FRIDAY, OCTORF.R 24. 115R
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE 9-4A
Press Representatives Attend Ski Bowl Preview
MOUNT SHASTA Over 210
guests will be entertained this
weekend in a press preview of the
Ml. Shasta Ski Bowl.
Representatives or newspapers,
radio stations, television stations,
magazines, news bureaus, travel
bureaus and allied agencies have
been invited to "see for them
Klves" the giqantic size and ultra
modern facilities at the ML Shasta
Ski Bowl.
The magazine list includes Time,
Newsweek, Sports Illustrated,
Church Plans
Many Events
A number of events are on the
October calendar for the Immanu
cl Baptist Church including a cos
tume party for old and young in
the church on Friday, November
2-1. starting at 7:30 p.m.
The older group will meet up
stairs in the old church for a fun
fest arranged by Mrs. Leo Zell.
Mrs. Ronnie Walters. Mrs. Laverne
Thompson, Mrs. Fred Binns, Mrs.
Clco Phillips. Mrs. Dale Rexford
and Mrs. Bill Russell, chairman.
Downstairs. Ann Rexford and
Dorothy Slagle will supervise Hal
loween fun for children with games
and refreshments planned.
Also during the month, the losing
team of the woman's Bible reading
contest will host a dinner for the
winners captained by Vivian Allo
way. Mrs. Roy Galloway is in
charge of the dinner.
Mrs. Tarkel Tweet, president of
the Mary and Martha Circle, has
outlined some interesting social
events as well as missionary proj
ects for the coming month. All
women interested in Christian fel
lowship are invited to attend the
' circle meetings held on the fourth
Tuesday o each month.
Session Set
On Semantics
Semantics, the study of words
and the relation of human behavior
to language, will be the topic at
a special meeting of the Klamath
rails Lnitanan fellowship Sun
day at the Klamath Art Center.
A prominent lay Unitarian will
he guest speaker for a combined
family night discussion program.
He is Henry Castor of San Ra
fael, whose' topic will be "Some
Antic Semantics.
A politick dinner will be served
at 5 p.m. Castor will speak at
7 o clock.
Originally from Philadelphia, he
joined Ihc Unitarian Fellowship in
Marin County, California, in 1953
after moving west. He was instru
mental in building the Unitarian
Church of Mann in San Rafael
He is on the church board and
was dean of the Central District
Unitarian Conference last year.
Castor is representative for Lit
He Brown, Houghton-Mifflin and
A. A. Knopf, publishers, and is an
author in his own right. He has
published two novels as well as
two children's books in the His
torical Landmark scries. Mrs. Cas
tor will accompany him.
Members and friends of the
Klamath Fellowship and all those
interested are invited.
Sunset, Motorland and Oregon
Motorist.
Gnosis will be arriving Friday
night and Saturday. Lodging
is being furnished in the motels
and hotels of Mount Shasta, Weed
and Dunsmuir. As soon as' they
have checked in, the guests will
be taken to the Ski Bowl Lodge.
Saturday night there will be a ban
quet, and Sunday morning there
will be a breakfast at the lodge.
As a special convenience for pho
tographers, a Bell helicopter from
Ai'lna Helicopters, Inc., Llna, will
be at the lodge to give rides for
aerial photographs.
Approximately 50 residents of1
Mount Shasta, Weed and Duns-
muir will act as hosts during the
preview. They will be on hand to
answer questions and get any de
sired information for the guests.
Headquarters for the preview
will be in the lobby of the New
Park Hotel in Mount Shasta. All
guests will check in there to be
assigned to their accommodations
in (he various motels and hotels.
Hosts will escort the guests to
the ski bowl, and join them for the
banquet and breakfast.
Sneakers at the banquet will in
clude Richard M. Oddic of San
Francisco, a vice president and
research director for the Bank of
America: Willy Schaetller of
Squaw Valley, technical adviser to
the Winter Olympics Committee:
Ed Johnson of Pasadena, president
of the Far West Ski Association
and Jim Hammond of the Califor
nia State Chamber of Commerce
in San Francisco.
The press preview is a joint
venture of the ML Shasta Ski
Bowl corporation, the Mount Shas
ta, Weed, and Dunsmuir chambers
of commerce and the Coordinat
ing Council of Chambers of Com
merce of Siskiyou -County. Lynn
B. Thompson, president of the
Mount Shasta Chamber of Com
merce and O. O. Apperson Jr.,
are the general co-chairmen for the
event.
Work on the preview started last
March. At that time plans called
tor a very elaborate grand opening
preceded by a press preview, to
be held in August and September.
Construction delays, both on the
hveritt Highway and in the ski
bowl, caused by the unusually
heavy snows last spring, lorced a
postponement of both events. This
also forced a complete revision ol
plans for the grand opening, as it
will now be held Thanksgiving
weekend, in snow, rather than in
summer weather.
Thompson and Apperson urged
everyone in the three southern
Siskiyou towns to be on the look
out for the guests of the preview
this weekend and to show them
every courtesy. They will be wear
ing white name cards, with the
w'ords "Press Preview, October
!!3-2B. 1958, ML Shasta Ski Bowl"
printed on them.
"This area started to get a
cry good reputation for friendli
ness and courtesy during the re
cent Rotary Conference." they
pointed out, "and now we have
another excellent opportunity to
improve that reputatiun."
The guest list for the preview
includes people from as far north
as Portland and as far south as
Los Angeles. All media will be
represented.
"ML Shasta is the latest ski
area in California to-have mod
ern facilities installed We have
been told for years that we have
a great potential here, and this
press preview is our first chance to
show off what we have developed,"
Thompson said. "This development
is only going to be as good as we
are willing to make it."
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