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Newspaper Page TextPAGE 4 A Thursday. April 11, 1JI Smart Bunnies Save At Biq-Y For.. HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore. $CASM 1N$ AT BIG-Y Win $25 - $50 - $100 - $200 Plus Merchandise Premiums You don't hove to buy o thing, just come into BIG-Y for your FREE TICKETS. If you hove tickets, you may hove olreody won. Here ore some of the new winning numbers now posted ot BIG-Y: 009243 . . . 090095 . . . 089918 . . . 098554 . . . 099917 . . . 094391 . . . 089013 . . . 091750 . . . 089267. Pictured at left it Mm. Lynn Swensen, Kr. 2, Tulelake - Anofher Big-Y Cash Winner. Thursday. April 11, 1K3 pACE jA HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. "DENNIS THE MENACE" SHOP EARLY CLOSED EASTER SUNDAY We will be closed Easter Sunday (as every Sunday) so that our employes may enjoy this very special day at church and with their families. We again say "Thonks" to our many customers' who make a point of shopping during the week so that we can continue to remain closed on Sundays. f V:.. T. 9 . .. X T7J A I III V r no t m W THIh 111 ht W. II 4 "Don't use that tons of voice to me, young lady, Remember that in this household you're the daughter, not the baby sitter!" Foreigners Get Blame For Jobless Yankees '"S ffpj By ANN LANDERS Dear Ann Landers: Mast of the problems In your column are personal. This problem involves tg.- all Americans. Why do we al low foreigners to come to our great country and create prob lems for Ameri cans? There is only to much room here and so many jobs. We owe it to our own true Americans to take care of them first. Everyone knows there are at least five million jobless Ameri cans.. Plenty of these people are living in slums. The foreigners will work cheaper so they get first crack at the jobs. Is this fair to our own people? If the foreigners don't like the policies of their respective coun tries why don't they fight for what Ihey think is right and gain their independence? America did. A PROUD AMERICAN Drar Proud: Every now a n again I hear from an Ignorant malcontent mho naves the Amrrl ran flag In an attempt to divert attention from the central prnb lem Ills own miserable failure. Anyone who has ever looked at an American history book knows this country was made great by ''foreigners" who came here In search of freedom and opportunity. We all have roots in another part of the world unless we happen to be American Indians. In case you've forgotten, the words on the Statue Of Liberty read: "Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses, yearning to breathe free. The wretched refuse of your teeming shore. Send these, the homeless and the tem pest-tossed to me," Dear Aim Landers: I am one of four college seniors living oil campus In a private home. To gellicr we pay Slot) a month for Swiss Hold Eichmann's Accomplice BERN, Switzerland (UPD-An Austrian lawyer accused by form er concentration camp Jews of be ing Adolf Eichmann's accomplico was held by Swiss police tonight. A police spokesman said Erico Raja, whom the Jews charged was responsible for the death of Anne Frank, was picked up at Mclide, near Lugano, this morning and held for questioning. The Federal Justice and Police Department announced earlier to day that Raja would he expelled as an undesirable alien. The spokesman said that, apart from the accusations that Raja helped Eichmann In his mass ex termination of Europe's Jewcry. It was believed he entered Swit zerland illegally. two bedrooms plus kitchen privi leges. During the past few weeks I've been washing and Ironing my nance s white shirts. He is strug gling to get by, as most of us are, and I am helping him out in this way. My fiance wears four white shirts a week. The landlady feels that I am running up her electricity bill be cause of this extra ironing. Instead nt speaking directly to me about it she has been talking behind my back. I'm upset over this and would like your advice on how to han die it. Thank you in advance. PRESSING FOR A SOLUTION Dear Pressing: Even if you arc slow Ironer you can Iron white shirt In IS minutes. It costs 1H cents per hour to operate an electric Iron. This means you are kiting the lady's electric bill by six cents a month. ' The next time you pay the rent. put six cents In an envelope with a little note exnlnlnlni! that vnu Insist on paying for the extra Julre. Oberti Select Ripe, Pitted Toll Tins Samples All Day Friday and Sat. Betty f Crocker 40-oz. 00 00 C&H Powdered or Brown 1 -lb. Box Kaiser Aluminum Heavy Duty 18" -k. rv s r m 9 BIG-Y Variety Section Dear Ann: I was a psychology major in college and prided mv- self on being able to work out most of my problems in a ma ture, adult manner. My "mature. adult manner" somehow has de serted me. Henry, my lB-year-nld brother, was made a ward of the slate because my parents were unable to handle him. My father is an alcoholic and my mother Is a neurotic with an uncontrollable temper. when I married last year 1 took Henry Into our home. My husband and I were appointed his legal guardians by the court. The boy has shown remarkable prog rcss. He Is friendly, cooperative ann floes better in school. My mother, seeing the vast im provement, Insists that we give him back. I wouldn't consider it and legally she can't take him. vo told her this repeatedly but she keeps harping. Henry hates i vine in her homo and is fright ened to death of her. Whenever she comes over he has a "re lapse." What shall I do? SISTER Dear Sister: Visit your mother in her home. Tell her she cannot come to yours. Henry Is fighting a tough battle and It's obvious that his mother's presence makes him ill. This may seem cruel but It Is essential for the boy's recovery. Let's hope your mother will come to under stand why. Hair Care Med, and Super Plus Tax FILM Block and White 127-120-620 Plastic Flowers Spring Asst. Lifelike Sells as high m. . -. HIVI5 Big-Y Price . . . REMEMBER: All Grocery Prices Good Through Wed nesday While Stocks Last. 1 GLASSES ON CREDIT! Hf Green Stomps COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO. 730 Main St. Communion Service Maundy Thursday First Presbyterian Church 601 Pine Street 7:30 P.M. April 11 'W Klamath Farm Fresh . 5w313 Wi ' ' ' fMll iff 'm'Tmmir i CmmnnK FROZEN ICE CREAM TIP-TOP 4 FLAVORS y2 Gallon OOD SALE FROZEN PIES Banquet 8" Apple, Cherry, Peach or Custard 7 f Blueberry, Boysonbcrry Cream 3 for 1 00 RED, RIPE, FULL CUPS Strawberries CUP Croft, Long Stemmed LILIES Radishes Romaine or Red Leaf Beautiful for Easter or Green Onions 1129 U Up bu. 5' Salad Lettuce 2 29' Full Ears Sweet Corn Tomatoes Lorge, Fancy Slicert ), 5i49 19' Also a wonderful selection of New Potatoes, Zucchini Squash, Sweet Potatoes, New Crop Bermuda Onions, Slic ing Cucumbers and other items to complement your Eas ter dinner. FRESH FLASH FROZEN Meadow Gold Fresh S In Quarts ' S 37 c I (a) Pint Flav-R-Pac STRAWBERRIES RASPBERRIES PEACHES MIX OR MATCH Mixed Vegetables Broccoli Spears Onion Rings Brussel Sprouts Cauliflower No 1. Frozen jilpias&v PAN READY, TRAY PACK FBYER 2 (0 SLICED tfisst n BACON :SE": ffiji V LUNCH a Varieties of IF r 3 MEAT vidual packages. iW 1 D II VEAL WW U.S.D.A. 'Choice' I2?V lUjC ROAST ,on eo n ut ib. VEAL JuftT Tender U.S.D.A. At Iljr' STEAK fcJlib. Swift's Premium Genuine SPRING LAMB U.S.D.A. "CHOICE" 4 to 5-lb. LEGS 69 c lb SHOULDER CHOPS 39- RIB OR LOIN CHOPS 79 lb SHOULDER ROAST 35 i 12 POPULAR FLAVORS 3-OZ. Pkg. I' Pkg. lb .33 oy MIX OR MATCH Peas - Cut Corn Spinach Peas & Carrots Cut or French Sliced Green Beans French Fries or Hash Browns t ' . ' - I ; H. Ttfsimn'iMWEcawKiWw IDIWTMWNA stewMm. Qommiuuhf Qakndak THURSDAY LADIES AUXILIARY, Canton Crater No. 7, 8 p.m., meeting, Odd Fellows Hall. RUMMARK SALE, First Pres byterian Women's Association, 11:15 a.m. to 6 p.m., Clyde's Towing. RUMMAGE SALE. Aloha Chap ter, OES, Masonic Temple. For pick up call TU 2-417.1. Y-NE-MA TWiRLERS, 8 p.m., square dance, YMCA. Bring cookies. FRIDAY KWAUNA LADIES ENCAMP MENT AUX. No. 4i. 8 p.m., meeting, lOOF Halt. EAGLES AUXILIARY, 8 p.m., meeting, 6 p.m., potluck dinner, Eagles Hall. 303 tins APPLESAUCE "CATSUP 20-oz. Family Size Terrific Savings On All Holiday Needs! Cake Mix Sir 3?$1 Beans c"'" c" 305 8?S1 Dill Pickles " "" " N"bb " 59 c Corn c'"" " w K 303 8sS1 Coconut !,t" ' r: - 59 c Peas c""" " 303 8?S1 Sweet Potatoes T2? 3?S1 Personal Ivory 16IS1 Saladettess'lt",!" 6?S1 Liquid Ivory 32"' K"' Si" 79 c Sliced , Crushed or Chunk Margarine cKr0,, 41 Pineapple " M"" N J T" 3?S1 S M .AD BIG-Y's OWN BRAND MONEY BACK GUARANTEE 2& Full Qt. 2 Enjoy The Very Best With Superior Standby Quality ml MANDARIN ORANGES I00 .Jifiw di USE FIRST NATIONAL BANK MONEY ORDERS - UP TO $300 20c V i MlS V i . Girl Saves Youngster CIIILOQUIN A young girl who lived in Chiloquin and attended school here, Alene Jackson Her- rcra, 15, saved the life ot a 6-year-old boy in San Joss last week. Aleno saw the child lying on the bottom of a swimming pool at an apartment nouse, aivea in, brought him out and gave artifi cial respiration until help arrived. The boy was Angus Hezard of 750 North 2.1rd, San Jose. Fire Chief Robert True said Alene's prompt action and knowl edge of artificial respiration un doubtedly saved the child's life. He was later taken to a hospital for further treatment. Alene is the daughter of Rose- marie Lang Hcrrera, and the granddaughter of maternal grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Moore of Cluloqquin. RUMMAGE SALE. Aloha Chan. ter, OES. Masonic Tenrole. For pick-up call TU 2-4173. FRIENDSHIP COURT, Order of Uie Amaranth, 8 p.m.. Installa tion ot otticers, Scottish Rite Tern- pie. RUMMAGE SALE. BPW, 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Clyde's Towing. SATURDAY RUMMAGE SALE, BPW. 8:30 ; .m. to 1 p.m., Clyde's Towing, WOTM and LOOM. 7:30 p.m.. birthday dinner, Moose Home, 101C Pine. SI1ASTA VUSW COMMUNITY BLDG. ASSOC., 8 p.m., card par- and Madison. ALPHA DELTA KAPPA. 1:30 p.m., meeting, Sylvia Harris, 457 Laguna. MERRY MIXERS, 8:30 p.m., square dance. Merry Mixer Hall. Bring refreshments. WOTM, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m., Eas ter egg hunt, Glodoskl home, 62O0 Hilyard Ave. Children of Moose and guests. ClinX)QUIN DO SI DO. 8 n.m.. square dance, new high school gym, Bring potluck. NAOMI SHRINE NO. J. 8 p.m.. meeting, 7 p.m., officers practice. . Masonic Temple. , KLAMATH MINERAL CLUB, 8 a.m.. Doc Mountain field triD. meet at Lakeview junction. Bring lunch. Visitors welcome, MERRILL WOTM, Chapter 18. cooked food sale, Jock's Market, Tulelake. Proceedj for hospital fund. Man Missing EUGENE (UPD William Ried- ler, 52, Eugene, was missing and presumed drowned in the McKen- zie River about five miles north cast of here today. The Lane County sheriff's office said Ricdler last was seen wading in the river Monday. His car was found nearby. PEAS Fancy 3 Sieve Mix or Match EANS Fancy Cut Green 00 5P 8-oi, V Folgers DOORBELL RINGING QUIZ 55 In 1, 2 and 3-lb. Tins 10-oz. Instant 1.19 6-oz. Instant 79c 7 C Z mm am Right Reserved to Limit - Closed Sundays 4710 So. 6th Easter Lilies 3 blooms $3.75 4 blooms 4.50 5 blooms 5.00 6 blooms 6.00 Alio Sptciman Plants NYBACK'S FLOWER FAIR WE DELIVER 3614 So 6th TU 4-8188 Driver Hurt In Accident The driver of a car involved in a two-car accident at 1:50 p.m. Monday near the intersection of North Third and Pine streets, re ceived minor injuries while his vehicle recieved major damage. WiUard Don Miller, 33, 103 Washington Avenue, was treated tor cum ana Druises at Klamath Valley Hospital after his vehicle collided with a car driven by" Pauline Inez Hamilton, 53, 2060 Orchard Street. She was cited Dy city ponce tor lauing 10 yieia the right of way. According to the police reports Miller was driving south on Third while the second car, proceeding north on Third, attempted to make a left turn and collided with the Miller vehicle. Police aaid Miller's car skid ded 21 feet as Miller attempted to avoid the collision. MAKE EASTER A FAMIIY AFFAIR AT yp THE PELICAN. mm We're making special preparations for our traditional Easter breakfasts that will be serv ed from 6:30 a m. till 1:00 p.m. Bring the Fomily ... for Easter dinner, too served from noon 'til 9 Easter Sunday. Pelican Cafe & Wing Remmbr, this Friday is th Uir 5 Feod Buf fet at rh. msmii. Sarvtd S it 'til 8 p.m. ...).