VIUMISDAY, HWHUAHY 21. 11152
IIKRALI) AND NF.VVS. Kf.AMATII FALLS. OTtECON
PACK SEVEN
FORM YOUR OPINION
iKillliu'n Note! Tim tnllnwIiiK CiirMlom linvo been formed (or txproMlon
on Ihe (UmIIciii "llnw 1,'hii Wo Heller Hii)nt Our l.ltw Enforcement
Offlclnln," topic for thi! next llulld Hit lliinln punrl program over KKLW,
'lurmliiy, I'rb. lid, nl HMO p.m. Kill nut the (iiiCKtloniiiilio and return It
either to (he llcnild and Kevin or Htiillon KI'LW.i
I -On you think adherence to iinlfiirm bull mid line Mhedulca In county"
lower rotiit, would proinolo belter law enforcement?
Yen ( ) No ( )
3 - Hhould the Mule Inw be rluumed to iillow officer, who.iln not iietunlly
eo accident, lo iniike iutchIii on biuiin ol phyiilciil fiicln and miitcmontsV
Yen ( ) No ( )
3 Are iiiereliiiiitn, beer vendor, clgaret vendors, doing their part In
obeying the low concerning miIch to Juvenile? .
Yen ( ) No ( )
4- Hhould nil proiltlon on the i lly police force, Including Unit of police
chief, be (lllrd by civil icrvlce exiiinlnutlonn?
Yen ( ) No )
ft-Hhould mme Inw be thiiimed to permit prosecution of truffle law
offender between mien of 1(1 mid 18 In municipal, Justice mid dlntrlct
court?
Yen ) No ( )
-Hhoiild purnit or (cinti cllnnn be held leanlly reonilblc mid liable
lor nil law violation commuted by Juvenile?
Yen ( )- ' No ( )
7- Hhould criminal Jurisdiction over Indium be extended to utate, county
and municipal aiitliorltlca?
Yen ( ) No ( )
8 -Hhould newly hired city police officer be placed on lx months pro
billion period, which would Include In-service truliiliin. before bemif
peiiiuineully hired?
Ye ( ) No ( )
9- 1 the power of nrre t In the private citizen widely recognized and
lined?
Yes ( ) No ( )
10- Under standards of one policeman to every 1000 persons set by the
Federal Uureuu of Invcsiiicatlon, do you think a staff of 20 police offi
cers I adequiite for Klamath Fulls?
Ye ) No ( )
11- Do you think all laws, Including uioi,e concerning gambling, should
be enforced strictly?
Ye ( ) No ( )
-Do you think graft mid corruption exist In the Basin?
Ye ( ) No ( )
'Operation Shoestring'
Aids Mental Patien ts
Geary Speaker
At GOP Meet
Blutr- Itep. Kd Clery I to be
the principal speaker at a tnect
Iiik of tlm Kin inn Hi County Yoiiiik
Ki-publlcuna Feb. 28 at. the Wl
neinii, The truck measure, passed bv
the Hliito Legislature lust year and
refined for vote this Hprlng, I
to be dlsrrusned,
Carrol Howe, county school su
perintendent, will discus school
Irglnliitlnn.
Chuck Johnson, Young Republi
can president, bus Invited all In
terested fierson lo attend the
meeting, 'Die tlino I 8 p.m.
ri'I'Ill NllltINK TllltlVINO
TOKYO Mi Most ol Ihe Bhlnlo
nhriueH In Jupnn are In poor shape
financially, but not the shrine of
Izuino, the Japanese counterpart
of cupld. It thriving. Borne Japa
nese believe all marriages are ar
ranged by the god Izumo. The
newspaper, Asuhl, reported from
Malsue, Western Honshu Island,
that the shrlno Hold four million
charm Inst year netting 1220,000.
Students Win
Sales Honors
Klamath Union High Hrhoo! re
tall Helling classes have nabbed
the championship and runner up
position In slate window illipliiy
design competition, KU1IH Instruc
tor J. W, Uike ha announced.
The school' flrt period das In
re la 1 1 selling topped all comer In
the iitnle. and nan been sent to na
tional competition while the sec
ond period cla won ccoil po
sltlon. Lake ald the display were en
tered by photograph, Two of them
were entered Instead of Ihe usuul
one because they were both so
good that even an Intro-school vote
couldn't determine the belter one.
Thl I the flrrt time Klamath
Falls ha ever won anything along
this line In slate competition, Lake
said.
The state department of voca
tional education Is sponsoring the
state contest, he said.
Flnt period retail Selling class
member at KUH8 are Vorlu Bark
er, Jean Bragg, Dixie Glllock, Bev
erly Ulovonnlnl, Cora Ilardman, !
Mary Joplln, HIiIcIh Marvin, Dorl
McOaughey, Edward Moore, Pat
Mueller, Kuty Kyun, Troy Bmlth,
Bun Bonnier and Dot McKune.
Bi.cond- period student are Nor
man OiiBoIh, Richard Fogle, Jerl
Ilardrnan, Utren Helblg. Lloyd
I Mullen, Bharon Pierce, Krvln Ba
jvlo, Freda Bcogglns, Donna Web
'bcr and Pat Wullrum.,
During a recent six-month pe
riod, North American reader
bought 57 million copies of news
papers every day. say the Na
tional Geographic Society.
2 MORE DAYS !
LEON'S TOT TO TEENS GREAT
CLEARANCE SALE . . .
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My PAI L W. 1IAKVF.Y Jit.
SALEM A new method of
Ireoling nienlallv 111 patlenls by
giving them work I the Oregon
fcmie Hospital'! "operation uhoc
tiring." Tills program of occupational
therapy bos been going on lor
three months, literally on a shoe
tiring. Bui the results are so en
couraging thai tho hospital will ask
tlio legislature to finance 11 ade
quately.
Occupational therapy means anv
activity prescribed by a physician ;
that Pi supervised by a trained
therapist to old recovery.
, Blinllai' work has been done bv
the hospital lor a couple of years,
llui It was only throe months ago
tbui a trained therapist, young and
pretty Miss Flora Fisher, came lo
make a real department out of It.
KDI'CATION
Miss Fisher comes from Van
couver, B. C. and was graduated
l..st year from Ban Jose Stale Col
lege In Calllomla. II is one of the
lour Paclllo Coast colleges which
train occupational therapists.
She conducts classes In weaving,
making bells, manufaclure of
bracelets, copper tooling, and
leather work, She also supervises
a limited umount of curpcnlry
work. ,
Miss Fl.-hcr has her shoo lit Ihe
basement of a new ward building,
hut much ol her work Is carried on
in the treatment wards.
No money Is provided for the
work, but Ihe hospital Is scraping
Utile together here and Uiore lo
put on this limited program. Miss
Fisher says seven or eight trained
therapists are needed to carry on
Ihe program as it should be done.
The main value of the work I?
that It keeps the patients' nilndi
out of their delusions and Rets them
back lo reality. Tho therapy Isn't
given to Incurables.
Here's a typical example. There
Is a 33-ycar-old patient who Is pre
occupied bv body complaints. Bhe
couldn't think straight. Her psy
chiatrist prescribed stimulative
creative projects.
Miss Fisher had this woman
make a photograph album and do i
cornier tooling. Then the woman ,
took an Inventory of Ihe shop.
She soon forgot her supposed body
Ills and got her mind back on the
Hint beam.
Ur.TTKBMKST
aiie.se patlenls make beautiful
Articles. Thev nro sold by the hns
Vital, and Ihe money goes Inlo the
patients' betterment fund.
Three attendants help Miss Fish
er. Ladles Irom the Salem Council
ol Churches do volunteer work.
These church women each work
a couple nl afternoons a month.
Tills means there aro a. couple ol
the church women on hand at a
time lo helo Miss Fisher gel ma
terials ready.
Miss Fisher Is enthusiastic about
her Job, osertlng she has learned
more In her three months on this
job Hum she ever did before.
Bui. she adds, "It's an ;awtull
blu Job for one person." '
When the weallicr gets nice.
she'll start art classes on the hos
pital lawns,
She believes, and the hospital
doctors agree, that If the legisla
ture allows an adequate therapy
urogram, many patlenls will be
helped.
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Proceeds to be used to purchase new equipment
MERRILL SATURDAY, FEB. 23
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BALDY'S BAND
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Dancing 10 p.m. till 2 a.m. $1.00 per person .
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