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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 19, 1963)
I 11 Young Bninet Beauty Keeps Busy As Coed, Bride, Actress And Model By GAY PAILEV I'PI Womrn's Editor NEW YORK UPI. -Off cam pus, she's a tall brunette beauty ith careers going in movies, modeling and television. On campus, she's pure coed right down to knee socks, skirt, sweater and ribbon in her hair. On and off campus, she's one of the busiest young talents go ing, with a work schedule I sus pect only youth could take. Professionally, she is known as Pamela Tiffin, who started her movie career in 1961 with a role in Tennessee Williams' "Summer and Smoke," has been featured in six other films and in January will start a seventh, "The Lively Set." She's also Pamela Tiffin, seen model ing high fashion in "Vogue", seen modeling -Miss or -Mrs. Average in Sears Roebuck and Co. catalogues. Prestige vs. Pap "Vogue," she commented can didly, "is for prestige. Sears is for pay." When she models, other than for prestige, the pay is from $60 an hour on up to $120 in some instances, she said: Alabama Chief To Visit State MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UPD Gov. George C. Wallace of Ala bama will make a speaking tour of five western states in Janu ary, his office said today. A detailed itinerary was not yet announced, but sources said the tour would cover Colorado, Arizona, California, Oregon, and Washington. Speaking dales include Eu gene, Ore., and he probably will hold a press conference in Port land. His office said he was re sponding to a number of speak ing invitations received during the last several months. QUILTED ROBES Her "at home" life has a new glo round with this duster. It boasts the fashion world's most perfect, long -stemmed American Beauty rose . . . appliqued on soft-touch quilted ny lon tricot. Graceful ribbons form a satin bow at the neckline! All colors, sizes 10 to 20. f I O98 others at 15.98 I i ;! i u i flA I -h f f t i In private life, she is 21-year-old Mrs. Clay Kelker, bride of one year of an editor at the New York Herald Tribune, Vi king Press and Ladies' Home Journal. She's also a student at Columbia University where she currently is taking two evening courses in the history of art. She rated herself "about a sophomore and a half" but said she eventully will get that de gree. "Columbia doesn't know hat to make of me," she said. "It, just seems that an actress M not supposed to be in that academic world. The Campus Image "I try to fit in. I wear coed clothes., .knee socks, sweaters, hair ribbons." As if modeling, movies, matriculation and marriage weren't enough to crowd into one life. Miss Tiffin will make her television debut on Christ mas Eve in ABC's 'The Fugi tive." She has just completed for Twentieth Century, Fox a pilot film for a proposed tele vision series. And she's study ing acting three times a week with Stella Adler. 1 talked with Miss Tiffin in the living room of the duplex apartment she and her husband recently purchased. She's super vising the decoration, but said her husband thought a bit hap hazardly. "He leaves me lists of things to do," she laughed. "Today, I'm supposed to get some sconces wired. Clay describes this room as a decor with 14 holes in the wall" (for fixtures not yet installed). A Question Why is she attempting so many caieers when most 21-year-olds would settle happily for one? "I've always regretted t h e periods in my life when 1 didn't forge ahead," she said. "I know so many people who regret the things they didn't get done. I WWK ; j&W&llM A S 012-13-24-30 'Who' 4fiwwln : 0IM"" 7A" I ' Aft'B'Ki ' 'V-ifiWvf' A 1-16-19-36 1 1 Question f A , VY . a4Q.48-81-82 12 You're iffl VSwdLT, VjTL W 32-4j-53 !oAmb,on. f At - V 25S' lW KeV 'I: Vl00 27 Seldom 98 wmmm n& y: mm? u Hostess Robes The most exciting fashions in robe-gowns for many years! Hostess gowns are "right" for lounging ... or receiving. Select hers from shift or full skirt styles now on display. Sizes S-M-U. don't want to be like that. I'm plagued that there will not be enough time to do all the things I w ant to do. Pamela Tiffin was born in Oklahoma City. Okla., and grew up in Oak Park. 111., a Chicago suburb. Her father, Stanley Wonzo. is a successful archi tect. Tiffin is her mother's maiden name and her own middle name adopted as her last for professional use. .Miss Tiffin is five feet seven and three-quarters inches tall barefoot and weighs 116 pounds. Measurements. "Nothing excit ing," she decided. She began modeling in free time during high school in Oak Park and moved on to New York after graduation in three years w ith a straight "A" aver age. Her grades at Columbia aren't always so high, she said, "because making movies keeps cutting into my class attend ance." She laughed as she recalled an incident during the filming this fall of "For Those Who Think Young." Her co - star asked her where she was going when the movie was finished and she answered, "to Colum bia." "Oh great," he said. "What are they shooting over there?" FFA Slates Holiday Dance MALIN -. The Malin FFA Chapter will hold its annual Christmas dance on Dec. 28, with "Starlight Delight" as t he theme. Pete Coley's band will provide the music from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. in the Malin Grade School gym. The added attraction at this year's dance will be the chapter sweetheart contest. The sweet heart selected will be a Malin High School student. cot i m tkv - item l i v.v TVL? m, The Very Latest! Beautiful New! I 22", 39" I HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath fci niiiiiiinriM . dUI h tmmmm a i V wi,i-. -n NEW OFFICERS The Linkville Kiwanis Club has elected and installed new officers and directors. Seated, left, is Gordon Jacobs, board of directors, and Don Bowman, new president. Standing, left to right, Tom Oden, second vice president; John No vak, Clauds Rodgers, Bruca Niles, Rex Young, Gale Staley, board of directors, Don ald Bauer, first vice president, and Lee McFarland, board of directors. Club members, assisted by Cub Scout Packs 75 and 42 and Boy Scout Troop 100, are helping to swell Santa's pack with the collection of toys for the needy. Lakeview Merchants Study Policies On Check Cashing LAKEVIEW Merchants of Lakeview were alerted through their check-flash system Mon day of a meeting in the court house Monday night, sponsored by the merchants committee of the chamber of commerce, to listen Jo a discussion of policy and precaution regarding the cashing of checks. Two previous meetings had been held by the committee and the district attorney, Chick Cha loupka, in order to determine these policies. Harold Donncr, chairman of the committee, presided. The outlining of the policies was turned over to Chaloupka, who cited the reasons for the steps being taken; the increasing number ot bad checks being passed in the county and the STAR Your Doily Accordi'na To develop message for Friday, read word corresponding to numbers ot your zodiac birth 31 Divtrt 32 You .33 Mmlintd 34 Bring 35Wmino 36 May 37 For? 38 II 39 Wirt 40 Break 4 1 Take 42 They 43 To 44 Alr 45 B 46 The 47Whot 49 A 4 Sorrwone 50 Try 51 Good 52 Welcome 5.1 Resolute 54 Don't 55 Flattery 5SDoy 57 Act 58 Health 59 Exactly ou for GoorJ Ad Open Tonite and Friday Night Falls, Ore. Thursday, December 19, 1963 added opportunity of the holi day season for such occurrenc es. The suggestions outlined for merchants stated: do not cash checks without any purchase be ing made; be skeptical of small purchases which require a bal ance in cash; be especially care ful on holidays when banks are closed; do not cash checks for non-residents, except after thor ough investigation; do not hesi tate to call an out-of-town bank and require that the customer pay the toll charge; require pos itive identification, at least two or three pieces bearing signa ture and physical description, and then compare with bearer; in two-party checks, know the endorser, as the drawer has no responsibility; have one person GAXElC? Activity Guiefo M to ih- Stars. 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Complete with tor phone and leather carry cote. PAGE (A authorized to cash checks, or make each employe responsible; check with the district attorney's check list at the dispatcher's of fice. Chaloupka also outlined situa tions where prosecution Is war ranted and explained the exces sive cost to the state if such is required for each check 'of a small amount. The cost is usual ly prohibitive because of the need for extradition of the of fender. He explained the so-called "paper hanger trick" of estab lishing a small deposit in a lo cal hank and then drawing checks on the account for much larger sums; the risk taken with non-residents or those with a brief residence. The committee plans to have cards printed which the mer chants will show in a prominent place indicating that nil checks will be cleared through the po lice department. The district at torney will keep a list of all bad checks and will clear this each week through the dispatch, er's office, so that the mer chant can call there in case of any doubt regarding a check. The district attorney also stal ed that his office will write a letter, if requested, demanding payment on any bad check re ceived. If prosecution rather than payment is demanded, it Is necessary that the mer chant irrevocably elect such pro cedure and follow through. In a discussion and questions regarding shoplifting, the official stated that in order to escape lihel or slander suits, the mer chant must let the offender get out of the store and then make charges. All juvenile cases must be checked with the circuit judge who is the judge of the juvenile court. put a $1195 1 T $0195 21 $16 95 if IB"!: Air Route May Start In Summer VIENNA (UPD-Kederal Av iation Administrator N'ajeeb E. Halahy said today live proposed direct Moscow-New York com mercial air service may go into operation next siimmer. Halaby arrived here from Moscow on his way back to Washington after talks with So viet airline and aircraft experts on the planned air link and su personic transport questions. Halahy told I'PI his talks with Soviet officials were "friendly, frank and very com prehensive." He eaid a "step-by-step survey of technical problems" could solve difficul ties connected with the pro posed New York-iMoscow serv ice, and it may well be in op eration by net summer. The FAA chief said tlie Hus sians apparently are moving at about the same speed as the United States and along the same lines in the field of super sonic transport. He flew to Vienna in a spe cial i Lockheed Jetstar plane. He said before he left Moscow he would take advantage of the flight to test Soviet, Polish and Ciech air and navigational aids along the way. Soviets Launch New Satellite MOSCOW (UPD-The Soviet Union today launched another unmanned satellite. The official Soviet news agen cy Tass said "Cosmos 24" car ries scientific instruments which will continue space re search in accordance with the program announced last March 16. It was the lfilli satellite launched by the Soviets this year, Including two manned space ships. DECEMBER VLTUU Foam Back RUGS $21 95 Tweed pattarni In toft tonti of brown i, grcns, btlgei, ate. All foam backtd no pod nictnary. Dactmbtr Salt priced! ROOM SIZE RUGS Sizes up to 12 x21' $ 8 SI Your choice of various- iliet bring your room moaturementit Good choice of col ore and oil ar foom backed. 9'x12' LINOLEUM RUGS $E98 Brand new patterns with a glossy, durable hard wearing fin ished surface. Your choice BR0ADL00M CARPET Several Rolls To Choose From . . . Nylons & Wools Savo up to 50 "o on this ftroupf Chooto from Candy Stripe, twtodi. gold ond bcigo. Good mottriali . . Dtctmbr Solo Priced! OVAL New Adult Class Schedule Planned By Lakeview High LAKEVIEW plans are now underway to begin the winter semester of adult education classes during the middle of January, according to Bob El den, adult director at Lakeview High School. These courses are set up for approximately 30 hours of non college credit instruction, meet ing in three hour classes from 7 to 10 p.m. one night each w eek for 10 weeks. Most courses are vocational in nature and anyone out of high school may enter. A course in conversational Spanish is presently being planned to begin on Wednesday, Jan. 22. The class will be taught by Don Blood, high school Spanish instructor. Featured this year in the course will be the extensive use of the h i g h school's new language teaching laboratory. The course has been designed for those people inter ested in learning useful Spanish for conversational purposes. Home economic courses In cluded this winter wiH be one class of Bishop Sewing II to be taught by Mary Abramson. Plans now have this course be ginning on Tuesday, Jan. 21. In terested persons are asked to contact Mrs. Abramson at WH 7-7303. A seliedulcd class in mil linery has been canceled until sometime in the spring. Agriculture courses to be of fered this winter, if enrollment Malin Program MALIN -The Malin High School faculty has announced that the school Christmas pro gram will be held Thursday eve ning, Dec, 19, In tlie gymnasium. Parents and friends are invited to attend, and there will be no admission charge. " " , "ROOM SIZE RUGS. LINOLEUM, 9'xW Your Choice Per sq. Yard BRAIDS New Shipment Just Received Excellent selection of colors In this newly arrived group. Rich combinations of browns, reds, greens in random sizes from 2'x3' to 9'xl2 December sale priced as marked. See these! SALE PRICED for this EVENT! is sufficient. Include farm book keeping, designed for beginning students, and a course in range end pasture management. 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