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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 8, 1959)
MONDAY. JUNE B. 1959 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATII FALLS OREOOV PACE THREE ft.-:.- .- f, ,., .4. - I -; r. .':vr.,f-"i VI -J 1.! li Twenty Seniors Graduate From Merrill High School Margaret Beverly Joyce Moore, Ana Qua!! j, Charles Wec- tay Holler, Donald Dean RujwO asd Gieitda Ms-, si Siory. MERRILL Twenty senior stu dents were awarded, diplomas by Kobert Petrtfc member M the school board, on Tuesday evening. June 2. at the Merrill High School Body Recovered By Coast Guard NEWPORT. Ore. APi The Coast Guard reported Saturday recovery of the body of John Clark, Scio. Ore., one of two brothers who disappeared on a fishing trip in the Pacific Ocean. Still missing to Kenneth Clark 50. Albany. They vanished after taking out a 13-foot boat to fish oft this coastal resort. Later wreckage of the boat was thrown onto the beach. Funeral services for John Clark were held Sunday in Scio. REV. AND MRS. I. J. "RON" HALL arrived in Klamath Falls last week to begin their ministry at th Immanual Baptist Church. Rev. Hall comes her from Prinovill whera ha was th associate pastor at tha First Baptist Church of that city. Reverend Hall has had pastorates in Gold Baach and Cava Junction after completing his studies at the Simpson Bible Collage of Seattle. Smallest of American republics is El Salvador which is 160 miles long and 63 miles wide. It is also the most densely populated with about 289 persons per square mile. The valedictory address was de livered by Sharon Katton, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Wiiham Kaf- ton. Gloria Cahan. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cahan, was class salutatortan. Guest speaker, Winston Parvtne. director of Oregon Technical In stitute, spoke on the subject To morrow Is Today." A 100 dollar scholarship, award ed by the Merrill VFW Auxiliary, was presented to Glettda Story. The Merrill Parent-Patron Associ ation awarded its first scholarship to Larry Bell. A full tuition and fee scholarship to Southern Oregon College was received by Myrtle Barnes. Gloria Cahan was awarded a scholarship to the University of Oregon. Sharon Katton was named top student in the district by the Daughters of the American Revo lution and received a gold pin citi zenship award. Miss Kafton was also named outstanding senior commercial student by the Under wood Company and received a certificate (or her essay on "Con servation." She was also named senior citizen. I The Hetty Crocker "Home-maker of Tomorrow" was awarded to Glenda Story. A key award was presented to Myrtle Barnes who i served the past two years as stu dent body treasurer. Jnhn ; . L . r attA RtuMt? U .nn. in were both named boy athlete; uonna Conner, girl athlete. presented bv the eraduaiisit r!at& The invocation and benediction was led by the Rev. Lloyd Hender son, pastor of the First Presbyteri an Church of Merrill. Diplomas were awarded before a Woe back;rouna centered wan ar large white eros and the class motto With God s help, nothing is impossible." Recvaig diploma were Fstrtcts I-ou Alien. Kavmonn Harold Andneu. Myrtle Bessie Barnes. Larry KiiKBe Bell, Gloria Jean Cahan. Donna jean Carson, jerrv Rex Chaomsn. Donna Rae Conner, Leoda Edna Carman, John Calvin Haskins. Sharon Kafton. Jack Eustene Lea. Dennis Roy Mattson, Buddy Manu el Maupui. Mary Margaret .Me- Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery Stops Itch Relieves ram Weather Table United Press international High Low Rain Albuquerque 92 65 Atlanta 82 63 Bakersfield 81 62 Boise 71 55 Boston 62 55 Brownsville , 88 72 Chicago 82 70 Denver SB 56 Detroit 85 66 Fairbanks 71 49 .13 Fort Worth 86 65 Fresno 81 53 Helena 69 38 .18 Kansas City 86 70 Los Angeles 76 58 Miami 89 78 .01 Minneapolis 90 70 New Orleans 84 72 1.10 Oakland 67 54 Oklahoma City 83 62 Phoenix - 102 71 Pittsburgh 80 57 Red Bluff 86 60 Reno 76 39 Sacramento 8.1 52 Salt Lake City 76 47 San Dieso 72 61 San Francisco 62 51 Seattle 63 50 .01 Spokane 66 46 Stockton 83 53 Thermal 101 69 Washington. 87 66 Br THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 24 hours to 4:30 a.m. Monday Max. Min. Prep, Baker 6 43 - Bend 66 33 ' Eugene , 70 46 Lakeview Medford Newport North Bend Pendleton . .... Portland Airp't Redmond Roseburg Salem .67 .73 62 62 72 69 66 70 70 50 51 54 52 33 42 48 Western Oregon Partly cloudy tonight: mostly sunny Tuesday; little change in temperatures. Highs 65-7S: low tonight 45-55. Coastal winds southerly to south westerly. 8-20 m.p.h., becoming westerly Tuesday. Eastern Oregon Partly cloudy through Tuesday; chance of a few showers tonight: little1 change in temperatures. Highs 68-75; low tonight 45-55. Northern Oregon beaches Partly cloudy with a few showers Mctday night and Tuesday. Bar winds southerly to southwesterly. 10-20 m ph. Temperature range range 4c72 degrees. Grants Pass and vicinity Most ly fair through Tuesday except a few showers in Cascades. Highs 70-75: low tonight 45-50. Baker-La Grande area Partly cloudy through Tuesday with 1 few showers tonight. Highs 68-73 low tonight 43-48. The U.S. atomic submarines, th; Nautilus and Skate, crossed under the icecap at the North Pole in 1958. 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