WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 8. 1958
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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A LITTLE TREE grew into a big tree with thu 440 by 26 balloon automobile tire, prob
ably one of the first of its kind, encircling the trunk of the Ponderosa pine. Claude
Shuck takes a look at the tire which probably has been in place for the last 20 or 30
years. The tree and tire are on the Maude Liskey Ranch on Meadow Lake, over the hill
from Oregon Technical Institute. The pine has now grown into the flange of the tire.
Taxidermist Says Big Foot
Is Indian Gone Berserk
; SEATTLE (API A taxidermist
j ays Big Foot, the creature whose
" huge, human-like footprints have
; the people of the Weitchpec area
', of northern California guessing, is
an Indian gene wild.
Al Corhett said he and another
i Seattle taxidermist, Bob, Titmus,
inspected the tracks 25 miles north
of Weitchpec last Saturday and
j found the prints to be "very large,
' definitely human, tracks."
Corbett said the clearest print
was 16 inches long. S inches across
I at the heel and 7 inches across
' at the ball of the foot.
A logger in the area, Gerald
Crew, last week brought out a
innidaa, in the West Indies, is
1.864 square miles in area and has
been British since 1797. It was
formerly occupied by the Spaniards.
CITY BRIEFS
Naomi Shrine No. 5, WSOJ, will
hold a stated meeting Saturday,
October 11, at 8 p.m. in the Mason
ic Temple. There will be election
and installation for the officers of
noble prophetess and associated
watchmen of shepherds. Discus
sion on the proposed changes of
bylaws will also take place. All
members are urged to attend.
Marine Reserve Unit Capt. Wil
liam R. Etnyre. USMC district vol
unteer training unit officer, will
WMt the Klamath Falls Marine
CLUB OFFICERS
McCLOUD The nominating
committee of the McCloud Serv
ice Club made the following slate
of nominations for officers of the
club for the ensuing year: William
Hadcmfe. president: John Perac-
chino. vice president; Robert
Alexander, secretary treasurer.
.Nominated to fill the two vacan
cies on the board of directors were
Robert Ferraris and Robert Leath-
erman. Further nominations
will be received from the floor at
the Novemher meeting. An elec
tion will follow completion of the
nominations.
Fuller Products
Phone
2-3666
Arnold Migliaccio
Dlltrlbntor
Reserve Unit at its regular 7
o'clock meeting tonight. All inter
ested ex-Marines are invited to
attend. Meetings are held at the
Army Reserve Building, fourth
Street and Klamath Avenue.
Travelers Harry Wiard and his
daughter Mrs. Walter Lundsten are
making an extended visit to rela
tives and points of interest in the
Midwest, including Chicago. The
trip is being made by air. They
will return hire about October 14.
Eagles Ladies Auxiliary mem
bers are asked to take pies of
choice to the meeting of the auxili
ary Friday, October 10, to. serve
to the Aerie brothers alter the
auxiliary lodge meeting.
Klamath County Home Exten
sion alumni will meet Saturday.
October 11, for a noon potluck at
the home of Mrs. Ida Grimes, 1937
Portland.
Sacred Heart Mothers Club will
hold a regular meeting at 8 p.m.
Thursday, October 9. Sisters will
be in their classrooms from 7 to
8 p.m. Mildred Lowden, child
guidance clinic nurse, will speak.
All Women of Peace Memorial
Presbyterian Church are invited to
be present for a combined sewing
day Friday, October 10, beginning
at 10 a.m. at the church. Those
attending should take a potluck
dish and handwork for the bazaar.
A quilt will also be tied.
Enrolled John Mitzel has en
rolled in Lewis and Clark College
at Portland as a chemistry ma
jor. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Vernon Mitzel, 3210 Bristol Avenue,
Klamath Falls.
Grandson Word has been re
ceived of the birth of a baby boy
September 26 to Mr. and Mrs.
Donald L. Boudon of McMinnville,
The baby weighed 9 lbs., 13 ozs.
and has been named Douglas Mi
chael. He has an older brother,
Byron Paul. Donald Boudon, a mu
sic teacher in the school system
at McMinnville, is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. George A. Boudon of
Klamath Falls.
Friendly Fellowship of the Con
gregational Church will meet Fri
day evening at 8 o'clock. This is a
social fellowship for all interested
persons.
Public Luncheon St. Mary's Al
tar Society of the Sacred Heart
Church will meet at the parish
hall Thursday, October 9, for a
public luncheon at I p.m. Persons
who have rummage to contribute
to a weekend rummage sale arc
asked to leave items at the hall
on Thursday.
Rummage Sale will be spon
sored oy tne ladies of the Re
organized uiurch of Jesus Christ
of Latter Day Sainls. Ninth Street
and Plum Avenue. Friday and Sat
urday, from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.,
at the church.
Recent C.raduale-will meet at
8 p.m. Thursday, October 9, at the
home of Mrs. Mark Kochevar. 737
Pacific Terrace. Slides on natural
history will be shown by J. D. Ver-
trees. Any A A U W member, or
prospective member who was grad
uated within 10 years and is inter
ested in Recent Graduates, may
call Mrs. James Pinniger, TU
2-2477, for information.
Mayflower Club of the Congre
gational Church will hold a cooked
food sale and bazaar at the Home
Appliance Company, 1001 Main
Street, Saturday from 9:30 to 5
o'clock. Quilts will also be on sale.
Fun Frolic Fremont Fun Frolic
Friday, October 10, from VO to
9:30 p.m. at the Fremont School.
Program at 8 o'clock. Admission,
3.i cents for adults: IS cents for
children.' Games and booths.
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DEER HUNTERS
Taxidermy J
im Carter
Tanning
Ralph Hunter
Custom Tanning Coati
Gloves Purtei
Taxidermist formerly with
Cummings Taxidermy.
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Polio Shots
Stepped Up
DETROIT (API Dr. Joseph G.
llolner, Detroit-Wayne County
health i commissioner, launched a
stepped-up inoculation program to
day in the battle against the area's
polio epidemic.
Molner said lhat in addition to
emergency inoculation centers op
erated by his department, other
centers will be opened to groups
of at least 500 persons willing to
bear part of the expense. Such
groups will get Salk vaccine at
fl a shot but must arrange for a
place to give the shots as well as
for doctors and nurses.
Seven new polio cases were re
ported in Detroit Tuesday to bring
the total thus far this year to 549
cases and 16 deaths, compared
with 172 cases and 2 deaths last
year.
P.T.A.
ALTURAS ELEMENTARY
ALTURAS The resignation of the
.Alturas Elementary PTA presi
dent. Forest Moyer, who is mov
ing from Alturas to Lakeview, was
accepted by the members of the
group at the last meeting on Wed
nesday night, October 1. Almost
100 parents and teachers attended
the meeting in the grammar
school's all purpose room.
Mrs. Charles Demick expressed
appreciation Inr the work Moyer
lias done for the PTA and com
munity during his four years' res
idency in Alturas.
For the first time in the history
of the unit. Moyer was prcsenled
with i president's pin bearing the
name of the unit, which is to be
passed on from president to presi
dent. Chris Starr, junior past presi
dent of the unit, was presented
with a past president's pin.
The business session was high
lighted with the acceptance of the
budget for the year which was pre
sented by Mrs. Helen King, treasurer.
plaster cast of a clear footprint.
"The story behind this is that
there was a mentally deficient In
dian boy who was kept chained
by his parents," Corbett said.
"When this boy was 17 years old.
28 years ago, he broke the chains
and disappeared. The Indians
found his clothes but never saw
him again. They said he had ex
tremely large feet.
"We talked it over a great deal
and figured this man now must
be fi feet 7 inches to 7 feet 6
inches tall. We thought he might
weigh as much as 400 pounds. He
made firm footprints in hard
ground.
"Measuring the footprints for a
distance of more than 60 feet, we
found the average stride was 50
inches. We checked this against
the stride of a man 6 feet 4 inches
tall, with long legs, aitl his stride
was 30 inches.
"We were told Tiy people who
saw footprints made when this un
known man was running that they
were 10 feet apart.
"I know positively this is a hu
man being.
"It seems logical that it is this
Indian who disappeared and is
living wild. He does his traveling
at night. He has not molested any
one. We learned these tracks have
been appearing for the past 10
years."
Corbelt said Titmus is preparing
to set up camera traps in an ef
fort to obtain a photo of Big Foot.
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MOUNT SHASTA-Mis. Robert
Clark and Mrs. Richard Clark,
presidents of the Mount Shasta
High and Elementary School
PTAs, respectively, have an
nounced that the two organizations
will hold a joint carnival Satur
day evening, November 15. It will
he held in the National Guard
Armory, and will run from 4 p.m.
until 10 p.m. The ladies also an
nounce that this will be the only
money raising project for their
groups for a year. There will he
dances at a dimc-a-numher, ring
tossing games, prizes, food and a
fancy goods sale, and just plain
soliciting for money.
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