Herald and news., April 15, 1960, Page 3, Image 3

HERALD AND NEWS. Klamaih Falk fire
Friday. April IS. 10
PACK THREE
City Briefs
'DENNIS THE MENACE'
.luiiiprr (iardrn Club will meel
Monday. April 18. at the home ol
Mrs. Cliff McClcllan. Vim Put-
tei-Min Street, at 12:10 p.m. AM
1 .30 Cliirrni'C RtiMman of Puss-'
man's Seed Store will .jK-ak on
lantlM-aniny. Wi'urs are ttel-1
come.
Neittlibcirs of Uomlcrnlt will
hold m -1 . iil.il mn at an niicn meet-
ins Monday at H p.m. in the KCj
Hall. All friends and members'
invited.
Kairview Sehonl's annual visi
tation day is Wednesday. April;
10. Prospective first graders audi
llicir mothers arc invited to eomcj
at II M a.m.
Lakeside Nazarene Chllreh will
present a play. "The Challenge
of the Cross." Easier Sunday at;
7 p.m. in the church. The pub
lic is invited.
The Arlifaetors' Club uill meet
M the Klamath County Library.
Monday. April 18. at 8 p.m. There
u ill he a guest speaker and re
freshments served. Take a
friend and any artifacts found
since liie last meeting.
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Items Held Ed Meet Scheduled
By Police
An oHiic.ition.il fonU'iriU'i olt
interested union momlu'is, mom
lvrs of lln'ir l.m.ilifs ;mr, il,.
City police nvo throe atlMes ..,.1,1;,, win ,..1 n ...... m ,lw 1 :.
'iVmp.e bi'uiiiriint; ;it 7 :0
11 hi'iifKi'.iJH-iiM's found and turned jlor
in wettK-Miay. p m Apr; V1 Aniii Suwlman.
A juvenile oliirer found a "Hia-iMvrotary of the Klamath Kail
iwilha 20" red hicyrle ahanclunei. Lalwir Coutuil anninim'od tlu
in a vacant lot across from 4ti3 wk.
d;tn.s Stive. The scat has
rover, lie said, and the front len
der is covered with decals. The
er:al nuniher is 7Wl.t-5.iO.
The program, prepared by the
Research and Kdncnlion lepart
nient of the Oregon Al-'L-IMO. is
jiuti't around the theme of how
An unidcntilied resident found j-i bill becomes a .(u. Purpose of
a SludebaUer hubcap on Alandalelihe ennfereine is to acquaint the
Street and turned it in. 'citizen with the principle process-
Ronnie Schill found a pair ofjes in I ho operation of the state
glasses with tliick lenses near! legislature.
M,lls Si-hnl. A ki, (tf m;,ier:als will be piv-
Owners may call police head-,on (,nt., vrM,n 10 ittu.nds In
Muarters, TU 4-.U1I. jeluried is a pamphlet outlinu.o,
I briefly, the taw-making process
Nearly all of the aspirin made on tlv state lrel. Other mate
in the I'.S. comes from Michigan. 'rials include a U of current
late lei'Maturs. I he lale AFL-
'TO analysis of maor measures
'ii the 1 !!,;! session uill. the ot
ins lotord nf legislators on these!
ssiies and a program outline bit
' n the stens through which a
bill mast pass before it can be
come law, j
The program outline forms the
basis tor general discission by
hie in attendance. j
Scientists know that the Ant
arctic once was a warm region
because of the existence of coal
there.
Meet Planners
, Will Convene
l.OS ANGELES (AP - The H
memlieis of the Arrangements
Committer for the llemotralie
National Convention hold their
lust meeting Monday.
Tlie eommillee will recommend
a iK'rmanent convention chair
man, temoorary i hairman or key
noter, and chairman for the Com
mittee on Resolutions and Plat
lii 111.
House Speaker Sam Rayhurn of
Texas, permanent chairman in
I'HK. ll'"''. and lliSfi. announced
earlier Ihis year he would nol he
available Ihis time.
Maegaget says the cow wevEP lV0 that could
JUMP OVER THE MOOH I
Meal Held By Auxiliary
lr. anil Mrs. l'lecl Wiknff
(Margaret Jacobsoni have re-l TL'LKI.AKIC-The annual Pain
turned from Eugene to Klamath merican program planned b
Mrs. Mav P.udd. Pan American
Kalis to make their home al 31112
Midland Itoad. Wikolt will he as
Iv 1 1.1. ..v.li'nti nt
fcneiated with Altred Jacobson in...'.' . , '. ' ...
fai'mmi; operations. . . . , , . '
" 1 membcr.s, brought oul a larfic
, ' . ,. ... .Inumlier of members of the twol
iOlis Hell, pastor of the f li st
Christ ian Church, will be present , , ,
ut Menucha. near Portland. April: A 1"!"''- Hln'' w:,s foU"vml
18-21 for a conlerc.ee of Chris-b' a P1'""1""" and separalc meel
tLn Church preachers. He will of ' .7-, f P
gjtcml a session later in Porl-,M- ."f M,'s- Al th,l,lcrs BlMC
limd as a memlier of the hoard i!,l,mal M'
ijf the Council on Alcohol. 'l'al,l''Ii arranged by Mabel Hop-
jers and Kathleen Todd carried
' inninr ri-. nf ki uu uill f-nn. out an attractive Spanish Iheme.
Ai.1 rmm:.e sale Saiurdav ! Place orchids were made by the
April 16. hepnnuiR al ! a.m. i,,'"'r auxiliary members,
me Telican Theater Btuidhu; to, Portia Aikens pave a book re
liise money for Die junior-senior1 'iw " Cualemala, communily
itfnm Uincinc was led bv Addie Meshke.
Wood Chambers accompanied by
M.:sinles l.mli.i. will serve a 1ml. 1 eon Van Nortwick sanR three
riSltn i.nd ham siinner al the ball I numbers and there were vocal
ftllurdav. April Hi. from 5 to 7' numbers by Bonnie and Audrey
5.m. Price will be 5(1 cents per "osendahl. A tap dance was Siv
person and proceeds will (jo to'" b' Chi'"' l)ahlc
t)ie hcarina aid fund. Mrs. Cleo St. Peter, auxiliary
jpresidenl. reported on lite Dis-
-(irand Master W. Vernon Hahn tric-t 2 meeting at t-nlerpnsc
vfjll be here Tuesday. April 19.
at the 10OF Hall. Fifth and Main
Kfrcels. for bis official visit. All
Odd Fellows. Hebekahs and their
families are invited to attend,
inner will be served at 6:30 p.m.
W)ld Timers will dance to mu
by an Ozark Mountain band
from II p.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday,
pril 16, at the K.C. Hall.
aNatinnal Social Security Club,
glanialh Chapter :17, will have
iis-rcRular meeting Monday. April
fllj at 8 p.m. in the community
Iwingc. 118 North FJighlh Sheet,
lyppnrtanl reports will he giv
en. Members are urged fo attend
California, and reports were by
committee heads.
A make-out-rcports meeting will
be held Wednesday, April 20. al
I p.m. al Ihe home nl Kathleen
Todd.
First concrete rural road was
laid in Wayne County. Michigan.
in mn.
BUY YOUR
MAGNAVOX
FROM A FACTORY-DIRECT STORE
LARGEST SELECTION STEREO &
TV IN SOUTHERN OREGON!
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Liberal Trade Allowances
No Interest on 30 60 - 90 Day
Charge Accounts.
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"American Tr.
itllional"
!l" Mahftfanv Inn
aula '. -. M
DERBY'S MUSIC 1 WL
126 N. 7th
TU4-S121
at HAFTER'S
10 Year Guarantee
ON
DUPONT 501 NYLON
CARPET
A 10 ycor Written Guarantee on This Famous DuPont
Hcovywpiqht Carpet. As seen and demonstrated on TV.
SOIL RESISTANT . . . EASY TO CLEAN $1ft95
6 BEAUTIFUL NEW COLORS IV iq. id.
Other Virgin Nylon Carpet as low at $5.95 sq. yd. Plain
or Tweed, Over 100 rolls or carpet in our stare to select
Irom.
833 Klamath
Phone TU 4-4878
IT'S A WONOIRFUL STORI
Saturday
Check
List
OF GOOD VALUES
About 5,000 people visit the f nit
tfd Nations hearlqiuirlcrs daily.
U-DR1VE TRUCKS
LOCATED AT BEACON
MOBIL SERVICE STATION
1201 E. Main
TU 4-8304
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Joe Fisher, Pres.
Jim Fisher, Vice-Pres.
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Chas. A. Ramp, Gen. Mgr.
You're invited
Imperia
to Klamath Falls newest
and Chrysler dealer
1
. SPECIALS
THIS WEEK!
"V" Grooved
Pre-finished Mahogany
PLYWOOD PANELING
Slight defects
4'x8' Sheets
$ J 50
CO.
4
18" PEGBOARD
$ 4 so
ea.
4'x4' Sheets
Complete Stock of Peg board Fixtures
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Phone TU 4-3144
Main & Spring
THE NEW MM) IMPERIAL
America'' mml mrcfullti btn'll ear
THE COMPLETELY NEW CHRYSLER 10HO
the car of your life for the lime of yovr life
Wp'd like to meet you to tell you first-hand how p'ea.-t'l
we are about our recent appointment as Imperial and
Chrysler dealers . . . and how proud we are to have met
Chrysler's standards of dealer quality.
We want to show you around our spanking new showroom
and sparkling clean service facilities. We want to introduce
you to our friendly, courteous staff of fine-car experts.
But most of all, we'd like to demonstrate all that's new
about the new Chrysler and Imperial.
Stop in soon, won't you.
It's open house, and you're invited to
JOE FISHEK
677 So. 7th St. Klamath Falls, Oregon
sun dresses with jackets
only !12.!)K . . . nationally $15.!)3 smart
waist length jacket with white collar
and cuffs and black jet buttons clown
the front, tops a square necked,
sleeveless sun dress, wide patent belt,
airy full skirt, black and white ging
ham check with woven square dots.
caiulv stripe dresses
only S15.9.") . . . should he $10.95. all
over vertical striped cotton dresses,
wide white pique band on full skirt,
flattering round neckline, petite
sleeves, beautifully embroidered and
appliqued rose across front of bodice,
easy care cotton stripe in pink, mint
or blue.
gi'iiiliialioii drosses
only $15.95 . . . should be $17.93. sev
eral different styles at this wonder
ful price, either sheaths or full skirts,
one style features full skirt, crushed
cummerbund, jewel neckline, bodice
of alternate bands of dainty lace and
shirring, in lovely drip-dry batiste.
dacron and cotton dresses
only $12.98 . . . should be $15.95. full
skirt step-in casuals with roll up
sleeves, wide self belt, with a clever
convertible -collar trimmed with self
arrow detail. 65 dacron, 33 pima
cotton means little or no ironing,
mint, beige or blue.
dusters
only $3.49 . . . regularly $3.98. easy
care cotton robes with small collar
trimmed with nylon lace, short
sleeves, lace trimmed patch pockets,
inverted pleat in back, in dainty small
floral print on background of shadow
stripes, blue or pink.
0-OVI'l'S
only $3.49 .'. . made to sell for much
more, these attractive pjs feature in
teresting yoke pleating detail trim
med with bands of nylon lace, capri
length trousers, dacron cotton blend
for easy care, baby dolls at the same
low price.
pajamas
only $3.79 . . . should be $3.98. dainty
checked cotton pajamas, round neck
line, short puffed sleeves, the top is
abbreviated and trimmed with nylon
lace, the trousers are bloomer length
and ruffle trimmed, the newest style
in slcepwear.
cotton car coats
only $12.98 . . . regularly $15.98. water
repellent car coats in tapestry wors
ted fabric, double breasted style with
large patch pockets, in gay black and
white plaid.
2 ii(' sport Mills
only $12.98 . . . nationally $15.98.
smart chanel style 4 button jacket
with 2 patch pockets, bright silver pin
ornament, pencil slim skirt, grey or
black glen plaid, just right for now
and into summer.
Jamaica short and blouse set
only S5.98 . . . instead of $6.98. this set
is just right for sun or fun with its
sleeveless, scoop neck top in bright
multi stripes with Spanish ball fringe
trim, shorts in plain color with appli
que animal trim, in famous easy care
calypso cloth.
shortie coals
only $17.95 . . . made to sell for $22.96.
or more, different styles, some with
the lievv cropped sleeves, interesting
back and collar treatments, newest
styles, fabrics and colors and lots of
white. j