Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 13, 1959, Page 5, Image 5

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BOB RINGER
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BARON DeMEISS-TEUFFEN
K&F Announces Roster
For The Coming Season
The Klamath Knife and Kork
Club announced ils schedule of
speakers for the coming season
'today. Six men will offer one of
"rjhe most varied and best seasons
"In club history, members believe.
A number of new memberships
are available, club officials say.
Additional information may be re
ceived by calling TU 4-8831.
" The speakers are the Hon. Wal
ter Judd, who will appear Octo
ber 1; Bob Ringer, November 17;
Toni Gauer, January 28; Baron
Siskiyou
Band Camp
(hens Soon
ASHLAND Registrations are be
ing accepted for ihe annual Siski
you Band Camp, to be held on
(he Southern Oregon College Cam
pus, July 19 through July 31, it was
announced by Dr. Herbert Cecil,
camp secretary.
Siskiyou Band Camp is a sum
mer music school for junior and
senior high school pupils and in
cludes class work for college and
graduate students.
Musical opportunities include
playing in the camp band, taking
part in various small ensembles,
'private lessons and attending class
es in music fundamentals and ap
preciation. Recreational opportuni-
' ties are not forgotten, Dr. Cecil
(aid.
Guest conductor is Clarence Saw
kill,, director of bands at the Uni
versity of California at Los Ange
les and one of the nation's lead
ing authorities in the field of
land work. Camp founder and co
ordinator is Glenn T. Matthews, a
"member of the SOC Music Depart
ment staff since 1946.
For information write to Siski-
you Band Camp, Southern Oregon!
-College, Ashland. I
Hans de Meiss-Teuffen, February
29; Merryle Stanley Rukeyser,
March 29, and Dr. John Furbay,
whose speaking date is to be set
Judd, a congressman from Min
nesota, is a surgeon and an ex
perienccd lecturer. His topic w
be. "Our Foreign Policy Toward
War or Peace?" Ringer is a hu
morist who believes people live
longer if they laugh frequently
Topic of his talk will be "Oper
ation Laugh.
Gauer is a yodeler, teacher, lec
turer and a musician who plays
18 Swiss instruments. A Swiss, he
is said to be the foremost author
ity on Switzerland in this coun
try. He calls his talk, "An Adven
ture in Unique Entertainment
DeMeiss-Tcuffcn's talk, "Adven
ture in Old and New Africa,'
taken from his experiences as a
soldier of fortune in South and
East Africa.
Rukeyser is a noted economic
commentator in newspapers, radio
and television. "What's Ahead for
the USA," is Ihe subject he will
discuss. Furbay, an aviation offi
cer who has been around the
world more than 120 times, will
attempt to bring diverse and con
fusing elements of the modern
world into focus with his talk,
"Wings Over the World."
WELLS-FARGO "HELD UP1
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. lUPI
J. T. Sprinkle locked the key
inside his Wells Fargo armored
truck. .1. T. Fain Jr., manager of
a City National Bank branch,
burgled it out for him, with
piece of chewing gum on the end
of a wire coat hanger, inserted
through one of the truck's gun
ports.
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