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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 10, 1963)
'i 5 7 House Repays Patient Funds SALEM (UPI) - A bill to re pay $16,393 that was embezzled from patient funds at the State Hospital passed the House today and went to the Senate. The embezzler since has been convicted and served a sentence. Part of the money was recovered from bonds. Rep. Beulah Hand, D-Milwauk- ie, said if the state did not repay the rest, the Board of Control would have to proceed againt bonding company, which in turn Would have to try to collect the money from the hospital superin tendent, even though he had noth ing to do with the embezzlement, . Rep. John Mosser, R-Beaverton, said steps have been taken to re vise fund and bonding procedures to prevent a similar occurrence, FOR Color TV ACE TV 1140 Rlvenid. Dr. 4-3581 Lad Has Big Problem- How To Get Rid OS Girl By ANN LANDKKS Dear Ann Landers: I'm a 17- year-old high school senior. I can't talk to anyone about this problem because I'd feel like heel saying these things about a girl. I've been dat ing Miss A for almost a year At first she was a lot of fun but, after a while she began to get moody and act weird. She cries over nothing and withdraws into silence for hours at a time. Last week I told her I thought we'd better call it quits. She went into a crying jag and be gan to pull chunks of hair out of I her head. She said if I ever quit tier sne would kill herself. I'd hate to be responsible for anything like that and yet I don't want to go with her anymore. My folks have been opposed to Miss A from the first because she tele phones me about three times ev ery evening sometimes alter midnight. I need advice WANT OUT Dear Want Out: The girl mentally III and needs profes sional help. Ask ypur mother lo speak to Miss A i mother about putting her in the hands of doctor. Don't allow yourself to be threatened into maintaining a re Lallonshlp you don't want. Vou are not responsible tyr this girl, Be gentle and kind, but unwind the relationship and quickly. BLUE OX MOTHER'S DAY DINNER fib W 4L'X Assorted Relish Dish Chicken Noodle Soup Tossed Green Salad with Choice of Dressing or Waldorf Salad ENTREES Roost Youna Turk.V. Dresslno, Glbltrt 2.00 Gravy, Cranberry Sauce Baked Premium Ham, Fruit Sauc, 2.2E Candied Sweeti Roost Rare Prime Ribs 3 .0C Au Jul - - V4 Pan Fried Chicken .LX (To Order) .....1 - 12-ot. New York Cut Sttak 3 51 Onion Rings Choice Top Sirloin St.ak 2.7 Onion Rlno - Choice of Mashed, Baked or French Fries Hot Roll. iButttr- Coffee, Tea or M.Ik DESSERTS Boys.nb.rry, Apple Pie, or Old Fashioned Bread Pudding with Whipped Creom CHILDREN'S DINNER I-25 BLUE OX TU 4-8077 535 Main WITH iwMJ Purchase any ROBE from Regular Stock 10.98 and up rr, Your gift from us to you is A pair . of Cuddly Slippers. Today and Saturday L1 111 Moi fa00 Phone TU 4 1 Mm iffn W 1 I vl ..'ill Of i 1 in ,1 1 m. ' , -3466 X ft Dear Ann Landers: I'm an ac tive mother 28 years of age. My two children are 2 and 8. My husband travels five days out of the week and I was going nuts being alone so much. Then f discovered bowling. Sitters are expensive so I have arranged to leave the key lo my apartment with the woman next door. In case of an emergency she can always get in. My husband told me he tried to phone me from Orlando last week and when nobody answered the phone he became frantic. My 8-year-old is a sound sleeper and he didn't hear the phone ring. When I told my husband where I was he got mad and said I can't leave the kids at night any more. 1 I see nothing wrong so long as the neighbor lady is willing to help out. She insists it's no trou ble. What do you say? LEAD ER OF THE LEAGUE Dear Leader: Tho neighbor woman wouldn't be of much help, in case of a flash fire. Small chil dren should not be left alone. If yptt can't afford a sitter, ask the neighbor If you can put the kids to deep on a cot In her apartment and collect them when you get home. If she la unwili lug, stay home. Pope's Busy Life Contradicts Failing Health Report VATICAN CITY (UPII- Pope John XXIII today made plans for a busy schedule of public appear ances and meetings which ap peared to contradict reports that his health miht be failing. One of the Pope's most impor tant matters of business in the coming days is a conference with Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski, Ro man Catholic primate of Poland, on the possibility of closer rela tions between the Vatican and Soviet bloc countries. The unofficial and unconfirmed reports aboui the 81-year-old Pope's health stemmed from story in the Rome newspaper II Temix) and the cancellation Wednesday of a trip the pontiff had been expected to make. II Tempo claimed that Pope John had suffered a relapse of the gastric trouble and anemia which confined him to bed last November. The newspaper said the relapse occurred Tuesday. All availab'e Vatican sources denied the II Tempo report. A UPI reporter who attended a gen cral a u d i e n c e in the Vatican Wednesday sa;d the Pope spoke in his normal firm voice and there was no indication he had suffered a relapse. Later in the afternoon the Vati can announced that Pope John I would visit the sanctuary of Pom, would not make an expected visit to the Abbey of Montecassino, 100 miles south of Rome, May 23. There also had been reports he peii before returning to the Vati can. Various Vatican sources gave different versions of why the trip health history, had discouraged was cancelled. One said the the relatively long and rigorous Pope's doctors, concerned about trip and "apparently the doctors the pontiff's advanced age and have won," PAGE 10 A HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon Friday, May 10, 1963 Telsfar TV Excellent Dear Ann: My husband and I bought an enormous old house three years ago and converted It into a small hotel. We can ac commodate IS couples and we run about 80 per cent capacity from September through April. Beginning in May we are jammed. lhe problem is my husband's relatives. They pile In at the height of the season and call it a family visit." They sponge two and three week vacations, com plete with free room and board and maid service. They write in advance lo "reserve" their fa vorite rooms and we are sick of It. When they return home we get thank you card. 'Not one of these relatives has left a dollar lip for the maids who kept their rooms in order. My husband says we rcluse to let them con tinue to visit, his name will be mud with all the family. Is it worth it? UP TO HERE Dear Up: These free-loaders know you are in the hotel busi ness and that their visits are routing you cold, hard cash. But, obviously, they don't care. Since you do care, tell them when Ihey write lor "reserva tions" that you are filled up. If the only way lo hang on to their friendship Is to g I v e them free vacations, their friendship Isn't worth hanging on lo. NEW YORK (UPI Colored television pictures of ballet per formers electronically danced 9,000 miles into space Wednesday night and were successfully re layed to Europe by way of Tel- star II. The French tracking station, which 24 hours earlier had report ed the first picture transmissions by the newest U.S. communica tions satellite "weak and shaky, said Wednesday night's reception was "excellent." Black and white video tape transmissions also were described as "extremely good" by the French station located at Pleu- muer Bodou. The British tracking station at Goonhilly Downs, which did not tune in the color trans mission, repoited the black and white pictures were "very good." Telstar II was fired into orbit Tuesday morning by the National Aeronautics and Space Adminis tration in cooperation with the American Telephone & Telegraph Co., which built Telstar I and II. Tuesday night's transmissions had been reported weak and shaky because the satellite's orbit, which reached 6.500 miles at apogee, was not presently the best for television relay. A boost of power at the ground station at Andover, Maine, how ever, resulted In a satisfactory signal Wednesday night. Alton E. Dickieson, executive di rector of the transmission division of Bell Telephone Laboratories pronounced the orbit "practically perfect." Ancient Romans considered the time of the June full moon as the most propitious season for marriage. Court Records MUNICIPAL COUHT Mar 7, If William BluKloud, drunk, WJ or flvt or to davt. Cvellrt Millar, drunk, t?; or tlva or 10 davir dlaordarly conduct, HO and 75 dayi. Jamai CJina Hill, drunk. 171 or tlva or 10 davi. Ata McLaod. drunk, SIS or flva or 10 davi. 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