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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1963)
.-1 Don't Depend Wholly On TV For Interest By ANN LANDERS Dear Ann Landers: That let ter from "Flag Waver" really got my blood to boiling. So he is S in favor ol ship ping live million foreigners back. to "where they came from," is the? Well, I'm in favor of ship ping 178 million I foreingers back. In 1492 those foreigners started to com over here in boatloads with their superior weapons and their big Ideas. They murdered, plundered and stole this land from my ancestors who had rightful claim to It for centuries. Of course the TV version shows it another way. but any honest historian can give you the straight slory of what actually happened, if you are interested. It isn't very pretty. Since "Flag Waver" seems so adamant about sending the for eigners back may I suggest he start the trend by being the lirst to leave? CHIEF RAIN IN THE FACE Dear Chief: Thank you for an interesting letter and an accurate (If somewhat oversimplified) per spective of American history. which the people don't seem to care about getting repaired, so I have to sit around and look at the our walls all evening. This can bo very boring for five hours. I know you are against baby sitters having boy friends visit when they are on the job but what about inviting a girl friend or two? You said once no company" but I hope you will break down and change your ad vice because the two women I work for follow your column and they are going to do as you say. Pretty pleasc?-SAD SACK Dear Sack: I'm especially sad that with all the fascinating books that have been written you can't think of a thing to do when the TV konks out but sit and look at four walls. A wise philosopher once said that the surest test of a person ii what he does when he has nothing to do. How do you stack up? 'DENNIS THE MENACE" Dear Ann Landers: I'm a 16-ycar-old girl who loves children. I do a lot of baby-sitting and it's sort of a hobby with me although I can use the extra money. The two familites where I sit; most have small children who must be put to bed early. One of these homes has a trchen TV Signals New Installed MOUNT SHASTA New traffic control lights for the city of Mount Shasta will bo turned on July 1 and will flash on and off for four days to acquaint the public with the lights before they are put into actual operation. The lights have been installed at the Walnut and Lake, and Wal nut and Alma intersections. Wal nut is Uio main highway through town. Installation was a joint city and slate project costing $13,000. Mount Shasta's portion was $6,400. with one-half of the amount paid hnnU... "The Bride's Guide." has out of the gas tax rclund. The an ihe answers (trom announcing balance due has also been budget- ju, f naaoemcnt to "who pays for Dear Ann Landers: A person rather close to me is planning an elaborate wedding for her daughter. The woman is not weal thy but she is not destitute eiuicr. This Eirl is her only child. The mother is telephoning friends and relatives and asking them to bring refreshments for the weddine buffet. My assignment is 50 finger sandwiches chicken pre ferred. My sister has been asked to bring a large cako angel food preferred. Tho more I think aooui mis cheap trick the madder I get. It seems to me that people ought to nut on the kind of wedding Ihev can afford and not take ad vantage of their friends this way. What is your opinion? lllKi-u Dear Irked: If you don't want to bring refreshments to the wed ding, why don't you say so? Some people offer to bring re freshments to affairs of this kind. but putting the arm on friends and relatives Is a pretty brassy maneuver. Confidential to Help Need ed Urgently: This Is not a police problem but a medical problem. Call a doctor not a cop. I Confidential to Is It Worth It?: Edison said genius is 1 per cent Inspiration and 99 per cent perspiration. Of course It's worth it. Planning a wedding? Leave nothing Ui cliance. Ann Landers' I " W 'My cos mr miths other OCeUENNIS! Cooperation Urged To Help Make Mosquito Control Plan Effective I PAGE 8 A HERALD ANO NEWS. Kill Friday, June 21, 196 Hi. on LAKEVIEW A mosquito con trol program can be effective but everyone must cooperate, said Bill Moscr, Lake County extension agent. Tile mosquito control program is being carried out by the Lake County Jaycecs and the Oregon State Board of Health in coopera tion with the Lakcview City Coun cil. Mosquitoes are easily and eco nomically controlled if all stag nant streams, sloughs , ponds and puddles are chemically treated to prevent reproduction, Moser not ed. These areas of stagnant water are required by the mosquitoes for reproducing themselves. It only lakes a few square feet of I reaching the adult stage, still water to produce thousands is310- of mosqitoes daily, he added. The mosquito lays eggs in stag nant water, and within a few days the eggs grow in larvae or "wigglers" from which the adult mosquito emerges in two to seven days. It is when the mosquito is in the larvae stage, living in stag nant water, that control measures are most effective. Ponds treated with granular! insecticides can be kept free of mosquito larvae all summer, pre venting the mosquito from everl Moser KIkevspaperIiJ MjyfflEHgTj wmmm gmLwm Richman, Poormon, Beggar man, Thief. Doctor, Lawyer, Merchant Chief . . . EVERYBODY LOVES THE FOOD AT THE ODESSA COFFEE SHOP BREAKFASTS - LUNCHES - DINNERS Delicious Fried Chicken, Sizzling Steaks, Ham 'n Eggs os you like 'em! HOME MADE PIE - SANDWICHES ODESSA COFFEE SHOP Rocky Point Road Cloied Mondavi Ph. EL 6-2250 Rocky Point Opn 6 to 9 P.M. For Reservations Veterans Name DeLap Loyd DeLap, bailiff in Judge Piper's Circuit Court 2, was named stale commander of the Disabled American Veterans at the group's annual convention in Bend June 13 to 15. DcLap, who has been a DAV member since 1948, was senior vice commander in 1962. About 250 members attended the state con vention and listened to several guest speakers discuss the gen- De- eral theme of world peace, Lap reported. Arthur Miller, Redmond, was elected to the post of senior vice commander. Cigar bands first were used in Cuba to protect delicate fingers of aristocratic Spanish ladies who took up smoking secretly. Court Records MUNICIPAL COURT June ID, 163 Raymond Jackson, drunk 115 or llv 10 days. Lea Johnson, drunk.. S25 forfeit. Arthur Gilbert Swaim, drunk, $50 or 10 or 20 days. James CI lie Hill, drunk, 150 or 10 or 20 dayt. Burdetta Ochlho, drunk, S25 or five or 10 day. Alien Lea Brown, drunk, $25 or five or 10 days. Crystal Vincent Dearlnger, drunk, $25 or five or 10 days. Raymond Jackson, drunk, $50 or 10 or 20 days. Alum Beat, crunK, 5 or five or iu days. Oeorga Lee loao, orunK, i or live - 10 days. I HAVE YOUR CAR WASHED , . . automatically )n leu than 10 minutei, $1.25. . Sparkle Car Wash 4023 So. Sixth od from Hk gas tax refund monoy. JxK-atiom were determined by need. The Intersection of Walnut and Lake is tho firo equipment route to all points. Alma and Lake intersection required the eervices of an officer and a patrol car three times a day during the year. With tho installation of lights, this expense to the city haa been eliminated. I Industrial Electric Co. of Red- whal". To receive your copy write to Ann lenders, in care of this newspaper, enclosing a long, self-addressed, stamped envelop and 33 cents in coin. ding is the contractor. Aluminum Awnings Local TU 4-8196 Ttrms to Suit ARALUM KiT LOADED with Summer Savings SOMETHING CROWjf? 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