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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 7, 1958)
THURSDAY, AIT.KST 7. 1958 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE 3 A FINAL DANTE Friday, August 8, there will be the third and final tree public dance at the Old Armory from 8 o'clock until 11:30 p.m. The dance will he held in honor of all Klamath Basin young people, and the Babe Ruthcrs who are in town. Music will be provided by the Starlighters, who will play through the courtesy of the Music Performance Trust Fund of the re cording industry, in cooperation with the American Federation of Musicians. Local No. 495. READING PROGRAM The summer reading program at Klamath Falls City Library Is now rapidly nearing its end. Addie Mae Nixon, city librarian, reminds grade school youngsters who are taking part in the program that nil book reports must be turned in by August 15. Interest aroused by the program is reflected by the fact that in July juvenile books out did adult books at the library in circulation. 4.789 to 4.724, a most Catholics May raclions of Las Vegas' night club strip. Minsky's burlesque shows and undraped chorus girls from Not See Shows Paris' Lido Club nave been big hits. LAS VF.GAS, Nev. AP) -' Catholics are forbidden to attend this fun town's nude shows. World's Only Fully Auto-.mtic Cleaner ELEGTR9LUX Bishop Robert J. Dwyer of the diocese of Reno which includes II of Nevada sent letters to all nriests in the state yesterday, say ing no Catholic may attend, oi Factory Authorized Salts and Sarvloft TARKEL TWEET Ph. 4-7167 2550 Whit St. have anything to do with such unusual occurrence. Mrs. Nixon hows. The nude shows are recent at says. Jm ' . - -' 1 t" mi FIGURINE TROPHIES representing individual breeds of dogs will be awarded by Klamath Dog Fanciers, Inc., spon sor of the annual all breed dog show, American Kennel .Club licensed, to be held at Klamath County Fairgrounds on Saturday, August 30. Shown at left is the single pen desk set for best of breed for Boxers. Bob Beach is offer- r t I i. 'A, I"" (ha z'm if - ing a similar trophy for best of opposite sex for Boxers. At right is the trophy for best dog in show. The trophies have been ordered through Beach's Jewelers, Klamath Falls. Entries for the show closed on August 18, accord ing to Kathy McDonald, president of the local dog club. Ninth Annual All Breed Dog Show Opens Here August 30 , 14 great sales under one roof More than 400 dogs, representing at least 37 breeds, are expected to be entered in the ninth annual all breed dog show to be held at Klamath County Fairgrounds on Gal Jailed For Xhase' PATRICK CARNEY and STEPHANIE BONOTTO Scholarship Awards Given Two Klamaih Falls Artists .Two scholarships given for a two weeks course in art at the Summer Art Workshop, presented by Mrs. Beulah Ray of Klamath Falls, have been won by two young Klamath Falls artists, Stephanie Bonotto and Patrick Carney. This is the second yiar that Mrs. Ray has provided scholarships ' in the field of art. iThe painting workshop, to run August 11 through August 22, will bp hefd under the direction of E. Nelson Sandgrcn, associate profes sor of art, Oregon stale college Classes -will be held at the Tau Wu House on the Oregon Technical Train Crushes Texas Girls LITTLEFIELD. Tex. (AP) An- nlher freight train blocked the crossing and the three girls start ed to crawl under it, as they often did. Josephine Rodriguez, 15, told officers yesterday. Suddenly, she said, the air hrakes hissed and the train lurched into motion. Dora Rodri guez, 13, Josephine's sister, was crushed to death. A wheel sliced off the left leg of Carolina Marti nez, 11, below the knee. Josephine scrambled to safety. Carolina was reported in satis factory condition after surgery Institute campus. The workshop is sponsored joint ly by the General Extension Divi sion of the Oregon State System of Higher Education and the Klamath Art Association. Professor Sandgren has been at Oregon State since 1948 following specialized work in the art field at the Institute oi uesign, i,ni cago, and the University of Micha ocan. Morelia Michaocan, Mexico His paintings have been exhibited in principal museums around the Un ted States and in tne interna tional Exchange Print Exhibits in Bordighera, Italy. France and Great Britain. He currently is ex hibiting with the West Coast B ennial from Santa Barbara Muse um of Art now on national tour. Students may work in water colors, oils or other media. Courses offered will be eligible for two or three hours college credit hours, full day session for the three hours credit and half day sessions for the two hours. Beginners or advanced art stu dents may register with Catherine Brumbaugh. TU 4-8521, Mrs. td Casev. TU 4-7555 or beginning Monday. August 11, at Tau Mu House. A list of materials needed will be posted at Shaw's Stationery and Jones' (formerly Voight's) Sta tionery stores. LONDON (AP) David Shad low, who is 30 and married, went to court yesterday to protect him- iclf from the amorous attenions of 31-year-old spinster Joan Croft He told a court at Hull: She followed him from town to town on her motor scooter and tailed him in bars and hotels. She drove round and round his home until alter midnight. She turned up at his oflice. She hit him on the head with her crash helmet. Salesman Shadlow accused the tall, slim Miss Croft of assault and causing a breach of the peace. She is making a proper pest of herself with no encouragement from me, he complained. "My marriage is in danger and my wife is ill. Shadlow said he was introduced to Miss Croft when he was nearby Durham. He twice gave her a lift back to Hull in his auto. But both times there was another man in the car. Policewoman Dulcie Davis told the court Shadlow was not the first man on whom the spinster had lavished cr attentions. 'There was a similar occur rence in 1953 resulting in a high respected vicar having to leave his parish, Miss Davis said. She is mentally and sexually frustrated and has caused a great deal of unhappiness in two fami lies. The woman was found guilty on both charges and jailed for two weeks for a medical examination August 30 under the sponsorship of Klamath Dog Fanciers, Inc. As n the past, it will be an American Kennel Club licensed show. The Klamath Falls show is part of the Cal-Ore circuit, with the first II breed show being held at Red ding on August 29. Shows will fol low the Klamath Falls show at Mcdford on Sunday, August 31, and Eugene on Labor Day, Last year, the event here drew i entry list of 407 dogs and more are expected this year, ac cording to Kathy McDonald, presi dent of the Klamath Dog Fanciers. Mrs. Helen D. Maring of Port land will be superintendent of the Klamath Falls show again this year. There will be three judges, I from California. There will be the finest array of trophies ever offered at a local dog show. They are being pur chased through Beach's Jewelers, 834 Main Street, and Bob Beach is donating a single pen set trophy for best of opposite sex in the Boxer breed. The Dog Fanciers are putting up a figurine trophy representing individual breeds for each breed. This type of trophy is new this year for the annual show. Mrs. McDonald announces that anyone wishing additional informa tion on the show or assistance in showing a local dog. even to han dling the dog in the ring, may call her at TU 2-4809 or other club members. Betty Allen is sec retary, TU 2-1456 and Mary Grig- sby is past president and in charge of publicity and may be reached at TU 2-0769. Deadline for entering dogs in this year's show is Monday, August lit, in order that al lcntrics may be listed in the official program SIGNUPS HELD McCLOUD Signup of JUcCIoud High School freshmen was held Au gust 4. Sophomores enrolled Au gust 5; juniors August 6 and sen iors August 7. C. R. Green, princi pal, said parents of students were invited to discuss problems with the faculty. Thomas S. Russell, graduate of Mainline University at St. Paul, Minnesota, will fill t h vacancy of F.nglish class instruc tor. created by the resignation of Robert Patterson. Russell will assist coaches Robert Tomlinson and Don Kcrsten. School starts September 2. Buy Genuine ESS For Back-To-School and get "Atflf" Gree" KJ. St Stomp. BOYS' 3.55 MEN'S 3.75 WOMEN'S 3.75 DON'S 537 Main TU 4-6520 I, jj-25' Our Summer CLEARANCE Is Still In Progress! 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