COUP,
Lovey-Dovey Walking
Ruled Out At School
By AW LANOKRS
Dear Ann Landers: I always
thought this country was a de
mocracy but it is getting more
like Russia ev
ery day. Yester
day our princi
pal made a long
winded speech
about boys and
girls walking in
the halls with
:heir arms
around each oth.
er's waists.
What's so terrible about a cou
ple who is going steady walking
that way? Since when is it in
decent or immoral to put your
arms around somebody you love?
The old fossil also said he
didn't want to see any more fel
lows with blond peroxide streaks
in their hair. This is another step
toward a dictatorship. A lot of
the kids who go steady have
matching streaks which is sort of
a fad to let people know they
belong to each other.
Will you please take this up in
your column IF YOU ARE ON
OUR SIDE. If you aren't on our
side, skip it. - LIBERTY AND
JUSTICE FOR ALL
Dear Patrick Henry: Since you
seem to favor freedom, I will ex
press myself even though I'm
not on your side.
Walking with arms around
waists Is out of place In school
corridors. People Mho have re
spect for each other keep their
hands to themselves in public.
Genuine affection doesn't need an
audience.
Blond peroxide streaks for boys
are revolting. I've seen some of
these streaked characters and
they resemble pole-cats.
Dear Ann Landers: I was one
of those foolish girls who fell for
a guy's looks. He was the spit
ting image of Rory Calhoun and
I thought I'd die from excitement
whenever he smiled at me.
1 chased Bart for three years.
I bought my own wedding ring and
carried it in my purse until 1
caught him in a weak moment.
A Justice of the Peace married us
one night last January. Bart was
so plastered he could hardly stand
up through the ceremony.
Now I'm pregnant. He comes
home whenever he feels like it.
which is anywhere from midnight
to 3 a.m. He doesn't chase with
women, he spends his time at his
mother's house. She still treats
him like a nine year-old.
I've begged him to stay home
like a husband should but it's no
use. Please tell me what to do.
I'm ready to take the gas pipe.
SHERRY
Dear Sherry: Gel off your
knees and stop acting like you're
honored to have this jerk around.
Insist that he go home to his
mother until he's ready to come
back and behave like an adult.
And remind him to drop the sup
port checks in the mail. If you
doormat wives would get oif the
floor your husbands would have
more respect for you.
Dear Ann Landers: This is a
touchy one. We need the advice of
someone who is not in the im
mediate family circle. .
A close relative has been study
ing with a professional and has be
come a sculptress. She presented
our son and daughter-in-law wilh
one o her favorite pieces as a
wedding gift. The young couple
know a good bit about art and
they don't want ti use it in their
home. My husband feels they
should not be pressured into it.
I say the woman's feelings are
at stake and it would be a crush
ing insult if they didn't use the
piece of art. May we hear from
you? FAMILY FIREWORKS
Dear Fireworks: It will not kill
the couple to display the sculp
ture for a few weeks. It would
be especially generous of them to
have the piece displayed when the
sculptress comes to call.
.Most people rotate art. They
could easily rotate this particular
piece to the attic after a few
weeks.
Ann Landers will be glad to
help you w ith your problems. Send
them to her in care of this news
paper enclosing a stamped, self
addressed envelope.
Commimihj. Qalmdah
FRIDAY
ALOHA SOCIAL CLUB, OKS,
1:45 p.m.', Masonic Temple. Elec
tion of officers, dessert lunch
eon, cards following.
RUMMAGE SALE, Vasa Lodge,
8 a.m., Clyde's Towing.
YMCA FAMILY NIGHT, 6:30
p.m., potluck, gym fun. Bring
hot dish and dessert or salad
R U M M AGE SALE, Ladies
Aux. No. 1218 to NALC, 7 a.m.
to 7 p.m.. Reliable Cleaners, 11 Hi
Main. Proceeds to hospital fund.
MERRY MIXERS, 8 pm.,
square dance, business meeting.
Merry Mixer Hall. Bring sand
wiches. MILLS SCHOOL. 9 . in a m .
pre-sihool visitation. Children en
tering first grade this fall.
SATURDAY
BENEFIT TEA, Soroplimist
Club. 2 to 5 p.m., Mrs. Ray
Lamh. till Loma Linda. Public
invited Proceeds to h 0 s p i t a
fund.
BETA PHt CHAPTER. Beta
Sigma Phi, S to 9 p m.. Swedish
meatball dinner. Shasta Grange
Hall. Public invited.
MIDLAND GRANGE HOME
EC CLUB, 8 p.m., card party,
grange hall.
MIDLAND JUVENILE
GRANGE. 10 a m . workshop, 2
p.m.. mcotin;:. grance hall. Bnng
weiners and buns lor lunch.
HOME ECONOMISTS IN
HOMEMAKING. Chiloquin High
School tour, officer installation
Meet 1 p.m., 5213 Harlan Drive,
or 2 p.m., high school.
NAACP. 7 p.m., meeting, Conn
ty Library lecture room.
MT. L A K I COMMUNITY
CLUB. 8 p.m., meeting, Farm
Bureau Hall.
KLAMATH LANK LODGE
NO. 1M, VOA. 8 p.m.. Mothers
Day program. Odd Fellows Hall
Men to serve.
TAU CHAPTER, Beta Sigma
Phi. rummage sale. Clyde's Tow
ing. 8 a m.
SUNDAY
INTERNATIONAL WOOD-
WORKERS OF AMERICA. Local
312. 2 p m., jtrike vote meeting.
New Armory building. Shasta
Way.
1 CDS NO. 1285, Annual mother
daughter communion. 8am
Mass. Breakfast to follow in par
ish hall.
MONDAY
HENLEY BETHEL NO. 31. 7 30
HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon
Friday, May , 1863
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MAYOR JOINS RANKS OF GUN CLUB "Why, when I first came to Klamath Falls
. . ." brags Mayor Robert E. Veatch (centerl, suggesting facetiously that ha was in
the Klamath Baiin when the musket was the popular firearm of the period. The may
or, who is a considerable number of years younger than the weapon he holds, has just
accepted honorary membership in the newly organized Kingsley Field Rod and Gun
Club from Maj. Curtiss H. Gruye (left) and Maj. Thovillo G. Smith, membership chair,
man. The second general membership meeting, held last week, featured Art Gerlach
of the Oregon Fish and Game Commission as1he principal speaker. Kingsley Field
personnel are invited to join the club. 1
Inventor Honored
By Telegraph Club
The new formed Klamath Chap
ter, Morse Telegraph Club, joined
all of the other chapters through
out the United States and Canada
to honor tile 172nd birthday of
Samuel F. B. Morse, inventor of
the telegraph, on April 27.
Approximately 30 members and
friends attended the banquet at
the Eagles Hall and following
dinner were guests of the Eagles
for an evening of dancing, ac
cording to John L. Atkinson,
president of the Klamath chap
ter.
A nation-wide Morse telegraph
circuit was installed in the club
rooms through the courtesy of
Western Union, and greetings
were received from President
Kennedy commemorating the vi.
tal role the telegraph and tele
graphers have played in the de
velopment of the nation.
Congratulations on the forma
tion of the chapter here were
received from all parts of the
country and Canada, with person
al greetings among the members
also exchanged. The circuit ex
tended from Montreal, Quebec,
lo Los Angeles and from Atlanta,
Ga., to Vancouver, British Co
lumbia. Contact was made with
more than 50 offices by the local
chapter.
Posada parties are the heart ol
pie-Christmas celebrations in Mex
ico. Posada means lodging
p.m.. election of officers, Farm
Bureau Hall.
BETHEL NO. 61. Job's Daugh
ters. 7:30 p m.. election of oili
cers. Scottish Rite Temple.
DAB. Kulalona Chapter. 6:30
p.m.. potluck dinner. First Metho
dist Church. Special program, mu
sic.
Mrs. Anont Robertl of tha
STUDIO OF BEAUTY
wants to thank publicly tht
following for their title ond
servict during the pott ftw
wtcks:
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HOUN'S FLOOR COVERING
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ERING - UHLIG'S ELECTRIC
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See Our Complete
Selection
BRODERICK'S
PHARMACY
Opfn im- I pm
r;it Mh I'll
tl Run.
STUDIO OF BEAUTY
Saturday, May 4 10 to 4 P.M.
SPECIAL DRAWINGS
for
World Famous Jewelry
at 11A.M., 1:30 P.M. 3:30 P.M.
We've Moved
f FAYORS
COFFEE J
And we're really excited with our new location. We hope you will bt,
roe. Our new modern lolon will give ui more space ta tervi you better.
The local chapter was estab
lished last February and this oc
casion was the first time thai
Klamath Falls was represented
on the circuit. The club has more
than 50.000 members throughout
North America.
Anyone in the area wishing to
join the Klamath chapter may
contact Mrs. Ethelda M. Crolt,
secretary-treasurer, at Rte. 2,
Box 5.15, Klamath Falls. The
club's next meeting will be held
in July.
Radio Exams Slated At OTI May 18
Examinations for operators
of radiotelegraph, radiotelephone,
and amateur code are scheduled
in the Electronics Building. Ore
gon Technical Institute, on Satur
day. May 18. according to the
Federal Communications Com
mission at Portland.
The times for the examinations
follow: Radiotelegraph, all code
and written tests, 8:30 a.m.; Ra
diotelephone, all classes, 9 a.m.:
Amateur written tests, general
and extra, t p.m.
Examinations will begin
promptly and no variation from
the schedule will be permitted
due to the limited time allowed
for the tests.
Radio operators who desire
credit for previous exams or who
hold valid licenses must present
the licenses and verification
cards, if any, for credit at the
time of the examination.
Pencils, pens and ink are to be
provided by the applicants and
those desiring code tests must
also bring telephone receivers
The
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complete with standard plugs.
Rlank application forms 610
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mercial) will be furnished upon
request to FCC. Room 201, U.S.
Courthouse, Portland S, Ore., and
will also be available at the col
lege before the examination.
Radio operator licenses are is
sued only to citizens of the Unit
ed States, except in the cases of
certain aircraft pilots needing ra
dio permits. Those applicants
having citizenship certificates ,
should bring with them data rel
ative to the number, date, name
of court, and the place that the
document was issued, v
FISHERMEN!
Catch a bite
to eat here,
going or coming!
BREAKFASTS - LUNCHES - DINNERS
Delicious Fried Chicken, Sizzling
Steaks, Ham 'n Eggs as you like 'em!
HOME MADE PIE
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Rocky Point Road
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Op.n 6 to 9 P.M. For Rttervalions
HELD OVER
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The Fabulous
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. . . with tunes and
hows from 9 till 2.
Every night (eicept Sun
day) It FUN-IN-THE-PINES
night at tht Pon
derosa Room. There's
something happening all '
the time. Besides the, I
dancing and entertain-
mont, we've the finest "
char-broiled steaks In
town. Try 'em.
REMEMBER ON SUNDAYS . . , Ponderosa Room
is opon for Sunday dinners from 5 till 10 p.m. . . . qnd the
Paul Bunyan Coffae Shop is open from 7 o.m. till 5 p.m.
Whatever the time, we're here to serve you and your family!
WILLARD HOTEL'S
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205 Main
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Corrair Monzatlub Coupe
Who needs muscles ?
Do you know how easy it is to take a corner with a Corvair
or park one? TVn this newspaper sideways and it will give
you a pretty Rood idea. The wheel handles just that easily.
The Con-air's engine is in the rear, you see, for not only
greater traction hut more balanced weight distribution. And
that's what makes the Rteerin? so completely efTortless.
The engine is air cooled, too. No radiator. No water
or antifreeze. No boiling over or freezing up lo worry about.
It takes the weather and the terrain as it comes.
AT YOUR CHEVROLET DEALERS
So think about those trips to the beach this summer,
those bright sunny days and balmy moonlit nights.
And besides, looking at it from a very practical point
of view, it's Trade 'N Travel time right now at your
Chevrolet dealer's. He's got some beautiful buys.
But you had better hurry before somebody muscles
in ahead of you. Spring's here. Summer's coming fast.
And with these sporty good-looking Corvairs selling the
way they are, he who hesitates will want lo kick himself.
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