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WEDNESDAY. APRIL I, 1959
HERALD AND NEWS t!JMTi FAT M OTPTiO
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Navy Seeking
Former Tars
The S. Navy is plunking for
tx-Nuvy men to re.ioin the ranks.
The Portland recruit ins station
issued word that men who reenlist
a ithin :hi dtyi alter discharge will
reap a BMNftM honus and contin
uous service with no reduction in
pay.
They arc allowed to collect the
bonus and an adance travel al
lowance and take up to 30 days'
bave in advance of reporting for
duty.
The recruiting station reports
that it will work hard to set ap
pointments to schools chosen lor
attendance by reenlistees.
Men who have served six years
!;ave completed one fourth nl the
span necessary for retirement al
full pension.
The average pension plan yields
when it matures, according
lo recruiting office statements.
CITY BRIEFS
ktrhnc Zion Lutheran Worn
jen's Aid Society will hold a regu-
lar meeting Thursday in the
church basement.
County Assessor Attends Course
CAROL PINSKA. left, and LOIS TAKACH
AIRMAN MILFORD L. BIGBY
KF Airman Ends
Training Phase
Airman Milford L. Bigby has
completed the initial phase of Air
Force basic training at Lackland
Air Force Base, Texas.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs
Claude D. Bigby of 1611 Dayton
Street, Klamath Falls.
Bigby has been selected to at
tend a technical training school lor
aircraft and missile maintenance
at Chanute Air Force Base, Illi
nois. He is a graduate of Flour Bluff
High School.
RANCH SOLD
NEW PINF CREEK - The 75
acre Kloer Ranch in the Willow
Ranch vicinity was sold last Satur
day to the Patterson Brothers of
Sunnyvale. California. The new
owners plan to develop wheat gras
ses for birds and wild game on
their new place and eventually
hope to make it a hunting lodge.
The deal was handled through Lee
Cruzofl ol the StrOOt Realty Company.
Classes Set
By Art Group
The Klamath Art Association will j
sponsor an eight week series of
children's art classes, scheduled to I
basin Saturday. Anril 4. in the as
sociation center at the Mountain
View housing project.
Lessons will be held each Satur
day morning through May 2;i from
10 a.m. to 12 noon. Classes are
open to children from 6 through
12 years. Fee for the series in
cluding all materials will be $14.
The program will he outlined by
Lois Takach. art instructor in
Klamath Union High School. Les
sons will include adventures in col
or, line, rhythm, texture, shape
and space relationships.
Instructors will he Miss Takach
and Mrs. Carol Pinska. who in
structed classes in 11).8. Miss Ta
kach is a graduate of Colorado
State College. Greeley, Colorado,
where she received her degree In
art. Mrs. Pinska received her art
training at Macalesler College, St.
Paul and the University oft Min
nesota. At conclusion of the spring les
sons an exhibit of the work com
pleted by the students will be
shown on the last day of the ses
sion. May 23.
Registration will begin at 9:30
a.m. at the center in the housing
project on April 4. For additional
information and advanced registra
tion, call Miss Takach. TV 2-4591
or Mrs. Pinska, TU 2-3306. Classes
will be limited.
Recruits Sought
By Air Force
The Air Force is looking for pi
lots and navigator recruits be
tween the ages of 19 and 26'
years old.
Recruits must be single and
graduates of high school. They
must present diplomas from ac
credited high schools when they
apply for Aviation Cadet training.
Trainees will receive lieutenant
rank when they complete flight
training.
Applications will be received by
Klamath Falls Recruiting M Sgt.
William Looney at Room 304 in
the Klamath Falls Post Office.
Returns Marjorie Dwyci
daughter of Mr. and Mr William
K. Dwyer ot 442 Michigan Ave
nue, returned to Portland by air
line alter spending the Faster
weekend at home.
Nun The Licensed Practical
Nurses Association will hold its
annual alumni dinner in the Chucs
Wagon Cate Monday. April 6 at
6 30 p.m.
Ill-Mrs Albert L. Barker has
been quite ill in her home on Owens
Street.
Oregon State Mothers Club
will have election ot officers at
the meeting at I 30 Thursday af
ternoon. April 2. at the home of
Mrs. H. O. Juckcland. 2043 Lave
AM OSC mothers are urged to
come. Refreshments will be served
by the sophomore mothers.
.Meeting Neighbors of the Wood
craft will meet at the KC Hall
Monday. April 6, at 8 p.m. This
will be advance night.
Klamath Archers will hold a
politick mooting at Moore Park
archery range. 7 p.m., April 2
Plans will be made for the invi
tational shoot slated (or April 26
All persons interested in archery
are welcome.
Rummage Sale Tan Chapter ot
Beta Sigma Phi will hold a rum
mage sale Saturday. April 4. Irom
9 a m until 6 p.m. in the Pelican
Theater Building. Fighth and
Klamath. Proceeds will go to the
OTI students loan fund Anyone
'having rummase to donate please!
call IT 4-4711 or TU 4 6229
. i
Rjtaw meeting tonight, n
o'clock, al the airiwrt lounge. This
will be a tirst meeting with new
oflicers Dr. Paul Sharp will show ,
BfenS. Mr and Mrs Ben Burgess
who are leavins Klamath Falls
will be honored.
Rummage Sale .lob's Daughters I
I Bethel Chapter 61 will hold a rum-1
mage sale Friday and Saturday.
I April 3 and and 4. in the Masonic
Hall on Klamath Avenue. Girls
! should bring rummage itemsl
Thursday night
A Reminder to all mothers ot
i senior class students who have not
mailed cash donations lor the sen
lior class banquet, please do so
a soon a possible. Donations may
I he sent to Mrs. Wendell Smith.
1336 Klrioi ado
Haigiettl Dinner and Fun Nighi
will be held at the Twyla Fergu
son School on Fridav night by the
Parents and Patrons. There wiil
be fun tor everyone with prizes,
games, a Barbershop quartet and
chorus Tickets are now on sale
by Ferguson School students.
NAAl'P The National Assoc ut
tion for the Advancement ot Col
ored People will hold its regular
meeting at the county library Sat
urday. April 4. at 7 p.m. This is
a membership kickntl meeting
The public is invited.
Regular Meeting of the Klam
ath Stamp and Coin Club will be!
held at the VMCA Thursday. April
2. al 8 "p.m. Visitors and pros
pective members welcome
Rummage Sale- Fremont PT
will hold a rummage sale Friday
at Clyde and Art's on Klamath
Avenue. The sale will benetit the
PT Vs scholarship lund.
More than tin 1.0'in'v asscor
deputy assessors and appraisers
from Oregon attended the lourth
annual Oregon appraisal training
short course last week at Oregon
State College
Attending irom this area were
Ray D Braekman. chief deputy:
Clyde R Caldwell. avsesor and
.lames Grimes and Floyd W Mee
ker, appraisers
The five-day course was start
ed in 1956 under joint sponsorship
of the state tax commission and
the college to provide a contin
uing irairunjj program for apprais
ers and to help bring about
greater uniformity in valuation ot
ii.ii pvuuri vj across wregnn
The effects on downtown busi
ness property value of outlying
city shoppin; centers that are
building up in many Oregon cit
ies came in for special study this
year Appraisal of livestock ranch
es was also emphasized.
WILD!
Your Dodge Pickup
Dealer is Making
HOT TRADES
Cunningham & Rickey
So. 7th A Commercial
Pine Cone Fountain & Cafe
Chiloquin, Ore.
Phone 801
Want Something
Delivered or Moved?
Phone TU 2-3737
CITY DELIVERY SERVICE
on famous
Samsonite KING-SIZE
FOLDING TABLE
13 OFF
Mar or " ; M-iifM offer. Sov $5 on rh btg
Somtowt K,no.$ r folding tobla. 0r good during April
onhr Ol Moy 1 m prk go bock to I14.fi, Thfc
fawofiltt toot m a noirolly rtcogniztd vok ot $14 95.
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FEATURING ITALIAN DINNERS
Saturday and Sunday 1:00 p.m. till 10:00 p.m.
Weekdays 5:00 till 10:00 p.m.
Special Saturday and Sunday - Veal Scallopini,
Chicken Cacciatorc
Amelia Rosano, Chef
Elido and Edna DcBortoli, Mqrs.
D.A.Y. Annual
TALENT SHOW
ft OYER 40 ACTS
9 CASH PRIZES
1 BEAUTIFUL TROPHY
1 SCHOLARSHIP
Tickets May Be Purchased From
Any D.A.V. Member or At The Door
Fri. Night. April 3rd. 8:00 P.M.
CHILDREN 35c ADULTS S1.00
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Shop at Home
Phone TU 2-4481
Our carpet contultant
will call with samples,
measure, estimate end
aid in color selection.
NOW
No Money Down
Up to 36 months to
pay on installed car
pets, selling for $275
or mora, en Sears
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All Wool Loop Pile Carpet
Tweed or Plain Pattern
9 or 12 ft.
Widths
100"- rill wool sturdily constructed loop pile broadloom. Plain or
tweed patterns in 9 and 12 ft. width In choice of plain, beige or brown
and 4 tweed patterns of the most wanted colors.
Room Size Examples:
9x12 75.22 12x14 131.12
9x13 81.88 12x17 157.76
9x16
Wool Tweed Broadloom
J Ev Term C.
101.86 12x19 175.72
9
44 Sq. Yd.
Easy Termi
12-15 It. Widths
Reqularly 11.75 iq. yd.
Deep extra heavy luxurious 3-ply all wool Iweed broadloom. Truly
today's most remarkable buy. Choice of 5 tweed combinations.
Room Size Examples:
12x16 208.19 15x16 258.54
12x18 233.36 15x19 307.74
12x20 258.54 15x21 350.20
Viscose Rayon Carpet with Nylon
J88
Sq. Yd.
Easy Terms
10 Colors
to Choose
Nylon fortified viscose rayon carpeting tweed or plain colors. Avail
able in 9 - 12 - 15 ft. widths. Heaviest we know ot at this price.
Cut to any room size . . . Here are some examples:
9x9 58.22 12x13 108.72
9x11 69.98 12x16 132.24
9x14 87.62 15x17 175.40
Other Carpet From '3.44 to '14.95 Sq. Yd.
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They're as classically colonial as spinning wheel, yet they
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brown, red, charcoal and green.
2x3-ff. six 2.99 2x4-ft. size 4.99
3x5-ft. sixe 6.99 4x6-ft. size 10.M
6x9-h. size 26.88
fr AUIkl on purchases up to $200 on
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Phone TU 2-4481
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