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PAGE 4 A HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore. Thursrlav, Maivh 31. 1n I IF n ALT) AM") N'FWS. Klamath Falls. Ore. Thursday. Maivli 31 lOfiO I 1 -K It i 1 M v f-.'rW-., --43 f - jV i J. f " .; V" n- ' i i 4 .ft . Vienna Visit VIENNA. Austria (API The Austrian government announced today that Sox let I'rcmici- Nikil; Khrushchev will isil Vienna probahly in September. Austrian Chancellor Julius Raah tirsl vited him in ms8, when Kaah headed an Austrian government delegation lo Moscow. If you add nuls In a chiffon cake you II hac fo make sure that they are very finely chopped so they will slay evenly distributed. Venezuela Tries Ta Ease Tension CARACAS, Venezuela (API President Romuln Relancourt Is reliably reported trying to case crowing tension between the United Stales and Cuba. lie is holding talks with Cuban Foreign Minister Itiiul Roa. who is here on a semi-ollicial visit. Informed sources said the Vene zuelan president had succeeded in gelling Cuba lo postpone a world wide conlerence of underdevel oped coiinlncs. Cuban Prime ."Win ter Fidel Castro had been ex- peeled to use Ihe conlerence for an attack on U.S. foreign econom ic policy. THE REV. MARSHALL McKINNIE. left, pastor of the Con. fjregational Church of Klamath Falls, has been named presi dent of the Klamath Basin Council of Churches. Bill Kurtz, right, principal of the Merrill Elomcnjary School, will head he council's Migrant Commission this year. Officers were elected at the annual meeting March 24 at Malin Presby terian Church. Council Picks Rev. McKinnie MALIN The Rev. Marshall Mc Kinnie. paslor of the Klamath Falls Congregational Church, will head the 1960 corps of new ollicers who will serve Ihe Klamath Basin Council of Churches as president, lie was naiiicd at the annual meet ing of the council in Malin. March 24. Other officers elected include fiaymond Hall, member of Ihe first Presbyterian Church. Klam ath Falls, first vice president; Chaplain Jefferson C. Davis, King aley Air Force Base, second vice president, and Jack Hopkins, member of St. Andrews Presby terian Church. Klamath Falls, treasurer. The Rev. Wilbur Urum baugh, pastor of Ihe Church of t lip Brethren, will continue for the present as secretary. Bill Kurlz. principal of the Mer rill Grade School, will hrad Ihe important Migrant Commission this year. Kurtz has been associated with the migrant program in Ihe Basin and Iwo years ago received an outstanding citizenship award from the Oregon Journal for In work with the migranls. Present for Ihe meeting was a team of 14 college students from the Wesley Foundation Methodist Church, tugene, who volunteered their lime lo come to Malin lo help finish Ihe Migrant Center lor mi jrant polalo harvesters. The frame building at the mi grant camp operated each year by the Klamath Basin Po tato Growers Association was start ed two years ago by a similar par ly of young people from the Pros bylcrian Church of Stockton. A report from Ihe building com mittee indicated that Ihe center will be finished except for painting and ready for use by the Oregon Migrant Ministry in the fall when the potato harvest gels under way. Pastor of Ihe Malin Presbyteri an Church is the Rev. Ethen Whitman. 1 'kin IMMiUUliittlaUJ I t-M'JJMJU.WJfj.UJ JA-JJW.I.IU.IJ.UJ M'li MKM'.'JrJ.T ANOTHER FABULOUS LOW COST FREE Groceries Yes, over 100 bags of groceries to be given away absolutely FREE this Weekend. Just look for your name as it may be one of the over 1 00 names selected at random from the Klamath vicinity phone books and posted throughout the store. 1 0 of these names carry a star giving the lucky person a valuable bonus gift. Shop Low Cost Low Prices and join the TREASURE HUNT FUN! SURPRISE SPECIALS LOWEST PRICE IN TOWN e urn T! MJB i JELL-0 SNOWDRIFT COFFEE ii Asst. Flavors Mb-Tin j j T'N " Wifl, Wklf. Ponrhoc S II ALL OUR BEEF AGED f i AND GOVERNMENT CI INSPECTED FOR A TASTY FAMILY TREAT. NO STAMPS, JUST QUALITY MEATS AT LOW COST PRICES. DELRICH MARGARINE D. W. Brand Cling PEACHES Sliced or Halvas - Fine Quality N;f 5$00 Case of 24 4.98 TINY TOT SARDINES 00 3i$1 MANDARIN ORANGES With White Peaches 00 Per Instant "ifcCn- ffililDry Milk -s 20-Qt. Size Snoboy Premium If it's a question "of smooth skin... ...the answer is kS SARDO 1 3 Sardo-new answer to dry, flaky, old-looking skin. Sardo different from creams and lotions that only fride, wrin kles and roughness. Snrdo proven formula that brings to life your natural body oils . . . gives your skin the love liness that time would steal. Sardo easy to use; usl a capful in your bath . . . then relax with new confidence as your skin glows wtth youth. Try it before you're a day older! Sardo no question about it! FOR A LIMITED TIME Coupon below entitles you to a generous Free Sardo Sample when presented at: PAYLESS DRUG STORE 808 Main Street Klamath Falls, Oregon PRII "SARDO MtMl I I ADDftllt I I CITY HTI J !9g ptinfAd mil S i mm steak TRIMMED OF EXCESS FAT AND BONE WELL TRIMMED BONELESS ii rib mm S mum steak i-mm STEAK 87t NO LONG TAIL LEFT ON i SWISS STEAK 7h t 7. 77 25-lb. Bag $1179 FREE One No. 2 Tin RSP CHERRIES WITH EACH BAG PET RITZ FROZEN PIES ? 2 79 SUPER MARKET STRAWBERRIES 4, Snoboy Wincsop NALLEY'S SWEET NUBBINS BAKER'S ANGEL FLAKE 22-oz Jar 45c Coconut 14-oz. Pkg. ONLY J i f vyS (EiS Snoboy Premium 1 r j Potatoes I m ft w I 1 A .1 t v a n ."4 $H, ( EXTRA LARGE HEADS Frost Free Artichokes Fancy Stuffing Bell Peppers Snoboy Fancy Carrots Snoboy Snow White Heads Cauliflower Apples Snoboy Indian River Large Grapefruit Snoboy Crisp, Tender Celery Hearts HA? 1 . 15' Each 1 10-Lb. J jJ Bag ir M 4-Lb. Bag a' 2:25' ... 19' lliLLMI Mri h ':. Itnn Bl II HINT. I I BMHS Klimaih t j II . Il X RII'Mft.V OHMR DOFfsS I ; nnn rrmndrl rr K hrllrr V! X. tni 'H fuund.iln.it INrnhl .rlrl'nlon MIA Unrdrn rtrw flur A fuiiiirf Mifolrl Aildliitnii I.IIH Wordun (ii.iiimi nrw vhp hhl liu nl h I. rnt..rlrl Uv Ai fcrhmrik H'M Main Iiki ramtpr Driir In ''lit Sptlnj ;i.titi ntn itir I. trr l.l.lft I aliform It'll rrnlr irtitf II I t n..n .f. N. 9th :itt nrw irirtrl l-rfrl Hutilrr H:o Hitiltark 1(1 1 A I. V L: IIH.IIMt U.S. Family Takes Tour On Windfall ! NKW YORK AP liat would ymi do with a windlidi of MiUWiK' i Vciiion 0. JoIuimhi bought a J;i-.nc.h'-oM hits, eonwi'led it into h mohilc home for himself, his wife ami their ci.shl children and mm out lo si-e the world. Johnson, :). a real estate man. and his family lived in Santa Bar bara. Calif. I When a biiMBes.s deal produced an unoxprelrd $'J(i.i)iHI prolit. Iniin ;on decided to paik up and start 1 n:o my. ' "We . alw ays behe e in liv itc i tip to Ihe hill." he said nn his 'amwd Tuesday wilh his lamily alter a leisurely. moiUh-lon;. ftoss-ecnintry .tuiikel. ; Today Ihe .lohnsons and their hus-honie will leave for Italy aboard the liner Vuleania. n SGT. DALE ALLEN Classes Held By Police The dual I'uur.se of a sri'ips of ! Ki'om Icily. Ihoy'll lour MiiiihrrnlMN ailianced police Iraminl Kurope. The smnnipr inonlhs ill i iuutcs lor nilriTj-lod ollicers was be penl in Scandinavia. conducted here this week. The winlcr months will llnd Dale K. Allen of the Lji;oii them MMluis Kaypl. India andjPolice Deparlnient insliucted the Far Kasi. Uludent.s in Ihe art of one-man car The .Johnson children rani;c in patrol, aye Irom 2 lo 17. I'hrislto, the lie hecaine a patrolman on the oldest, was just graduated from ' Kuuone lorce in I fi." J and was ad- !lii',li scliool. As lor the others papa -lohnson said. "We'll he dome some study- valued lo his present rank in I9.iS. Me attended police hasie traminj'f; school and advanced schools an. ing along Ihe way. and if we slayintialty through l!.'j' any place them in they'll gel as II is." long enough wc II pul chool. Hut we think i prelly good education n RUMP ROAST ROLLED ROAST SHORT RIBS SHARP CHEDDAR CHEESE THEATRE PASS TO The Gene Krupa Story' With the purchase of any Gene Krupa album, any "Red" Nichols album, any James Darren record or any Paul An ka record. OFFER ENDS SATURDAY, APRIL 2' fiepbtj's Music Co, 77i 1 87i j 33m 69i ISUaD BACON if 49 B BOSTON- BUTTS a 5 U THICK SLICED n SEGO fVAPCiDATEO MILK SEGO MILK Tall Tins 6:79' KOUNTY KIST CORN (5) i (6) s 303 Tin Cream Style or 12-01. Vac. Pack Tin T100 Del Monte SARDINES In Mustard or Tomato gt A A Sauce StMllll Large Oval Tin 4 FOR WHITE SATIN 1 SUGAR FLAV-R-PAC C ORANGE JUICE 12T" 311 00 BROOKFIELD BUTTER POUND POST Mix or Hatch Sale Corn Flakes i2... Sugar Crisp 9 o, Alpha Bits ,..,. Grape Nut Flakes u., n F$r Cottage If BOLOGNA SWIFT PREMIUM BETTY CROCKER ANGEL FOOD CAKE MIX AMERICAN PROCESSED CHEESE 1st Quality SWIFT PREMIUM BROOKFIELD Scott's Pure Pak Skinless Wieners GEN. MILLS BISQUICK A. ii -m Peas 303 tin CARNATION 9:$l TUNA :3i79' Why Pay More? LOANS fift ih nth ton nrprl fialrhlv n) rtilt and nijny tnnl irrv ir ! low hrtk rilft. Ilnrrow nn Tftur tlfnalurr. furnttnr mt mutft. Personal Loam Appliance Loam Auto Loam Boat Loam Bofrnw Th'a AmnoHl fttpar In II mnnthlf $200 72.53 $300 18.79 $400 25.06 $500 31.33 I hLnmnTH fhlls 17 South 6th & Klamath H'mhir ef Fril.r.l Drpnill Iniuranr. C.rpor.tl.B The cmii'M's vcrc .iponi.orcd in l.'i Oroon i-ilics this car by ihe .sink' AsMination of Cily Po. iliir Oliiirrs. (he sUile Shoriffs As- Mituiiuin. Ihe ! racial Bureau or lnpsti;itiun. Uilo police-, the League ol Ou's ui Cities and Ihn l'nivi'iiiy of Orrgnn Bureau o( Munuipiil llocaich and Service. Area Speaker Wins Contest For llic third ciniseculive ypar a Modoc loaslma.strr has taken fust place honors in the annual 'iToaslniaMcrs' Area Three speech contest. ! Joseph W. Mercer won first placn ! in the area conlcsl al Medford March 2(i. lie is associated with the West Coast Life Insurance Company, here, and has been a member of Klamath Falls Modoe Toaslmastcrs for about six years. He will represent the area, in cluding, clubs al Yrcka, Medford, Ashland. Grants Pass and Lake view, in a Tri-Aiea contest here, April 16. Toastmaslers' Clubs arc non-sectarian and non profit and seek lo promote better thinking, lisleninf and spcakiiiR. The local club meet! at the Willaid Hold at 0:30 a.m. each Tuesday. M'KI.INR DOSE TWO KOUT WORTH, Tex. (UPI) A local drug store calls attention lo its pharmacy department with a siun on the f'ort Wnrlh-Jack- boro Highway which reads: "Ae curasy counts." Foncy Food Tiny Toraatoes 6i$1 OYSTERS 3i'l 3710 So. 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