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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 5, 1961)
o KUHS Choir, Orchestra Shares Concert Session The Klamath Union Hiph School The majority of the groups will choir and string orchestra will be presented during various , f hare a concert hour with a high demonstrations and lectures. school, band from Pendleton! Highlight of the conference will ...Thursday, March 16. at 10 a.m.. be the concert by the all-North- during the Northwest Conference west high school band, chorus ,of the Music Educators Associa-1 an(j orchestra. 'lion national convention in Spo- ,!,.. . , , . j'W March 15-18. ,T,he ,,h'cc. , j ' Ma ,m ' , students selected from the five mat announcement was made .Northwest states plus Alaska .will rehearse for four days under nationally-known conductors and pre sent a complete concert program by M. Dale Hallack. director of vocal music for city schools, f There will be two other con- i cert hours during the convention. Saturday at 8 p.m. j'lhey will teature the Ricks Col-: i.lege Band, Rexburg, Idaho; Uni- versify of Idaho Symphony Or-1 D n n t, PnUknH . chestra and Band, a band f rom ' I U II K IWUUWI ' Western Washington College. Bell-1 ingham, and a choir from In- fXatc PpScnn J graham Hign School in Seattle. iCID II IbOII In addition to the above the . .' Madrigal Singers from KUHS Willi Cam yfl VanrC sing for the Northwest College w "v cul a Choral Directors' luncheon Thurs- ,,.,, - day noon, March Hi, and the ALBANY. Ore. (API - Twenty string orchestra will play for the 'e, hu"! oflc'; M"rv'" Verne "Phi Mu Alpha, national honorary Clark held up the Shedd Bank I music fraternity, luncheon. he had eonfcsJscd tl;e cnme 3,1,1 Both the string group and the Has stcld ' 20 V ' Madrigal Singers will present the , piLson- program for the Idaho Music Ed- The sentence was imposed F i ucators banquet and meeting at da-v h-v ci,cllit Ja6& Wendell 5:30 p.m. March 16. ITompkins after Clark waived in- Of the 120 groups applying for dietment and said he would enter admission to the conference, four a Pca on information filed by groups were accepted from Ore-1 the district attorney, gon in addition lo the Klamath A few hours later, the FBI an-l S3AdHib HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, CHrfcnii Sunday, March S, 1961 PAGE 5-A Weights, Measures System Protects Consumers TVLL'LAKE Bill Huse, Sis- per or container in which it is devices used are on zero gradua- late to contact him if you feel kiyou County Department ot AMsold. lions at ,he slart aud -m pain!lc can be of service, ricullure. suhmilled the lollownii; . voil .,j .,. nmj.,-!. , , i i information on National WcietatLLu? . ,..m'a .P"T.C'S thc The county sealer office 8 m hiui.m in mmii ijv ni'l well; u. .. . . . t, and Measures Week The same: . . - Don t condemn a tradesman I i . , ,, . . 1 s. "lien shopping tie particuari. , , . , , miles and regulations. Huse states. ,, . 1 1 i . . too hurnedlv m case of short . . that vou eceive i-nrrpi-t uiip it ipply in t.'.c stale ol Oregon, lot',. " "weiiiht or measure. It could be1 ,n inex)erieiiced clerk ' inlorntation contained is a serv ice of government to prelect the interests of buyers and sellers of commodities. Jess R. Grisham. Siskiyou Covin, ty sealer of weights and meas ures, in announcing (he week of March 1 lo March 7 as National 6. In over-the-counter sales 111' scale used must lie positioned so thai the purchaser can read the dial. The purchaser should mile i! the scale rests on the zero graduation and should observe the weight indicated when the weight or packer, or or measuring the courthouse annex in Yreku with a branch office at Tulelakc Grisham slated Weights and Measures Week commemorates the first weiehts and measure law a faulty weighing"'1 '""a Z device. Un.il you ad0P.l:.d by Con51' ess on March have good reason to believe oth erwise, ns.-ume that I he merchant is honest, and values his reputa tion fur honest and fair dealing, in. Hear in mind that your 2. 17'W. weights and measures official and . h . . . ' .'. .'" of the product is beine delcr. ed that the administration o' ;j i Vibe f.-u iliiii.s nf his deiwrlmont are al your disposal. Do not heal- KLAMATH COUNTY DELEGATES to the annual Pacific Northwest YMCA Council meeting in Spokane Thursday through Sunday, left to right, were Chuck Burman, Jack Douglass, Bob Mezger and Earl Kent. Kent flew the four-place aircraft that took the men north. In Spokane, they met with other YMCA representatives from Alaska, Montana, Idaho, Washington and Oregon to may Y policy and plans. . Government Files Huge Income Tax Lien Against Former Wrestling Star weight laws, rules and regula tions is ore of the most colorful and important functions of coun ty government. Grisham said it serves buyer and seller alike. He said that few people under- i stand that the county sealer and his inspectors have the big job of seeing that all the things the consumer buys are accurately weighed and measured. When the thousands of transactions in the community each year are ronsicl lered, it is a big and important job. w hether it is weight or measure I you are losing. The result is less money in your pocketbook. I 7. Gasoline pumps and petrole um products dispensing meters must slart operation from a zero graduation, the same as a weigh ing device. Observe this setting on a pump or meter hefore gas oline or fuel is delivered. 6. All weighing and measuring devices are tested for accuracy by the county sealer of weights and measures al least once an nually. You can assist him im- GRAVEL t run or Crushed for your driveway Geo. R. Stacy Co. Phon. TU 4-3S68 yet losses to buyei"s and sellers can easily exceed that amount in a short lime if each Bv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS lelaim was sent to Washincton last'his business is carried Ihrouch of the thousands of commercial T-l. I . it: mu uij;iiis finu nicasuies Ulll- 1,1. k.. k n l m .......j ,1.... .1, measurably by observing that ail 1 1.11 luimm iiu'M null if iuiiuvi . stealing SIO.Oix) would make head line news, Enjoy Chicken or Spare Ribs - at their finest ...BARBECUED! Now at the Wheel-In Drive-In ALL ELEC TRIC BARBECUE ... the only one of its kind in town! Prices start at 99c. WHEEL-IN DRIVE-IN "ORDERS TO GO OUR SPECIALTY" 3801 Altamont Drive Phone TU 4-9873 ' The federal government says week. 1' Falls groups. These are bandslnounced the arrest at Butlt. Fr0hin Reed Delake Ore real A. G. Erickson. district direc- from Astoria and t'endlcton and Mont., of a man accused of being csi,lte m.,n anci onc-time wrest-i'i' for the Internal Revenue Scrv- choirs from Lincoln High, Port-'Clark's accomplice in the holdup. land, and Sunset High. Bcaveiton. There will be a total of four college bands, one college orches. He was identified as Clvde Thorn- is Goucher, 21. He was taken into custody by Silverbow, Moll! ling great, owes back income tax es of $2,153.HI7. Reed said through his at- ice in Portland, said tax liens were filed against Reed in six Oregon counties where he has tra, two college choirs, three high County sheriH's deputies on a . owed" nothing at nil. torncy this was ridiculous and lu; !p'"lcrty. Erickson listed them as: school bands, five high school j federal complaint charging him choirs, two high school orchestras, i with participating in the robbery, one college ensemble and seven The FBI said Goucher is being high school ensembles on the var- held at Butte and will probabl; lous programs curing tne con-'he arraigned before the U. vention: X'ommissjoncr there. 'We expect, and our audits show, that by properly assigning cosis and expenses any claim ot Reeds Inc., $G!)2.037, owed for the years ir.42 to 1057. Vivian Howard Reed, wile ol the corporation. Reeds. Inc.ltiansactior.s are only a lew cents Which many years ago included off. Thai's why the local weights the newspaper, the Recdsport and measures official is so nil Courier, since sold, and other portant to the community: seeing Recdsport property. 'hat buyers get as much as they The covcrnment's liens were pay for. and that sellers don't filed in the counties of Lincoln. Tillamook. Marion, Yamhill, Lane and Douglas. Reed's attorney said the gov- Robin Reed, $554,715, owed for the crnment's lax claim was based give away their proms through faulty or inaccurate weighing or measuring devices. ' Grisham offers 10 suggestions to be followed lo insure maxi- tax deficiency will be climinat-'ycars 1942 to IMS S. cd." Reed s atlornev said His appeal on the government's Siskiyou County 4 H Club Members Write Of Impressions For Club Week ETNA Coe moved to Quartz Valley. Mrs.limportanl lo mc. Editor's Note: In observance olCoe teaches in our scnoel and we I have opportunity to work with Robin Reed. $548,529, owed fo:' the years 1942 to 1953. Robin Reed and Vivian Howard largely on land sales. He said mum value in buying and sell- the large figure claimed was ar rived al by assigning as profit the total sale nrice of all Dronertv Reed. S38.:i33. owed for the vears'sold since the government did not 'he sealer of weights and mens- 1954 to 1957. I know the purchase cost to Reed I'" foi""1 lo he accurate he 1. After a weighing or measur ing device has been checked by Reed is a dealer in real estate. In addition he soys he has varied interests in other fields. Some of places an official seal on the de vice. Look for that seal. , 2. All commodities must he sold in a definite unit as prescribed N.-itinnal 4-H Club Week. March , became acquainted. Then t(vciiiifer members, sharine their 11. reporters from various Sis- asked her to be our sewing lead-1 problems w ith them, encouraging kiyou County clubs have written er tor 4-H. hnc unci us sue wouiu their impressions ot tne organiza- ime u very mucii. Unit Ready by unit only. Piece," or "50 lion. These are some oi ine re ports: ETNA This ' is my third year in Etna 4-H Club. My- projects are foods preparation, lamb (ced- We were alwavs talking about Mr. Hiede dropping out and wc didn't know what to do. Then Mrs. Coe told us that Mt. Coe might like to be our community leader, so Donnie Hiede asked Mr. Coe ing, sheep breeding anu ngm;ana ne s;uu ne wuuiu ime iu ui. hor'se. In foods. I have been mak- the leader. Ing pies, cookies and hot dishes. Everylwdy liked John flicde in There are two girls and mysell the past, and I'm suie we'll like in our Erouo. :.Mr. Loe n. ine iiuuie. I v. ill buy a lamb (or my lamb M MB them to continue to be good 4-11 "QP rQtlOHfS lircilHfl-l a .lllu IIL-Ifin infill mm record books and projects Club work has taught me a lot through triumphs and failures with the various projects nave com pleted. I have learned how to gel up in front of people and give a talk or demonstration. Holding oil ices and being on committees nor the expenses in handling it Moreover, he said, since the gov ernment did not know whether Reed his wife or the enrnoration I J got the profit, it assigned it to W law: By weight, by measure, JTLJIIf IVICIllUllcach. "That's the reason the gov- 01 n some instances rjy numer prnnienl pets Ihnsp fahu nils lie- tal touni ures,' he said. An appeal was entered on each of the government's four claims against R'.ed, his wife, the two of lliem jointly and their corpora- lion. "The total tax liability is de nied," the attorney said owes nothing. W'lLSONVlLLF. (API The new Dammasch State Hospital, which was dedicated Friday, will begin Teoelvlng patients .on Mon day. Tho $9. million menial hospital was approved by Ihe voters Order never by "Box," cents worth." j 3. Communities sold in contain ers are required to have a plain and conspicuous statement of the net weight quantity of the con lents shown on the container. The Hcinet quantity is the actual amount of product exclusive of the wrap- Did . Reed file tax returns for the .years involved? "We say he I Extend Showi'tld did." said the attorney. Reed, now about 6::. grew up in: At Art Gallery Sherman Whipple, News Reporter. feeding. Every year I lake a l.ml. In Iho fnii- at f:iir time. .... ...... . a,-ll,. CEDARVILLE JjeJSL VUcU 1 Wilkin. a (. , ewe from my dad to start mji CEDARVILLE The Cedarvillc breeding project, he is a t'olunv 4-H Club, like several other clubs bia. At the fair last year, I won flmnininn with her. She was bred . ri.,i,. rinoirltnn'c Cilumhia ' here. ram and on Jan. 29 she had twins. My horse hail a colt Sept. 2o and' I named her Buttons. Now in the county, was started with has taught me responsibility. Hhe c.m o( mentaiyj BlleA pel. naving oeen ciioscn as me all-star girl for Siskiyou County, I am looking forward to tiie con vention this spring. . Wendy Cassady, News Reporter. 1952 as a domiciliary facility fur j Portland and developed great skill ETNA My name is Larry Ma plesden and I belong to Ihe Etna the help of .loe Laver long hr-:4-H Club. My project is lain!) ore there were any laim advisers leeciing. l am raising a Dany lamrj to show at tne lair. 1 helped clean the old cemetery above Bill Four-H The club was aided with mate rial for projects directly from IhcjMathcws' ranch at Etna state Extension Service in Ber- is fun, 1 think so. kelev. In the first group of 4-H'er in Cedarville there were 11 mem- ,, r 111 v-uucii vine uii-ii I m lcedine ner a gauon oi win,, . .u.... icw and two big flakes of oat hay a Eob m day. I velwen training her to s op s Ravmond when I say 'whoa, and to stop Smcr Swcency GrJ. at a dropped rope. . Sweeney has followed 4-H ac Id like to say Ilia if it rail !, y h , an( b for my 4-H leaders. Mr. andlrs.,. " mil leadt,r Clarence Dudley. Mrs. William that the club has ever had. Larry Maplesden, News Reporter. SHASTA The 4-H Club pledge is very familiar to all 4-H members and leaders. This pledge is recited at all club meetings and county, state and national 4-H events. The duties of this pledge arc carried out by all 4-H members and these duties are very impor tant to the future of our nation. Four-H'ers leain to respect their McCulley. A. K. Sweet, Bob Mio-igovemment, and we 4-H'ers play to. and Jess Stiner were some of an important part in the near as well as the far future of on:' nation. We pledge our heads, hearts, hands and health to our sons. However, the state has changed its program for treat ment of the mentally ill, plan- So well received was Ihe Klam ath Basin arts and crafts show m Ihe Klamath Art Gallery in Ma ple Park last weekend that the During these first few years it seems that some of the parents started as their children. Annie Jiithews and my mother, I wouldn't be having so much fun ,n 4-11 ana gc ,V s" ! a, inlcresled in getting 4-H of it. I think they re wonderful , , , ,,. U:,j ?.: people. Stanley Maplesden. The all-star award is one o(,th"e Pa,cnls. .. the goals o( most 4-H Club mem- ,f " sTral 'c;' R V jnn . h . . . ....... .j 'slock, chickens, pigs, sheep, and hers and Since I rcceivco. mis . . . . ,.hs rnmrmmilics and n:ir ronn treatment. As a result the Dam masch Hospital has only 90 of its 460 beds reserved for aged per sons. Tlie olhers will be used lor the mentally ill, regardless of age The hospital-is named for the late Dr. F. H. Dammasch. a phy sician and state legislator, who worked for many years for estab lishment of a hospital for the aged. Gov. Mark Hatfield, was to have been principal speaker al (he dedication ceremonies, was unable to be there because of ill ness. His speech was read for him by Warne Nunn, Ihe governor's assistant. Hatfield's talk said that the cer emonies were significant because g they occurred at the dawn of a new era in psychiatry and allied sciences. "The past 15 or 20 vcars." he said, "have emphasized that tin problem of menial health is not one solely of the mentally ill per- jsons confined in laige slate ins'i- lutions "Mcnta! health has become a recognised part of nearly all fac ets of our daily living and a such has been getting more and more attention from business, ed ucation, religion, our social aeen- fine and Ihn Viti irtiic rlnnui-lmnnk both were eventually dropped and he in existence. lof fi0V(?.nment now the club has started clectrici , In our 4-H work we learn how: .,.,.,,,,, '' lho ,,, lo conduct meetings, elect officers mcn,;ll h,aUh wou,d ' , raise money ., vi, n,,, ,fci. ,..ij k., as a wrestler. While a student at Oregon State College he won a berth on the United Stales Olym pic wrestling team and in the ning to use more local out patient competition af Paris he won the!slo"' is being held over for three gold mea-ii in Hie 132'2-pound more auuajys. class. Members of Klamath Art As On return to Ihis country he sociation will be on hand from turned professional and toured the'2 linl'l 5 I'm. each showing day country until 1927. Alter a retire-: for the convenience of the pub- ment of four years, he went back "c- into the ring and wrestled until 1934 when he turned his full time attention to business affairs. CLOSED REGION JAKARTA, Indonesia (API Military authorities have de clared Ihe norlhcrn Sumatra cap ital of Medan a closed region, the Antara News Agency reported to day. Medan has been the hothed of anligovcrnment rebel bands for three years. Central City. Colo., which once rivaled Denver as the slate's leading city, now has a popula- lon of less than 1,0(10. MOVING? CM TU 2-5212 NORTH AMERICAN VAN LINES received honor for the ltifiO club year I w, ne a.xu .-r,e -l...,n and ,js P1.0ject was iHithem. things I tntnK ne.pea me win -;hyr Annje xu.Cll!,.y and Mamie aif i n a j ,,,, Rae. Through the jcais forestry participation in all club meet ings, community projects and oth er club activities is very impor tant. I think projects that are ear ly again. In approximately 4:1 years. the After all. if it was not for th" support of our communities and end ojr ch.bs, club has grown from 11 members, to keep our club on its feet, andih(, .ls dodi(.aion of ful.h jn. ried on year after year are very 3 and )rom l)U. ,. fjve cai,-. m , prepare for the long'hard good, tor example. I started out electricityl junior life we have to live after we are ..,lh nnn Hornlnrn slnf.r I sn n 11 . ' ...... .. stilulion in Oregcm. leader, sewing, eardening. and th. original project, livestock, are with one Hereford steer. I sold ii and bought a heifer w ith the mor Ait... r, n..an i,..,-a have seven head nf registered stock. Giving demonstrations is als'i important. That gives a member ,,..... ... - complished under tnmn things as we ns leachim' ' .. 1 others. In mv nine years of cluh work. eign toons dinner as its only monev-raisint event. All of Ihis has been ac- leadership oi Gracie Sv.ecney. Members hope llhcy will gain more people liki1 her who "learn, live, and serve eets. Completing each project Slc,larti pnd helps keep his club average hich. """'"u 1 ' 1 This year I have four projects. sewing, home impiovcment. lal jlamb, and junior leadership. Be- out of 4-H. Some of Ihe members of 4-H lubs in our country shall some- Each year for the past four day he leading businessmen ann vears the club has held the "(or- government leaders. Nancy Lcmos. News Reporter Boor-Troiler Repairs Parts & Servic ZIEGLER MACHINE SHOP News Repot ler. ETNA Ol ART VALLEY -.T - 4 rT7 IM I I rv tv.- w . , ii j ' t f . v i" cause I enioy working with and years John Hiede of Quarti ,. , lev has been the community lean- ' er ot Ihe Quartz Valley 4-H Club. re was the person who started it here. He has helped the children of our 4-H Club very much. H' decided that he needed a res! Ihis year. r ILast vcarTllr. and Mrs. Bill People Read SPOT ADS ' you ore AUCTION - SUNDAY 1 P.M. Cionnej euf dluncf CaMarma Furniture Her ... a Urn Int of ntw lurmtort toftfhtr with uitd trade in ittmi an rtpomuiom. Savt t mora. Strt Hidt A BmJ ivb divan, Oouqiai broniptona dinette tt with 4 and Chairi, larqt 1 (t tablei, droo (cafi. tcaul'ful maplt canopy brd in doubta utt, mapla dubi bedroom wl. new dn and chair Mil, tcvtral ol th latttt iilh-lle plailn dtvam, lareje tol of ttparala bdi in double and twin met. Hollywood lypa bdi, n mertKHei and bo ipnngi in twin and dovbrt- table lampi, poic lamp. taional pieces, mapta cexblail tabl, fri) wool and nylon ruqi. hilchrn tmkt. chetl pf drawari, roll-away bedi, relf.qeralor. deep tree itt, tltclnc and gai ttnqti, mirrori, picturti, drape, ale. 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