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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 17, 1963)
Three Persons Hurt In Traffic Crashes Three persons received injuries in two traflic accidents reported hy city and state police Thurs day. Injured were John M. Shirley. 3.1, 303 South Eighth Street, Nan cy A. Groves. 30, 4406 Onyx Street, and Roberta G. Warner. 4427 Denver Street. Shirley received minor le and hip injuries in a crash reported by state police on U.S. 97 near Sand Creek. The accident occurred at 11:25 a.m. Wednesday as Shir ley attempted to pass a truck driven by John Houston, 3.V Route 1, Box 610, as the truck was turning into a service sta tion. According to police reports. Shirley's car collided with the back of the truck as Shirley tried COFFEE CUP TRIO Tuesday 10 AM IVmnrii'i l.fxfur thin 1 ln land our! (Irl mil of the house and gel the l(rfcl new ... At l.uikv l,nf! (all l.ut'lllr (raw lr, -8Hl, or l.ut-ky l.ann, 3-S.Ylit. Don't Miss TOM HENNESY Wednesday, May 22 4 PM 8:30 PM Be Happy - Go Lucky! LUCKY LANES 3319 So. 6th In swerve back into the riijht hand lane. Damage to the truck was mi nor, but Shirley's car was dam aged extensively. The two women were injured when the Groves' car collided with a vehicle driven by Shirley 0. Hoffman, 26, 4481 Memorie Iane. on the Sixth Street viaduct, Wednesday at 10:45 a.m. , Mrs. Groves complained of knee and wrist pain and a pas senger in her car. Roberta G. Warner, 4427 Denver Avenue, re ceived cuts and bruises on her forehead. Neither woman was hospitalized. Both vehicles re ceived moderate damage and no citations were issued. According to city police reports, both cars were traveling west on the left-hand lane over the via duct while city street crewmen were working in the right-hand lane spraying the street. Water from the hose struck Mrs. Hoffman through an open window and she stopped her car. and the Groves car collided with It. Solid-Hitting Jennie Batters Her Friends TO HONOR IKE NKW YORK iLTP - Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower will be presented with the first Benjamin F. Fairless Award, be stowed by the American Iron and Steel Institute, at a banquet here May 23. Eisenhower was named Tues day as the first recipient of the award granted (or distinguished service in preserving economic freedom, human liberty and indi vidual enterprise, in honor of the memory of the late head of U.S. Steel. IF YOU NEED ADVICE ... See Your Lawyer IF YOU'RE SICK See Your Doctor FOR INCOME TAX ... See Your Accountant If You Need Insurance - SEE US! G0EN-BR00KS insuianc Agtncy 631 So. 6th Phont TU 4-3262 STAN BILL mm Ry ANN LANDERS Dear Ann lenders: If you can help with this one the entire of fice force will be eternally grate ful. A certain woman who works with has a habit of emphasizing her remarks by hit ting people in the arm, punch ing them in the WSi rfnTfttnlftf ribs or landing her fist on a shoulder or a back. These arc not love-taps, Ann. They are enough to knock a per son off balance. Nobody will go to a movie or a play with her any more because her blows have actually caused black and blue marks. We have tried to break her of the habit by making a joke of it, hut she just doesn't realize that we are kidding on the square. She goes along her merry way. punching, hitting, shoving and knocking people around. Please publish this letter. She may see herself and cut it out. Thanks in advance. BARTERED AND BRUISED Dear R and R: Here's the let ter but don't count fin her "see ing herseir." The habit is an un conscious one. The only way to cure her Is to stop kidding and tell her what she is doing. When she lands a blow, belt her right back and say, "Now this is what I mean." After a while she'll keep her hands to herself. Dear Ann Landers: You've al ways taken the position that the sitter should not be permitted to have visitors while qn the job. My sitter refused to sit unless she could have this privilege so I agreed. Now I see how right you are. Last Friday I engaged the girl from 7:30 p.m. until midnight. My husband and I arrived home about 11:30. She and her boy friend were in the den and the hi-fi was going full blast. They were dancing. Our 3-year-old had gotten out of bed. pulled up a chair to the bathroom medicine cabinet and taken down several Iwttles of pills. We could not learn whether he had swallowed any pills, so we rushed him to the hospital and had his stomach pumped out. Fortunately, the child is all right. But had the girl nut had a visitor she might have heard the boy moving about upstairs. checked him periodically to s e c if he was in bed where be be longed. NO MORE SITTERS WHO NEED S1TTEF.S TO SIT WITH THEM Dear No More: Your experience pointed up another good reawn to prohibit guests for sitters. My central objection is the cozy set-up which the sitting job provides. The girl who refuses to sit unless she can entertain her boy friend may well he using (he job ri do things she can't do in her own home. Dear Ann Landers: I've always been considered a steady person with common sense not the type you'd lliink would end up writ ing to Ann Landers. But here 1 am. . I'm a teacher with a good posi tion in northern Ontario. My fi ancee is teaching in N i a g r a Falls. Betty and 1 exchange let ters several times a week but see each other only during long holidavs. In spite of my efforts to keep busy I've become strongly at tracted to another young woman. I (eel like a rat because 1 ve kept Betty waiting lor three years. I'm sure she has been true to me and has passed up other opportunities to date. Betty is a fine girl and Id rather die than hurt her. Shall I marry her this sum mer as planned? I want to do the honorable thing hut I'm afraid I'm in love with the girl here. -DUNCE CAP Dear Cap: Do nothing until you see Betty. After reneweing the relationship in person, if you still feel the other girl is the anr fi'ir you by all means level with your fiancee. There's nothing "honorable" about marrying girl you don't love. HERALD AND NEWS. Klamalb Falls. Ore. Fridav, May 17. 1963 PAGE 9-A Last Family Night Dated For May 17 Klamalh Kalis YMCA familie: will gather at the "Y" Friday. May 17, at 6: 30 p.m. for the last family night this spring, for an evening of food, films and fun. Mrs. John Tribe. "Y" suini- miny instructor, will le in chafer; of the program on water safety. She will show a film and dem onstrate some techniques. Each family is asked to bring a hot dish, plus salad or des sert, table service, and beverage for the children. Coffee will be served. Host and hostess for the evening will be Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Carter. Following tlie program the g m and game room facilities will be opened up for family use. Ac tivities include pool, ping-pong, basketball, volleyball, and jump- OTI Students Hurt On Trip Two Oregon Technical Institute students suffered shock and were slightly injured when en route to a meeting of tlie Pacific North west District Conference of cam pus Circle K Clubs in Longview, Mav 10-11. Duane Noon. Corvallis, and Mike Probstlield, in Noon's new Volkswagen, believe their lives were saved by seat belts when the automobile left the highway between Vancouver and Kalama. Wash., and rolled end over end several times. The car was to taled, n, STAR GAXElC AIlEt yW? MAR 21 APR iCl 5 M5 46-73 . IAUIUS I W 2' " 7-19 30-41 GIMtNl MAV 21 JUNE 2: ) M4-25-3M CANCIt JUNE 23 Hl 31! 29 40 6I.71-79-85 ) JULY 2. : . AUG 23 8 17 28 39 SS'JO 60-81 M VIICO AUG. 34 SEPT. 2; M Y2-23-34 46 f '57 68 88 90 -Br CLAY R. rOLLAN- Your Daily Activity Guict According to tht Start. To develop mesotje for Saturdoy, read words correspond'') to numbers ot our iodioc birth iign. 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House interior subconimittee will resume hearings on controversial Paeitic Northwest power legislation May 2. Hep. Wayne Aspinal, D-Colo., chairman of the full Interior C'ommiltee. and Hep. Walter Ho- gers, D lex., chairman of the sub committee, announced the re sumption of hearings. They said thai, if necessary, the hearings will run May 29-31 and will be continued June 3-4. Bonneville Power Administrator Diicctur Charles F. Uice and In terior Secretary Stewart L. Udall teslilied Wednesday. Hep. Craig Hosmcr, D-Calif., in dicated, however, he wanted more time to question Udall. Under consideration is a bill that would give Pacific Northwest power users first call on gotern- ment produced hydroelectric; en ergy generated in the Columbia River Basin. Aik about daily "Buiineus Card" S SPOT ADS TU 4-8111 ing on the trampoline. The next gel-together for Y families will be a three-day camp-out at Diamond Lake in September over the Labor Day weekend. Nun - "Y" families are also invited to take pari. Kor in formation call the YMCA. Only cast-west mountain range in the U.S. is the Uintah Moun tains in northeastern Utah. MS acMcay lr . Mi .- Ills-6 r i ! Mm P S 4 ' 1 C M I',SwH'H''m SoiiriiiSii.; T trli:.i:i?':tl' If ? ljit"ii.E ::.':i"Mii. warn " ItHiMliil iiiflHU.-:! W-jjiliiiii! li lliiil t 'iii;j:.. mm- n Jhs mmmmmm 7.'T-V 'y 1 ...M :QOiilitH,-JlrA'fV-J--''at,1rti i --p, r ..... ft aX. IHi'tlffil . it riilirn'i- IrU eifc . ! H. F. Smith' and David E. Card announce the association of Robert G. Chidester in the practice of law with the firm of SMITH and CARD Room 204, 538 Main St. Klamath Falls, Oregon DO IT YOURSELF If you're building a house just remember, You'll want siding on it that looks neat, Don't forget that last cold December And your Frau wants a nice warm retreat. Some like wood with a fancy seam, You-Might want those old fashioned shakes, But regardless of choice, you'll need plenty Of steam. 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