Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, February 15, 1961, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextnLD A VP NEWS. Klamath Fall. Orr. Wednefday. February 15. 19til PAGE S B Park (Firee Right In Front of the Store RICKYS TOWN AND COUNTRY JEWELERS - 3860 So. 6th St. CLOSES THEIR DOORS THIS WEEKEND - FOREVER ! ! (raniw (ninnY (nil? HOURS Qj jf" 7 TpM- j )D 4 MORE DAYS WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY n Rogers by Oneida WM. ROGERS CIVTIIDCC bALEC FLATWARE FLATWARE ENDS 5-Pc- Service for 8 . 50 Pe. Service for 8 rUK Wood Chest Included Wood Chest Included SATURDAY) yY 21 77 2877 SALE At Cost - Near Cost - Below Cost - Save Famous Name Lodics or Men's Mens or Ladies Cultured Pearl PERFUME LEATHER WALLETS WATCH BANDS CROSS In iproy otomizer. Factory won't ol- .... . w . . low ui to mention nomes. Zippor or without All leotheri Wr"' Yellow On choin Reg. 10.00 O 77 Reg. 12.50 77 Vol. to 7.50 77 Reg. 4.95 f 47 . NOW ONLY L NOW ONLY L NOW ONLY NOW ONLY I 4.95 STEAK SET Sheffield of England Now $1.87 4.95 CARVING SET Sheffield of England Now SI. 87 PEARL DROP on chain for children Now 97c SPEIDEL WATCH BANDS Mens and ladies 30 off All Sterling and Plated HOLLOWARE : 30 off Silver Plated SALT and PEPPER SHAKERS Now S2.47 MANICURE SET 5-pc. Pocket Size . Now 87c Ladies or Mens SOLID GOLD RINGS Vi off Ladies or Mens GOLD WEDDING RINGS 'a off All Baby SILVER PIECES Now 30 off 14.95 Service for 6 STAINLESS STEEL SET Now S6.77 12.50 STEAK SET Silver Inlaid Now S4.47 16.50 CARVING SET Silver Inlaid Now S7.87 MANICURE SET 7-pc. Pocket Size Now S1.47 TRAVEL ALARM CLOCKS Leather case Now S5.87 39.95 50-pc. STAINLESS STEEL FLATWARE Now SI 6.87 ALL COSTUME JEWELRY Savings up to 70 TREMENDOUS REDUCTIONS ON WALL CLOCKS TREMENDOUS REDUCTIONS ON KITCHEN CLOCKS RONSON LIGHTERS New Styles 25 off 9-pc. Sheffield CARVING & STEAK SET Now SI 0.77 ALL FINE BABY AND RELIGIOUS JEWELRY 25 off Beautiful Strand of Cultured Pearls Perfectly motched. Req. 35.00 1 A 77 NOW ONLY lt 6 All Transistor RADIOS Earphones and cose. Very powerful. Reg. 29.95 f Q 77 NOW ONLY 1 HUNDREDS OF OTHER FINE ARTICLES ON SALE NOT MENTIONED IN THIS AD AT SELLING OUT PRICES. WE DON'T WANT TO MOVE ANYTHING. Mm feu mm Lodics Diamond WEDDING SET l-ct. Ifttal wrichl Reg. $550 OCT 77 NOW . . . Lodics Diamond WEDDING SET 3-1 rl. tnlat wrirht Reg. $450 OT77 NOW ... JL ML Ladies Diamond WEDDING SET "I rl. InUI wrlghl Reg. $395 1 OT 77 NOW ... 13 Ladies Diamond DINNER RING 3 rlUmoncli Reg. $65 77 NOW . . 29 Men's Famous HILTON WATCHES 17 Jewels - Waterproof Lifetime Mainspring Req. 35.00 1TT77 NOW ONLY 1 Ladies PLATINUM HAMILTON WATCH 36 Fine Diamonds Over 1 Vi Carats Reg. 1,500.00 NOW ONLY 586" Ladies Diamond CROTON WATCHES How Vi Price OB mmm Ladies Diamond RING 't hrnrlt. I dlsmonil Reg. 29.95 NOW . . . Ladies Diamond RING R rinr dlf Reg. 129.50 NOW . . . Mens Diamond RING 3 fin dlUmnndi Reg. 155.00 NOW . . . 1377 55 77 68 77 LADIES' FAMOUS HILTON WATCHES iw Gold Buiiriii 19 White or Yellow Gold K-Jrwru Hrialirul Reg. 55.00 1 O 77 NOW . . . MEN'S FAMOUS HILTON WATCHES 25-JEWELS Stainless or Yellow Gold Lifetime Mainspring Reg. 79.50 A 77 NOW ONLY Ladies Diamond WEDDING SET dlimnndi Reg. 99.50 A L 77 NOW . ... 46 Ladies Diamond 3 diamond DINNER RING Reg. 89.50 OO 77 NOW . . . 3 Mens Ring STAR SAPPHIRE ? llUmnndi Reg. $295 1 JO 77 NOW . . . 129 Ladies Diamond RING rl. fin ninthly Reg. $395 l C 77 NOW ... I OJ ALL RICKYS FINE STOCK OF DIAMONDS ON SALE AT SELLING OUT PRICES SAVE MORE THAN Vi MEN'S FAMOUS HILTON WATCHES 21 Jowcls Lifetime Mainspring Reg. 62.50 Ol 77 NOW ONLY Zl MEN'S or LADIES' FAMOUS WALTHAM WATCHES Wafer and Shock Prool White or Yellow Gold Rug. 79.50 Oft 77 NOW ONLY LI bmemki P35 5ATKJAT WW SAVfi RCKYS Juvenile Court Works Explained By Official Hoffer Held For Burglary YREKA David Albeit Hoffer, 'of extradition proceedings. 26. held bv Siskiyou County slier-! Hoffer, along with Jerry Leand iffs oflice on burglary charges. I'' stCTart. 2;i William Lester ! ... , .. , . " ' . . Hurst, 39, appeared before Judge .w,lh bad set at $5,000, has lsophu j. Happy WEED The works and ways association members who are de-'" " T ""' "urt. for a preliminary of the juvenile court cre out-1 partment heads at the Yrcka'Mf,s arralSned m Wka Justice .heanns rerj 2 and all three were luted in an inlormative speech by i Inn Feb. 15 for a discussion of Ccurt Thursday. Bad or the con-l""" o me couniy superior Judge Richard Eaton of Shasta the "road block County Superior Court at the tag program. Thursday night meeting of the Siskiyou County Peace Oil Association at Y-Cafe here. Judge Eaton pointed out that Association members observed Siskiyou County Jail on charges the juvenile court is not a court a moment of silence in memory Lf burglary, following completion but a court procedure. He char- O' n"s. I'cicr iazzom. employe acidized juvenile delinquents in of 'he Siskiyou County Sheriff's three classes and outlined court , Office, who died recently in an procedure for each. He intermedia"10 accident .court. I...,;., l.m ..h.Hia I ea ol 10 000 1 I' m. m ' A detainer has been placed on Uk u , 1 ZT rC . i"011" fom Payette County. Idaho. ,( thel Auman slated a meeting of Buckshot Road. Medford, was I chains himwth h, " licersboard of directors for the Weedireturned Siskiyou County frorni" 8toX Z,Z' Courthouse Eeb. 28 at 7:30 p.m. Grants Pass and booked at thelhli i "l"" the 31 members of the associa tion present of proposed legisla tion io anil-nil uie juvenile court procedure which was established in IWlsi. A four-year review of the court by a study committee has result ed with the proposed legislative changes. warden and association president. ;"'ar(l' directed Al Cottar, nominating committee chairman, to report at the March 9 meeting with Hie first reading of a new slate of of ficers for the 1981-62 term Five new members Boh Easl- lick, deputy sheriff, Yreka: Pete Lion. Weed police officer: Louis Baldi, Mount Shasta police offi cer: and Craig Wright, Adult Pa role Department. Redding were Lions Set Bulb Sale WEED Light bulbs "to light ac-Bail has been set at $3,000 by Idaho officials. Evidence indicates that Hoffer. along with Stewart, Hurst and Verl LeRoy Biggens, is charged with bcrglarizing Evan's Mercan tile Store and Ealy's Market in Happy Camp, the sheriff s office said. It is alleged the burglary of Evan's Mercantile netted the bur glars about $000 cash and some MnL. s!hi. mi, '..."" be " Project sale n, , . , j i ; items offered to loca residents by rence lavlor. deputv, and Louis . , ,., . . . , , o,m; u,.., 'ku-h - members of Weed Lions Club in Baldi and Harrv Shott. game . . . , . . . . . . , ill arrange for the ? T J ' . B i - in. u o ,; . i.. rlu- aim io. .maun iiiviiii in Kiuuiii uasta. the way for community better- gold of undetermined value. Charges against James Brydon, arrested in connection with the case, have been dismissed, sher- Woman Faces Cottar called for a meeting ol ASSQljIt COUflt iffs deputies said. BATTLE OF MUSIC DANCE Between Klamath's 2 Favorite Rock 'N Roll Combos. THE YALIANTS and THE AUDITORIUM Dancing 9-1 . Bclor. 9 - SI 25 Att.r 9 . $1.49 HAVE FUN . Cheer Your Favorite Combo & Boo the Other. Coming Sat., Mar. 1 1 The Champs & Jerry Fuller Wed., Mor. 29 BILL BLACK'S COMBO Gene Simmons -Gary Srites Melvin Solelti. project chairman. says a kickoff house-to-house can vass will be staged by club members, A packaged parcel of eight bulbs will contain bulbs of 100,: 75. m and 25 watts and will sell HAPPY CAMP-Esther Marga-ifor S2 per package. ALTURAS Undersheriff Lynn ret Walker, 22. a Happy Camp! Plans arc already getting un- Hams of the Modoc County housewife, was charged recently derway for the annual Lions Club lanerilt s Department has accepted Officer Accepts with assault with a dangerous 'Easter Egg hunt for the pre-teen weapon following admission, sher. iffs deputies said, of rutting her 13-month-old daughter with a hunt ing knife and razor blade. Deputies slated they were called to investigate deep cuts on the neck of Shcryl Walker, the little girl. Mrs. Walker was bound over to Siskiyou County Superior Court following a preliminary hearing bulb sale will be earmarked for children ol weed on Easter Sun day afternoon. Another benefit program to be initiated by the local club is col lection of used eye glasses to be shipped to India. Details of this project will be announced next week by chairman Robert Bur- cell. Proceeds derived from the light an invitation from FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover io attend Uie H7th session of the FBI National Academy at Washington, D. C. The National Academy course, which starts on March 20 and lasts 12 weeks, is an intensive course which covers more than ' "0 subjects, including all phases -of law enforcement. The course recently. Headquarters Are Airborne OMAllX. Neb. (API The Stra-i logic Air Command announced to day it now has an airborne com mand post in the air at all times. SAC started using the "flying headquarters" on a trial basis last July, Gen. Thomas S. Power, SAC commander, said today. The airborne command posts arc intended to take over should the underground control center or its alternates be knocked nut. SAC recently announced thai part of Ms B52 bomber force also will be airborne at all times. the Lions Club Community Bet torment Fund, club president Rudy Gaynor announced. In observance of Boy Scout Week, Hie local Lions Club, at the Feb. 8 dinner meeting, hon ored members of the Scout Com- millcc directing Ihe program for Boy Scout Troop 31 Troop committeemen honored at the dinner wore Glen Tonkin, Wil liam Auman, Zack Perry, Max Laylon and Axel Granstrom. Troop 31 leaders ' honored were Robert Mallory and Winston Williams. a year on an Al) PROBLEM FREDERICKTOWN. Ohio (API Ad in a local newspaper: For Sale Portable Wishwashcr. SWPi.KtlV WYfB?'3rlll!iVfilllJ I I I r Hill 'I'luPI'lliingei-BH , -t1- M DUANE HUTCHINS - Hutohins & Clarke - Builders - Grants Pass cilU down owioll WHibuidici cclU ..." I FOR FULL INFORMATION ON SAFE, CLEAN. ECONOMICAL ELECTRIC HEAT. VISIT A CALORE ELECTRICAL LEAGUE i DEALER OR ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR: B&B RADIO & ELECTRIC 316 S. Sixth - TU 2-4434 EASTSIDE ELECTRIC 433 Market Street - TU 4-3184 HAHN ELECTRIC 736 Commercial - TU 4-3268 LEACH SERVICE COMPANY 603 S. Sixth - TU 2-2528 JOHN M. OWENS Electrical Contractor 6840 S. Sixth - TU 4-8245 SHAFFER ELECTRIC 3830 S. Sixth - 2-5503 STEINSEIFER ELECTRIC 2030 S. Sixth - TU 2-4080 UHLIG ELECTRIC 1026 Main Street - TU 4-5512 FAUSETT ELECTRIC Main Street - Tulelake - Ph. 7-2133 TULELAKE ELECTRIC COMPANY Main Street - Tuleloke - Ph. 7-1411 VAN FLEET ELECTRIC 2nd and Main - TU 4-4415 jWRF YOUR HOMZ FOR MODERN. LOW-COST ELECTRIC HEAT I JON COPCO'i WiRE-ON-TME PLAN... MAKE BUDGET PAYMENTS ! i AT LOW INTEREST RATES ... ASK YOUR LEAGUE DEALER OR COPCO SERVICE OFFICE. I is offered twice invitational basis to law enforce ment officials from the United States and many foreign coun-. tries. Graduates of the course are -specifically trained to return to their home communities and countries and instruct their fel-' low officers in the advanced techniques they have learned. According to R. D. Auerbach. special agent in charge of the San Francisco FBI Office, Harris was selected for this honor be-. cause of his excellent record as - a law enforcement officer. Harris will be the only Northern Cali fornia representative at the acad emy. Undersheriff Harris is a native of Modoc County and has been with the Sheriffs Department since January, 1952. He served as clerk of the department's Bureau of Identification from 1957 to 1958. He is married to the former Doris Perry of Fort Bid well. They have three children. Harris is also a graduate of a five-week course in basic law en forcement given by the Northern California Peace Officers at Si. Mary's College. Snowfall Short During Month MOUNT SHASTA - Snowfall in January is usually accepted as one of the trials of life in Mount Shasla. Burt Frank Asbcll, weath er forecaster, throws some in teresting facts on the subject. There was but .6 of an inch the past month, but this ranks above five oilier January records since records were begun. In 1912, there was but .5 inch of snow; while in 1B9B, 1897. 1900, and 1934. no snow at all was recorded. But in 1916. there was a snow- fall of 150 inches during Jauu-', ary. Hat-bv-Wir State Welfare Checks Found, Man Arrested PORTLAND (API - Munroe Lee Allen, 24, was booked on a charge of possessing stolen prop erty after police found l.ooo blank state welfare checks in his apart ment Sunday night. He said they had been left there by some one else. Police said I hey had not yet found out from where the checks were taken. James L. Jefferson, assistant administrator of the Welfare De partment, said there wasn't much question where they were taken, but how was another matter. The stolen box of 1,000 was part of a shipment of lOO.OOO blank checks received Jan. 27 and kepi in a storeroom in the welfare building. Jefferson said he as sumed that someone found the storeroom door open, stepped in and made off with the box. Even though the blanks were genuine, the state treasurer would not likely be fooled Into passing one of them, Jefferson said, be cause when properly made out Ihcy have IBM punch holes and a facsimile signature not easy to duplicate. One of every three American women in hospitals is there to give birth. Town & Country JEWELERS 3860 So. 6th SELLING OUT TO THE BARE WALLS (NOT FIRE) People Read SPOT ADS you are MTjrmmrMmmmfMmm 22 2