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PAGE t Tuesday, September 26, 1961 HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. Qommunibj. Qalmdah TUESDAY DEGREE OF HONOR executive meeting at the home of Finny Gervais, 2441 Garden, 8 p.m. NEIGHBORS OP WOODCRAFT Thimble Club, 8 p.m., Shasta Grange. Potluck. OSU MOTHERS CLUB, 8 p.m. Mrs. Loren Binney, 724 Mitchell. All OSU mothers Invited. -EULALONA CHAPTER, DAR rummage sale, Sept. 28, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., Clyde's Towing Service, 734 Klamath Ave. MERRILL SQUARE DANCERS, 8 p.m., Merrill Recreation Hall Women bring refreshments. WEDNESDAY MILLS SCHOOL PTA, first grade parents open house, 7:30 p.m., cafeteria. Room visitation and refreshments. KLAMATH SALON NO. 395, 8 and 40, 6:30 p.m., Mrs. Alfred Pe HOW OPEN :4J START 7:00 iMJ mm DOM WHAT COMES NATURALLY! iiiiMwn on i terstcincr, 1914 Portland. Potluck dinner and installation. PAUL BUNYAN VOITURE 223, 40 and 8, 8 p.m. Legion Hall September Promenade. ROYAL NEIGHBORS OF AMERICA, 6:30 p.m., IOOF Hall. Birthday potluck meeting. SOJOURNERS LUNCHEON, 12:30 p.m. WUlard Hotel. Newcom. ers welcome to first meeting of year. PUBLIC CARD PARTY, Eagles Auxiliary, 8 p.m., Eagles Hall. Re freshments. GOLDEN AGE CLUB 1:30 p.m., Klamath Falls Auditorium. MT. LAK1 LADIES AID, 2 p.m Mt. Laki Community Presbyterian Church. MERRY MIXER BEGINNERS Square Dance Class, 8 p.m.. Peli can City Hall. Last night for reg istration. . MAVERICK SQUARE DANCE Club, 8 p.m.. Summers Lane School. Glenn Sturdidan, Bly, new permanent caller. New members welcome. THURSDAY LADIES AUXILIARY, CANTON Chater No. 7, 8 p.m., IOOF Hall Special program. Practice for in spection. ft (Lptea&iAL... . . and It's'all yoursl . FRED ASTAIRE DEB3IE REYNOLDS LILLI PALMER TA3 HUNTER H .0FHI8 COMPANY GARVUERRILL CHARLIE RUGGt.ES ftiMtfkf Mill fc'ivflih izz.'xszz!. Technicolor: Natural Gas Hearing Set WASHINGTON (AP) - A hear ing will be held in Washington! Nov. 21 on a proposal by El Paso Natural Gas Co., El Paso, Tex., to deliver additional natural gas for resale in Oregon. El Paso wants to deliver to Northwest Natural Gas Co., Port land, Ore., for resale in Portland, Salem, Eugene, Springfield, Al bany and their vicinities. The commission gave El Paso temporary authority last Febru ary to build and operate pipeline facilities which would make the gas available. Husband Angered By Hog's Death By ANN LANDERS Dear Ann Landers: Last Thurs day was one of the hottest days in1 our city's history. Our wonderful 14-year-old collie was in the yard as usual. I had to fill his water pan three times. About mid-afternoon he began to whine so I let ' Jm him in the house, He looked at me pleadingly, pant ed a few times and then rolled over and died. Blaze was like member of the family. It took all my strength to call my neigh bor and ask her to bury him which she did. ' When my husband came home I told him about Blaze. He turned on me like a maniac. He said I was stupid not to call a vet. He claims the vet might have saved him. I tried lo explain Blaze, dropped dead before I knew any. thing was wrong but he refused to listen. My husband then went to thei phone and called his mother and sisters and told them that my stupidity had killed the dog. Noth ing I said seemed to get through. I'm really annoyed at him for making me out to be a nut. Any advice?-WILMA. Dear Wilma; Your' husband Is distraught over the death of the dog and he is reacting In a child like manner placing the blame on the handiest party. A dog 14 years old Is equivalent to a hu man being of 98. I'd say Blaze lived a good, full life. Go out and buy another collie as soon as possible. Name him Blaze Jr. and tell your husband to button his lip already. Dear Ann Landers: I'm getting pretty fed up on the actions of a .certain man who has been com ing over to play cards with my father for as long as I can re member. He always brings me a sack of candy as if I were 2 years old. I'm 13 now and I think it's time he stopped trying to kiss me on the lips and pull me onto his lap. I told my mother that maybe this was all right when I was a baby but I'm a young lady now. and I hate it. I also told her that If he doesn't stop pawing me I am going to sock him right in the "THE BEST BLOCKBUSTER OF THE YEAR ...RIPS .THE HEART!" BOSLCV CROWTHER. NEW YORK TIMES . uTTO PREK 1INGER PRESENTS PAUL NEWMANEVA MARIE SAINT RALPH RICHARDSON PETER LAWFORD LEE J.COBBSAL MINEOJOHN DEREK JILL HAWORTHJ XC3DUS tCKINPLAV IV OAITON THVJMIO lAltO ON THC NO VI I IV IKON URU MUHC IV IRNIIT OOLO PHOTOQRAPHIO IN tUPtP. PANAVIIION 70, TECHNICOLOR IV SAM ICAVITT A UNITES) ART I IT RELCASC PRODUCED AND OlftCCTIO IV OTTO MIMINQCR ldUillll:ld.i:ill:H,ra Entl Tm1 . "MINCE OF PEACE" & "THE ANGRY SILENCE" Starts TTi HT Down and still down it came to crow the region of the heart!..." P0E MUDICMI INIERNAtlOHAl PRTUHf S wn THE "HTTrTTrr ' wa mm ill m-m w. PElfDUITJM nun PANAVISION'm COLOR ST1MINS vtoni price-John mmm mm anders mm SB : A a , ... " f k mmtewionn lv I I' -. nmm i0J I chops'. May I have your O.K.? NO INFANT Dear No Infant: Sorry, but a young lady doesn't go around sock ing her lather's friends or anyone elite In the chops. You are prefectly right to re sent his behavior but there a better way to handle the old coot. Tell him you've outgrown ihe baby stulf and from now on his greeting Is a handshake. If he doesn't get in line tell your fa ther to give htm the mesiage man to man. Dear Ann: I'm a bride of two months who needs your opinion. I attended college in the southeast and graduated three years ago. Since then I have carried on. a rather extensive correspondence with college friends both male and female. ' It is my turn to answer several of these letters but my husband says a married woman should not correspond with males, even If It is platonic. I'd hate to lose track of these people because they are good friends. Our letters have a! ways been strictly informational and I was never romantically in volved with any of these fellows Do you feel that my husband Is right? He calls it "preventive surgery. MRS. A. W. K. Dear Mrs. A. W. K.: I hope he's not a surgeon. Too much hacking away of healthy tissue' can be dangerous. A mature man should be able to tolerate his wife's correspon dence with old college friends. Are your parents too strict? You can benefit from the experi ences .of thousands of teenagers if you write for Ann Landers booklet, "How To Live With Your Parents," enclosing with your re quest 20 cents in coin and a long, self-addressed, stamped envelope. Ann Landers will be glad to help you with your problems. Send them to her in care of this newspaper enclosing a stamped, self-addressed envelope. LONDON (API Britain told itsl Commonwealth partners today they come before, Britain's desire lo entr the European Common Market. Commonwealth Secretary Duncan Sandys hinted that he may seek an accommodation that will bring the two blocs closer together. - "We have made it clear," said Sandys, "that if we are faced with the necessity of choosing between the Commonwealth and Europe, we should unquestionably choose the Commonwealth." The 130 delegates attending a meeting of Commonwealth parlia ments applauded. Strong opposi tion has been expressed to Brit- ain's application for membership in tne six-nation European trading group. Reed Gets Ford Grant PORTLAND (AP) The Ford Foundation has given a $1.4 mil lion grant to Reed College, Rich- aid H. Sullivan, president of the college, announced Saturday. Reed is the only college in the West to receive such a grant, Sulliwan said. It is one of eight given, to U.S. liberal arts colleges under a new special program in education of the foundation. $500,000- of thi Ford grant will be given o Reed before the end of the' year, Sullivan said. The terms call for the college to1 raise $2.8 million in' matching funds over a three-year period. The grant will make possible a major step in Heed's 10-year, $20 million advancement program an nounced last year, the college president said. . The plan includes provisions to increase faculty salaries and pro vide additional scholarship assist ance for deserving students, Sul livan said. He said physical improvements contemplated are completion of the science teaching and re search center, expansion of the library, construction of a center, for the arts, and improvement of recreational faculties. Already constructed as part of Ihe science center complex are Ihe chemistry and biology buidl- ings. Still planned are a physics building, a science library and a lecture building. Gov. .Mark O. Hatfield- said of the grant: "Historically Reed College has been A tower of strength in academic circles throughout the nation. This recog nition is further evidence of the growing prestige which Reed brings not only to its campus but: to our slate as well. Hatfield added, Reed's re. search and personnel have con tributed much to the area's de velopment and this is an Im portant factor in our state's tu lure." ' TEACHER DIES ASHTABULA, Ohio (API - Thomas P. Madden, 72, who was a member of the faculty of the University of Notre Dame for 29 years, died Monday. Ha retired 1958 after serving as head of Ihe freshman English department lor many years. Klamath Fall. Ortoen Serving Souther Oreoon and Northern California Publiihtd dally (txctpt Sat.) and Sunday DV Klamatft Publishing Company wain at Eipianadt Phen 'TUxtoo 4-1111 W. B. SWEETLANO, Publlfchtf gnttrtd a tacond class matter at post mca at Klamath Palls. Ortoon, on August W, IK, under act of Con grass. March 1 117. SacoM-clsi pet paid at Klamath Paha. Origan. ana mi aaamonai mailing omcta. 5U55CRIBTION RATES Carrier I Month , 1,79 4 Month! IT6.M Year , 131.09 Mail in Advance 1 Month I tJS 4 Month! 110.TW 1 Year utM Carrier and Dealers Weekday aV Sunday. Cflt-y log UNI (tO PRESS INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATED PRESS AUDIT BUREAU OP CIRCULATION SubecrlAert not reeaMng delivery f their Herald and News, ptaasa phone Gene Carpenter. Circulation Meneger TUiMI 4-1111 fttfrl P.M. Britain Places Commonwealth Above? Common Mart 128 Chosen. WASHINGTON (API' - The Peace Corps said Monday 128 men and women have been chosen to go to The Philippines as teach ers aides. The group will leave from San Francisco Oct. 10. Ranging in age from 20 to 57, they underwent training recently at Pennsylvania state university. Among those selected was Bruce C. Campbell, Beaverton, Ore. Commonwealth countries fear. they may have to give up their advantageous trade and tariff po sition in Britain. A meeting earlier this month of Commonwealth fi nance ministers in Accra, Ghana, issued a communique expressing fear that the Commonwealth may breik up if Britain joins the com mon market. The Common Market is com posed of France, West Germany, Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg. Now moving toiing are9, it also has political over-lmat ultimately the Common MaiC unite its members in a vast trad- tones. Some supporters maintainlket could lead to a united Europe RILIAILE GUARANTftD Washer Service lb- Auromdtics Convcnrionali CALL J. W. KERNS TU 4-4197 734 So. ilh AN EQUATION FOR BUYING DIAMONDS T If Ignorance Equals Fear Then Knowledge Equals Confidence Our'knowjfdte af diamond! reiulli fram Intensive study and l, backed by the at approved labanlorr Initrnmenti. Wm hiva eliminated the error and fiicsa work from diamond radln. 4 inrogR our prnunon er mowienge ana (ecu yen ran avtr come fear and gain confidence In diamond buy Inf. Our labnra ( tory equipment and knowledge la at your diipoial at abteluttly no obligation. t t ? J.C.RENIE, JEWELER 3 State-Licensed WATCHMAKERS 1A91 LAmim Til A.ALfkt 4-da de-ea-oa da ee 4 e ea- aia aa ft ia dfte aia afta fte y f t XI t Charge Your Purchases Now Don't Pay Until November Miller's books are closed. All charge pur chases made balance of this month will not be billed until October 25, payable November 10. ' , I Attention red-blooded Oregonians: Enter the world's easiest, most rewarding contest! Everybody wins everybody helps Oregon. PACIFIC NORTHWEST BELL (spurred into action by the continuous taunts and jibes of misguided out-of-statersj proudly announces its rmiiUririMr This is it, fellow Oregonians! Too long have we outdoors living, even-tempered, hard-working, lovable Oregonians put up with belittling questions from misinformed Easterners and Californians and Texans. (Nyah to them with their bowler hats, flowered shirts and cowboy boots!) We're tired of explaining why we live in Oregon. Now we're going to answer their questions onoe and for all. Now we're going to form a united front and compile state-wide statistics to really teU the world about Oregon! Here's a contest to prove once and for all that there are WITH DOZENS OF PRIZES OF GREAT (SENTIMENTAL) VALUE undeniable advantages to living and working and visiting and locating new industry in Oregon. Here's the one contest you can enter just for the sheer, unselfish, state-serving sat isfaction of it (not to mention the chance towin undying fame, glory, and a choice prize or two). Here's how you can help. Write us a letter in 200 words or less (ten words could win it) telling why YOU are wild about Oregon. No box tops to tear off; no corner grocers to send in; no snappy slogans to struggle over. Just a good, simple, honest letter telling us why you prefer our great state. AND LOOK THESE FABULOUS (?) PRIZES: MMt IIWHI: II )M wits tht bnt km, M wm n Im Willi IR Araft4 WW mmn to lwm Wirt HatMM 1 GRAND ItAOER OdtOON BOOSTED CORPS fa Sat ie4oe end teMietpefieacee' eeverkMrtj te beat nre aul-et-itati people I I Iw eevea-lif eipeaie-aeid Fectftc leertaaael vecaOea, (Selected twe aeeate cm aa ertJier ateaiaeni el vow om taoMiT or eay atiiiwded eal of ittta meadi.) Obftrtn: leri aet aoif art tie wertd aleat Ort-ea -teft ae I la m at aRt hav SUO worth if HMrtftrxftM frem mh Ore goo woftftont (For eiample: So oar aurketi. draf ttares, nrstawairti, depart Mat stem, etc) TOUR TWO MCSTS WIU EACH RCCtlff: )itc(Wrwadtnpplaaetictt(ati)u aleat) (rem ear Pnt 1a Hm SO Dented States ar Canada te anf peiat la Orefon. let dais reeei acteaiaiadrtioin for a perred al inh dan at aa? Orecea. betel aietal ar retort at He pests' choice, Dortat Hh setea dan. a choite at etc e tnp te aa- aoial ta tie Pacific Wertl west (far asaaipe: ML Heed, tnter laae, Ortnn Seeceatt, Ortfoa Caves, Mt Rainier, ar Seattle's Spaa Aee Wertd'l Few, etc.) S2S pw day litre speadlaf aieaey. last, aad certaiidt least tWtnd Wiimer atej rm at asked te emite at a local Cat ear el Cemaetce laaeleoa, er appear aa televisieA, radie, fadfe a tMaetf contest km a te eabtes, etc (Uadyiai la oh wttl laest certamrf as aarv) 12 ASSISTANT CMND LEADERS: la eedrtiM ta the Grind Wiener lor tie State, there writ be 12 Assistant 6fJ Leader awards aad each, will receive a heated certificate as 31 ASSISTANT GRAND UAOtR OREGON BOOSTER COUPS Phu SIM wertl af nerchandise frara aa Ortfoe aMtcaaat tV Ptas, tree Idet sect iff far tH whole lapjrtr to Ceatart 21, Seattle's World's fatr. df ptas, lacai dftc teriMeaMsad ether fvts. rmtti FOR EVCT CONTESTANT: Inn ea. treat will recene a aenvine mbassed, willet urtd aiembmhtp card. Pined by the Gntr ear. cerirvifli that tea ere ea afhaal. eat fl'Bri.onn(, evea-tempered, bard-warliin, leveble, weti-inlenaed Member at the Orepa loaster Carpi. (If rea'rt aet wel-iafemed. the back of tie' card writ carry art al the vital sttbsba abeet Ortfoe. safteMe tar aieairui.) PIUS: Every eatraet wil recent a heea "Vitftar's PanparT, by the Severaor (whose head ts achtnf by aew), da temt ta miiCVKled out-el staUn se tbey will be ilip Me te cress the border into Oreten. (It, tea, will caatata all the vital sUbsbcs aa IhefH be daty anpressed.) HCKE ARC TWO (BAD) SAMPLE ENTRIES: 1-!k in the days when I was stuct in New York. I ased to sutler shootint turns of the prvne dtitel nerve. Then I raoved te Oreion. I stiU sutler shootmi pains but Hoc Boy! do I ever low the hunting. SJilmi, and beautiful scenery around here." ?-Tm wild about Oregon becauM I like to breathe the dear, fresh nr oH Mt. Hood betttr than carbon monoiide fumes and ord Chanel Betidev I've taken S strokes oH my ott jeme " HERE ARE THE RULES. 1. Compute pit statement. "I'm Wikj About Oreton because ..." ra 700 words or less. 2. Na attraal entry blank reouired Any decent jmcs af blank pafr wiH do, and neatness doesn't matter i whit Pnrtt your name and address on your entry. 3. Contest open to arty Oretorlian, etceot employees of Pacific Northwest Be'i. its advertistni arency, and thetr immediete families. (These people may enter to sweJ. the returns but they won't wm ) 4. Contest open to ill ife froupt. b. Letters judged on sincerity, interest and ontmitity. Judes' decision is the list word. 6. All entries end ideas therein become the property ol Pacific Northwest Bell and wfll not be returned, so make a carbon. 7. Mail your entry with your return tele phone Ml envelope: or directly to "Why I n Wild ANxit Oreion" Contest Pedfie North, west Bell Telephone Co.. Room 81. 509 S W. Oik St . Portland 4. or drop rt off at any if our local telephone business offices. B. Eiirbie entries must be postmarked or received before Midnifht. October 31. 1961. i Winners will be otfiaelty notified (by phote. of course) by December J, 1961. Good hick! Why is Pacific Narthimt BrU T4fiW About Oregon?" We of Pacific Northwest Belt (6,000 outdoors-living, p,ven-tomperl, hard-working telephone folk) are proud to he Oregonians. We're out to do all we can as a public service to help the Cham hers of Commerce and the State and local governments to make Oregon the moat Ulked-about, the moat prosperous, the most hvluatry-mireded, the moat traveled vacation I And in the nation. e To prove it, our gimlet-eyed statistician. Gun, is going to tabulate all your reasons into an official Oregon Bootttr Corn Document. Then? will be distributed to tje Chamoere of Commerce State's tourist agencies, other state and local government offices, newspapers, radio and TV stations to help them tell the world about you -know-where. But enough of this chatter! Get those entries in the mail. Be the first one on your block to he a card carrying member of the'Orron Booster Corp, Let's stop apologizing for what we're not list's tell thk wrld about Oregon! PACIFIC NORTHWEST BELL
