Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, June 23, 1963, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextI HKRAI.D AND NEWS. Klamath ( t- I ''-; .' SET FOR SUMMER FUN TRIPS Three Klamath Falls youths prepare for the YMCA's summer fun trips startina June 24. The trips are open to all boys in grades four through eight. There s still time for interested boys to sign up at the YMCA. Larry Glasscock, loft, checks his flashlight for the trip to the Lava Beds to explore the ice caves, and his brother, John, center, looks over an old gun, prior to goinq to Jacksonville, where one of the highlights of the trip is to visit the museum. Chuck Hodges, right, is prepared for the swimming trip to Denton Park. Just Let Telephone Ring H.You Want By ANN LANDERS Dear Ann Landers: I have read your column for almost eight years and have learned a lol i from it. Be cause of you I no longer feel , guilty about re fusing to answer! i t h e doorbell when the neigh borhood pest shows up at 1:30 a.m. with her 3-year-old full of conversation which used to last through lunch. Now I have another problem. Does a person have the right not to answer the telephone il she doesn't feel like talking, or if il is inconvenient'.' A certain relative who is a no torious yakker telephones me at approximately the same time ev ery morning. She has tied me up or as. long as 45 minutes with petty gossip and foolish chatter. I decided to just let the phone ring. I think she is wise. Am 1 wrong to do this? WILL POW ER Hear Will: The person who put In the rail dors so at her convenience. Just because she Is willing, able and ready to gab is no sign you have to be on drrk to listen. If fiu don't feel like talking or llfttrnlng just let (he blnomln' thing ring. Dear Ann Landers: Our daugh ter will he 14 late this summer and we do not allow her to date. Both my husband and 1 arc avid readers of your column and wo are standing firm on this dating business until Margo gets to high school, which is what you recom mend. The problem is this: Margo has numerous friends, both boys and girls. She receives a good ' many telephone calls and both boys and girls seem to be visit ing here frequently. Shall we discourage the hoys from calling or coming to the Frog Jump Sanctioned ALTURAS - The Fandango Days sponsored frog jumping con test, to be held in Alturas July 4. has been sanctioned as a pre liminary contest for the Interna linn Frog Jump by the Calaveras County Irog jump headquarters in Angels Camp. Calif. The frog jumping contest will be held at 12 noon, following Ihe Main .Street parade. Also fea tured July 4 will be the Poquito Vaqueros Rodeo for the small fry at 2 pm . the Palmetto Polo game at 5 pm : the beef barbe cue at tile park from R to 9 p m . and the fireworks and street dame in the evening. This will be tlie first day of activities set lor the four-day event. ' The frog jump contest will fol low the rules of the international event, with the frog not to meas ure over four inches from nose to tail and a regulation burlap are na. According to the Calaveras headquarters, the world's lonccst jump is Ifi feet. 10 inches, estab lished in l!i."4 by Roy Weimer's frog. Lucky, from Calaveras County. The winning frog from the Al turas Fandanzo jump will be eli gible to jump in the finals at the May contest in Angels Camp next year without participating in Ihe pcliminary events Fmg jump chairman. Robert Schorch. says the Alturas Fan dango jumps will aim at break ing the established 19S4 record r it i Atk about daily "Business CarJ" SPOT ADS TU 4-1111 Falls. Or, house? My husband or I are al ways present so the children are well chaperoned. We don't want to be too strict with our daughter but we don't want to go to the other extreme cither. Where is the sensible middle ground? Thank PONCA CITY you. Dear I'oncu: You are wise to' seek the middle ground and I be. Ileve It's where you arc at the moment. Keep saying no In datine until Margo Is In high school, but per mit boys to telephone and come to the house to visit, she won't feel deprived, yet she won't be dating. My hat is off to ynu for having sense enough In Insist on remain ing in the driver's seal. These days too many parents are col lapsible. Dear Ann Landers: My prob lem is not one on which the world will rise or fall but it lias caused me endless consternation and 1 need help. About four months ago I began to date a very nice man who op erates a small business near my place of employment. He Invit ed me out and 1 accepted. He brought along a corsage of green baby orchids. My dress was elec tric blue. I wore the flowers al though electric blue and green arc hideous together, as ynu can imagine. Two weeks laler it happened again. He brought along a cor sage ol red roses. My dress was. a naming tangerine. The color combination couldn't have been more nauseating. Last week his lodge had its summer formal. Tins lime he went all out a huge purple orchid. My gown was ming dyn asty red. I couldn t bear to put ,hat p,Ir'pl, ,oW(T on my red -So , jnn(x, jt 0 m evc. ning bag. I'm afraid lie was hurt. Do ynu have any advice for1 me? This man seems to have ajvelnpe. rare talent for selecting flowers! Ann lenders will be glad to of exactly the wrong color, help you with your problems. ERNA j.Send tliem to her in care of this Dear Erna: Don't discourage newspaper enclosing a stamped, his tender sentiments. Just Irl self-arldressed onvcloc. Ijj&fiTSTAR -By CLAY R. ft Tour Deity Aeeofdino To drvf lop message for Monday, reod wo'Hv correwofxJmg to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign. I MAY 31 3E-rcr 4 Ynu 5 Gvo "t 6 fv'nerifl 7 Vwjf 9 Con II C v - l3Pt"tt 11 W-1 1ANe- IU T.,,., 20 Tv 1 10 52-63 Jl5-ia39 HVIS-69-78 CANCII f jurt ai H N37 4A5J42 H76g-73-5-W oi JUL J4 vaoo (V)Gond 30-J 76 MM INI Cr.y JVNI 23 Refinance Your Home Lower Monthly Poyments it Lower Interest Rates If Your Property Qualifies 30 yean S,4S tnterait. On newer type retidential prepcrty in rettricrtd ertet including and cam pa ratal te, MTne, Loma Linda, W Park and part af Hot Sprinfi. Na lean feet er elating tot ether than title fee. Principal and interett S5.84 par 11000.00 per month, ar S1U.I0 menthly an 120.000 lean. Contact its If vo would like ta 1 Reduce your month ly paymenti; '2' Obtom additional fundi far investment ar ether pvrpaMi ar; (Ji Refinance in connection with m. BARNHISEL AGENCY 112 S. 8th St. Telephone TU 2-3461 Sunday, June IS, IMS PAGE S-A! Fire School Win Goes , To Klamath The Klamath Ranger District won the Winema Guard School Trophy at the close of the three day fire school held at the Seven- mile Guard Station, near Fort Klamath, from Tuesday through Thursday of last week, according to Dan Abraham. Winema For est fire control officer. Competing for the award, oth er than the winners, were the dis tricts of Chiloquin and Chemult. which won the trophy the lirst time it was given last year. The winner was determined on jthe basis of the aggregate results of a written examination and five events testing the efficiency of members of each fire district in applying fire-fighting techniques. In the only competition among individuals, two employes of the Klamath District placed first and second in the compass reading and pacing contests. They were in their order of finish, William R. Smith, trail crew foreman, and Peter L. Stemplc, fire control aide. District results: Pumper con- lest (volume' Chiloquin, Che- mult. Pumper contest (accuracy Chemult, Chiloquin. Hose roil ing Klamath. Chiloquin. Dirt throwing Chiloquin, Chemult. Compass reading and pacing Chiloquin. Chemult. Written test Klamath. him know that your favorite flowers are white roses, gar denias, orchids, pennies, lilies, mums. Anything white. To learn the booby-traps ol teen-age drinking write for Ann "Teen age lenders' booklet, Drinking." enclosing with your request 2fl cents in coin and a long, self-addressed, stamped en- GAZER! Q POLLAS- utu OCT. 23 8 lonwv Activity Guide H le Ih Start. b8 67 90 87 -. KOtP'O OCT. J- Qfc Crv. 33 Vj 2 A-i7 26 d 31 AH 6iP9vt 3iArt Wrvr 36Coh MMi-y 37Yj 67lnt 35 Havf P iOC-k 70Vi 1 rVmoevjing 7! L"' J? 7 7:j Pa"'M 7 SuTfiM 4l Miy 7f 47 Ph? 77 D 47 r '-5v 71 P ,tf ! 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The more men in the spaceship, the more deadly it could become This looms as possibly the most pressing problem we face in preparing for future deep space travel, WcImt said. Could Be Worse Space smog would be 100 times worse than the smog plaguing Los Angeles." Weber said that whereas smog Paris, France. The school board will pay a part of Seastrong's expenses, with the agreement that he will feat'" for a period of two year: when he returns to the United States. Seastrong. 23. is a graduate ol Bly High School and received Ins I bachelor of music degree in 19.V.I I irom the University of Oregon. I He has taught grade school music I for the past four years at the1! Harvey Clarke Elementary ' School in Forest Grove. p,:i.. o.?rt m isuny .ww Till 9 P.M. 47e 2Jc CHARGE IT. . . it's in the earth's atmosphere is con-i tinually circulated, a confined spaceship would surround man! with 'a hostile environment of a vacuum" that would breed a lethal concentration of "space smog. On a lung space trip, Webcri said, a number o chemicals from the body such as methane, ace tone and ammonia "could tear up the liver or dchabilitato the lungs." A lethal dosage of "space smog could come from the as tronaut's breath, saliva, sweat and other functions. "As man e"ters space his bac teria will accompany him," the scientist said. "For example, the skin bacteria could decompose many of the ma terials exuded through the skin and produce sizable amounts of such contaminants as organic acids. New unsusiiected toxicants of high concentration probably would enter the spacecraft's atmos phere." Weber said that, as of now, MONDAY NIGHT JUNE 24 ONLY THEATRE DINING Winema Motor Hotel Brand New! BATH TOWELS Stripct Solid Print! easier to Pick, Astronauts ther are almost no original in estigations to be found on toxic hazards in manned space environ mental systems. What is needed first, he said, is identification of the contaminants and then means of removing those that could cause trouble. Studies The Problem "I have been studying this crucial problem for six years and have so far found at least 400 different materials the human body gives off," he said. Tie added that 80 per cent of these possess a potential of being or becoming deadly. "In the spacecraft's atmosphere they might not only accumulate, but could react with one another! into a contaminant 100 times more toxic than either in its original state." Weber said. Weber, a former U. S. Air SMALL APPLIANCE REPAIRS Vacuum CUsntrs Wens Minn Ceffet Maktri Fani Toasters Hatrt Electric Fry Pant WORK GUARANTEED REX APPLIANCE REPAIR CENTER 12 I. Main TU 4-3353 Reg. 98c Reduced! easier to Plan, easier to Payl IForce scientist at the Aerospace Medical Center at Brooks Air Force Base, San Antonio, Tex., is one of the nation's few authorities, on space toxicants. He recently became manager of bioastronau tics for Beckman Instruments, Inc. "Russia is way ahead of us in simulated space studies involving. toxicants and our lack of ex perience in this field could be a major roadblock when wo try to embark on manned flights to (he; planets, Weber said. He said the seriousness of space smog" has not yet arisen with astronauts because flights to date, such as those in Mercury capsules, have not been long enough (or ill effects. Best Selection in Town.' 30 E OLDS 10 - CADILLACS 'We're REALLY Trading!!! DICK B. MILLER CO. flWaswisvq,'WSsjsD Library Plans Story Hours CHILOQUIN - The Chiloquin County Library will have iu reg ular story hour at the library starting on Wednesday, June 26, at I p.m. The age group will be from 5 to 8 years old. The library hour will run for five weeks, meeting every Wednesday at the same time. Story tellers this year will be Minnie Mallory, Anahelle Bates, Mary Whiting, Helen Rogers and Vina Kirk. Refreshments will be served. ORIGINATED IN ROME As a result of the Roman par tiality to wind instruments, most of the w ind instruments in a mod ern orchestra originated during the Roman Empire. 7th & Klamath 24" x 44" bath towl ;