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HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Kails. Op
Friday. April 1, men
KU Students
Please Staff
Music instriK tors at Klamath i
Vmon Hish Srhonl were pleased
ocr the weekend with the show
ing their students made during the
Southern Oregon Disirki Snlo and1
Knsemhle Contest at Medtord.
An exceptional number of per
formers won meniions, they said.
First, or top, ratings, went to the
freshman (J iris' Small Knsemhle,
junior and senior divisions; the
Madriaal Club, senior division:
Lynn Kcrroll and Carlene Kninks.
sopranos in the senior division;
Linda Anderson, cello, and Jerry
Jluth Wickcrsham. cello, junior and
senior divisions, respectively; -Julia
Lawrence, violin, and sirinc
quartets No. 1 and 2, senior divi
sion; elementary string quartet,
junior division; Dwiaht Schuh.
trombone, and Roy Marvin and
David Biehn. cornet, junior; Da
vid Poole and Rruce Lattin, tuba,
senior; Anita Anderson and Sandra
Comsiock, liench horn, senior;
Fremont Junior lli'4h School brass
quartet, junior; cornet trio, sen
ior; hrass sextet No. 1 and clari
net quartets A and B, senior;
.Iran Curry, clarinet, junior, and
Jerry Jensen, clarinet, senior: An
drea II eerier and Nancy Young,
flute, senior, and Mary Ellen
Johnck and Dcbra Kennedy Alta
niont Junior High School t flute,
junior; tlute duet and flute trio,
senior.
Second division ratines went to
Ann ftexford, Ituby Hceves and
Faith Perry, sopranos; Richard
Steinler, haritone voice; hrass sex
tet and one, trombone quartet,
Fred Olson, clarinet
mri Ill
Position
District Attorney Arthur Reridoe
said Klamath Couniy is not di
rectly involved in a motion filed
by William T!iomalon seckins re
lease from the state peniten
tiary.
Tiiomaston, a 43-year-old con
tractor from San Jose. California,
was charged with first dcuree mur
der in the rille shooting of Mrs.
Edith Atkins July 21. l'.).S8. The
t hoot ina occurred at a party in
the home of Thomas Atkins, one
ot Thomasion's employes.
Thomaston pleaded mnlty tn a
lesser charge of second degree
murder and was sentenced March
10, lit.Vi, m lilc in prison.
A petition tor writ of habeas
toipus was tiled this week bet ore
L'.S. District Judue (lus J. Solo
mon in Portland on Thumaston's
behalf. It Cvks Thomaston's re-
j lease on ground nis cuiiiy plea
twas forced because a lirst degree
A.1C. Leo L. Stone Jr. was i murder indictment against him still
selected from 122 Keno Air Force jWas 0n file.
Stalion peronnel as "Airman of
ine Month" for March.
1st. Lt. Donald A. Lewis
LEO L. STONE JR.
Keno Honors
Base Airman
infor
mation officer, said Stone is the
lirst to hae received the honor!
each
The writ is styled ai:aint Clar
ence T. Cladden, warden of the
dale penitentiary, and claims vio
lation of rights guaranteed under
which will be contcrred
month in the future.
Stone is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Stone of Bowman. North Da
kola, where he attended high
school. He earned Hi letters in foot
ball, basketball and track sports
and held several class offices.
Me later attended Jamestown
Pnllnon at Jampvlmvn 'nrth
horn quar- . ,a m!1 - in :,..,,,, ,, .
ti-l. sit-ins quinlcl No. 2. and Tom j (.,nov
Fredrii-kson. pinno. all in Ihe sen- assi8nod , ,he ..7 Air.
ior division. t.ral (-onlrn an(i warninu squad-
Sliidonls who under direction of j rm a )c K(,n) ra(1ar sj((, jn Ap.n
l.d.war l. .H'MM'H, uuiiiiui IM III
f niimenlal music; M. Dale Hal
lack, director ol vocal music, and
instructors Don llcrbis. Kphraim
Hackett. Normand Poulshock and
Kristian Ciippo.
X-ray Plans
Going Vell
Arrangements for the Chesl X
ray survey, which opens on April
27, are progressing satisfactorily
to date, it was reported by the
president. Mrs. Marjoric Conroy,
at the March board meeting of the
Klarm County TB and Health
Association held Wednesday noon
at the association oflice.
The community of Bcatly has
been added to the mobile unit itin
erary for the convenience of resi
dents in that area. Chest films
will be taken there on Friday,
May fi, from II a.m. tn 1 p.m.,
alter which the unit will proceed
to a location in Bly where it will
hp in oner, il Kin from 2:30 to fi
p.m.
The executive secretary, Mrs
Joy Rolph, who attended an insti
lute for secretaries and volunteer
workers in Portland last week, an
nounced that the state hoard of
the Oreson Tuberculosis and Health
Association has cone on record
for abolishment ot the "Means
test, Senate Bill 3!ll passed by Ihe
last Lecislalurc. which specilies
mandatory and increased charges
for patients' care in state insti
tutions, including tuberculosis hos
pitals.
The hoard contends that care of
TB patients is not charity or wel
fare bill protection of public health
from a communicable disease. All
couniy associations are being
alerted to lake action against this
"legislative mistake."
Mrs. Naomi Miller, vice presi
dent, and Mrs. Mac Speirs, coun
ty representative, were named as
oelegales tn the OTBHA annual
meeting at Portland on May in
and II.
The final report of the 1H.VJ
Christmas seal campaign was pre
sented to the board. Of the total
last year. He is movements and
identifications supervisor, quality
control supervisor and non-commissioned
ofliccr in charge ol
training
the Icdeial constitution. For that
reason, Perldoe said. Klamath
County is not involved in the proceedings.
Cattlemen,
Vet To Meet
TL'LKl.AKK Dr. Don Mace, dis
trict veterinarian, Calitornia State
Department of Agriculture, Ited
din, will meet with all cattle
men in Ihe Tulelake farm adviser's
office, Tulelake. at H p.m., Mon
day, April 4.
Mace will dicuss the new and
Stone and his wile, Klizabeth, of simpler brucellosis recertiltcation
Franklin, I-ouisiana, live in Keno
with their two children, Lisa Dawn
and Stephen Lewis. They plan to
rnmin thorp whnn hp is Hist'h;iripH 1
Irom the Air Force next year.
Stone likes hunt inc. fishing and
fly ins. He is scoutmaster ol Keno
Troop 40.
110 Bluebirds
Join CFG
During fly-up ceremonies re
contly at Mills School Auditorium
110 council Bluebird group mem
bers became Camp Fire Girls.
Many relatives and friends at
tended. Several third-grade Blue
birds came as observers. Mrs
Tracy Tnggart was general pro
grain chairman. She was assist
ed by Bluebird and Camp Fire
leaders. Mrs. James Morris was
mistress of ceremonies.
Me-Ha-Gi Camp Fire Girls led
Ihe salute to the flag. Kathy Yah
raus of the O-Han-Da-He Camp
IFire group delivered the invoca
tion. Spruce Bluebirds entertained
with a skit.
Toni "Negus was narrator during
fiy-up ceremonies. Hose Bluebirds
and Sky Bluebirds presented the
fourth grade's gift fo younger
Bluebirds. Semper Paratus Hori
zon Club members Pat Anderson
and Barbara Hamilton performed
the fly-up rite called "entrance lo
the Camp Fire trail."
Mary Taggarl, Barbara Baird
and Marianne Vanish ol the Wi-Ta-Wa-Ten-Ya
Camp Fire group
conducted the Wohelo candle cere
mony. Fourth grade Camp Fire
Girls recited the Law of Camp
Fire, Mrs. Robert Clark was chair
man of the grand council fire.
Maj. M. L. Kendoll of the Salva
tion Army delivered the benediction.
plan made available for this area
This program may be carried out
in two ways.
Briefly llvy are ' t by testing
representative samples of range
and semi-r;mge cattle on ranches.
This will involve 20 per cent of
the herds in the county every three
years. As an alternate meth
od, test cows at slaughter from
each herd, which shall be a mini
mum of 15 per cent of Ihe adult
beef cattle population during a
three-year period.
Dr. Mace will explain the nec
essary precautions In take in
moving cattle back and forth from
Calitornia and Oregon,
All cattlemen should attend this
meeting and ask Dr. Mace to an
swer questions on brucellosis and
cattle scab.
MTCRACKER SUITE
TORQUAY. Kngland lUPI)
mount received,. $5,476 Ml, 74 pcrlThe hotel rooms where the Brit-
' cent remains here for X-ray sup
; plies at the health department,
; case-finding surveys, health educa
tion and the annual seal campaign.
ish Medical Assn. will hold a
meeting of brain surgeons has
been dubbed "the nutcracker
suite" by local residents.
ROCK 'N ROLL
DANCE
featuring IN PERSON
A Klamath Basin favorite
"SILVER SHOES"
DENNIS
WAYNE
and the
COL-LEE-JETS
"Cynthia" "Blind Dot"
Klamath Falls
AUDITORIUM
SAT. APRIL 2
DANCING 9 - 1
Admission $1.00 until 9
After 9 $1.25
College Coed,
Classy 41,
To Drop School
. LAS VKGAS, New 'UPIt
Sandy Cherniss has decided lo get
paid for wearing a sweater over
her 41-inch bust.
The huxom San FrancUco City
College coed announced Thursday
$he was giving up school for a
show business career.
Sandy accepted a two-week con
tract paying $2i0 weekly at the
Sahara Hotel to appear in a com
ic skit with Dave Barry.
Her costume, she said, will in
clude a sweater the article of
ciothing which college officials
thought she should nol wear he
cause her 4I-2B-.17 figure was too
distracting to male students.
TWO TIMER
NEW YOBK 'EA Tommy
Bolt, who won the U.S. Open in
1P58. is a two-time member of
the Hyrier Cup team.
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