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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1960)
PAGE lft-A HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Fells, Orego Thursday, December 1. 1M 9th And Pine Opeo Friday Nights Till 9:00 Phone TU 4-3188 ! Visit Santa Claus j and Little Klinker at :: : x : WARDS 3 They're Here in Person With A FREE X Little Klinker Book for The Kiddies, jj 5, AT f WARDS MONTOOMBY WARO FRIDAY from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. ft 8 SATURDAY j( From 10:00 a.m. to Noon and 2:30 p.m. ft to 4:30 p.m. g MB CAROL E. WILLARD Worn en's Army Corps private, daughter of Mn. Valma Pitcher, Klamath Fall, left Portland for eight weeki of basic training at Fort McClellan, Alabama, re cently. She was graduated from Klamath Union High School this year. Sgt. M. W. Buess, local recruit er, was credited with her enlistment. Army Photo State Fair Does Well SALEM (AP) The Oregon State Fair Commission reported Tuesday that 1960 was a record money-making year for the fair with final audits showing a $107,' 432 profit. Last year a $66,000 profit was turned. The commission put the 1961 State Fair into motion during an all-day meeting that saw several major appointments and contracts approved. These included Mrs. C. N. Run dell, Portland, art director; West Coast Shows carnival contract, Christenson Brothers, Eugene, nine-day rodeo; Al Lightner, Sa lem racing director; Melvin Gcist, music dean at Willamette Uni versity, in charge of an Oregon talent troupe to present free shows. Agents To Tell Of Their Work LAKEVIEW A report of Agri cultural Extension Service activi ties in the county for the past year will be given by agents Oris Rudd and Laurayne Kennedy at a meeting to be held in the coun ty court room of the courthouse at 1:30 p.m. Friday afternoon Invited to attend are members of the Agricultural Planning Coun cil, the county court and other; Interested persons. Reprcsenta lives from the state office at Cor- vallis will also attend. Lakeview Man Hearings Held LAKEVIEW Preliminary hear ings were held in justice court Friday and Saturday for R. V, Randolph, 25, charged with con tributing' to the delinquency of a minor. He was bound over to the coun ty grand jury. He Is being held in the county jail in lieu of $1,000 bond. Randolph and Larry Ray Wells, 11, were both arrested early last week. Wells is being held for the grand jury on a statutory rape charge in lieu of $2,000 bail. Hubert LeBeau Ends Training Marine Pvt. Hubert G. LeBeau, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward A, LeBeau, 1411 Nimitz Street, com pleted recruit training Nov. 17 at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego. The 11-wcck course Included in struction in all basic military sub' Jects and infantry weapons. Upon completion of training new Marines are assigned to a unit for further Infantry training, or to one of the many Marine Corps schools. Famed Doctor Hospitalized HONG KONG (AP)-Dr. Thom as A. Dooley, folounder of Mod Ico, which operates hospitals in remote areas of Laos and other Southeast Asian nations, today entered St. Theresa's Hospital here with what hospital records listed as "sheer exhaustion." Dooley said by telephone from his hospital room that his hos pitalization was not directly at tributable to lung cancer, for which he underwent surgery in 1959. A medical source said there was "naturally some concern") ana indicated uooiey win under' go tests. Tax Total Up SALEM AP The Veterans Affairs Department today said the average ex-UJ with an Oregon UNDER-THE-TRIE SURPRISES FOR THI YOUNGSTERS AT LOW WARD PRICES TO PLEASE VOUI sale! complete train set 5-UNIT FREIGHT PLUS BIO 34-PIECE VILLAGE Regularly 10.95 Steam-type locomotive haul: tender, generator, crane car, caboose. Sturdy cardboarc village can be arranged in to many settings with track, 25W transformer. l DIALTY REWRITES. j Just dial and press to print letters, numbers. Fun to use. 2.88 TOY TEA SET 20-pc. set serves 4. In decorated metal ronea edges. 77e TRACTOR PLOW Climbs, sparks! Wind jp motor; adjuslabli xraper-scoop . . 2.44 L . . ' s - ! ' 1 ! I POP-UP Like Mom's toasterl Push lever down, clicksj pops up again 77e TOT'S PLASTIC IRONING SET Board with remov able travel sec tion, iron, clothes line ap ron, pins. 2.19 J fl'a" TINY TEARS DOLL Just like a baby drinks, wets. Cries tears, blows bub bles. With layette. 6,88 12" VINYL PARTY BABY So stylish in sheer organdy, matching bonnet on rooted curls. Wbottle., 2.30 VINYL DOLL CARRIAGE Just perfect for dolls to 17" I Blue white vinyl, 'fold ing steel frame. DELUXE VINYL CARRIAGE For 22" dolls! Fold ing steel frame, fancy 2-tone vinyl print. Sun . visor. 4.99 ROADMASTER SIDEWALK BIKE, DELUXE CONVERTIBLE MODEL! Just lower tankbar and girls can ride it, tool Safety coaster brake for sure stops. adjustable saddle; lug gage carrier. Rugged frame, puncture-proof tires. 25.88 If WHIIll io down v.. . 7 IU S-M. lit TOT'S TABLE AND CHAIR SET Styled in chrome, like Mom's! Uphol stered seats in vinyl, 18x24" plastic table top won't mar resists heat, burns, liquids. Widespread legs won't tip. 6-ROOM COLONIAL DOLL HOUSE READY FOR DOLLS TO MOVE M! Completely furnished with plastic furni ture even has an open patio! All steel, colorfully designed walls 3.88 reinforced for extra strength. No sharp edges. V4xis'x2syi" !; f! t : i DTJEHCEXtt AUTO TRANSPORT KEEPS flUSTOER TRUCKCRS B0SY1 Trailer carries 2 plastic cars on top, rear ramp makes it easy to lower them. Stur dy enameled steeJ with m dummy headlights, grill, 3UawV bumpers and windshield. M" mtna I P ' U-BOSE TMKE FOR TOTS S TO 6 Pedalling funl Tip-proof stable wheel base, puncture-proof tires. Adjustable plastfc-topsaddle. 1 2"frontwheel 12.88 16"whee' 13.88 20" wheel 16.88 WARDS AIR FORCE JEEP HAS ROOM FOR A BUDDY, TOO! So easy to steer and ride. Pedals can be adjusted as child grows; welded stee' body for rough play, long use. Side hand rails on rear seat for extra rider. 16.88 43' LONG BLUI FINISH FLASHY FIRE-CHIEF PEDAL CAR STEERS JUST LIKE A REAL AUTO Easy pedalling, durable helps tots make the most of their leg power' Chassis in 1 -piece heavy-gauge 12.88 steel, big 8 double disc . lOM0 wheels. Ball-bearing drive. rid finish Is FUN-CHEST HAS 52 GAMES Favorites the fami ly can play all year! Bingo game and 5 others! 2.44 JUNGLE TARGET GALLERY GAME Safe enclosed in plastic! Self-loading automatic pis tol, 3-D targets. 2.66 3S- IONO fACir t. f I V0 DELUXE STEEL COASTER WAGON Roomy enough to carry a big load, easy- rolling to give a smooth ride. Lifetime ball-bearing wheels; automobile-type semi-pneumatic tires. Chrome guard rail. PEDAL-DRIVE SCAT CAR LOOKS SPEEDY EVEN STANDING STILL! Not only fun but helps tots develop leg muscles. Rugged steel frame, ball-bpar-ing pull straps; smooth- 11,44 riding puncture-proof tires. 30 lON0 Footrests for coasting. rid finish O o ACTION-MOUNT SPRING HORSESJ FUN AND EXERCISE FOR TOTS! Sturdy molded acetate bodies won't scuff peel, or crack; long-life steel springs. 20" iet black for ages 1-3. 33-in. creamy Palomino, 888 for ages 3 to 6, only 1 2,88 "buck fury" JJ RSUflV veterans' mO' homgjlcfjj paid properly p n MB year. This compaiOl 3 3fjl l Jen and $161 jt)d Q l o o
