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Thanks to the excellent response to our "6 for 3" offer during National Want Ad Week, the Herald and News is offering another "6 for 3" week for the benefit of the many Klamath Basin wmm We'll Call It Klamath Basin Want Ad Boating Week during the week of March 24 - 30 and offer FOR THE PRICE OF on all Boating Want Ads (restricted to non - commer cial advertisers, please). There were 210 Want Ad users who took advantage of National Want Ad Week "6 for 3" - we suggest that you do the same to Buy, Sell or Trade Boats and Boating Equipment during this com ing week. SEE WHAT YOU SAVE! (o) Number Reg. Price This Week YOU Of Linei 6 Days For 6 Days SAVE 2 4.00 250 1.50 3 5J0O 125 U5 4 00 6o loo 5 700 4J5 2.25 The regular discount of 50c per advertisement will apply if paid within 5 days of first publication. It's easy to write and place a Want Ad. And the amazing thing about want ads is that the results are excellent and the cost is so low. This week, while the Herald and News observes Want Ad Boating Week, you pay for only three days of advertising and thon get THREE EXTRA DAYS FREE! This is the ideal time to learn the advantages of a Herald and News Want Ad. SORRY Thii offer is restricted to non.commercioi advertisers. WRITE YOUR OWN WANT AD! Count 5 words per line. Be sure to count the address andor the telephone number if you include thorn. NAME ADDRESS PHONE CITY Mail your Want Ad with payment to the Classified Advertising Department, The Herald and News, Klamath Falls, Oregon. Figure the cost from the No tional Want Ad Week special rates listed in this advertisement. Adventuress, Mechanic Tell Of 7-Week Ordeal In Yukon WMTEHORSE, Yukon UPI A plucky New York adventuress and a husky California mechanic, given up (or dead weeks ago, to day recovered from their 48-day ordeal in the frozen Yukon wild erness and said they never doubt ed that they would survive. "The only thing that I felt was not being able to understand why the Lord was keeping us there that long," said Helen Klabcn, 21. "I don't think I gave up hope at anytime. "We never gave up hope. Wc lived from day to day, hoping someone would come." The Brooklyn girl and Ralph Flores, 42, San Bruno, Calif., disappeared Feb. 4 on a flight from Whitehorse to Seattle. They were aboard Flores' single-engine plane. They said that the only thing they had to eat were two cans of fruit salad, two cans of sardines and a box of crackers. That was gone in the first week, and the last food they had was two tubes of toothpaste. "I never liked sardines before in my life, but now I love them, Miss Klaben said. Bush pilot Charles Hamilton spotted an S O S. tramied in the snow on a frozen lake Monday. It had an arrow pointing up a moun tain. He followed the arrow, and saw Miss Klaben frantically wav ing near a lean-to constructed from the small plane's wreckage. Flores was on the frozen lake about three miles away from the wreckage. He was trying to walk for help. I Doctors at the large, modern hospital in Whitehorse said the two were in "surprisingly good shape" considering the ordeal they had been through. Miss Klaben had a broken right tarm and injuries to one loot. Flores had several broken bones. Doctors said they probably had other injuries at the time of the crash hut "thev have healed themselves during the duration." The young Brooklyn girl lay in bed snuggled deep under the cov-i ers talking and joking with news-i men. She was in such good spirits today she wanted to joke w ith her visitors. "How much weight did you lose?" one of them asked. "That's none of your business. ' she said with a mock frown. Then she smiled, and teased Vehicle Purchases, Annexations Busy Council "Well. . .no, 1 don't think I'll tell you." Whitehorse is the capital city of the Yukon and its largest city. From Miss Klaben's hospital window, she can see the frozen Yukon River winding around the hospital, with the town and its 6.0UO residents on the far side. Thp sir! said she was afraid to believe that Hamilton had dis covered the wreck when he flew over Monday. 'I wasn't sure at first, because several times when we were on too of the mountain, we thought perhaps planes saw us and it 'sic' didn't, and it was kind of disap- nnintino and then when the Diane did find us. . .1 wasn't sure and 1 didn't want to discourage myself so I rust went about mv hn.mo;. as usual," she said. But when he did acknou W-0 me by shaking the wings, I just lay prostrate ana cried and thanked God." MOUNT SHASTA A motion, was carried that Mount Shasta Council budget for one police car at its regular meeting March 22. The car will be a 1962 model turned in by the California High way Patrol and will cost $9O0 plus tax. The city is to have Its choice of cars, with a complete, history of the car, and one of the police cars now in use by Mountl Shasta police department will be1 sold. Police Chief Harold Barnum was requested to start proceedings. Supervisor of public works, Charles Echols, reported the city needed a vehicle for the street department. -Council voted to purchase a 1957 four .- wheel drive Jeep station wagon from the California Highway Depart ment for $650 plus tax. An addi tional $300 is estimated for a new block for the machine. It is planned to use the Jeep for other city departments if needed. Echols also gave council a fig ure of $31,000 that had been spent to Feb. 28 on South Mount Shasta1 sewer. He also outlined plans to remodel and add to the storage building at South Yard to which L'SFS has given its approval Cost would be $800 for a 30 by 20 by 14. foot high lean-to, and $800 for remodeling an overhead door. Council decided to take this un der consideration, but instructed Echols to proceed with grading at the site. Echols stated that buildings moved from the freeway construc tion zone to Spring Street need water at a cost of $650, with the state to assume $310 of it. The budget will carry this expense and Echols was authorized to proceed. The council passed a resolu tion of Intention to sell city-owned real property known as the City Barn. Protests may be made at a meeting April 12 at 8 p.m. in city hall. A large group of property own ers was present to protest the Hercules annexation, but the number of protests was less than the number required so an elec tion will be held to settle the is sue. A motion was carried that the two-inch water line serving Big Canyon water users be moved immediately. The relocation is necessary because of freeway con struction. Letters to property own- 3 WAYS TO PLACE A WANT AD: 1. MAIL: Write your ad and mail to Herold ond News, P.O. Bo 941, Klamath Falls, Ore. 2. IN PERSON: Bring your ad to the Herald end News office at 1301 Es planade. 3. PHONE: Dial TU 4-8111 and o courteous Want Ad writer will be glad to help you word your ad. ers in that area are being mailed advising them of action taken. Mayor Gino Marconi reported the salary budget committee had met and made some changes in the budget. It will be submitted to department heads for study, who will then meet with council for decision. . In other business Mayor Mar coni assured Delano Acord that the city would make every effort' to check out -an easement and sewer line for Acord's new home now under construction in the Frcedenburg annexation. This move will involve some 30 par cels of land in the subdivision: and would cost $4,100 for sewerj connection. . The first reading of an ordi-1 nance repealing the bail bond broker's license was read, and a letter was read from the city of Tulelake inviting Mount Shasta City Council members and their wives to attend a dinner and meeting of the League of Siskiyou County Cities at Tulelake's Sports man's Hotel, 7;30 p.m., April 10. Bill Lanthicr of Mount Shasta Electric appeared before the council to protest the practice of unlicensed contractors and indi viduals doing work in the city. He stated that local contractors not only have to have a state con tractor's license but also a city license to contract jobs in any Siskiyou County city. City Attor ney L. N. Lorenzen said no res olution was necessary on coun cil's Dart to resolve this issue it ..-I n,r,aJ U'tth HIHJ mp l" " " fiuvnu mil, , that linn nf nr-tinn I Mount Shasta Police Depart-S K HAUT RECIPES ment received a plaque from the from . iPA J California Commission of Peace!? mA T tl (. Officers commending it on its high standard of law enforcement. PAGE 6-C Wednesday, March 27, 1963 HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. tFI.EE-deliiiousS Dept. K J P.O. Box 2589, Portland 3, Ore. ft DM use the brand you know and trust! ADD FLAVORIETY TO LENTEN MENUS Woodlands in the 12 states from Virginia to eastern Texas and Ok lahoma produce more pulpwood than any other area of the same size in the world. YEW World Famous-Delicious i: BROASTED j CHICKEN j TRY IT AT THE LUCCA CAFE PIZZA PIE Real Italian Style Orders to Go, Too LUCCA CAFE PHONE TU 4-3276 2354 S. 6th delicious oyster stew... low-calorie too! Blue Plate COVE Oysters fresh from the sunny Gulf Coast From the unruffled Inlets of the Gulf Coast, Blue Plate brings you delectable and true cove oyster. Blue Plate captures ell the iresn lust shucked llavor at moon canneries right In the Gulf Coast area. Enioy Blue Plat Oysters often in stews, dress ings or sauteed in butter to make an elegant oyster pan roast. 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