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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 25, 1963)
Mini? iMMgft V Thursday. April 25. ISM PAGE S-B HERALD AND NEWS, Klunatn Falli. Oregoa V Jt BASIN BRIEFS f5 I .z'. i,v" M.J.B. COFFEE Crater Lake Orange Drink f,j FRIDAY and SATURDAY -11 :00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. At OREGON FOOD STORE No. 3 Only u M1B Coffee Mb. or 2-lb. cans lb. 49' Bisfant Coffee M.J.B. lO-oi. BISQUKK 39- FL0I) 1W ioyal Pudding LARGE Form Fresh Doz 3 Ok SALAD oil Western Chef 32-oz. sci cream Thrift Maid V2Gal. 59" Famous Foods 229c Garden & Gift Shop Specials, Store No. 2 NEV ITEMS ARRIVING CONTINUALLY - Avalon & Shasta Way SPACE SAVERS SJ49 $J98 'i M l T BARGAINS FOR DO-IT-YOURSELF TOOL ASS'T Wrench Sets, Pliers, Hack Saws, ff JW J Rulos, Screwdriver Sets, Drill Sets, fjWliV Carving Sets,' Crescent Wrenches, jj fa and many other useful items. Vkflf 'Qdr Ice Cream Scoops 49c VALUE OF 79c ONLY toJ - 'X 2-3-lb. Average Fresh Vhole Drawn CUT UP FRYERS LB 33' FRYER BREASTS LEGS THIGHS PARTS and PIECES lb. 49c WiNGS lb. 25c lb. 49c Necks & Backs lb. 15c lb. 49c Giblets & Liver lb. 39c T1JICK SLICED Ycu ttnow H'l floodl The Armour Stor lobtl it en of th. world' srjoj ggorontMil 1ACN I Uk (o) (oY BOLOGNA Swift's Premium Any Size Piece it MAUN FRANK TAYLOR .-pent last weekend in Portland on business W hile tlieie lie visited his daugh ter, Mary Seibert. DAVID McrOMB. Crescent City, visited one day last week with his grandmother. Mrs. Teresa Mc Comb. He visited Oil while in Klamalli Falls. MR. AND MRS. TED EVANS were in Reno Easier weekend to visit Willi Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Warner, Ulcndale. Calif. THE ROHKKT 1IOLI.S haH rs guests last week, her nephew, Al len Loveness of Hillsborough, and Ron Robinson of San Mateo. MR. AND MRS. HOWARD HENDERSON have returned af ter spending five months in Mesa, Ariz. Thev returned via Spanish Fork, Utah, where they visited Mrs, Henderson s daughter ana family, the Terry Carters, and oth er relatives. GARY HALOUSEK and Jim MrFall. electronic students at Tre.isure Island, spent tht week end with llalousek s parents, Mr and Mrs. Joe Halousek. roxRAD JOHNSON, son of Mr. and Mrs. Con Johnson, who is a student at Stanford in Stutt nnrt. Germany, will spend two weeks in East Berlin for tha Bus- oan Mnv Dav celebration. Con r.-iH is one of a erouD 01 Staniorn iinivpi'siiv sludenls studying for nin months in Germany. Keceni- ly ho and a friend spent their enrinrf vacation on a tour of Europe. MR. AND ..:i;S. LLOYD LUB BES and family spent Easter weekend visiting his parents, the nitn l.nhhos. in Ilermiston. Wash., and her daughter and family, the Johnny Brewers, in Otneuo, wasn. MR. AND MRS. JOE HALOU SEK have moved to their home which was recently purchased from Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dalton Jr. The Daltons in turn moved in ihpir nrw home. Hist recently completed, southwest of M a 1 i n on Road 114. CHUCK STEAK U.S.D.A. GOOD PORK SAUSAGE Country Style Seasoned Just Right Jim, Aircoo! Spring Cushion For Comfortable Summer Driving 1.39 and 2.19 Carpet Runners 29 7 Only. 24x72,. Reg. 2.98 Em Gillette Shaving flAc OFF 3 y.L L V Orange Juice t 25' -49' Mil. AND MRS. DAVE CAN NON. Reno, spent the weckeno with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Charles Johnson, and other rela tives. s MRS. ANNA COX of Dccater ill., relumed home last week af tor snendine several months here with her daughter and family, the Melvin Hendersons. ' JIMMIE PETRASEK, student at SOC, spent the weekend With his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Petrasek. MRS. BILL SAUNDERS recent ly flew to Holton, Kan., for three weeks to be with her niolher, Mrs. Emma Summers, who was seri ously ill, and to visit her sister and family, the Carl Sachers. She also visited a sister and fam ily, the Eli Tuckers, in Los An geles on her return. Saunders and T. W. Lowry went by car to Los Angeles to bring Mrs. Saunders home. as recent guests, Chajlcn V?'oltz er Powers and her husband of Quincy, Wash. Cliarlene will be remembered as the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Woltzer. former Mai in residents. now living in Quincy. MR. AND MRS. CORVCV SIM- MONS and family of New Bie- ber spent the weekend as gue,ts of his sister and family, the Lloyd Lubbes. MR. AND MRS. BOB BOONE and children Patricia. Terri and Ray of Chico were recint guests of her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hays. MR. AND MRS. C. E. MeCLEL- LAN, Klamath Falls, spent Easter with their son and family, the Stan McClellans. MR. AND MRS. ELMONT KEN. YON and family spent Easter with their daughter, Marcia, in Corvallis. DORA THOMAS, mother of Mrs. Charles Long, who has spent several months here with her daughter and family, recently re turned to Mountain Grove, Mo. MR. AND MRS. JIM BUNNELL spent Easter weekend with her narents. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Mik- olas, in Eureka, Calif. MR. ANT) MRS. CLIFFORD Mc KOEN. Merrill, recently pur chased the Fred Gordon ranch, near Malin. McKoen is a former Maiin resident. TINSMAN CRAIG, Brentwood, Calif., spent several days last week visitine his sister and fam ily, the Hubert Morelocks. merle WOODLEY received high honors recently by winning high game in tne Nignt uwi bowi. inrr Ifamp: Klamath Falls. He also won high game trophy in the Tulelake League. Kennetn uun can won high game of the winter league with a handicap. FLYING "A" SERVICE STA TION has recently been pur chased by Dave Lequieu of Was co, Calif. MCP LEMONADE 1201. 23 Orange Juice Products 19' Sno Peak Vegetables A; r 10' FRUIT PIES r 3sT MEAT PIES -r- 6i$1 MRS. TERESA MrCOMB had NOW IS THE TIME TO CONVERT Your Old Worn Our Wooden Windows to ALUMINUM WINDOWS NOTHING DOWN Up to 60 Monthi to Par ARALUM rtt 1317 E. Main TU 4-8196 I PFC. WALTER L. GOGLE. Ma rine Corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Gogie, Malin, paruct Ipated in a major amphibious ex ercise Marcn z-iu on me coasi 01 Southern California. MR. AND MRS. BOB GALLOP and family of Klamath iFalls recently purchased the D e n n i s Chilcott ranch, Star Route, for merly the old Hugh Rick ranch. joe T. MEADOR has returned after spending some time in a Mcdford hospital lor back sur gery. vaclav KALTNA has been re modeling his fountain room, next to the theatre, for a television shop which will be operated by Mr. Ncilson, Bonanza. Ncilson is a former Malin resident. MR. AND MRS. LESLIE LE- QUEIU, Newell, are moving to the J. W. Carpenter rancn wntcn tney rnr-entlv niirrhased. The Le- queius have remodeled the Car penter home, ana plan no ouuo. a new home in tne near iuiure. BLY TEX REED is a patient at Hillside Hospital where he was ad milted for medical treatment on April 20. MRS. GEORGIA HALL is a guest at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Bourn and will spend a week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hague and other friends. 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