the war yruia. It waa hoped at flriit to ue one of Hie mirplnii bulldlngi I loin the naval air million aa head iiuartrra fur the center, but the "kldit" hud a big dUupiMiiulmrnt when they found that thr propoard huilillng W'ould not mrrl require mriiiii of the city fire rode. When the olivrrk i-miiE to their rcacue with the prrArnl hradouurlrra, Ihrie wai mill the problem of funds. The Kooiprlmers, local organiza tion, thru AiMiiiMired the scrap mrtal ilme, which has bren on lor two and a hall month and will con tinue Indefinitely. The K club at Klnninth Union high school mas the rooperallng siionsor of the drive among the tern agers, though young people Irom all over the bliMlt have helped lo collect scrup each Haturday. In good wrather or bad, and alter school hours. Incorporated Oiganlrnlloiis and buslnrss firms, tabor unions and private Individuals showed their Interest Immediately wllh donations of material, cash and work. Teen-agers, themselves, have done the greatest part of the work Involved In organising and preparing their renter, and will "run things" themselves, according to I'rocler. "The kids rraltM that they were Instrumental In building their own center and there Is no doubt In their minds that It will be a success, since It Is what they want," Procter stated. An'clrs of Incorporation and by laws under which they will operate have been filed by the Teen-Age council at Salem as required by Oregon law so that proper legal procedure will be followed in con ducting the center, teen-age heads stated. New officers of the Teen Age council, who took over May 1, are Jerry Hchubert, president; Car mel rinnlgan. rice president: Do lores Robalcek, secretary, and Jim Owens, Ircanurer. Hob Mahoney Is Uie outgoing president. Matt Flnnlgan Is rhulrmsn of the board of directors of the adult ad visory council. Working with him are Elton Smith, treasurer: Mrs. M. P. Leonard, secretary: Wally Hec tor. Arthur lllckbell and Mrs. R. E. LUakcr. nuin RuIpji which ihc Twn-Age coun cil hftvt rl tip ?or their members mid rtu It iiimu will b tnfnrccd at alt 1 1 men in the crutcr. by the member of the center. Rules will slluw no smoking In Uie center ut nny time, and no Intoxicating liquors In the center at any time. Other rules are aa follows: "No one will b allowed In the center who Is In to ilea ted. "There will be no swearing In the renter. "No destruction of the property. "No wrestling or scuffling at any Ilme. "Mrmben mutt not Insult, molett or Interfere with neighbors, tUIIots or paateraby. "I'.aeh member will hare his mrmherahlp card with him before entering the renter. "Karh member mutt sign In be fore enterlnr the club and sign out before leaving. "Between the hours of 7:30 and 12 midnight, teen-agers who leave the Home Of Tecn-Ag Club S1' c' " llrre Is the new home of the Klamath Uasln leen-Age club, on Eighth street brtwren Pine and HlKh. The establishment will open Saturday, club and wish to re-enter, must have written permission from the direc tor. Those falling lo r on per sir with three rules will be refrrrrd to the Joint committee for action by the Tern-Age council," The center will not be open after 10 p. in. at night on any school night, or at any lime except fur stirrial occasions, members suld. The crnler Is oen to membership of all leen-agrrs In the Klamath basin. Membership cards are Issued twice a year. May I and November 1 at a nominal cost. Cards may be revoked by the Joint committee. If the teen-ager has no moiiry for his card, he may eurn the card by work ing In the renter two hours, at the discretion of the director. If the card la lost, the prlre of a new rard is one-third of the original member ship fre. (ursls Before receiving a membership card Uie teen-ager must fill out a file card which must be signed by his parent and guardian. This file card will be kept In confidence at the center at all time. Each mem ber will be allowed 12 guenls during the six months that he has Ills membership rard. Quest budges and free passes may be oblalned from Ihe chamber of commerce, recrea tion office and Teen-Age office at the center. t . -, Activities of the center will be ping - pong, pool, dancing, social games, parties, radio programs, dancing classes, picture shows, spe cial sru and crafts and any other wholesome activities that will be ol Interest to the teen-ager. The center plans to have Its own band, barber shop quartet, glee club and any other organized group that will be of Interest to the members and in asset to the center. Elected representatives of each teen-age group In the Klamath basin make up the Teen-Age coun cil. Members hold office for a year. The council meets the first Monday oi each month to discuss, problems of the renter and plan the program. The Joint rommtltee. composed ot the four officers of the Teen-Age council and four adult members of the board of directors, with the Teen-Age director acting as chair man. Is the governing bodv of the corporation. This group will have the right to bur any teen-ager from Uie club If necessary. ; t, . 't v- . 1 TOMORROW NIGHT MiWMVi T.x WHIiomi Hit Rocordi Of Tht Po.it Year: "Hmnkel Rmoket Hmoke!" "Never Trust a Woman" "Happy Itlrtlulsy Tolka "That's What I I.Ike About the West" A "Knundup Polks" "Trll Woman" "Suspicion" "Nlun 'Kr Down Again, Taw" I'raturrs Nninky lloilgers "Flo. From HU .lor, Mo." Capital Records' Star, Whose Record of "Smoke! Smoke! Smoke!" Became the Nation's No. 1 Record for 1947. TEX WILLIAMS In Person With His Entire WESTERN CARAVAN Featuring Those Comics, Deuce Spriggins and Smoky Rodgers: The Original Yodeling Tiddles : Steel Guitarist, Joaquin Mur phey : SmMin' Johnny Weise and a Host of Others. DANCING 9 'TIL 1 DOORS OPEN 8:30. ADULTS $1.50 CHILDREN UNDER 12, 74c TICKETS ON SALE AT DERBY'S MUSIC CO. BROADCAST 9:30 10:00 over KFLW Salem Student Drowns In Surf Bill Procter, director of the center, did recreation work with the army air corps in convalescent hos 'talk during the latter part of the war, having served on hohpitul ship alter tits Induction Into the armed dine Bales, 14, service, ceiure ne went into me service he worked for Uie Richmond, Cullf., recreation department, and following his discharge from ' the armed services he returned to tne University of California to continue his studies In recreation. WECOMA, Ore.. May 7 17', Geral- student at Sacred i Swegle, was here on school picnic. With five others, the went Into I the water on an outgoing tide. Mary iTempIls. Route 1, Woodburn, and Army Planes Visit Lakeview Airport I.AKEVIKW, May 7 Two L-4 s, army Unison planes, are at the Lake view airport to give members of the local Civil Air Patrol orientation flights as a part of their training program. The planes will be here lor two weeks. Lakeview Lions Sponsor Show LAKEVIEW. May 7-At least 15 or 20 act will be presented In the first annual variety show to be sponsored by the Lions club and auxiliary at the high school Mon day and Tuesday nights. May 17 and 18. to benefit the club's eyeglass fund. - - - ' ' Frank Prlule. Salem, said they saw Ihe trlrl an tindpr Prltzlr Mlrl he Heart high school in Salem, drowned i trled t0 get ner t0 safety, but was in the Pacific ocean off Wecoma thrown back by the surf. bench yesterday. I The girl, whose home was In Next GEM Game. May ( BIG $25,000.00 CASH PRIZE IS TOP CONTEST AWARD! Great Pepsi-Cola Contests Offers Your Family Chance At $25,000.00 Prize! Riplit! Some lucky family is Roinif to collar a cool $25,000 Cash! That's the grand pay off among 40 Family Sweep stakes Prizes in Pepsi Cola's terrific "Treasure Top" Sweepstakes and Conte ts. It could be your famil every entry you send in wins you points for the Family Sweep stakes Prizes. So enter of ?n get your whole family started! 51 Cash Prizes each month in your state plus big Monthly National Prizes! Total Cash Prizes$203,725.00 ! Here's fun. for everybody looking for "Treasure Tops" Pepsi-Cola bottle tops with ahfrfM Bhomld b compfrfe 'ami atfcomjwnferf 6f aTreaeura Top. GET ENTRY BLANKS AT YOUR STORE rrsacbu-ti Baltlrr: Klsmslh Tills Pcatt-Cels Bottling C. . Under tppantmrnt from Ptoti-Cela Cooipooy, R. Y. - Price Support On Flax Denied PORTLAND. May 7 Ml The Ore. gon request for price support on 1047 and 1948 flax fibers has been denied by the department of agri culture. This was announced here by the sta production and marketing ad ministration, which had recom mended that the price support be continued. The PMA said support for the 1046 crop will end June 30. By that time. It was estimated, the govern ment will have taken over about 1.500,000 pounds of the fiber pur chased at support price. It will be re-sold to manufacturers at a lower price. turn those no-ionger used ar ticles ln,o rash nowl Herald and News Want Ads are inexpensive and uring quick renulls. -V ,- I I mmw i in i m Hi I mm a mu I n n 2S Kctrf entrt grit m crrtlHeatt for Ihe Family Sitttptlukt hidden designs under the cork Collect 'em . . . swap 'em . . . get a complete set.' WE WISH TO THANK MOST SINCERELY THE FOLLOWING FIRMS And People That So Generously Gave Their Time and Efforts to The Completion of the TEEN-AGE CENTER 228 North 8th Street We also wish to thank the hundreds of unnamed citizens and students who assisted in furthering this additional step toward a GREATER KLAMATH BASIN. JUNIOR COUNCIL 6Y ADULT COUNCIL KLAMATH BASIN TEEN-AGE CENTER KFJt KFLW Ilcnild-News W. D. Miller Hcilbronner Fuel Pcrrln, Architect Harwlns Jeweler Derby Music Shepherd Musle Lench Electric Oliver Real Estate , Evans Electric OV8 Wlllnrd Hotel Newcom Palmer Co. Kuhlniun Insulation Co. General Paint Cloeller's Paint Driftwood Club Hap David Northwestern Theatre Co. I,orrn Co. Suburban Lumber Co. Swan Lake Moulding Palmerton Lumber Co. Bells Hardware O. K. Transfer Bnlsigcr Motor Co. Rickys Jeweler Malt's Sporting Store Kootprintcrs Club S0-30 Club Klks Englrs Moose VPW American Legion Hanson's Market PiKgly Wiggly Shopping Uuide U. S. National Bank Lost River Dairy Coca-Cola Co. Pioneer Tobacco S. H. Academy Mothers' Clubcrl 8,f'n!?'1fcr "K" Club Pep Peppers Scssler Brothers Juckeland Motors Fred E. Barnett ' Dan Ollbert Long Bell Lumber Co. Patterson Furniture Davis Floor Covering Oregon Equipment Copeland Lumber Co. Dig Basin Lumber Co. Bulldern Lumber Co. Drake, Lumber Co. Home Lumber Co. Klamath Billiard Shaw Stationery Loomis Glass Kimball Glass Glass House Klamnlh Cabinet Co. West-Hitchcock Business and Professional Women Lawrence Slater KUHS 8HA ' Tulclake High Loke o' the Woods Resort Women of the Moose Klamath Valley Lumber Co. FOE Auxiliary American Legion Auxiliary 0. E. Moen Teamsters' Union Daw Eilert Wednesday Club Culinary Alliance Lucca Cafe United Brotherhood Joiners & Carpenters Tik-Tok Cafe Ed. Boothby Service Station 1. ee Hendricks Drugs T. C. Griggs Model Cleaners J. B. Rouse Mobile Service Glenn Vols Buffalo Lunch K of C Three R Club Royal Neighbors of America VFW Auxiliary Kappa Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Roosevelt PTA St. Paul's Auxiliary Mason Ehrman Hick's Grocery Service Kohn's Flowers Klamath Flowers Painters Union Laborers Union Klamath Furniture Adairs Furniture Lucas Furniture Mrs. Sam Ackerman Pine Street Market Emll's Food Stores Local 812 IWA-CIO 0 for ACME 8MW10SS mm? Complete your COLOR SCSME AC1 with SS0IOSS FINISH a is,. V- t "Jml vhot If VVjr w. owdtdl" jygf.' - .f IS I j Hr's th laieil dtcoratinq ntwi (or homeownertl Now wt hav a lection ol paints to complela your Ktm-Ton color ichem. 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