HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Fall, Oregoi
Thursday, September 19, 1963
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WF TO EU"rE Two Oregon women and one from Northern California are on a
woman-to-woman homemakers tour of Europe. They joined a group of other house
wives from four states aboard a transpolar Pan American Airways jet from Seattle to
London. They will tour England, Holland, Norway Sweden, Finland, Austria and France
and they will call on and visit with homemakers in each of these countries, leaving
souvenir friendship hankies" as tokens of good will from America. Left to right ara
Mrs. Harriet Sharp, Alturas; Mrs. Eva Arthur, Lakeview, and Mrs. Fay Ferguson,
Heppner, Ore.
OTI Dorm Construction To Start Soon
THURSDAY
KLAMATH COUNTY TAXPAY
ERS' LEAGUE, 8 p.m., meeting.
Shasta Grange Hall, Shasta Way
and Madison. Public invited.
KR1DAY
p.m., public pinochle
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Construction of the dormitory at
the new Oregon Technical Institute
campus is expected to begin
within a few days.
The contractor for the job, H
naivorsen ot Spokane, is in
Klamath Falls to oversee the be
ginning of the work and a build
ing, permit is being prepared in
the office of the city building
inspector.
Halvorsen was awarded the
contract last month on a low bid
of $814,717.
In addition, Urban Plumbing
and Heating Company of Port
land holds a $143,717 contract for
work on those features and Ace
Electric Company of Portland
has a $02,959 contract for elec
trical construction in the new
building.
The dormitory is designed to
accommodate 328 students.
When bids were first opened
Aug. 14, all were found to be at
least $150,000 over the available
funds. But the specifications were
adjusted and the contract award
ed to Halvorsen.
Construction of the radioactive
isotope laboratory on the new
campus is being delayed until
the outcome of the Oct. 15 tax
referral election is known.
LOOM
party, Moose Home,
YMCA FAMILY NIGHT, 6:30
p.m., potluck, family recreation,
YMCA.
RUMMAGE SALE, Aloha So
cial Club, OES, 8:30 a.m. to 5
p.m., Masonic Temple, 418 Klam
ath.
SHASTA VIEW GRANGE. 6:30
p.m., potluck. booster night pro
gram, Grange Hall. Bring salad.
pies.
SATURDAY
KLAMATH LANK LODGE 460.
vua, h p.m., meeting, senior
members honored, program, refreshments.
KLAMATH RIDGE RIDERS.
two-day camp-out trail ride to
Grass Lake. Meet 1 p.m., begin
ning of Seven-mile trail.
RUMMAGE SALE, Juniper Gar
den Club, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., old
88 cent store, 1007 Main St.
FIRE DEPARTMENT SUBSTA
TION, 1 to 5 p.m., open house,
Shasta Way and Mitchell. Free
coffee, doughnuts, ice cream.-
MERRY MIXERS, 8 p.m..
square dance, Merry Mixer Hall.
Caller, Ferdie Wilkins, Lakeside.
Bring potluck. Public invited.
RUMMAGE SALE, Merry Mix
ers Square Dance Club, 8 a.m. to
6 p.m., Kerns Hotel Bldg., S. 6th
an-. Klamath.
AMERICAN LEGION, 7 p.m.,
steak fry, 6 p.m., cocktail hour,
Legion Hall.
BAKED FOOD SALE & BA
ZAAR, LDS First Ward Relief So
ciety, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Safeway
Store, Eighth and Pine.
MIDLAND GRANGE,
card party, Grange Hall.
SUNDAY
FIRE DEPARTMENT SUBSTA
TION, 1 to 6 p.m., open house,
Shasta Way and Mitchell. Free
coffee, doughnuts, ice cream.
Cuban Exile
Says Group
Caught, Shot
MIAMI (UPI) - A Cuban un
derground spokesman said today
Premier Fidel Castro's troops
captured and executed ' nearly
all" of a loo-man landing party
that went ashore on the northern
coast of OrioMe Province.
Iranciseo Moro, spokesman for
the anti - Castro underground
group known as the Oriente lib
eration front, said the landing
took place "recently" in the Mai
agueta swamps between the port
cities of Manati and Puerto
Padre. He did not name the ex
act date.
The area is close to the Oriente
border with Camaguey Province.
Moro said Castro "blanketed
the area with 9.000 troops" who
succeeded in capturing "more
than 80" of the invaders. All of
those captured were executed.
"The last group to be caDtured
comprised 16 men, including
manuei iioariguez, leader of the
expedition, and all were shot."
Moro said. Rodriguez was said
be from Miami.
He added that, according tn re.
poris received trom the zone
mere is little hope" for those
still at large.
The landing failed largely be
cause unoerground guerrillas,
whom they were assiened tn inin'
rlift t 7 . .. 4 '
u.u i.ui icueive wora ot tne in
vaders arrival until it was loo
late, he said.
The Cuban government has nni
confirmed the landing so far.
The Liberation Oriental Front
is composed mainlv hv fa
of Oriente Province who operate
exclusively in that area. It is de
scribed as one of the lesser anti
Castro underground groups.
Annual Potato Festival Ready At MerrrH
MERRILL - The 27th annual
Klamath Basin Potato Festival at
Merrill will be held Friday and
Saturday. Oct. 25 26, with the
usual hijinks that herald the
end of another growing season
and the end of the potato harvest.
Bob Petrik, president of the
sponsoring Lions Club and fes
tival general chairman, will be
aided by the central committee,
Murel Long, banquet; James
Chance, dances; William Gasser,
barbecue; Don Crawford, parade;
Lawson Kandra, potato exhibits;
Mrs. Dick Reeves, secretary.
Important dates for the festival
include Sept. 28 for the Merrill
elimination dance when one of
three girls, Carol Lee Haskins,
Marion Bowlsby and Joyce Har
ding, will be chosen to represent
Merrill in the royal court.
The kick-off dinner is planned
for Sunday, Sept. 29, when dance
tickets will be issued to the con
testants cxiweted from Malin.
Henley, Bonanza, Chiloquin and
Tulelake in addition to Merrill.
The talent show will be Oct.
10 in the high school gymnasium,
the queen's ball in the communi
ty hall, Oct. 12, banquet on Fri
day night, Oct. 25, the parade,
free barbecue, football games and
harvest ball, Saturday, Oct. 2fi.
The banquet will be served by (Auxiliary. Harry Orem and Mrs. BilfiVieh.
the Veterans of Foreign Wars Queen chaperoncs will be Mrs. olson both of Mrrill '
Albany Crash
Fatal To Pair
ALBANY, Ore. (UPI) Two
persons were killed early today
when a car collided with a truck
and trailer rig about two miles
south of Tangent. !
Dead were Betty Mae Kauff-
man, 34, of Albany and Howard
Leroy Simonton, 48, of Corvallis.
State Police said their car ap
parently veered across the center
line and struck the drive wheels
of a truck and trailer operated
by George Byron Hardy of Port
land. Hardy was not hurt.
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