Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, June 05, 1963, Page 7, Image 7

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Off To Salem
. John Ai lhur Phillips, 37, in cus
tody of Deputy Del Summers, has
been transferred from the county
jail to Hie stale penitentiary at
Salem, where he is to serve a
term not to exceed three years
for obtaining money and property
by false pretenses.
Phillips appeared before Circuit
Judge Donald A. W. Piper May
23 and pleaded guilty to passing
a worthless check in the amount
of $46.36 to a local store. He was
sentenced to the three-year term
by Judge Pier on ilay 29.
After transferring the prisoner
to the penitentiary, Deputy Sum
mers will proceed to Eugene and
take into' custody Theodore T.
Furber, who is being held there
for the sheriff's office. Furber
is sought here on a charge of ob
taining money and property by
false pretenses.
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ItODKNT RAMPAGE
Rats have been estimated to
cause between $1 billion and $2
billion annual damage to or
chards, field crops and other farm
products in the United States.
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YMCA Day Camp Action
Open To All Age Boys
HERALD AND SEWS, Klamitli tails, Ore.
Wedneiday, June i. 1963
PACE 7-A
OFF TO "Y" DAY CAMP Seven Klamath Falls youngsters who enjoyed YMCA Day
Camp at Camp Totton last summer will probably be back this week to sign up at the
"Y" for more camping fun this summer. A new feature this year is the new camp sits
at Spencer Creek which will be used for two weeks by campers. The boys standing
beside the bus are Shaun Smith, left, and David Milligan. Leaning out the windows are
Don Foster, Paul Rock, Jim Matlock, Ron Foster and David Bissell.
Boys of all ages are urged to
sign up this week for live YMCA
day camp program operating this
year at Camp Totton on Denny
Creek and at a new camp site
on Spencer Creek, Bruce Gallo
way, YMCA secretary, indicated.
The camps will operate from 9
a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday. Tues
day and Wednesday, with an over
night on Thursday returning to
camp Friday noon. Fathers are
encouraged to spend as much time
as possible with their sons on the
overnight period.
This year the day camp ses
sions will be extended to include
five weeks of camp, the first three
at the Camp Totton site, June
10 to 14. 17 to 21 and 24 to 2fl.
The fourth and fifth weeks will
be at Spencer Creek from July 15
to 19 and 22 to 26.
Camp fees will be $10 a week
and include accident insurance.
craft supplies, milk, transportation
and supervision.
For the first lime the "Y" will
provide bus service for those boys
ELLIS ISLAND
The federal government of the
United States has held up sale
of the famed New York immigra
tion station of Ellis Island be
cause of lis sentimental attach
ment as the gateway to the New
World.
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stops along Summers Une. South wk torlnsure a l ,V,r?n1c
Sixth Street and California Ave-!"' thc DaJ CamP sessio,,s' Gal
nue. The schedule for pick-up and, -a' sa"; .
delivery follows.
Falcon Heights gale at Kinche-
loe Avenue and Midland Road,
pickup 8:30 a.m., delivery, 5 p.m.;
Johns Avenue and Summers Lane,
:3B a.m. and 4:54 p.m.: Bristol
Avenue and Summers Lane. 1.40
a.m. and 4:30 p.m.; Summers
Lane, 8: 10 a m. and 4:30 p.m.;
Summers Lane and South Sixth
Street. 8:45 a.m. and-4:45 p.m.;
Lucky Lanes Bowling Alley Park
ing Lot. 8.47 a.m. and 4:43 p.m.;
Tower Theatre Parking Lot, 8:50
a.m. and 4:40 p.m., and at the
YMCA, ?J2 Pine Street, pick-up
ai 8:55 am. and tM'very, 4:30
p.m.
The Balsiger Motor Company is
donating a bus this year to ferry
the children back and forth to
day camp.
The camp program will empha
size learning to get along with
each other, skills in outdoor liv
ing like firebuilding. camp cook
ing, nature lore, handicrafts and
safe water play, and just plain
fun.
Galloway and Merland Phelps.
Riverside School principal, will di
rect the camp activities with the
assistance of several counsellors
and volunteer workers.
Penney's
8th and MAIN STREET
OPEN DAILY 9:30 to 5:30
FRIDAY EVENING TILL 9 P.M.
CAS STORAGE
More than two-thirds of all the
natural gas now stored under
ground in the U.S. is located in
Michigan. Ohio, Pennsylvania and
West Virginia.
Range Reseed Bids Asked
PORTLA-ND IUPD-Bids on a; tion of three wells
14,000-aerc range resceamg proj
ect in Lake Countv and construe-
Bon Bazaar will help you . . .
Dress your little dorhng now in HANES INFANTS STRETCH KNITS for
a delightful summer of sunny hours ot play. We hove everything pretty
ond new to keep baby comfortable and hoppy ... at value-wise prices.
See Hanes Stretch Knits in a variety of pastel colors. Small-Medium-Large.
Hanoi Stretch Knit Overalls
With convertible feet . . . "flip the
cuff to cover $ O 00
toe."
Hancs Stretch Knit
Essential for every
"citeper."
Creepers
J3
Hones Stretch Coveralls
Cotton and nylon terry
Hones Hooded Jackets
Cotton and nylon
Stretch terry
$3
00
50
00
Zip Suit! for Shower Gifts
Gift boxed items include zippered
stretch terry $ O 98
suits -C
Regal Swim Suits
Two-piece Bikini Hclenca
in bright Hawaiian
prints. Si7e,s 7-14
Reaal Plain Color Suits .
One-Piece Tank Style
Swim suits in plain and floral
prints. $0'8 A 98
Sizes 2-14 and 1
2-Piece Tennis Dresses
For Little Misses in Don River
plaids and checks. $ O '8
Sizes 8-14 J
stretch
$698
3.98
Euy on Revolving Charge
... Or Lay Awoy
The Finest Fashions PLUS Green Stamps
ioiliziir
"The Pick of the Smortost Foshions for Home, Compul or Corecr"
4480 South 6th N"r ,0 0rc" F)0d
Klamath
County were called for Tuesday by
me rjurcau ol Land Management.
The range resceding project in
volves about 5.0(10 acres in the
Paisley Flats area. 7.000 acres at
Coleman Flat and 2,000 acres in
Poverty Basin.
Both projects are set aside for
small business concerns. Bids on
the wells will be opened June 13
and thc others the following day.
Bill Killed
SALEM (UPH-A bill to ban
pinball machines and similar coin
operated devices was one of the
victims of the end of the I9R3
legislature.
It died quietly in the Senate Ju
diciary Committee.
The measure had passed thc
House earlier. 38-21. It was par
ticularly sought by Multnomah
County Sheriff Donald Clark, who
said the machines were, in fact,
being used for gambling.
Free
Raiaarch at
Sptirs Hospital
hat opened tha
door to hulth tor
thoutanda of iuf
farars who hava
been lead to ba
Itava there was
no help tor their
respiratory ail
ments, such at
Bronchitis, Asthma, and Hay
Fever. If you are Interested In the
treatment that hat released so
many from the torment of these
ailments, write tor our tree liters
tura and see your Chiropractor.
Spears Chiropractic
Hospital
Dept. F-4 DExter 34581
Denver 20, Colorado
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ECONO-CLEAN
DRY CLEANING
PROFESSIONALLY
cleaned and spotted
4 LBS 5 j
HK2
If yen bring In mmi pickup.
Pick-up and Delivery Service
50c per order astro.
QUICK SERVICE!
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Any Garmanf
beautifully finished
. out of the above
itrvice at regular
charge.
CASCADE
Laundry & Cleaners
Op. p.tt. emit.
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BROADWAY
CLEANERS
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NEW METHOD
CLEANERS
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Penney's
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Exclusively Penney's!
travelcraft
luggage made
by Samsonite
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purchase of a XAVACO
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strong ond lightweight
too! All interiors match
outside colors. Ladies' in
blue or ivory; men's in
charcoal or brown.
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Every piece hos a sturdy
maanesium trome ... is.
dent ond scuff-resistant!
Lodies in blue or ivory;
men s in charcoal or '
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Beauty Case
plus 10 Fed. tax
16
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360 SPORT SHIRTS
Stock up with a summer's supply of short sleeve
sport shirts . . . Penney's terrific low price makes
it easier than ever. Looking for Dan River
combed cotton ploids? Penney's has 'em. Prefer
deep tone Edwardian prints? They're here, too!
Embroideries? Yes . . . cotton 'n Cupioni
rayon. All machine washable! Sizes S-M-L
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