Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 07, 1960, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AMI NWS. Klamath Kails. Ore KUHS By TIM MASON' Thursday. Ann! 7. I'lfif) 9Wi and (JImua hip siarlps. characlcr and lead- Fire hells temporarily inter "ship ability approved by the rupted third period classes Mon-jeligibilily committee. i day. sending students and iacul- Specific qualifications are U' ly M-urryinsr for the exits in a candidates for president, first trial run of the school's (ire evac-iv'te president, secretary, husi- nation ot the building iness manacer, and yell king or I A whiff of some strange smoke 'iieen must he juniors al the' ennen some reality to the imae i'ime ot election, 121 Second vice mary disaster as it drifted KU School Lists Honor Roll thrnuch many oien windows shortly before the clanging of lhelVHe president must be fire bells sounded through iheimim al 'he lime of halls. 'fourth vice president will he elected within two weeks after The annual presentation of Ihe ,K "Winning 01 tnc school year Script and Mike Guild and the Tele-Communicalions clases Pel icana is scheduled for Mills Audi lorium I'nday wilh show of Klamath H; selected on the basis of clever ness, originality, and audience ap peal, lor tne young and old alike The fnlhnwnc Sacred Heart Academy elementary students president must he a sophomore al "" T U" S,0! aV" the time of elecon ,3, rhirrf!0?"1" e-'b m,"i aml "lh,nK below a two i. and Ri riurini , . iiiv mill" hum tlllllll.: ill .Hilllll. election. ... ,, , ,, ., , , l.iiiui j;i auci .iiiiij, ,mi Anier ling. Tnni Kay Negus, Itosemary DeNault. Karen Sohoia. Judith Korscn and Marcia Mickclsen; seventh graders Karen V.in (liio- thevsen. I'.-iniela Mevers. Carol 01 lnp I'"' ""' Sl""h Lakeview. mi n.,.,l., A.l.i....' ..,! .....;is anproachini" his TKth hnlhdav I101'''11 i-'i-aee 'twill' l.amh Anil,..,"" ' state of physical anil , next fi All candidates will have a chance to express their views and a mniirM-''"e 111111 uiauorm at isin lalciil.i " 1 nsf,l,mhy " Tuesday in tne lorm ot campaign speech , es. The Klamath Krater, t h e school newspaper, will publish a And since I'elicana is a nnn. sl"'nal edition next Wednesday nrolil production, there aie nnia,s0 'or 'he admission charges. . .New this vear al the show's tirnil,nn nn,l ie l.... I ; I lllg is K Jlted for TlU'SllflV fnllmi'. R,-v.an in..K.. '.II... ' ! ! ina the assembly snd'nll H.-.J 1''"'llh graders this area.' Working hard a's Ihe 'rowday when" nearly overyllph Buckingham, Virginia Kal chairman of Ihe production is i,uh "f sl'a he cov. k(mskl ' "'" 'Hiams. ,eicu wan iiosiers. mis is in- inirn graners Mepnen lieiioiti, deed a sight to behold. Sharon Freed, Linda liescock. f:ountu d m& h? ere: c rrscwa- s-wss at . - I tap. a, (bl, , familiarly llrdcr of Fasturn Star since'lor and a .mod hanker- ';,r "Ci,p" Glbbs c?Jnc l in" known to nM Lake County rcsi-:. March. I'M:!. j Arihur I) -,v ,V a , , 'fiPa''ahy identified with Lake Idenls. came by lm nickname dur- In lull r.-m l. .., L.. , ... ' ' ' . Iu,"lcl County affairs. .Ill'l MIC 11. ..... ... .... I... . 1,1 ... - -,, (Ml,, I'! ,w '.hi i-.iv w.'cu uie u nai-hears ami hter , , ""' "- i.iiiioau came iu lie stale supreme court where lJJ , .:JT"" iUl" "h . lOM.UUwew. In PM4. he look upj.e ally S nitre GMWl , ,.,.,. ,.. ., ... ,', ' i'...ini oiiiesvion in urrgnn as a lawyer I Ar and able judge," (;,,hs s:, BOGATAY S PAflE 7 A actic-d law everichapter about half a dozrn limes. years, riiiriiie which lime mawir, cnuinilman. ciiv .-n. i'i!.' lorney ami re. oidor. He has filled: land, jlhe position of ju-iio- of iheiiU2(i. ijvace miicv March , nijti. I The I One ol :' louiiders and lirst grown .fnmmander of Lake Couuly Pom tlibb. No. .).!. APie'lcan Leeion he h.-KKlie recencd Ihe sun owns ins wheal hasn't farmed since By .In lleely Oscar Cleveland Ciibbs. justice been ; 41 yea ' Mason l.akcui'w' loiinlry has up in ihe nasi IK years. lis rcminixv.s. faille and 'P were already here. Cinosr KL'HS senior, Bob DePew. ;,.i,ar n-,i purpose of aidinu :. ' Two ,l...v nf vi... 1 ttoiiord. Dianne . .. ....... ... .. . Mri'i.llr.1, Heceiving his discharge in hill.". ne returned home, and wt!h hi. I nice brothers of law. He r ,, i-ii,' a , , i , , , ""," in i'mio aim u s ti Vassallo and John .lcndra-iewski.:momal lu''',Mn' a slli"'l "' maslcrs in liniti He held ... . 1 1 Sixth cradrrs Elizabeth Chase ",ro's, ll!o kl'TK "im on1.,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, ,,., ;"as ncen p h-,. .., i..,.,,. mil. line job evciv day. he studies L.' . ''-jiiew U-v r."-'"' ....., ,.,........! : --- o.ii,(;,,',i'i ,, iypu,l 111 UK' tioiiorci. lyruie kickiicii. Jeanne,' : ' """istalc War and , , , . inn 'is. look up Ihe sludyj,Mt,, receded his bachelor! hums and lishes weather allows. Born in Missis cd public school Ann Bailev Columbia alter moied there horn irk Colahan and I'hyl- liflh graders Michael Atwood and Navy Binldmc ...n.n. across the slreel from the Whiu Tiouse. .pi. he attend-1 He had made a special sludv in Ihe District lf ,. r,j ,,. ..., lamily minislralion of public lands ia nearly every """I"' nuchiimua n, Virginia rat- " .." ' one ol uie li'g projects of Ihe UBIBI (.1111 Iittl.11,1 llllillllS. ' I ..-.e.,.. ... HI'SI ears old wnen ins lather, who luMnnuoiis memiicr lor i.ake alley became a farming He has been a Maslrr community, and in lalcr years ii'. e June. I:i7. and a. Ihe liimber in.liKii v wi..i,' ... lioyal Anil Mason since August. jio mean so much to the country. , ;UCCIIH'1. HII.'H (Mhl.s CaillC. Mh oiiicr.. lie omanicd Ihe ikiiiiiI.-iiI.i.i nf il.n i.,., ,. ... ' on.-, ,,,i,iu ipier .Mi. .1,1. It. A M.; i lion, and the old courthouse build im master ol Lake- inu, since torn down, had In vi. 1 1, Al' a AM. completed only a lew nign priol ol Ihe Some of ( om Lee NT County. Mississippi. 617 MAIN I- A BEAUTIFUL Is Like Fresh Flowers Every Day Iwice, ap: KU sludenls will soon be exer- Nominalions for the officcsl'eresa Perry, Mii'hael Schooler. lered deparlmenlal Civil Service Jwork. The move hroiighl young flibhs 1 1 nl i : .. :j 1 , i. n- I.n r nip nrnvimilv In Hli.ln swing this week and will con-1 ', ' . ,.M ....,.. .',. ,; L.ff.-,ir , tJ nf u t moo .icln iknii- Pir,u. ... .- ''." m-eii Hiaue nv uie SPeciallVi,x""nleu rni;riaio, ieora ao- i.nn -,m,-,nion,r,n r. ,k. ' r(i designated nominaling committee hansen. Rosemary Novak and of the student body is in f III 111018 Hre exlwl'll't' t0 split thelP"nlohi Doveri, and second grad- his l.ec County His preparalion and inler- 111 111,, cnkln... k l. . I...J 1,-.., ;., . . . "-.h-m ..umiiu nun .... . ... , .... . u. . , ;K(, college in Ihe southern stale, en -i..j .. ..i. .. . , .iiuieni council rrnrpipn .. t.wc u i i'.s. .iia new i ava 1.1 rn oo-: ciune wiinine nnai tatty ot voles nnmi . , ,, 'in,, i. k-.- Jl, ,.,.he had a small - ....... . I ... , .. ... . . w. 1-iH o ,m., ,n.. r. lt, C ' Anril IS This eleeiir.n u-ill " cieu cuoices trom tile niurpny. ixaren .noiy, .lonn :"; . ....... .,.-1 .s; a sm rieeide H.e l-,i nf ikn - ie "r of ,hf assembly in a siiecial McCaffrey. Deborah Petzold and '"nctii-an war. working as a . . ,he sth001 s ineeling called Tuesd.iv aftnr Carmen Vasana. Imesseneer for Ihe Western I nion lll-w COIISIIIIOIOO. ' . I I r ,1 sciiiioi nir i n,ii purpose, htunents Nerond honor inis eieeuon is mnoucion mny .,,, ,.0 nominJ(.d hv , ...e same oemocrauc nasis as tne ,, sj;;nd bv m Klluiariy " en. nutinna oln,..nn uill. 11 .-.. ... n J . 7 v , ' '"" rolled sludenls. denls having the right lo vole al a ,.omn,.,e i,;s, nf si-i u i in uie caieiena and a-.o. .. ai k j (,..- a i, -i i .... teiegrapn ervice. A dispatcher i.n ,.i coi ii-s ooiuienis, ne was a,.,, i po! wilh all eligible students being nble lo run for an office. To qualify lor an office one must have a grade average of t or belter, satisfactory enizen- candi shortly "I mm, Sentencing Set In Theft Case ones and nothing below a two went lo seventh graders Edward! and out ot Ihe While House Vasana. Marianne Vanish Hath-H',ny m 3 - ann a" leen Weaver. Michael Ahls and!?.n,orl"ni,y l0. s,'e Ptm Mc- Christine Harrison; sixth grad. """1 M vc,i" unles' ers Sharon Whitmore. Mary Beth ln fncl' ,u' has scen cvei'y Plcs'- Molv and Dick Wanilcrslieid. rl,'nt l,erson smcc lhc lime of Fifth graders Vicki Huettle. I.u-!(,lnvcl' Cleveland and recalls that cille Schilf, I.vnettc Shore. F.ric " was one of many bns perthed Rrosterhous. Carmen Norwcst.l"1 scamore trees on Pennsyl William Smith and Margaret De- Vi,nla Avenue 10 watch the Mc- fierlrude Mohley, 44. pleaded j Vault : fourth graders Georgia !Klnl,y inaugural parade, guilty in circuit court Wednesdnyp'c'Donnld, Alia Colohan. Maryl (Jibbs was just 15 years old I In a ch.-ir..e invnlvino ihnfi nf iCrcediean. Donna Fredrickson,wlien he was admitted lo the two watches from a railroad County, where he has lived for more than 4 years. January 10, li4, in Ihe living loom of their present home. Os car C. Gibbs was married lo Miss Golden Jane Cameron. They had a daiighler. Goldie. horn m Henry West Gibbs. in l!)6; and another daughter. Barbara Flizabelh. born m HrJ5. During the war. Ins wile and al Ihe old home in Maryland, but they all returned lo Lakevicw in 1(119. heen yeais. contemporaries YES They II say I L.J every time . . . when thev T'C r see and hear I I J manv hrnntltnl ... i..n amous IV DCOUtltu tones octave 13 note boss THF ... . I BM IUI1IUU) CXCIUSIVC a ide DCdol Ynu tnn 411 1- .L LOWREY ORGAN WhCn you SCe THAT the entire family will be captured by its beauty as well as its quality. A plan to fit EVERYONE'S budget makes BUYING the Lowrcy Organ easy ot Klamath Music Center ... 515 E. Main . . . Right across from Mills School . . . Ph TU 4-3360. SEE PELICAN A FRIDAY NITE . . . HEAR CHARLOTTE PARKER . . . FEATURED ON THE LOWREY ORGAN. ft ttlM.Sf ft Memory is en shrined forever lit our las.ingly beautiful, reverent memorials. Complete including horn and work. Service inscrip-cement Clarence Ward Klamath Monument Co. 925 High Ph. TU 4-9333 or 2-4404 SIANOiHO UNIVOSAl Ideal for travel, irk and play. I Beautifullv desianed and chrome plated. fverajf A Jnnlngi tOSIOI COMMODI Folding - Chromi Placed. Removabli container, upholiterec sear and upholitecec irfoam padded seal Aulhnrlif-d Pralrr Rentals and Sales 1 worker's home at ruarv 18. Muwich Keb- ry, Ma The plea lo burglary in a dwell- jjy Moly Barbara Nelson and .ludilh O'Con-plarine Corps. He was assigned nr. Ito cuard duly on the first U.S. Third praders Charles Amsher-i I;allleship Wisconsin, and remem- ini; was enlered by Mrs. Mohley 's court-appointed attorney, Richard C. Beesley. Judge David R. Van denberi; scheduled sentencing for April 18 at 10 a.m. In The Village Court th & Mom Ph. TU 2-3475 CABINETS African Mahogany, Birch, Ash, Cherry VYk Colhmi HOME MART 2030 So. 6th TU 2-5885 y Kllen McCaffrey, Peg- Aaron Murphy. .lames 1 hers that Ihe ship was in dry. Rremerlon, Washington. O'Connor. Will Hickev. Timothy wl,cn ' resident McKinley was as- Chasc. Patrick Crccdican, Knlh-snssln;"''n leen McGregor, Mary May. Dor othy Sandherg, Shcryl Sandberg. Payment Refused Donna Smith and Clilfnrd Whit more, and second graders Mary Catherine Perry, Pamela I'reed. Margaret Sleinhock, Linda Moore and Lynn King. HEART A1I..MKNT VICTIM RKDWOOI1 CITY, Calif. (API San Mateo County supervisors flatly refused lo pay Olive Grady Ihe $100,000 she said was due be cause of an aulo injury. District Ally. Kcilh Sorenson ad mitted a counly vehicle struck the P.N'OM rKNH, Cambodia (I'Pl A medical bulletin said today rear nf her car but pointed out lhat King Norodom Suramarit. Mrs. Grady's husband George, who died Monday al Ihe age ofjlhen a rnunty inspector, was driv H4. succumbed lo a heart ailment. ling Ihe counly car. 5E0 1 evnsSm? OSKG sth annual Nationally Advertised s jLuu 7A J. W. KERNS The Barqains are terrific at J. W. Kern hi o. day Friday and Saturday! New and used merchandise on sale all New Norge Washer REGULAR . . . 239.95 $100 95 Less Avg. Trade ... 50.00 .. . QT NEW NORGE DRYER 5 Year $Q95 NEW TELEVISION 23" SYLVANIA 199.95 23" MATHES Danish Style 229.95 21" MATHES Provincial 229.95 21" DUMONT Walnut 229.95 21" ZENITH TV-Stereo Combo 450.00 NEW FREEZERS 22 Cu. Ft. Sub ero 449.95 19 Cu. Ft. NORGE 329.95 12 Cu. Ft. NORGE 199.95 MANY OTHERS 0 CHOOSE FROM AT SALE PRICES! USED TELEVISION Reconditioned and Guaranteed! MANY TO CHOOSE FROM 35.00 - 100.00 ALL SETS ARE GUARANTEED ONE MONTH (I New Lawn Mowers PINCOR ELECTRIC PINCOR 19" TORO 59.95 49.95 .... 89.95 USED LAWN MOWERS FROM 25.00 to 40.00 FLftEE!! One 3' tall "Fuizy Bear" ($21.00 value) and One 17 Jewel Men's Benrus Watch ($69.00 val ue) will be given oway absolutely free . . . Fri day or Saturday ... to some lucky shopper during J. W. Kerns Outdoor Sale. Ask a sales man for details! 7 WE WILL REMAIN OPEN UNTIL 9 P.M. ON FRIDAY AND TILL 5:00 P.M. SATUR n dc auivc iwr jnur j. w. ivtKro IHIS WEEKEND! 734 So. 6th J.W. KERNS Phone TU 4-4197 ISLlI Fortune" "FUir F - "Sim o' Fotium." 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OO50 s.so Oa7 Srtf'.lnjlnf LADY'S 2-DIAMOND WRIST WATCH 3.75 at AHrattlvf wtlil tiaHiiiM aintf Ml tair-ruj aill. MAN'S 17-JIWEL DIAMOND-SIT CROTON QUMUTIC 59s 750 Srit-WIMIna 701 Main Store Hours: 9:30 to 5:30 ORDER BY MAIL PUiit tK Rln peiruri .....a Pleat sent) lh OUmenrf Stt W(h ...... I tAdeie $ ... ....... "d will t4 t ...weeker i, f . . t. ...,. mefllh until tiMra met k pH. Name. .; .... - Addfeii.,.....,,,.... ...,.,.. M ,Oty . Zent.,.. Stt....... tmpleyttl by... Hew leff... . - RUrMai. Wiiifl.ld'i . 701 Main. Klfltntth U. Or...