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BIG HAM A fully-cooked boneless ham will be one
of fhe door prizes each day to be given at the Cooking
School by Big-Y Stores. Jack Hallmark, one of the Big-Y
owners, shows one of the prise hams.
BEEF BOOTH Klamath County Cow Belles will again
have a display of beef products. They will have available
cookbooks and beef recipes and beef candy. Here, Mrs.
Rodney (Jana) Wright takes a turn at manning the dis
play. ;
STARTS STATE VISIT
NEW YORK UPI King Has
san II of Morocco arrived here
today to begin a 10-day state visit
to the United States.
He will confer with President
Kennedy and Secretary of State
Dean Husk on Thursday and ad
dress the National Press Club in
Washington the following day.
81'BJEC'TIVE PHENOMENON
WASHINGTON UPI People
who think television and radio
commercials are too loud are cx
neriencing a "subjective and psy
etiological phenomenon" that can't J
De provea, accoruing io me .na
tional Association of Broadcasters.
HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Or.
Wednesday. March 7, I9K3
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KITCHEN BEAUTY The "Flair" electric range by Frigidaire, is displayed here by
Vern Owens, owner of Cascade Home Fur.iishings. It and other Frigidaire home equip
ment will be on display at the Cooking School. The "flair" features eye-level, out
front controls, eye-level oven with glass door, and hand-high cooking top, and others.
See It At The Cooking School
And look for our FREE GIFT in Your Tote Baq!
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Dutch Oven, reg. 1 2 50, 6.19
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721 Main St.
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See you ot the
Cooking School
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