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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1961)
Hog Auctions Mar Honeymoon Plans Monday. March J3. 1961 PAGE By ANV LANDERS Dear Ann Landers: I'm 21 years old and in colleEe. My boy friend and I are in the process of setting a H-onders bow she compares with Wife One. If there is an abun dance of glowing praise for the departed, she feels uncomfortable, This is something you'll have wedding date, i to learn to live with. Say noth He is a hoeing now or ever. As time farmer. passes, he will rfer to her less I didn't think anil less. Your life together will setting a wed- fill his thoughts. If he displays ding date could.her pictures, present him with be such a prob- beautiful album so he can pre lem, but we are, serve his precious photographs running into real trouble. Heiproperly. wants to be married at a time1 when we can work in two hog. Dear Ann Landers: My hus auctions on our honeymoon. I don't mind so much that he wants me to share this roman-l band's sister invited us to din ner at her home. The invitation came three weeks in advance of tic time with business, but it also the evening and we understood means his parents would accom-'it was to be a party pany us because they are hog experts and he would need their guidance. A great deal of money is involved. The night before the date, my sister-in-law phoned me and cas ually mentioned that she had in vited a person whom she knows HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon Klamath Falls Boy Arrested FcrSchool Loitering A 17-year-old Klamath Falls The youth was picked youth has learned that it does j juvenile authorities Feb. loitering not pay to loilcr around school; wilhiHit good reason. Do you think it is selfish of both my husband and I dislike me to object? ILLINOIS GIRL Dear Girl: It's bad enough that your fiance wants to cut the hogs intensely. My husband and I diS' cussed it and decided to phone her back and say we would not in on your honeymoon, but his: be there parents, too well, that's too! We didn't make a fuss or criti- much. Tell him you don't want to share your honeymoon with hogs or parents then set a date which will eliminate both. Dear Ann: I am about to mar ry a wonderful man. This is my first marriage his second. His wife was a fine woman who passed away a few years ago. I know he loved her dearly which is as it should be, but I can't overcome my feelings of jealousy. Perhaps if he didn't talk about her so much it would help. I have never given him any hint of my feelings so of course he doesn't know. I wouldn't want to hurt him, feels may be unpleasant. for the world, but if you think I should ask him to stop talk ing about her I will do so. Also, what if he puts pictures of her cize. We simply said we were de clining the invitation. Now she is furious and says it is none of; our business whom she invites to her home. Is she mad at us with good cause, or are we right? - R.X. t Dear R.X.: If your sister-in-law knew of the bad feeling and still Invited the other party, she is a poor hostess and no friend. uraniea, it is none or your business whom she invites to her home, but you did not try to make it your business. You sim ply told her you were not at tending her party. Every person has the right to protect himself against social situations which he To learn the knack of feeling comfortable with the opposite sex, send for ANN LANDERS' around our new home? Should! booklet, "How To Be Date Bait,' I remove them or ask him to? Please help me. I can't talk this over with anyone who knows me as I am ashamed of my feel ings of insecurity. FIGHTING THE PAST Dear Fighting: Every woman enclosing with your request 20 cents in coin and a long, self' addressed, stamped envelope. Ann Landers will be glad to help you with your problems. Send them to her in care of1 this newspaper enclosing stamped, self-addressed envelope. Divers Search For 4 Airmen JACKSONVILLE, Fla. AP Search parties, including divers, probed Lake George again today for four Navy airmen still missing from a bomber crash last week. Four bodies of the eight men aboard the P2V Neptune have been brought up from the waters of the big lake, 75 miles south of here. I The plane from Jacksonville Naval Air Station was on a prac tice bombing run. around a local junior high school. He failed to show up for a scheduled juvenile court appearance and was subsequently arrested and lodged in the city jail. Thursday, the youth was placed in tlie custody of a foster fam- up by jily by Juvenile Judge Charles H. 17 forfster- A r'6'd set of probation ary rules was established. State laws forbid loitering in or near schools by persons who arc not students or employes of the schools. The juvenile department said ft will continue to prosecute persons who do not have good reason for being in school areas. This applies to persons on foot or in cars. N. J. Rosen bourn INCOME TAX CONSULTANT Commce Bfdq. I I I I Walnut Ave. Ph. TU 4-5903 or TU 4-5863 In Klamath Falls Since '46 f,,S11-V'-'',-'l'- ii'-' -Hii,ii SEE US FOR... AUTO GLASS Safes and Installation RUSSELL GLASS CO. TU 2-5513 )p 1721 Main PACK 31 the church of St. Pius X Church entertained at the annual Blus and Gold Banquet at Places were marked for 93. Among those present were, seated left to right, Frank Jakubowski, the Rev. Thomas Scanlon and George Sprague. Standing, same or der, are William Roach, R. Wanderscheir, Al Blanc, Michael Holland, Eagle Scout, and Norman Chase. Dr. Mel Amsberry was chairman. Blue And Gold Scout Banauet Hailed SHOP HERE KM ALL YUuk i li 1 I I I I I h ! i Mrs. Eleanor Sprague and Mrs. Rita Caldwell, den mothers, as sisted by Mrs. Ray Wanderschied, Mrs. Keith Senecal, Patty Sprague and others were responsible f o r the success of the Blue and Gold Banquet for Pack 31 of St. Pius X Church on Feb. 27. Chairman was Dr. Mel Amsberry. Following the dinner a meet ing was conducted by Frank Jak ubowski, retiring cubmaster, who introduced the new cubmaster. George Sprague. Awards were given as follows: Ronnie Blane, one gold and two silver arrow points; Steven Bellot ti, bear badge; Ernest Bcaudry, gold arrow point; Mike Ewing, gold arrow point; Pete Suprenant, gold arrow point; Jim Caldwell. gold arrow point and denner stripe. Guests were Michael Holland, Eagle Scout of Troop 16; Mrs. Jean Holland, Irene Hammil, Er nie Olson and Father Thomas Scanlon. Cecilia Sprague won' a cake baked by Mrs. Patricia Jessing. Woman To Face Charges Of Aggravated Assault Aggravated assault charges were filed in district court Friday against Julia Ann Pruitt, 22, 2514 South Sixth Street, accused of the March 2 beating of another wom an. ' Miss Pruitt was arraigned in district court Friday and was giv en until Monday morning to con sult a lawyer and enter a plea. The specific charge is assault and Star Remarries Former Hubby battery by means of force -likely to produce great bodily harm. It is a felony. The complaint against Miss Pruitt was signed by Mrs. Ar- lene Daughters, 22, 5418 Avalon Street, who claimed that Miss Pruitt hit her in the head and body, pulled her hair and twisted her arm. Mrs. Daughters was hospitalized with a broken arm and numerous cuts and abrasions. The assault allegedly occurred after the two women had argued in Miss Pruitt's South Sixth Street cabin. Miss Pruitt was jailed in lieu of $5,000 bail. Earlier she served five days in the city jail for being drunk in public. , HOLLYWOOD lAfi Actress Jane Wyman today is Mrs. Fred; Karger for the second time. lYolith EamS . She and the bandlcader-com-l poser were remarried-Saturday at TOUmey Trip Newport ueacn. Miss Wyman, 44, and Karger, 45. were married in 1952 and were NASHVILLE, Tenn. (API nie Robinson, 17, wanted to watch .divorced in 1954. Previously shel ...,;,,,-.., Kn :J M. n-lnne w' """" J ; ville today but was 50 cents shy -Ron was married to r.ew urieans manufacturer Myron Futtermano( farfi on . spcdal s(udent ana aciur wjiwiu ncaa,,. . So w hen a buddy bet the Donel son High School senior 50 cents he wouldn't "swim Mill Creek (API right now. shorts, plunged in the chilly stream and swam over and back. Ronnie, shivering, collected his Rattlers Caught SWEETWATER, Tex. ' More than 200 hunters in the an nual rattlesnake roundup here caught 4.044 rattlers. All the snakes were killed or half dollar, dressed, and raced to given to persons who like rattle-1 the school where he plunked down snake meat a delicacy to some, his - $6.50 fare minutes before Largest snake: Vh pounds. I reservations closed. Grange News MIDLAND GRANGE "My Guide to Highway Safety" is the topic the National Highway Safety Council and the Automo tive Safety Foundation have chos en for this year's essay contest. All grange members under 18 years of age are eligible to en ter. Deadline for submitting en tries is May 1. Essays must not be more than 700 words. National winners will receive $100 U.S. savings bond and all expense paid trip to the national grange convention in Worcester, Mass. NEW PINE CREEK Approximately 45 members and families attended the grange "hot supper night" Saturday. Mrs. Virginia Hinton reported that the pinochle party held Frl day night grossed $25 with a few dollars to be deducted for prizes. Traveling prize was won by Hel' en Noble for double pinochle. Mrs. Shirlene Lawson won high and Mm. Alice Allen low. Olin Al dridge got high for men and Han- nun Boutin Jr., low. Serving on the general committee were Glad' ys Cooper. Maude Butler, Betty Aldridge, Shirlene Lawson, Alice Allen, Alpha Ferguson, Amy Cloud and Florence Butler. Amy Cloud, county deputy, an nounced that the first and second degree would be given at Valley Falls on March 18, on March 25 the third and fourth degree at the Eastside Grange Hail. The fifth degree will bo exemplified at the Pomona Grange at Valley Falls on May 24. Practices will be held March 15 at 7:30 p.m. and March 22. Mrs. Lily Noble reported on the Home Economics Club meet ing. Mrs. Virginia Hinton. acting lec turer, presented a singing group. Members voted to order two dozen new song books. The next meeting will be held March 16 at 2 p.m. w ith Lauraync Kennedy, home demonstration agent, guest speaker. Ronnie stripped to his I, Sara Johns(on Taxpayers Learning How To Make Out Own Forms The Internal Revenue Service his 1960 financial records on hand during the 1961 income tax filing and to have all the necessary season will again stress self-help facts in mind. And again let me as its basic theme of taxpayer remind taxpayers that it will be assistance. District Director A. G. much easier to prepare a return Erickson of the Internal Revenue Service for the state of Oregon announced. "The self-help program has now been in effect about five years," Erickson said, "and we believe that more and more taxpayers are becoming familiar with the requirements Tor sound prepara tion of federal income tax returns. Essentially, self-help means that taxpayers complete as much of their returns as possible before asking help from us. Most tax- payers can do the whole job after a careful reading ot the form it self and its accompanying instruc tion booklet. ("We are still going to provide help for the few persons who for various reasons are unable to complete their returns. We shall again stress our telephone assis tance program, which will enable taxpayers with a problem or two to call us up for a quick answer designed to enable them to com plete preparation of their returns. Office assistance will be avail able where required but will naturally entail considerably more of the taxpayer's time. "The most important thing to the taxpayer in preparing a re turn or in seeking telephone or of fice assistance is to have all of or to obtain any help needed now than during the late stages of the season when telephone lines are jammed and offices are crowded." U.S.D.A. Good Boneless ROUND PLUS Green Stamps STEAK Blade Curs - Grain Fed Porkers PORK STEAK ''"'" i; GREEN -i i nyi a ID. Mfflr Mm Sir ffW m M....WICAN ENJ0VOErM6f elfish I p ESP n It 900 ! 1 UI SII DAILY! READY TO DRINK I I NEED A NEST EGG? 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Tins Tomato Sauce 40-oz. Packages BISQUICK Oregon Foods "NEW" Liquid DETERGENT 39" Chun King Mushroom CHOW MEIH N,-7S 59 c Gerber's Strained BABY FOOD (except meat) 12 tins 1 00 Nallcy's CHILI WITH BEANS No. 300 tins 69 c Powder Room TOILET TISSUE 53 c 4 roll pack Reynold's Heavy Wt. ALUMINUM FOIL c 18"x25' roll 69 COFFEE-: 59c FELS NAPTHA 87c Ml ( California Fruit Punch 00 46 ox. tin JC NESTLE'S 2 It 89c TRENDS, 49c TREND SjiJ 69c PUREX ." 35c SCOT TOWELS- 269c SWIFT'S PREM " 49c VANO STARCH 53c Schilling's CINNAMON 4-oz. tin 49 c TUNA 4 CATS 9c No. Vi tins Van Camp's ' SPANISH RICE No. 300 tins 21 Wyler's Veg. or Beef base SOUP MIXES 3..,29c Wyandotte Medium PITTED OLIVES $i oo 5'j-oz. tins 1 If You're Not Shopping Here . . . You're Spending Too Much oiiiaiiOTmiBgz ir PRICES EFFECTIVE MONDAY Winter Store Hours 9:00 a.m. THROUGH WEDNESDAY to 8:00. p.m. Daily
