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HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Ore.
Sunday, April 24. 1960
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damages against Juan L. Torres
as a result of an accident on US
07 at Lenz Road last August.
"SEARS DAYS," the biggest vent in the year for Sears, Roebuck and Company's
Klamath Falls store, got underway with Ad Manager Ed Hosley, left, dropping the
itarting flag for Assistant Manager T. E. Rea's race to build up a nine-day record
of sales "to beat the boss," C. E. Burman. Rea is shown starting his "road race," in
keeping with the theme of the big celebration. He will be in full charge of the store,
assisted by e committee of veteran employes whose length of service totals more
than 90 years with Sears. The 1 0th annual Sears Days started Thursday and will con
tinue through April 30
Marshall Bessonette,
construction crews caused a
storm sewer to clog and over
flow water onto his premises at
Second Street and Klamath Ave
nue in October. 1957.
The City of Klamath Falls, "on
relation of G. C, Motley," has
sued H. G. Carl Construction
Company, prime contractor for
the city sewage treatment plant.
The city maintains Carl still owes : beams
$12,069 on a (57,361 subcontract
let to Motley.
Other suits on file:
V. O. and Ida Mary Kurtz
maunam u,ai ...u . ,v- ,955
, .,. Mm . tr T)nittJ Basin Motors
39 near Merrill. They, seek SOT."" W' "' ! JB1 on
for damages to their car, whhia ?uBhtnlast ""V',,
struck the cow in October. 1958. ,The S a,e Diriment of Em-
Daniel Blcakley has brought TTu.T" , '"-'.I
two causes for action against
Richard A. Spielman, for whom
Landscape
Design
Course Set
A study course, one in a series
of four that constitutes the pro
gram of Landscape Design of the
National Council of State Gar
;flen Clubs Inc., will open a three-
-day program, May 5 in Corval
;lis. The program will continue!
; through May 7.
; Purpose of the school is to
; educate garden club members:
;and the general public to know,
- good landscape practice and to
serve as guardians and apprais
ers of outdoor beauty in the Unit
ed States.
Garden club members who sat
isfactorily complete the require
: ments of all four courses will
receive an Appraiser's Certifi
cate in Landscape Design from
- the National Council of State Gar
den Clubs Inc.
: The course is not limited to
garden club members. It is open
:to landscape architects, nursery
men, city planners, members of
tpark boards and highway depart-
. ;ments, people concerned with pub
lic outdoor recreation service,
-and others interested in beautify
ing homes and communities,
Mrs. Verne I. Brader, Chemult,
president of the Oregon State Fed
eration of Garden Clubs, will pre
side. Mrs. Hugh O'Connor, Klam
ath Falls, state chairman, Land
scape Design, Oregon State Fed
eration of Garden Clubs, will
speak on "Objectives," on t h e
morning of the opening day.
Others assisting with the pro
grams will be J. W. Scheel, as
sistant director, Cooperative Ex-
tension Service; Thomas E. Rick-
ard, landscape design expert;
-Walter L. Doty, Gordon Gilkey,
Marion D. Ross, W. W. Chilcote,
James M. Coleman, Donald J.
Z Martel, Arthur W. Erfeldt, Lloyd
C M. Bond and Mark Astrup. Ses
sions will convene at Withycombe
Z Hall, on the Oregon State College
: campus.
On The Record
KLAMATH COUNTY
MARRIAGC LICENSES
John Franklin Dodson Jr.. 22. Redding,
California, and Mary Louisa Engelckt.
22.
Earl 8. Kent, 35, and Batty L. Camer
on, 36
Larry M. Lawrence, it, and Conitance
Jeanne Ouhtg, If.
Bobble Ray Jonea, 1. and Rosa Marie
Granlllo. 22.
Wilbur Joe Sellart, 31. and Joyce Car
lean Pretari, 22.
Roger Vern Johnson, 25. and Myra Lor
ana Pabianek, IS.
James Edward Dlttrlch, 20, and Plrk.
ko Lilsa Hyvarinen, 24.
John Clark Morehaad, 21, and Joyce
Rae Lubke. IS.
James Forrest Bard, II, Bonanza, and
Joan Marie Smith, 17.
James Campagna. 22. Chlloquln, and
June Ruby wrlgnt, 13, cnnoquin,
DIVORCE PETITIONS
Melvin J. Rodgers vs. Geneva E. Rod'
oers. seeks divorce.
Sharon E. Lagan vs. David L. Lagan
jr.. seeks divorce.
Leonard F, Smith vs. Nlma L. Smith,
seeks divorce.
Ruby Josephine Houston vs. Leonerd
zane Heuston, seeks divorce.
Theodore B. Case vs. Caroline H. Case,
seeks divorce.
Annabelle M. Benford vs. Mlllon A.
Benford, seeks divorce.
Heiel Woolrldge vs. Alfred E. wool
ridge, seeks divorce. -
Carl W. Griggs, vs. Bertha Griggs,
seeks divorce.
Betty Lou Boggs vs.- Roy Willis Boggs.
teaks divorce.
Laura Alice Horslev vs. Carroll Eu
gene Horsloy, seeks divorce.
. KLAMATH PALLS
BIRTHS
BOYS
EDWARDS Born to Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Edwards April 20 in Klamath Val
ley Hospital a boy, weighing a lbs., 714
ozs.
RIDGLEY Born to Mr. and Mrs
Wesley C Ridgley April 20 In Klamath
Valley Hospital a boy, weighing A lbs.
STONEHILI Born 10 Mr. and Mrs.
Don R. stonehlll April 20 In Klamath
Valley Hospital a boy. weigning a ibs.
ozs.
OIRLS
MORRIS Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ed'
ward O. Morris April 20 In Klamath Val
ley Hospital a girl, weighing lbs., a ozs.
ALTENHOFEN Born to Mr. and Mrs.
Edward E. Altenholen Auril 21 In Klanv
eth Valley Hospital a girl, 'weighing 9
lbs., 3Vi ozs.
COLLINS Born to Mr. and Mrs. Phil,
lip Collins April 21 In Klamath Valley
Hospital a girl, weighing 5 lbs., 15V, ozs.
POTEET Born to Mr. and Mrs.
Charles A. Poteet April 21 In Klamath
Valley Hospital a girl, weighing 4 lbs.,
tO'A ozs.
ltM SUMMARY
Boys: 111 Girls: 170
Scholarship
Given Lad
A former track letlerman at
Klamath Union High School was
awarded a Fulbright Scholarship
Friday to study ceramic art at
the School of Industrial Arts in
Helsinki, Finland.
He is Lloyd P. Baker, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Baker,
Route 3.
The winner was graduated from
KUHS in 1949, earned a bachelor
of arts degree from Portland Uni
versity and a master of arts from
the University of Indiana where
he is presently a teaching as
sistant.
Baker also attended the John
Herron School of Art at Indianap
olis and received another schol
arship there.
He spent two years in Germany
as an Army infantryman. His
parents said he teaches a night
ceramics class at the University
of Indiana and helps with art
instruction there. He lives in
Bloomington, Indiana.
The Herald and News was noti
fied Friday morning by telegram
from Oregon Congressman AI UU
man. No other details were avail
able. Baker's parents had not
yet received details of the award
from their son.
Sewer Construction Job!
Results In Filing Of Suits
OBITUARY
McFARLAND
Robert Paul McFarland Jr.,
infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
Two suits resulting from cityi$35.000 general damages from , D iir,ri.,ri A-.t hr a-n
sewer construction have beenan accident on the South Sixth,,, lm Besjdes his parcnts hc
Med in the county clerks ; office I Street overpass last February. 8. js survivcd b grandparentSi Mri
Charles V. Shuck has brought iHoger E Helstrom through Mrs. John c. McFarland and
sun againsi ueorge jonnson anoiguaroian margara rien, ecs Mr and Mrs. Ardie Aexander,
,,s, ab. . ,, , k citv i-unera services
In another accident suit, Con-Vm take Diare t ,e craveside
tract Carrier Service Inc. seeks; in Klamath Memorial Park on
Monday, April 25, at 2 p.m. El
der Grand Pre of the Bend Sev
enth Day Advent ist Church offi-
Contract Carrier seeks $i.869ieiatinE. Ward's Klamath Funeral
uaiiiuura iu us uai-iur iiuuvr Home in charge ot the arrange-
unit, w.uuu tor loss ot use on ments.
the vehicle and $108 cost of re- ,
loading the cargo of wooden!
Borouah Chief
Loreni Lumber Company main- r x
tains Newman and Barbara RGSIflllS POST
Kimcs owe $8,996 on an $18.0001
promissory note signed in Janu
Inc. maintains
he was erecting a fence in Oc
tober, 1958. He claims a fence
post rebounded againSt a mound
of earth and struck him, and
that a nail Spielman had h i t
glanced and struck him in the1
mouth. He seeks .a total of $2,298
for injuries and lost wages and
$11,000 general damages.
Robert Zimmerman has been
named in two suits filed as a
result of one accident. Donald L.
Cunningham, a passenger, seeks
i tains Rob's Olive In owes $91
of a $190 payroll tax bill for;
the last half of 1959.
Steinseifer Electric maintains
Holland Sheet Metal owes a $2.-
121 bill for labor and materials
purchased between October, 1958,
and March, 1959.
NEW YORK AP - Hulan
Jack, 52, president of Manhattan
Borough, has voluntarily quit his
$25,000-a-year job to fight charges
he violated a local charter by
accepting financial favors from a
business client of the city.
Jack, a Negro Tammany Hall
Democratic district leader in Har-j
lem, announcod Friday he was;
suspending himself from office,
without pay pending outcome of!
conflict-of-interest charges made
against him by a New York
grand jury.
Chief Named
By Jaycees
John Kennedy was installed
president of the Klamath Junior
Chamber of Commerce during a
regular meciing Thursday nicht
in the Wincma Hotel. He will
serve during the 1960-61 year.
Other incoming officers are
John Heilbronncr, first vice pres
ident; Dave Johansen, second
vice president; Wes Sine, secre
tary; Les Thaler, treasurer; Los
Snivoly, state director, and Fred
Friedcl, Jack Bailey and Loyal
Garbodcn, directors.
Outgoing officers are Les Snive
ly, president; Loyal Garbodcn,
first vice president: John De-
Shazo, second vice Diesidenl-
John Kennedy, secretary; Keith
Houk, treasurer; John Heilbron
ner. state director, and Dvp .In.
jhansen. Tommy Thompson, Don
inorsness and Wes Sine, direc
tors, i
John Heilbronncr delivered the
invocation. Snively presented
awards. Don Thorsness installnH
new officers. Howell Appling Jr.,
Oregon secrelary of state, was
guest speaker. A text of his
speech appeared In a previous
story.
CITY BRIEFS
Prgree or Honor will meet
Monday at 8 o'clock in KC Hall.
A short business meeting will be
followed by a drill team practice.
All team members please attend.
Toketee Lions Ladies will con
duct a rummage sale Saturday,
May 7, at the Pelican Theater
Building. Donations of rummage!
will be appreciated. For pick un
call TU 2-3738. Proceeds will go
to the Salem School for the Blind
Royal Neighbors officers ere
asked to be prompt for pre-con-vention
practico Monday, April
25, at 1:30 p.m. in the IOOF Hall.
They will practice again after a
regular meeting there at t p.m.
April 27, Again, promptness is
urged.
FAST START
TAVISTOCK, England (UP1) -
Stanley Hoy wood was fined $28
Wednesday for speeding to the
license bureau to lake his drivers'
test.
Windows
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VMcCollum
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Warships Sail
SINGAPORE (AP) Forty
warships from Australia, Britain,
France, New Zealand and Paki
stan sailed from this naval base
Saturday for Manila to join U. S.
and Philippine ships in SEATO's
exercise Sea Linn. The ma
neuvers will emphasize antisub
marine and air defense.
Cancer Exam
NEW YORK (AP) - Dr. Thorn-.
as A. Dooley, the Laotian jungle
doctor, will return here May 10
for a routine examination at the
Memorial Cancer Center. He un
derwent surgery at the center last
year for removal of a cancer in
the chest wall. . ' -
"COMPULSIVE" BUS THIEF
LEEDS. Ennland (UPI)
A' judge sentenced Harry White
head. 24. to six months Fririnv
when he admitted he twice sur
rendered to a "compulsive" urge
!to steal cily buses.
As a Candidate
For the Office of
County Sheriff
and
Tax Collector
I teal it it my firm obliga
tion to inform the voters of
my views and Intentions, con
cerning the administration of
this office. I believe all can
didates should make public
their plant for their proposed
administration of the office
they seek when asking for
public support.
You ai a voter hove every
right to know the qualifica
tion! of the applicants for
public office. It is only through qualified administrators
4hat we can hope to stem the ever riling cost of
I have thoroughly reviewed the budget far the Sheriff's Office
over the past year and noted that the already inflated budget
wot eiceeded by aver $8,000.00. This I feel it a violation
of trutti
If elected, my economic policial ore at follows:
1,1 do not intend to tpend money unnecessarily, lust be
cause t it available.
2. I would use the matt practical and economical auto
mobiles in all deportments.
3. I would not permit family use of county vehicle! nor
abuse of credit cardt.
4. I will employ trained, conscientious men la insure on
efficient and economical operation.
If you agree with thcta viewt regarding the policy of your
Sheriff'i office, I would appreciata your vote.
M. ov. L. W. "Swede" Htrreue
1,1 1 mo California Ave.
L. W. "Swede" HARROUN
The explosive power of 100
sticks of dynamite is contained in
one gallon of gasoline.
LIFE and HOSPITAL
INSURANCE
To Age 80
Low Cost Mortgage In
surance. Major Medical
OCCIDENTAL GENERAL
AGENCY
133 So. 9th Phone 4-3465
FUND RAISER DELUXE
: NEW YORK (UPI) Mary
Todhunter : Rockefeller showed
Wellesley College how to raise
funds easily.
; A trustee of the college, she
fumed over a pledge for $150,000
Friday. The pledge, largest in
, the school's fund - raising cam-
paign, was signed by her hus
band. Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller.
awwro m u.jihjhii
Elect
GEORGE
FLITCRAFT
Republican Candidate
for
STATE
REPRESENTATIVE
You ore entitled to good
government ... by George.
Paid adv., Filter.! for Represetv
tatlv Comm.. R. A. Kent, Chrmn.,
1934 Palnltr St., Klamath Falls,
ortgon. -
REGISTER NOV FOR
SUMMER LEAGUE
BOWLING!
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MONDAY ...
I Mixed Doubles 7:00 P.M.
Mixed Foursomes 8:00 P.M.
TUESDAY ...
t Housewives League 10:00 A.M.
I Mixed Doubles 7:00 P.M.
5-Man Teams 8:30 P.M.
I WEDNESDAY . . .
I Mens Trio 7:00 P.M.
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Women Scratch Trio 8:30 P.M.
Mens Scroich Doubles
(355-365) 8:30 P.M.
THURSDAY ...
Womens Trio 7:00 P.M.
Mixed Foursome 8:30 P.M.
FRIDAY ...
Mens Scratch Trio 7:00 P.M.
ATTENTION
NIGHT-SHIFT WORKERS
Anyone interested in forming a "Night Shift" league . . . call right away.
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Chet'i Froien 12 ei.
Dinners
Turkey, '
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Swiss Steak,
Ham.
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Orange Juice
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Red Ripe Slicing
Tomatoes
Tube
9
Snow White
Cauliflower
Head
9
Big-Y
Chili Con Came
15-oi Tins
5$
Farm Fresh AA,
Eggs
doi.
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39
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