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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 31, 1960)
HERALD AND NEWS. Klamnlli Kails. Ore. Thursday. March 31. lflfiO PAGE S A Valuable Jewel Collection Scheduled To Be Auctioned By FRANCIS ST1LLEV i NEW YOKK (AP It was quite a sight fur an old country boy one million dollars worth ot jewels right in front of me. There must have been a iillion carats, all told, and every one sparkling and Hashing, kind of like a sky full of fireworks on the Fourth of July. A lot of oldtime fairytales didn't have even that many diamonds, pearls, rubies, emeralds, sap phires and what not. And yet you could put the whole million's worth in an Oklahoma cowgirl's hat and still have lots bf room kit over. I'robably only a Texan could alford to try. however. There was one big little dia mond ring worth about $150.0110. Another smaller one was tabbed ai about M5.000 most likely for people who don't want to show off too much. For everyday wear, there were such ihinRs as SJO.OOO emerald MORE TRICKY NOW LOXIXW UPI While inspect Ins a trallic map at Scotland Yard Wednesday Prince Philip said "it's a bit tricky trying to find a route into London from Windsor" and pointed to the road he drives for the trip. "I'm sorry, sir," said a yard otlicial, "but I'm alraid we've made that a one-way street now in the other direction." rings, a $43,000 ruby and diamond necklace and a very modest em erald bracelet lor a mere Sat.WMO. Mighty impressive, all of it. A lot of people around the world who want to and can buy such things will get their chance at an auction starting at the Parke Bernet Galleries next Wednesday. Beginning today the general public can drop in to take a look. Next Monday, dealers and ex perts get their chance. Anyone can go in and actually take any piece into his hands for a close look. The Parke-Beinet people are trusting souls. Stand ing by, though, will be a number of special guards who aren't The collection is trom the es tate of Mrs. William R. Timken widow of the cotounder of the Timken Holler Bearing Co.. who died last October. I'nder her w proceeds from the auction will go to six charitable and service agencies. Parke-Bernet says it is the most valuable collection, from the standpoint of t lie number of pieces and their individual qual ity, ever to be sold at one time in this country. There are 158 items. More than 1,000 persons, many from abroad, are expected to jam the auction room. I don t reckon 1 11 lie among them. Still too much an old coun try boy. I guess. CITY BRIEFS Riverside School alumni anti teachers, past and present, are in vited to a reception sponsored by Chutist, 12, Makes Leap AXAIIF.IM. Calif. APi - Nick Neely. 12. says of the jump that made him perhaps the world's youngest parachutist, "Sure, I'll do it again." Nick, who stands 44 feet and weighs TO pounds, jumped from a plane at an altitude ol 3.500 Icet and landed 'JH yards Irom- a target at Skylark Field in nearby F.lsi nore Wednesday. He had been pre paring for that jump a year. His parents. Mr. and Mrs Ro land Noely. watched him land un hurt in suit saiul. "If this is what he wants. 1 won't try to slop him." said his mother. "I won't either, now that the worst is over." his lather added. Riverside PTA in honor ot the school's 5oth anniversary Saturday from 7 lo 9 30 p.m. in the school gvmnasium. .Mike Ward, Merrill High School student, will present an hour long musical program beginning at S p m. before the dance at the Midland Grange Hall Satur day, April 2. Dancing will be trom II p.m. to midnight. Y.Ml'A Family Night will be Fri day. April I. beginning with pot luck dinner at 6:30 p.m. at the Y Building. Entertainment (or the whole family Mrs. Fdna Jones, Alma GcU. Phyllis Poole and Rhoda Harnden .ll'ST Sl'PI'I.IKS FOOD LONDON HTIi After he can celled a parliamentary lunch to boost Ihe sale of frozen loods. member of Parliament James Prior was asked if he had any connection with frozen food firms. '.'None at all. I'm a farmer," he said. i2aabjaa will be hostesses at 1.45 p.m. Fri day. April I. (or a meeting of Aloha Social Club in the Masonic Temple. Willy Karn-r will call for a square dance class at Summers Lane School Fridav. April 1. at 8 p. m For mure imormation, call IT M4:M Tau Chapter Beta Sigma Phi. will hold a rummage sale Satur day April from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the Pelican Theater Build ing. Proceeds will benefit O'I'l. Cub Scout Pack H will meet to night at Twvla Ferguson School. Awards will go to about 20 hoys. Ail cubs and parents are urged to attend. Mrs. Karl Redman will present a program on buls at the next meeting of Klamath Falls Garden 9, Club Monday. April 4 Primroses will he available at the "Country Store " Mrs. Harold I'luense, synoilical president, and Mrs. Rachel lien for. representing the Board ol Na tional Missions, will be present lor the April 19-20 meeting of the Southwest Oregon Presliylenal at the First Presbyterian Church. The session will begin at 1 p.m. on the opening day. Kxnlnrrr Post 112 will conduct a car wash at Bob's "ri station on South Sixth Street and Summers Lane Saturday. April J. from II a.m. to 4 p.m. Prices will be $1 511. SI. 75 for cars with whitewall tires. Klamath Mineral Club will have a regular meeting tonight at Hie armory on Shasta Way. Movies will be shown lollowing the busi ness meeting, liclrcshnienls will j be served. Public is invited. Maverick Square llaiirr Group; will dance Saturday, April 2. at ii p.m. in old Summers Lane School. j Callers bring records. Ladies bring hot dish, salad or dessert for pot. luck. All square dancers are wel collie. II. M. 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