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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
FRIDAY. MARCH 13, Hgg
Youth Sentenced For Brush Fire
ELUnORC Calif. (API - At
judse has sentenced the son o( a
prominent Lake Elsinore family
to six months in jail for starting
one of California's largest brush
fires with an Incendiary bullet
Jery H. Stewart. 21, was also
fined $150 and placed on three
years probation by Judge Stanley
S. Root.
The fire, which took one life
sept Sfi.OOn acres in three coun-
nes in the Cleveland National For
est Area last Dec. 1417.
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THE INCIDENTALS, formerly called the Classichords, will talcs part in the I Ith annual
barbershop quartet show to be held at the Pelican Theater, April 18. This Sweet Adelines
quartet is the official foursome of the Klamath Falls (Crater Lelce) Chapter of North
western Region, No. 13, Sweet Adelines, Inc., and will represent the chapter at the an
nual regional contest on April I I at SeatHe. Standing, left to right, are Marge Ruger,
lead; Alice Michel, baritone; Betty Per IV. bass. Front is Ruth Krider, tenor. The
women have sung recent1 for the Klamath Fills Quota Club, Klamath Falls Business and
Professional Women and the Poe Valley Grange.
LITTLE
MEN
. . . who travel in the best of com
pany always travel in clothes from
SPENCER'S . . . Klamath's only ex
elusive Children's Shop. Bring
your little man in to be outfitted
today! 619 Main, Phone TU
4-5497. Mom gets S&H Green
Stamps, too!
IT WON'T be long now until this scene at Camp Easter
Seal, Oregon's only summer camp exclusively designed for
crippled children and young adults, is repeated again.
Camp is on North Lake of Ten Mile Lake on Oregon coast
and is financed through the sale of Easter Seals.
Stolen Kiss;
5 Days Jail
CINCINNATI (APi-Miss llaltir
Tuhhs told the court Thursday a
stolen kiss was distinctly unwel
come.
Miss Tuhhs. 23. tcstiliod in Po
lice Court she was walking paM
a cafe when .lames Booker. 20. a
Itranger. stepped up and bussed
her soundly.
Booker was charged with as
lault and battery. Aked why ho
kissed the woman, he said, "1
flnnno ,
Red Radio
Levels Charge
LONDON i.Pi Momow radio
charged today a U.S. Navy plane
Iwnoped four times over a Soviet
ship off Japan and almost hil its
mast
The Sowel rrpnil said a gi eon
painted plane (low so low orr the
Soviet ship Alok-.indr Mo?haiskv
Feb that the pilot's face could
be seen. The broadcast said the
magazine Soviet IIiismi punished
picture of the aircraft flving low
ever the ship.
The planr'a number turn
is "I3VVIS" with the inscription
"Navy I PI I" on the fuselage and
the figure in" on the nose
B. A, GrtaWej, captain of the So
riet ship hound lor Vladivostok,
complained "Such flights by
Ameruan aircraft over Soviet es
els in the Pacilic and neighbor
Ing seas have heroire the rule "
'Mow much for the great lov
'" askod nrnsenilnr H K
Cors.
"five days." answered .lurlsr
M E. Shannon.
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EASTER
GIFTS
for the
Kiddies!
Be downtown
Saturday
11 A.M.
More fun than
on Egg
Hunt
Winning
1 Balloons
i
In Every
Block!
1
Over
$0
Worth of
FREE GIFTS
To Be Given Away
SATURDAY
MARCH 14
11 A. M
On
MAIN ST.
between 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th,
and 9th Streets
Balloons Released at all above Corners
Main Street will be closed to
traffic Grab a balloon from
the downtown Merchant's
Easter
BALLOON
BUST!
i
There will
f be over
$250 Worth of
valuable
Prizes in the
BALLOONS
You may be
i a Lucky
ninnei ;
S
Balloons will
carry numbered
tickets - Check
tickets with
downtown store
windows to claim
your prizes!
It's Fun - Don't
Miss It!
tickets with
7 f
A, "inner. downtown store
vw, jJm wi"dows to claim J
Je "S1 m yout prizes!
if A It's Fun - Don't J
Do Your
Easier
Shopping
Sot.!
Bust a
Balloon
Win a Prize!
Over
1100 Balloons!
Children with
winning tickets
must be accompanied
by a parent when
claiming prizes!