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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 22, 1956)
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 22, 1956 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THREE Tentative Plan Studied Studies have progressed to point where the District Office of the California Division of Highways at Redding Is able to reveal a tentative plan for relocation of a section of the Susanville-Alluras highway beginning at the Pit River Just north of Likely and extending to 6 miles south of Alturas. This will be a freeway with limited ac cess. The proposed location Is general- 1y parallel to that of the present highway but is located to the east with the exception of one short sec tion about one mile in length being some 2''2 miles from the north end of the section which is on the west side. The new road will have a shorter and more direct location, and when built will be constructed on grades which will permit it to be a mod ern highway link. It will replace the present state highway in this area which was never located as a highway but simply matured from a trail to a county road and was finally taken into the state highway system and provided With surfacing sufficient to take care of the existing traffic. It should be noted that the pres ent relocation plan does not con template immediate construction. It is a necessary preliminary step whereby the location of the future highway Is determined so when ac tual construction funds are avail able everything will be In order to proceed. A public meeting to review gen eral features of the proposed loca tion will be held In the Fire Hall at Likely the afternoon of March 6 at 3 p.m. At this time a represen tative from the Division of High ways in Redding will be present nd will be glad to answer any questions of anyone who desires to appear at the meeting for lurther information on the project. Weed Cubs Plan Trip WEED The Weed Elementary A Cubs will travel to Redding Sat urday February 25 to vie for their third basketball tournament cham pionship this season. The cubs won the first tourney in the Weed school history by winning the championship trophy at the Duns. muir Recreation Tournament De cember 10, and won their second championship, also this season, when they took the title trophy at the Yreka Elementary Tournament February 28. In the Yreka schedule the cub3 defeated Klamath Falls, Sacred Heart Academy; Dunsmuir Tigers and Redding Sequoia A noopsters, In their advance to the champion' shin This week's Redding. Elementary School Tournament slates, teams from Yreka. Anderson, Weaver. ville. Red Bluff, Dunsmuir, Red ding Sequoia-A and Sequoia Ram blers and Weed. The Weed team will meet the Sequoia Ramblers t in their first game at "10"a.m. . Saturday. The tournament will be staged in two separate gymns. permitting faster playoff, and the final game is scheduled in the' boys gym at 2:30 p.m. Saturday afternoon. , Local Interim Meet Planned GUNNAR J. MALMIN Lutheran Choir To Sing Here Under the direction of Professor Ounnar J. Malmin, the Pacific Lu theran College "Choir of the West" from Parkland, Washington will give a sacred concert here Feb ruary 25 at the Mills Auditorium at 8 p.m. Now In his 19th year as director of the choir. Professor Malmin is renowned in church music circles for his compositions and arrange ments. He has arranged many of the famous hymns of the church for choir use, and has written sev eral original compositions includ ing the Christmas cantata, "Beth lehem." Professor Malmin has studied abroad two different years. In 1924 he took work at the University of Oslo, Norway. Returning to Europe in 1952 on a Fullbright scholarship, he made a study of music educa tion In Norway, Denmark, Belgium and Germany, Prior to coming to Pacific Lu theran in 1937, Professor Malmin taught music at Drake University and Dana College. He received his bachelor of arts degree from Lu ther College and his bachelor of music degree from St. Olaf Col lege, where he studied under F. Melius Christiansen. He received 'his master of music degree from the University of Michigan. Fringe areas throughout Oregon all face the same problems of sani tation and annexation, according to reports given by the Oregon In terim Legislative Committee on Local Government. This report was reviewed by Truman Runyan, chairman of the Klamath County Chamber of Commerce Civic Af fairs Committee, at a meeting Tuesday morning in the chamber offices. The meeting was held to lay plans for the Interim Committee's hearing scheduled for Friday. March 3 at 1:30 p.m. in Mills Scnool auditorium. - Runyan stated that transcripts received from the committee show that sanitation problems are the chief concern of most Oregon cit ies. This problem Is consistent with all growing communities throughout the United States, according to the report. Another pressing problem fac ing growing urban and suburban areas is that of overlapping tax districts and the pondercusness of existing Oregon annexation laws, stated Runyan. The chamber chairman read a statement which has been pre pared by his committee and will be presented to the Interim group at Its Klamath Falls hearing. This statement advocates legal provisions for small landowners to withdraw from irrigation districts and for the settlement of sanita tion and other problems in ther suburban area. Tax and irrigation district offi cials, mayors of the county's coin mtmltles, labor leaders, and other interested individuals have been invited to present .briefs at thet Interim hearing. Runyan said. I Tuesday's meeting was attended by chamber oificUls. residents of the suburban area, representatives of the county health department and a representative of the Klam ath County Court attended the meeting. Hi.?- Judge's Son Gives Recital Robert Van Vactor, son of Judfe and Mrs. D. E. Van Vactor, was presented by the Willamette Uni versity College of Music in senior recital on February 15 at the Col lege of Music Recital Hall. His interpretation, technique and poise DEBATE ENDS LONDON i A two-day debate on Britain's financial position has ended with a 325-259 vote of con fidence in the Edan government's new anil-inflation moves. "Paul says I'm a peach! man "" '; aj, jmuj u "1 a v 7 :": & ' j? Paul minks it's jusi wonderful the way 1 keep our house looking practically perfect and still have time to do so many other things. The plain truth Is that I've found faster, easier ways to get my work done. Take wood floors. 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