Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 30, 1963)
Wife Ignores Love Affair OS Husband By ANN LANDERS ,late and she was plastered Her Dear Ann Landers: 1 received 'conversation was incredibly banal in the morning mail three copies and boring. He gave her long of your column. The headline 1 looks which she ignored. Their read. "Never relation.-hip was obviously a hor I Wednesday, January 3(1, 13 HKRAI.t) AND NEWS, Klamath Fills, Ore. PAGE-S' n TOM GRIGSBY Tom Grigsby Makes Tour With Chorus Traveling with the Pacific I'ni verity Singers of Forest Grove, Ore., is Tom Grigshy, a former Klamath Falls resident who is assistant director of the choir. The .Id-voice select choral group vill appear at the First Congre gational Church, 2IH) Garden, on Feb. 2. at 8 p.m. Grigiy. son of Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Grigshy. HOI Arthur', was graduated from Klamath Union High School and received h i s bachelors degree from Pacific I'niversity in liiM. He taught for three years at Neahkahnie High .School in Rockaway. Ore., and joined the faculty at Pacific Uni versity last year. While teaching choir and band. Grigshy is also working on his masters degree in music. Leaving Forest Grove on .Ian. 21. the Pacific University Singers will make a in-day tour of the churches and schools of Southern Oregon and Northern California. The group is under the direction of D. Deane Hutchison, professor of organ and choral organizations at the university and Minister of Music at the First Congregational Church. Portland. The featured works of the pro gram will be Vivaldi's "Gloria" and compositions by Mozart. Tnl lis. Glinka, and various contem IMrary composers. The public is invited to attend. mind your ene mies, Madame, keep your eye on your best friend." The aft ernoon mail will he here at 3 p.m. There will probably be oth- Rotorua Claims KF'ers Cool On Sister City Plan ror. How could he have chosen her'.' A recent clipping, received bv I However, there appears to be Clem lsueur. realtor, and hand-(something amiss, since much has ed to the Herald and News, was been done on this end toward Itir taken from the newspaper in thering the sister citv approach. Why must cople be so cruel? If I wish to pretend not to see. what business is it of theirs? I have four young children who need their father. And, frankly, I need a husband. I'm no pood alone. For the past six years my husband has been having an af fair with my best friend, an at tractive widow. To put it bluntly, I'm sorrier for her than I am for myself. She's throwing her life away on a man who will never marry her. So. let this letter serve as an open reply to those women who mailed me your column. After weighing and measuring, meditat ing and soul-searching I've decid ed to live my life as I think best for me and my children. -RLIND BY CHOICE Pear Blind: Thank you fur your letter and 1 hope your anonymous "friends" all see It. Hear Ann: The letter from "Silent But Certain" was a slice of life. The woman wrote, "If vou have a best friend, watch out because she's prohahly hav ing an affair with your h u s band." Here's my story: During . years of marriage I never glanced sideways that is. until a new executive joined my husband's firm. He was hand some, fascinating, sophisticated and I was smitten like a school girl. That look in his eye let me know he was reading me. and the return was "yes." The way to "get acquainted." I stratrgized. was to invite him and his wife for dinner. She and I would become friends the same old story. The stage was set. One look at his Mrs. chilled mv ardor instantlv. Thev arrived The gentleman has never looked good to me since that night. So, perhaps, it's not such a bad idea after all. girls. Get to know the man s wife. -WHITE PLAINS Dear White Plains: Here's an other letter, fame subject, dif. ferenl twist: Dear Ann: "Silent But Cer tain" spoke one of those frank truths which everyone knows in his heart of hearts, but you never expect to see it in print. After 18 years of marriage, my wife confessed she was having an affair with of all people her hest friend's husband. No. she didn't want a divorce. And neither did he. There were six children involved. Would I stand by until the fire burned itself out? 1 told her, "Ses, I would try." The next day I telephoned the other man's wife and invited her to my office for a chat. She had known instinct, she called it. and was pretending not to see. I ad mired her character and her courage. And I noticed for the first time how terribly attractive she was. Vou .guessed it. We've been comforting each other ever since, and I hope my wife never gets tired of the other guy. NOT GRIEVING Dear Not Grieving: You didn't ask for advice, so 1 won't give you any. In five words, however you all dpserve each other. Rotorua. New Zealand, and com plained of the fact that Klamath Falls has shown little warmth toward the sister city idea. The clipping said, "Rotorua is having little success in establish ing sister city affiliation with Klamath Falls, Ore., in the Unit ed States." The item went on to explain that Rotorua had been doing all the pushing thus far in the sister city exchange. Dairy Truck Rams House A dairy truck, driven hy Her bert Harshbarger 2;27 Wanlland Avenue, which was stopped for a delivery at an Oregon Avenue grocery store, rolled down a slight incline, crossed the avenue and slammed into the porch of a home with such force that it buc kled the kitchen floor linoleum in the rear of the house. The occupant, Mrs. Wanda Ham mer, 1S12 Oregon Avenue, said she saw the vehicle coming from her living room window about 9:3Q a.m. Tuesday and ran back into the kitchen to wait for the crash. The force of the crash jarred the porch loose from the house. Harshbarger was cited by city po lice for having his truck insecure ly parked. A s)ccial committee has guid ed activity along tins line, and currently Mr. and Mrs. Walt Mo Intyre are on their way by plane to Rotorua as the official Klam ath Falls representatives. Mrs. Olive Cornett returned home recently from a trip which included some time spent al Rotorua. Also, sister city week was held recently, and films of this New Zealand city shown to the public. In addition, it is reported that students at Fremont are cor responding with comparable stu dents in New Zealand. From this end. it would appear that all is moving well toward cementing ties between these two widely-separated communities. Cliff McDonald. Rotorua repre sentative, is still here on his good-wilt mission, and has even taken time out to leach some grade school students how to do New Zealand dances. if wfeW.'V''-.5 I NT' I -4 f v. 1 Ht It-' Four Children , Die In Flames PUYALLIP, Wash. H'Pli -Four children died in an early morning fire winch swept through the two-story frame home of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Spencer liere to day. Killed were three Spencer chil dren, Debbie. 8: Scott. 7, and Steve, 5, and a neighbor girl. Linda Mathews, 8. who was spend ing Live niglil with the Spencers. Spencer. 30, his wile, Regma. 28, a son, Mike, 10. and Cheryl Mathews, It, also a guest for the lught. were hospitalized with burns. In pursuit of prey, duck hawks attain speeds of between 170 and 200 miles per hour. CHIP DIPPERS CRACKER SNACKERS AUKtt HWNN.iHHNNHI Dear Ann Landers: You and your great big mouth. I tele phoned my best friend this morn ing to ask if she had read your column. She replied "Yes. and arnrr j ii I think Ann Landers is crazy. I 1 II t E d CltClOUB J wouldn't have your husband if e K R A 11 T RECIPES! had an atomic war and he was from . . Sit the only man left." J Jjlfult S This was a catty insult and II rlkJUtk Vmf in 1 ii 2 really let her have it. Maybe you do a lot of good, bu. today you broke up a 12-year friendship. MAXINE Dept. K SNOWS UMOUS CUM OI M' i con el SNOW'S WINCED CLAMS wh p, Ck.v. trm th Wl)(l p " t,hP' "id". M.t. "' don. jui,,. Mi B 4 . P.O. Boi 2589, Portlind 3, Ore, J ' w.,lh; Dlf M wJIPJ.lJJIIIHII.il Mil l If it's oie $t f'tst sight of our FROZEN DUCKS Sub-iero weather in the East hat taken a toll in wildlife as well as humans. Here humane society officer Tom Jankowiki lays on a ladder on Lak Michigan ice near Milwaukee, Wis., to chop ice freeing a duck, iroien into the water, in sub-iero weather. UPI Telephoto RECORDING TAPE Blonk ond Pre-Rocorded including Columbia & Capital 3"-3".7" Rolls. Tap Letttrtt LEO'S CAMERA SHOP 836 Main mmmmamMmwn!,,mBmnmmnm9mtl j.jwmjjjjpmhw pm Miwlawiam.pw,iojoi.w.i4iwa i:jWLa.jjr "' " u....,.. ' Brown & Haley's Heart-Shaped BOXED CANDIES Beted for Shipping If You Wish! 40c-75c 1"-2"-450 Cards for Everyone -10c to 1.00 School Cards for Boys and Girls Complete with Envelopes 25?29c 45139 c 50H9C Old Fashioned Valentines Lace trimmed for wife, husband, A C Si iweetheort, darling 3U I Tussy Contraban Dusting Powder with perfume and large O SO Mm Tussy Enchante Body Powder, Toilet Woter and C 50 perfume 3 French Lilac Dusting Powder O SO with large puff .. Mirror Rose Mirror in back for ' vonity makeup .. I Cosmetic Sets for Milady! 2,o 10 Evening in Paris, Revlon, Tussy, Coty, Friendship Gardens or Desert Flower 00 Gifts for Men... Timex Watches 6.95 to 15.00 Zippo Lighters 3.00 to 6.00 Old Spice Sets 1.00 to 10.00 3.50 to 10.00 TRANSISTOR 19.75 to 49.00 Revlon Moon Drops Moisturiiing beauty treatment Reg. J4.50 Cmf. Value Only Revlon Aquamarine Moisture Lotion For Hand ond Body Reg $2 SO A Lf 4P B WW Site Only I "YOUR PRESCRIPTION HEADQUARTERS" fccUdSidsi PHARMACY m Mi. or Always Plenty of Free Parking Ph. TU 4-4776 ... rt I JEWELRY For Valentines She'll love that luxury look. Sc. our collection of pins, eorrings, necklaces, and bracelets, Mak. y o u t selection soon: S100 I up fT Kraft Dinners n MACARONI or NEW SPAGHETTI Your Choice Mix or Match v! 712-ox. ft1 Honey Peaches Famous Gold Crest 5 99 Lady Elberta No. 2Vi tins Or Bestcver fine, twist, country style or Krinkle Noodles 3;&89c SAVE MORE AT MALIN C&E MARKET Hills Bros. Blue Bonnet 1 -lb. pkgs. ii ZmTTmi'mimi'Im'i i wO t Tee FOR THE tjh 1 LADIES! I J Jo:'" av ;" 1 1 B) BSSfi-..'". llfrfM: 11. Celery MARGARINE $1100 TOMATO JUICE M 46-Oz. Tins Hearts H n M COOKIES :.-49 Snoboy Red or Golden Delicious Apples 6 ibs. Frost Free Fancy Navel Oranges 6 ib. 69 c 89 c 1 box BISQUICK Giant 60-OI. Pkg. 59c DILL PICKLES 59' 48-ot. Jar Johnston's Froien 9-Inch Fruit Pies Your Choice 59 C&E Market Meats and Produce or. Always Fresh! Armour's Treet or Beef Stew I ! Tin Mix or Match prw 3 Swift Premium Lean, Meaty I For Frying or Stew Fresh Oysters Frozen Turkeys s'w.'l.,. Canned Hams s'i,,p"mi"m 'A"M"' T-Bone Steak T,.?'1' Ground Beef Frc,hC&EL"" 12-ox. jar 59 c 29 c 5 lb. Q 99 can 0 nnc 70 lb. 3 ibs. 1 29 mmemm. 1 1 Downtown Malin, Oregon Prices Effective Thurs. thru Sot. Right Reserved IT 80S Eatt Main iT,.i.. to Limit f
