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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 27, 1960)
FTKRM.D An NEWS. Klamath KalN. Ore Smirliv. Marrli ?7. 10RO PACK 3 A Ms ypap s ji." iyntyr . MRS. DOROTHY LEIKER, on the job as receptionist at Klamath Valley Hospital, greets and bids goodby to dozens of patients daily. She takes a genuine interest in the welfare of tach. AF Wife Operates Switchboard By'XORM r.MtlHVA Mrs. Dorothy Leiker. who lives wilh her husband and their daush lor. Debra, 7. in one of the Riik falls Apartments just off South Sixth Street, is a member of a unit fairly new to the Klamath Basin , . an Air Korce family. '.As such, for the years she has heen married to A.l.C. Alvin I.eik er, she has had to adapt lo a no madic way of life. -Klamath Falls is almost certain ly not her permanent home now. though someday it may he. The family, in fact, expected transfer cither to Holland or Alaska some time this summer, but those plans were chanced recently. They came here from a base at Tacoma, Washincton, last July, and before that were stationed at Lowry AFR, Denver Mrs. Leik er's hometown. That is where they met and mar ried several years aco. She was a secretary then. Now she is a re ceptionist and switchboard opera tor at Klamath Valley Hospital during hours when her daughter is attending Sacred Heart Acad emy. When single, she attended Den ver University .for two years, studying Knglish and literature, art and interior decorating. She I'kes to write and sketch, ride hi ,'s. swim, ski and bowl. Her mixed bowling team won crnnd place in recent base league competition. She has entered forth coming howling competition at the civilian alley here. Someday, when her husband lMT!mp D CkifHPctorl retired Irom the service, Mrs. l.eik-1 1 j er figures they will build a bigjp BufClEciry CciSC ranch stvlp hnmp in a warm Hi- ... . . . . ( 1 ht f,,- lwo Ial1" youths accused of away from, suburbs, on 15 acres or so. where she can keep a cou ple of horses. Skiing Still Good At Shasta Bowl Mount Shasta Ski Bowls 103 inches of packed snow has con tracted spring fever, but skiing is good. Some corn snow has developed as a result of two hrilliant, sunny, snowless weeks. A few snow flur ries were considered possible over the weekend there. ' Kveritt Memorial Highway to the bowl is dry and in good shape. All facilities will operate during the week. burglary of a warehouse asked lur additional time in district court Friday. Leonard .1. Hates and Wayne Woods, both hi. charged with attempting to burg larize the J.M Warehouse Thursday night. They were routed by t h e night watchman and arrested mo ments later. The youths are to report to Judge D. F.. Van Vailor at 9::W a.m. Wednesday. Kach was re turned to jail in lieu of $2,(inil bail. Reception Follows Exhibit An invitational reception will fnl low a showing of Artist Lois Ta- kach's line drawing and oil and casein paintings Sunday in the new Klamath Art Gallery in Maple Park from 2 to 5 p.m. Miss Takach is in her second year as art instructor at Klamath Union High School. She will dis play about at works. All not al ready sold are for sale. Most depict local scenes. They will be on display again Sunday, April 3 and 10. SIMU.TANKOIS RELEASE SAN FRANCISCO ,'PI Two sisters. Mrs. Marilyn McGill, 29. and Mrs. Beverly Smith, 28, gave buth to sons on the same day and in the same maternity ward a1. St. Francis Hospital here. Court Records On The Record mi mi i r I I (II R1 tivr IDs lilt I ill K T Krrriclif B Nisin. drunk. 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