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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 18, 1954)
TUKSDAY, MAY II), 1IM IIKRALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH KAU.S. OHKGON PAGE ITVB Refrigerator Cars Planned Construction n( '.'IK) moio mi- Boullicrn I'aclllo and Union paclllc rlliililcully upi'mird "suH4r-Kluiil Mfrliiorulur earn lias Ik'cii ur miuirtl Inr bv I'nclllv Fruit Ex press Ciiiiiimny, iicxorilliiH to art an mniilirniciil ytwlrrdny ,by K. V. 1'lliminoi, vice prrslih'iil una ucn rnil niiiiiuui'r. They will bn built ut the cuiiipiiny'a shops In Hosevlllc, Cnllfoinla, putting cm wlumln n lvp ol rnlrlKPiutldii ciiiiiiI to tlio liiirin rommnreliil automatic (loc.cin, lie ilnoliirtil, I' n 0 1 1 I 0 l"rult lOtpl'ims Company I jointly wnrd by the Art Group Plans Meeting 'I ho lUKh-llitht n( Hie spring inert. Inns ol Urn Kliuniilh Art Amuxiii Hun, will be 'lliursctiiy evening, May at), :tKJ p.m., l.ltila lliealrr. KtlllS when sculptor Murk Upon rnbuiuli will bp tlin uiip.it unpiilcpr. There will f.o bo un exhibit or his work. HpononlniiKh In aislslant nrufi's Mir nt nrt. Unlveraliy til Orritnn. He will conduct sculpture classes In the 8 u in ill o r Art Workshop. August it-n. Hating iprpnlly rriiirncl from Egypt where lip was associated Willi thp Jtoynl Kuvpuim Brrvlce ol Autlciullles and the American Re aearch Cantor, Hponcnuumh'a works have bprn exhibited lit twen ty major museums and itnllerlea In the United Nlalea and Krance, aa welt In public and private colleo tlona In the United Btatcs, France and Eiiypt. The nioriiliia. allernoon and eve ning classes In aculptortng will be ollered to beginning and advanced aludenu. College credlta ot 1 to 4 hours may be earned (optional). The first two weeks ol August (2nd Uirouiih Hie 13tti will be de voted to palntlnir and Una courne la alto being ollered to both be ginning and advanced students. These claaaea will be conducted by Gordon Ketmler, director ot art ed ucation in Klamath Palla city achoola. Kensler haa received the tin aria degree from Art Imtl tuuj of Chicago: la a professional Ilk acreen a runt and window dis play designer; director o( aru and craft In boya' auromer arhool; re crlved gradual work at U. ol O.: and haa exhibited In tlx major art ahnwa. Mora Information will be given Thurtday evening at the Klamath Art Association' meeting and ex hibit, and brochure will be avail abla to all Interested p a r a o n a. Everyone la urged to attend. I'lilll'Okds, 'liie new refrigerator earn will ralne Ihe cuinpiiny'a lulnl ol auuh caii) to 337, and Ita total refrlgnrn. tor llri-t about 30, 000, I'lunmier ald. 'rite auper muni cum aru de signed spccllrcally to transport fro zen loods. Each cur haa two Indcprndtmt compressor evnporulur rnli'lucrn tlcni systems, powered by a J Jli'in l eleclrlc power plant In a compurl input at one' end of the cur. Air chilled by this system Is forced lluouiih duels throughout the cell lug, down Inside the hollow Walls and bnck through a apace pro vided under the flour, thus mal um a cold air envelope around the loud but not touching II, Exterior Ileal la excluded bv ten nnd one hull Inches of Insulation In the rool of Uie car uud seven luchea n( In sulutlon Hi the aides, ends and flour. Dctrostuig by electric healers Is uuinmullc every seven duys, Work on the 200 new cara will c o m m e n o o about September 1, Plummer concluded. Malin School MAs Program MALIN Achievement daytuus held at Iho M a 1 1 n elementary school Frlduy altcrnoon, May 14. A large crowd of parenta and mends enjoyed Ihe program given by Uie children In Uie school's gymnasium. First on Uie afternoon'a prom am were children of Ihe first grade, under the direction of tiller teach er. Mra. DoroUiy Tlordon. Second Grade mualcal numbers were next. Mrs. Margaret Henry was In charge of the dance, the Minuet, Third Grade pupils aang and danced, directed by Mra. Ireua Jellnek. FourUi gradera aang and danced. Their dance number waa directed by Mra. Elsie Mock. Mra. Betty Miller'a fifth grade aang and their dance w "Glow Worm". Sixth gradera aang and danced Ihe "Canadian Barn Dane e". Frank Hal la Ihe teacher. Student of both ith and O'.h grade wera combined In a folk danca n 1 1 1 1 d "Chlapanecaa". Miss Jean Oahm, music Instruc tor, directed all in songs. Following the program, parents were invited to visit the rooms, wher the work of the children waa exhibited. Refreshments were served later in the cafeteria. in i . in ii - - m 'I JL MEMBERS OF THE SPORTSMEN'S Aitoclatlon pauia !n their tilt while dicjgino; a hoi for a teptic tank at their new per. manent clubhout on the hill above. Frei'i Store west of town. Another work xision it tcheduled for tonight. II to rl Bud Luttrell, Fred Lawranc. Frd Blin and Lei Brauner. Godfrey Doctor Not Satisfied BOSTON If A Massachusetts Oeneral Hospital aurgeon who helped operate on Arthur Godfrey's hip a year ago says he "Is not entirely anllslled" with the way the entertainer walks. Dr. Otto E. Aufrano says he ex amined the TV-radio star in New York Sunday. "He haa made progress with cer tain muscle groups," the doctor says, "and now he la to concen trate on exercising certain muscles for two weeks before any plans are made." Oodfrey told a radio audience a week ago there was something "mechanically wrong" with the hip. "I've got to go back to the hospital and have It done all over again." he said. Cut flowers for Decoration Day fliwtri mt ill hi tit, InrlBellnf lllin, njwt)fttlt, r ' IHUt, 4t.Ut, ewtt I ( anal frJrn flcwvrl, Itoiejllfal ttqnU In t- Irirltr rntalnrt rtr Ur In rmlry, $IM p. Plc fat ardar tAMLV U MCMf rhl fltiriM. rilONE 4St. Lakeshore Gardens Nursery Ft. Klamath Sees Players FORT KLAMATH Thill sdayiqulsl'a group, but waa Unable to evening, May 13, Mrs. B. B. Blom- present last year, qulsl. drama inslruclor for Uie Opening the program were se- past 20 vein at Kiamatn union jieciions oy tne orcne.itra, wiiin High School, presented her 1964. Ross Coble at the drums, Bill Salt Little 'Hinder pupils for Uie third consecutive year. In a progrom given In the C.I. clubhou.ie. spon sored by the C.I. Club. , Trans portation was by school bus. Wi-s sine, KUlls senior, acted aa master of ceremonies, and follow Ing the opening Introduction, an nounccd the cvcnlng'a program; this was hliihliiihted by an unex pected trial lor the enthusiastic and appreciative audience when Gene St. John, I IIM KUH8 gradu ate, was heard In three numbers on his electric guitar, Including "The Tiger Uas". rendition of which won him ihe Horace Hcldt radio content and many honors, in cluding a trip to Korea, where he entertained acrvlce men. St. John was here m 1052 with Mra. Blom- Beef Promotion Program Urged BAKER lit) The Oregon Cattle men's Assn. wai urged Monday to approve a voluntary levy of 10 cema a head on cattle to pay for a beef promotion program. J. C. Cecil of Bums, president of the association, said the Industry should spend more on advertising. He said the per capita consump tion of beef must be Increased or the cattle population would con tinue to grow and force down Uie price of cattle. ' qi'ADS CHICAGO Id Quadruplets were born within 29 minutes yesterday to Mrs. Catherine Stenson, 32, but all died during the day. The In fants, two boys and two girls, were 3 months premature. rti uiisiu Cominej Tue., June 1 Tha ARMORY FK G7GLW Flat of iht futunt That's Oldimokile 'a line-up for 1951 eleven exciting, atyled-for-lke-future, poweml-for-tlie-fiiture models in three spectacular aeries! 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Jane Larkln; Mrs, Dudley, Judy Pleser: the gang, Rommls Walker, Bobby Sheridan, Jackie Dedman and Lois Sheppler. Next was Sandra Pemberton. In "The Cowboy Dance"; Joan Hick man, In a song from "Oklahoma": a girls' trio, composed of Margar et Bcnolcr, Dena LamnroDulos. and Joan Meador, accompanied by Ann Henderson at the piano, sang several numbers, followed by fea ture presentations by the orches tra members. Concluding the pro gram was a short play. "Three s Too Many", with the following cast: John Shaw. Eddie; Gerry Sterner, Madeline; Nancy Antle, aien; Wally Wunder, Elmer; Larry Barleen, Father. Circulating among the audience and on -the stage, Eddie Hake, In clown garb and makeup, amused everyone with his antics. At the close of the entertain ment, Mrs. Blomquist and mem bers of her Little Theater group took a curtain call, and thanks on behalf ol the C. I, Club were tendered to the visitors by tho club president, Mrs, Harold L. Wlmer. 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