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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 29, 1959)
SUNDAY, MARCH 2. ipso HERALD AND NEWS. Kl.WIATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE 3 A I ""'" ' 4J LOSH BEARDS will play a prominent part in th 1959 Barbershop Show April 18 at the Pelican Theater. Lett to right are the "Tonsorial Four:" Claude Davis, E. H. Cochrane, Da. Frank Johnson and Jim Perkins. Barbershop Show Here Hay Be Last i SW 1 EEEEEtKaTHSflm Rehearsals are beinz stenned! np IJor what may be the last ap reafanre of the Klamath Basin Bai'bershop Show which ha.s de lishjwl capacity audiences (or 11 yeajs. (JjhTr use planned for the Peli can Theater, where the show has be held since 1948 with the ex ception of 1957. will probably maat finis for H? popular attrac tion which has brought top bar herfhop quartet talent to Klamath Falfc from the West Coast. litis year's show, which will cen ter around Oregon's Centennial, is plained for April 18. Six quartets anxT two choruses, the Cascad? frnrj RttfffPt, and the local chorus. wilC perform with new and old cotes. Quartets will be from St- atti. San Francwo. Salem. Coos Bay, Portland and Klamath Falls. Trie Barbershop Show, a non profit organization, has been slant ed to the support of youth groups, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts and Camp Fire Girls, and an OTI scholarship All funds arrruine from tickets expenses, have been turned over to these groups in years past Money from this year's show will mn for tho samp nnrnnsr Tickets for the show are now SILVER LAKE Home Is a She. will return to the hospital for cn sale al Derby's Music Store, happy place for 4-year-old Sheron a checkup in May. 12R North Seventh. Seats include Porter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sheron finds it fun to be home both reserved and general ad-Larry Porter. And her family de-to romp with her brothers, Denis N I Kn is in me way sue is mum miaou in-aiue. J. D. Corum, local rajah for the Shriners, made the application for the Porters. He emphasized the hospital is entirely supported Portland for the by the Shrine through dues and money raising activities. Airlift Plan For Athletes Soes Ahead WASHINGTON P The Pen .agon has overruled an Air Force decision to back out of plans to .ly a team of handicapped ath letes to the annual wheelchair basketball tournament in California. Dep. Secretary of Defense Don-i aid Quarles reversed the (tight cancellation Friday after protests that the tournament might have to be called off. Sen. Paul Douglas D-Ill said the Air Force cancellation order j jBk may nave neen a reprisal against him for his Senate speech this week criticizing junkets in mili tary planes. Douglas spoke out after the Air force canceled plans to fly 25 : mciroers of the I niversity of! Illinois Giiz Kids to the tourna Imenl, which begins next week at Garden Grove. Calif . and at F.I Toro. Calif , Marine Corps base. 1 "Mv objection.'' Douglas in- ' formed the Illinois team, "is to the 1 hauling of dignitaries on plush junkets that are not in the public ! interest " He said he had not meant his criticism to apply to such groups at the handicapped athletes. 1 In overruling the Air Force Quarles directed the military serv- ' ices to co ahead and fly teams from New Jersey. Brooklyn. New York City and Tampa. Fla , as well as the Illinois group, to the Playground equipment tahtornia tournament, lhe .Navy ,0 item on tbe list ot purchases lne weather bureau here, couldn't and Marine Corps also will partic to he made from proceeds Twylaldo n nnr cold nwnmr Ttw dnnr Jk jipate in providing the transporta- Ferguson School Parents and Pa-; 0f n,s weather station was frozen HUM. UUllS UlMll. IU Ifll.H I I II I 1 1 n -'I'""" ISnill A spokesman said Cjuarles based iti dinner and tun night to be held his decision on the point that in the school. April 3, according crippled or handicapped veterans; to Hill Hamilton, president of the would benefit from the tournament group. since proceeds from ticket sales, At preM.nt (he school ground are going to the Navy Relief So-nas ony Inrce pwies, ftf outdoor ciety Fund. Ljav equipment. The county school Over Optimism Unwarranted PORTLAND - Sn Richard NeutXTRer D-Ore'. back home during the Kaster recess of Con i gress. told a press conference ihere Friday there is too mucn optimism about economic condi tions in Oregon Neubcrcer eyed figures show. Ing the state's unemployment re mained high during the week of March 7 .ind said an adequate national housing bill is vitally needrd to spur the lumber indus try. Hi added that this would boost the economy of the entire state Be sure r . .1 to see rne V OUT OF LUCK are the youngsters on the right who couldn't squeeze onto the pecked merry-go- round at Ferguson School. Parents and Patrons of the school will hold e spa ghetti dinner and fun night there April 3 to raise money for additional play equipment. Playground Equipment Tops Needs A transiior radio and a large I Mls BOUTEIN CROWN Sunbeam trypan will he given asj BRATTI.KBORO. Vt lUPP door prizes Mry Ann Krautsihv . 20. o' Mon- Tickets are on sale hv Tvvvlai I Ferguson siuden s Children unde.lr0- Wls- Fr,d"' mi na sehool age will he served free. Iional lunior champion Holstein (Jrade students will be charged girl She won the title from 23 SO cents and adults a dollar. ; other state champions FROZEN FORECASTER WUIMtKO Okl.i ,Ri!l nnn- the,lan u ho chptks len'ni'ratiires for TUGBOAT HITS TANKER PASCAGOl'I.A. Miss. .I'PK The tugboat "Colonel" collided with the proiH'ller of a l!i-2fil-ton tanker here Friday, hut vv.i-. ible to limp hack into port. Official! budget does not include allowances said none rf the seven-man tug- for such purchases and hinds must. boat crew was injured, be raised through Parents and Pa- -Irons activities. With the spaghetti dinner. Com REUNION FOR EMPEROR Tokyo I UPD Emperor Hiro liito had a reunion Friday with 1R nf his old classmates It was the first such party held since tbelmlttee Chairman Jack Netpp prom- emnernr fraHllaled from lhe nri-USCS a musical program by the marv course at Gakushin school ' local Barbershoppers. m o v I e . ifnrmprlv Peers school i vears bingo, fish ponds, television for PaaeiBating, educational aviation display, FREE movies. FREF. plan nde as prize. See new mi air planet on display. FRFF .idmtssicm. APRIL 5 - SUNDAY 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. KLAMATH AIRCRAFT SERVICE Kinqslcy Field AUTHORIZES ': Will's Always a Welcome Treat for family and friends! ago. j fight fans, and other booth SHERON PORTER poses with her mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Porter of Silver Lake. Four-year-old Sheron is home again following five-and-a-half months of hospitali zation to straighten her legs. Photo by Parks Child Happy To Be Home After Two Leg Operations TELLTALE CLUES 5ALLISAW, Okla. Ill Police here deducted that the thief they are looking for is: (1) poor 2 en gaged. The only items stolen in a burglary were an engagment ring and a wedding ring O Newspaper SPOT ADS are inexpensive repealed dally 94c mission. Coeds Plan Frog Race I run about. j Born with a deformed pelvis, Sheron's feet turned in. It took fiv and a half months at Shrill ler's Hospital in necessary surgery. I Two separate operations were performed with a month between. TOLEDO, Ohio il'PI Smirred Each leg was in a cast eight by ipring, coeds at the I'niver- weeks. gity of Toledo are jumpily antici-j Her family went to see her near- pating the latest in silly college ly eery other week and she made competitions a frog race. the adjustment very well. She was Coeds from each sorority will happy with her friends there, train and enter frogs in the meet. She was out of the second cast April 24. The event is billed as 'only two weeks before she re the "world championship" trog turned to her home here. "Riding race. No one has disputed the her tricycle has helped her most, claim. but I give her physical therapy The race Is to he staged in a1 every day," says Mrs. Porter, natural amphitheater between lhe total union and the administra- The Communist Party was de tion building during the lunchciared illegal in Argentina in L9M. break. Spain ceded the Philippines to Its sponsor. Pi Kappa Alpha1 the I'nited States on December 10, Fraternity, expects a crowd ot thsjQ, least one thousand. j "We're just doing this for the beck of it," Carl White, an officer 1 of the fraternity explained. "No body's cning to profit. It's spring you know." 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