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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 18, 1963)
. 1963 Pace 10-A jrld & Newi Klamath Falli Vandalism Investigated By Police City police are investigating two acts of vandalism that oc curred in the past three days, oie at the First Federal Bank, 5fe Main Street, at 5:41 p.m. SCnday, and the other at the Wamath County Library, Mon day at about 12:25 a.m. IBank officials estimated $1,000 damage was caused when some ope fired a rifle shot through the bank window that also pierced a cnrtain and entered the ceiling. JCity police found an empty car fridge outside the building and du the bullet slug out of the ceiling. A witness who saw the shooting wrote down the license number of the car as the vehicle sped away. Polce Indicate there is.a suspect in the case. Betty Cote, county librarian, told police tliree teen-age boys pulled fixtures off the men's rest room at the library Monday aft ernoon. Mrs. Cote gave descrip tions of the youths to the po liy, but there are no suspects. 3.0 estimates of the damage . .V :I..U1 immeuiuieiy uvtmuuii;. NO MONEY DOWN ON CREDIT AT WARDS-JUST SAY "CHARGE, IT!" j Board Picks Delegates LAKEVIEW An organizational meeting of the new advisory board or the Lakeview District of the Bureau of Land Manage ment was held Monday, July 8, ahd delegates were selected to aftend the state advisory board njieting in Baker, July 16-17. iUUthoueh the orocedure of nom- liljlion and election was changed tola mailed ballot tins year, all tltf old members were reelected. The cattle representatives are Reuben Long, Fort Rock, chair man: Con Lynch, Lakeview, vice chairman; Henry Gcrbcr, Bonan za; George Elder, Lakeview, and Terence CahiU, Add, ' In addition, two sheep represen tatives were added, Ben O'Kccffc oC Silver Lake and Jeremiah OXeary of Paisley. T. II. Conn oC Lakeview is the wildlife rep rejentative appointed by the state director. 5he delegates chosen for the stale board meeting were Gcrbcr as; cattle representative, with Ljnch as alternate, and O hccllo as-.shcep representative, wiin O'fceary as alternate. G e r b e r is-chairrnan of the state hoard. Also attending the meeting 6re Conn and George Lea, dis trait BLM manager. HI! l-. mlU m . 511 ! J f c; Ul-t Kill it l:; r iri 1 f I M, k t A r ri k U J&i . . "rr'' THE GREEN LIGHT IS THE "GO" SIGN AT WARDS; SHOP EARLY FOR THESE BIG VALUES 5.07 SAVING! I2-DRAWER, 56" TRIPLE DRESSER Unpointed dresser built so solidly you can load the drawers without worry. Ponderosa knotty pine is glued, nailed, screwed. Fin ish as decor dictates. 32 88 Reg. 37.95 .1 School Day Made Longer rJUNSMuItt - The school day wjjj bo lengthened at tlie Duns niirir Elementary School this fall and shop and art classes will be curtailed at the Junior high level for greater emphasis on academ ic cubjects, the school board has announced. School will begin at 8:55 a.m. an) dismiss at 3:35 p.m. with a 45-minute lunch hour adding 25 minutes to the school day. Paul Lciis, science teacher, will teach shop as an elective subject and Hejen Marske. art teacher, will al$ teach literature courses this fa(j; Jtternoon as well as morning kindergarten classes have been approved by tlie board due to a heaVy pre-rcgistration of students. Afi increase In California Schpol Board Association dues wa$ protested by the board at iht; July meeting. Dues, now $106, have slxiwn a steady in crease. Dr. II. A. Meredith said, anrf the board secretary was authorized to ask for an explanation flie August board meeting was eet.for Aug. 6 at 7:30 p.m. in Uio! school library. The annual puljic budget hearing will be held at tins meeting and gasoline bids for school bus use will be opened Gerald Spencer is the newly elected chairman of the Duns- muir Elementary School Board and Will Ellington is tlie newly eloeted clerk. At tlie June meet ing' Jack SamucUon and N e al Kluckman, retiring board mem belt, were recogniicd for their scrjice. 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Spatter and stria patterns in selected colors. 9x9". Durable, thrifty! Designer colors IVaC IACM . 10' REG. 3 PRS. 1.15 MEN'S WORK SOCK 77 prs. Price cut! Sturdy 2-ply cotton plaited with ny lon for longer wear. Long or slack length. Washfosf. 10'2 to 13. PHONE TU 4-3183
