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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 2, 1961)
HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. 6n. Hiursday, February I, 1961 PAGE -A 1 ; !3 Nation's Concern About Overpopulation Changed: Huxley SAYS EVERYONE WELCOME MOSCOW il'Pl' The Sovietl SALEM 'AP This nation'slundergone a profound change. lop tourist offk-i.il saidlconcern ahout overpopulation has!noVelist Aldous Huxley said here Tuesday. Huxlev, talking about the proh- Union's lop tourisl Wednesday that "all foreign citi zens mav come to the Soviet ln-i TRAVELS OLD ROl'TE ion. regardless of political or re-l MIAMI ilTl' Basil Rowe, re ligious views." tired pilot who flew the first com- V. M. Ankudinov, chairman of mercial airline flight from Miami er's Digest a few years ago pub-Uiiiout a society that doesn't planlwho set up a program in hich;lives in Los Anneles. He arrived Tuesday and will remain through Thursdav. - r-j'i ' '' 0 rr" ,f -it1 jl.lMewrflr lishing an article like that and ad- to level every member of the patients arc encouraged to discuss vertismg it on its cover," Huxley. population but seeks to help indi- institutional problems with staff said. niduals to achieve their noten- members in informal groups-to lem he described in 105.1 in! Huxley addressed 20(1 persons tial." he said. laciuauy assist in ireaiing inem- "Brave New World Revisited." at the Oregon State Hospital and Htixlev came to the state hos- selvls- :J 're..-,!....- linn.t .,p,.a.I.. iri.,n. ...i,J Iw. K,u,4 In cimn finish . " n t ll t lnnna cfiiH iho hncnil.-ll AYtVU-t. Intourist. said hotels to accommo-to Nassau 32 wars ago, went""" 3 "T ' " ," T .1'""' 111 "w "r- "' , V 1 Ti, rn , J . tftn n .n . ... , . ... ., .... CarrVIHK UlUlltr Oil IICM llll Wl H llt'W IIUM'I, Ulic lie una mm vii iv iii.iii.-iii h1Ltl,,J date 102 IWO guests will be bul l over the same route Wednesdav, b i , n I , . n . u 1 1 u..-. iiim..oh,t ti, in c n k., i.v:-. . n iJ control pills. working on three or four years. Arizona s tallest building is a ley s observations. b... v v. w iu.o a But- "ii " l,.,., k .,,1, i ni,.,.....,. i,... i... :. D.:,iu v :i I l couinn i nnagiiie me ncau-i n is a mh - ... .v,... , hhahy, ,, ijii.i.-.h-Uiii .,,,.L.,. "' -'- --i'---M " NIMH Ml . Ill II 111 .l.. .!.. , ..i .immmmmm ANTARCTICA FIRE niRISTnil'RCII, N.Z. iLTD Fire destroyed tv;o buildings at the American base on Ross island Antarctica, todav, but no one was tncourage the tourist trade. '.neural jet (light. TRAVEL TRIPS to exotic places like Lassen Volcanic Na tional Park are a relatively new summertime attraction for YMCA youth. Here, Leo Jocks looks over a map of the park. Says Jocks, "The travel trips give me tome thing interesting to do and they offer a chance to learn something of interest scientifically. They also help me produce an interest in the Y in other people. I am a Y member mainly because I think it is a great organiza tion. It keeps kids out of mischief and it offers a great many activities that teach most kids something." The annual YMCA membership roundup is in progress." New OTI Health Service Proves Valued Addition The OTI Student Health Service j A health service fee is collected was organized at the beginning of; from a" students along with tui this school year with Mrs. Na- t'n and other fees. Regulations talia S. Reichenberg as registered require that the service be a, -self-nurse in charge of the service I supporting activity, and Dr. E. E. Howard as con-1 A portable first aid kit is kept suiting physician. "i hand for emergencies. Baby The facility consists of a wait- scalcs are available for student ing room, recovery room, ,rcat. many of w-hom have asked ment room, and nurse's 0ffr adv.ee regarding child care, fice. Originally, the patient load;EaehJ s,,udent hcallh ca,d- te' was approximately two studentsclu,red, fr e",rance at ". per hour. This number increased VICWed by e mlrse andrdorm' to 4.2 students per hour at the fry counselors are notified of end of fall term due presumably health conditions of students with to winter weather and student I disabilities and susceptibilities, awareness of the service offered. Approximately 91 per cent of patients to date have had minor cold-weather ailments. Two were hospitalized for severe tonsillitis. Two diabetics have been discov ered and treated and diets have been worked out for these by the nurse. Lacerations, broken wrists or fingers, injured eyes, sprains and strains and one severe car; accident injury have made up the other nine per cent. such as cardiac cases and dia betics. ' The service is open for seven hours each school day. "This is a necessary and certainly a re warding program because students are very happy to have someone take care of them," Mrs. Reichen berg stated. ' 1 She is a graduate of St. Paul Hospital in Vancouver, B.C., and a registered nurse in Oregon. She spent seven years at OTI as instructor-coordinator for the nrac- In any case requiring attentionjtical nurse program, of a physician, students select Her extracurricular activities their own doctor. Doctor fees are include being president of Quota not paid under this service. Stu dents may have X-rays and modi- Club, a guard in Job's Daughters Lodge, Bethel No. 61, chief nurse cal lab work performed on cam-' for Klamath County Civil Defense, pus. Issuing of penicillin or pre-disaster nurse for the Red Cross, scription-typc drugs must be np- and a member of the Community proved by the medical consultant. I Lounge Board. Qommjurnhj. Qahndah THURSDAY I SHASTA VIEW GRANGE will ALLE MAGE SKIERS will mcelmeet Friday, Feb. .1. at 8 p.m. in the Airmen's Service Club. 1M at (he hall. Don Baldwin of (he Gentile Street, Kingsley Field. SCV will show slides on Chile. Thursday Feb. 2. at 8 p.m. Dr.lThe Home Economics Club will Don Noel will show slide photo cranhs of the 1960 winter Olym pic Games at Squaw Valley. Rc-j freshmenLs will be served. meet at 7:15 p.m. An attendance contest will be announced. ALOHA SOCIAL CLL'B will meet Friday, Feb. 3, at the Ma sonic Temple for a dessert lunch eon at 1:45 p.m. Hostesses will be H. ZION LUTHERAN WOMEN'S MISSIONARY LEAGUE will mecti Thursday. Feb. 2. at 7:30 p.m. in Mrs. William Pierson, Mrs. the parish hall. A talking film on.Dexter and Mrs. Asia Miner. Lutheran liturgy will be shown. Hostesses will be Mrs. Jesse An derson and Mrs. J. A. Kirkpatrick WEISFIELD' : . : i I LCVy EASY TERMS l k..u . . .... UbttlM FT g1 " 1 yjmmfMimyjU I limn n V' ' m $0 A0 FREE CORAL DECCA $25.00 STEREO RECORD LIBRARY WITH PURCHASE OF A WEICOR STEREO AUTOMATIC FONOGRAPH CONGER FAIRVIEW HOME EXTENSION IN1T will meet at Joan's Kitchen Friday. Feb. .3, VFW AUXILIARY will hold a at 10 a.m. The lesson will be Par regular meeting and initiationjent-Tcenage Relationship. Mem Thursday, Feb. 2, at 8 p.m. at bers are asked to take a sack the hall. All officers are asked tollunch. Child care will be provided. attend. JOB'S DAUGHTERS Bethel No. fi will hold a regular meeting Thursday, Feb. 2. at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. SATURDAY NAACP will meet Saturday. Feb. 4, at 7 p.m. in the county library for a business meeting. At 7:30 p.m. there will he a tape recording about the Koinonia farm in Amcricus, Georgia. The public is welcome to attend. SACRED HEART MOTHERS CLL'B will meet Thursday, Feb. 2. at 8 p.m. at the new auditor- ium. Sisters of St. Francis will be; KLAMATH rol,NTy Rc(jred in their classrooms from 7 to Tcachcrs Assodatjon wi mCel P-m' Saturday. Feb. 4. at 1:30 p.m. in PROSPERITY REBEKAIlllhe YMCA bu'ldi"S- There will be ,nnV:i ' v- ,,u will m.w Th. a P"" and refreshments. V.si- day. Feb. 2. at 8 p.m. in the IOOF Hall. Officers are asked to wear white formah for draping1 of the charter. . tors welcome. NATURE SOCIETY will hold a field trip Saturday, Feb. 4, to be conducted by Mr. and Mrs. War- vi ixi iTU st.xxip Avn roiN ner Kimball. All interested per- n . n 'Jni mi Th,-w Feb isons are asked ,0 rePrt to the 1 of fl n m at iho Mnnsp I-rtdcp. r 1010 Pine. The program will con- ,am st sist of a quiz panel. Members luncn' are asked lo bring their lavorite coin or collection for display. commerce at 8 a m building. B.ri n g DORRIS GRANGE will sponsor a card party Saturday, Feb. 4. at A n m in Ih ritv hall There will i RIDA be a small admission fee. A door RAILROAD EVANGELISTIC rjze an(J rc(rcsn. ASSOCIATION will meet Fr,day.im(,nts W Feb. 3. at 7:15 p m. at the hirst Raptist Church. Rev. Fosner Willi be the speaker. Members will he Approximately 12'i million xotlng on chancing the meeting'Amenlans own stock in U.S. busi place to the city library. inesses. on DIAMONDS Reg. $575.00 1 Carat in Diamonds ATTRACTIVE BRIDAL PAIR Reg. $395.00 5i Carat BRIDAL PAIR Yellow on White Gold Now Only 00 Now $ Only 00 Use Your Credit Ch arge I.e. 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