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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 7, 1961)
0 Non-Support Count Faced ) Ysmael C. (Smiley) Herrera, 19-1 year-old Klamath Falls youth, is facing charges of assault and bat tery and failure to support minor children. The sheriff's office looked for HerreO'or QPre lan a mon'Ji before the youth was arrested Saturdaytght at his home at 6.W Owens Street. The arrest was made by Sheriff Murfcty (Red) Britton and Deputy Del Summers. Summery said Herrera tried to outThe back door. Herrera was first charged with pssault and battery. He posted $500 Tiail Tuesday frnoon a?4 was rearrest on me lailure to sup port count. He posted $400 baiQin the latter charge. Both charges were filed by Her- rera's wife. The assault trial will be Sept. 21 at 9:30 a.m. and the (yjilure to support trial will fol low on Sept. 22 at 10:30 a.mj both in district court. HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. Thursday, September 7, 1961 Page 7-A With the final 18 nights sold out, the Oregon Shakespearean Festival closed its 21st and most successful season Sunday night, Sept. 3. in Ashland. Record audi- RECOGNITION Klamath Falls Kiwanis Club recently honored A.I.C. Donald Kelle, 408th Air Base Squadron Airman of the Year, by inviting hit to be guest at their noon luncheon. Hegvuj chosen from the airmen who have been named Airmen of the Month at Kingsley Field. Chaplain Capt. Jefferson Davis, also a member of the local Kiwanis Club and chairman of the Youti Committee of the group, serves as coordi nator of the program between Kingsllf Field agJ the club. Shown here, left to right, are Chaplainavis, Airman Kelle and Frank Drew, Kiwanis club president. Shakespearean Festival Closes Successful Season Hog Calling Champ Named o gon Festival played Jo 42,97691.7 SALEM (APi A Vancouver, Wash., grandmother, who prac ticeiher ear-splitting caPon chil drenr won the third annual hoc. calling contest at the Slate Fair Tuesday. Mrs. May Louise R(Q was the unanimous choice of (he three women ilKk'ps Thei-A unra inhl other npetitors all males. Her winning call began with a low-pitched "soo-ee, soo-ee," and then rose to a high pitched "Pjt Pig- Pig " The hog-calling contest was a feature of Tuesday's (air activities. ences during the 42-night run brought the annual attendance fig ures to a grand total of 47,734 and a new box office record for the first of the Norths-American Shakespearean Festivals: According to statists from Wil liam Patton, general manager, the theater played to 99 per cent ofjB. Loner's staginc-pf "Hamlet," caDaritv over the entire run. in- iln irf.,!,. ....... r-irrr-i.... eluding the 2.3i7 standees that at per cent of the theater's capacity Once again a comedy proved most popular with the audiences. B. &en Payne's production of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" at tracted aytal of 12.406 persons. Close in second place as Robert Jonson's "The Alchemist" proved,-: to be Uie most successful extra production in the festival's his tory, attracting 3.641 persons to its tended on thQ29 standing-rtvaii- Oregonf l"e IJ' totals are 4.758 ahead of the I960 season, when the Ore- three performances. Next year's audiences will see "As You Like It." "Henry the Fourth. Part Two." Comedy of Errors." and "Coi iolanus." Ttis the tf!Vls was Charles G. Tay-IOreeon Shakespearean Festival lor's "All's Wall That Ends Vell."will open its 22nd season on Sa' with 10.881. Ttichard D. Hkso'slurday night. tfuly 21. 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