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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND XEWS. Klamath Falls. Oresoa Monday. February !7, 1961 PAGE J i THE OWL HOOTS By A. L. GE1SS Hallaid Bailey, curriculum di rector, attended the Northwest Audio-Visual Conference at t h e University of Portland on Mon day and Tuesday. Practically all of both private and public col leges and universities were rep resented there. If you want to know anything about motivational research and audio-visual materi als, ask Hallard. Considerable time was spent on school building planning for the use of new tech niques and teaching machines. ','A design for improvement of teaching machines" were two teaching machines" were two themes of the conference. ; .Laurine McKarland, who grad uated in Drafting Tech in 1959 and who is presently employed at Lakeview in the Engineering Department of Fremont National Forest, has spent the last month attending a (orcst service road design school in Portland. She was the only lady to attend the school. Laurine is the sister-in-law of Benny Morrison, auto me; chanics instructor. Larry Seal, a 1960 graduate in Welding, has an important posi tion with Wa Chang Metallurgical Corporation which produces rare and exotic metals at Albany. The corporation is presently geared to the production of hafnium con trol rods to be used in atomic reactors. He has the final inspec tion responsibilities in the inspec tion department to see that these rods meet the required specifica tions. Not only Larry's training in welding, but that acquired in the industrial lab. radiographic lab, and the physics and other! science courses, have contributed to his qualifications for holding the position. He was recently sel ected to go to New Jersey to it tend a school to learn to test the rods 'by ultrasonic methods. Lar from land surveyors and consult- Even Felons File Returns SALEM (AP) Uncle Sani will take your cash, no matter where you arc. Like an awful lot of people who are not in stir, inmates of the Oregon State Penitentiary are tilling out income tax returns this year. For the main part it's not from the money they make in prison. But for cash they earned before they made the bucket. Or from pensions or other income that con tinues while they are off the la bor market. ' Warden Clarence T. i says some 254 of the They're something special at SAFEWAY .? . ""."; 1,500 inmates filled out income icw loi'K requesting intormalion about Oregon Tech's Civil Engin eering technician program. The only thing unusual about the situ ation is that so manv of these U.4U.UIS. a,e .s ii uiu hind bars are not moneymakers. I ' Most never were. I But there are a few with heal- The Dictrgen Company of Eu- ,,i.Af inrnmes fine nwn a gene will put on a display and;arge rarm Gladden says these people usu ally turn over their businesses and interests to friends or rela tives. The state of Oregon won't let you operate a business while you're doing time in prison. Some others receive Social Se curity benefits. Others get indus trial accident benefits they were receiving before imprisonment. Still others are getting pensions for military service. Prisoners lay their hands on none of this money. It is held for them until their release But one thing is sure: Nary a sole within the penitentiary is get ting any rocking chair money. That's one of the first things they check, demonstration of optical instru ments at OTI on March 14. The program will be sponsored by the Engineering Associates Division and will feature equipment de signed for use by surveyors anil engineers. Local surveyors and engineers will be invited to at tend the affair. A specialist with a thorough background in the field of surveying will lecture and an swer questions regarding optical instruments. A farewell party was held at the campus warehouse Friday noon for Mary Mills who ha: been in charge of the multilith department at Oregon Tech for almost 11 years. A large group of the Oregon Tech staff attended the affair and presented a gift. Mrs. Mills' husband. Bill, has ac cepted a position in Reno, and the couple will be leaving Klamath Falls. Dr. Purvine spoke at Eugene Thursday afternoon to the Oregon Carefully the delicate fruit is ' Hi II I I 4(S)c .joBNi Our banana experts start by selecting the plumpest, most perfect, fully-mature green bananas grown. They place this fruit gently own temperature-controlled rooms Gladden jnto ur prison Si for just the time needed to slowly ripen "from inside out, tax returns last year. Many were trying to get return of money withheld for taxes from incomes i they earned before their arrests. J packed for the smooth ride to our store near For the most part, the men be- you, wnere you 11 unci it somcming special. SCHOOL NEWS MERRILL MERRILL Tryouts for con testants of the high school speech festival were held Feb. 17 at the Merrill High School. Those to represent Merrill will Logging Coherence on the sub- Sandy Cahan. radio; Joyce ject "What Can OTI Do For the Logging Industry." The Alumni Association of Ore- Noonan, poetry; Sharon Hobson, impromptu; Mike Ward, extem pore; Patti Burleigh, persuasive; nl ulll r.nnl nnrl T,.nn.n rvl gon Tech met Saturday night at Two special speakers were chos- Grapefruit Red Potatoes Head Lettuce Beil Peppers Florida Pink "Indian River" 7 U.S. No. 1 No. Dakota Crisp solid Grand stuffed 10 2 3 lbs. large heads for $ 00 49c 29c 19c Hills Bros. COFFEE Reg. or Drip Limit, plcoso $17 2 lb. Can Edwards Coffee Why pay more? 2-lb, Limit, please. ca ! 1.13 Ballerina, Skylark Safeway Meats are GUARANTEED to please! Shasta Community building a politick and social affair. Mike Ward in humorous inter Ford, chairman of Surveying Tech, attended the National Lum ber Manufacturers Association dinner at the Pelican Cale on ry is "also chief operator of the:Thuriay- Both came back con industrial X-ray equipment at Wa Chang, and has been given the assignment of working out sched ules of radiographs based on den sity of the various metals. He will receive a special bonus as a re suit of the working out of the.-ic schedules. The Button furnace which Lcs Ogden, machine shop instructor, is i building in the machine shop for the industrial lab is about 50 per cent completed. To this amateur, the complicated looking piece of equipment certainly looks like a professional job. Dr. Purvine and Dean Bingham are co-authoring an article enti tled "The Technical Institute Fa cets of Higher Education" which will soon appear in the National Education Association Magazine. Ray Garrison and Gene Culver, 1 instructors in the Mechanical Technology area, with three stu dents attended a meeting of Port- American Society of Tool andlba" tnls year' Machine L'nginecrsi last Thurs day evening. The Portland Chap ter is sponsoring the OTI stu dent chapter and was very enthu siastic about its formation ac cording to Garrison. A tentative date for charter night has been set for March 4. Approximately 30 members of tne Portland chap- vinced that wood is the most prac tical of all after-dinner speaker. The speech festival will be held at the Merrill High School Feb, 28. The drill team learned the Charleston as their part of the building materials-!1 f j""1 during, the eountyi which should sound good to us who live in the Klamath area. The south end of the OTI cam pus was buzzing with sports mind ed high school students and par ents during the weekend. The county high school basketball tour nament was held in the OTI gym on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Speaking of sports, the Owls wrestling squad, barely missing tie for the top spot, placed second in the Oregon Collegiate Conference. Four of the eight in dividual championships went to Oregon Tec h. The weekend completed the sea son for the Owl basketball squad with two games at Monmouth against OCE. At the time this is written, the games have not yet Myrcne Cunningham, News Reporter. Nehru Against Khrushchev NEW DELHI, India IAP) Prime Minister Nehru said today Soviet Premier Khrushchev's drive to reorganize the United Nations must take second place to solving the Congo crisis and making progress on disarmament. Nehru's statement to Parlia ment seemed to make it clear that at least for the time being he will not support the Soviet campaign to replace Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold with I a three-man committee. Sliced A smackin' good smokehouse buy! Mild - yet full and rich in flavor : , ..that's what you'll enjoy when you buy a Safeway fully-smoked pork shoul der. Short shanked, medium size . . . and a sensational LOW price! Sliced lb Picnics Beef Sausage Delicately seasoned pure beef . . . grand for any meal. Slice- off rolls. 39c Bockwurst Picnics Asparagus Chunk Tuna Se0 Troder Spaghetti FroncoAmeri"n Pear Halves Hood River Fruit Salad Del Mon,e Mother's Oats wi,h Ch,no Instant Coffee Sofewoy Pullman White Party Rye Canned Pop Crogmont Kraft Dressing 1000 lslond French Dressing Kr0" Low Co,orie Kraft Dressing Roko Blue Cheese Ice Cream Snow 5,or Sweet Wines Co1 0re; Go" Heinz Dills Koer Chiffon Napkins Facial Soap Blue Mountain Chicken 009 Food Picnic tin . A 6A oi. " tint 15i oi. cans $ J 00 $ J 00 2i com 39C 303 con 39c 59c $1 49 or Potato Bread, Skylark 10 of. lar largo loaf ! IS oi. loaf 29C lO'lS-M00 8 oi. btl. 8 ei. btl. Dinner size Brocade 33c 43c 43c 79c 69c 43c 49c 1(Uy.49c btl. Half Gal. Fifth 25 oi. jar 2pkgi. of 65 tall cam Yorkshire Thick Sliced 3 ll 1.00 MORRELL BACON Beef Pot Roast Fresh, mild flavor . mer like weiners and serve lb. 2-lb. pkg. lb. 69c 89c 49' Fresh Oysters Chilli King Pacific FelsNaptha 55c Wisk Liquid Chop Suey vegetables 303 can Finest medium size oysters. Perfect for tasty stew, 12 oz. jar I Instant Soap 32 oz, pkg. Laundry detergent 32 oz. 39c 31c 32c 6c LUCERNE COTTAGE CHEESE YOUNG RKBKLS" ARRIVE MOSCOW (UPD A delegation been ployed hut the chances are!of Cuban prime Minister Fidel good that Ull v. ill be the Oregon Collegiate Conference champions in basketball as Ihcy were in loot- Tankers Collide LA CORUNA, Spain (AP) The j Canadian and Libcrian tankers Andros Fortune and Point Lacre collided early today about 30 miles off Cape Torinana. A sea man of the Canadian ship died of ter will be here to present the,mJur,ra 5l'"erea lne mlsnaP charter and lake part in the char ter night ceremonies. Fred Fo'.ilon KnsinecrinB Asso- Castro's "young rebels" has ar rived here, the Soviet news agency Tass said today. The group of teen-age youths is head ed by 17-year-old Joel Iglesias who holds the rank of major in Cuba's army. . j Advf rtliemrnt j If you were born before 1900 ... "USDA CHOICE" beef . . . scieentif ically aged and carefully trim med before weighing. Blade cuts. Breaded Shrimp 98c Safeway's own cottage cheese , . . you'll taste flavor and quality. A style to suit every taste . . r-armer style, Chive, Low- Half Calorie, and fruit salad. Gal. the superior Large curd 98c of 49c PINT Trophy brand frozen fresh flavor. cooked ond shelled. So easy to prepare; Veal Steaks 6$1 00 Lucerne "AA" Butter Finest quality sweet cream butteer. Regularly 74c. Limit, pjeose Mb. print 59c PILLSBURY OR BALLARD Monor House frozen individual steaks 3 oz. ea. perfect for a quick meol. CORRALS POSSK MILWAUKEE. Wis. IUPII -Sheriff George Witkowski todav called for the return of all Play Safeway's exciting "CROSS-OUT for CASH' . . . let us lei still apply for you how you con SI, 000 lite in.' This is ..I curnnr nnlifv itnr nponie un TO dates Division head, informs wjca"! ,0r me. relUrn , al m " ooe 801 so thot you con help tokc that the survev work oretiminarv wauKee Loumv sPcclal acPulv caic of f,nol expenses without to seismographic soundings onbadBes issued lo non-law enforce- the new campus was completed Friday. Seven advanced survey ing student? carried out the proj ect. The company vill come tu Klamalh f alls with the machines to make the soundings in the rel atively near futtrre. Wit- burdening your family. k 04 if I a Kepnnr or bame no. 6 GAME No. 6 Jack rn.st. electronics instruc- tor, Irene lulver and Kay uarri son with ricmber of the Control Systems class visited the Bureau of Mines at Alhany Kridav. Thev ohscrved methods of refining hai nium and zirconium and other rare and evotic metals. Alhany if the center for refining of thcs metals used in the nose-cones of missiles. The group viewed con trol systems used in extracting metals from ore and furtlicr re finement processes. Fred Foulon has two letter ment personnel before he look office. ! Among the badge-holders, Ikowski owner. men. a flock ol political support-todoy wiih your nome, iddrcss crs of the former sheriff, andlond ycor of birth to Old Americon New York Yankees baseball star' nAu'" Co- V00 Ook. DcP' Tony Kubek. You hondle the entire fromo-:-tion by moil with OLD AMERI CAN of KANSAS CITY. No obli- said. are a restaurant gohon. No one will call on you! several other business-i Tr , lh,. nA nA ,, :, 4900 Ook. -L2366. Konsos City, Missouri. Newspaper SPOT ADS art inexpensive Wonderful New UNIFORMS! WHITE SWAN -BOB EVANS LA GRACE 5.98 to 16.98 15 28 35 44 48 51 60 63 68 75 76 83 87 95 96 O wr, im. rm. itu. im?. mt. mt, writ 4 mt wr mjf toy. m . tmr. 19 23 24 36 40 43 vJTSX 55 56 yTOI Oven-Ready Biscuits All ready to bake and they taste like homemade. Reg. 2 for 25c. Limit, plec Grade "AA" Large Eggs Cream O' The Crop. Guaranteed ranch-fresh . . . sure to pleose ' Van Camp Pork & Beans Famous for quality and goodness ... a favorite served hot or cold IXL Chili Con Carne 4 Regular 35c value. Homemade flavor and goodness . . . save on this one. 8 ez. fin 5c dot. 49c 300 $ 1 00 Libby's Green Beans Fancy quality tender cut green beans. Just like fresh picked Tree-Top Apple Juice From finest tree-ripened fruit. A pick-up at breakfast time. 15'i ox. cam J cam 69c 1 1 24 oz, $ 00 1 Salted Peanuts'-"" 79c Blue Bell Potato Chips Ohio Book Matches 7Va oz. fin 39c 69c 29c Prices effective Monday through Wednesday. March 1, at Safeway in Klamath Falls, reserve the riaht la limit. WE GIVE GOLD BOND STAMPS! W.