Herald and news., March 28, 1947, Page 7, Image 7

Ronnie Dimmick. 14-Year-Old
Fremont High Student
Wins Annual Adler Award
Competition wuii excuorilnitly
tiff at the third annual Adlrr
ward hut unanimous decision
of the tlirt-o JiulKra went to H-yenr-okl
Kiinnio Dliiiiiiliik, Km
iiuiiit Junior hluli school hurl
tone at tlin (Iniil umlllluiis IxrlU
luxt nluht In llu Krcniout audi
torium. Tuloiilml yuuniintrrn from thv
even city adiuola, all groomed
to near pcifcclimi, presented
pluno, voice violin, clarinet and
drum mimhi'r to a packed
limine. Juduliii) win rxlrcmoly
difficult an lint ID mimlcliti.a re
presented tlio bent of the clly
achoola' talent. It win probably
the Imiiilicul aimluninpiit the nil
Judlcatom, Mm. .Samuel A.
Muahcn, Mm. Huhrrt Cm In and
Mm, Lewi Hornby, luivu fucitd
In the yeur the three hiive,
thoniaelvca, been Interested In
niualc.
The $100 award In presented
annually by Dr. Cieoiue II. Ad
ler. It la iflvcii to aid further In
terest In nuulc. Young Dlinmlck,
who haa been heard frequently
in the eliihl yeara he lini lived In
Klamath Knlla. aald last nluht
that hp would uae the money to
continue the study of voice. At
the Dreamt time he la a student
of Mra, I'ntrlrla iiiirtl. Honnlo la
the aou of Mr. and Mra. L. F..
Pearaon. 319 K. Main atreet. He
la a unlive Oreuonlaii, waa grad
uated from Mllla lust sprint! Into
the Junior high bracket, and la
the third Mllla atudent to win
the award. Other were Alhunn
Lampropuloa and Wayne Aiiuol.
11 Hill praliie ( to the oilier
contnatanta for their excellent
performance and, not leaat, their
fine aporlamanahlp when the do
ciaion waa announced bv An
drew Loney Jr., director of mil
ale education In the clly (chimin.
l-t nlilht'a program waa
opened with the firat appearance
of the nllclty boya' cliorua and
those who did not hear the
youtiKMpra ni lined a fine per
formance. The aame tribute can
be paid to the all-city band
which alao appeared for the first
time. Mra. Patricia Hunt la di
rector of the chorua. Marilyn
lluyden the accompiinlsl, and
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all deliclousi
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Creamy wheal healthful far
babttt, yauniittin eJuit.
TaitC'iemplIng earn braeiJ or
HifUni rejneJ far city meal.
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John McMauua la director of the
baud.
Thoau taking part in the audi
llona were, (iTurla Slolk, Karen
Lee SpeU, Marilyn Altman, Jo
mine Lawsuit, Kllao NlUcholm,
Jean Allium, Donu Liunpropulo,
Ann llenderaou and Jack Ayrca,
piano; Jamca I'ryor. loverly
I bull. Clary Hoae and Honnlo
Dlmmlck, voice; Vrrna Kaaper,
Florence Lampropuloa, Honnlo
lluddarl, violin; George Vlahoa,
clarinet; Kamon Dell and Charlei
Norland, drum.
Member of the all-city band:
Cornell: Ucnle Shepherd,
Honnlo Mitchell, tllchard Host,
lieverly Fernlincn, Donald Cane,
lllchard McCJIIvray. Frank Bell,
Jimmle Metier, Ilodney Laraon,
(ieraldlne Loom la, Lyle Scott,
Floyd Cone.
Mcllophnnea: Aria Mae Col
Una, Sally Searcy, Betty Lou
Caraon.
Trombone: Harold Berry,
Marian Pfcffcrlc, Honnlo Miller,
Shlrlev Crawford.
Clarinet: George Vlalioa, Nor
man Auuuatua, Carol Iliiinllton,
Nancy Berg. Ralph llaraha, Bill
Mathuw. Martha Ivle, Lee Kin
mark, Itandall Hlnkley, Char
lotte Totter, Dotigla Llechty,
Jerry l.ainho, BUI Wright, Shir
ley Keeaee, Nancy Kellogg,
Mary Kg an, Lillian Mahan, Cur
tice Chenoweth, Albert Chen
oweth, Flute: Sheila Cillen, Jackie
Mae Murphy.
Saxophone: Ciiill Nlciaon.
Baritone: Nell OIkoii, Jamea
Shirk.
Tubn: Marian Pnugh.
Snare drum: Kamon Bell,
Charle Norland.
Baaa drum: Ed McCrackcn.
Tympanl: Carol Bouaman.
The all-city boy' chorua I
composed of the following:
Firat aopranoa: Wayne F.lllott,
Clary Hoae, Keith Kelaay. Dar-n-ll
Corkery. David Molalore,
Itobin Bilhi'll, David Schaffer.
Jerry Lambo, Wendell -Swltzcr,
Arvld Carlaon. Jimmy Craig,
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Vary Lenten menus this easy wayl
Your family will be delighted when you serve tempting npiack,
pancakes, mulfini made from Albers Flapjack or Peacork Buck
.wheat Flour, light, tender, Asvorful they're hut right for
breskfait, lunch, or dinner. Fail and easy to fx I
Dick Tracy, Billy Nendel, Jim
my Peak, Sammy Moore, Billy
Waybrant. Clinton Mill.
Second aopranoa: QtorRa
Vlahoa, Lyle Mllla, Hoger Lcnlz,
David Cuminluga, David Uatlck,
Gene St. John, BUI Matthew,
Charlei Klce, David French.
Alto -tenor: Edmund Homer.
Leonard Reynold, Richard
Swnnaon, Michael Burke, Ran
dall Binkloy, Roa Toinlln, Mar
vin Neraolh, Teddy Heama,
Jame Stark, Jim Flacher, Ron
ald Colinnn, Billy Harlan, Don
ald Kollv, Lealle Flocchlnl, John
Mason, Merle Dcet,
Baaaca: Byron Jonea, Ronnie
Dlmmlck, Gaynor I luck, Jame
Newman,
Begging Brings
30-Doy Sentence
PORTLAND, March 28 !'
The "Can you apare a dime?"
plea will provide 30 day of
room and board In Portland
from now on.
So Indicated Municipal Judge
John B. Seabrook, when he en
tonced two men to 30 day for
begging, and asked them to
"paaa llie word" around that thi
would be the penalty hence
forth. SIGN OF SUMMER
PORTLAND, March 28Pi
Summer lan't far away In Alaaka.
Ed Nye aaid the firat plane
chartered by hi Portland dis
tributing firm carried II 110 pound
of Ice cream to Anchorage, Nome
and way point and more I on
order.
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Phone 6817
OREGON EQUIPMENT
COMPANY
127 So. 8th
Aerr Cars- JFor Jfre I
Buy Albers Oats
aeianaqes
FASTER COOKING you htl Albert Quick Oats took
thoroughly, completely, while you're wtting the table
fatter than the younpem can d reti I No (antrookla(
eeta can be found anrwbtrel
"CONTROLIED-TOASTING" thlt esclutlTt Albers
Osts proceu addt extra flsvor, extra tan appeal. ' Slow,
baked at the mill for 12 hours, Albert Oat is for more
flavorful.
MY ALIUS OATS TODAY SiiVI IT RI0ULARLY
-f'n M.rr
ali
ready
flrlddle
than 40
Maintenance
Crew Keeps
Up Barracks
While Klamath Full residents
(till held out hope that favor
able disposition would be made
of the Marine Barrack on tlio
hill above town, the big,
sprawling plant i fttlll being
maintained to a degree an far
s upkeep 1 concerned. Long
ago the marines, veteran of the
South Pacific, Iff I the barrack
and only firemen and guard
personnel and a maintenance,
crew 1 at the plant.
R. C. William, representing
the real estato and property di
vision of the war asset admin
istration, (WAA), left Thursday
night for Portland following a
two-day visit at the barracks and
the air alatlon. Ed Scholvr I
superintendent In charge of the
barracks, representing the Brlce
Mortgage company of Portland,
$3.50
1
FOR YOUR
FAMILY WASH J,
Imagine etlti ymur family
wash far Ibla imtunl!
S' laundry bill. N miiu,
See Hat
Self Service Laundry
BOB'S
LAUNDRYETTE
1719 Main
Just beyond the underpaaa
NKMIXCD
far the ,
ta ten k
e tends. X
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Hell
appointed custodian , of the
property by WAA.
All building. Including tho
big swimming pool, the theatre,
gymnasium, officer club, hos
tess house and a score of others,
are said to be in good condition.
Reasonable wear and tear i
noticeable due to non-use of tho
plant and the small crew i not
ample, It I understood, to keep
up the ground although those
on hand are doing a fair job.
The plant a well as the area
designated a the Murine Bar
racks. Is closed to the DUbllo
and admittance is only through
special permit from WAA.
Crew operate the water system
and the electrical system, both
considered fairly elaborate. All
buildings on the post are closed.
LANDING CRAFT SOLD
PORTLAND, March 28 fl'i
One hundred and fifty surplus
landing craft were sold to 3D
Oregon and southern Washing
ton buyers in January, the U. S.
maritime commission said today.
Good Moteriola ond Service
Ready for All Painting and
Decorating.
ROPER and ROPER
PAI.HTINO t'ONTKACTOXS
4m KUaialfc Ar. ra... f.lt
"" il5& ? Choose a Flare-Back Suit How!
Lavish, fluid ripples flow
tUa from long-stemmed waistlines.
. fl (rf9t Sun-ripened pastels in all-woof
. , iliV GAIAROINE .Sizes 9 to 15-10 to 20.
Mr :
in . i
V Coats Swing Smartly
! THIS EASTER! ;;f-v
" -X- Full backs that flare
rignT ouf from your
V:V vi i v shoulders. Breeze-weight, ffA
- J . peach-soft woolens. t. .VV
x4 Wia
v N V'yT Aecanl l 1 VisitOur
v K XeVtV A m . Tet'aTeen Shop fer
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FOR EASTER! . . V-Ok
M 1(0)95 o y
l Plunging drapes, frothy lace, f JtL J' '
M eaDtivatina frills. Pastels (f ,f 0
Siuslaw Timber
Brings High Price
PORTLAND, March 28 (PI
New high prices for Siuslaw
forest timber $17.08 for a thou
sand board feet of Dougla fir
and $14.09 for cedar were bid
on a sale of 13.000,000 feet, the
U. S. forest service said today.
The timber lies in the Cape
creek area near Florence.
Velazquez, a Spanish artist
died In 1600, but did not become
famous until 200 years later.
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At Don's
Finaly Tailored
TWEED
SUITS
$39.50
Also
White Shirts
For Easter
UDdDN'S
Winema Hotel Bldg.
1125 Main Phone (520
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Plunging drapes, frothy lace,
captivating frills. Pastels
. . color-splashed prints.
JUNIOR. MISSES. LARGE SIZES
lit. K ALU , KUm.lt ,ll., Um, miUAl. Mm 1, HI.. H. ..
Almost all water is derived I ocean by evaporation, condense,
directly or indirectly from theltion in clouda and precipitation.
Put ALL Car Costs
(Anything Needed to Rejuvenate Your Cer)
On ONE Contract
Pay Low Monthly Installments
You're Invited to drive your car In for a itee
estimate of what it will cost to put your ear
in condition for summer driving- We'll tell .
you to the penny. Take advantage of our time
payment plan. Take i to 15 months . and
get the lowest finance rate available.
Example
If You Spend
Finance Charge for 12
Nothing
C Farm car owners ean put all
rarmcrS. thlr r,COndltlonlna expense on
one contract, and make ONE seasonal payment.
Dick B. Miller Co
Olds-Cadillac Division
Olds Tower
7th fc Klamath
615-17
$100
Months.. ..Only 4
Down!
"Founded
on Service"
Phone
4103
Main
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