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Newspaper Page TextDiving Scuba Course Set For July The Parks and Recreation Of fice announced Thursday that a course in scuba diving will be offered at the municipal swim ming pool. Don J. Oman, who is trained in all phases of underwa ter scuba apparatus, will be the instructor. The course is open to anyone over 12 years of age, but the class will be limited to 10. Those registering are asked to be at the pool Friday, July 5, for a test on continuous swim ming 25 lengths of the pool. The first meeting will be Monday, July 8, 7:30 p.m. at the Klamath Auditorium. Fee for the course is $15 per! student. Required equipment will be a snorkel tube, Nippers and a face plate. Call the pool to register. The number is TU 4-5214. Aggressive Females Always Look Cheap The rare okapi is a strange creature with a giraffe head, donkey ears, horselike neck, elk-1 like body and zebra legs Dear Ann Landers: At first I just smoldered when my "friend pretended to be a little high. Li- quor is sup posed to excuse all those cute passes at my husband. Now I'm in flames This has been going on for quite some time but I've hated to let anyone know how it infuriates me. After last Sat urday night I think perhaps should tell the bimbo off. After a few martinis, this so- called social register dame jumped on my husband's lap, fell into his arms, and invited him to crawl behind the sofa with her in search of an earring. All this under the guise of being loaded, of course. In the mean time she could drink any truck driver under the table. I am fed up on the whole dis gusting business but 1 need a more level head than mine to decide what to do about it. FIRE IN WHITE PLAINS Dear Fire: This "Don't blame me, I'm drunk" routine is as old as the grape. It's always a mistake to tell another woman to leave your husband alone. It usually en courages the wench. She'll figure you are frightfully insecure and ALSCO ALUMINUM SIDING Local TU 4-8196 Termt to Suit ARALUM decide that maybe she does have a chance, after all. Wildly aggressive females who1 throw themselves at men kxik cheap. If the wife can handle the situation with dignity this kind of character will look even cheaper. Keep you head up and your mouth colsed. WANTED PONY EXPRESS RACE ENTRIES $50.00 Purse. $5.00 Entry Fee. Sign up ot Willard Hotel. TU 2-6876 BEESLEY and MURRAY ATTORNEYS at LAW announce the termination of their partnership as of June 30, 1963. Mr. Richard C. Beesley will remain in the general practice of law at 538 Main, Street, Klamath Falls, Oregon, Mr. Freeman C. Murray is retiring from the practice of law in the City of Klamath Falls and will announce his future plans at o later date. Dear Ann Landers: I work in an office where all the girls get along pretty well. Two of these girls told me they did not want to open up charge accounts be cause they were afraid they'd be tempted to spend more money than they snould. So they asked if they could charge on my account. They promised to have the money in my hands by the time the bill came due. For the first couple of months it worked fine. They paid as promised. But for the past four months I've had nothing but trouble. One girl "forgets" what she bought and I have to track down sales slips to prove it was her purchase and not mine. The other girl is always broke. Now she owes me for articles she charged in .March. If I tell them they can't use my account any more it w i I 1 break up our friendship. Please tell me what to do. SUPERCHARGED Dear Super: Tell both girls jou are closing your charge ac count and then go ahead and do it. When you re-open the account it's not necessary to broadcast the information. Shpuld they learn of it and ask again to use your account tell them it would be less complicated if they saved the money and paid cash. Dear Ann Landers: What do you think of a 45-ycar-old father who addresses his 9-ycar-old as "Sweetie Pic?" I have begged by husband to stop it. If any of the kids in the neighborhood hear him the boy will be teased unmercifully. "Sweetie Pie" is not a nickname of endearment. My husband uses it when he is annoyed with the boy which is about 90 per cent of the time. We have two other sons and my husband has never given them any nicknames. I believe he is actually hostile to this par ticular child and this is his way of teasing him. What can I do about it? UNHAPPY MOTHER Dear Mother: Your husband sounds like a kid himself. Tell him to cut It out or his son will grow up to despise htm If he doesn't already. Confidential to SUSPICIOUS WIFE: That makes two of us. There Is a difference between gopd sound reasons, and reasons that sound good. To learn the difference be tween a marriage that "settles down" and one that "gets dull." send for Ann Landers' booklet. What To Expect From Mar riage, enclosing with your re quest 20 cents in coin and a long, self-addressed, stamped envelope. Ann Landers will be glad to Send them to her in care of this newspaper enclosing a stamped, self-addressed envelope. General Fund Balance May Be $897,000 SALEM (UPll-Oregon will end the 1961-63 biennium Sunday with a general fund balance of about $897,000, Finance and Administra tion Director Freeman Holmer predicted today. General Fund revenues for the biennium totaled about $233 mil lion. Holmer said, about $22 5 mil lion less than expected. The legislature two years ago anticipated general fund revenues of $255.8."i0.0O0, Holmer said. The $987,000 balance takes into account a $700,000 deficit expect ed this month in the State Tax Commission. The bulk of state personal in come tax refunds were paid out during June, and Holmer said the refunds would total about $700,000 more than tax collections for the month. To keep the state's general fund from skidding into the red, $5.5 million was transferred to the general fund this month from the veterans' bond sinking fund Gov. Mark Hatfield earlier this year ordered a series of severe cutbacks in agency spending. Holmer said the underspending totaled about $8.7 million. In addition, there was an $11 million increase in other state revenues from such items as the increase in the price of liquor. Holmer said personal income tax collections for 1961-63 were $20.6 million less than expected. and corporate income tax collec tions were down $2.2 million. More Than Double The $987,000 balance is more than double the $473,100 forecast by Gov. Mark Hatfield when he announced his proposed budget lor the 1963-65 biennium last Dec. Some of the state's increased revenue at the end of the bien nium resulted because the legisla tur did not eliminate the liquor purchasers' permit as requested by Hatfield. The 1963 legislature approved a $404 million general fund budget for the coming biennium the largest in the state's history. To finance the budget, a $IM million revenue increase was adopted. The bill increases state personal income taxes, corporate excise taxes, and grants some re lief for taxation of capital gains. TAUtUt APR 21 (3 52-57 r-' 59 657 M-74-B4-&3 OIMINI pl MAY 22 4 - S- 6 13-56 CANCII Pi MM7-35-47 M54-60-83 89 uo AUG IJ V-,30-34.45-53 558-61 85 VIICO ?A AVG. 24 SEPT.M QV 6-17.36-49 ''49-55 67 1 H Your Daily Activity Gvid JH According to lh Stan. To develop message for Saturday, read words corresponding to numbers ot your Zodiac birth vga t Favors 2Good 3 letter! 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J- WAR 21 4V M?0 28-45? 170-73-77 V Home Suffers1! Fire Damage A fire of unknown cause that started in a chair and spread to a plastic curtain and clothes clos et at the William Snider resi dence, 2251 Applepate Street, was extinguished by firemen of the city fire department substation Thursday. Firemen pot to the fire just as it started to blaze up one ol the walls in Snider's living room und had it under control before it caused extensive damage to the house. There was extensive s m o k e K) damage to the room plus damage to the chair, curtain, rug and clothes in the closet. No damage estimates were made. The cause of the fire is still under investigation. Prison Coed Just Scared All Surfaced Roads Open In Fremont Forest Area LAKEV1EW The weekly rec reation report of the Fremont Na tional forest is as follows: Bly Ranger District: 'Roads- all surfaced roads are passable Side roads are muddy with soft spots. i ails The trail to Blue Lake and through the Gearhart Wild Area will be opened this week. Campgrounds Sprague Riverl and Lofton Reservoir c a m p grounds arc open. r ishing t air. Fire Danger Weekend showers lowered the fire danger. Cheat- grass at lower elevations is start ing to dry out and will present a hazard with warm and drying wether. Weather Showers over the en tire district last weekend. Special Hems Logging trucks are hauling over Roads 21113, 3312, 30038 and the county road from the Camp 6 junction to Highway 66. Paisley Ranger District: Roads -Roads on district passable to, pickups, not recommended for passenger cars. River road is dry but still rough. Mill Creek Road open to Elder Creek. Trails Lots of snow on high1 trails. Campgrounds Marstcr Spring accessible from Paisley and rea dy for use. Water supply believed to be contaminated. Rring own water supply. Campbell Lake open from the Dairy Creek Road but road is rough. Deadhorse accessi ble but still a lot of snow around it. Sandhill Crossing not open due to mud and down limber. Lee Thomas accessible but road is rough. Fishing Limits arc being caught in the Chcwaucan River. Fire Danger Presently low be cause of continued rain. Some lightning last week. -Varied, cold and wet sunny and warm the Weathei one day, next. Silver Lake Ranger District: Roads All main roads open. Mostly unimproved roads impas sable due to soft spots and mini holes. Campgrounds Silver Creek Marsh and Thompson Reservoir Campgrounds open to picnicking and camping. Fishing Success fair to poor on troll in Thompson Reservoir. Moderate success reported for Guyor Creek, Silver Creek, and the West Fork of Silver Creek. Fire Danger Low as result of heavy showers orver the weekend. Weather Cool. Drews Valley. Thomas Creek and Warner Ranger Districts: Roads All main roads are pass able. All side roads are impass able. Fishing and recreation con ditions are very poor, but will improve as the weather im proves. Streams muddy, but wil improve as the weather improves. Weather Weather has been old and rainy in the high coun try. Snow fell at the 5.500 fool level on Saturday. 'riday. June 38, 13 HIRALD AND NEWS, KHm.lh Falll. On. PAGE J HAROLD'S Family Style Dinners 1034 Riverside WILL BE CLOSED JULY 2nd to JULY 16th DISI'KltSAI, lis equatorial regions are hit by most of the heat that Earth get's from the sun. Some is reflected right back into space and the rest is absorbed, heating the land and evaporating ocean water. Some ol this then is radiated into space at night, but most is curried by moisture-laden air or ocean wa ters to tlic surrounding areas and toward the poles. WAIT! Gignatic Overstock Sale Starts Monday, July 1st! Men's women's children's shoes Summer shoes, flats, men's dress and work shoes, can vas shoes, children's dress and play shoes. Na tionally advertised brands at ridiculous prices! SHOE WAREHOUSE 230 Main Ph. TU 2-5434 (7 o)o o PRE 4th of JULY RIGERAT0R RAMC CL EA Happy Sei: Every refrigerator in stock reduced for this special pre-4th clear once! We're trading high, too, so if your present refrigerator is little tired and old, here's your chance to trade up to a new G-E Nothing finer! Get $100 TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE For your old refrigerator, 10 yeors old or newer. In operating condition. BREATHE EASY! Bor the door of your home to dust, pollens, heat and humidity this summer. Keep the air you breathe clean, cool, invigorating . . . with modern electric air conditioning. Many models. Reasonable cost. Excellent terms. air-condition For health ... for comfort See your favorite CoJ&re Electrical league dealer. NASHVILLE, Tenn. UPI An unfortunate thing happened to prison "coed" Sarah Jeannettc Johns on her way to the Univer- silv nf Tennessee. She succumbed to tile "sudden Tjmbi?l BOOST temptations of a free, modern society" and kept late hours ;T. ,,,, f Hnvam shortly after she was Daroled to I UTliea lOWII attend the university, state Cor rections Director Harry Avery said Wednesday. "I was scared of life," Miss Johns told the Pardons and Pa roles Board, which revoked her parole at a hearing Wednesday. She said she went to a movie Monday night, "got scared. SHIP AND TRAVEL... automated rail way CORVAI.LIS iL'PIi-The Benton County Board of Ko,iinlization has rejected an increase in tim berland values set by the State Tax Commission. The action silts almnsl $.1 mil lion in market values from tim- an(j berland to other property in the spent the rest of the night and '. ,. , , ' , . .. . , i Ihe board s decision is subject early mormng dnnkmg " local I ' taverns. Officers were wailing lor I mjssjftn ran llnd ,)c her when she returned home at 2 . .. , , d.III., lull! Hum a mj,. ..... ( I role curlew. I "Her conduct clearly indicates ! she should not be further paroled at present," said Avery. I The 23-year-old woman, whe ' had served four years of a 10-year I sentence for armed robbery, was released from prison last week to ' study criminal psychology at the i university. She had earned 12 col I lege credits through correspon dence courses. "She will be privileged to car ry on her education through cor respondence courses," said Avery. NO FROST EVER.' G-E "FROST GUARD' 2 DOOR UNION PACIFIC QUALITY rERF0RMA?CE fir! BSB Radio & Electric TU 2-4434 Cascade Home Furn. Co. Home Appliance Co. Leach Service U 4-8365 U 4-8183 TU 2-2528 LYNN COLBY 1229 Mom Repr.i.nlottve HAS BEEN AWARDED A CERTIFICATE FOR SUPE RIOR PERFORMANCE A5 A REPRESENTATIVE OF STATE FARM Lift Insuranct Company J. L. SCOTT Agency Manager ECCLES MOTORS All Models All Colors Over 30 To Choose From PRICES START AT $2376.00 (or a full sire Rambler Classic 4-Dr. Sedan. This car ii in our stock and ready to go. Nothing else to buy. LOOK AT THIS: A V-8 RAMBLER on our floor and ready to roll at only $2426.00. Here'i a real performing cor at a low, low price. ATTENTION! If jwi on '59, '60. '1 vi. Ctvy. Plymouth r ifiy-ytar RimblM REFRIGERATOR J M -j M 35 TB4I3W it At II II With Trade Get $100 Trade-in G.E. 13.2 cu. ft 2-Door REFRIGERATOR 105 lb. frccicr IA9S No Dcfroir in refrigerator 249 Shaffer Electric TU 2-5503 STATE FARM UF? IN RAMBLER'S 1,000,000 PRIZE GIVEAWAY ECCLES MOTORS 606 So. Sixth 342 No frotf ever forms, not even In big zero degree freezer. Choose from whife, copper tone or mix-match colors! 4 cabinot shelves, 2 slide-out shelves, 12.9 cu. ft. Two door convenience and big zero de gree freezer holds 98 pounds of frozen foods. YOUR CHOICE Right or Left Hand Doors! G-E 11.2 cu. ft. Refrigerator Self defrosting in refrigerator section! 219 Trade Many More Not Listed but all at Big, Clearance Price Savings! Come In Look! REMEMBER . . . W It- (waJete errltt tocllittM fat N O l Aftlint it 4 H mabM TV, Crt. flWI-l CJtt? IT Only 28 inches in width. Across the top zero degree true freezer holds 70 pounds of frozen foods; has full width porcelain crispcr. $100 TRADE-IN G-E Deluxe REFRIGERATOR Swing-out Shelves 105-lb. Freezer J v 28995 i TBJB4X Trado If V.r. Hin: I JO A.M. H J JO P.M. IBM mm I rkiw TU 4-1 1 II