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ITERALH AND NEWS.- KLAMAXII FALLS. OREGON
THURSDAY. APML , IBM
IFYE Program
Heeds Told
Farm families who will opon
their homos to International Farm
Youth ExchnngeoB are being sought
according to Frnncls Skinner,
Klamath County 4-H extension
gent.
ThrouRh the oxchanRC about elpht
young visitors Irom other countries
will spend part cl tho year in Ore
eon, he stated.
A young New Zealand Dairy
farmer Is the first to be assigned
for an Oregon visit this year. He
Is John Matthew Whitlock, 23, from
Knlraiifcn New Zealand. The farm
homes at which he will stay have
cot yet been selected.
The International Fann Youth
Exchange gives overseas young
people, 18 to 28 years of age. a
chance to see how Americans live.
They live, work and play with farm
lamllics.
For each delegate Oregon
sends to some other country, two
exchangees spend two to three
months in tills state. Each of these
foreign visitors will also spend
some lime In another state before
returning home.
Mrs. Winnlfrcd Olllen, state 4-H
extension agent heading the IFYE
program In Oregon, said each ex
changee will probably .have an op
portunity to stay with two or three
dlflcrent farm families while here.
By tills arrangement, they will stay
from four to six weeks with each i
family, working with them for room
and board.
Additional Information and appli
cation forms for those Interested
in providing a temporary home for
a visitor may be obtained at the
county extension office, tn the post
office building, or phone 8151, Skin
ner added.
Youths Held For
Racket Attempt
DETROIT W Raymond Ford
and Willie Alfred, both 17, tried
to make a toll bridge out of a new
expressway overpass in Detroit,
police said today.
Police said the youths demanded
money from school children to
permit them to cross the overpass.
The youths were held for Inves
tigation of robbery not armed.
Grand Jury
Session Set
Klamath County Grand Jury will
go Into session again Monday to
reconsider two criminal cases re
submitted under orders from Cir
cuit Judge Ulivid R. Vandenbeig.
The delendants Involved are Ray
mond J. Bodiuet, accused of com
plicity In a parlor house robbery
January 8 during which his accom
plice, Edwin Coylc, was killed by
a policeman, and Alfred Junior
Carter, charged with manslaugh
ter. Carter Is accused of slaying Cru.i
Uiuueta In front of the Pastime
Pool Hall on Christmas Eve.
The Bodlnct case was resubmit
ted by Judge Vandenberg after De
fense Attorney A. C. Yaden filed
a demurrer to the' previous Indict
ment. The Carter case was resub
mitted at the request of District
Attorney Frank Alderson.
Thirteen witnesses have been
subpoenaed to appear before Uie
grand jury.
Pigeon Fanciers Hold Sale
And Welcome New Members
By KKAN'K I1KAMAN
(Secretary)
Tlio Crater Luke Haolng Pigeon
Club held Us rrgulni' momhlv
mcedng April 1 with President
Howard Manning ill the chair.
HhihhctU of the evening waa the
sale of tour birds doomed (o (he
club by Mr. William Hardin, .
pigeon flyer Horn Giants Pass.
Eugene Ltnkenback. Frank Urn
man and J. A. LaMnrclie doualed
a HI bud training basket that was
sold for the benefit of Uie club.
Hardin was accompanied on his
trip here by Larry Mackay a
young plgeoncer irom Ashiand.
and his lather. Hnrdui appealed to
the club for memberships for Lar
ry. Bill Chrysller, a cold storage
plant operator In Medford, and
himself. The maner was turned
over to Uie executive committee for
study to deiermlne what angles
might be. involved.
New members tnken in at the
meeting were Miss Atlsa Kuyken
dall. John Kuykcndall and William
Kuykendall. The Kuykendall re
poncd Hint they will oiler compe
tition In the races with their very
Hue Logau strain homers. Dr. and
Mrs. o. A. Massey attended the
meeting its interested observers,
The club welcomes visitors at any
lime.
Action was tnken by the club on
two important matters. One: On
the Invitation of David Buscall the
records of oustnndliig perform
nnces In tlio races will bo ct to
the American Union of Uactug
Pigeon Fanciers Merit Prlr.o Sys
tem Committee for consideration
for nation wide awards. Two: On
Uie Invllatlon of Mis. Hclyn Bran
cuto. Hawthorne, California. The
records of merit will be sent to tho
All American Committee, of which
Mrs. Brancato is a member, tor
consideration for the All American
awards of the year. The All Amer
ican Committee Is comprised of
members of both the American
Union and the International Fed
eration of Homing Pigeon Fan-
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Fresh, Cut-up, ready to fry
Shoulder Cuts from Fed. Graded, Baby, Tender, Juicy Feed Lot Beef
Beef toasts
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SLICED BACON
Swift's Premium or Del Monte Sweetheart
45
7c
lb.
Large juicy ones, fresh daily
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Round Steak 5ome 900d y
Rib Steaks
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b 59c
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ORANGES LarseF,oida
GRAPEFRUIT Lo,9e AriI0n0
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.b. 9c
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.b 10c
Stockton
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Lge. 2'j tin
TOMATOES
FUDGE
PINEAPPLE
PINEAPPLEJUICE
PEARS
BLACK PEPPER
With pkg Flower Seeds oi
Chocolate Eclairs
7-1
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Hershey Milk Chocolate
16-oc tin
Dole - Chunks '
No. 214 tin SjC
Del Rogue AA.
SCHILLINGS J-.
4-oi. tin Bn
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1 iOc
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Margarine
Holiday Limit 3 lbs.
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Cut Green Spears AA.
No. 2 tin W C
Ripe - Pitted - Rose Bowl
No. 300 tin 7 M C
Hor' EEC
lo-oz. tin wt
2 FOR Wl
Alice Love-Blackberry AA
Grape 16-o. yC
PLANTERS A fft
8-ox.Tin for HWw
DOG FOODf
TIMBERLINE Toll Tin
SURPRISE
MIRACLE
WHIP
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Drifted Snow
FLOUR
50-lb. bag
7
SURPRISE
in 3-lb. can
Snowdrift
SHORTENING
Wesson Oil
Can
2
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7
Grade "AA"
Large Q
COFFEE
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TIDE
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Pkg. (Q
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Prices Effective Thurs. thru Saturday
'th and Pine
Kiohf Reserved to Limit
White King
SOAP
Giant
Pkg.
clots. Wlimrrs or All Aiiiorloiin
nwnids will bn Ui t pmcon pm-toi-mois
ot tlio rntlro Unllott
Kltitos. Letters plotlxliiK tlio chili's
piirtUMpiitlon In the two events
luivo boon mulled to lluser.il mid
Ml'S. lilllllCllUl,
Unman expressed his dnuru
Hint ft voncniniio Uo liiruird mid
thnl tlit- ucntor tin hero In Khuiv
nth Fulls us there. Is a iiood prog,
pool oi n new t'luli In tlio II nuns
Puss, Medluril, Ashland area, The
nitviiulnud ol iv cniwnurMt would
bo Unit Iho two clubs could tly
in winiiiptilion with tmi'.n other by
bulh shipping In thn nnniR lluriul.
iiik point nl tlm MiiniK tlmo. Inns
much iih Iho hovcrnl clllos mo
very much hi n lluo ncrons thn
southern purl ot Oiruon tlio com
liollliun slimild l.o iiihiosHiih to
siiy Iho Ii'iinI.
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