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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 22, 1958)
"PAGE 10 A HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON FRIDAY. AUGUST 22. 1953 Basin Briefs Back In Malin after attending the bhrine Last-West lootball game in Portland are Mr. and Mrs. Joe Halousek and sons, Gary and Neal. From Portland Mrs. Bob Ross of Portland with two of her (our children, visited last week in Lake view with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hanson. Also from Portland were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Alberger ajid son. Billy, at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ahlstrom. Both families were former Lakeview residents. Church Schedule Father James O'Connor, pastor of St. Patrick's Catholic Church in Lakeview, has announced that, in addition to the regular 8 and 10 o'clock Masses on Sunday, August 31, there will be an additional Mass in Lakeview at 11 a.m. ine arrangements were made for the convenience of the enlarged congregation during the weekend o! the Koundup and Fair Mass will be said in Paisley at v a.m. At Fremont Ray West and George Roskie of the Portland re gional office and Jack Curtis from the U.S. National Forest Serv ice staff at Washington, D C. are making- a grazing functional in spection on the Fremont Forest this Week. From Pendleton Mrs. John Ku cera, her son, Tom, and Don Smith, were houseguests at the T. It. Conn home in Lakeview last week. The Kuceras were former residents where he was on the staff of the Fremont Forest. Secretary Mrs. William Kim ley has accepted a position as sec retory and receptionist in the office of the Lake County Chamber of Commerce. The office is located in the county courthouse. From Seattle Mr. and Mrs Fred Grey, Seattle, are guests at tne nome ol Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bond in Bonanza. Accident Mrs. Bob Ilartlev. Bonanza, received a severe lacer ation on her hand when she acci dentally cut herself while fixing a faucet. Butte Falls Mr. and Mrs. George Uray of Butte Falls have been visiting relatives in Lakeview and Bonanza recently. Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bradshaw, I'.ugene, are visitors at the home of Ray's parents, and Mr. and Mrs. John Bradshaw, and brother, Jerry, in Bonanza. To Portland Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hartley, Bonanza, were in Portland for a few days recently. Dairy Mrs. William Bell and Mrs. Don Rice, both of Dairy, ac companied by Shirlo Meechuin of Illinois spent last weekend visiting relatives in The Dalles and friends In Portland and Mosier. To Pendleton Mr. and Mrs. Bud Short of Dairy were called to Pendleton recently by the death of Mrs. Short's father. Weekend Mr. and Mrs. Mar vin Michael, Dairy, were weekend guests at the Idanha home of their nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. Jcffcrs Lcdeman. From Lakeview Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lamon, Lakeview, were recent guests at the home of their grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Michael, Dairy. Animal Life Answer to Previous Puzzle ACKOSS 1 Aquatic fish-eater 6 Bruins 11 Greater in depth 13 Right of occupancy 14 Interior 5 Fortification 6 Encircles 7 Mariner's direction 8 Indonesians of Mindanao 9 New Zealand timber tree 10 Winter vehicle 15 Oleic acid salt 12 Interprets 16 Nights (ab.) (dial.) 13 Lassoer 16 Entomology (ab.) 20 Wild us 21 Frightened slvjS t ",a;ti b AVIl. AjPL-uhj'ElA'g. E!T 'hIa't'tier! UaTt'e laUwl t-sS'T'! S L. A'P "ft. Ete'xl taTp ptIi kJaI Ht'e'c'eMf ap:c;b;ep IebIa'sIr'p SIE'g ALIA.Mi ;Til B E Ej;p,CPEj sVpbe SlUiPiE a S'EWEriNE i E'g pr-AI-:E-s SSe 17 Expert 1 9 Sorrowful 20 Unity 22 Enthusiastic ardor 25 Steamer (ab.) 22 Gaelic 26 Milch animals 23 Permits 30 One-fourth of 24 ' Down with 27 Genus of 43 Paper true olives measure 28 Have on 44 Skin affliction 29 Vend 46 Year between 35 Western cattle 12 and 20 36 Bind 47 Sea eagles 37 Enthusiasm 48 Royal Italian a shekel 31 Toward the sheltered side 32 Male deer 33 Genuine 34 Essential being 35 Stator (ab.) 38 Nobleman - 39 Withdrawn 42 Brazilian , macaw 45 Requires 46 Golf niound 49 Rehearse 51 Willows 53 Dread disease 54 Soften in temper 55 Mohammedan noble 56 Mental faculty DOWN 1 Chief god of the Eddas 2 Canvas shelter 3 Hardy heroine 4 Roof finial (Fr.) 40 Penetrate 41 Worms 42 Alms box family name 50 Frozen water 52 Island (Fr.) i 3 i 5 7" J 6 5 io" n t" rr a 3 . I 1 nppr n Xs-" b . .' ' , W 10 Hi J 11 P pi3 p M. j-ia Hi 'it ji jr : j3 rjj "11111 H 1-1 L Air Agents Favor Strike PORTLAND (AP) West Coast Airlines Thursday said there is a chance its station agents may go on strike this weekend. The line said the agents, mem bers of the Air Line Agents Assn., have voted overwhelmingly to walk off their jobs. Victor J. Herbert, president of the association, said in Chicago a 30-day "cooling off" period fol lowing the end of unsuccessful ne gotiations will end Saturday. Members were notified bv Her bert that a strike date will be se lected shortly "to effect a peace ful withdrawal on or after the Sa- urday date in the event such act ion becomes necessary. Housing Project To. Be Built PORTLAND (AP)-Fred Weber soys he will build a two million dollar housing development on a 21-acre air field site in suburban Ardenwald. Weber disclosed Thursday that he had purchased the Wells Air Field and that he will build about 100 homes there. The purchase price was not dis closed. However, the field earlier had been offered for sale for about $80,000. Life Of Christ Slated For Depiction Sunday By PEGGY WALSH DLNSMUIR The life of Christ in colorful pageantry will be presented in the I AM amphithea ter, one mile east of Mount Shas ta, on Sunday morning. Delegates of the I AM youth con clave now in session will portray the inspirational Biblical events for their own members and any one else who cares to attend There is no admission charge. The blessing of the Christ child, Jesus at the temple. His baptism, the sermon on the Mount, the ris ing of Lazarus and the resurrec tion will be among the many scenes of this four-hour produc tion. Special staging and artistry will be used to create the effect of Jesus' ascension. The angels of the Lord will then descend, also as if on wings. "This is not a play," Mrs. G. W. Ballard, leader of the I AM As cended Master movement, stated "Each participant is charged with expressing the message of God for their own divine growth and for those who witness the production. Work on the amphitheater, light ing, music, costuming and special effects has progressed since the initial pageant, first presented eight years ago. Rocks and green ery have been constructed to blend with the surroundings. Dressing rooms, property rooms and dining facilities are underneath the mas sive stage. Many principals in the produc tion have returned each year to perfect their roles, Mrs. Ballard said. The part of Jesus will be played by Gerald Craig of Chicago. Mother Mary's part will be taken by Susan Elkins of Muncie, In diana. George Bennet of Phila delphia will be Joseph. The young Jesus will be played by Howard Fowler of Shasta Springs. All are veterans in their roles. There has been an increase in the number of supporting players this year, Mrs. Ballard said. 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The participants, numbering about 400, have been rehearsing the scenes in which they appear this week and then return to paint ing, hammering or arranging greenery according to their assign ments. .Mrs. Ballard, an energetic woman in her 60s. directs the production with meticulous atten tion to detail. For many the conclave is a fam ily affair. Mrs. Ernest Rowe is assistant director. Her husband, a Pasadena dentist, is narrator. Children of other delegates ap pear with their parents or in spe cial roles. Delegates come from many parts of the United States and several foreign countries. Mrs. Ballard pointed out delegates from Hawaii and Canada in the course of the interview. Frederick Landwehr of Los An geles is organist and has done special musical arrangements for the pageant. Mrs. Ballard's son, Don Ballard, is in charge of sound projection. Hidden microphones pick up sound from, any section of the huge amphitheater. Mrs. Ballard is carrying on the leadership of a religious move ment started by her husband, the late G. W. Ballard. Ml. Shasta, which forms a backdrop for the amphitheater, holds special signifi cance for the I AM followers as Ballard's teachings were based on revelations made to him by St. Germain on the mountain's slopes. Mrs. Ballard describes Germain as a man of peace who sought unity in Europe during the French revolutionary days and has ap peared in later years whenever mankind has faced a crisis. The St. Germain foundation fol lowers believe in the power of the I AM Ascended Master as a force for good in the world available to the individual through obedience, purity and love. Mrs. Ballard ex plains. The foundation purchased Shasta Springs, a famed resort just north of Dunsmuir, about 10 years ago and have since expand ed their holdings in southern Sis kiyou County. 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