THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13. 1958
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE KIVK
One-Way Grid
Plan Vetoed
DUN'SMUIR Willow Slreer
which bounds the new post office
on the south side, will not be
made into a one-way street or
widened to its full limit at pres
ent, a committee ot city officials
decided on Friday.
The matter was brought up at
the council meeting last week
when the council heard a plea
from Postmaster William Welch
that the post office had been de
signed with two way traffic in
mind.
When post office construction
was started last fall, a 10 foot
width was added to the north side
of the street. The council commit
tee decided against a 10 foot wid
ening on the south side pn the
basis of costs to the city, incon
venience to . the south property
owners and present street ade
quacy.
George Mannee and Louis Ober
kamp. council incumbents, have
announced they will seek to retain
their posts at the city election,
April 8. Both were appointed to fill
unexpired terms last fall and thus
far they are unopposed.
. The council has also voted to
place a 10 cent special tax boost
to purchase fire equipment and a
12 cent special tax boost for street
equipment before the voters in
April. Both rates are to run five
years.
High School
Selects Play
GILCHRIST The play "It's All
in the Family" has been selected
for presentation at Gilchrist High
School this spring. This will be un
der the direction of Anna B. Dole
zal and tryouts will be held in the
near future:
Barbara Hosey. a senior at Gil
christ High School, was the win
ner of the Betty Crocker Home
maker of Tomorrow examination
given in December. Her paper
will be entered in the state com
petition which will name Oregon's
candidate for the contest. Barbara
received an award pin designed
by Trifari of New York, and a
personal letter of congratulation
from Betty Crocker.
Junior and senior students of
Gilchrist High School were judges
for a local cartoon contest on wa
ter conservation which seventh and
eighth grade pupils entered. The
cartoons were an outgrowth of
study of water conservation by
the seventh and eighth graders.
First prize was won by Sandra
iloebhu, and second prize by
Richard Hardman. Honorable men
tions were awarded to Ellen Ken.
dall, Delphine Fletcher, Jon Har
ris, Jane Aiming, snaron rage,
Sharon Mount, Sandra Moeibus
and Reuben Tina.
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DR. OTOTAKA HIGASHI AND MISS KAREN KARLSEN
GRANGE NEWS
FORT ROCK
Fort Rock Grange meeting Sat
urday, February 8. again took up
the question of telephone service
to North Lake County. Members
were urged by J. D. Coram, coun
ty commissioner for this area, to
attend the hearing in Lakeview
set for 9:30 a.m. February 25 in
the matter of an application by
Beaver State Telephone Company
and West Coast Telephone Com
pany. The phone companies nave ap
plied for a PTJC order authorizing
the transfer of West Coast prop
erty in the Lakeview District, in
cluding Lake and Klamath coun
ties, from West Coast to the Bea
ver State Company.
Neither Fort Rock nor Silver
Lake are served by any telephone
company although Silver Lake was
until recent years served in a
limited way by West Coast. Service
came to Fort Rock via LaPine
some 25 years ago. The Fort Rock
Grange has been continually ac
tive in attempting to bring ade
quate service to North Lake Coun
ty. Plans were made to begin
Wednesday to lay the new floor
in the grange hall. C. W. Boley is
chairman of this project.
Mrs. Richard Morehouse was
obligated at the Saturday meet
ing. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kimsey of
Summer Lake were guests. Kim
sey is master of Summer Lake
Grange.
Assassination of President James
J A. Garfield inT881 was by Charles
Guiteau, a disappointed Federal
Office seeker.
SNOW CLOSING
RICHMOND, Va. Wl When a
sudden January storm dumped
four inches of snow on Richmond,
many local employers let their
workers off early so they could
get home safely. One of thejirst
firms to close for the day was
the Eskimo Pie Corp., manufac
turers of ice cream bars.
Medics Study
Heart Disease
Two scientists from other parts
of the world arc at the University
of Oregon Medical School in Port
land seeking the answer to heart
and other diseases. Both are here
under grants from the Oregon
Heart Association. I
Dr. Olotaka Higashi, member of
the faculty at Tohoku University
Hospital in Japan, has been at:
the medical school for 18 months, i
Karen Marie Karlsen, from Oslo, 1
Norway, working with the doctor
in the coagulation research labor
atory, which is under the direction
of Dr. Arthur J. Seaman, associ
ate professor of medicine. Miss
Karlsen has worked as a techni
cian for the internationally famous
Dr. Paul Owren who has developed-;
methods in prevention of second
attacks for healed coronary heart
patients through the continuous
use of anticlotting drugs.
Dr. Higashi is studying the feasi
bility of advance prediction of in
travascular clotting during life. If
some system for identifying per
sons having great hazard for clot
ting can -be discovered, it would be
possible to institute preventive ther
apy, it was explained. Dr. Higashi
and Miss Karlsen symbolize what
is transpiring throughout the world
in the fight against heart disease.!
Heart Fund Sunday is scheduled
for Sunday, February 23.
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