Herald and news., July 11, 1958, Page 10, Image 10

HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
FRIDAY. JULY 11. 19SB
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ELNA ROBINETTE checks out a book to Carol Vassallo, during a stop of the Klamath
County Library bookmobile at Wiard Park. Steven Nelson is waiting nit turn while the
second bookmobile librarian, Nancy Dewey, looks on.
Bookmobile's Friday Schedule Is Tricky
The Klamalh County Library's
hookmnbile is doing a Bond business
in supplying bonks to persons of all
aces at many difleront. points of the
county, as it maintains lis regular
Tuesday to Friday schedule.
The Friday schedule of Hie book-
On The Record
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SERVKS ON DKSERT
BARSTOW. Calif. Marine Cpl.
Galen. L. Chandler, son of Mr. and
Mrs. .Inhn D. Chandler Sr. of 1!)
S. I. Street. Lakeview. is serving
al the Marine Corps Supply Cen
ter, Barstow, California. Barstow
is the vital supply and main
tenance center for Marine Corps
units west of Ihe Mississippi.
mobile is a bit tricky, as the runs
In Crater Lake are made only on
alternate weeks, for the eonveni
ence of readers living on Ihe Fri
day routes here are the schedules
for the remaining weeks of the
summer, with stops listed alphabetically.
Schedules of July 11 and 25 and
August 8.
Algnmn. 12:45 - 1, Chiloquin,
1 0 : 45-11:45; Fort Klamalh, IMI:20,
Klamath Agency, !l:. '15-9: 50: Klam
alh Agency Post Office. 9:5(1-1(1:05;
Mnntehus and Lakepnrt, 2:25-2:40:
I'elican School, 2:50-3:05; play
ground between Hanks and Bis-
mark streets, 3:15-3:30; Shady Pine,
11:05-11:15: Williamson River
Slore. 1:15-1:20; Wilson Cottages.
6-C:IO; Warns. 10:20-10:35 and Wo-
cus Highway, 10:35-10:50.
Schedules of July 18 and August
1 and 15:
Algoma, 11:30-11:45; Crater Lake
Administration Building 4:30-5;
Crater Lake Lodge, 3:40-4:15; Cra
ter Lake Ranger Trailer Park, 5:20-
5:35; Fort Klamath, 2:20-2:40;
Klamalh Agency, 1:50-2:05; Klam
alh Agency Post Office, 1:35-1:50;
Monlelius and Lakeport, 9:50-10:05;
Pelican School, 0:25-9:40; play
ground between Hanks and Bis
mark streets. 9-9:15; Shady Pine.
11:05-11:15; Williamson River Store
1:15-1:20; Wilson Collages, 6-6:10;
Wocus, 10:20-10:35 and Wocus High
way, 10-35-10:50.
Basin Pupils Honor Roll Told
Names of Klamath Basin resi
dents who were placed on the
nrine term honor roll at Oregon
Technical Institute have been an
nounced by the registrar's office.
Honor roll grades indicate work
which is outstanding or of better
than average achievement. A grade
point of 4 0 is the highest grade
given.
Listed from Klamath Falls with
!heir majors and averages were
Maurice Behnke, 4 0 and Robert
Dixon 3.5. accounting technology;
Leon Mitchell, 4.0. auto machine
technology; J. 1). Scott. 4.0, auto
technology; Sharon McCollum, 3.89.
bookkeeping; Donald Claunch, 3.5.
Lawrence Denny, 3.83. Charles
Manning, 3 54. and Bobby J. Nel
son, 3 6, diescl technology: Kenneth
Detroit. 3 55. .lames McClay. 3.53.
William F. Miller, 3.82, and Larry
Wnrden. 3.74. electronics technolo
gy; Patricia Buck. 4.0. general of
fice operation: Allen Mooney, 4.0.
and Robert Points. 3.9. gunsmith-
mg technology: rrancis Roberts,
3.65, highway technology: and Shar
on Jackson. 3.79. illustrative aits
technology.
Also Kenneth Ilcrshfelt. 3.67, ma
chinist technology: Donna Collins,
3.7. Donald Drake. 4 0, James
Griggs. 4.0. Doris James. 3 84, and
Sharon Tarwater. 4.0. medical tech-:
nology; JnAnne Rellinger, 4.0,
X-ray technology; JnAnne Schmitz.,
4 0. medical X-rsy technoloey: Krl
gar Skelton. 3.59, office machine
technology: Peggy Brown. 3 5. and
Donald Zifka. 4.0. secretarial tech
nology; Donald Thurman. 3.6. sign
painting technology; Clive Purvine.
3.65, and William Welch. 3.82. struc
tural design technology: William
Cox. 4.0, surveying technology and!
Ralph Almeter, 3.81. and John-
Loeblein, 4.0, woodworking technology.
Malin Bill Rannnw, 3.63, ad-i
vanced diesel technology, and Earl
Kessler, 3.7. highway technology.
Sprague River Irwin Crume.
4.0, auto technology: and Phil Tup-
per, 3.62, woodworking technology.
Ronanza Harold Dearborn, 1
3.76. woodworking technology. I
END OF THE STRING
BETHLEHEM, Pa. UP A stop
ped freight train delayed a frus
trated motorist once too often. A
104-car Reading Company freight
train blocked traffic for nearly half
an hour waiting for a signal to
move onto the Jersey Central
tracks. Finally the signal came.
Freight cars, including the one
blocking the street, moved off with
Ihe locomotive. The rest remained
and traffic began to flow. Some
one "unofficially" uncoupled the
freight xars at the crossing.
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