Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 10, 1963, Page 20, Image 20

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HERALD AND SEWS, Klamath Falli. Ore.
WrdnrMiay. April It. 1963
Stud Book
Publication
Date Slated
ALTURAS William Diekroe
ger of the Model Quarter Horse
Association announced this week
tWat the first Stud Book of the
MQIIA will roll off tlie presses
between April 8 and 12.
The first prinling of the 300
page book will b; 2000 copies and
will list 7000 registered horses,
The book will contain a history
of the association and information
on the breed and personal data
wiil be given on each of the list
ed horses. The price of the attrac
tive bound volume will $10. Die
kroeser said that to date there
are over 9000 horses registered in
the association.
The MQI1A now has 93 Inspec
tors in 48 states, Canada and Mex
ico. Horses are registered in 46
states, Canada, Mexico, France
and Columbia. Application is
now pending for inclusion of the
Model Quarter Horse Association
registry in the official USDA
booklet. The Light Horse. Appli
cation has been made to the
California State Fair Board Com
mission for Inclusion in the stale
fair premium books as a specific
breed. The MQIIA is already rec
ognized by the fair commissions
in all other stales,
The first futurity for two-year-olds
in the Model Quarter
Horse Association will be held in
June of 1964 in Arizona.
This 350-yard race will be open
to colts and fillies that foal in
1963. Thero is a guaranteed purse
of $2500.
"DENNIS THE MENACE"
THATWWI7HWriOFOtt!ANO . UNtUCQ
City Viewed From Air
A visitor to Klamath Falls from
sister city Ilotorua, Jim Caud
well, saw the Klamath Basin
from the air Monday, through
the courtesy of Southern Oregon
Aviation Inc. at the municipal
airport.
Caudwcll with Cliff McDonald,
also of New Zealand, and Joe
Sawyer, city airport manager,
rode the airways in a Cessna 172
piloted by Hock Pierce.
The passengers were treated to
a view of mountains and trees
covered with snow at higher al
titudes. Lake of the Woods was
particularly breathtaking, Sawyer
reported.
Pierce, with the New Zealand
Air Training Corps and the CAP,
is traveling around the world.
The otter sleeps in the water
on its back.
Lions To Ask Dunsmuir
To Take Over Building
DUNSMUIR The city of Duns
muir will be asked to assume
ownership of the Community
Youth Building, recently com
pleted under Lions Club sponsor
ship.
The move was initiated by the
Lions Club at its weekly lunch
eon Monday to put the build
ing under public ownership and
remove the possibility of a prop
erty tax burden.
The 40 x 80 concrete block
building, adjacent to the Dunsmuir
ball park, was completed last
year and dedicated to youth ad-
Play Rehearsed
DUNSMUIR - Dunsmuir High
School students are rehearsing for
the presentation of "Room for
One More," a two-act comedy
which will be given Friday night.
April 19, in the high school audi
torium. Included in the members
of the cast are George Furtado,
Dawn David, Alan Taylor, Vicky
Petrovics and Mary Girard.
This year the average U.S. con
sumer will use only 19 per cent of
his earnings to buy food, a record
low.
:FI.EE-dciiciou:
KItAUT nECIPES:
Dept. K '
P.O. Box 2589, Portland 3, Ore.
tivities and community use. Con
struction was started with funds
derived from the sale of the Lions
ciuo acout nut. Tne nut was in
the path of the freeway through
Dunsmuir and its sale provided
the club with a little over $10,-
000 to begin the new building.
Donated materials and labor,
plus contributions from civic or
ganizations, went into the new
buildine which is now valuod at
over $30,000, Gary Girdler. proj
ect chairman, noted at the meet.
ing.
The Lions Club will offer to
continue to manage the building
on a lease arrangement if the
city accepts title.
CHIP DIPPERS
CRACKER SNACKERS
AGREE
SNOWS FAMOUS CUM DIP
Mix on can of SNOWS
MINCED CLAMS with plain or
chivo cream cheats, Wilh ploin.
odd chopped onion. Moisten
with clam juice. Add a dath
I Worcelterihir. Dip inl
Medo-Land is the only local cream
ery that purchases its entire sup
ply of milk from Klamath Basin
Grade "A" Milk
Producers!
BUY
4 ES
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LOCAL
MILK!
MtuiMj PARENTS
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Medo-Land Meadow Gold
Homogenized Milk
0 Golden Guernsey Premium
0 New "Thrifty 2" Low Fat
Creamore 10 Butterfat
9 Whipping Cream
0 Chocolate Milk
0 Orange Nectar
0 Ice Cream Sherbet
0 Butter Margarine
0 Cottage Cheese
ED 4
CltlMOK W
At Your Grocers or From
Your Medo-Land Route Man
CY and EVELYN SAY:
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Shop Malin C&E Market!!
Wesson
gjf Kaiser eW
f t Aluminum 5
1 FOIL
iff 18-in. width
5 Sweet
If Potatoes V
ffil No. 3 Squat Tin f,
The Difference, Ma'am!
PURETA
mm
These art imoll 1 2-to-
14-lb. hams, the right
size .for mart flavor. Re
member, no center slices
stolen from Eddie's
hams!
and thighs from fresh Swift's OOt
Butferballs Lb. 37
Turkey Legs
Sausage ." 3 Lb, 1.00
Fresh fryers tul'lZT . lb. 39
( Ground Beef 21 Lb. 39
I Iam Daa USDA Grade Good. Cut, wrapped, A.tt
sLOCKer DeeT and quick frozen. Whole or half .. Lb. 40
Save on Flav-R-Pak Foods!
ASPARAGUS
Blended Spears ff
300 Tins J? I .UU
GREEN BEANS
rTins -. 5o89
FRUIT
COCKTAIL
3t?s 589
M 1-Lb ECt I! GIANT m
( Tin ' 4F00T VI
f tr.no 111- STUFFED f
I ' $19 MI EASTER 1
1 ,W99k. BUNNY $
1 BE READY FOR T Be Given yi,
V Vs- THE DOORBELL (E, wlM, Saturdor Evening IS If
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TOMATOES
Extra Fancy
Large Slicers
f Pc
0 lb-
Golden Yams f" E"'" B!" 2 25
Radishes & Gr. Onions TJrZl 3W
AppleS Dc,icious - Guaranteed to please!
Avocados
Easter
Candies
Galore!
Johnston's Big 9-Inch
FROZEN
Salad Treat! Large Size
Cranberry Sauce
Standby Whole or ' CF1 tt
Strained, 300 Size 0 I .UU
Pitted Olives
Lindsay - Large
Ripe, No. 1 Tins
351.00
Nalley's Pickles
269 s7wEETMsid9Ct2W
12-oz.
SWEETS
Baker's Angel Flake
Coconut
3 1.00
14-Oz.
Pkg.
59c
ah rp3 j
Flavors ; i t I
A Medium
All grocery prices in this
ad good Thursday thru next
Wed., subject to stock on
hand. Meat and produce
prices good through Sat.
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Downtown Malin, Oregon
mm
NO PARKING
METERS IN
MALIN!
Fresh Butter Kir Lb.69
Graham Crackers Honeys 2-Lb. Box 59c
Frozen Peas 5U.00
Tide Detergent oWdEon., 1.19
Easter Lilies llmL. 2.49
PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION BAKED FOOD SALE SAT
URDAY, 10:00 AT MALIN C&E MARKET!
Prices Effective Thurs. thru Sot.
Right Reserved to Limit