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Newspaper Page TextOlder Woman Sets Trap For Bachelor PAGE t-h HERALD AND NEWS, Klainath Falls, Ore. Wednesday, March 22, 1961 By ANN LANDERS Dear Ann Landers: I am 33, have never been married but I've had many romances. I've been dating a woman who is 43 but she doesn't look it. If she didn't have erandchil dren she could ' nasn fnr 35. VUtv has nA t&k. ' ... K3S rotten luck with ; men. Her first husband died and "she has been divorced three times. She's smart with finances and : with her settlement money she hought three different businesses. " They are all doing well. I run one of her businesses, which is -' how we met. Kitty tells everyone she's going you are not giving ncr "laise hope." It's not your place to encour age her to educate herself under any circumstances. During court ship young people have a peculiar deafness. After marriage the hear. ing suddenly Improves. This Is THEIR problem, however, not yours. Dear Ann Landers: I am a boy 16 who needs your help. My older brother taught me how to drive and I'm an excellent driver. 1 passed the test and got my driver's license three weeks ago. The trouble is, my dad won't let me have the car. He says I am too young, If the law says I'm old enough and I earned my license isn'tl BASIN BRIEFS MERRILL MERRILL HOME EXTENSION IL'NIT will meet Thursday, March 23, at 10 a.m. in the recreation hall. Members are asked to bring1 a sack lunch. Subject will be parent-teenage relationship. to marry me or die in the at- that enough? We had a long talk: :tempt. My brothers tell me la and he claims my mother is a ;be insane to marry a woman -;Hh her record, but. they don't T; understand her. She is really a sweet kid, and quite helpless. ou ;'are a pretty sensible dame. Do, ;:you have any advice for me? : TY ' Dear Ty: This woman sounds : ; about as helpless as A. T. & T. I agree with your brothers that '; a three-time loser Is a poor mar- . . rlage risk. And the 10 years dit '. ference in your age could be a . real problem in 10 years or soon. . er. From here you get a veto. Dear Ann Landers: The prob ' 1cm concerns our adult son who ;is highly intelligent and has an excellent family background. He has been going steady for three! , years with a young lady who has : neither intelligence nor family1 : background. He cannot decide if : - he wants to marry her. ; Our problem is this: If we con ; tinue to extend our warm hos : pitality (he brings her to dinner often) and he then decides to drop her, she will feel that we gave ; her false hope. If we stop having her over, and she later becomes our daughter-in-law, she will feel that we were against her. ' Also, she did not graduate from hich school and is virtually 11 - literate. Her thank-you letter for a Christmas gift had 26 mistakes. - We'd like her to hire a tutor and - learn to speak and write correct .' Jy. .Do .we have the right to ask ; her to do so? D.L.W. ; Dear D.L.W. : Your home ; should h open to any young 1 woman your son wishes to invite '..provided she behaves herself. '. She comes at HIS Invitation, sol nervous wreck when she knows I have the car. Is this fair to me? Please answer in the paper so they can see it. S.O.S. Dear S.O.S.s This Is for your father. Please show it to him: Dear Dad; You can't raise your son under a glass bell. This Is the machine age in every sense of the word. A boy who has earned his license should have the car a few hours every week. Let him take the family for a ride. When his mother sees that he Is a careful driver she will be less nervous. If he gets a ticket or abuses time privileges then you have the right to for bid him to use the cor. Does almost everyone have a good time but you? If so, send for Ann Landers' booklet, "How to Be Well-Liked," enclosing with your request 20 cents in coin and long, self-addressed, stamped envelope. Ann Landers will ho glad lo help you with your problems, Sond them to her in care of this newspaper enclosing a stamped, self-addressed envelope. Trip Canceled WASHINGTON (AP) - A trip. late this month to Russia for a study of Soviet education has been canceled by the House Special Education subcommittee "due to the press of other business." A committee aide said, though, that the group, headed by Rep. Edith Green, D-Ore., hopes to make the journey after Congress djoums. Doors Opart 6:45 P.M. ENDS TONIGHT FLAMING STAR and FIGHT FILMS THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY ody of a B0Y...mind of a MONSTER...souf of an unearthly THING 3? . iaWrrtM WBBMfijWMMMW WWt FffsTIIMMssWtJX.Wbas ' I lb WHIT BISSELl-PHYUIS COATES -ROBERT BURTON-GARY CONWAY rf.htii ki mwu rotcit .ounM tr sunn i. muck ttrntUi kr Mn lutin t umt n mcwnwn siwm i iiwir nicra wiiitw nmiwimw wcniif Door Open 6:43 Starts Ends TONITE 'THE GRASS IS GREENER' "SLUS- PinirPiuc Sttwadt unruuint ftHlCnHnl u m niuw huh mi - Granger Fabian r Ernie in A Mtft PAftTNtJ mickey skaughnessv .tsssHNRY HATI A WAY JOKM Lf wahk Mum mckh clwk sktok ONaMAScoPS COLOR by Dt LUXS and PATTERSON-JOHANNSON FITE FIX! CIIILOQUIN DO-SI-DO CLUB will hold workshop nieht Thursday, March 23, at 8 o clock, women are asuea to bring cookies. DRIVER'S LICENSE EXAMIN ER will be on duly Thursday. March 23, at the city hall from 9 a.m. till 4 p.m. BONANZA MR. AND MRS. SHERDELL PAGE and son are spending few days in Langell Valley with Mrs. Page's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Vadcn. They will leave March 22 for Beaverhead N.M., where Page is employed MR. AND MRS. CLAY WALK ER of Ashland visited friends in Langell Valley on Friday. They also visited their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mc Grcgor, of Klamath Falls for a few days. MR. AND MRS. GEORGE WU and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Wu and daughter left March 17 for Los Angeles to attend funeral scrv ices for George Wu s father, Y. Y. Wu, who died March 16, DAVID THOMAS of Oregon Stato University is spending part of his spring vacation in Bonanza with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reg Thomas. Margie Dunafon, his fiancee, accompanied him. MR. AND MRS. HAROLD SNY DER of Lowrey City, Mo., aro the parents of a son born March IB and weighing 7 lbs., 8 ozs. He has three older sisters and is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Wes Dearborn of Langell Valley. Mrs. Ruby Brown is the great-grand mother and Mr. and Mrs. Flay Snyder of Osceola, Mo., paternal grandparents. NAEOMI BRANIMM spent spring vacation week in Eugene with her mother. MR. AND MRS, TED PEPPLE and family of Grants Pass visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Pcpple, on Saturday. DAN HOUSE of Sacramento Is visiting his brother, Bill House, and family. 1 BILL BURNETT and his broth er, George, of Klamath Falls spent Sunday at Grants Pass with t heir parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stew- art Burnett. NEW PINE CREEK ' MR. AND MRS. JESSIE LIGH- TLE and family left Friday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Odle in Baker. MR. AND MRS. ROBERT FAR- IS and son, Geoffrey, of Port land, visited his parents over the weekend. MR. AND MRS. EUGENE LAWSON visiled Mr. and Mrs. Roger St. Clair in Milwaukie re ccntly. MRS. LETHA MAY arrived last week for on indefinite stay with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thomas. SYLVESTER GALLAGHER was taken lo Lakeview last Saturday to receive medical care for hand cut. GEORGE CONVERSE is a pa tient in Lakeview Hospital. His leg was badly injured in a mis, hap with his tractor. SEVEN EASTSIDE GRANGERS received the first and second de gree in Vullcy Falls last Saturday. MAI.IN Zt'RJ regular monthly meeting, Sunday, March 26, at 12 noon at the Malin Community Hall. A dinner will be served of later nice, sauerkraut, baked potato and ryo bread. Dancing in the afternoon. SUMMER LAKE MR. AND MRS. LOUIS "RED" WITHERS have become parents, by adoption, of two blond blue eyed boys, Howard, 2, and Mi chael, 5. who Joined their family this week. The Withers were in Portland during the week making final arrangements and getting acquainted. MR. AND MRS. EVAN CAR LON have returned from a recent trip to Caldwell to attend a horse sale. Prior to their departure they spent a week with her sister's iamily, the Bob Baileys, at Burns. MR. AND MRS. HARVEY REEL and family of Ontario were weekend guests of the Jim Car Ions. MR. AND MRS. GEORGE CAR. LON and sons and Glenn Harvey spent the weekend in Portland. They were guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Knopf. SARA OGLE, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Ogle, Wcstside. spent the week with her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. John With ers, while her parents attended a dairy meeting in Portland. MR. AND MRS. ROY CARLON had their granddaughter, Lome Carlon, Paisley, for a visit dur ing spring vacation. - MR. AND MRS. BOB McDAN. IEL of Lakeview were visiting the Jinks and Jeff McDaniel fam ilies here Monday. MR. AND MRS. JINKS Mc DANIEL have returned from their winter vacation at Port Isa, bel, Tex. MR. AND MRS. CHET HARD ING visited several days in San ta Rosa with their daughler-in- law, Mrs. Rose Haydcn, and two grandchildren before they left by plane March 19 to win Hay. den in Germany. Hayden has two more years of duty with the Air Force in that area. MR. AND MRS. C. A. ANK- NEY and son, Tommy, and a high school friend were here from Eugene for the weekend. ALTA LEE PERNOLL, Univer sity of Oregon sophomore, is spending spring vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Per-noli. MR. AND MRS. BOB SMITH of Portland were overnight guests of the Bill Smiths at the Game Commission. MR. AND MRS. HUBERT WAG ERS and children, Carolyn and Mark, recently Joined relatives in Bend for a birthday dinner honoring several members of the family. The reunion was held at Deschutes Center. MR. AND MRS. JOHN GIN- THER and son, Dan, of Klamath Falls visiled their daughter's fam ily, the Bob Elders, on Friday. VISITING the Jim and Bob El der families Tuesday through Fri day were Mr. and Mrs. John Gee and children, Johnny and Pauline, from Mcdford. DONALD HODGES will be ob ligated Into the grange at the Booster Night meeting to be held March 25. A potluck dinner Is 17 81 51 Albany, cloudy Albuquerque, clear Atlanta, cloudy Bismarck, cloudy Boston, clear Buffalo, rain Chicago, cloudy . Cleveland, cloudy Denver, clear v Des Moines, cloudy Detroit, cloudy Fairbanks, cloudy Fort Worth, clear Helena, clear Honolulu, M M M Indianapolis, rain 51 42 .01 Juneau, clear 42 23 Kansas City, cloudy 40 34 .06 Los Angeles, cloudy 69 S3 Louisville, rain 56 45 .03 Memphis, cloudy 57 48 Miami, clear 80 69 .95 Milwaukee, rain 40 36 .16 Mpls.-St. Paul, snow 35 31 .08 New Orleans, clear 68 46 .. New York, cloudy 44 33 Oklahoma City, clear 57 39 .. Omaha, rain 38 32 .02 Philadelphia, cloudy 50 34 Phoenix, clear 82 50 Pittsburgh, cloudy 42 36 .21 Portland, Me., clear 44 24 Portland, Ore,, cloudy 57 48 .08 52 40 52 37 .78 43 39 .01 54 34 65 55 61 50 55 49 82 56 48 35 .29 Weather Table THE WEATHER ELSEWHERE By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS High Low Pr, 39 14 .. 67 37 ., 57 43 .12 51 31 .. 38 27 .. 47 36 .21 47 40 .29 46 42 .07 51 29 36 33 40 38 -2 46 19 Committee Backs Bill For Added Portland Aid Rapid City, clear Richmond, rain St. Louis, cloudy Salt Lake City, clear San Diego, cloudy San Francisco, clear Seattle, rain Tampa, clear Washington, rain (M Missing; T Trace) ADOPTS 5-DAY WEEK PIERRE. S.D. (UPI) - South Dakota became the last state in the Union lo authorize a five-day work week for state employes. The action, taken Tuesday by the state Board of Finance, goes into effect April 1. planned at 6:30 p.m. to be fol lowed by a program at 7:30 p.m. Local talent will entertain, accord ing to Diane Elder, lecturer. LOUIS OTT and son. Johnny, of Clackamas were guests of Don ald Hodges this week. TERRY ANN and Janice Fos ter, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. James Foster, were weekend guests of Kathy Ingles and Ruth Fuller, Sliver Lake. Kathy Ingles hosted a slumber party Saturday evening including the three girls, Joy Emery and Karen Kimsey. THE JUNIOR CHOIR from St. Luke's Episcopal Church, Lake view, will provide special music at . afternoon services at the Church of Our Saviour at 3:30 p.m. March 26. A coffee hour will follow. PENNY, DARVIN and Ronnie Schmidt spent spring vacation in Mamath Falls with their grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Evan Riggs, while their parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Bill Schmidt, made a trip to Enterprise. Rogers Roofing & Siding SAVE 20 OFF-SEASON PRICES FREE ESTIMATES Ph. TU 4-8866 SALEM (AP) - The House Highway Committee Tuesday rec-j ommended passage of a bill that would increase Portland's share of state gasoline tax money slight ly. At present cities get 10 per cent of state gas tax revenue based on their share of the tola' urban pop ulation of the state. However, all cities are permitted to count 100 per cent of their population ex cept Portland, which is allowed to count only two-thirds of its pop ulation. The approved bill would allow Portland lo increase the per cent of its population it could count to share in gas tax money to 70 per cent. The bill would be effective in 1962 and would give Portland an additional 64,700. It would result in slight decreases in other cities in the state. Multnomah County representa tives urged favorable action on the bill on the ground that it was only fair. Rep. Norman Howard, D-Portland, asked why Portland should suffer because it is larger. It was pointed out that passage of the bill would cost Salem about $5,000, Corvallis about $2,000 and Astoria about $1,000, as examples of its impact. The committee also called back a bill it had approved to authorize $4 million in bonds for Highway Ways and Means Committee. This;House Speaker Robert Duncan, 42 and re-referred it to the Jointlaction was at the request of:D-Medford. LIKES QUIET DIPLOMACY WASHINGTON (UPI) - Soviet Ambassador Mikhail A. Menshi kov subscribes to Secretary of State Dean Rusk's quiet diplo macy policy. Thursday, Men- shikov dropped in on Undersecre tary of State Chester Bowles to discuss what he called a routine matter. Menshikov called again on Bowles Friday over what he said was another routine matter. Pressed by reporters as to what both matters were, Menshikov raised one finger, smiled and said, "quiet diplomacy, gentlemen." 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March L lira. scon-ciati e1 tot paid at Kiamain Pel 11, Oreoon. end at additional veiling offices, SUSSCRIPTION RAT as Carrier I Month Month I Year Mall in Advance) I Mdfith I Montha 1 Year , earner and Dee left Weekday t Sunday, cooy UNIliO rRBSl INT f It NATIONAL AUOCIATIO PRESS AUDIT BURPAU OP CIRCULATION tubecribar not receiving dolivorv lhair Herald and Newt, aieeit pho-a Oena Caroantar. nrtulatten Manager TUeda 4-aiii be tore P.M, t IN no . 01.00 . t .tt 10 00 . M 00 14C a ty ov - THE SHOE WITH THE BEAUTIFUL FIT COLORS: Bone Calf Black Patent Whit Calf and you'll wonder Just one step love the feel of this ful Naturalizer mid-heel pump. Heel hugging, toe-free fit is a trademark of Naturalizer's comfort! 149 ' lFojhrofli!Fahion 3 W" fTl I ' Shop Botatoyi tar htC F -lAMlHf izzr.A SHOES C Northern California! 617 Main Rambler News Is good! March Sales are running at an all-time record rate. That's right! More people bought Ramblers In the first third of March than In any similar period In Rambler history! Yes Rambler leads the economic upswing as more car buyers discover that Rambler Excellence gives a bonus on every car dollar they invest. Now Is A Good Time To Buy! Rambler means business! Right now, Rambler dealers are out after even more sales with the kind of fair-and-square liberal deals that car buyers can't afford to pass by. Used car prices have firmed. That means your present car is worth more in trade now on a new Rambler. Why Is Rambler Breaking Sales Records? Compact car 8 are capturing an ever-growing share of the new car market. Why does Rambler continue to hit new sales heights? Because Rambler is better than the big cars and best of the compacts. Here r.re the reasons: ONLY RAMBLER offers 3 distinct sizes of compact cars RAMBLER IS voted most trouble-free by owners RAMBLER'S RECORD ECONOMY proved by 11 years and 35 billion owner driven miles ALL RAMBLERS HAVE such exclusive quality features as Deep-Dip rust proofing way up to the roof . . . rattle-free Single-Unit construction . . . Ceramic-Armored muffler and tailpipe to far outlast ordinary mufflers RAMBLER OFFERS America's lowest prices ONLY RAMBLER has a compact car for six 6-footers RAMBLER HAS top resale value Ask Your Neighbor About His Rambler He'll tell you why Rambler dealers sell twice as many compact cars per dealer as most other dealer groups. And your Rambler dealer can give you a better deal on the best of the compacts. Drive Rambler world stand ard of compact car excellence! RAMBLER DEALERS ARE DEALING! COME IN TODAY! ECCLES MOTOR CO. 606 So. 6th St., Klamath Falls