Herald and news., March 14, 1963, Page 11, Image 11

BASIN BRIEFS
BLY
.MR. AND MRS. THOMAS
THOMSON had as recent guests,
Mrs. Thomson's sister and her
husband, Mr. and Mrs. R. A
Morrill. Mr. and Mrs. Morrill
were returning to their home in
Seattle after making an auto tour
of the Southwest.
Mil. AND MRS. HERBERT
HAD1.EY left March 8 to spend
a weekend in Hcno with Mr. and
Mrs. George Elder of Lakeview
MR. AND MRS. HILMAN CO
NITZ of New Salem, N.U., arc
visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon hrahn. They are
the parents of Mrs. Krshn.
They arrived March 1 and intend
to spend three weeks here before
continuing on their train tour of
the western states.
SUMMER LAKE
MRS. DEAN CANNON motored
to Riley Feb. 28 and accompan
ied her sister, Mrs. George Mc-
Gee, to Walla Walla to witness
the graduation of their sister,
Betty Gibson, from Practical
Nursing School. Another brother
and sister also attended, making
the occasion a family reunion.
TERRY ANN and Janice Fos
ter and Linda Penington were
Friday night guests of the Ncw
man Kimes family in
Klamath Falls, while attending
the basketball tournament games
at the OTI gymnasium. Mr. and
Mrs. James Foster drove over
Saturday to bring the young peo
ple home.
BOYD CLAGGETT showed films
"Hunter Safety" and "Antelopes"
at a meeting of grange Saturday
evening. The CIa;;getls also
served refreshments.
MR. AND MRS. JOHN WITH
ERS treated their granddaugh
ter. Martha Ogle, daughter of
the James Ogles, Lakeview, to
an overnight trip to Klamath
Falls Friday on the nccasiOon of
her 10th birthday.
ALICE CARU)N returned Fri
day from a month's visit with
her sister, .Mrs. Howard Booth,
at Bremerton, Wash.
MR. AND MRS. II. C. HAR
RIS were in Bend on Saturday
to attend the hobby show spon
sored by the PTA and recreation
department in one of the schools.
ZII.LA IXUER had as recent
guests Mrs. Ruby McCain, lily,
and Wayne Elder, Klamath falls,
who stayed overnight.
MRS. EVAN CARI.ON and Mrs.
.lr. Prninoton were among
guests at a bridal shower given
in absentia for Mrs. JJon 1'en
ninplnn at the home of Mrs.
Earl Drumm, Paisley, March 8.
MILS. MELVA JEFFRIES,
Puklnv and son. Kale. Ashland,
were Saturday visitors of Zilla
Kldnr. Jane Jcf rics was study
ing for exams at Southern Ore
gon College and did not accom
pany her husband.
THIEF BEWARE!
CAMDEN. N.J. (UPI The
thief who stole a car from a down
town parking lot Monday is in for
real trouble if he s caught and
appears before Municipal Judge
Alex C. Alampi.
The car belongs to his honor.
Airline Faces March 20 Strike Deadline By Flight Attendants
West Coast Airlines was today
faced with a strike deadline set
by its flight attendants for one
minute to midnight (local standard
time) March 20.
Bob Moore, local manager of
West Coast Airlines, said today
the report out of Chicago was his
first infurmatiun on the strike
and that he was unable to com
ment at this time.
The deadline was set by the
Steward and Stewardess Division
of the Air Line Pilots Association
lAFL-CIOi, who-blamed a break
down in contract negotiations on
the company's failure to meet
industry standards of pay and
working conditions for flight at
tcndanls.
SM;kcsmcn for the stewardesses
union said they had been en
deavoring for over a year to make
Grad Center
Study Supported
SALEM (UPli The proposal
to studv and draft plans for a
graduate center for the Portland
metropolitan area won support ol
the House Planning and Develop
ment Committee Monday.
The measure, which already has
cleared the Senate, now goes to
the floor of the House for action.
The Senate ioint resolution calls
for the State Board of Higher Ed
ucation to draft plans for the pro
posed center and report to the
WHS legislature.
changes in their contract in ac- Direct negotiations and efforts
cordance with the Railway Labor of the National Mediation Board
Act that would establish pay and to mediate the issues had been
unsuccessful because of the com
pany's position, they said, caus
ing the National Mediation Board
work rules similar to those exist
ing on other air carriers ol the
same type.
to withdraw from the dispute on
Dec. 10, 1962. The statutory "cool
ing off" period expired Jan. 10
of this year, leaving the West
Coast attendants, free to strike
since that time.
Union representatives said that
in view of the breakdown of ne
gotiations and the National Medi
ation Board's withdrawal, they
were left with no course of action
other than the present one.
West Coast Airlines employs ap
proximately 60 stewardesses and
operates in the six-state area of
Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Mon
tana. Utah, and California as well
as to some Canadian points.
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