Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 17, 1959)
HERALD AND NEWS. Klamalh Falls, Ore Fridav. July 17. 105!) PAGE 1 ft TRANSFERRED to Naval Air . Facilities in Naples for three years is Lt. (j.g.l George C. Underwood. The lieutenant, his wife, Mary and daugh ter, Candice, are pictured at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Under wood, 320 North Seventh Street, whom they were visiting last week before traveling to New York. Un derwood has been in the Navy for 10 years. : BROADCASTS IN ITALIAN ; NEW YORK (UPD Mrs. Elca ior Roosevelt made what she said was her first public talk in Italian Wednesday a local radio inter view opposing Tammany leader Carmine De Sapio. Mrs. Roose velt said she had learned the language in school in England as a girl. Arnold Hartley, vice presi dent ot the Italian-language sta tion WOV, said her delivery was "grammatically perfect Italian but, like Mrs. Roosevelt's French, delivered in unmistakable Ameri can accents." Camp Fire Girls Camp Slated To Open August 8 The Camp Fire Girls Resident camp, Camp Ka-est-a at Lake of The Woods, will open Saturday, August 8, for a season of three weeks. In telling about Ihe camp. Mrs. Naomi French, camp direc tor, said that the three weeks will be full of fun and outdoor living experiences for girls eight to 18 years of age. Plans are being made for 100 girls in camp each week to en joy swimming, boating, canoeing, hiking, horseback riding, arch ery, campfire programs and many other activities which will be planned by the girls after they arrive in camp. Mrs. French said that 268 girls now have reserva tions for the camp and although some units are full, girls may still register for unfilled unils each week or for all three weeks. by Camp Fire Girls or the Amen can Cainping Associatingn Health, safely, personnel and program standards for the camp comply with standards set up by national Camp Fire Girls camp ing department and the American Camping Association. The camp holds a full rating membership in the American Camping Associa tion, which is available only lo camps meeting ACA required standards. To hold the member ship, the camp is rated every four years by a committee of ACA visitors. The campsite, Camp Esther Ap plegale. is owned jointly by (he local Camp Fire Girl and Girl Scout councils and is being used during July by the Girl Scouts. The development of the campsite and replacement of equipment is JIT . fWl New York School Teacher Has Way Of Handling Boys financed through annual aifls When asked about the staff for rom the Elks Lodge and profits camp, she said that 100 girls in camp require a staff of 25 adults and that she is still in need of several women over 19 years of age, who will be paid for their services. Prior to the opening of the camp, the staff members will from the candy mint and cookie sales of the two agencies. The Klamath County United Fund sup ports the year-round programs of these agencies but does not fi nance the resident camping pro grams, which are supported by attend a four-day training course jthe tees from the girls who al- at camp beginning August 4 under tend. ' the direction of Mrs. French and Mrs. Louis Holzgang, council FUMES OVERCOME WORKERS pert said a hole in Ihe field has MARY FINTON will be in stalled as commander of the auxiliary to Dewey Pow. ell Unit 12, Disabled Amer ican Veterans Friday, July 17, at 8 p.m., in the K. C. NEW YORK 'API-The arLs handling troublesome children i Ihe art of remembering how yi fel when you were a child. Thai's Ihe philosophy of .lull H. Tully, and it works. In 47 years as a teacher, .13 o them as principal of Public Schoo B8 in Ihe Bronx, he has had re jmarkable success with problen' i children. His formula is simple "It lakes a bad boy to straight?! out a bad hoy. and 1 was a bat boy at school," he said Monday "1 know all their ways and tricks : because I tried them myself when I was young." As a principal, he has had plenty of opportunity to test his i ideas, and he never had to get lough. He believes in being firm. Hall. Mrs. Finton joined the j bill he has never used corporal auxiliary in 1 948. ihe has been senior vice command er, Department of Oregon DAV Auxiliary. Mrs. Finton is serving as District 5 commander and is a mem ber of the NOAC Honor So ciety. The installation is open to the public. punishment. He says "no child is j really bad or vicious if handled CRICKET "BOMBED OUT" CATKORD, England lUPD Weekend cricket matches h a v e been called off here. An army ex- training chairman 1 Mrs. French has directed Camp Fire Girls camp in this area off and on since 1932 and has 19:cessing plant Tuesday years of resident camping experi ence to her credit. To prepare herself for this work and lo keep up-to-date in camping, each year she attends a specialized work shop or a training course for camp directors conducted either CANTON, Ga. (llPIi-Amonia:a 50-50 chance of having a left fumes spewed from a broken (e- over World War. II bomb in it. frigeration pipe at a poultry pro- roperly." imany awards (rom different or- lully's secret lies in what he ganizalions. leans by handling children pro icrly. lt means liking them nough not lo miss a single day it school in, 33 years as principal. nough to spend weekends walking lrnund Ihe neighborhood seeing nat his pupils stay out of trouble, and even taking them home wilh iiim when they do get in trouble. II also means finding lime to vork wilh a half dozen community youth groups which, wilh his school work, has brought him as The gray-haired widower, who will be 70 next month when he retires. received an unusual award Monday lhe Insignii Medal of Fordham University, for "extraordinary distinction In the service of God through ex cellent professional performance." LOOK! Look under your house, do you have a concrete founda tion? If not call TU 4-8866. Get your Riding Needi From the Only Complete WESTERN STORE in Southern Oregon Freeman's Saddlery & Western Wear 4532 Sa. 4th St. overcom ing 18 workers, most of thenf women. The fumes also contami nated waste - disposal which in turn killed hundreds of fish in i small stream hear the plant. Three of the women "overcome had to be revived by oxygen. Junior Rodeo Sunday, July 19 12:30 Daylight Saving Time Tulelake, Calif. CTii.-f 111 WW A BIT OF EVERYTHING" - NEW & USED SHOP The MERCHANDISE MART OPEN EVERY DAY BUT SUNDAY 2964 So. 6th Klamath Falls, Ore. TU 4-6660 The Welcome Wagon Hostess Will Knock on Your Door with Gifts & Greeting's from Friendly Business, Neighbors and Your Civic and Social Welfare Leaders On the occasion of : Arrival of Newcomers to , Klamath Falls No cost or obligation Phone TU 2-0834 j 9 X.Y'. J V .mv 1.1- . B '1, v 5 j NEW FRAMES IN JUST 5 MINUTES - service wmie-you-wait tor busy men no appointment needed! See our good-looking collection personally selected by our buyers in Europe and America! Present lenses mounted in just S minutes cost is surprisingly small! Convenient Credit t We give Hvf Green Stamps owi S4t& yea COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO. 730 Main St. TU 4-7121 Drs. Omar J. Noles and Robert Peters HURRYL J jjj II w I w VM fill II I IIC I ICU I With Low Prices During Our Giant ;Family mm Sate Flats -J Sandals : ' Sp Values to 6.95 ' Pf ' ' Sondals -fiLU , 1 1 Kls4 Ailni . L..ih,r Hlh Wim r mm1 V UO IX OT Nylnn Mesh ' R P A I"! J ' ' W Whll While, Ornc I I v liHFlk .'; T Jl IbSx I"CV"" . ' ' Only Southern Oregon's lorg- ; 'Tv - est ' volume shoe store can l.' MIFIP A make such. tremendous re- 'iK' ,., ilClcLJ ductions during a sale of : this kind. Bring the family Y1 .Values to 10.95 If ond stock up on your shoe I mm ff mmmm gg ,' ' jfc'tf needs at these low, low pric- J f WW 9 If es' Yes' we re crozy with the -m. f iJI J eot wnen we se" snoes thisjjp W and kd) J f V low' ' Hlrh Her.ti Gren, Sxlmnn , Mid Hrrli All Prlll , ( Deb Hreli Glani, MnM " While. Held, Turquolte bver 1600 Pairs Ladies... We've ALL Popular Sizes Men's, Boys' Reg. 13.95 OXFORDS Entire Stock of Summer Bags White Smooth or Potent ' O'j Mm tax White Straw incl. Ir VV v a?., . . 48 J 7 M Golden Tan A to D wrdlhl Town & Country Shopping Center 9-9 Daily Sundays 11-6 OLD FASHIDM19 FEEMCE T1EB ICECREAM RGflL CUSTfinD! JUS in hrhdv I PLRSTIC I HRLF-CRLL0nsy Crater Lake French Custard ice cream DOESN'T just "taste like" custard - it IS custard! Its rich, deep gold en color comes from delic ious, pure sweet whipping cream and WHOLE EGGS. TONS of WHOLE EGGS have already been used in the mak ing of Crater Lake French Custard since this SURPRISE HIT was first offered to you a few weeks ago. GET SOME THIS VERY DAY! . - r- s r oninv products NOW 'IN OUR SECOND HALF CENTURY ; . ' , r ..... , . . . . ',
