Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, March 07, 1963, Page 6, Image 6

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    Thun., March 7, 1963 Page 6A
,BrM & Ne Klamath Fall
judge Ups
High Cost
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Of Cab Ride
A four-mile ride in a taxi cab
lias cost Alvin Jackson, 24, a total
of $100, it developed in Klamath
County Circuit Court Wednesday
rnorning.
The amount was in the form of
a fine imposed upon Jackson by
Judge David R. Vandenberg in
court Wednesday after the for
mer had entered a plea of guilty
earlier this week to taking and
without the consent of the owners.
In another court matter, Judge
Vandenberg also extended the
probation of Linda J. David, 22
lor a period of three years, upon
'tho recommendation of the de
fendant's attorney.
The district attorney's office did
riot oppose the extension of pro
bation.
Miss David had been placed on
three years' probation Jan. fi.
jrxil after slie entered a pica of
guilty to complicity in the theft of
$J!0 from a Mamath rails man.
That probation was revoked by
Judge Vandenberg last Friday af
ter it became established that Miss
David had been arrested for
disorderly conduct last Jan. 23.
,' In the case against Jackson,
: Judge Vandenberg pronounced the
minimum fine and no jail sen
tence upon the defendant on the
recommendation of the defense at
torney and deputy district attor
ney Bob Thomas.
file defense attorney told the
judge that Jackson stepped inloi
the back seat of the taxi last Dec
10 and waited for the cab driver
lo return. Several moments later
when the driver failed to appear,
Jackson moved up to the front
seat and, on an impulse, drove
. off in the cab and parked it in
; front of his mother's home at 1700
Carlson Drive.
Jackson related the story to his
mother, who ordered him to re
turn the taxi to the cab stand. The
defendant was apprehended by
stale police while en route lo Sev
enth and Main Street and lodged
in the city jail, the attorney re
lated. ' - The defense attorney stated that
Jackson had been drinking in
frequently during the evening pri
or to the car borrowing incident
Bill Aims
At Scandal
SALEM (UPD-A bill aimed at
preventing further military scan
' rials such as that at Camp Withy-
combe was introduced In the
house today by the Committee on
Military Affairs.
It would provide for anpoint
mcnt by the governor of an in
spector general from the Army
National Guard and one from the
- Air Force National Guard.
- The Inspectors general would be
available to handle signs or com
plaints of improper conduct or
Irregularities.
They would liave lo bo at least
lieutenant colonels with six years
service In the Oregon National
Guard or reserve. The governor
could appoint additional Inspectors
general if necessary.
The state's liability is estimated
at some $40,000 in the wake of a
scandal that was discovered last
year under the administration of
the late Adjutant General Alfred
l. lfintz.
The House today passed a budg
et for the State Marine Board.
A bill to require new cars to be
equipped with scat belts was ap
iopirinI
proved for passage by the House
Slate and Federal Affairs Com
mittee and sent lo the floor.
" By unanimous vote, the commit
tee killed bill that would have
banned speakers such as Commu
'nist Gus Hall from appearing on
.state college campuses or in pub
.lie buildings.
! The committee approved bills
prohibiting racial discrimination
.in apprenticeship, and allowing
public employes leaves of absence
In serve in the Peace Corps.
Two bills by Sen. Vcrn Cook,
D-Grcsham, would permit voter
registrars to conduct door to door
. canvasses to secure reiiMrations
-and would reraire open meetings
" tor all public agencies.
; A bill by Sen. Andrew Nalerlin,
, D-Newport, would prohibit long
i line gear for taking salmon in
J ocean areas where nets now arc
'. forbidden.
Art Displayed
At Restaurant
SALEM UPI-PainUngs hv a
Bend youUi are being displayed
here in an unusual one-man show
in the Capitol coffee shop.
The artist is Charles O'Brien
Donley, 19, who paints from a
'. wheel chair.
'. Donley was stricken with mus
cular dystrophy in grade school.
. He completed a high school edu
cation, started building model sir
; planes, and then began painting
; Bep. Kessler Cannon, n-Bend.
Mid Donley's paintings have
drawn wide attention. They range
from landscapes lo action scenes
.and porlralla.
Prices
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Peaches
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peanut
You'll find bags of peanuts around all three stores. Grab
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It's more fun than a Circus ... or the first spring ball
game f , j3d it's on us. Haveusf - have.a pea'nut bust!
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,10c
6-0
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if You're Not Shopping Here,
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Wo Reserve The Right To Limit
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Avolon and Shasta Way
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Store Hours 9:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
at all the stares --
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4408 Arthur Street
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No. 3 ar 4480 South Sixth St.
Be Sure To Get In The
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22V2 Oz. Loaf
'Oregon
Food"
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22 Oz.
Orange Drink
Orange Juice
Pure Sun
6-Oz. .
Froxen
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6-Oi
Shoestring Potatoes
Sno Peak Froien
111 Lb
2
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The Tastiest Bread, Rolls, Cookies, Cokes and Pastry
You've Ever Eaten. Try Some Today, It's "Ours
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Large
22'2-oz. Loaf
Large
Angel Food
All
Varieties
Dozen
4 DOZEN
1.00
French
Rolls
Dozen
Cross Buns
Dozen
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Buy 3 pkgs. Betty Crocker Cake
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DASH
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OFF
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COMET
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mire gift value with America's
SPRECKELS
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Farm Fresh
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'Famous Food"
or
'Kory"
3
Crater
Lake
Miss Lou Cove
Cut Style
8 0z.
Kitchen Charm
60 Count
AA'
Tomato TUNA
White Spray
Chunk 12S
APPLES
Red Delicious from Woih-
ington. Large, crisp, erunchy tm IU3i
POTATOES
FLAV-R-PAC INSTANT Pg.
CUKES
Garden Fresh, Large Slicer
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2 for
19
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45c
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Beef Hash
Derby IS'a-oz,
Delight No. 1 Tins
mo
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Cello Wrapped
Large White Heads
EACH
ANGES
c
Sweet, Juicy Mandarins
Fresh from Florida
2 lbs.
Asparagus
Large, Green, Garden Fresh,
New Crop.
lb.
Dry Onions
Yellow from Medford
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VISIT OUR NEWEST ADDITION
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at Oregon Food No. 2 Shasta Way at Avaton
ROSE Q
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VIGORO Covers 5,000 sq, ft, Reg. 4.79 $ n 9$
Now Only 3
New items arriving daily to moke a complete selection of garden eceet
sories and patio equipment.
CHILDREN'S TRAINING PANTS
Only
FAMOUS BRAND CHILDREN'S PULL-OVER SHIRTS AND
SHORTS Valued at $1.49 Only
REPEAT OF A CUSTOMER BARGAIN
Boys Sweatshirts by Healtfvknit Reg. $1.49 Now
HOODED SWEATSHIRTS
For the Youngsters, Value $4.98 Now
CARPET RUNNERS 24" x 72"
Foam Rubber Backs, Only
RUGS, Completely Washable, 100 Rayon, Foam Back
3' x 5', Reg. $3.49 Now
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THURSDAY
PROSPERITY REBEKAH
!OGF Hal?.
FREMONT JR. fflGH PTA,
7:90 p.m., sdsoe! auditoriara. Pr
gram, "Uigh School Counsefisg,
ROYAL NEIGHBORS OF
AMERICA, 8 p.m.. Meeting, KC
Ka!i, Main and 10th.
VENTURE CIA'R, 7:30 p.m..
fswetiiig, Winema HsleS.
NATIONAL FEDERATION OF
FEDERAL EMPLOYS, lacal
7JVJ, 7:30, Bweliflg, County Li
brary, Air Force film.
BETHEL NO, , Job's Daugh
ters, 7:30 p.m., meeting, Masonic
Tempie.
Y - NE MA TWIRLERS, 7:30
p.m., round oance instruction, s
p.m., square dance, YMCA. Bring
sandwiches or cookies.
VFW AUXSLIARY. S p.m.
VFW Kali. iBring CCA tickets.
CHILOO.UIN HOME EXT.
25h.
15fb
UNIT, 10:30 a.m., Facing the
Middle Years, home of Mrs. Le-
ana Northrup. Bring sandsdeh,
FRiTJAY
ALL-DAY COFFEE HOUR, Bo
nanza Cale. Proceeds from aH
coffee saies to go lo InierEDm-
muniiy Hospital fand.
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EWAUNA LADffiS ENCAMP-
MENT AUX. 46, S p.m., meeting,
IOOF Halt.
EAGLES AUXILIARY, 8 p.m.,
meeting, cancer fiim, aer FOS
c
Haii.
Ib.
SONS OF NORWAY S m,
meetiEg, Siasla Grange HaJL
BIAN2AJOTA SOCIAL CLUB,
S p.m, meetmg, Edith Barieen,
28OT Patterson.
EAGLES, 6 to 7:30 p.m., hobo
supper, Eagies Kail.
SATURDAY
OREGON PILOTS ASSOC.,
Kiamath Falls Chapter, M
Timers Night, 7:30 pm, iullel
dinner, 6:30 pjrs,, cocktail hour,
Reames Country Club. Dancing
followers.
RUMMAGE ..SALE, ..Alpha
Iambda Chapter of Deita Kappa
Gamma Society, 8 a.m., Clyde's
Towing.
MERRY ..MIXERS . .SQUARE
DANCE, 8 p.flv, Greenie Dance,
Merry Mixer Hall. Bring refresh
ments.
RUMMAGE SALE, Dale Car
negie Ahnrmi and Vfinema Chal
lengers, 8:38 a.m., Clyde's Tow
ing. NAOMI SHRINE NO. 5, 8 p.m.,
siectKJB E officers, :38 p.m
dinner for sffksrs and raenAers,
Masonic Temffe
onrLotjutN" do si do, s pja
squai-e dance. Bring poflack.
KLAMATH CO. HOME EXT.
ALUMNI, 12 norm, potiuck, Mrs.
H. V. Borton, Chelsea Addition.
Spring festival plans.
MIDLAND GRANGE, 8 p.m.,
card party, Grange Kail,
SUNDAY
MEMORIAL SERVICE, 2 j3.m,.
Upper Eagles Hall. For de
ceased members of Aerie and
Auxiliary last year. Public Invit
ed. 9th KMjUJliS
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