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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
SUNDAY. OCTOBER 23, 195?
Morse Plans
Power Speech
SILVER LAKE At I final
meeting or committee chairmen
Friday night, arrangements were
to be completed lor trie power cele
bration Fchedulud here ior Friday,
October 28. according to U. L.
Corbin, general chairman for the
event.
Senator Wayne Morse is sched
uled to speak during the evening
program following the barbecue
at 5 p.m. Introduced by master
of ceremonies. George M. Lari
mer, manager of MldsUte Electric
Cooperative. Bonneville and REA
representatives will speak briefly
and members of Fort Rock
Orange will present a romantic
skit portraying the effect of lights
at their various stages of develop
ment. The board of directors of
Midstate will have a part in the
ceremonies.
Committee heads In charge of
preparations are P. H. Pitman,
beef barbecue; Mrs. Maurice
Ward. Mrs. Leonard Pitcher, Mrs.
Ted Emery. Mrs. C. B. Hadley.
Mrs. Lute Henderson and Vmce U
Myers, other foods; Dan Schuma
cher, social hour; Bud Parks, en
tertainment and program; Ear
Corum, dance arrangements; Mrs.
Bud Parks, publicity and invitations;-
Al Bacrt, finance; R, A.
Long, reception; Ted Emery, Tru
man Kimsey, Richard Yates, Bud
Baert, Bill Kimsey, Frank Pltchei
and Floyd Lane, property, build
ings and grounds, parking, lights,
and wood; Don Corum, clean-up:
and Pete G ruber, display of local
lore, history and activities.
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HORACE PORTER, right, delegate of the Duntmnir Chamber of Commerce to the Inter County
Chamber of Commerce of Northern California meeting at Mount Shasta, is shown greeting Jerry
Carpenter, left, director of Travel and Recreation of the California State Chamber of Com
merce, and Melville E. Wanlc of the Wank-Lou gee-McDonald & Lee advertising age.icy as they
alighted from the Southern Pacific's Shasta Daylight to attend the Mount Shasta meeting.
Improved vaccine gives prom
ise of eliminating whooping cough
s a public health problem.
Deputies Hunting
Two Juveniles
ALTURAS Sheriff's deputies
were searching last week for two
boys who broke out of the juve
nile ward of the county jail and
are believed to have stolen a 1954
station wagon belonging to Alvin
Powers of Alturas.
The car was recovered the fol
lowing day at Susanville.
The Lassen County authorities
reported a burglary and car theft
in that county which is believed to
have been the work of the same
16 and 17-year-old youths. These
are the boys who were arrested
at Newell, a few days previously on
a burglary charge.
Does rarely live beyond 20 years,
cats live longer.
Chambers Hear
Guest Talkers
MOUNT SHASTA-Guest speak
ers at Tuesday evening's meeting
ui me imer-ouniy unawiber ol ,
Commerce of Northern California J
Included Jerry Carpenter, director
of travel and recreation for Ihe
stale ohamber; Senator Randolph
Collier, chairman of the Mount !
Shasta Chair Lift Development i
Committee; Paul Stathem of the :
Shasta Trinity National Forest, i
and Chapman Wentworth, vice 1
chairman of the chair lift commit-;
lee. Members of Siskiyou County I
board of supervisors Arthur Barr. I
Clint Jackson and Don Avery were I
invited guests.
carpenter stressed the necessity
for publicizing the Mount Shasta
Ski Bowl on a national basis. With
hiln on the trin wav Mplvllln it
Wank of Wank-Lougee-McDonald &
ice advertising agency.
Collier reiterated his personal
Interest in thp ripvplnnmont nf th
recreational resources of llic area
and his belief that it has the big
gest development potential of any
place in the West.
Supervisor 6lathem stated that,
as he Was leavine hit; nffir.p in
Redding, he had received notice
of the actual appropriation of
S280.000 for tie John Everitt Me-
mnrinl Uiohn.o,,
..s,.naj. ,
Wentworth gave a detailed re- i
Dort nn thp arpnmnlihmpnte In!
date of the chair lift committee.
CONVENTION
STANFORD (UP) Some 400
California high school journalism
students and their advisers met
here yesterday in the 32nd annual
convention of the Central Calif
ornia Scholastic Press Association.
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