Mayor Names Three To Committee
WEED Mayor J. I. (Jacki Ker-Us. The creek channel runs un-1 nance rcRardinK receipt of slate
sev Thursdav nicht detaileH thrp.. rfi- th M.-iin Street and tax monies, and the ordinance lo
councilmen, Elwin Adams, Melvin manv times in the past ha:
Soletli and Rolland Riley, and the
Singers Give Captivating
Program In Klamath Falls j
city attorney. William Heidewald,
to investigate conditions of a sec
tion of Boles Creek located east children and Burcell pointed out
of Highway 99 South, to deter- the danger of the trash piled on
mine problems there possibly in-i the bank and also of its eventual
volving city control. washing away and clogging the
Three residents living on tlii'l,Jra'nae
east side of tlie creek appeared The council authorized the city
at the special council meeting attorney, Heidewald. to draw up
Feb. 16 to request advice and;3 resolution to dissolve the Shas
action to control the unwarrantcdi'tia fire Protection District after
dumping of refuse, garbage andlcumP'0,ing necessary mvesliga
debris into the stream. Cv Rin- 'ion. The resolution
pon. Orlando Kulfalo and Robert and receive council action at the
Burcell reported someone has con-
create a city planning commis-i a ''"
i i- .. mi o,,i,,ii: Irish L-i.it Tliuisdav night when treats are ice cream and movies. I
clogged up causing washouts and n.)mcs" (o). ,he scvcn.miln com.the Little Gaelic .Singers appeared Some o( i!ie oU'vr girls are all!
street damage. The creek is a fa-! ',.. . ,h mccline n.xt KevSm their enchanting program ol through school at 15. A question
vorite lisning spot open only to, ,.. n,...i folk songs and dances from the1 not asked but wondered about:
.. .. . . ., j.,Emcra d We. 01 course tne picas- n :s mat most eilicienl pel
The council directed the deputy th sons son who does il,- !,. .. !.
and daugliters of the Auld Sod: ition the two youngest and
would be very hard to find any-that all those Hack shoes
from Burcell, the Weed High
sec:
and
one not completely captivated byislockings green dresses and
these winsome pixies. Their con-caies, ' Royal s,atfron" kilts. Ccl
cerl is a glimpse into another, tic crosses and all the rest are
Whoever it
tinually littered the stream and
banks with various types of rel
next adjourned meeting Thursday
night, Feb. 23.
The council passed the ordi-
clerk, Mrs. Madelon Gilman, tu
write a letter to the International
Paper Company requesting steps
be taken as soon as possible to
control excessive soot falling
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and choreographers who, faces and well groomed little per-1
sons shou.
As an ercore, the children gaej
a musical invitation to "come to
Uivi;siit;d- ,. - , , , - . , ,u t leillS HIIU luui euiii tiliii.i a n u.w
will be read,St'h001 Prmcpa . pointing ou the ' u-adilional
improvement of the soot condition 1 . , , . . ,
HELEN FOX
BENEFIT
DANCE
Sponsored By Musicians Local
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AUDITORIUM
. (OLD ARMORY)
Friday -Feb. 24th
I 6-- BANDS --6 I
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The Valiants 9 p.m.
Baldy's Band 9:40
Pee Wee Stidham 10:20
Dancemasters 11:00
The Corvettes 1 1 :40
Starlighters 12:20
PLAYING MUSIC FOR EVERYONE
Dancing 9-1 Donation $1.00
improvement of the soot cond
would make a heller community
tnd eliminate constant mainte
nance of the air conditioning sys
item at the school caused by the
:nnt nnti in arlriillntl In Ihp snot
(all-out on the school grounds and attractive costumes and radiant
walls carried in the school on stu-! (i"tcs- but als because they were
dents, feet and creating dirty floor
cunditions.
expressions of folk art cannot be
commended too highly.
The performers were instantly green Ireland." and many there
appealing troin their lirst en-;are who would love to accept.
trance, not onlv because of their
Discussion of the procedure to
dissolve the Weed Police Protec
tion District will lie held at the
meeting Thursday night. Feb. 2-S,
at 7:30. The Weed police com
missioners will he asked to at
tend the meeting.
Mr. Gaflnev rather surprised tin
audience and certainly the con
cert association hoard with his
so beautifully disciplined and plug, from the stage, for the
mannered. The performers did records on sale in the lobby, lie
not stay in one position on the then ended the program with a
stage but would regroup them- romantic ballad,
selves for each number in the A look into the future next
most unobtrusive and orderly way iyear the concei t association w ill
imaginable. This method of gain- bring a hand of .Scottish singers,
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Klainatll I'.ilh. Olrgou
Laundry Topic
Of Lessons
complete with bagpipe, to this
community. Will the Scots turn
out for il as die! the Irish Inst
Thursday night'.' Reserve your
LAKEVIEW
Lake
ing variety added to the perfor
mance. These children, ages ap
proximately 7 to 15, arc so grace
ful that it is a joy lo watch
them move about, and it Ls noimcmherships for next year now
wonder. Anyone who has the agil- and find out
;ily and coordination to dance as
ithey no really could walk on egg
ishells, it would seem. After the
County concert, several local children
Home Extension Agenl Laurayneicould be seen attempting some ol
tins clog dancing in the parking
lot as they waited for the traffic
to clear. Their comment: harder
than the cha-cha-cha. It was spell
binding -to watch these little iig
uies move so perfectly through
the intricate patterns of their
dances. Their bodies did not move
Kennedy stated that during the
month of February eight organiza
tions have scheduled lessons on
"Doing the Family Laundry."
With 60 to 80 types of deter
gents and laundry aids on the
grocer's shelves for the house
wife's choice. Hiss Kennedy slat
ed that laundry is. a science as
State Vets
To Receive
$2.9 Million
GRANGE NEWS
LOST R1VKR GRANGE NO. S4K
Robert l.cwis, John Marshall
Emma Kinney, Harry Lcmler, Zei
la Sullivan and Martha and Stan
ley Masten were awarded 25-ycar
pins at the Lost River Grange
25th anniversary meeting on Feb.
8.
Bella Sullivan was honored as
they will receive their dividends
as soon as possible under the ex
pedited timetable.
"GI policyholders will help VA
and themselves if they do not
swamp us with individual ques
tions." he emphasized. "Answer
ing them will divert personnel
from processing the dividend, and
in estimated 57.828 veterans in i might actually delay the pav-
from the waist up: their arms! Oregon will receive a total of ments."
Nationally, more than a quar-
the member with the best atten
dance for 25 years. She was ab
sent only when grange business
called her out of town.
former masters piesent were
Adah Brown, Robert Lew is, Mar
gie Ncwham, John Marshall, Pav
ill Ncwham, Joe Sullivan, Marion
Barnes and Zetta Sullivan.
Visitors present were Mr. and
Mrs. Alec Carnmock, Mr. ami
Mrs. H. B. Largcnt, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert McGehey, Mr. and Mrs.
Byron Snyder and Charles Dixon. I 0
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The lessons include information
on laundering new fabrics, soaps
and syndets, water, bleaches, fab
ric softeners, laundry equipment
and brighteners.
The lessons are scheduled for
Valley Falls Home Economics
Club. Thomas Creek Home Eco
nomics Club, Latter Day Saints
Relief Society, Silver Lake, Sum
mer Lake Home Economics Club,
Lakevicw Jaycettes,
Home Economics Club and Paisley.
(he impression ol a glide in spiielment program ordered by the
of those small cot clicking and President to assist the economy,
clacking and skipping in a furious-j r. j. Novotny. manager of the
ly meny jig. The twinkle of those. Veterans Administration regional
ter-billion dollars in GI insurance
dividends will be distributed.
J' '- " '"
silver shoe
sight.
buckles is a joyful
office in Portland, said today, the
dividends would go to Oregon vet-
The method of voice production erans who currently hold nartici-
and the stvlc of singing-used by paling VA life insurance policies.
"One look at Comet's styling sold me
and I saved nearly $400 on what
I almost paid for another compact!"
the better compact car
Comet has everything
but a big price tag! And
look how the resale
value holds UP: other
compacts depreciate
from $137 to 617 more
than Comet! These
facts make Comet one
of the least expensive
compacts you caniwn !
T( Baid on maaufictarar' roffgMted retail prieu and Automotive Market Report figuree.
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JOE FISHER, Inc., 677 So. 7th St.
these children are appropriate lo
the folk songs thev sing. It is
Westside l"'le c''"cr,'nt "uin "10 sound pro-
ihicl-u oy unci lean ciimuuis
choruses. If there arc such things
as bands of leprechauns singing
in secluded glens, surely this is
how they sound. On the other
hand, there was nary a banshee
in the bunch.
The convert was one of the
most enthusiastically received pro
grams on record. An enthralled
audience forgot the Congo, etc.,
etc., as they listened In the great
variety of moods and feelings pre
sented in the songs. These ranged
from the ironic lo the sentimental
to the patriotic to the romantic.
It was especially interesting to
hear those sung in Gaelic. Austin
Gaffney, baritone, added humour
lo the program with his "Come-All-Ye
s" a kind ol a joke in iig
time and melodic pathos of his
singing of the "Londonderry Air.
The accompanist was sympathetic
to the group.
Many questions came to mind
at the sight of 24 such attrac
tive and talented children almost
on the other side of the world
from their homes. Answers to
isome: The children are never
praised by their directors. The
only comment is "You'll do better
tomorrow." This is probably wise
strategy no one goes home
soilcd. These small singers do
jnol like American (ood because ol
the sauces and gravy and salad
The dividends are not a gratuity,
he added, but are made because
the death rate among GI policy
holders continues lo be lower than
the mortality rate upon which
their premiums were established
by law. (
The manager assured veterans I
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