Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, February 21, 1961, Image 15

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Newspaper Page Texto I' HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls Orrfinii Tuesday, Frbniary 51, 11 PACE JB Park 3800 So. 6th ogicS At No Charge! Park Right In Front Of Any Store Shoo BIG 89c Size LISTERINE Table Lamps ML 20.00 Values f T 1288 tttv H fci-W each ijBSfoA See all our ralmO Lamps on WlM J jsr Disploy! Ky 7-f :jr " DRILL "Stjjp New Stocks 71 NYLONS 1st Quality SI gauge, 15 denier 2 88c No Lie George - Our $ SWIM SUITS Have Arrived! Suits for the entire Family on Sale at . . . Vi OFF REGULAR PRICES Auto Seat Covers Mylar or Terry Reg. 6.95 ... 3.95 RAM Vi" Electric For 100's of Home or Shop Jobs Reg. 23.50 Value Our Price 17.88 1588 Reg. 7.95 WOW! Children's SNOW SUITS and COATS Cut To 99 each 100 Rayon Pile Oval or Square Rugs 27x48 Our Low Price . . . 2.97 tQw'X' PI Men's Short Sleeve Sport Shirts Chenille Bath Mat Sets 88c In Handy Poly Bag Wash & Wear Cottons and Cotton - Dacron on P,,e 00 Bath Mat Sets 1 "V OUR PRICE - 3.49 I 288 Our Price - 2.88 Full Size Foam Fill Bed Pillows Full Size Kapok Fill Bed Pillows 6' x 12' Bamboo Fencing All Metal Umbrella Type Outdoor Clothes Dryer rC9. 2.95 . 2.49 88c 4.88 10.88 Fancy Metal HAMPERS Reg. 11.95 10 Reg. 8.95 88 Reg. 13.95 ir Water Skis, Ski Belts Vi OFF REG. PRICE See Our Complete Marine Supply Selection At Discount Prices! Reg. 3.98 Washable 24x36 Scatter Rugs Large Size Woven Bamboo Clothes Baskets 88 Men's Short Sleeve Sport Shirts 10Oo Cotton Wash and Wear Our Price 1.88 j 49 Visit Town and Country's j New Shoe Repair Shop ; Next to Ken's Fix-It Shop ji 7 prices chopped! 8 Entire Stock Of LADIES' HOUSE SLIPPERS Reg. 3.50 to 6.95 fl99 PAIR Choose from enough slippers to outfit George's entire army. These are excel lent for sneaking up on the enemy. Some are warm and comfortable, too. Anyway, you can't go wrong at this price. It would have been a bargain in 1776. Shop Till 9 P. 4m I Reg. 1.50 f JOCKEY 9A7 SCANTS WW 89 M(3 SHOES jt Closeour on Edgtrron yT 4Tt an "'ew' Brand W I 1 Reg. lo 15.95 We've token the axe to price (n cele brating George's birthday. Come in and take home the savings. We cannot tell a lie, these are our best yet! SPECIAL PURCHASE of Vomty hranrj while knit T-jhirls, swibs rib unijprshirti, broadcloth boxer tf O af I" shorts. SohHs and fancy colors. ex for m Buy cm 83c each or . .... ej eCoWw GAME & LAKE Lanrrrossi shi.ts in f (( washable wools and hacco cloth. W WW Regularly SI4 99 SWEATER CLOSEOUT. I00?o wools, wool and nrlon blnnnS by Jonticn, borcloy ond AA if A AA campu. a uu to 1 1 yy now priced from w I Mm I ALL TOPCOATS REDUCED. Last chance on these Alhqotors, All A I A Curlecs and Hort-Schoffner I U to Afl & Marr. coats, now W I WW I MR. MAC WESTERN COATS. AA All wools and formerly priced to $34.95. J I WW fate 'cro now tor a low I g CHIPPEWA JACKETS r f ff nf 0Qr,o homespun wool. Final closcout III IJIJ on these now at ust .. g g Attend the Kiwanis Sponsored HOME SHOW this Friday and Saturday at the Fairgrounds. Since 1918 O&C Counties Outline Recreational Program PORTLAND AP Develop-1 road network runs near "the ment of recreational areas spreadi areas of greatest immediate prom wkiclv throuch Western Orcconiise" for development. It noted mountain and coastal country was' that there are a number of wil- Court Records KLAMATH COUNT DISTRICT COURT ; M,b,rl H' Pine1"' 'op f9" BiHy Joe Sklllington, viola tt basic rul, dismisied by co reckless driving, dis missed by court: no licenst plte light, dismissed by coti't. Wichriel s. Btomqulst, vloldte basic P-nrtiger, violdtt basic rula. James C. waiter c. Beidorek, no tall light, $7.50. Ira Frank Orem, no vehicle license, SS. Clrta B. Scholar, violate basic rule, 110. Pagy O. lay, violate basic rule, S25. . . aidiiora, disobeved im . an. outlined todav by the Association nemess areas aireaay set asiae $7 so - wirnn uown, no declared weight re ceipt, 515. Donald L. Bingman, viotale basic rule, witliam R, Moreiong, no operator's li cense, $5. Pete Gale overheinhi, S1f. OwigM W. Newcomb, no lights. ?.S0. Lester Roy Bonrwr, no vehicle license, Hubert Reddick, disobeyed traffic tg- nal- J7.50. Lawrence W. Kerwin, failure to dim Foote, Improper muffler. James Rov Dav. vinUre ha.e ml. Hi. tioil to making the lake Itself , B.ll Burke Ledbetter, violate basic rule, i5"iisra on mo'ion oi disirict attorney, of O & C Counties and cooper- which "seem to provide ade ating state and federal agencies. qualcly for tho.se people who en The key to the proram-which'Joy the wilderness type ot recre is still to he worked out in ation. . . What is urgently needed detail-is a vast network of 37 s ea.vily accessible outdoor rec roads tapping areas of recrcation-ireatwn facilities for all season for al possibility. tlie milss of PPIe " ti. . j,. .rt.,iJ m..i n nnc l Jones said Uiat illustrative of ble to'scl to .-.teas alonB W!to!'?ta'if,'tt crcsl of Uic Cascades from 111. " 1 13 " ' , j"",' ... by a short access road. In addi-J accessible, the road would make it feasible to develop a ski area there. Hood to Lake of the Woods and Klamath Lake, then into the Sis kiyous, across the Coast Range, and up the coast from the Cali fornia stale line to Tillamook. Most of this network already exists in part as unconnected seg ments, the association said in a report prepared to announco the j project. What is needed now is to connect them and to improve, to standard two-lane width, those, that are now substandard. The work will run into millions of dollars, said Darrell Jones, association president, but the O & C counties have been spend ing large sums on access roads, reforestation and recreational development and it is expected that available money will be even greater in coming years. There arc 18 O & C counties in rirannn t h inimti,c there are timberlands taken back;tourth. of. one nt in Social hv the federal eovcrnment from y " Chief Asks SS Increase WASHINGTON (API President Kennedy today proposed still an other increase in Social Security taxes to provide more benefits in some cases and to extend cover age to additional workers. The President sent tq Congress legislation to make what he called needed improvements in the pro gram. The changes Kennedy proposed which''0"''' rc(lll'lc an increase of one- the original Oregon and California Railroad grant. The counties get 75 per cent of the earnings from this land, giving (hem substantial sums. Cooperating with the counties are the Forest Service Bureau of Land Management, state Highway Commission, Slate Parks Advis ory Board, Department of Plan ning and Development, State Travel Information Bureau Ad visory Committee, Bureau of Indian Affairs, and some non O k C counties. Two big recreational projects connected in part with the pro posal were listed as a ski area development near Ashland, to be reached by one of the roads in the new network, and replace ment of Magic Mile chair lift at Timberline Lodge on Ml. Hood. The Ashland development is con tingent on private development ofl the ski facilities. Jones said the O & C associ ation had taken the lead in the proposal and a steering commit lee of all interested groups would work out details. The report prepared by the association said that the proposed workers and employers, Kennedy did not estimate the cost of the suggested tax increase. It would be in addition to another increase in the same amount. Kennedy recently proposed an other increase of the same amount to finance the new ad ministration's plans for health in surance. Kennedy proposed: 1. Increase from the present $33 a month to s-u l no minimumi benefit payable. 2. Reduce the age at which men are eligible for retired bene fits from the current 65 to 62. The benefits for those who claim them hefore age 65 would be reduced. 3. Change the proportion of lime which an insured person must work under Social Security to be eligible for retirement bene fits. This would be liberalized to provide that workers put in one quarter of each year, or three months, in covered work for each four quarters. NOW OPEN! New Town 4, Country SHOE REPAIR SHOP Nelion W. Bray, Owner Phone TU 4-8335 .SET UP STATION MOSCOW (UPIl Soviet ex plorers have set up a new scien tific station in Antarctica, the Tass news agency said Monday. The agency said the Novolazarcv skaya station is in Queen Maud Land and will be manned by a I2-mcmbcr crew throughout the winter. DONT CHOP IT DOWN! We suggest you try this ricJi-Louking alkyd semi-gloss ENAMEL Mm Iviurioui finish for oil woodwork; Mtol for ktfehan and bathroom wallt, ciltngi( woodwork. Civei mellow, rubbed effect to furni ture ond cabined. Waihot like porc loinl Wide range of beau tiful colon that match famous SPREO SATIN. And, By George- Roll It On! Sure you can!! When you use Sprcd Lustre Enamel for your Kitchen and Bathrooms. In fact we recommend that you do . . . Also to cut the cost even further, we will LOAN FREE the correct roller set and brushes thot you would need, with every purchase of Spred Lustre Enamel . . . Re member don't buy them but borrow rollers and brushes from Jack's Color Chip . , , Where the proof is in the paint ... Green Stamps o Ph. TU 2-4200 David Lee Jordan, no wheel cavers. dismissed on motion of district attorney. Paul G. Gelbrailh, violate basic rule, $15. Paul G. Bauer, violate basic rule. SIS. Lvrtu Robertson, violate basic rule, $10. Joe Carl Oxenlord. no dec U red weight receipt, its. Daniel W. Morrison, no vehicle license, . Ray Let Plnkerlon, combination over toad. $15. Jack C. Brownlee, overlenqth load, 415. Harry D. Baton, tandem axle overload. Paul E. Graves, combination overload. I5. Axel Erling Ftoren, using live flih for ball, $25. Jaime Leddy Santos, qlvlng alcoholic liquor to a person under 21 years of age, $150. Harvey A. Worthlnglon, failure to yield rlnht ol way, S15. Charles M. Spore, no safety chain, 110. John D. McDutfie Jr., following too Closely, $7. SO. Gene W. MHIlgan, no muffler, $10. Willie Muse, no vehicle license, $5. Charles R. Williams, dtsotwyed ktop sign, $7.50. June V. McCarthy, violate basic rule, $15. Earl William Jonte, no operator'l li cense, v. Thomas James O'Ntil, one headlight. $10. Gurvies B. Childress, violate basic rule, $15. Patrick G. Morrison, no tail tight, $10. George L. Gregg, disobeyed stop sign, 17.50. James L. Ashe, violate basic rule, dis missed on motion of district attorney. Kenneth W. Hughes, no PUC permit. d'smlssed on motion of district attorney. Richard D. Holmes, violate basic rule. dismissed on motion of district attorney. Wilson Fulbriaht, wrong lane usage. $7.50. Michael T. K el ley, no vehicle license. $S. Fred Shadduck, Impeding traffic, 7.vj. James C. Slout, disobeyed stop sign, $15. Horace K. Frost, disobeyed stop sign, IIS. Walter W. Keen, improper wheel cov ers, $10. Richard G. Cunningham, failure to dim headlights. 115. Sam John pappas, no wneei covers $7.50. Thomas H. Barnhart, overload, sat. Ernest Wayne Smith, hunting during closed season, 115. Leon A. Berglund. driving under tne in fluence of Intoxicating liquor, dismissed on motion of district attorney. Roy M. Garrett, tandem axia overload, 122. Fred Shadduck, violation ot basle rule, $5. Hugh A. Wilson, combination overload, $42. i Charles P. Kirkpalrlck, combination overload, 154. Eugene Ira Holman, overload nauitng fish. Ml. Claude D. Allen, angling without li cense, 125. Loyd W. Cramer, angling without li cense, dismissed. Marie Elaine Berkley, failure at the scene of an accident to furnish nama and address. $25 or five days. Herbert Earnest Crooks, Intoxicated In a nubile olece, 135. Lester L. Glvtns, failure to signal right turn. $7.50. Paul H. Fairclo, failure to dim head lights, $7.50. William O. Dingier, failure to dim haad- lights. 17.50. William r. tsits. no muriier, .:. Glen W. Slouch, violate basic rule, $15. Tommy Lee English, one headlight. $7.30, Robert E. Ashime, oisooeyea stop sign, 17.50. Francis H. NaucK, improper leir iurn. 17.50. Myron D. Hasklns, vioiait msic run, $20. Aden Greer, improper mutner, iu. Marvin R. Delplanche, violate basic rule, 120. Belle M. Cunningham, violate basic ruit, $15. John Zupan, overneigni, so. Leland S. Coggins, failure to Identify equipment, $15. Bl lilt D. Perkins, driving wniia opera tor's license suspended, 115. George C. Shadie, violate oasic ruie, 15- . . .... Ernest L. PaOQOCK, impropur iwn turn, continued; driving while operator's license suspended, continued. William A. wnnt, no ru- permit, via. Raloh Welsey Harris, contributing to 1he dependency of minor, 60 days, 50 days suspended. Lonn Johnes Jr., permniing vanici io be unlawfully operated, 115. Lovd Wavne Cramer, angling wnnoui license, dismissed by court. Frank W. Borges, no put permn, Thomas W. Chatburn, Inadequate) brakes, motion to dismiss by district attorney. John A. Cole, no operaior ucenw, i.. Josephine Peters, driving on wrong side of highway. 17.50. Ear Ricnero oonnger, utouTu Sign, 17.50. L , Gilbert J. Tkoulal. violate bei'c rule, 110 suspended. J , James A. Gunter, failure to display combined weight, $5. . , Clifford W. croiseiner, nw t .. 17 50 Wlillam J. Easter, driving under Iht Influence of lnlolcallng liquor, continued. James H. Crlsmon, violate basic rule, continued. . Robert P. urate, oivubt CMarlen W. Davis, disobeyed stop sign, $7AHen Green, Improper muffler contln- ULaverne W. Motschetibaeher, being In toxlcatcd upon public highway, n''',; Elmer Paul Hess, using live fish for bait, $75. . . , . j . Beatty John, being Intoxicated on a Alfred' Ley ve' Lugo, contributing to the dependency ot a minor, - Robert L. anyoor, ..y upon a public highway, US. Einar w. usiv " upon a public wgnway, Silvestre M. senchei, disobeyed stop ' Enia'nor' Allen Spregue, disobeyed slop " w.ii"m L. Fargo, disobeyed traffic stg- naEmmeT J. Wilson, disobeyed trett.e TewrenclV Nelson, d.sobayed it op MT"mJWHleey, no muffler, 17.50. Benn.e B. Siqmon, failure to Identify equipment, 17-50. Charles D. Spenci Jr., "XVhur'llone, no H R.chard C. Bcisang, no lighh, 17 50. Wendell D. Fianary, violate basic rule, Intoxicated being Intoxicated no operator's Raymond L. Wolff, disobeyed stop sign, $7Robert J. Wilcox Jr.. driving on wrong Lynn S. Harris, disobeyed stop sign, 1 John J. KM violate beslc rule. . (.raid W. Lynn, no vehicle license. . ...ii... ai aver Joseph u. aiT "-" ,0L' r thulmlre. drlvlmi while Op traior s license suspended, wnJ- . . f n .Inn Hani. U. Lurill am,,-, SHE WON'T DO ItUGBY, England (UPP - The maRistrntca rcluscd an olfer by James Clcary to leave his wife nn g deposit while he went to get money from his brother-in-Uw to pay I fine.