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HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore.
Wednesday, Feb. 17, 1960
OBITUARY
CASERI
Ann Caseri, 67, native of Port
Essington. British Columbia, Can
ada, resident of Klamath Falls
for 26 years, died here February
16. Survivors include the widower,
Enrico; a daughter, Mrs. Mary
Gentry, this city; sons, Lawrence
Priest Jr., Los Angeles, Norman
Priest, this city; a sislor, Mrs.
Bessie Duvall, Los Angeles; broth
ers, Jimmy and Henry Evans of
Alaska; also six grandchildren and
three great-grandchildren. Funeral
arrangements will be announced
by Ward's Klamath Funeral Home.
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Face Novelist
LOS ANGELES (AP) Novelist
Thomas Chamalcs must appear in
court March 21 to answer charges
of battery, drunkenness and dis
turbing the peace at his estranged
wife's home.
His wife, singer Helen O'Connell,
appeared in court for a hearing
Tuesday but Chamalcs was in a
hospital, being treated for ulcers.
He also is accused of throwing a
milk bottle and getting into a fight
with arresting officers during a
family row last Nov. 26.
Last Thursday Miss O'Connell
won $900 a month temporary ali
mony and child support. She is
suing for separate maintenance.
Chamalcs is the author of the
novel, "Never So Few."
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CITY BRIEFS
Mrs. Helm Dianas, noble grand
of Prosperity Rebekah Lodge, has
announced plans for honoring all
past noble grands at a meeting
at the IOOF Hall, 8 p.m. Thurs
day, February 18. Officers please
wear formals.
Shasta View Grange will have
its regular meeting Friday, FebrU'
ary 19, at 8 p.m. in the commu
nity building, corner of Shasta
Way and Madison. Ladies please
bring cherry pie.
YMCA Family Night will be Fri
day, February 19, with a potluck
supper beginning at 6:30 p.m. in
the Y building. Everyone is wel
come.
Rainbow Girls will sponsor a
rummage sale Friday and Satur
day, February 19 and 20, at Clyde
and Arts' Towing Service on Klam
ath Avenue. Doors will open at
9 a.m.
Attention all VFW and Auxiliary
members interested in joining a
Red Cross First Aid and Home
Construction
Of Pipeline
Underway
PORTLAND (AP) Construc
tion of a 10'i million dollar pipe-
iine down the Willamette Valley
to Eugene already is underway
This was announced Tuesday by
Paul Kayser, president of El Paso
Natural Gas Co., in a speech at
the Rotary Club here.
He said the pipeline will be in
operation by autumn.
Kayser said the pipeline -will
open a potential industrial mark
et equal to 50 per cent of the
industry now served by gas in the
Portland metropolitan area.
The new line, Kayser said, will
be in addition to the one that now
runs as far as Lebanon, Albany
and Corvallis.
It will connect with the main
pipeline in the Camas-Washougal
area of Washington and cross un
der the Columbia River, reaching
the Oregon shore just east of the
Sandy River.
The pipeline will be 20 inches in
diameter to Carver, southeast of
Portland. There will be five taps
for the Portland area.
The line will be 16 inches in
diameter south of Carver until
reaching Salem, then it will be
inches in diameter until reach
ing a point between Albany and
Lebanon. From there it will be
12 'i inches in diameter until reaeh
The natural gas, to be market
ed by Northwest Natural Gas
Co., will be the first natural gas
to reach the Eugene area. -
A contract for the pipeline, Kay
ser said, was awarded in advance
of the federal Power Commission
action last week, which authorized
the line.
The work, he said, began at
once on the Columbia River cross
ing. The line to be buried under
the river has walls an inch thick
he added.
Kayser said the contract Tor (lie
line south of Salem has not been
awarded.
Phone Callers
Threaten Man
PORTLAND (AP) Anony
irons callers have threatened
harm to the family of Levi S
McDonald and the man's attor
ney, another attorney said.
William Murray said the callers
threatened harm to Frank King,
attorney (or McDonald and asso
ciate of Murray.
McDonald, 52, is charged with
a part in blowing up 10 trucks
that hauled for the struck Ore
gonian and Oregon Journal here
McDonald was a member of the
Stcreotypers Union negotiating
committee.
More than a dozen threatening
calls, Murray said, were made to
McDonald's daughter. The attor
ney said they became so bad the
telephone had to be removed from
the house.
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Nursing Class. Be at the VFW
Hall on Thursday, February 18, at
8 p.m.
Midland Grange will hold open
house February 17 beginning with
a potluck supper at 6:30 p.m. All
grangers and friends invited.
Shasta-Homedale extension unit
will have a special meeting Fri
day, February 19, 10 a.m. at
Joan's Kitchen. Important discus
sion of program planning and a
guest speaker. Members please
come, guests welcome.
Mrs. Lcola Thompson and Mr,
and Mrs. Fred Dallas will enter
tain with a program of music at
the meeting of the Retired Teach
ers Group Saturday, February 20
at 1:30 p.m. at the YMCA build
ing. Klamath Art Association will
have its regular meeting Thurs
day, February 18, at 7:30 p.m.
in the new gallery in Maple Park.
Bethel No. 6 Job's Daughters
regular meeting Thursday, Febru
ary 18, at 7:30 p.m.
Classroom Teachers of Klamath
Falls will meet Thursday at 4:15
p.m. in Fremont Junior High
School to discuss salaries and to
nominate officers.
Mrs. Bernard Valk and Mrs.
Robert Mathis will be hostesses
to members of the Northside Gar
den Club at the Mathis home, 1101
Hanks Street at 1 p.m. Wednes
day, February 24. An expert will
speak on pruning.
Sgt. and Mrs. Marttn Bailey and
son, Davis, San Diego, visited the
officer's grandmother, Mrs. Mary
E. Lyvers and an aunt, Mrs. Edna
Adam, managers of the Odessa
Coffee Shop on the west side of
Upper Klamath Lake. The mana
gers are former residents of Mon
tercy.
Hank Fields, square dance call
er from Alturas, will call for the
Merry Mixers Saturday, February
20, at the Merry Mixer Hall in
Pelican City. Ladies take a dish
for the potluck. All square danc
ers welcome.
Mrs. Rose O'Leary, education
chairman, and Mrs. Winifred Hook
er, tea chairman are in charge
of arrangements for the annual
Catholic Daughters "Silver Book
tea, planned for February 22 at 8
p.m. in Sacred Heart Parish Hall
Proceeds from the lea will go to
the Sacred Heart Academy Library
Fund. The public is invited and
all members are reminded to take
guests.
Richard Marion Tate, son ol
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Tate, 114 Lin
coln Avenue, is a student at Mexi
co City College, where he is tak
ing some classes among the ruins
of the Aztecs and the Toltecs. He
is a veteran of four years' service
with the Navy in the Far East.
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Third Child
Awaited
By Britons
LONDON (AP) Queen Eliza
beth II moved Tuesday night to
the maternity suite arranged for
her in Buckingham Palace after
her doctors told her to expect her
third baby "at any minute."
In what may have been their
final prenatal examination, the
doctors found the 33-year-old mon
arch in the best of health. They
anticipated no complications.
The Queen moved from her own
apartment to the ground-floor Bel
gian suite, at the back of the pal
ace, which has been converted into
a royal maternity ward.
The suite is so named because
King Leopold I of Belgium used
it on visits to Queen Victoria, a
relative by her marriage to Prince
Albert. It has accommodations for
the father-to-be, Prince Philip, and
a lounge next to the room in
which John H. Peel, the queen's
obstetrician, will deliver the baby.
It was not expected that Eliza
beth would leave the palace today.
Philip had one engagement, to
open an exhibition of architecture
in nearby Portland Place.
Queen Mother Elizabeth visited
the Queen Tuesday. Prime Minis
ter Harold Macmillan had his us
ual audience Tuesday night and
told her of his trip to Africa, from
which he has just returned.
Another Tuesday night event at
the palace went on as usual, the
meeting of Princess Anne's
Brownie pack.
'The princess was very ex
cited," Brown Owl Mary Millican
reported. "She kept saying how
much she is hoping to have a little
sister."
Youth Smashes
Patrol Car
WINDSOR, ONT. (AP) Two
patrolmen in suburban Sandwich
East stopped a car carrying three
teen-agers because the youths
looked suspicious.
They put one in their own patrol
car, then returned to question the
others.
The lone youth sped off in the
patrol car, smashed into a parked
vehicle and escaped on foot. While
the two patrolmen were chasing
their own car on foot the other two
youths drove off.
Damage to the patrol car: $500.
Mom Gives Birth
In Automobile
MEADV1LLE, Pa. (AP)-Mrs
Allen C. Kline of nearby Carlton
R.D. 1, and her new eight-pound
son are doing fine in City Hos
pital today winners over the
elements.
Mrs. Kline began her trip to the
hospital Tuesday. Because of deep
snow in a lane leading from her
home she was placed on a home
made sled drawn by a tractor.
Her father-in-law, Amos Kline,
met her at the highway and took
her in his car. While he stopped
for gasoline, Mrs. Kline gave
birth in the back scat.
Hepatitis Cases
Show Increase
PORTLAND (AP) The state
Board of Health said Tuesday 20
new cases of infectious hepatitis
last week boosted the total thus
far this year to 123.
The total, the board said, is 25
per cent higher than the 92 cases
at this time last year. There were
913 cases last year, the fourth
highest number in Oregon record
ed history.
Funerals
HANEY
Funeral services for baby Rob
erta Lynn Haney will take place
at the graveside in the Malin cem
etery on Thursday, February 18, at
11 a.m., the Rev. Ethan Whitman
of the Malin Presbyterian Church
officiating. Ward's Klamath FL
neral Home in charge of the arrangements.
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