PACE SIX
HFRALD A KIP NFWS KIAMATH FAILS ORFCON
FRIDAY. MAY 7, 1941
News W TA Notes
Joirph f'onger film ahnwn by thr city nd county
Joseph Conner mothers iind guests school boards,
were entertained lit the regular ' Mrs. Shatter thanked all her pom
meeting April 31. by the fourth i mlltees nho helped on the stale
(rude youngsters who presented a j convention. The historian's report
group of folk songs, and by the was presented by Mrs. Hul Osle.
fourth and fifth grades whose songs I Highlights ol the state convention
were highlights from "Sing of Your apre given by Arnold Clrnlapp. su
West," Conger's contribution to the ' penntendent of schools. He stressed
extravaganza. the question, "How are we going .o
Installation of new officers, pre- use lmt '"""I "t he conven
vlnusly announced for the April I "on?" including klndercnrtens tor
meeting, was postponed until Mav I children, safety and adult programs
18. the final meeting of the school ; for Prenta.
year. i Mrs Hugh Haddock was the in-
I Mailing omcer tor tne new county
Mrs. A. A. Mont-
FUNNY BUSINESS
The nunrn for In. hir,,.i wwm ! slalllm 0,lMt
count went to Mrs. French's second Mr- ""
guide, gomery Is the newly elected presi
Members and guests adjourned to
the cafeteria following the business
meeting to work on table decora
tions for the PTA convention Just
rnncllKVil hiti Cnttw anH ooli
.. uiH--- who men presented Mrs Shnf.
m; I "Tm ""nn """bm. Mrs
aeni: Mrs. Rav Ke er m .-
dent: Mrs. Oeoi-ge Clark, secretary:
Mrs. Rose Mathers, treasurer.
Corsages were presented to each
bv Mrs. Shaffer nri tn l
doci- who then presented Mrs. Shnf
and Mrs. Dick Maguire
Fairview
Shaffer also eAVe n oifr nf ........
ciitlon to each committee member
ii..iiMi io pacT 'ximmittee member
Chief Keith K. Ambrose of the w ho has so fnithfully helued her
city fire department was the prlnci-1 durme the veor.
pal speaker at the Fairview Parent- I Garry Robertson of the dtv school
Teacher meeting on April 22. His : system was a t e' the dav'
fmtr uac ".Q-ifnt.- 1m !. u ......
tonic Was "Safetv in the Hnm" nnrf
pertained to prevention of fire by
ciiuuimiiuu 01 various lire nazaros.
Fremnnl
Officers Of Prvmnnt Wl ......
stalled In a ceremony Fridav after-
Sam Smith, cltv recreation dT ".?7..!"T "'":
rector, was also present and out- the retiring president Mrs A A
lined pans for expansion of the city j Montgomery, was presented 'with a'
recreational program. nnst-nresident s bar br he groim
FurtJicr information on "Cubbing" Those takinr of'ices with Mrs Hugh
I ScTt oificehn RR"en0 ' S,ddWk ,nrtn,n- Mr? 'me,
.nWd1heE1ri!,0n 'fiCere WRS hfld 2 I with orsTges. "
and the following were named. Mrs. t
W. H. Harlan, president: Mrs T L c, .m f0""' "m to Mrs Buena
Lawrence, vice president: Mrs. Ed f. ' Junior high room, and -o
-- I AIT'S FlrVlf Rnhincnn'i paamhJ j
F ' 1 1 1 '- --.- ' '. ! i'.'l'. JL.J"l-'ff
UCSaS": - , rJillr. Ill
fSfPsij- " - Sum mn.Kloi.vicl .ilfcTt &
"Our new time-saver desk saves running to the water
I - 1 1!
luuiiiniiu
Oranas. secretarv: Mrs. tin An'rt.r. I Mrs- 1
inn fr. .,, . room.
The newly elected officers also s,'Printfnient of Schools Arnold
Mrs.Florence Ollmann. principal, and rar,Dp RV' interesting reoort
Mrs. O. E. Powell, special meals ' nls attendance at the Flvlng
chairman, were chosen rti,otM ! Oossroom and he also discussed
to the state convention at OVS this ' ' Iocal 0 are meeting
past week. The officers also selected T "oulfmente to keep up
Mrs. Dick ICn.nnh t tv. "h present dav conditions.
Pfefferle, Mrs. WendaU B ' Smith I P01" of the recent state PTA
and Mrs. L. A. Murphv. as conven- i nven,,on given by Fremont
There was a hnhhr hm
bv the students which was viewed
ov uie fiA members and later the
tlon delegates
Room count was won by Mrs. Fred
wheeler's fourth grade.
RlEl,mi,nt.
fourth grade mothers with Mrs Or- 1 ""Ji01" 608 rt "-ed tea In the
Ttue Herman oh.i.- '""'
County Council
The Klamath Countv Council of
Parents., and Teachers met for pot
luck luncheon In the Fremont cate
teria Tuesday of this week with the
Henlev unit ni-fr-tr v. .
The meeting was opened bv the
county council president. Mrs" Har
old Shaffer. Mrs. Hugh Haddock
read the treasurer's report on the
state convention financial status
part of the bills to be paid bv the
state and the remainder bv the
county council and PTA units'
Mrs- Ray Keller. Mrs. Ivan Crum
packer and Mrs. R. Fisher were ap
pointed on the auditing committee
Reports were read by Mrs. A A
Montgomery frnm ..... 1 j, '.
..u II : oi.c-iii aeierotes I
ho attended the state convention .
1.. success 01 the Klamath coun
cil and PTA unite for such a fine
meeting.
The room count was tied for
members present, nine each
Discussion on the film. "Human
Growth." was held and at what age
level it should be shown. Action was
taken by the council to have this
Wet Weather Cost
Hiah To Farmers
OREGON CITY. May 7 i;p The
leng. wet spring may cost Clacka
mas county farmers J5.000.000,
Countv Agent John J. Inskeep esti
mated today.
He said late planting will cut
ground crops, the wet weather mav
have reduced fruit crops and late
frosts damaged berries. The $5,000.
000 loss if it develops would be
about one-third of last year's farm
income in this county.
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tnttr than M ord, mail b
wrttlrit lntbl ON t Slin mt lh
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QIKSTIOX
KLAMATH FALLS. Ore. (To the
Editor) Where is justice to be
found in juvenile delinquents when
one party pays for all?
I sat in at a hearing where a
little girl had gone to California
with another girl and two boys. The
nno ffirl l nnu' In o hnmn tnr u.ui.
ward girls, while her "friends" are
still out in society.
Why. please, do these others of
the same group get to go free when,
according to law. the boys definitely
committed the Mann act by trans
porting the girls to another state?
rio th illvntlf nfflnnre Uni-a
certain number of delinquents on
the loose so as to have work to do
to keep a Job tor themselves?
MRS. E. J. DREW.
f L i n k v 1 1 1 e crntrtrrv ; and
.iuu-uu the city charter to allow
such levy." -
.uembers of three organizations
composed largely ol pioneer de
scendants, are asking voters to con
sider that the marKiug and proper
1 prvscnation of historic spots is a
1 worthwhile undertaking. They leei
I that the Llnkvllle cemetery, being
'. the hiM resting place ol pioneers 01
. Kuinath countv. ts h hhu m ur,.r
j historic Interest. They ask all voters
to vote 504 Yes to Insure the suitable
care of this sacred plot of ground.
tSignedi
MRS. WILBUR A. JONES,
Publicity chnirimin lor Eula
lona chapter. Daughters of the
American Revolution. Aloha
Club ot Past Matrons of the
Eastern Star, Art Needlework
! 203 High St., Klnmath Falls. Ore.
j The constant breaking of the
ocean waves, according to the En
cyclopedia. Is very important in mix
ing oxygen with the water for the
benefit of marine animals.
Lake Paying
Funds Okayed
I.AKEVIEW. May 7 The state
highway department will put up
about 112.000 toward Improving mid
puvliiK J tlicci in Lnkrview, with
city and county assistance. It was
announced this week following a
meeting here with Harold C. Ayera,
assistant highway engineer
charge of county and city reliillons.
The state money will route Hum
the special S2.MI.IHK) fund m-I aside
for the fust time this year from gas
tax revenues to assist cities In im
proving sti-eela Unit have excep.
tloiinl use due to Industrial growth.
A part of Hie street extends out
side the city limits, so the county
will ld III II completion. The work
will Include a 34-foot oil mat 3t
Inches thick. It la about one mile
long.
To Iluy. Sell or Trade It pny lo
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CEMETERY LEVY
KLAMATH PAI I J5 Or. iT h.
Eiltor 1 tn rho hntln tnr Xfn..
21 election will appear the following
measure:
"Shall Klamath Falls. Orcfon.
levy an annual tax of one-half mill
upon every dollar of taxable proper
ty, within the limits of said cltv.
for the tax year 1M8-1949 and an
nually thereafter for the purpose of'
maintaining, improving and beautl-
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The undersigned shall henceforth
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