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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 20, 1961)
"DEnINIS the menace 337 1 1 "Here? a pipe amzz. surglin' pipes make My mcw fiemvsj Tryouts Slated For Pelicana Wilh plans for Pelicana 1961 well under way, tryouts for the annual stage show have been scheduled for Tuesday, Feb. 21, at 6:30 p.m. in the KUHS cafe teria. Talent of all ages in the Klam ath area is invited to partici pate in this annual stage show, and the Exchange Club which sponsors the event has announced that awards will be made for out standing performances. According to Ron Tippetts, director, parties pants should register promptly and bring costumes and music. Roberta Renie. Pelicana chair man, expects a large turnout and predicts the biggest and best pro duction ever. Grand Jury Still Studying School Conditions Monday, February 20, 1961 PAGE i HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon MEDIATION RULED OUT BUENOS AIRES lAP '-Argen tina says the time is not ripe to attempt mediation between the United States and Cuba. This stpnd was taken bv For eign Minister Diogenes Taboada in a note to hcuadors foreign Minister Jose Chiriboza who had 'urged joint conciliatory action. DUNSMUIR The 10 Siskiyou County Grand Jury had no new development to report to the mem bers of the school board at the reoular February .meeting, con cerning the study of safely haz ards and inadequacies of the Dunsmuir Elementary School. This study covers such areas as crowded conditions, unsafe fire escapes, limited playground space RUSS ANXIOUS BONN. Germany (API Soviet Ambassador Andrei Smirnov handed Chancellor Konrad Aden auer a memorandum Friday night stressing what the Soviets called Ihe necessity of a peace treaty with Germany. A West German announcement said the memorandum also dealt w ith the Soviet posit ion on basic questions of Soviet-West German relations. 'and lack of classrooms. This study began following action start ed by a citUens committee in March 1!)57, concerning school conditions. Since the beginning o( this study :it should be miied that the school board, along with the administra tion, lias taken many steps to re Iduce unsale conditions, including (the installation of a new automat ic fire alarm system. Roger Ellis, school principal, was commended by Harold Baugh man. board member, for his rea listic approach in handling the problems concerning the school. lAiiliirn nf a new srhonl hond is sue in recent years has brought about the necessity to improve on what is at hand, commented Baughman. Prnornss on the reduction nf fire1 hazard was brought out during! a recent inspection by the slate fire marshal. Further action to reduce fire hazard include the in stallation of an alarm system in the auditorium and removal of a frame building to reduce fire dan ger. Further studies arc being conducted to combat fire hazard. Other business discussed at the meeting included the opening date for next year's term, Scpl. 5, HAD CHOICE RAWLINS. Wyo. (AP) Ar thur Dale Phillips Jr. of Hibbing, Minn., was charged with vagran cy when police spotted his washed sox and underwear. Phillips picked Ihe wrong place to do his laun dry the police station washroom. and the setting of Dec. 22 to Jan. 8 as the Christmas vaca tion, Ihe latter to be adjusted according to the high school ath letic calendar. ' I it u ,u.tr, h,i u..;M:nn permit had been requested for construction of the school bus shel ter wliich will serve both Ihe high school and Ihe elementary school. The final draft of student and staff iralicies was presented to members at the meeting. J. Henry Helser & Co. InvrMmriit Matwcrrt rUhlUhfd l!t:i'!. Olflcet In rrlnriptl Wrst Ctittkl L'lllrt. Ernest Bussey 2536 Vino Ave. TU 4-5041 Klamath Falls Plan to Attend the Annual lamath Basin Friday & Saturday, Feb. 24-25 12 Noon to 10 P.M. Each Day KLAMATH COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS Sponsored this year by Klamath Falls Kiwanis Club INCOME TAXES Why throw 20c of every dol lar away. Bring your tax slips in and save. Chas. Hathaway 120 N. 10th Sr. MID-TOWN OFFICE SPACE ' $40.00 CONTACT: DREWS Manstore 733 MAIN fc 1 v' ' 5 i t v 4 V - I I - ' - : tWs Look for it . fm What's new in fashions and accessories for ! 96 1 . . . you'll have the highlights for the coming season in the Spring Fashion Edition . . . photographs of live models and merchandise from Klam ath Falls stores, advertising of the leading lines now being shown in your favorite stores . . . you won't want to miss it. NOTE TO MERCHANTS: Plan your advertising for the Spring Fashion Edi tion and the spring season now. Your Herald and News advertising repre sentative is ready to assist you in get ting this merchandising news to your customers. 1301 ESPLANADE TU 4-8111 'I Cl ' WI t MMMMHsMaHMMMMM il III III f- ! 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