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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 7, 1965)
733 ~ « _ a . | 4 Rud Would- From By LANDERS Landers: A woman is as sweet as hon- but the min- ANN Dear Ann in our office ey on the surf ute letter, take’ I&# her:| comes birthday. This b my desk with came was juicy a gossip Last week. I of stunned so I woman gift. a could do nothin but thank her. After a few I regaine moments my and returned the composure unopene I told her I could not accept it. She asked why and I said, “A gift should be given to a| friend b a friend.” Sh re- plied “But I am your friend.” her I didn’t think of her gift himself. teach- s ea T a n — that Tech the insti- eacher w n rude. What UNDECIDED Undecided: Dear You not rude. You were cruel. heartless thing to do! a If you.were victimized studyin & a will r studen be sharp woman’s m friendship. Obviousl the kn _ of yet free lost, wo how woman felt you about didn’t her I not some me Calif—Funds for was én Weyerhaeus ye Compa WALTER T.SGT. property Mountain REARDON and sponsorshi and federal vate indust of held in 2 ties, with under the] of state| tours also other Orego natural kr auet hat idin science tour durin . ‘Cou - Iwhich have helpin in suppos to make rules and see their kids follow them. whose p: have a friend he ents let him do anythin wants to do and honestly, Ann Landers, the kid is a mess, He is alway in trouble. Las night a girl called me on the phon and asked me to be her date at a party. I asked RETIRES jan. of er of the private Raise of ty. county guishe military Flying Cross, occurred recently. school All TEM Homedale Grocer Special ad go aa thru P.M. last Thursday Wednesday from BASKET MARKET Christ is Lord 1909 int 7:00 TO Til Midnit Mo thr Sa Op administra:| Where th Bi Standard TODAY A.M. MARKET BASKET NO. 2 SOUTH 6th & SHASTA WAY | purel sel 9:00 AT sta may pa SHOP on So. 6th & Shasta Way Oth & Pine Road Cho ‘Fro 1ey Ro | ALWAYS 100 Selected Patterns! FIRST | ABOR FREE DRAPERI CUST CH IT! Actio Party years’ 23 Long service VICTORY Legislat Club Chemult Coll Lafayette attended ~ Fie la militar the county tion. indivi contri LAKEVIEW—One senior and 3.16 Kathy Hiatt, Neil Meis- three grad ner, Susan. Green, Vicki Hiatt, juniors received of 4,00 as shown Diane Tracy, Ronny Zell, hazard. Headquarters Air De -|point averages 3.00 release of the semester hon- ald Honald and Jim fense Command has adopte on Robert roll for the Lakeview Senior or Sophomore were the suggestio asa mandatory [High School by Willard M. Duncan, Gene Georgetta, Shar- wi on Christensen, principal Giles, Cina Weir and’ Leslie total Reardon has now won Ron Hotchkiss, Jim Bonnie Simpso was the sen- Pratt, 3. of $14 for his idea, Mike Newcombe Lumadue, A native of Braintree, Mass., ior listed for honors and juniors and Nanc Maxwell, 3.16 Car- Sergean Readon 35 has more| ‘were Marcia Gordon, Virginia rie Morris and Christine O’Har- Moss. Start and |) Gary than 1 years of military serv-| 3.00 ra, Other seniors and their GPA in Hawaii| tours ice, including Edris Win-| Falcon standing and Japan, He live in were, Height with his wife and four ward, Bonnie Thomas, Carol Al- Ann Weir, 3.83 Chris- Jen children. Holds to Lt, Col. Stanl at Kingsle participant in such be relaye to the sheriff&# office, polic or crimes time and effort to the program| rest and conviction of persons| which is coordinated b county for vandalizin or burglarizing extension agent in each coun-| lcount schools, Seve inciden of an th and Reward mation debris to the high marks of the December] water mother and she said, floods will be asked of state} my “The is no and answer an federal agencie by the tine Radford, Patty Lane, Jer-; for the next three years.” Scot Valley Chamber of Com-| goes was glad she said that. Now ry Bissell and Aaron Osborne, merce. and Anderson about 3.66; think Shery I don’t have to The chamber contends it was} Bruce MacKay, 3.50. dates for a lon time. Please accumulated debris, much of it were Other junior Patty print my letter for kids who Temnant of the 195 flood, that, ‘Metzen and Kathy Amos 3.83 ‘may not know that strict par- caused heavy property losses ents are the best kind -SMART- Thomas, CHEMULT The Chemult Carol Elder, Kenny SALEM (UPI)— following of ER NOW rendered and vast areas and Candace Rob-| Community Club held’ it 13t Marcia Mast were approve Friday measures agricultural land unproductiv There’s an Dear Carol Smarter: 3.66 Simpso ertson, in the clubhouse birthday party resolution has been passe ‘old saying, “If Atkin- by the Senate Loretta - yout but knew in North Chemult on Wednes- Jesse SB 3 —iRelating- to school] b the chamber calling attention what age could tell.” Ag can Bob DuMil-| Melvin Dick, son, Feb. 3 day, hazard fo the learn a few things from Youth Turner and Linda finance. jeu, Linda to unfair||> Many members were present, Moran, SB 44.— clogge river and stream chan-| too and you&# proved it 3.50. includin several of the charter’ nels to downstream The! areas. practice again Sophomore Listed members and invited guests. resolution notes minimal work approve é followin installed New officers were . Sophomor on the honor done in the past by the U.S. Touse: So solve some of the frustra- were Uly Stapleto and to finan- has not pro:| tions, disappointment and dis- b Mrs, Verne I. Brader and roll ‘HB 101 - Army Paula McDonald, 3.66; and Tim| cial follows Mrs.: William are as vided adequat safeguards. married life, of illusionments Vern Barry, 3.50 Mrs. mt; HB Relating to the R Representative of the U.S. send for Ann Landers’ booklet, Taylor, pr honorable! Seniors receivin vice Mrs.| and vehicles. president Army Engineer govern-| “What To Expec From Mar- Fridley, were Betty Kelly, Es- officials have been asked] riage,” enclosin with your re- Jack Grant, treasurer, and Mrs. ‘mention Relating to diking ment .|ther Evans, Dary Leavitt, Gwen} Leland secretai Towner, to meet with the Scott Valley ques 20 cents in coin and a’ ‘Wendler and Bob McGhehey, Corwin. Galbreath Mrs, Chamber of'Comme on Mon- Relatin to appe self-addressed, stampe Mr lon Kent Mays were. present 3.33; Lind Noble, 3.20 Ken’ of reassessments. day evening Feb. 8 to discuss| envelope with a gift of hand painte Giles, Laur Walsh, Bill Duke,’ Relating to hunt- a flood debris cleanu program. ‘Ann Landers will be glad to|& their Arlene Robnett and Gre Tra- china in appreciation for The disastrous Northern Cali- help you with your problems to soil and fornia flood had its beginnin Send them to her in care of work in filling the offices b ey, 3.16 Sherry Shelton, Jud sei two members who had moved Creel and Susan Kliewer, 3.00. water conservation in the tributary streams of the’ this a enclosin newspaper Honorable mention for juniors H 1194— Relatin to Scott River where flood waters: during the pas year: enve- stamped self-addressed The next meeting will be held lwent to Gene. Jaska, Lynn sprea over Scott Valley before| lope HB 126 Relatin to com- Wednesda March 3 when Abramson, Linda Linville, 3.3 channelin into the Scott Rive resources. coin collecting as a hobb and Sandra Wolf, Marcia Flynn, mittee on natural Canyo roaring into the Klam- Con- Memorializi HJM industries ac- for ath River and pickin up mo- Forest-based possibl profit will be dis- sey: Haugan Barbara Lee, Ar- lene Elle, Jimene Allen, Bar- gress to take action to preserve its count for one of every 2 job cussed. Anyon in the commu- and volume mentum on_ federal forest lands jin the United States labor force. nity is invited to the meetings bara Taylor and Floyd Cagle and restore to the Pacific Ocean. course moval Fighte 408th retirement maintenance years of active of resources. Blai flewjhe Bronze Star Medal, and the Air, service, with two Oak Leaf clus- Za-| H is Lt, Col, Stanle C, gorsk chief of maintenance/ters. Colonel Zagorsk is married Kingsle Field, who com-| plete 1 combat missions in|to the former Connie Bolinski, Pacific Theater and later|also of Plymouth Pa. The fam- served overseas in Alaska, Ger- include two sons and two to teach many and Japan daught He in Long Is native of A Pa.,! Plymouth, 27. Schools have right Squadro Col. R. H Dettre, — of cate certi about the use High School Announce Top Students Sergean Reardon&# new sys- tem reduces emptying time to about 2 minutes and require onl one man for the operation, It is less likely to be a safet a Zagorsky chief who complete 23 C. special interest) Orego youth to be- Lakeview 13-year- boy I am glad my me enoug to parents love |: yell at me when I do something think they wrong. I used to were just mean, but I know Good parents are better now. commandin presents Count school directors, be-| set with a rash of burglaries at state Seven agencie five] their schools, have raised the federal agencie 3 forest in- reward for information on such \dustries a number of city and| crimes to $10 from $2 will be pai for reward county department as well as| The information leadin to the ar-| throug am COMMAND PILOT program a better informed of natural come wise who T studies, in the Leaders pilot command , viewing th ground” an experie helpfu in were| Ser AND uri “on coun-| Afte 2 Year hours management} resource NEWS Klamath Falls, Ore Retir HERALD combat missions in a P-51 fight|and later earned a BA degre Pa-jfrom the. aircraft in the Western the University of er World War II citie Manila. Among his has| retired from the U.S. Air Force| decorations Distin- than 5, with more the conservation| practices and point 7 106 Feb. Kings Pilo A nearl 19,50 school| point out that the tours are not- childre mostl sixth graders, able example of cooperat by conservation agencie for-| participating. industries, tree farmers, in- Baker, Hood River, held| dividuals and school all of, Jefferson counties and Win Cas a to a to b basic Doakiillustrating at came foresters. agencie “and Conserv Sugges to it that re-| vis- a more. subjects is explained.) held last|or Aims of the program include} Timber] yo don’t know you, but based ETNA, jit church study class decture. She expect because she satisfied J. Walter T.S Reardon tours for the first time last has a goo figure and has giv- with Deschutes and Jef- been ha basé fuel section, ‘year, four children. need I en me awarded $10 for suggesting that ferson joining forces in a joint READ- help—STEADY connection be valve rogram. a sump In all, counties participating used on refuelin units, accord- 54 day on 34 Dear First, Information kee i Office of held tours Steady to the home four Kingsley Field. sites, not including Multnomah together— your which teachers| offers reasons. goo very Whenever a unit must go into students self and a guide Second you hire a competent the maintenance sho for a tour resource throug P or t- sump break, it is usually impos land’s Forest Park under the| Third, see clergyma sible to remove the fuel your ortland Area Resource Educa- about some: joint-counseling. A the pump. The old method was| from the tion Tour plan and to suck out the fuel who goes to PTA woman church meeting and to lectures top of the unit by means of an-| other unit, requiring three or| bad. can’t b all four hours work by a crew of two men. Dear Ann Landers: I a or ‘Scot Gro ‘As Ca Fo Rep & lea did. test ent was ay and past the poe ly br she would not have bought you a gift. I don’t know her| carry blow. est this heir that that the ze com and. fo of b tongue you fime ealize yes were What tell her off at the This is the way to let want know you don’t Widn chil ns afraid I was a little think?— do you _ atl The local wife sails in at 6:30 p.m., eats, leaves the and then dishes goes off to an art class, a PTA meeting, stl, fore students ‘ea forested site where persons| {rained in natural resource man-| discuss and demon- ement such topics as fire con-| strate natural state&# juse of the re-| tree identification, soil and| sources durin school forest| trol, and wildlife. Students| water conservation tour according tol about 15 minutes at each| by Orego spen station” on the tour where one| took a full hired who is woman sloppy, lazy nothin more than two arms and two legs When I get home lat_night I must start supper and straighte the house. My - typica school a conservation tour, month my wife time job and Last In Klamath| 2 — morsel had a graders of Sixth Dear Ann Landers: We have children, four oldest is The years old, the younges is 1 months. Five months ago my wife took a part-time job to which we extra earn money didn’t need. She left the chil- dren first’ with one neighbor then another without pay. Af- ter a while the neighbor resent- the ed it and refused to kee children. 1 turned does her sh Friend your on back .a is Klama Six Grad Joi I Fores Tour Reject Gift Girl — continui Rel — ingur b = t Relati — respon on v istri — E — HB — oi — ‘ot Ts Rela |= . froze cer C — — & Tw Kings in Serge Nam T To Post sergeant have| Calif. Sergea Hall will direct activities of nearly 500 air- non-| the been named to the to men assigne to the Combat com posts of two component Squadr ippor at Kingsle Field, the Informa- During World War I, Hall tion Office of the air field has and a surgical was a rifleman disclosed. Two Sergea master wife, Betty, his children’ in his new airmen’s har duties, will. as Services has A th inclu a DR “Ma HOOV Mein = nek Jec a O S graduate of the Air Defense| ac- base as in- ida veterinar complex responsi of the chief -. Seni by in Oregon weather conditi ‘The legen of St. Georg and| the dragon may be a Christian| version of the Greek myth of Perseu rescue of .Androme- in-/Command NCO Academy Ser- with his cluding the dispensar dental} geant Simmons resides wife and three children at THA clinic, medical supply and vet-| Wright Ave. erinary services. Medical Reserve in May, 1951. Force native of Los A Angele active’ duty with On continuous ithe Air Force since 1951 Ser- Calif, Sergea Simmons en-| tered Air Force in geant Hall’s service has medical services’ profession ed at 7 tours in Korea and Alaska. 195 following a services division. De-| ‘Los Angele Cit College Since A graduat of the ‘The other is M.Sgt. William) fense Aca ‘his enlistment he has served in| Command NCO &a Hall who has been named emy, Sergea Hall, 43 has veterinary servic activities at first sergeant of the 408th Com- complete technical schools at Fort Carso Colo. Fort Air Force ‘pat Suppor Squadro in relief| Indjanapolis Ind., and at Cha- Houston, Tex., of MSgt. Hollis E. Skidmor nute “Air Force Base, Ill. Base, Nev., and Karamusel, reassigne to a tour of duty in A native of Branson, Mo., Turkey. increased quire bilities latter The pensary. officer of the base con- direct|service. in the Base) activities As first sergeant, he will tinue to perform his duties non-commissioned Sergeant Simmons, in : technician servin in the Euro- of the appointee is pean Theater of Operation He) Simmons. Howard. W. ‘was discharge from the Army dr., who has relieved S.M.Sgt “lin July, 194 and was recalled Gordon L. Huber a first ser-| the Air to active duty from geant of the 408th USAF Dis- One M.Sgt four and with Heights Falcon in resid Hall areas advérse Limited Time Only! Save! Ste Germany. 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