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HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore
Monday. March 14. 1
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Crashes Stop Road Traffic
By THE ASSOCIATED PltESS
A pair of truck collisions at
widely separated points in West
ern Oregon Sunday, one of them
erupting into flames, blocked two
main Oregon highways for hours
Sunday.
A lowboy truck and dolly hit an
overpass support and its wheels
were sheared off near the wood
burn Junction of the Portland
Salem Freeway.
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rhe northbound lanes were
blocked nearly nine hours until
the big tractor and trailer rig was
pulled away and traffic returned
to normal, although one lane was
open part of that time.
A tractor and trailer overturned
on Highway 9!) near Gold Hill in
Southern Oregon after the trailer
jatknifed and snagged another
truck parked beside the highway.
Us fuel tanks caught fire and
Central Point rural firemen
washed down the highway when
there was fear that paint thinner.
part of the truck's cargo, might
catch fire.
The Gold Hill driver was Clark
Kclwanl Jordan, 35, and the free
way driver was Jack Allen Sub
lets Both men, from Portland,
escaped injury. Both the over
turned trucks the one at Gold
Hill and the one of the freeway-
were owned by a Southern Pacif
ic subsidiary, Pacific Motor
Trucking Co.
The truck in the Gold Hill ac
cident carried general cargo.
That on the expressway was
carrying mail from Eugene to
Portland, under a Post Office De
partment contract.
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CITY BRIEFS
Pelican Auxiliary, VFW, will
hold a social meeting Thursday.
March 17, at 8 p.m. in the VFW
Hall. There will be a short busi
ness meeting for selection of dis
trict delegates. Cancer bandages
will be wrapped.
Catholic Daughters of America
will hold a regular business meet
ing at 8 p.m. Monday, March 14,
in Sacred Heart Parish Hall.
Chest X-ray survey meeting, to
plan a schedule for the mobile
unit, will be held Tuesday after
noon at 2 o'clock in the lecture
room upstairs in the county li
brary. Stingrrettes will hold their
monthly meeting Tuesday, March
15, at. the KC Hall. There will be
a potluck dinner at 6 p.m. for
members and their families.
Earl Kent of the Klamath Falls
Creamery will be guest speaker at
a luncheon meetinj ul the Klamath
County Farm Bureau women Wed
nesday, March 16, at 1 p.m. in the
Empire Room at the Winema Ho
tel. For reservations call Farm
Bureau office. TU 2-3921. Kent's
topic will be "New Consumer Pref
erence Trends in Dairy Foods."
Come and bring a guest.
Cascade Crest. Chapter No. 150,
OES, will meet Wednesday, March
16, at 8 p.m. in the Chiloquin Ma
sonic Hall. Master Masons will be
honored. All Eastern Star and
Master Masons invited.
Great Bonks Discussion Group
meeting has been postponed from
tonight to Monday, March 28, in
the city library when selections
from the "Philosophical Diction
ary" by Voltaire will be d i s
cussed.
Midland Grange will celebrate
its birthday with a dinner Wednes
day, March 16, at 6:30 p.m. in
the hall. Members are urged to
he present and bring potluck. Lec
turer is relinquishing her program
for practice for the fourth degree.
Drill team captain, Alice Hoover,
requests all officers to be present,
as a meeting will follow the din
ner. Friendship Court No. II, Order
of Amaranth, will have a stated
meeting in the Scottish Rite Tern
pie Wednesday, March 16, at 8
p.m. Yearly reports will be given
and there will be election of of fi
cers. There will also he highlights
given from the Grand Court seS'
sion held at Portland.
Klamath Unit No. 8, American
Legion Auxiliary, will have a birth
day dinner Tuesday, March 15, at
Klam.tn Falla, Orafon
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RILL JENKINS. Manaanil Editor
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Klamath Falls Chapter 467
Women of the Moose, will have its
regular business meeting Tuesday,
March 15, at 8 p.m. in the hall.
Klamath Camera Club will meet
Tuesday, March 15, at 8 p.m. up
stairs at the county library. There
will be review of February con
test slides and PSA slides for April
contest. Bring six of your best
(or judging. Visitors are welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Frank Book,
2526 Shasta Way, have received
word of the birth of a new grand
son to a daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Lenard Fitzsimmons
of Olympia. Washington. The baby.
a son and first child, born Friday.
March II, weighed 4 lbs., 11 ozs
He has been named Lance Nicho
las. Paternal grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. C. II. Fitzsimmons, 2151
Kiln Street, this city. Mrs. Peggy
Kelleher, this city, is in Yakima
with her sister, the former Sylvia
Book.
Mrs. E. S.
Ness Street,
night, March
members of
Robinson. 2030 Van
will be hostess to
14, at 8 o'clock, to
the Klamath Falls
Lions Club Auxiliary.
Mr. and Mrs. Law-son Martin
Modesto, arc parents of their first
child, born January 29. The baby's
father, a graduate of Klamath Un
ion High School, is an accountant
with the Gallo Wine Company.
Mis. Leonard iRosc) Osborne, this
city, is the paternal grandmother
-Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hawkins.
Klamath Falls, have returned
from Oakland where they met s
daughter, Ann, who had just re
turned from a six-week trip to
Mexico with relatives. The party
drove 8.000 miles and on the re
turn trip visited Disneyland, the
Marine Gardens and the Knotts'
Berry Farm. While in Oakland the
Hawkins visited with a son, Tom
Hawkins.
Oregon Weather
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Max. Min. Prep.
Astoria 47 38 .27
Baker 41 27 .03
Bend 45 21 .05
Burns 48 23 T
Lakeview 50 22
Medford 54 32
Newport 50 39 .17
North Bend 53 39 .20
Pendleton 48 34 .04
Portland 49 36 .10
Red Bluff 68 43
Redmond 46 29 .01
Roseburg ' 52 23 .03
Salem 52 23 .23
The Dalles .50 34 T
Eastern Oregon Partly cloudy
and a little warmer though
Tuesday. Low tonight 26-36; high
Tuesday 45-55.
Western Oregon Mostly cloudy
through Tuesday with a little rain
on the coast and northern interior
A little warmer. Low tonight 38
46; high 50-58. Coastal winds
southwesterly-westerly 10-25 miles
an hour. Smallcraft warnings dis
played at mouth of Columbia.
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Princess Margaret Faces
Hectic Wedding Schedule
By CHINA .y.TMAN
LONDON (UPI) If I were
Princess Margaret, I'd elope.
This is the kind of wedding day
the poor girl faces:
At about 8 a.m. May 6, possi
bly even earlier, her personal
maid "Ruby" will awaken Mar
garet in her pink-decorated bed
room on the third floor ol Clar
ence House.
Her wedding dress, which will
have been delivered from the
couturier early in the .morning,
while Margaret still slept, will be
brought into the room, swathed
in protective linen.
Soon her hairdresser will ar
rive.
At 10:30 a.m. the Duke of Ed
inburgh will leave Buckingham
Palace for the short drive down
the mall to Clarence House.
At 11 Queen Elizabeth will
leave the palace and the queen
mother depart from Clarence
House for the ceremonial drive to
Westminster Abbey.
At 11:15 Princess Margaret's
bridegroom, Antony Armstrong
Jones, will enter the abbey by
the poets corner door.
One minute later Princess Mar
garet and the duke will leave
Clarence House, cheered and
gawked at by an immense wait
ing crowd.
The bride and her princely es
cort will arrive at the abbey's
west door about 11:28, two min
utes before the service is to be
gin. At 11:30 in an abbey jam
packed with highly-placed guests.
Princess Margaret and the Duke
ol Edinburgh will begin the pro
cession down the aisle, followed
by her attendants.
The walk to the altar takes
about two minutes.
The entire ceremony will prob
ably last about an hour and the
bride and bridegroom will be
standing most of that time.
After the service, the royal cou
ple must sign four registers in
King Edward the Confessor's
chapel behind the altar.
Then the princess, her veil now
thrown back, will be escorted
Irom the church by her husband.
They will pause on the steps for
photographs.
Next they climb into their own
open carriage for a 20-minute
circuitious drive through gaily
decked humanity-packed streets
to the palace.
No rest for the bride even then,
for now there will be the splendid
reception in the white, gold and
crimson state ballroom.
Still no respite, because for the
queen's subjects one of the crown
ing moments of the day will be
an appearance on the balcony of
the palace by the bride and
groom to acknowledge the cheers
of the people.
Then, and only then, the new
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