THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, lam
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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
CriticYearns
Old Days' Of
By CHARLES MERCER
., vr,nIf iivoirr all In.
viTlo om lwxt March 11
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hn.i fri, Lau-
rence Olivier' new film Richard
III
This Is la'her (rand invi
tation, oui . iwuit, u,c ;UU
going to be Jammed anyway and
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ference. I'll be somewhere in the
crowd, but I don't expect to see
much of the American debut ol
tins Shakespearean draint. I
The cause of this situation Is.
that "Richard III" will be seen In!
color as well as In black anc' '
white. You see a manufacturer of
color television sets loaned me a
set a few weeks ago. And as far
as I'm concerned he can come
take It back any time. But don't
set me wrong: the color is fine.
It's the crouds thai are killing
mc.
Home Just hasn't been the same
nince that set came in the door, j
Life has lost Its privacy. II yout
don't step on a 3 year old
crouched before the; nsw monster, i
you'll trip over somebody's erand-
mother sitting in my favorite!
chair.
It's probably a commentary on
our socio-economic stratum that.
absolutely nobody we know has
color television set. In fp.ct. prac
tically nobody we know has seen;:
rnnr nrntrmm until thi rf
was loaned to us. In fact. I'd'only I P""i h"8p,'ny f" b, ,
. ,", ,. L!all the bulldniRs- 1.000 feet of
in studio, before this tl in ,;
delivered.
It would be an exaggeration In
say I still haven t seen n color
'program though only a slight ex
aggeration. For color television,
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believe me, friends, turns the cal-
endar back to the pood old days
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I when livmii rooms became crowd -
ed picnic ground.
If you've fallen from social fa -
vor, if former best friends shun
you. dash right out and get a col -
or TV st. Then jusl mention it
h neichboihood. You'll find
youm,,( , mosl popu)ar per5on
aiound
Cotf onweod
Camp Studied
j LAKE VIEW Future improve
t mcnts (or Cottonwood Camp. Inc.
were discussed at a board meeting
I on February 13 and Ray Kerr was
i elected chairman of the board.
Mrs. Ernin Clause was reelected
; secretfirv'treasurrr.
On March 19 the board and ad
, visory committee will meet at
' p.m. at the homp of Mrs, Clause
jfer an open meeting for all inter-
jested Lake County residents.
Included in the list ol needed
Improvements arc: four new cab-
! ins with roof, floor and open sides:
; anotber shower house; another rest
;room: a 10x12 buildinc to cover
r "
new pipe to tap the spring In order
10 """'P thc "'"""" wl"-t--" Pule-
nil yuuin hi uup ul.iii ins 'U uat
the camp this summer should con
tact Lee Hansen at thc county ex
tension office. Hansen is in chnrge
of the schedule and announces that
the week start ins Julv 15 is sched
uled for the St. Luke Episcopal
Youth1 July 22, Girl Scouts; July
29, 4-H.
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Tlie Krrrill Gnrden Club held lis
. first meeting January i et the
Merrill Recreation Hnll. under the
leadership of Mrs. Louu Hill and
Mrs' Rl,nda" Pope' Th club elect'
;ed officers for the coming year.
I "ow: President. Dale Hill;
1 vice president, Lynn Pope; secre-
tary-treasurer. Eugene Newnham.
1 Yell leader is Robert Newnham,
song leader Is Clinton Simpson, and
me news reporter, is unve Mill.
The club members talked about
a name for the club and discussea
pickinn a name at the next meet
ing. They talked about buying
seed. It was decided to have re
freshments. There were several
members in the club, and there
were three visitors present.
Dave HHl
News reporter
nOVA7A BEST BEIT CU B
The Bonanza Best Beef Club had
n weighing tour on January 21
Our leader. Mr. Heyden, and Fran
cis Skinner went with us. Thc
calves wrmhed belonaed to: Ches
ter Schooler, two calves, 605-610
pounds; Roger Schooler two
calves, 490-660; Henry Dearborn
8 one calf, 640; Mark Dearborn, on
el calf, 630; Paul Dearborn, one calf,
730.
Rodney Wetzel, one calf, '525
Freddy Fernlund, one calf, 450
Gary Kendall, one calf, 425; Anita
Vndep. one calf, 150; Linda Oner
heide, one calf. 565; Bruce Has-
kins, one calf, 575; Larry Haskins.
one calf, 670; Donald Jacob, two
calves. 180-530; Roger Jacob, one
calf, 560; Fred Jacob, one cnlf,
5f5: Nick Shuck, one cnlf, 665;
Carl Shuck, one calf, 775: Claudette
Shuck, one calf. 545; Elliott West,
two calves, n 15-9 ? S.
Nick Shuck
News reporter
PRESERVATION
NANTUCKET, Mass. tm The
island of Nantucket, 30 miles out
in the Atlantic, wants no shiny
chrome or glass store fronts
among Its weathered buildings.
The townspeople have appointed
two five-man commissions to po
lled building and renovations with
an eye tcward preserving Nan
tucket's early . 19th century
charms.
presents
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ANN BLYTH
EDMUND PURDOM
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"DENNIS THE- MENACE"
'1 EARNED A MICHEL! I GOT WA0&5 CAT
i DOIrVM OUT OF A TRBB '
Jacques Bergerac Refuses
To Act Opposite Ginger
By ALINE MOSBY
United Presa Hollywood Writer
HOLLYWOOD (UP) Jacques
Bergerac confesses ne's waved
goodbye to a quarter of a million
dollars worth of acting Jobs all
because he's determined not to be
known as Ginger Rogers' husband.
The handsome, young French
man wed the blonde film star three
years ago and launched his own
acting career. Not much of a
splash has been heard from his
corner. But Jacques revealed
tnat s because he Is determined to
make it his own.
"I Just refused a TV series be
cause It was for the two of us," he
said. "It would have meant a great
deal of money. She was willing,
but I refused to do it. We also
have been offered two big TV
"spectaculars," one play on Broad
way and two movies."
Jacques Instead chose an Alfred
Hitchcock TV film because It In
volved him alone. The storv Is
Safe Conduct." also costarrinir
Claire Trevor, on "Alfred Hitch
cock Presents" next Sunday. And
the network. CBS-TV. predicts the
role will boost his acting career.
Farm Prices,
Wages Linked
SAW FRANCISCO (UP) Secre.
tary of Agriculture Ezara T. Ben
son charged today that wage in
creases for labor were largely re
sponsible for the cost-price squeeze
on farmers.
Most of the wage Increases for
labor in the food industry, Benson
said, were "paid for by ranchers
and farmers who paid It bv taking
lower prices for meat animals."
He also charged that more than
! half the wage Increases for food
processing and distribution since
1947 were unjustified.
Benson referred to "excessive"
wage increases as "round alter
round of soft wage settlements" In
a speech prepared for delivery be
fore the Western States Meat
Packers Assn. He coupled the la
bor attack with praise and con
demnation of the farm bill ap
proved by the Senate Agriculture
Commlt'ee. He approved the ad
ministration - backed soil bank
plan contained in the bill but said
he was "distressed" at the com
mittee's vote to revive "90 per cent
rigid, wartime emergency sup
ports on basic commodities."
"Wage Increases that reflect a
corresponding gain In labor pro
ductivity are clearly Justified."
Benson said. "But when wages out
run labor productivity, the result
is increased costs. On equipment
snd production supplies for which
hp is the consumer, the farmer
pays the cost.
Between 1947-49 and 1965. wage
rates In food processing and dis
tribution . Increased 43 per cent.
Less than half of this increase was
offset by gains In labor productlv-
ity. More than half became an In
i crease in the labor cost per unit of
I food handled. In these years the
i retail price of food rose 11 per
cent, but the wage cost per unit of
i food processed and distributed rose
26 per cent, clearly farmers ab
I sorbed some of the difference and
their prices were correspondingly
depressed."
Farmers and ranchers, he said,
"cannot pay whatever price may
be quoted for equipment and sup
plies or whatever wage rate, at
whatever level, by whomever die
tated. and pass on or pass back the
cost to someone else."
Piano Recital Planned
By Lakeview Woman
LAKEVIEW On February 3J at
I p m. at the high school music
room. Mrs. Norma Sanderson will
present Alan Bach. Cecilia Swin
gle. Linda FosMim and Shirley
Scovile in a piano recital.
Ar..-.:o:;;i iu two-piano arrange
ments will be Judith Adams, Bar
bara MacKay and Darlene Wake
field. Heidi Jones, a vocal student
of Robert shotwell. Will sing two
numbers.
The public Is welcome.
. MAYORS GATHER
WASHINGTON Mayors of
more than 300 American cities get
together with top officials of the
federal government today to hash
over such common problems.
President Eisenhower called this
third such annual conlerence at
the request of the U S. Conference
of Mayors and other municipal
groups.
Jacques and Ginger apparently
nave a successful marriage, des
plte cynics who had predicted the
combination wouldn t last.
He was under contract to MGM
for a year while he studied Eng
llsh. When the studio couldn't come
up with a suitable role, he says,
he quit. He and Ginger costarred
In one movie made abroad, "Twist
of Fate." Then he appeared In
play in Paris and decided he must
act alone until he Is "established
He even refused to pose for CBS-
TV publicity photographs with
Ginger.
"Of course. I want to do another
picture with my wife, but only af
ter I have established my career
on my own." he said.
Jacques is a mature. Intelligent,
masculine-type actor a refreshing
switch from some of the new heart
throbs around town. But having a
French accent has been another
hurdle to stardom.
After you're established, an ac
cent can be offbeat and charming.
but in the beginning it has some
limitations." he said.
"Then, too, you have to get away
from those prejudices producers
have about French men. They
think a French actor must be hand
kissing, weak. I've refused three
pictures based on that type. I think
I am far different."
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