Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 21, 1960, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextHKKA1.D AMI iNKwS. Klamath Kalk Oic I Ititrsrlay, April HI. I WO rAGR S A Situation To Be Normal; DST To Stir Confusion Oregon Weather By TDK ASSOrlATKI) IMIKSS Zi hours In 4:. 10 a.m. Thuml.iy Max. Min. I'lcp. By TIIK ASSOCIATKI) I'KKSS About sn per cent of the na tion's (imrpiPiTs will iw pushi'd ahead (me hour at 2 am. Sunday unh the annual switch to Dav lii:lit Savin-.! Time nromi-.inu to stir up no less contusion than it has in p.it years. Most of the estimated 111 mil lion Americans who will avail themselves of an extra hour of (la.vlii.lit Ihrourh the summer will return to Standard Time at the end of October. Some areas, however, will turn their clocks hack near the end of September, while at least a couple plans to remain on Daylight Time for the balance of the year. The nation's two newest stales Hawaii and Alaska will con tinue on Standaid Time IhrourJi the summer. The knotty problems arise tor those thousands of persons who reside in one area of a state which observes a difterent time than a nearby area where they work or altend school. Residents of Tevas, Kansas, Colorado. New Mexico, Arizona, I'tah and Oklahoma need not woi :y alwul any time mixups because those states oierate on Standard .Time llie year round. Rut even in these states, it's doubtful that many persons will tiu untouched by the time chany if they watch television, make Ioiir distance telephone calls or travel ?x!cnsively. ine eastern two-filths of Indi ana, including Indianapolis and Fort Wnvne, w ill lace no prob lems with the advent of D S.T. Residents there observed Day light 'time all wmler by unof ficial agreement contrary to state law. Central Kentucky residents were on Centra! Daylight Saving Time vear-rouod for several years, un til a recent Intestate Commerce Commission older put the area in the Kastcrn Standard Tunc zone. This left the clocks the same as on Centra! Dayhghl Saving Time Washington and Oregon w ill con tinue to observe mandatory Stand ard Time. Astoria Baker Bend Brookings Burns Eugene Lakeview Medford Newport North Bend Pendleton Portland Red Blulf Redmond Rosebui)! Salem The Dalles 5,1 .V) 58 lit ill 58 78 m M 57 57 .18 XI :1 -11 M .17 ;t:S :;ti 44 45 .14 40 45 27 40 111 37 Ex-Chief Of Schools Honored CITY BRIEFS ' oi .(t tons lor the Kituheun at I..K) diddles will he al a "gel acquaint- begin at 8 a m. Admission tl lor p m , contact Mrs let Nosier Street, tiru.l iary Price, phone Tl breakfast" al the Midland adults, .nice Hall Sunday. April 24. 'school meet the public Serving will mviled 5(1 cents for children, pra children free. Public if (ore Friday. Retiring County School Superin tendent Carrol Howe and Mrs Howe were honored during a breakfast recently al AltamonC Kl.im.iih Cmmtv .tumor High School caleleria. Central Commiliee served by members of the Warn- Thursday. April 21. alh County School Teachers' As- in Hie circuit court sociation. ;county courthouse. Howe announced his resigna-i lion early this year. He has been "dl Mayliew will t-'ighl and Forty Salon will Peluan Cilv hae its annual state ottuers' sandw it-lies, dinner at I he Amei u an Legion Hall Saturday. Apt il 2!. at li .11' VI H Menihrr pin. For resei.i!uuls call Mrs ed guesls will John (iliihrccht al TL 4-72W be night. Apt il 2.1 Ladies please bring FllLlcnc Rrnnrll's nil. he on display Sunday and their unit- - '" " nv ;" dance Saiurdav in N;,l'l' Irom It to t al will still Apill 21 :ut (cnlet I the VFV. and 0ie Hall. Music by l.mm' lenUH-rallc will meet al i .10 p m Miillanil (ilange will h,ie a aid patty al the hall Saturday. room al the M'i 'l at R p m Public is invited. Relreshmenl.s will be served. call lot- Get Z.'H' Green Stomps ot Gene's SAVE! 0$ la "T!!,' fcf 'xMmib BOOTS v IPIP Rc9, 24-95 Western Oregon Showers and squalls with (winds of partial clearing through Friday. Colder in Uhe south lonight. I-mi lonight 28- l!8 with local frost in northwestern portion; high Friday 51I-5H. North westerly coaslal winds 10 20 miles an hour lonighl and Friday. Small craft warnings up on coast Kastcrn Oregon Partly cloudy I through Friday wi'h isolated aft ernoon showers or snow flurries. Colder lonighl with low 24-36: high Friday 4I1-53. 1 Northern Oregon Reaches Cloudy Friday morning, clearing in afternoon. Temperature range 35-58. Westerly to northwesterly beach winds 10-20 miles an hour. Grants Pass and vicinity Fair through Friday. Low tonight So lo; high Friday B3-K8. Chem Tutor Wins Award Wfq iot or regular heel. All sixes and widfhi In stock. Exclusive Oro Russet leather uppers, cushion crepe soles and the original sweat-proof insoles. GET S&H Green Stamps, Too! Use Gene's Easy Credit Plan No Money Down, take 30-60-90 days to poy! 6th & Main Ph. TU 4-6520 Funerals I CASK Funeral services for Richard Case. 21. who died in Germany April 10. will he held in O'Hair's Memorial Chapel Friday, April 22. at 2 p.m., the llev. K. ('. West olhciating. Inlerment will be in Klamath Memorial Park i TALK JSi ABOUT fkppWER AijA. !M SMALL J-CsVA ", PACKAGES f . u SEE AND DRIVE THE INCREDIBLE "850" Robin & Myers 1200 E. Main TU 2-5511 diMiict superinlcndenl 12 yens. Merry Mixers As such, ho is a member and'day alj p m adviser of ihe association Mrs. .lojiina (iivan, Hnnana Hijjli School leaiher. spoke for l he allendaiue in conpalulatini; Houe for (he work he has done and in uihinQ him farewell 1 During the hit.Miuvvs meeting Mildred Tofell of Malm u.is elect- Glenn Chaniherlin. rhcmo'ry ed prcMdent. James Morley ol teacher at Klamath I'moti vi Uonarua. vice president, and School, is among 4 math and Itulh Hapelstein of Chiloquin. 'chemistry teachers from junior secretary-treasurer. Iiigh schools and high m hnols in (iuesl speaker was Hubert 2.1 states selected to lake part Smith, dean of students at Ore-, in a special nine-month institute gon Technical Institute. Me dis- at Stanford I rmersily. cussed the new campus site and Tlioe chosen will study main, technology courses nlfered. and chemistry and other courses de jhc spoke on importance of high signcd to strengthen their leach school math and science training' ing ability, from September as preparation for entrance at through mid-June. Wtil. They will OTI. earn regular credits toward grad- ! Charles Dnhry of Malm lligh'uate degrees. Two teachers wore School, a member of a state com- chosen Irom Oregon, mittee to study financing of col- -The award provides for tuition leges in Oregon, talked briefly, and fees, living expenses and stip- Voungsters of K a i r h a v e n ends. The program is lmanced School sang two songs in chorus, throimh a grant from the Na directed by Mrs. Georgtanna tional Sience Foundation. iLiedtke: performed folk dances.! directed by Mrs. Mananna Ker and read a selection called "The Teacher," by Mrs. Roe O'Leary. Mrs. Beulah Klliott was in charge of meeting and breakfast arrangements. iuare dance Ki i- ',nhn nx- ;ivy seaman, in their hall at sim t 1 1 1 ,N- - 2713 Madron Sheet, is serving ahoanl ihe (icstioer Ault oiH'r.it ing with the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean area. Suit Viewed i Over Art II. mis .luckelaiul. 2(M t Fa ry Si reel, was admitted recently to Klamath alley Hospital Inr tte.iinient ot appendicii is. He was reKi ted doing well Wednesday 1V Auxiliary will meet Thurs day at H pin. Charles Zeigler will .show moMes of recent installa tion of ollicers. Members are asked to bring sandwiches. Kagles Auxiliary will meet Fri day, April 22, at H p.m. m the Kagles Hall to nominate ollicers lor Ihe i;iM) til year. Initiation will lolhm . Lost Hiver (i range No. lltti is holding a card party in the (iranue Hall at Olene at 8 p m Friday. April 22. instead of a reg ular meeting as previou.slv an nouncnl. The public is u itcd j ill Kanrr will call for a be ginners" square dance class al Summers Lane School Friday, April 22. al R pin. Registration closes and classes begin. Kner.iile l'l wi'! h.t.e a f.il etil nii;h! pioyr.un l i ni.iv April 22. at 7 p in Families im u wwU .ue nniled Program will hp int.; lowed by an ice cream mh ial 1 Oldinneis will dance Saturday. April 2-1 in the K C Hall (mm ') p m. to 1 a in to music by an O.uk Mountain Hand. Iat Oracles (lull of the Uoal Neighbors ol America will hold a t egular meet ing Friday, April 22. at H p in al the home ol Mrs Fran.cs Killian. .YTTti Harlan Priw. All past oracles are m v iicd Klantalh ( nuittv political ran- The best 9 1 bourbon bottled i now Blind Girl Given Medal 1 S.W FRANCISCO lAPiDnes a "U,a" ,,.-. it a Iv.llnl'c o. n-.t OKS, dancer Vaslav Nijinsky hang in the Bohemian Club one ol San Francisco's oldest and most ex clusive organizations? Madam Ronola Ninnskv de- PHILADKLPH1A f.-P - I'hil-dares she is willing to sue if adelphia's firsl medal of honor necessary In recover Ihe charcoal award has been presented In portrait of her late husband done blind Theresa Hayes. 17. (or hero- by American artist John Singer ism during a fire at the Over-iSargent. brook School for the Blind last Madam Nijinsky says the di aw March 10. ine was stolen with other works of She got two citationsone ail and jewels Irom Nuinsky's primed and one in Braille from Paris apartment in V.Y2W. Some of Mayor Richardson Dilworth at a the loot, including a Renoir oil. City Hall ceremony. has been recovered, but the char- She was cited lor remaining ahcoal portrait apparently vanished, her post during the fire until she) Kenneth Ferguson, president of had assured the sate departure of Ihe Bohemian Club, said he be. fellow pupils and faculty from llie lieves there is some mistake about building. No pupils were killed bill 'the work being slolen. but he one fireman lost his life fighting added Ihe club is checking inlOj the blaze. Jlhe facts. J Snullierti Oregon Association, will have a polluck dinner Sunday. April 2A, at 12 pin at Ihe Masonic Temple lor all F.aslcrn Star members and their families. Members are nrued to attend, bring a meat dish aixl l heir families. Garden Clubs of District 12. w ill have their annual spring meeting Tuesdav. April 2 al to a.m. al the Klamath Lutheran Church. 1I7"i Crescent. For re. A Bank of Klamath Falls Checking Account helps you more in money matters OPEN YOURS NOW! 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