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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 24, 1960)
Monday. October 24. I960 PAGE SEVEN Here Are Some Highlight! Driver Education Group Asks Revise Of Statutes POKTLAN D The Driver Edu-Ron law i0 allow Saturday instrucitors. in addition to two consul cation Study Committee of the.tion on , permissive basis m the!,anls. held three meetings during Oregon HtRhway L.fesaver , - a sch,ls. summer months!'The statcw.de citizen organization to j. An illcrcase of gta(e rejm.. f (he fommjttce , Of The Basin Potato Festival enusi pumic u.poi. mirsement trom the Dresent KO studv itw. nresnt iah, f rfriver mdents-has forward- per student, to $30 per student, education in Oregon, and to make recommendations for improve ment to the Oregon Legislature. Lay a Way Now for Chriitmat SpSJK&Jl'A S stale g Porter said Alvin Ehert. 45. and Frank Scliamp. 24, would be su spended Tuesday. They earlier pleaded guilty in district court to charges of possessing untagged venison. Newspaper SPOT ADS are inexpensive 619 Main HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Ore. mm hPii 'u 1,1 i ;j " Ik, p'-"- ? if, y- unwntWM. jvlt L . . - ;r--f f - :.Jy- ' "4 1 f ' . ' o : , ' ' t - V - ' w v u r & Vv V,"Ti f t'ii ",e ''"" 'B as an incentie for furthering htU' H i T- J HkV Pi t v t i J? ",e ("CR" I-cRisla,ive driver education in the school d.s- ftWWiKiV ' , ' AlK? S'Jtir fl VI k.?C tW-r ' 3 Committee on Education: Iricts. BiflS8SwL '. PJfW 2t! WJ JLl-i"! qualifications of K;VS; mtVAl Cops Suspended tt N,t3i4- W?4ijr . 7 V,, WV i!Kcr ol,n !',or annollnccd ?"; Committee, composed of 15 edu- tftv'v i'" V1 4 All V il J5i;.iTi day ,he 1?,de''m!e of cato. laymen and driver educa- 'JU 1 A JT- t il irrV& o ixilicemen who ad-! irx.f T " . aw , f ViSL 5. imitted violatin I i sr W ' 4 0 - II ' !. ' 1' REALLY FLIPPING HER BATON it Juanita Stevens, 13-year-old national junior baton champion from Portland. Here she struts her stuff in front of the Hillah Shrine Band. BR.'!?- ' rata ' im wrr; IM ' ,1,1 , - i -f , s -: v . - , . ' " AT PARADE REST it the Klamath Union High School Band. Airplane Has Mishap On Landing, But All Passengers Safe 1 TMttli imti t iitttfWA-it. 13 t I r-u'i Vsu" .-V PRINCESS DONNA on the royal float. ANCHORAGE, Alaska (UPD Idrag them down the runway," A Northwest Orient Airlines DC7C Barnes said, truck and killed a cow moose Passengers aboard the plane, and her calf durinc a landing01'"'1 for Tok- said ,hey fclt heie Friday but all 26 passengers and seven crew members es caped injury. The pilot, Capt. Harold Barnes. Seattle, said the airliner had al ready slowed to landing speed be fore he saw the animals on the runway. "I just had to hit them and just a "slight bump" when the Lecture Slated plane struck the animals. The landing gear of the plane and several plates on the .bottom of the aircraft were damaged. Mosconi Exhibit EUGENE AP) - James A. Michener, Pulitzer Prize winning author, will give a lecture at the University of Oregon Nov. 15. He won the Pulitzer Prize for "Taleslnew student activities building of The South Pacific." lOct. 26. PORTLAND (AP)-The Univer sily of Oregon Medical School to day announced that Willie Mos coni, a world pocket billiard cham pion, will give an exhibition in its COMIC DIVISION WINNERS were The Klamath Netted Gem,s, riding here in an old Buick. Other parade pictures on page 3 2 DAY Service RhTAI'HROMK ifiMM 70 MAIN II 4 fOWNftCOUNTIt Enjoy The Great Whiskey of the Old West i . if JPw ' " L , .'A "' ' : '" ' i WINNING THE WEST 4 T t lk 'i A'ffl .".' " ' I "JJrtelllltf flit fafMN lldtfc" liuV vdxM -'I-'44 -1 TAKB YOU" CHO'CE I. :, bhook SI.NV ..-j BHOOK - ---r . i . ' ..Ml. STRAIGHT BLEND Jtich. hirtr, fin tirht.iraooth.ei- Fwtocky Straight cfptionally fin ourbon whtakey Kentucky Uft T4 3qt. T4iqt. Kentucky Straight or Kentucky Blend . . Sunny Brook tastes better, richer than any other whiskey! By barrel and bottle, by pack horee and wagon. 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