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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 22, 1955)
AY. SEPTEMBER- 22, 1955 HERALD AHU NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE NINE BASIN BRIEFS iu at the home of Mrs. Frank Strahen el ,,tn were bis sister and ..M.ni nri strahan's ,X-r suahan of Ashland. tJo attended the C. L Club 4 - 1 t vnrt Klamath Sun- Mr. Mrs. Joseph Jlilit. son Billy, ana in Shier, Mary Leonore, eft n ih.tr older dauKbter. Menlo Park where she Jng sacred Heart Acade- abe secona year. t Fort Klamath S (or visit at the home Ind Mrs. n.roea& is, necsc fort CreeK Moiei were a r relatives. Including his fcire. Rose Reese of Whit- tAfornia. his two orotners fellies, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fillmore, vamuruiu, ear. C. L. Reese, Bakersfleld, Ii. ..Lieut. Robert Reese, Xm' Bernardino, and their inland husband, Mr. and 4mes Hart oi ttoseourg. bother will remain ior an visit. amith Mrs. Mildred Cas- irlied Saturday from Lake- ifere she visuea ibsi wees M son and family, Mr. and iired B. (Tonyr castei iJ Lana and son, Keith. She si her duties Sunday eve- tf switchboard operator at for west coast ieiepnone knkw Visitors this week K and Mrs. j. is. fieias Ids who visited her eister feiher-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. L. Janet March! enrolled 4Mr in the Collece of Holv (Oakland, ana was accom t the college by her par- and Mrs. Mario Marcni shi was valedictorian of ckfc at Weed High School itfona winner oi we xjions iaking contest last year, major in political science. Mr, frank Merrill of . Beilinz. ham, Washington, visited her pax I ents, Mr. and Mrs. William juv oetta at Merrill last week. Kama-Mr. and Un Tew u. Druuld. Mrr11t mnA 1 j Mrs. Fred McDonald, Malta, havt: reiumea irora xrtsa where they attended funeral services for a sister-in-law, .Mrs. Ivo Cover who died suddenly on September is. nc two women are sisters of Mr. Cover. To gchael Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hendrickson, Merrill, took a son and daughter to school last wees, end. A daughter. Mary-Jo Hen. drlckson is starting her freshman year at Oregon State, ma tor ma In nome economics. Jack Hendrick son. a junior at the University of Oregon ana a Sigma Nu mem oer is majoring in physical edu cation, 'rneir miner is principal ox ine juerrui uign school. at School Loretla temler. daughter of Mr.' and Mrs. E .C. Lf ruler, Merrill, has startett her freshman year at Oregon Suite wuege. Bummaie Sale Snonsored by the Altar Society of Holy Cross unurcn, ruieiaxe, uctooer 1K-H-1S. Rummage may be left at the parish hall and donations will be welcomed. To School Mary Lou Quells, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Troy euaus, Met rut has started her sophomore year at the University oi uregon. , i Reception for teachers of the Tulelake schools and ministers of the city will be held at the new Masonic Hall tonight. The recep tion is being sponsored by the FTA and church groups. There win be refreshments and a pro gram. A rood Sale is to be held at Hodges Grocery in Merrill by Homemaklng- Chairman Grace Les lie, Women of the Moose Merrill Chapter II Friday, September 30, sale will start at 10:30 a.m. Any pies, cakes, cookies, cup cakes or candies, co-workers would like to bring, will be greatly appreciated. kil Mrs. W. L. Clement nam to her home at Mao- til weekend after convales ce, home of tier parents, lA Mrs. H. L. Wiard, Klam- Fit." She underwent major at Klamath Valley Hos- it Wednesday. nil - The Merrill Step En Square Dance Club and kill meet Friday, Septem ha the Recreation Hall at 1 Studies i let Letter - -vi-yps; - Va 3 ""'' v..(( - S .7 - ...yvj - 1 4 Aviation Affairs Highlight Chamfer Directors' Meeting Aviation affairs, and problems of the integration of V. S. Air Force personnel into Klamath Falls community life, were the highlights of the meeting of the directors of the Klamath County Chamber of Commerce held Wednesday soon at the Winema Hotel. Chamber Manager Frank Tuck er gave a detailed report on a recent (rip that he ana raroere s. Vestch, director of aviation affairs. made to Hamilton Air Force Base, California. White at the California case, toe two chamber officials conferred with top Air Force officers and iourea the various parts at U installation. Thev toured Uie nous. inE Areas, schools and conferred with Bilgadier General Monroe MficCloskey, commander of the 38th Air Division. Tucker stressed the way the off-base housing prob lems have bees handled at the California base and suggested that similar means, on a smaller scale A NEW CAREER ttarled tfeit week for Robert Nichols, newly appointed second deputy district attorney tor Kiamath County. Nichols it thown in his office at the courthouse. He was ad mitted to the bar recently in Salem. Nicholt, veteran of World War II, is graduate of both the University of low tnd Willamette University. He has wife end one child. They re reiidina, on Lelcethore Drive. CITY BRIEFS WBNGTON tB A personal from Russian Premier IBuhjanin to President Ei or was under study today Ui N. Disarmament sub- rruH se. . marked time in New do Is here declined to discuss rn usage beyond confirming 11 isd been sent through the I epartment to the Presi- vacation headquarters In vtt nrey said they under d elpies went also to British sue Anthony Eden and French Bite Edgar Faure. cii "dispatches said a, mes- Eden dealt with disarma- Dinner Royal Neighbors of America will hold a potluck din net Friday night, September 23 at 8:30 p.m. in the K.C., Hall. Away Mr. and Mrs. Martin Frans are spending two weeks in New York City on a winter and spring merchandise buying trip. Student Meet Group No, I, Tri-Hl-Y Club will meet Thursday at 7:30 P-m. at the YMCA. Rummage Aloha Social Club, OES Is sponsoring a rummage sale, Friday, September 30 apd Saturday, October 1 at the Masonic Temple 413 Klamath Avenue. If rummage pickup Is needed call 566 or 3441 for pickup. The tem ple will be open Thursday after, noon, September 29 for rummage. Siskiyou Committee Studies Site For Winter Playground !ufme a U, S. spokesman at p4ations headquarters in Terk disclaimed knowledge tnessage but announced a 'postponement of the Dls- irnait subcommittee meeting. fiiup had been planning to i t its. talks today. The talks ! Men . stalemated . in recent iiriesses Tell I ayes Talk Ul FRANCISCO (UP) a wit- ; ii tne -collaboration court tilltlf Cnl. ThnmftK Ttave Jr. fed yesterday that the Flat , soioier ioia American Brash soldiers In a Commu prAn camp that they "were ijnf nor : lh wrnno- ittH " it life witnesses, Wayne Gun on of Elwood City, Pa ad edBat he could remember lit- ljyes' speech. IlliS AL TPetrie. Lut AncelM iwlhhat Bayes suggested that pnloners "settle -down to a coexistence with your Hiulf rienrift Hill introduced himself and t tpeech," Petrie said, "At turej a lot of the fellows were tf m escane. and hi lV,m iwfp try to escape to settle b u u stuoy.' le id us not to worry about I M frRted,- the witness add "Hi said we would never be aitii " -. Over The a. . ctarden Gate Nicilic Northwest magazine oa ieatured speaker at 'OU rii.tTirf mttnr nf om in Federation of Garden s. ,t ii -ellng will be held at K f mt Grange Hall, Thurs Ets ember 38. Coffee hours is 1 1: 10 a.m. Lunch is being J r . Talent Garden Club ias hoste.ls fnr th riliv ervstlons call or write noyd, 505 South Keene- Is open to the OIT DISTRICT 1HFTT rin Hale. "Aunt Emmv' People Read ?P0T ADS -yon are. DUNSMUIR The development ; of southern Siskiyou County as a winter playground area took bigi strides this week as the Mt. Bhasta Ski Development Committee stu died data prepared by the site se lection committee preparatory to financing a survey of the Panther Meadows site. Jim Nile. Gus Odegard and Fletcher Hovt all local ski experts. and members of the site selection committee, made a trip to Panther Meadows this "weekend to prepare recommendations for the actual Bki lift locEticn. Their report sug gests the first section oi uie ii to extend to Green Butte saddle pn the southeast slope of the mountain which would provide ski runs mto Horse Camp Bowl, Pan ther Meadows BowJ, and Green Butte Bowl. The finance committee; headed bv O. G. Steele of Yreka, plans to raise (5,000 from persons in mis srea who are willing to invest in the program and use these funds for the initial survey. The survey report will be submitted to the forest service and to a congres sional committee on appropriations for recreational areas. The decision to concentrate on the Panther Meadow area was made following a S41O.O0O fund of county, " state and federal approp riations now available for develop ment of an all-year road to Pan-i User Meadows, near timberilne on Mt. Shasta, About 7S guests and members of the ski development committee BU' m an all-day session on Friday concluded with a banquet at the Dunsnvulr Hotel. Chapman Went. worth, chairman of the steering committee, made a progress report ana mere whs a tour of the site area. Among those present were John .1. Helmberger of Washington, D.O.. legal counsel for the forest service and a member of a department of agriculture house committee; Paul statnero. Shasta - Trinity national loresis supervisors: Georire James, forest service official in San Fran cisco, John Ecglnalo, secretary of tne Biiasia cascade wonderland As soeiatlon; Flake Willis, president ff the McCioud River Railroad Company and Al Kilborn, supera lendent of the Shasta Division of Southern Pacific Company. Upon completion, it is anticipated that the ski development will at tract 500.000 persons a year to the area and serve as a summer scenic attraction as well as a winter play iana. icki Returns To Captivity CHARLOTTE, N.C. HH Vlcki Uie elephant guitled tap water and chomped domesticated hay today. having put behind her 11 days oi tree-lance foraging in tne wood lands of Mecklenburg County. The 6-year-old Indian elephant, who went rambling Sept. 11 from her amusement park home about six mile from downtown Charlotte was run down yesterday by vol unteer posse. Her pursuers herded feer Into art open field and let her exhaust herself with aimless running aooui Then they circled her methodical ly with strands of rope, and when the web was completed snared her leet and got an elephant hook In her ear. Vlcki. once again tractable, re turned at a leisurely pace with her captors to the amusement Siarfc. Chief Joe wmtiey of tne Meet- lenburg County police was in charge of the beaters, who includ ed off-duty police and volunteer firemen. Elephant man Louie Reed of the Kisgllng Brothers and Banium bb3 Bailey Circus wasn't in on the finish. He tired out. But the ele- phatiVs owner. Jack Par How, and her regular trainer. John Smoky) Strickland, were there to soothe the frightened Vicki and lead her home. - . , he used to provide rental and sale musing tor tne usAr personnel: when they- arrive In Klamath Falls. The head of the civilian per sonnel office. Albert R. Sears, told Tucker and Vealch that the civilian jobs at the air base will range frost secretaries to hulldoaer eperatort. There will he about US civilians employed on the base when It is is full operation, probably t? the end oi 185. The personnel officer said he planned to be is Klamath Fails Before the end of sepwnibcri and mat a amaii number of civil ian workers may e hired at that time. Military Affairs Committer Chairman Max Wauchope td last he would soon have a survey completed of the faculties and re sources of the Klamath Basui. This survey will serve aa a guide book tor tne ubap ana the com mittee members in answering any question about recreation. churches, fraternal Ofssnisations and outer activities which rsay come up from time Us time. Wau chope also said that the chairmen of the stib-cesunUiees of his group would sosrt be announced. . in other cosiness the directors approved a request tor tunas for .B civic ciiBirs ccmmliiee ior s sanitation and tax structure sur vey oi the suburban area. John Cunninghiiri, Associates ol Port land will conduct the sanitation and sewage costs survey while Rodolph and Zamsky of Klamath Falls will do tee tax research Alice Vitus is director in charec of the Civic Affairs Committee with Truman Runyan chairman ol the committee. Two chamber members were elected to the hoard oi directors to fill out. the terms of two di rectors resigned. Bob Henry was named id til! out the unexpired term of J, C. Renle, His term will run through 1856. Ws He Intyre was elected to serve out " VIOLENCE, AND HOW MARSHALL, Tex. ? An ex- clied telephone operator called po lice, told them a receiver was off the hook at a local residence and that she could hear sounds ol vi olence. Police found out she was 100 per cent correct. They found the family clustered ahout tele vision set watching a scoot-em-up program. SAVE om 7" ON THIS STUHHr AIL-METAL IROUIHG TABLE WITH RUBBER-TIPPED , FEET , Waidfw CMifractiai t. kaV . tiure yer f 4 sM steady, tvti wrfflce. JW jj Reg, 12.95 WOMWHILI NO MONEY XJL DOWN ONLY VJ1V 25 A WEEK . - ! Here is wonderfully rfurdv HON WHltl ironing board fhsr will test for ITaHBIH years . , . tev energy, too! lei Ji tjjn 701 MAIN ST., KLAMATH FALLS Special Value Win. ROGERS SILVERPLATED HOLLO WARE the term of Hosier Ellis. His term will run through 1651, George Bartch, chamber traffic: manager, gave a report on the fine receptioa the Klamath Coun ty booth got at the Oregon state: ; Fair ia Salem. Sartch was in Su lfas durirji the lair to auoeriaiead ' the booth. ; City School Superintendent A?l Hi SralspQ eomplirnentecs ittt chamber on its handling of the teachers' business visitation. held during the teacher workshop week hist prior to school. The teachers toured various Basis bust- sessea during this day. MclNTYRE TIUVSL SEKViCI Taw fraariaferf iafaat waiAD Horn sett city ' I - NOW! at VE1SF 1EUTS & Wm ROGERS SILVERPIATI A MOBUCT Of THt lNTlNATiOt JttVt COHtAHt Walt ne Tra P)ef Grevy Boot Cewed Vjtob! Oiih Reg. 12.50 FABULOUS BUYS IN FINEST QUALITY SfLVERPLATE ! 3 tfssentttrf serving pieces heovtty plated, beoiifuUy ond jmp(y leifgned. Gadroon bolder. 6 88 each NO MONIY DOWN 25c A WEEK 701 MAIN ST. Promotion Day Set At Church A Promotion Day program has been planned at the Assembly of Ood Church, Eighth and Oak streets during the Sunday Bchool hour. Beginning at 6:4i a.m. Spe cial recognition will be given ia til graduates and teachers at these exercises, according to tne super intendent, Mrs. Margaret Lebeck Parents, friends and visitors are cordially invited to attend. The morning worship service be gins at 11 a.m. Faster C. E. Le- beck will apeak on the theme "A Spirit-fiiied Church," Hie choir will render She iMimher; "Open Anew Thy Fountain' Harold Fuller will lead the hymn-stag hour at the evening serv ice. Beginning al 7:30 p m. Old and new favorites will be among the numbers selected. Music by the choir "Holiness Forever More." The Pastor is speaking on the subject: "God's Warning to Man," FiBULOUS. 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