THURSDAY, AUGUST 26; 1954
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALIA OREGON
PAGE THREE
Enrollment
At OTI Hits
New High
Advance registration at Oregon
Technical Institute Wednes
day noon stood at 891, an all time
r.igh In the history of the mile-
mgn scnool,
Wednesday afternoon W. M.
Douglass and OTI Director W. D.
Purvine went to Salem to meet
Thursday mornine with the State
Board of Education on budgets for
the 1955-57 biennium and the 1954
65 fiscal year.
. Following that meeting they will
confer with the slate purcnasing
department and the director of the
department of finance, Harry S.
Dorman, to obtain Information and
approval of necessary moves to
meet the influx of students.
"We are better prepared to meet
this group of students than we
have ever before been," Purvine
stated. "This is lamely because
we have had some warning and
a good system of handling such
matters has been set up under
Dorman's supervision In Salem."
. He 'indicated that this year's
students will see considerable new
equipment installed. New equip
ment is arrivinc daily so that total
facilities will be in excellent shape
to offer full Instructional advan
tages right from the beginning of
the year,-he said. . ,
Purvine also announced ' that
Fade Sheet Metal was successful
bidder on a new exhaust system
for the school. The purchase order
has arrived from Salem to Install
a system of pipes and sections In
Ihe diesel engine department for
the purpose of exhausting
the fumes from running motors set
up by students taking the course.'
All vents will lead outside so that
the air In the shop will remain
clear and the students will suffer
no dlscotnfort from toxlo fumes In
the plant. The new exhaurt system
vill cost in the neighborhood of
J1200. - .
Authorization has been received,
bearing Governor Paul Patterson's
signature, for the expenditure of
up to $5,000 for remodeling of dor
mitories and classrooms. Purvine
stated. Work Is being done by lo
cal union carpenters, plumbers,
electricians and workmen.
Family Church
Night Planned
TULELAKE Sunday evening,
August 39, will be family church
night at the Tulelake Community
Presbyterian Church. A potluck
dinner Is to be served at '6: 30 p.m.
In addition to food, those attend
ing should take table service. Mrs.
N. C. Wilkinson Is in charge of the
dinner.
A dish or two typical of those
Berved in French Morocco will be
served in honor of a new bride,
Mrs. Malcolm Crawford who Is
visiting here at the' home' of her
husband's parents, Mr- and Mrs.
Dan Crawford Sr. Sgt. Crawford
who has served in the U.S. Air
Force in Africa for the past 22
months was married last May.
He will speak following the din
ner hour. There will also be num
bers by a male quartet and by
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Anderson.
All persons who are interested
will be welcome to atiena.
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newspapers said Wednesday.
New KF Fair
Arena Planned
Plans have been drawn for
new sale pavilion and show arena
at the fairgrounds, according to an
announcement made by Bryant
Williams at the 4-H and FFA auc
tion sale Tuesday night.
The new building Is expected to
be constructed by fair lime next
year if the county budget commit
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has inferred it will. The sales
arena will be the first project in
a long range plan for complete re
vamping of all buildings at me
fairgrounds.
Howard Perrin's architectural
office has drawn plans for the es
timated 450,000 building, which In
clude a larger show ring and seat
ing for 1,000 people.
Percv Murray, member of the
fairboard with Bryant Wtllaims
nnd J.'-A. Johnson. Henley, said
this moraine that the board's
buildine plans have been made as
it further step to make the fair
grounds the central place for all
countv activities. The grounds rep
resent an estimated total invest
ment of $200,000,
Murray reminds county groups
that there are kitchen facilities in
the main exhibit building and
meeting room which seats 100.
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cost or no fee at all. Groups should
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