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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 16, 1963)
HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falli. Orlra WednMdav. Females Jump Ahead Of SULPHURROCK, Ark. (LPI) The battle of the sexes is in full swing in this north-central Arkansas community of 225. The ladies are far out in front. The women put up an all female slcte to oppose the gent tlemen in the city's Nov. 5 elec tion and then the men put to gether a hurricd-up slate to run against thorn. Henley Hili Nates By KATHY DeGRANDE Henley High School's football field will soon be improved by the addition of a new electric scoreboard. A gift from the Coca-Cola Bottling Company and Pacific Supply Cooperative it was obtained through the joint efforts of Everett Ball and Lee McFarland. managers of the two companies. It is hoped tlie scoreboard will be ready for use for the Hornets next home game. The Library Club, formed by librarian Geneva Duncan, is joining the organized clubs at . Henley. Formed to keep inter ested students posted on the ac tivities in the library, the club will also have several social ac tivities during the year. At the initial meeting the group post poned the election of officers un til they could become better ac quainted with one another. Eugene was the setting for the 37th annual Oregon Press i-Conference held Oct. 11-12. Sev eral LaVista and Hornet's Buzz 1 4. r V 'W i. i er . , .V km! 5, .M. V 1 ,t DON'T YOU READ BEFORE YOU And don't you sometimes re read, study, compare, figure, measure, clip, save, and show to friends? When you're on the brink of buying,' aren't you hungry for But Mrs. Varna Travis, can didate for mayor, kept the wom en one jump ahead. She waited until after the deadline fur fil ing, and then announced two of the men candidates had not paid tlicir poll taxes and there fore weren't eligible. Mrs. Travis has a state at torney general's opinion to back her up. Monday night she staff members attended the two day meet. They were Peg Bald win, Shirley Kamarad. Jean Duffy, Cella Kerns, Don Wag goner, Karen Gentry, Carl Fors ter, Cheryl Forster and Vicki Trnka. Mrs. Keith Gentry and staff adviser Louise Mitchell chaperoned the group. UO Enrollment Nears 10.000 EUGENE (UPH Universi ty of Oregon President Arthur Flemming said Monday the school's enrollment probably would exceed the 10.000 mark for the first time. Flemming said at the close of business Oct. II, the last day to register without special peti tion, 9.955 students had paid fees. A year ago there were 69 students who were accepted for registration by petition. Flem ming said if the percentage trend continued the final regis tration would be about 10,025. r5 1 is? r - :. 9 facts, features, dimensions, styles, colors, capacities, and prices? Print advertising puts people who are close to a purchase close to the kind of informa One of a stria presented by the Print Advertising Association and October 16, 1963 Men In Balloi Baffle said, "The boys are still speak ing to me though." "This ought to prove a wom an can keep a secret," site said. "I didn't tell a soui about the poll taxes not being paid until after it was too late to refile." Mrs. Travis admitted that she had not seen the two would be candidates. She said it still is up to the county election board to rule on whether the two can run, but she is confi dent the board will see it her way. Mrs. Travis said It was a mark of carelessness on the part of the men that they had neglected to pay their poll taxes. "I- think if they're so care- 'Y Slates Spook Fun "Spooks Come Early" Is the theme of the YMCA Family Night beginning at 6:30 p.m. Friday. Halloween games and stunts will be featured and there will be the usual potluck supper. Those attending were asked to bring their own table serv ice, plus a hot dish and salad or dessert. Following supper and the Hal loween program, there will be recreation in the YMCA game room. Family nights are held each first and third Friday for YMCA members and their guests. VtJ V x r ; , mis r f 3 1 -, l7 i -3 tion they demand. Magazines, newspapers and brochures let them linger with your message for as long as they like. Print imparts important de tails, allows for colorful presen PAGE 3B less, so unfamiliar with the law, it shows we women could do a better job," Mrs. Travis said. It was fairly easy for airs. Tras to get access to the poll tax records. She is the city's recorder and knows for certain who does and who doesn't pay their taxes. 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