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PAGE 2 A HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON SUNDAY, JUNE 8. 1958 Lakeview Hi Announces Honor Roll LAKEVIEW Lakeview High School has announced honor roll students for the second semester of 1957-58. along with their grade point averages. Following is i list of the honor students by class: Margery Blair, 3.90; Sharon Jar man, 3.90; Mary Jo Deely, 3.60; Nina Evans, 3.55; James Clinton, 3.50; Linda DuBose, 1.40; Arpad Kovacsy, 4 40: Marian Angele. 3.30; Michael Counts, 3.20: Carol Kelso, 3.20: Ruth Ann Mercer. 3.20. all freshmen. Sara Ann Elliott, 4.00: Jean Saubert, 3.25; Elmo Angele, 3.20: Melva Anderson, 3.10; Larry Welch, 3.10, all sophomores. NORTHSIDE GARDEN' CLIB Members of the Northside Gar den Club will sponsor a day-long "coffee hour, at the home of Mrs. Glen Ferguson. 1010 Lake shore Drive on Thursday, June 12. from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Purpose of the party is to raise funds to help buy a power lawn mower for the park in Pelican City, a project of the Northside Garden Club. Members are developing the park as a playground for children. Refreshments will be served In the beautiful garden at the Fer guson homo. Ail garden club mem bers in the Klamath Basin are In vited to attend. Paula Friday Wins McCloud Scholarship McCLOUD Paula Friday. Mc Cloud High School senior and daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Friday, of McCloud, was awarded a $100 scholarship at the school of her choice at the McCloud High School Eraduation exercises June 5. The McCloud Womans' Club made the award, an annual event. Mrs. Eddie Glover made the presenta tion. This is the second scholarship won by Paula this year, the other being a $200 award from Local 6-84 International Woodworkers of America, AFL-CIO. of McCloud. "DENNIS THE MENACE" 'I found A secret piAce in daddy's waiter! Diane Banister, 3.50: Charlcia Untl. 3 50; Glenn Wells. 3.50; Steven McNeal. 3 40; Mel v In -Warns, 3.20; Susan Julier, 3.17; JoAnna Cnsgrove, 3.10; LaVonne Kratz, 3.10; Sharon Washburn, 3.10, all juniors. Janis Heard, 4.00; Carole Ku hat. 3.80: Barbara Freeman. 3.77; Starla Tripnett, 3 60; Pat Sulli van. 3.50; Mike Clark, 3 40; Judy Snider, 140: Marvin Tyler, 3.40; Sylvia Johnson. 3 30; Gayle Jones, 3.30; Cathy Olson, 3.20; Suzanne Yvarburton, 3.20; James Deming, 3.17; Mary Jo Augustine, 3.10; Janice Hammersley, 3.10; Glenda Snow Huff, 3.10, all seniors. ' BASIN BRIEFS New Phone Book Shows Gain In Local Listings A close look at Klamath Falls new green-cover telephone direc tory reveals population continues to gam here. In the June, 1958 book al-1 most completely distributed now there are 364 white pages de voted to Klamath Falls listings In the June, 1957 book there were 35r pages, or a gain of some 315 listings, most of them by new residents. In the latest bonk, A-l Accredited Bail Bond Service takes away the honors of the first listing under "A" from AAA Auto Association, which was first last year. Richard L. Zwiener of Weyer haeuscr Road, however, retains his distinction of being the last name in the Klamath Falls section in both books. Graduation Mr. and Mrs. Jess Brown of Henley left Thursday morning, June 5, for Los Angeles where they will attend the gradu ation exercises of the College of Medical Evanglestic. Their daugh ter, Norma, will receive a bach ellr of science degree in nursing education. Bark In Stales Richard E. Burnett, sonarman seaman, U.S. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam J. Burnett, Bonanza, recent ly returned to San Diego after a six-month cruise in the Western Pacific with Destroyer Division 52, aboard the radar picket destroyer U.S.S. Duncan. Jumps Sgt. Hershel L. Cossey. 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. Willard S. Cossey, Lakeview. recently par ticipated in a tactical parachute jump conducted by the 101st Air borne Division at Ft, Campbell, Kentucky. Sgt. Cossey, a squad leader in Company E of the di vision's 502nd Infantry, entered the Army in September. 1956. A 1955 graduate of Lakeview High School, he attended Southern Oregon Col lege. Mount Shasta Mrs. Ethal Chit- wood, noble grand of Castle Lake Rebekah Lodge No. 6, has an nounced. that the lodge will hold a potiuck dinner in Howe Hall Fri day evening, June 13. It is set for 6:30 p.m. All Rebekahs and their families are invited to attend. From Missouri Mr. and Mrs Alphonso AuBuchon of Bonneterre, Missouri, have Been visiting Mr and Mrs. Clay Walker of Langell Valley. Visiting in San Francisco afld Los Angeles are Mr. and Mrs. La- Vern Haskins and Larry and Bruce of Bonanza. Moved Mr. and Mrs. Everett Terpening and their six children have moved from Bonanza to In dependence, Oregon, to live. Fred die Bechdoldt, Joanne Hanmns, Charles Kelleson and Fred West- man accompanied them and will stay for the summer. Tonsillectomy Gary Bold, 8 Mr. Shasta Eagles Plan Joint Meet MOUNT SHASTA Sissons Ae rie No. 342 of Mount Shasta will hold a joint installation of offi cers with the Dunsmuir lodge at the letter's lodge rooms Monday evening, June 9. Mount Shasta Eagles to be seated are: Cecil Landis, presi dent; Ted Simcox, vice president; Albert Spannaus, chaplain: Grant H u r 1 b u r t, secretary treasur er; Charles Goodenough, conduct Victor Ozunas, inside guard: and Karl Kirkpatrick, trustee and junior past worthy president. The auxiliaries of both lodges will also install officers that night Baw And Bough 'taw Billion- HHsbqr WH GENE JACQUES ttvo lk!VWk IHBNtSwJ h IAMES AUEE PHIILIPS WALTER WISE - u . . i, ROBERT MITCHUM J$ 1 ARTHUR RlPlPf A DSM mm-im lllWTniQH AUTBIS ' SSET0DAY! ' CUNIINUDUS FROM 11:4 T. M. "" The following radio log was received to late for Inclusion in the regular Sunday roundup In the magazine section and Is therefore being carried in this space. It will be Included In the regular all-week roundup next week. Be sure and save this weekly magazine for handy ref erence to radio and television schedules. RADIO STATION K-LAD 1,000 Wlttl tftft Klleefelll Suodtr, Juni S 8:00 Sign On Bui McSpidden Show 8:25 Newi ' S:30 Bill McSpidden 6:39 Newi 6:30 BUI McSpidden 7:23 Newi 7:30 BUI McSpidden 7:33 Weither , a m Bill McSpidden 8:25 Newi 8:30 Bill McSpidden 0:25 Newi 8:30 Bill McSpidden t 0:55 Weither 10:00 Bill McSpidden 10:25 Newi 10:30 Bill McSpidden 11:35 Newi 11:30 BUI McSpidden 11:55 Weither 13:00 Bill McSpidden 12:35 Newi 13:30 Douf Wllker Show 1:25 Newi 1:30 Doug Wllker 3:35 Newi 3:30 Douf Wllker 3:35 Newi 3:30 Doug Wllker 4:35 Newi 4:30 Doug Wllker S:35 Newi 9:30 Doug Wllker 6:00 Sportl Roundup 6:05 Doug Wllker 6:33 Newi 6:30 Doug Wllker 7:25 Newi 7:30 Doug Wllker 7:49 Sign Oft Mender through Frldir (June 8-1S) 8:00 Sign On Doug Wllker Show a.da newi son of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Bold of Bonanza, had a tonsillectomy in Klamath Falls Tuesday. He stayed several days with hut aunt, Mrs. Hap Davidson, there. Salt Lake City visitors at the home of his cousin, Mrs. Fred Rueck. Bonanza, were Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Malleck. He is a phar macist in the Army stationed in Utah and will soon receive his dis charge and return to his home at Watertown, Wisconsin. Vacationing for two weeks at Independence. Oregon, are Mr. and Mrs. Bond Tyree and family of Bonanza. Bonanza Mr. and Mrs. Clin ton Childs have returned to their home at Star, Idaho, after spend ing a few days at the Lloyd Hank ins ranch near Bonanza. They came here after attending graduation ex ercises at George Fox College in Newberg when their daughter, La- Vern Hankins, received her degree. Returned G. P. Wu returned to his home at Bonanza after a week in Klamath Valley Hospital recovering from Injuries received in an automobile accident. From California Mrs. Grace Wells Beitz and baby arrived last week by plane from a base in Cal ifornia to visit with Mrs. Beitz' parents. Mr. and Mrs. Howard. Wells, New Pine Creek. Beitz is being transferred to a base in Bos ton. Road Building Richard Law- son has been building logging roads for his father, Truman Law- son, since school was out at Lake- view High School. The Lawson Logging Company has a contract for logs with the Willow Ranch Company. From San Francisco Donald Criss, San Francisco, was a Me morial Day weekend guest of his mother, Mrs. Maggie Criss. and other relatives in Butte Valley, Promoted Lester Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theo Johnson, Macdoel, has recently been pro moted to electronics technician second class in the U.S. Navy. He spent Memorial Day weekend with his parents In Macdoel from his base at Mart Island. In Macdoel Pat Wallint Klamath Falls, who is on a 14 day leave from the Navy, was a Sunday until Wednesday guest of Twyla Johnson in Macdoel. Snow Mr. and Mrs. Jim Whitt, Macdoel, drove -to Cougar Butte Sunday, but found a six-foot bank of snow in the middle of the road three miles from Medicine Lake. The road had been cleared that far. They also reported seeing 40 does and four bucks. Child Guidance ' Group To Meet The Child Guidance Advisory Council will hold a noon meeting on Wednesday, June 11, at the Klamath County Health Offices. Mrs. E. A. Geary, chairman, an nounces. The budget for the clinic for the coming year will be discussed, she stated, and there will be a report on the work of the psychiatric social worker and nurses. 6:30 Doug Wllker i:.t nm 7:30 Doug Wllker 7:59 Weither 8:00 Doug Wllker 8:39 Newi 8:30 Doug Wllker 8:29 Newt 8:30 Doug Wllker 8:95 Weither i" no Bill McSpidden Show 10 35 Newi 10:30 BUI McSpidden 11:25 Newi 11:30 Bill McSpidden ii:n.i wenner 12:00 Bill McSpidden 12:19 Mirket Reportl 12:20 Bill McSpidden 12:29 Newi 12:30 Bill McSpidden g:aa weainer 1:00 Bill McSpidden 1:39 Newi 1:30 Bill McSp.dden 2:35 Newi 2:30 Frill Egger Show 3:00 Bargain Roundup 3:10 Frill Efger 3:35 Newi 3:30 Friti Egger 4:29 Newi 4 30 Trill Egger 1 5 00 What ! Coin' In the Bliln 5.09 Friti Egger 9 25 New! 5 30 Friti Eager 6 00 Sportl Roundup 6.03 Friti Egger fi.25 Newi 6:.'to Friti Egger 7:25 Newi 7:30 Frltr Elger 7:43 Sign Oil Saturday, Jam 14 5:00 Sign On Fritz Egger Show 9 23 Newi 5:30 Fritz Egger 6 25 Newi 6 30 Friti Egger 7 25 Newi 7 30 Fritz Egger 7 55 Weather 8 00 Fritz Egger 8 25 New! 8 30 Top Thirty 9 23 New Top Thirty Weather 10:23 Newi 0 30 Ton Thirty 11:25 Newi 11:30 Top Thirty 11 99 Weather 12 00 Fritz Egger 12.29 Newi 12 30 Bill McSpidden 1 4 newi 1:30 Bill McSpidden 2 29 Newi 2 .10 Bill MrSpadden 3:00 Bargain Roundup 3:10 BUI McSpidden 3:23 Newi 3 .30 Bill McSpidden 4 25 Newi 4 30 BUI McSpidden 9 00 What's Doin' in the Bliln 9 03 Bill McSpidden 9 23 Newi 5 30 Bill McSpidden 6 00 Sportl Roundup 6 09 Bill McSpidden 6 25 Newi 6 30 Bill McSpidden 7 23 Nrwa 7 29 Newi 7 30 BUI McSpidden 7.43 Sign Oil ACROSS THE RAGING PLAINS AND ROARING RIVERS ... NO MIGHTIER ADVENTURE SWEPT OUT OF THE WEST! 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