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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 7, 1958)
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7. 1958 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THREE Weather Wet In January January in the Klamath Basin proved to be wetter and warmer than the same month a year ago according to figures from the USWB station on Link River. Total precipitation for January of 1958 was 2.59 inches as com pared to 1.6S inches for January of 1957 and a normal figure of 2.08. Total precipitation since October 1 to date 10.51 against a normal figure of 6.93. Mean monthly temperature for January of 1958 was 31.3 degrees compared to 25.1 a year ago and an all-records figure of 28.8 de grees. Highest recording for Jan uary 1958 was 44 degrees on Jan uary 2, 9, 17. Coolest day was January 7 with 10 degrees. There were three clear. 13 part ly cloudy, and lo cloudy days dur Vig the month. BASIN BRIEFS Dorrii The annual talent show sponsored by the Women's Federated Club ot Dorns will te held March 8 at 8 p.m. and en try blanks are available from Vir ginia Hamilton at the city hall and at the schools. The deadline for entries is March 5. For further information contact Neoma Key-erlin. Poe Valley Olene extension unit will hold a regular meeting at the Olene Community Hall, 10:30 a.m. February 11. Project for the day will be "Freezing Com bination Main Dishes" led by Mrs. Paul Breithaupt and Mrs. Wilbur Reiling. Square Dauces being held every Monday evening at the Moose Hall in Merrill are being attended by dancers from all parts of the Basin. Both begin ners and advanced dancers wel come. J. D. Stanley is calling. Festival Girl Scouts from Fort Jones. Grenada. Happy Camp. Hilt and Yreka will par ticipate in a folk dance festival which is to take place on Satur day afternoon, February 22, at the Yreka High School. Ed Athey will be master of ceremonies for the festival which is open to the pub lic. Assisting with the arrange ments will be Mrs. Paul Dunham, Mrs. Earl House, Mrs. Philip Os borne and Mrs. John Phelps. New Map of Siskiyou County has been printed by the Yreka Chamber of Commerce. This may be obtained by contacting Harry Crebbin, secretary of the chamber, at the Yreka City Hall. Anyone wishing to have the maps mailed out of town should call Crebbin and give him the names and ad dresses. Brief outlines of various cities of the county with descrip tions of fishing and hunting sea sons and lists of recreations are given on the other side of the map. , Typewriter RENTALS 1.50 Per Week AimMahV 4534 So. 6th AmiaonSph. TU 4.6388 O People Reod SPOT ADS - you ore OSBURN HOTEL EUGEXE, ORE. Mrs. J. ft. Btrlr Jm Bsrly Proprietor Thoroughly Modera ' Court Records j KLAMATH FAIJ.S MUNICIPAL COURT Robert Mott. drunk. $1!5 or days. Capron Ball, drunk, $25 or 12s days. Lena Wilson, drunk, disposition pend ing. KLAMATH COUNTY DISTRICT COURT George William Cottrell. violation of basic rule, S15 bail forfeited. William James Hamilton Jr., viola tion basic rule, $7.50 bail forfeited. .Mildred Jean Moore, no registration card. $5 paid. Lewis Edward Williams, violation basic rule. $12.50 bail forfeited. Wilbur Glen Jennings, no operator's license, $7.50 bail forfeited. Weriey Arthur Brown, excessive length. $15 bail forfeited. Glenn William Underwood, combina tion overload, $33 bail forfeited. Lyte Hermit Olson, combination ov erload, $o:i bail forfeited. Earl Sherwood Farrington. combina tion overload. $33 bail forfeited. Harry tindy Culp. combination over load. $33 bail forfeited. Richard Burford Turner, violation of basic rule. SIO bail forfeited. Daniel Leo Freeman, violation of basic rule, $5 paid. John E. Gallant, combination over load. $33 ball forfeited. Hans Raymond Pulju, tandem axle overload, $35 nail forfeited. Leonard Allen Denny, axle overload, $20 ball forfeited. Raymond Robert Perry, giving liq uor ,to a minor, request additional time to enter pica; February 7, at 9:30 a.m. remanded to custody of sheriff; ouu oena. Dell Mike Stcpp, no PUC permit, dismissed. Robert Dean Gaines, false statement of age, entered plea of guilty; given be months probation: released. Charles Coon, assault and battery, request trial without jury; set Feb ruary 7 at 10 a.m. remanded to cus tody of sheriff: $250 bond. Edward Coatney, petit larceny, 90 flays county Ja 1: committed. Wesley Edward Babcock, violation of basic rule. $5 paid. John Conquergood. improper turn at Intersection $7.50 paid. Clarence Cleve Bielby, fall stop at top signal, dismissed. Two Basin Girls Join Air Force The Air Force announces the enlistment of two local Klamath Falls girls. Audrey L. Kiger, daushter ot Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Kiser. and Shari E. Dehlin-i er, daughter of Karl F. Dehhn- ger. Miss Kiger and Miss Dehlinger enlisted at Portland on January 27 and were flown to Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas for basic training. Both are 1957 graduates of Henley High School and attended L a w t o n Dental School in Beverly Hills before en listing. After nine weeks ot Dasic iram ine the eirls will be home on a 10 day leave before reporting to their next duty station somewhere in tne United States. Miss Kiger and Miss Dehlinger are looking for ward to overseas assignment as soon as they have completed one year of. service. Weather Table By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 24 hours to-4:30 a. m. Friday Max. Min. Prep. Baker Redmond Eugene Lakevicw Medford Newport North Bend Pendleton Portland Airport Roseburg Salem 55 39 45 36 46 49 49 38 46 48 46 T .04 .40 T .17 .32 .69 .07 .09 .28 .30 KF Instructor To Attend Meet Charles Woodhouse, National As sociation of Educational Broad casters consultant for' this area and director of radio and televi sion services. Klamath Union High School, will appear on the program at the annual conference i of the NAEB to be held in San Francisco, February 12. His sub ject will be on radio and TV activi ties in the city schools of Klam ath Falls. Theme of the 1958 conference is Educational Radio and Television Tools of the Future." Woodhouse will also attend the 11th Western Radio and Televi sion Conference in the Bay City February 13-15 with sessions to be held in. the Bellevue Hotel. By UNITED PRESS Temperatures and rainfall for 24 hours ending at 4 a.m. High Low Rain SQUIRRELS ON THE LOOSE ATLANTA (UP1 A bunch of squirrels apparently went nuts in the home of Mrs. Ann Gabrielle. Several of the animals entered her home through the chimney while she was away. In their panic to find a way out they (knawed up 10 window saches. ripped flown ine veneuan uunus and broke several lamps, vases and flower pots. 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