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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore. Monday. October 17. 1060 PAGE THREE , AXIS y; mar. 22 MA 3-10-1224 l431 -60-75 STAR GAZER' By CLAY R POLLAN 0 APR 21 MAY 21 23 37-46- 59 '69-7280-8 GtMINI MAY 22 JUNE 3' 443-55 5i 61-70-83 9q r r CANCEft JULY 23 H 2- 5-22.34 I s 50-52-66 uo TJ JULY 2 y AUG 2- 30 441 62-74 ?) 4-21 VIIGO ( AUG 2 SEPT. 22 8-38-3 68-81-86 JM Your Daily Activity Guidt t ' According to (fit Sfan. To develop message for Tuesday, read words corresponding to numbers of our Zodiac birth sign. I ou 3! 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Rfiu.ts 23 C lufiiet Mcas L'p ?J Of $ Ot f Pi.bl.city 30A (-0 AM "0 Tt-oo-' Gotvl (jj) Adverse d ") Neutral .23 23 00-32 40-51 67-73-85-88 scoaPK) OCT. 24 e..'K -OV. 22 4-16-19-28 J 15-48-56 SAGITTARIUS 23 7 -EC 22 3-26-34-41 C- b7-65-79-87- CAMICOIN EC 23 AH 20 11 -27-29-53 J 63-71-76 AOUAIIUS AN 21 - V 1- 6-13-15, 03-36-54 PISCES WAR 21 ' .' 9 17 25-49 o 77-78-82-84 5C Lay Off Joy Juictv Take A 4mmI Look By AW LANDERS half of his platoon. They were Dear Ann Landers: Last Sunday divorced within five months, my wife and I attended a wed- This fellow is from out of town ding. We had to stop at a couple and nobodv here know s about his Two Measures On Ballot Look Alike, Sut One Will Cost Taxpayers Money of cocktail par ties on (he uay. I admit I was a little high but I cer tainly was not drunk. A very hand some guy t pre maturely gray By PAIL W. HAKVEY JK. Associated Press Staff Writer Ballot Measures 6 and S wouli at the authorize bonds ings. They look .But there's a big difference; for slate somew hat build alike. past. My folks are very strict, and terribly concerned about what people think. I'd feel like a sl,t" " ' ,l" "" would cost the taxpavers money the other hand it isn't their busi- ad he olher wou,d ', ness, is it? Should 1 tell them or . , . . . not? STUMPED EARLY ! ,4..' i .j" ... 01 W.3 IIUIHUU 111 new uuims lui Opponents claim that the pay- neasure on the ground thai every -you-go system is best. They -itizen should have the right to argue that the state debt already "" fo1' president. is lame, and that the state credit Measure No. 9 would require all ould be impaired by more bonds. Dear Stumped: Tell them. Skel-j ,IU' Thev also shouldn't pay avoid it. Measure No. It would let rnnstnirhnn o dormitories, slu- Ivicn'i li!.. in rw,.,,., ti, temples) '-""".-.' rtci un,ons and atlilctic laciliiic.- tllli,0() sx nlontils, vote for presi- v r miT nut itf rlnvtc. Uhcn tniv fin . .. i ..i : 1 was also at the wedding. He got thy ' , cIa(tcr; Hs .J"e 'Ik .Y, "ir.""11 VV n,y- ouite chummy with my wne ..:, ,. .viw.ri. ,l!i"' " . "ltIC ls " "l'P"-"'"" judges to retire at the age of 75. til t! the st ito " i,ls0 ",lll permit Hie legisia- interest if it can tlllc 10 'educe this age to 70 I There is no opposition. 7 is a simple one anv citizen, who not cost the taxpayers anytning because the bonds would be fi- , Inanced bv rentals and fees paid To learn how to keep your boy . le suAms. iend in line without losing him, i ,. v ,.. , ;enri for Ann Landers' booklet.! nul f" " thought it was "all in un." ..Necki and Pelti And How,a 10-year $40 million program tor After thinking it over it seems1,,. T V- ,.it-,,n nh ,.. construction of buildings for stale fact you might even say he, . made a pass at ner. I nis guy nas been a long-lime friend and 1 didnt think mucn aDout u. as i friend jn ,jne u jthout ,osi1R hinli saiu, I was leeiuiK kuuu auu. W tcoiut LEES and KARASTAN tn our big rug department LUCAS FURNITURE 195 E. Main Wonderful New UNIFORMS! WHITE SWAN BOB EVANS LA GRACE 5.98 to 16.98 tk ii.ii id 1 1 " (lie LftL IltllLII L MlUIIlllll-ll Mll W - to me he was way out of line.1 Agency Gives Ruling On Timber enclosing w ith your request 20 cents in coin and a long, self-addressed, stamped en- institutions, departments and high er education. This one would cost the taxpayers $2.7 million a year for 20 years. The state Board of Higher Edu cation is pushing hard lor the I Should I have a talk with him ana sei mm siraigm: lni.-sn- . 1NG IT OVER ,.' .., u. ... t it-Ut I i J . I "HI IJtlllllt'IS Will ue K'nt-' iu WASHINGTON (AP) A Jus-iSarena Mining Co. Hear lhlku: help you with your problems. tirm tan-i. mnm nnnitnn inai u . in a v ;iifnitn k !hiu iiitr ijlia iuui iutn m himhr " i , . I u ; , c... o rw,,,,,,, ,bIv misSes rve seen elmraelers who felt ,M m 10 "er " care 01 tlllS,dormilorV bond bill. It says that d in O emm eani.he Di, t." good they couldn't move. ".T 8 slam"ed'! now dormitories are needed bad- not be set aside was made public! "I hardlv expected this admin-' Now is no time to have a lak"'-'""'' envelope. ,y and it (cal.s ,. thc volcrs c j,., lidr-iiinn in h inini-ptpH " Portei uUh a fellow about snnirthinir hwv confuse that measure with UcllUIUCIjr. uutmun - , - -- r. I . n-j.. r n...... i. said vou think vou saw through blood- cl. ki: I No. 8. ncp. sialics u. rui.w, w.., , , , . ..... rIK.e WeilinqS HlXea Tl,,,. i. n nnnnlion in -- is one ui us own uuuanu-1 mhii no. ..v.v. ... .... t, rI ich cr.anduk mid the aHministia- The next timp vou irn where! i-iiivvmitid c..t f lo the dormitory measure. Sucn ..... --- - . - WL .1J.UVHI Ullll UVIIUII Ui . tion doesn't intend to do anything 'liquor is served try an experi- false ceilings in the remodeling 0fbon(is nave bcen lssue l0'' many said he had been so advised by an official at the Justice Depart mcnt. I r . . . " -. , , , , ..1..,.rr u Last month. Porter told the about tins give away oi propeny meni. Lay on me joy-juice ana buildings in Dunsmuir will be pro- J1"""- "." ,.o.t deiiartmcnt Al Sarena had sold the belonging to the lax payers ot mt-iaKe a good look at wnat goes on hibited on final passage of an or-l"11" sei.-..ua ilcu. .n.i. timber rights in Rogue Rivcrnited Mates I code, National Forest to the Steve 0. Wilson Co. of Medford, Ore. The Al Sarena case was a hot political issue in 1954 and 1956. The Democrats claimed the Eisen hower administration was allow FIREFIGHTERS FOILED FT. CAMPBELL, Ky. (UPD Fire Chief Robert J. Ogden gath ered members of the Command and Control Battalion together around you. You may quit going dinance amending the building D.v Rranling the authority lor the to cocktail parties forever. ir-nHo ih -iiv nnnM amaa . $47.5 million in bonds, would be its last meeting. Dear Ann Landers: There are, CcilinRS mav be lowcl.ed , four girls in our family, all mar-! mmli iiinr,c i icii. uui riueny inuiiier nas val uable authentic pieces of early boosting the ceiling to $71.5 mil lion. In submitting Measure No. f lo the people, the Legislature de ..,u. H"Use the $40 million worth of build- under this new regulation. ; ai in ,. ,l,,.jU vinlnocrtsav in s hiiw them hnw to American lumiture which are ore- Uf.L,.t .u ..v..-.....v - - -- - r-- uccoiiiiiieiuiaiiuu oi jonn iMeizier. rt nt ,.(,.:.,. nrl.r tnt. .k. iu ..,.! ii,..i n. ni fir. in . Armv har. cious heirlooms. Mother has said , ..,.. ,.. . , ...... ..ings, then let postenty pay loi We irepeatedly tha, after her death Zl H xS W,,h?' " K i.,j i u .n,,M,,'i nn it Vn,-Un,- wh the nieces should he divided. 0 l"e counclu,a' u'e , ,sl,ence 01 i million on the amount of bonds " - - iwo or more avers o cei ings in ,., ,,ij u. i..,,j d,.i.. i.,;n, ih-t n, ,.,! ,,r hiii il.o cr-aln-mnftn barracks for amone us. :,. . s, :that could be issued the Al Sarena timber rights wasithe demonstration had used wood: The eldest girl (mother's favor- a strong case lor voiding the' that was loo wet to burn. "ei inaniea oesi, nnanciany. Her mining patents Issued to the Al LaPoinfe's Maternity Shop Victims of floods and fires, droughts and explosions, and oth er disasters are given aid through the Red Cross. This aid is a gift, not a loan. Your support of the United Fund-Red Cross campaign makes this organization and help possible. home is furnished with antiques and dan(,erous. i.iiuuuuui. vui iiuuies are lur nished modestly, but a few beauti ful antiques fit in with any decor. Last week I was stunned when mother announced that she is leaving all her furniture to the two or a building constitutes a fire haz ard. Should a fire occur, he said. its control is made more difficult Klamath Falls. Oregon Serving Southern Oregon and Northern California in any one year. There is no question but that manv new buildings will be need ed. The question is shall bonds be issued, or shall the buildings be financed on a pay-as-you-go basis? HOME LOANS NOW AVAILABLE Maximum FHA Insured Loans EXAMPLE: Soles Price $12,000 Mortgage $11,600 Down Payment' Required .... $ 400 If you are a home BUYER or want to SELL your home, you should contact our Local Representative, PAUL McATEE 339 E. Main - Phone TU 2-4646, eves. TU 2-5935 COMMERCE INVESTMENT, INC. Portland, Oregon (or it.' ful and vious Mother is old and forget-L hern 0reo(ln cmMJ docsn t recall her m e- Mam at Fspianade promises. This seems un-! SMSVl fair as He would all like at least Entered as second class mailer al 1h a l,n;..lnnm u.. IposI oftict at Klamath Falls. Oregon, one neuloom. Have you a sug- ; Augusi M, 1904, under act ot con- gestion? JANE I jress. March 2. 1879. Second-class posl r. t ' sge paid al Klamath Falls, Oregon. Dear Jane: Say nothing. If vour ind at additional mailing offices. mother has said "repeatcdlv"! that the furniture should be di-i vided your eldest sister must have heard her say It, as did the others. If your sister is fair she will divide the heirlooms as your mother suggested in her more rational days. If she's a selfish1 united press internationai. person who would take advantage audit bureau of circulation of an elderly mother's failine L"""'", "' 'J';"" -,"'j."rL i She II keen everVthine.Gene Carpenter, Circulation Manager ' " TUedo 4-8111 betore J P.M. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Carrier 1 Month t Months 1 Year Mail in Advanca 1 Month i Months 1 Year Carrier and Dealers Weekday & Sunday, copy S MS S10.S0 HI 00 J 1.7 110.00 $11. M IOC -rue ' ' ii '- RErRcSnlNli IN rer?eqhmenTq memory, herself. Dear Ann Landers: I'm going lo marry a man who has been married before. His first mar riage was a matter of honor. Af ter the marriage he found out his wife had been "friendly" with RUMMAGE SALE A.A.U.W. Fri. a Sot., Oct. 21 i. 22 Clyde's Towing Serv. 734 Klamath Ave. A ft T11K LOOK of artirvn THE CLEAN LOOK of action scores the style coup of '61! Bujck sets off '61 's styling excitement with a new trim, clean look, hailed by fashion leaders and new car buyers as the taste-setter of the year! "Look! Nothing dips, nothing bends, nothing biilgrs!" . . . "Those clean, flowing lines arc simply elegant!" . . . "The Clean Look of anion? It really has it!" Those are the kind', of things people arc saving about the new Ruiik. For Kuiik's talk-about stvling is stirring up a storm. With just that alone, Huick would be out front for 'til; but Hiiirk has never been content to do things by half. So underneath its body braiitilul is a new Wildcat V-8 with new gas savings anil go; a new Turbine Drive with new bile (standard on nil ftill-sic Riiicks!); a new Hidc Away drive .shall lor (latter lloors; a new Salcty-X fiame that lowers the sills, quiets the ride. That isn't all. This Huiik is built aiound an all new Comfort Zone. Though trimmer and Meeker outside, Buirk has more head room, leg-room, shoulder room inside. The seating ! solter. And as you drive, Control Arm Suspen sion smooths thc bumps, flattens thc comers. Hut no words or pidurc ran do this Buick justie; you have to drive it to appreciate it. Come to your Buirk dealer's-and add to th comments! 'Gl IS BUICK'S YEAR As fine, as new. as you can ro FULL-SIZE '61 BUICK See your local AUTHORIZED QUALITY BUICK DEALER NOW! JIM WINDE BUICK CO. 0 1330 main street YCUR C'JALITY BUICK DEALER IN KLAMATH FALLS Randy's VEAL Cube Steaks 4-lndividual 4-oi. Steaks 79' Palace, Eastern Cured Thin Slices Sliced Bacon lb. PLUS Green Stamps BAEMEMS 9c mi Golden Ripe Fancy Hands LETTUCE Large, Firm Green Heads 2:29 c LARGE AA Farm Fresh . Dozen FLOUR "Gold Medal" 25 lb. Bag $1169 Pineapple Juice -49 'VITAGOLD' 46-oi. Tins C Corned Beef Hash 3T "REGAL" No. 300 Tins COT Boyd's 2-lb. Tin 97 MARGARINE 4 - 3? Delrich Colored Cubes MINUTE UVb-oz. PKG. RICE 39' v CHIFFON ENERGY FELS NAPTHA CLOROX FACAL TSSUES DETERGENT LIQUID CQC boxes flC Giant AQC 22"oz IOC Gol 07 J 0f 400 6" Box I7 Size H7 GERBER'S STRAINED HERSHEY'S KAISER KOTEX BABY FOOD INSTANT COCOA ALUMINUM FOIL R9U.ar, 6r59ck- 79c: 35cl c UBBY.S M-D O-CEDAR NALLEY'S VIENNA SAUSAGE TOILET TISSUE FURNITURE POLISH Lumberjack Syrup 5 Reg. $1 00 4 roll nft C l-oz PQC 47-oz. 7CC tins I pack J 7 size 37 Decanter J TneUn i-netvin SCHILLING nalley s TREND TREND ri kcv pfppfr CHILI DETERGENT Liquid Detergent DLfltlV rCrrCn 3 "r M00 1 nt 49c 2 ,59c 49c SNOW'S SNOWDRIFT SWFrs 4 CATS CLAM CHOWDER SHORTENING TAMALES TUNA 3''85c "b: 59c 4-$1 1 9C liiMrmm n -1 1 1 i i j i PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH WEDNESDAY