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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 20, 1961)
(hi fci&mlwiv&Jt Qibum r 0 HFRAI.n AST) NEWS, Klamath FflIU, Ore Friday, January !0, 1MI Lokeview Man Is Selected For Education Fund Board LAKEV1F.W Carler Fetsch.an Irish immigrant to Lake Coun- Ufa-view businessman, was ap. ty. who diet! Here m ma. An av- nninioH In Hi Rnurrf nf Trustws I craS 01 cul 13 counly of the Bernard Daly Educational Fund to till a vacancy left by the death of Carl W. Pendleton, said Circuit Judj;e Charles H. Fos ter. Felsch will serve with T. R. Conn, Roy ferry, William Har vey and W P. Vernon. The fund was established by the will of the laic Dr. Bernard Daly, tank ctyxMaMtatQuKp (il lNEA S F1KST PRESIDENT CONAKRY, Guinea iCPD - Premier Sckou Toure has won election as Guinea's first presi dent by all but a handful of the votes cast Sunday, it was an nounced Monday night, Toure. who was nut opposed for election, got 1,053,775 of the 1,055,- 12 votes. chout 15 school graduates are selected an nually to attend state-supported colleges wi'.n assistance from the fund. Felsch attended the University of Oregon from 19:16 to 1940 on a Daly scholarship and is associat ed with his uncle, F: Carl Ketsch. in ownership of a men's apparel store here, He has been active in many community functions and is at present a member of the Lake County Rural School Board. Snakes liave been known to lhe ithout food for up to two years by absorbing the fat of their own bodies. J 0 Ore I !t T i- :; . Jul - .- ii : w rmi'-ti i . x ill I V,' " Tfl.(8t4idtMZ Ju&6 Was" Notoriety Gets Around Quickly DORR1S Two Dorris youths, whose names have become fa miliar to just about every resi dent of Dorris, are bearing the pain and woe of notoriety. Chief of Fojice Byard Kelly said he took the teen-agers into custody after they climhed the city's soaring water tower and girdled the tank with their names painted in bold black letters with a spray can Monday night. The names. "Ed" and "Lem" OFFICE MACHINE REPAIRS Typiwrlten, Adding M rhinri cleaned, rrptirtd, verhaulid. GuarinUed Wrkmtnibip JONES' Office Supply Phona TU If cill lor daliTtr DANCE & SHOW tur!it IN PERSON HANK BALLARD and THE MIDNIGHTERS "Hcachi Ceothit Coo" "Ltt'i Ge, Led Go, !. Go" "The Twin" "Early Or Morning" PLUS Hank Moore's Orchestra AUDITORIUM TUES., JAN. 24 Dancing 9-1 $2.25 Per Person DIIRV SOIUCTS 1 are made 'more conspicuous the tank's bright aluminum coat painted on last year, Kelly said the youths climbed 100 feet to a catwa.lk.lo commit the deed. He cited the youths and their parenlr to the county ju venile officer, Jess Brewer, Vre ka. . HIGHWAY REPORT ; , WASHINGTON (I'Pl) - The Bureau of Public Roads says there is a definite indication that heavier truck - trailers should be paying a larger share of the cost of building federally aided highways. In a 550 page report summariz ing 4'i years of research, the bu reau suggested Monday that fed eral excise taxes on heavy truck trailer combinations and trucks might he increased. em c BBJ m Chiloquin Chamber Election Set CHILOQUIN Three new diicc-i Candidates for director posts' tors, a president, vice president, are Opal. .Doak, LcRoy Gienger, tecretary and treasurer will be Emmetl Uulley, Layton Hoback, elected during a meeting of Chilo- Lcs Hoback, Bill Lorcnz, William quin Chamber of Commerce atjMacDonald, Al Samples and Bert the Masonic Hall here Monday beginning at 7 p.m. meeting. A buffet style dinner will be served ' by women of Chiloquin Methodist Church. Tickets are on sale at Ron's Drugs and Kirch er's Hardware store. Reservations honor guard' from College, just brought their PROMOTE RELATIONS WASHINGTON (CPU - Rep. Samuel Stratton, D-N.Y.. has sug gested that President-elect John F. Kennedy invite the presidents made from the floor or by filing Stanley. ,arc requested so that the women Here are the election rules: irnay judge how much food to 1. The president's nominating! prepare. committee picks at least six mem-j bcrs as candidates for the board of directors and three are elect ed to serve for three years. 2. Other nominations may he CLOSE CALL AUSTIN, Tex. (L'Pl) Reed j Granhury, parliamentarian of the Texas House, had a bad moment Tuesday at Gov. Price Daniel's inauguration to a third term. He took a short cut through the Texas A&M as the cadets swords slashing down to Uicir sides. of Central and South American republics' to meet in Washington later this year to promole cordial relations. Such a meeting. Stratton said deadline, on the fourth Monday, would enable Kennedy lojof January each year, capitalize on a "tremendous feel- Reports by committee chairmen ing nf friendliness" toward hir.i' summarizing the year's activities In Latin America. will also be heard during the the candidates' names with the secretary. 3. Ballo's are mailed a few davs in advance of the voting Monday The Baldwin Organ Easiest Of All To Play! Most Authentic Tones and Percus sion! Two 44 Note Manuals! RENT PURCHASE EASY TERMS FACTORY DEALER BOWDEN MUSIC CO. ISO M.iK Acmt frm 1 Sim TU 1-4183 January Clearance Odds ond ends of coats, dresses, robes and blouses ... HALF PRICE Pedal pushers, sweaters, trousers, snow suits, and other clothes ... ONE-THIRD OFF Klameth'i Only Eicluuve Children'l Shop t Moh OPEN 24 HOURS EVERY DAY! ITS ALWAYS FAIR WEATHER ...4f MERITS FREE, EASY PARKING Big 50 lb. cap. 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