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PAGE FOUR HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON SUNDAY. MARCH 25, 195J Power Company Executive Commends Copco Plans The Klamath Basin Is forlunate lAcKe-e. at out time local man In having a good potential power ager of the California Oienon Pow- aupply and an aggressive private jer Co.. commended Copco tor its power bompany which is spending Its own money to develop the sup ply, stated Paul B. McKee, pres ident of Die Pacific Power and Light Co.. Portland, speaking to the Klamath Falls Rotary Club Friday noon In the Willard Hotel. CITY BRIEFS Guest Speaker Nina architect, will be the guest speak. er at the interior design study meeting of the. American Associa tion of University Women's meet ing to be held Monday at 8 p in at the home of Mrs. William Whe lan. 1425 Pacific Terrace. wise use of the Klamath River water and for lis planning for fu ture power developments on the river. Tills Is the kind of enterprise which makes a country grow," stated McKee. He recalled that years ago the stHte of Oregon ceded its water rUfhls to Upper-Klamath Lake to the lederal government. This ha'i allowed the federal authorities it protect the riparian water rights of Californinns hvine down- Pence. ! stream on the Klamnlh River and has paved the way for interstate cooperation In the uj-c of the wa ter. McKee explained. In reviewing the advantageous position of the Klamalh Basin wilh regard to hydroelectric power sup ply. McKee said that by the time line power needs of this area have Midland Hall All Interested , Increased to (he point where the neighbors of the Midland com-'upnly is exhausted Uiat atomic munlty are urged to meet at the , and other power generating old high school building behind the .means will be in general use. new school bunding at Henley j lie power conipanv executive Tuesday evening at 8. The meet-1 1"'S"1 a better understanding be ings sublcr.t will be the removal, tween divergent groups now in 01 the building which recently .disagreement over the future de was purchased by the Midland vclopment of hydroelectric .-iles community group. 1 111 'he Northwest. , . . As of 1955 tne power auppiv of 1 Hie Northwest was almost equally, l0 1 divided between priviie and pub- 7 ' i ' if i Coast beauty educational how, be held at the Multnomah Hotel In Portland Saturday. Sunday and Monday, will be attended by Klam ath Falls beauty operators Melba fiplering, Pat Sellers and Dorothy Boling. Hook Club The Edith Cum mings Book Club will meet at 7:30 n.m. Mondav at the residence of Mrs. Clara Shaw. The review will be by Ellen Upp. Gone Home Mrs. Stanley W Butan Thursday returned to her home In San Bernardino. Califor nia, after attending the wedding of her nephew, Louis Taucher to Martha Collins. Another out. of town guest who returned home recently was Al Bechtold of Rose- burg. Grandson Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Elliott, 2023 Madison Street, have received word of the birth of a grandson, bom to Dr. and Mrs. Luis Casabanlcs. El Paso, Texas, March 10. Mrs. Casnbnn tes Is the former Nancy Elliott, a KUHB graduate and surgical nurse at the Klamath Vallev Hos pital for two years before leaving Klamath Falls. nance Slated The Bachelor and Bachelorette Club will hold a dance at 8 P.m. Monday at 1010 Pine Street. The affair Is open to all sjngle people. Initiation New members will be Initiated at the meeting of the Order of the Rainbow Monday. March 26. at 7:30 p.m. All Masons and Eastern Star are invited to attend. Sent Letter Oust V. Vourclils has sent a clipping of his "Mystery Dream printed in the Herald and News, his picture, Easter Seals and some flowers to patriarch Alexei. Yelekovsky. Russian Orth odox Cathedral, Moscow, Russia. Annual Bazaar The Salvation Army Home League will hold its annual bazaar at the VMCA build-1 ing on Tuesday, March 27. There will be needlework and homc haked foods for sale. A eolfee hour Is planned for 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and a lea hour from 3 lo 5 p.m. The public Is cordially Invited. Gone Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mattson are en route lo Sweden for an extended vacation wilh Mattsons parents In Smaland and relatives elsewhere. They are making the trip across lo the con tinent on tne Norwegian-American line, will return on the Swedish-! American. Stops Will be mnde in Chicago, New Jersey and Sun Francisco on their return. They expect to be back In Klamath Falls about June 1. TlcUets are still on sale for the remaining two New York Theater On lie) plnys, "Sabrina Fair," on April 10 anil "The Let ter." on May 23. Tickets may be had from any Business and Pro fessional Women's Club member or at the door at Mills School. Tickets are sold for both plays only. A NcW HOJ5!i'3 ttVEJ.Gr-tvitl.Y is being planned in Eldorado Heights at the north end of Hot Springs addition by the Metropolitan Development Co. John Neumann, left, and W. R. Wodtke, center, are members of the firm. Don Sloan, right, will be associated with the company in the sale of tho 100 homes the firm expects to build on the tract this year. j lie power sources. Federal prol ' ects now under construction 1 kept on schedule, wjl meet the I demand until approximately 19G0, , (slates a pamphlet distributed by M'-Kee at ihe luncheon. The cost of electricity is not as ( vital a factor to new industry siurlviwr possible locution in thai Northwest as is an aderjimte sun- Away -Campbell, m-. .Vt,whiti"lnn ply of power, said McKee. The relatives' tax structure of Ihe slate, the la- '" bor picture In the slate have I , ' H Basin Briefs 'El I : 'mi na Mr. and Mrs. Roy i TulelHke, arc in Yiiki-, lor a visit with! acrsiso one n H H 1 IFw nmms rroiecT d if Building Firm Plans for the construction of 100 ect is completed the company late have a -u,. ,i Mrs a V. homes In Eldorado Heichts at the .plans lo build homes and develop greater effect on the tentative plans Rvrkinan and son Norm.ip. Tule- north end of Hot Springs addition the McLaughlin Heights area OLITICi kS& lyle downing KF Volkswagen Club Formed It appears that Republican poli tics on the state level will nol have harmony for a theme, at least until after the May 18 pri mary election. Right now It seems the GOP candidates all like Ike but other wise, it's every man for himself. Interior Secretary Douglas Mc Kay, characterized by his political opponents as a hand-picked candi date of the Republican Adminis tration in Washington, is in Ore gon this weekend setting up his campaien for the U.S. senatorial nomination. His chief adversary. Phil riitcn The first steps in the organic ( liuu ui mi no jci unnamed civ. Hood River gasoline dealer, 'who lor owners ana drivers of VoU hooo. nmi a wagen automobiles were taken . is Morse's opponent in Ihe pif ee(lng FrWgy eveninp" mary. Throuch court action in Sa-Klnmaln jv,,,, Yacnt club lem he Is attempting to have Sen-j The date of the next meetir itnr Morse's name removed from i will be announced. ihe nrimarv ballot. He claims the! The club will be senator is not a "true Democrat, j open Before the primarv campaign Is over Democratic leaders believe Senator Estes Kefauver may visit the Klamath Basin. He was here in 1!52 to talk on behalf of can didates running for office at that time In . owners or drivers of ihe Volks wagen, the largest sellinz forn. automobile in the United Siaii The members will take er. trips to various points of Intere..' in jiuiuiem vHiuurtiia or souther Oregon, and will hold other event- lil-3 UUD llietlllllgS. mnH, ! pictures on automobile evenu such as top grade auto races, wi Kefnuver's snowing last iucmio i be shown, and technic dm. . ' minnr-snin nrimarv bur- , , , -ti. in ihe prised manv and pleased some Democrats here. One party leader rrvk former Klamath Palls auto-mlH nut that in 195' Kefauver mobile dealer nas uccu w bowled over most opposiuuu u be exchanged provisional n Mirers u-ar. -i. -------- -v. ricci- eu ni wic rnuay meeting. Thev Hie fluu Meaa, president; Jun mad for more than a week making ,, , lhe artv convention with .LjjL ueor8ia speeches and shaking hands. a commanding lead. The senator and Dr curr'in roaflSUi: Last weekend. Hitchcock was, aiE0 led Ihe first two ballots at the , (ain u cap. campaigning in Klamath Falls. At, convention. On the third ballot, he ProspPcllve members should , ...ii. k. m.d nn hnnes about I n unset b the bur Cltv machines h ,.. ...i.u . ' u fI l-Z- in;, s-eretarvlnH lm President Truman. l-'L".. "uaJ .Mc?PMden. urii- - , wuuse iioiiie auui ess is 3649 Alva iwcivav "au - i line Ui cvt-muvvj o leiepuoiie HDJD GOP nisner tips in wibuuiswu, 'ruefully remuritea: - ivouoiiy wani- It Is expected McKay will be injed him except the people." Klamath Falls later this week and 0pe ois hUiaie Kefauver has be at that time will name a campaign (oie nim" in ,le present race for manager for this area. the presidential nomination is that I although he is from Tennessee, the i. n, 1 South is reported to like him less Georee Proc or, chairman of the Klamath County Republican Cen- tral Committee, was rushing about DEATH PORTLAND i.fi -.John Green. wooa. tamer oi me late John s Greenwood, state representativ. died Thursday at a hospital here' He was 87. Services will be held Aiunuay. sninrdav making plans for a GOP workshop which will be held Mon day at 7 p.m. In the Balsiger Mo tor Comoanv buildine. Party work ers at that time will hear a pep talk bv President Eisenhower which will be broadcast to Republi can gatherings throughout the state on a special telephone hookup. LANDSCAPING AND LAWNS Yord work ond tree pruning, spraying for Dutch Elm Tree Disease, evergreens, shade and fruit trec. Colorful Nevada Flagstone for homes, fireplaces, planters and patios. LAKESHORE GARDENS NURSERY Ph. 4286. of new Industry than has the cost of electric power, McKep .stated. A compstrison of Pncllic North west residential electric power costs Willi the national avernpe shew that the cost is nbout half tint nvernnc and the kilowntt us no pr customer is ahotit 50 per cent urnater, stated McKee. In closine, McKee reviewed hi; worl; on the Business Advisory Committee of the - U.S. Depart inept of Commerce. He luts been a member of this unpaid national advisory group since 1942. The committee is made up of business, eduoationat, and industrial lend ers of the country and has been a pool for many of Ihe cabinet and bureau lecders of lha U.S., McKee said. "Good leadership In ihe U.S. at all levels o Koverninent and busi ness is mandatory if ve are to maintain our position o'r strcimlh In Ihe world," McKee emphasized in closing. The nownr companv president was introduced lo the Rotarv members by Bud Chandler, pres ident-elect of the organization. Leqion Welcomes New Citizens lit-v. nut c i l-lui ncu uuiii wi iu" y , ' were Calilorma wnere mey .spent sev eral days wilh in-law und tin ir Mrs. E. C. Nelson. r.iM.rUL Pvt. nulien E. John son. U.S. Army, recently was as signed to the 3rd Infantry Divi sion at Fort Bcnniim. Gcorgin. Johnson is a member of the di- j vision's ."id lUconnpish.ince Bat( tallon and arrived at Fort Benning from an nssimimcnt at Fort Knox, Kentucky. Ho is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Johnson. Gil-1 christ, :tnd entered the Army last August. Harvey Mcl.ain returned to the Willow Ranch Sunday alter visit ing with his orother. Gale, at Orick California, for a week. His trip rounded out a convalescent period following injuries received in a car wreck in January. announced Friday by the family, Mr. and 1 621 Pine Street. The company ex pects to build the homes this year. ' The development firm, repre sented in Klamath Falls by W. R. Wodtke and John Neumann, purchased ?5 lots in the addition; from Dun Sloan, local realtor, and have an option for one year on j the remaining 75 lots. Sloan will 1 handle the sale of the homes and will establish his oli'ice at 621 Pine Street wilh the development firm. Qualified home buyers will be ; able to purchase the homes under maximum Federal Housing Ad-j ministration and Veterans Admin-1 istration regulations, the firm's ( o!ficials announced. j Plans for the homes are bcim which is near the Eldorado Height. Addition. Neumann and Wodtke Klamath Falls last year from Tar zana, California where they were associated in building several ex tensive housing projects. Wodtke has been in the building business has since 1923 and has supervised proj ects for such firms as Prudential Homes. On the Democratic front In Klamath County things are strangely quiet. The Klamath Countv Democratic Central Com mittee has held several meetings came to recent weeks but gave out no i statements. Several Democrats, referring to the state political setup, said some of the political eager beavers are making a martyr out of Senator Wayne Morse. The latest move along this line was initiated by Woody Smith, WANT AD WHOPPERS ,io..f 4.tiiliri-c nf lltn Lakeview Sorcptinust Club grossed rtrawn hy Architect Stanley Mil m Tuesday evening when thcyiler, associated with MorrifOn and served an Italian chicken dinner at the Ficmont Highlanders ki Club house to their husbands and invited uucsls. Cards concluded the evening. The American Legion Auxiliary welcomed new citizens and friends at a reception held in the lounge of (heir lodge rooms at Fourth and Klamath, following the induc tion of new citizens which took place in the Klamath County Court house on March 7. . . The tea tnble was centered with spring flowers. Pouring were Mrs. Jennie Hurn, Klamath County pioneer, and Mrs. Katherlne Keep, president of the auxiliary. Mrs. J, F. Glubrecht was gen eral chairman for the tea. ass is led by Mr.. Fred Krvm. Mrs. L. J. Bean. Mrs. F.d Gowen, Mrs. J. H. Ropers and Mrs. C. F. O'Loughlm. About 100 guests were present i-Navy ship Monday, to meet the new citizens. ' w is not disclosed. Howard. Architects. Sloan said Hint when the plans are completed the homes will be sold in the blue print stage. Plans will be drawn i (or two, three and lour bedroom , hemes some wilh basement and New Pino Creek The next ; .some with two car gnrages and meeting of thr Home Ec Club' two bathrooms. The homes will will be held Thursday, April 5, (range in price from $11,000 to $15, with Mrs. Lily Noble as hostess. 7S0, nnd buyers will have the op- j tion of receiving built in electric Fashion Show and Silver Tea ranges, ovens, refrigerators and will be held on Sunday, March 25 laundry facilities with the houses, at 2:30 p.m. ut the Mahn Masonic dwellings will be const rue t- Hall. The event will be sponsored ; pd umr KHA resulatio.-.s and nil will be inside the rity limits. The stale sanitary autnority has bv the Malin .Rainbow for Girl; and clothes to be shown arc courtesy of Wilde's Store in Ma lin. 'Ihe public is invited, . I BAHBEH SHOP I iipprovcci connection of the homes i to the city's scwerime system nncl with the Oreoon Witter Corn, wa- N'KW JKTS lpr mi,ins. 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