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Newspaper Page TextFAOC HERALD ANt.NEWI, Klamath Palls, Oregon Wedneaday, Dm. tl, lies Klamath Dog Fanciers Await Approval Of Obedience Tests Approval of iU first sanctioned obedience match from the Amer ican Kennel Club is awaited by by Klamath Dog Fanciers, Inc. After approval is received, a date will be set for the second sanc tioned match required by AKC rules before the club can include obedience trials along with the annual Labor Day weekend all breed dog show next year. The second match will be held, probably, in late May or early June as six months must elapse between matches. More than SO spectators turned out recently to watch Mrs. Mar garet Jones of Medford judge the novice and open classes at the Klamath County Fairgrounds. A German Shepherd, which won high honors in the local dog club's obedience training course last summer, scored 194 points out of a possible 200 to win high points in the Novice A Class. The dog's owner is Bob Embree of Klam ' ath Falls. Second place went to a Pomeranian owned by David Penny. A Collie, owned by Mrs. Robert F. Starbuck, wife of the club's president, won high points in the Novice B Class with 188 points. Both Open A and B classes were won by Medford entries. May 1 Brown, with a Shetland sheep dog, Plea Of Guilty Finally Spoken Robert Allen Woodford finally took an attorney's advice Tues day and entered a plea of guilty to the burglary of the Klamath Falls Army Store, 320 South Sixth Street. Woodford, 21, San Jose, Monday said he was "not satis fied" with court appointed attor ney P. K. Puckett. Circuit Judge David R. Vandenberg Tuesday granted a motion by Puckett that he be replaced. Donald A. W. Pi per was appointed to defend Woodford. The young burglar returned to court. Tuesday afternoon and ad mitted breaking into the store and stealing a pistol and a pair of binoculars. He will be sentenced Friday morning, -v- took the former with 189'4 points, and Kathryn Nelson's Collie was high point winner of the match with 196tt points. Mrs. Vernon Rcllan of Klamath Falls was show chairman. A total of 170 points, which must include 50 per cent ol every exercise, is required as a passing score, ac cording to Mrs. Reitan. Klamath Doe Fanciers plan to sponsor another course of obed YMCA Arranges Vacation Activities The Klamath County YMC A has tor ium, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. arranged some special activities Thursday tour of Weyerhaeus lence training, open to the public, starting in April next year. Mrs Reitan will instruct again this year. Dogs entered may be regis tered or non-rcgistcred as the rat ings earned in obedience trials are Companion Dog and Companion Dog Excellent or utility class rat ings. Members of the local dog club held a judges' dinner following the match. for school youngsters during the Christmas vacation. The iched ule is as follows: Monday, Dec. 20 ping pong tournament, 10 a.m. Basketball shooting contest, 1 p.m. Contest ants will be sorted into age groups. Wednesday tour of Great Northern Railway and a ride on an engine. The group will meet at 9 a.m. at Y headquarters, 722 Pine . Street. Film concerning YMCA world service program, 11 a.m. Boys' swim period at the Klamath Union High School nata er Company facilities. The group will assemble again at headquar ters at 9 a.m. The film will be shown at headquarters at 11 a.m. A swim will be offered at the same time in the afternoon. Friday tour through Crater Lake Creamery. Participants will gather at headquarters at 9 a.m. The film will follow, And an aft' ernoon swim will be offered. Those activities are for boys nine years of age through high school age, except for swimming periods, during which boys six years of age through high school age wOi be welcome. In addition, the Y's regularly' scheduled events will continue un changed. Headquarters will be closed, however, Dec. 26 and Jan 2. FOOT MAN (IS HEADMAN PITTSBURG, Kan. (AP) - The Ben Fuller post of the American Legion has gone from head to foot in commanders. Dr. Frank E. Hourriez, a chiropodist, has been elected commander succeed' ing Dr. L. doctor. L. Stumfoll, an eye Accused Women Scheduled For Hearing Today Two young women accused of stealing $84 from an OTI student last Thursday night are sched uled for a hearing in district court Wednesday afternoon. Linda Joyce David, 20, 707 Washington Street, and Rebecca Peggy Barrerra, 21, 1232 Pine Street, will give their version of an episode in which Norman Priest, 33. 134 North Third Streot, was robbed. Priest said he ac cepted an invitation by the two women to buy some beer and have a party. He said the women saw the money, which was par tially concealed in an address book, Priest said the women denied At the base, each side of the Washington' Monument shaft measures 55 feet lft inches: at the top, 34 feet 5'-4 inches. NON-SWIMMING DIVER SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP)-In 25 years as a Navy diver, Morris Hoffman, 71, recovered 450 bodies from ships and planes that went down at sea, most of them during World War II. But in all the 25 years, there was one thing that Hoffman didnt do. He never learned to swim, he observed in recalling his experiences. the theft but police officers report ed that the two suspects admit, ted the crime. Both women have been charged with grand larceny, TARDINESS EXCUSED SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP)-Twe desperate telephone pleas for per. mission to register late reached San Diego State College on the final day of registration. : One was from a student in jail on a traffic violation. The other was from Colorado, where a stu dent was trapped by a snow bank. Permission was granted to both. Police Seek' Wounded Man In Area Of Ashland ASHLAND. Ore. (AP) pnli smKhed the Ashland area today . tat a man believed wounded after atato patrolman Donald Cain was ,; ahos three timet in a struggle Vtesday night. -,'XSeua underwent emergency sur gery at the Ashland General Hos (Hal, where it was reported the three bullet lodged in his left ileg. He was reported in good con- Idioon. Cam seed ho was wounded in a atnufrin n his car with a man 4m drew a gun while Cain was questioning him. Cain said he be lieved he wounded the man as the man fled the scene. A bloody topcoat was found nearby. tapt. Taul E. Moifian of the state police reported: Cain stODDed to Question a hitch-hiket he saw on Highway 66 at the ea;t edge of Ashland about S p.m. He had the man eel in his patrol car. but when h reached over to examine some tools the man hsd, the hitch-hiker drew a gun. Cain wrestled the gun away from him. but the man then Hrew another. While they struggled fori it, tne Run was fired severs ;times and Cain was hit three times in the leg. When the man fled, Cain fired at him. State police, city police and sheriff's deputies began an im mediate search. Thcv warned res idents of the area the man was on the loose. About It p.m. track ing dogs from Lakeview added to the search. Police said they found I they believed to be blood drops leading from the scene and start ed the dogs on the trail there. EVENSONG ALONE ROSS-ON-WYE, England UPI' The Ross-On-Wye rural dean- were ery magazine, in discussing Oldest permanent settlement in South America is Santa Marta. Colombia, founded in 1525. Soroptimists Will Have Program I""-0 ANP ., ,T. p. n,nm mob Soroplimlst Club members of book sale Dec. 15 with Norma and Lucile O'Neill chair Klamath Falls will meet Thurs day, Dec. 22, at noon for luncheon at the Winema Hotel and the club's traditional Christmas pro gram. Doris Fredrick will be chairman. Other December meetinos in. eluded an illustrated traveloeue jby club president Rhoda Harndcn on her trip to Japan, with Do- light Hicks as chairman, Dec. 1; business mectina Dec. 8 when Margaret Lai km Miller men. Christmas Day services, wnal nounced today: i.-l . -it uuuiKam li kiii, ineniner ol tneine la ine rector win say evensong ,.., ,luh . at 12:40, but does not ex pectj paid her official visit to the The' card came from Prisoner anyone else to be present." club, and Ihe baked food and 1 1423 at Alcatraz Federal Prison. CARD FROM STRANG KR POINT REYES. Calif. (UPIl - Bank teller Bettv Adams re. ceived a Christmas card Monday from a stranorr named William Williams, but she had no trouble remembering him. Williams took 114 inn fmm lin.- during the holdup of a Bank of America branch here Ins! Annus! member of Ihe He later was captured and con- Cantata Slated ' For Thursday CHILOQUIN-A Christmas can- ' . tata. "Music In Bethlehem." is V A. 1 1J I ,L. 1L1I.-..I j. w n preacntaa uy w viiihhjuiii High School Girls chorus assisted , by adult vocalists of the commu N nity Thursday, Dec. U, In the high school, ' C. A. Samples, principal, )a an nouncing plana for the .presenta tion, gave an invitation to the public to attend. Tim will be 7:30 p.m. Pretoria Bell li direct- Waive Hearing ; On Theft Count Two men accused of the burgla ry of an Odell Lake summer home waived preliminary hearing Monday in district court and were ' bound over to the grand jury. Donald Eugene Hergenrider, 21 Belfry. Mont., and Annul Wllle Bork. 24, Bowler, Wis., were cap hired Friday by state police at ' the summer home of Clyde Plants Jr. of Corvallis. The two men ' laid they had been staying m the cabin since last Tuesday. Investigating officers said the pair apparently tore a window screen to gain entry to the cab in. Hergenrider and Bork are ac cused of stealing some food and a raincoat . The burglary suspects wore lodged in the county Jail in lieu ' of 12,500 bail. , . - ' Dby Finds How: To Get Engines SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-Jackle Rose, 3, wanted a fire engine for Christmas. Other youngsters ia his neigh borhood suggested, how he might get one. Jackie tried it. He hauled a stool from his home, climbed up to the red box on the corner and, with a screech of sirens, along came two fire engines. . Jackie was puttied. He couldn't decide which one he wanted. His grandfather, Superior Court Judge Edward Molkenbuhr, told him he could have neither and added that tho next time he want' ed to contact Santa Claus, be should let him know. SOMEONE CARES BALTIMORE (AP)-A six-year, P mystery is still going strong at the Baltimore office of CARE 1 (Cooperative for American Relief Everywhere). ' Every week since the fall of 1954, as regularly as clockwork, an envelope without return ad dress has arrived containing two $1 bills but no identification. . 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' nuin uempcwolf's team won in. tramural voilevhall VoUeyball teams included both boys and girls in from fifth through eighth grades. Miss Dem. pewolfs learn won eisht and lost none. Students are lonkina fnruanl the basketball season, but fear a weak season, since the team lacks dej-th. Just five eighth-grade boys are playing. I , The school rnmneUe aoin.t Dorris, Tulelake, Macdoel. New- eu and Fairhaven elementary schools. The eliihth oraderx dUvmI . team composed of fathers of Keno School students Friday. The Par ent Teacher Asmciatim iw.Dnuj la dance and box social after the game. . The school Christmas carrl ul was successful. Students cleared enough money for student body expenses for the year. Leading salesmen were Linda Whit. .I..t Heryford, Rick Trullineer. and Mary Ellen Hess. oiuurnu wisn IO UMnsc tru nun. munity for cooperation. They also wish everyone in the community at tnarrn "H.-S. cHgidwi uvu?mji uuuvimumim ijw4jijii'.ijjajjuj iMwjtwwwrw dvi jx tiv m vw ukm.ini& w wmJSi'u oi Judge Is Harsh In Bomb Scare TAMPA. Fla. (API A 17-year-old Tamne vrmth hn t.l.! phoned a bomb scare message to an elementary school last month jusi io see wnai woum nappen," found out when iudes sentenced him to two years in prison. uavid warren Kitchen was sen tenced Monday by criminal court judge L. A. Grayson. It is believed Kitchen is the first xrson to be sentenced under new state law which makes bomb scare calls a felony with punish ment up to io years In prison. urayson, admitting the term vas stiff, said if he let Kitchen io. others would "get the idea hey can scare the fire out of their eacnert nr aoine Use lUting."