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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 22, 1958)
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 22. 1958 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THREE J . , , ' ' . n imiMiil T f vi i . "-"- vj Buhl f r.. BOTl'"'iK5fe 1 r iHfc 1 GROCERIES BY HELICOPTER are rushed to the crews completing the million dollar recreational facilities at the Mt. Shasta Ski Bowl. The 12 miles of all-weather highway ibeing constructed by the U.S. Bureau of Roads to the bowl site is now in the last itages of completion and had to be closed temporarily. Rather than pull' off crews painting and installing equipment in the $250,000 lodge, Carl McConnell, lodge con tractor, resorted to air service to keep them supplied. From the left, the unidentified pilot of the helicopter; Bill diCristina, lodge manager, and McConnell. !" Photo by Stan Palmer CITY BRIEFS .-Thimble C(ub Neighbors of Woodcraft Thimble Club will meet n( the home of Ida Mochettaz, 50K North Eighth Street, Friday, September 26, at 7:30 p.m. ;Woincns Missionary Fellowship of the Immanucl Baptist Church will hold a meeting on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the church. An in teresting program has been planned by the president, Mrs. Tarkel Tweet. 'Rummage Sale Naomi Shrine i' No. 5, WSO.I, will hold a rum mage sale Friday and Saturday, September 2G and 27, at the Ma sonic Temple. 418 Klamath Ave nue. Anyone having rummage In donate may leave it at the hail Thursday alternoon or evening September 25 or call TU 4-7983 to have it picked up. .'Retarded Children First fall meeting of the Klamath Associa- tfon for Retarded Children will he held Wednesday at 7:30 at the county library. Third Street and Klamath Avenue. Anyone interest ed is invited to attend or call TU 2-1735 for information. Degree of Honor will meet tunisht at 8 o'clock at the Knights of Columbus Hall. This will be a memorial meeting, lhc com- milteo chairman is Bertha Wcaih- erhold. -Rummage Sale Xi Alpha Thcta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will hold a rummage sale Satur day. September 27. from 8 a.m. 16 5 p.m. at Clyde's Towing and Storage. 734 Klamath Avenue. Meeting Aloha Chapter, OES, will hold a stated meeting Tues day evening, September 23, at 8 o-clock at the .Masonic lempic. 'Installation Klamath Salon 255 of the 8 and 40 will hold a for mal installation of new officers Wednesday. September 24. at 7:30 n-.m. in the Legion Hall, North Kighth Street. -Fashion Show Quota Club of Klamath Falls will have a fashion fhow at the Winoma Hotel Tuesday at noon The latest in tall lashions will be presented by Suzanne of Marvin s. It will be a Irunk showing. Everyone is invit ed. Tickets may be purchased at the door. '.Altumnnt PTA will hold it: first regular meeting at 7:30 Tuesday evening September 23, in the elementary gym. Refresh ments will be served by the ex ecutive committee. Baby sitters will be furnished so all par ents can attend. U'nmrn of the Moose Chapter Bonanza Pupils Plan Worship -BONANZA Students of Bonanza (schools will be released from schools to attend religious classes ttarting at the Bonanza Commu nity Church on Tuesday. Septem ber 23. There will be three classes, one for the fifth and sixth grades: seventh and eighth grades: and high school students. Only stu dents from the fifth through the high school wil' be released and then only upon written permission from parents. The religious classes will con tinue throughout the year. The Rev. Bill Alsop invites all stu dents who are interested to at tend. IOOF west hall. All ladies are urged to be present. Bigger Success Sought By Skipper Of Raft LeSii HONOLULU (UPI Devcrei Baker, 42, today looked ahead to a bigger adventure after success fully drifting on a raft from Cal ifornia to Hawaii on his fourth attempt. I Baker, a Mormon elder, was ac-, companied by three men and a mongrel pup on tne nu aay voyage from Redondo Beach to Maui Is land on the raft Lehi IV, which ended Saturday night, Baker said he next was de termined to go from the Mideast to Central America by ratt as soon as Dossible. His objective is to substantiate a section of the Book of Mormon which says the Pro phet Lehi used the drifting method to get the lost tribes of Israel from the Red sea to t-enirai Am erica. The trip just concluded. Baker had just two cans-of stewed tom atoes and a can of spinach left. They ale mostly fish. A fishing boat sighted the raft off Maui and towed it into Ka hului harbor. Baker said he and the crew knew at all times where they were. encan continent to populate the The pup, called Tungorua iTa Hawaiian and oilier Pacific is-ihilian for sea god', had been rcs lands. Icued from an animal shelter in With .Baker on the cruise were i California where he was to have said, was to prove ancient peoples could have drifted from the Am- At Maui, the dog must be taken to the pound as soon as he is re moved from the raft. Haker said he and his friends didn't have enough money to free Tangonoa but he expressed hope someone would give the dog a second reprieve. Larry T'oglino, 28. a L'CLA psy chologist who served as naviga tor; Dan Mcfarland. 27. a grad uate of Mexico City College; and Edward Kekauln. 27, of Honolulu, a pie-dental student at Brigham Young University. All were in good shape. Baker and his companions left California July 5 aboard their 28 by 18-foot raft which cost $30,000 to outfit. When they arrived they been destroyed. FRENCH PROTEST PARIS (AP) France protested to Morocco, Tunisia and Libya to day against their recognition of the newly proclaimed Algerian rebel government. At the same time, the De Gaulle government warned other nations, including Russia, against possible recognition of the Cairo-based Al gerian regime. CAtL- - AMY BROWN TU 2-0344 loi STAUFFER Home Reducing Plan Demontt ration 487 will have a committee meet ing at 7:30 p.m. and ritual prac tice at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Moose Hall. All chairmen and co workers are urged to attend. If any chairman cannot be at the meeting, she should have a mem ber of her committee attend. Ewauna Ladies' Encamp ment Auxiliary, IOOF, will prac tice for tiie visit of the grand matriarch on Tuesday evening, September 23, at 8 p.m. in the jl l " v ' 9 , -i -MOSa 835 Market St. Ph. TU 4-5149 4 lilt 1 . I 1 ! Tf 1 : v . . Jg. . I - . ..:" 1;. ' d mmmm , I II M I I ..... I J !i k rwMm A' few 4" Rubber Ring Sewer Pipe Per Ft. 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