HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore.
:Fridav. Nov. 13, lOo!)
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Cljt BRJEFS
Graduate James F. McPhet
ridge, son of Mr. and Ms. John
C. Foster, 705 North Second Street,
was graduated from Navy recruit
training in San Diego November
13,
Nary Jeffry L. Woods, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ring of Klam
ath Falls, finished Navy boot camp
November 13 at San Diego.
own table service.
shown.
Promotion Richard W. Icen
hower was promoted to Marine first
lieutenant October 23 while serving
with the Third Marine Division at
FA Toro Air Station, Santa Ana.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee
R, Icenhower of Lakeview.
Ml. LakI Garden Club Christ
mas workshop will be held Mon
cay, November 16, at 10 a.m. at
the Henley Grange Hall. Rring
materials. Politick at noon. Bring
Oregon Weather
Films to be
Spaghetti Dinner "beatnik"
style, sponsored by the Welcome
Wagon Newcomers Club will be
tiejd in the Willard Hotel at 7:30
p.m. Saturday, November 14. New
comers to the community may call
TU 2-5428 for more information or
for reservations.
Bazaar will be held in Ihe First
Presbyterian Church Saturday, No
vember 12. Doors will open at 9
a.m. Luncheon will be served be
ginning at 11:30 a.m. Rolls and cof
fee will be served in the morning.
Unitarians The Unitarian Fel
lowship's family night party will
be held tonight, Friday, at Sum
mers Lane School. A potluck sup
per will be served at 6 p.m. Uniia
rian families and friends are invited.
meet Saturday, Xovembcg 14, at
g p.m. at Summers School with
Leonard Williamson calling.tylcusc
take sandwiches or dessert. Ev
eryone isowelcome.
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Klamath District garden club
are sponsoring a Christmas dem
onstration to be presented by Mar
vin Black, a flower arranger and
nurseryman from Salem, Saturday,
November 21, at the city library
Hours will be from 10 a.m. until
noon and from 1 to 3 p.m. Public
is invited. There will be a charge
of 50 cents for non-members.
Klamath Falls Chapter No. 467.
Women of the Moose and Loyal
Order ot tne .Moose win have a
potluck dinner Saturday, Novem
ber 14, at 6:30 in the Moose Hall.
Please bring a dish for the potluck.
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
24 hours to 4:30 a.m. Friday
Max. Min. Prep.
Astoria 52 33
Edker 45 9
Bend 5!l 18
Brookings 63 40
Burns 5B 17
Cniloquin 59 13
Eugene 54 27
Lakeview 57 27
Medford 62 27 ,
Newport 55 31 .04 !
North Bend 57 36 .
Pendleton 52 12
Portland Airport 52 33 T
Redmond 55 21
Roseburg 43 38 j
Salem 54 30 .Oil
Tne Dalles 55 21 '
Eastern Oregon Generally!
fair through Saturday. Colder to-'
night. Low tonight 5-15, locally
near zero; high Saturday 25-35.
- Western Oregon Generally
fair through Saturday. Low to-;
night 20-30; high Saturday 34-44 in
the north to 40-50 in the south, i
Easterly to northeasterly coastal
winds 10-20 miles an hour. I
Dog Lovers are asked to attend
a meeting of Ihe Klamath Dog
Fanciers Friday at 8. p.m. in the
home of Mary Grigsby on Old
Midland Road. Non-members are
encouraged to come.
Sunday Breakfast There will be
a breakfast for the public, Sun
day, November 15, at the Midland
Grange Hall sponsored by the
Home Ee Club of the grange.
Serving will begin at 8 a.m. and
continue to 11 o'clock. Prices arc
75 cents for adults, 50 cents for
children, with pre-school children
served free.
Shasta ietv Building Associ
ation will hold a public pinochle
party at 8 p.m. Saturday, Novem
ber 14, in the community hall,
corner Shasta Way and Madison.
Klamath Social Security Club
No. 37 will hold a regular meeting
Monday. November 16. at 7:30 p.m.
in the community lounge, 118 North
Seventh Street. All members are
urged to attend. Everyone of all
ages invited. Come and see what
your social security club is offer
ing. Many new items have developed.
Naomi Shrine No. 5, Order of
While Shrine of Jerusalem, will
have a stated meeting Saturday,
November 14. at 8 p.m. in Ihe Ma
sonic Temple. The meeting will
celebrate the birthday of the order
and charter member night. Pot
luck dinner will be served al
6:30 preceding the meeting.
Dance with the Oldtimers Sat
urday. November 14, in the K.C.
Hall fiO.i 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Good
music. Public is invited.
Bethel No. 61 International Or
der of Job's Daughters will have
an official visit Irom the g.Oid
guardian, Evelyn Rogers, Monday,
November 16, t the Scottish Kite
Temple. All girls must be present
at 6:30 p.m. for school of instruc
tion. There will he a potluck din
ner at 6:30. Regular meeting will
be at 7:30.
Reminder Merry Mixers will
not dance as usual Friday night,
November 13. because of the spa
Maverick square dancers will ghelli dinner Saturday night.
CLOSED
Saturday !
To Prepare for Our Gigantic Scmi-Annual Sunday 12
hour Sale. It's your chance to save!
Bush Furniture Co.
Where Quolity Is Nat Expensive Next to Willard Hotel
WE HAVE A VERY LARGE STOCK OF
"PERFECT GIFT" GAMES AND TOYS
AT PRICES YOU'LL ENJOY!!
SPECIAL
Battery Operated Phono
Locomotive, freight car, ca- r
boose, four raits, two road
signs, one 45 rpm record.
With battery.
TRAIN LO PIECES
1
19
Six Piece Set - All Wood
SALTED NUTS & TIDBIT SET
A 59
1
2.00 Value U
Permanent & Waterproof
CRAYONS For Drawing
88 Crayons
Hi Step 'N Bronc
STICK HORSE
IB
lip
in
1.00 Value
GAMES
59
69
"I'm George Gobel" (Believe thee me) 3.00
"Have Gun Will Travel" (TV hero) 2.00
"Concentration" 3.98
"Monopoly" (real estate trading game) : 4.00
"Careers" (game of optional goals) 3.00
"Confucious Say" (magnetic quiz game) 2.00
"Clue" (who, where and how) 3.50
"Roscoe" (the many footed lion) 1.6?
"Skip Across" (world tally game) 2.00
"Scrabble" (the marketing game) 2.98
Cribbage Boards 1.50
Flinch Cards 1.00
"Pollyanna" (dixie game) 2.50
Dominos r. 50 for 1.00
Roulette Wheels SI - 52 - $4.25
Chess Tutor 1.6?
LOTS OF OTHER GAMES FROM 35c TO 1.00
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Fellowship potluck dinner at
Ihe First Christian Church, 6:30
i p.m. rncla.v. October 13, to honor
new nien-ocrs. Concert at 7:1a
p.m. and the evangelistic service
at 7:30 p.m. Prcerusado member
ship is asked to t.ike extra food
fcr new members. Take lable
service. Beverages will be fur
nished. Eagles Auxiliary regular meet
ing at 8 p.m. Kriday. November 13.
in the Eagles Hall.
Don't Forget the Henley all-
school carnival and bis prizes at
Ihe high school 7:30 p.m. Satur
day. November H.
I (arnlval-lun at the IOOK Hall
Saturday night, November 14, lor
jbcnelit of the annual United Na
j lions Youth Pilgrimage. There w ill
be all kinds of games, bazaar
items or sale, hot dogs, pic and
col fee lor sale and prizes includ
ing a portable TV, Westinghousc
roaster and transistor radio. No
door charge.
CORRECTION!
You Get MJB Coffee at
2Lbs.-97c
Not One Pound!
BIG Y
MARKETS
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GREAT FAVORITE
THE MAGIC CREPE
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Slim and trim, always at its best and perfect through
winter our magic crepe shirtwaists done in a real
ly beautiful paislev print. It has Va length sleeves,
notch collar, hip pockets and its own little scarf.
Sizes 12 to 20 in turquoise and green print.
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IT'S A WONPERFUL STORI
Saturday
Check
List
OF GOOD VALUES
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colorful prinl dresses
only $12.9$ . . . nationally $14.5)5.
bright sheath dresses with shirtwaist
collar and cuffs, matching pearl but
tons down front, colorful belt, look
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or green prints, sec our ad in tonight's
paper.
taffeta party dresses
only $19.95 . . . nationally $25.00, mul
tistripe iridescent taffeta skirted
dresses with velvet bodice, scoop neck
line, clever bow and flower detail at
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holiday parties.
famous name handbags
only $5.00 . . . nationally $5.9S and
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leather that is scratch and mar proof,
wears beautifully, many different
styles in black, red, brown or navy.
only $7.79 . . . should be much more,
wool and fur blend sweaters in all the
newest colors, cream, coral, grey,
taupe, clay and heavenly blue, skirts
dyed to match at same amazing low
price. ' :" ' : t
party skirts
only $9.98 . . . should be $12.98. taffeta
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blouses for party times ahead, lots of
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plaid cotton dusters
only $4.79 . . . $5.98 in the big city.
small plaid cotton with short sleeves,
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league collar, yoke across back for
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mink ( rimmed
rJiluiH'r I'onlN
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nylon slips
only $.'5.29 . . . feature value! deep lace
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flutters
only $9.98 . . . nationally $10.98. lovely
small floral print corduroy dusters,
puritan collar trimmed with nylon
lace. sleeves, slashed pockets.
maternity slim jim pants
only $3.79 . . . nationally $4.50. made
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the same material, same good work
manship, same low price.