. 1963 Pace 10-A
jrld & Newi Klamath Falli
Vandalism
Investigated
By Police
City police are investigating
two acts of vandalism that oc
curred in the past three days,
oie at the First Federal Bank,
5fe Main Street, at 5:41 p.m.
SCnday, and the other at the
Wamath County Library, Mon
day at about 12:25 a.m.
IBank officials estimated $1,000
damage was caused when some
ope fired a rifle shot through the
bank window that also pierced a
cnrtain and entered the ceiling.
JCity police found an empty car
fridge outside the building and
du the bullet slug out of the
ceiling. A witness who saw the
shooting wrote down the license
number of the car as the vehicle
sped away. Polce Indicate there
is.a suspect in the case.
Betty Cote, county librarian,
told police tliree teen-age boys
pulled fixtures off the men's rest
room at the library Monday aft
ernoon. Mrs. Cote gave descrip
tions of the youths to the po
liy, but there are no suspects.
3.0 estimates of the damage
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immeuiuieiy uvtmuuii;.
NO MONEY DOWN ON CREDIT AT WARDS-JUST SAY "CHARGE, IT!" j
Board Picks
Delegates
LAKEVIEW An organizational
meeting of the new advisory
board or the Lakeview District
of the Bureau of Land Manage
ment was held Monday, July 8,
ahd delegates were selected to
aftend the state advisory board
njieting in Baker, July 16-17.
iUUthoueh the orocedure of nom-
liljlion and election was changed
tola mailed ballot tins year, all
tltf old members were reelected.
The cattle representatives are
Reuben Long, Fort Rock, chair
man: Con Lynch, Lakeview, vice
chairman; Henry Gcrbcr, Bonan
za; George Elder, Lakeview, and
Terence CahiU, Add, '
In addition, two sheep represen
tatives were added, Ben O'Kccffc
oC Silver Lake and Jeremiah
OXeary of Paisley. T. II. Conn
oC Lakeview is the wildlife rep
rejentative appointed by the state
director.
5he delegates chosen for the
stale board meeting were Gcrbcr
as; cattle representative, with
Ljnch as alternate, and O hccllo
as-.shcep representative, wiin
O'fceary as alternate. G e r b e r
is-chairrnan of the state hoard.
Also attending the meeting
6re Conn and George Lea, dis
trait BLM manager.
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c; Ul-t Kill it l:; r iri 1 f I M, k t A r ri k U
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THE GREEN LIGHT IS THE "GO" SIGN AT WARDS; SHOP EARLY FOR THESE BIG VALUES
5.07 SAVING!
I2-DRAWER, 56" TRIPLE DRESSER
Unpointed dresser built so
solidly you can load the
drawers without worry.
Ponderosa knotty pine is
glued, nailed, screwed. Fin
ish as decor dictates.
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88
Reg. 37.95
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School Day
Made Longer
rJUNSMuItt - The school day
wjjj bo lengthened at tlie Duns
niirir Elementary School this fall
and shop and art classes will be
curtailed at the Junior high level
for greater emphasis on academ
ic cubjects, the school board has
announced.
School will begin at 8:55 a.m.
an) dismiss at 3:35 p.m. with a
45-minute lunch hour adding 25
minutes to the school day. Paul
Lciis, science teacher, will teach
shop as an elective subject and
Hejen Marske. art teacher, will
al$ teach literature courses this
fa(j;
Jtternoon as well as morning
kindergarten classes have been
approved by tlie board due to a
heaVy pre-rcgistration of students.
Afi increase In California
Schpol Board Association dues
wa$ protested by the board at
iht; July meeting. Dues, now
$106, have slxiwn a steady in
crease. Dr. II. A. Meredith said,
anrf the board secretary was
authorized to ask for an explanation
flie August board meeting was
eet.for Aug. 6 at 7:30 p.m. in
Uio! school library. The annual
puljic budget hearing will be held
at tins meeting and gasoline bids
for school bus use will be opened
Gerald Spencer is the newly
elected chairman of the Duns-
muir Elementary School Board
and Will Ellington is tlie newly
eloeted clerk. At tlie June meet
ing' Jack SamucUon and N e al
Kluckman, retiring board mem
belt, were recogniicd for their
scrjice.
Change Coming
ZANZIBAR (UP1 Sheik Mo
hammed Shamlc, prime minister
of Zanzibar, sakl Tuesday he ex
pects wis Bntisn proiocioraic ui
bedbme indejiendeiit on Oct. 7.
ills said he has proXscd that
a constitutional conference be held
MILDRED BACK
IfOLLYWOOD (UP1) - Charac
ter actress Mildred Dunnock, who
last,' appeared on the screen in
"The Nun's Story," returns be
fore the cameras for Fred Zinne
maiia fat "Behold a Pale Horse."
21 MODERN COLORS
REG. 5.39; STYLE HOUSE SUPER LATEX
Style House quality cov
ers more area than many
higher-priced paintsl And
it's easy to use, odorless,
fast-drying. Easy clean-up
with soapy water.
19
Gal.
RIO. 4.91
A SPEEDY BEAUTY!
44.95 "TWIST-GRIP" RACING BIKE
3-speed hub makes pedal- SPhRU
ing easier. Hand operated JrDjOO
brake; 2-tone coil spring
saddle. Touristbag, chromed
headlight, rims. 26" size.
Boy's, red; girl's, blue.
NO MONIY DOWN
SAVE 25 COTTON
SUPS, PETTIS
1
48 Reg.
1.99
All cotton, ihodow
paneled, trimmed with
embroidery, lace ond
ruffles. Slips, 32-44;
Petticoats S-M-L.
PERCALE SHEETS
FLAT OR FITTED AT SALE PRICES!
Fine 1 86-count cotton per-
cale in trim flat style or 'A yy
Sanforized fitted with work-
saving 4-corner stretch.
Full, flat or fitted... 2.23 wi.i,r. j.t
Pillow cases .... 2 for 99c hat or fittib
ALL 2.99 SKIPS
CHILDREN'S STYLES SALE-PRICED
Cushioned comfort Skips are
washable, take lots of wear.
Rugged army duck in white,
colors and plaids. Some
with bumper toes. Sizes from
5 to T2M. Shop today!
66
ALU
$20 OFF EACH UNIT
612-COIL OR 6-INCH FOAM MATTRESS
Choose smooth-top inner
spring with Ward-Foam
layer quilted under rayon
damask ticking, or 6" Ward
Foam luxury. Twin or full.
612-coil box spring, 49.88
Wordl nami tor urtfhant team cuiftioning
49
2 SPEEDS, CYCLES
SIGNATURE TOPLOAD1NG AUTOMATIC
$177
NO MONIY DOWN
Rtg. 69.95
Dependable results and
time-saving, too! 2 wash
speeds, regular and gentle.
3 wash and 2 rinse temper
atures. Lint filter, sediment
ejector. Safety lid stop.
CHOICI OP BONUS,
1c MORE!
NO MONIY DOWN
BIG 18 SAVING
3.99 FITTED-STYLE MATTRESS PAD
Good buy on bleached San
forized cotton cover. Double
quilted top with white cotton
fill; fitted, sanforized cotton
skirt.
4.99 full-size pad... 3.96
326
TWIN IIII
BIG $40 SAVING!
ALL-FROSTLESS 13.5' COMBINATION
Ref riaerator dIus 1 20-
pound freezer . . . frostless C
from top to bottoml Full-
width shelves and crisper.
Separate storage doors
with eaa rcks, dnirv bar.
248
Rid. 7S.S
REG. 3 PRS. SI
MISSES' SOCKS
3,.77c
100o DuPont stretch
nylon you wash by ma
chine, dry in o jifly.
Neat turn-down cuffs.
One size fits 8' j-l I.
REG. 39c YD.
PERCALE PRINTS
4,1
Machine washable cot
ton prints in every pat
tern from geometries
to florals. Up-to-the
minute fashion colors.
9th & PINE
STORE OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS TILL 9 P.M.
Riverside R i fe-si h
4-SQUARE GUARANTEE P UX) &A
, Agaimt read hatarrfi for iht --r 1 'T'iwCmf'
tptcititd linn. Adwttmf)li pre ' e i$ J''2 ifc 3
raltd en menfhi vttd. Pfil nMi'lS '
2. Againtt dtftch m materielf, woHt U ill ftjjjf tff X
nonihie for life of Ireed. Ad- II - -'tj SSq -1
3. Notionwid wri( ol oil bronchti. Bj I 'fUf V W j
SECOND TIRE
$
WHEN YOU BUY
FIRST BLACKWALL
AT WARDS NO-TRADE-IN
PRICE
21-MO. RIVERSIDE SAFETY NYLON
Built with 4 plies of strong Nylon cord pro
vides the extra strength and durability needed
for blowout protection! Wide, full-depth tread
has 2400 gripping edges for safer fraction on any
highway surface ... in any kind of weather.
up iii nit i no putt j ir in nr. oi no riitt
SIZE HAM-IK flltt tilow skono SIZE TUPi-IN HKl iil. stCOND
tuhuss lucmu mt Tun itri lutmwT tin
HIHI 19,93 S I.IMS 16.9S S5'"
J;J ao.45 $S (.71-15 17.45 Js
S2.95 S5 7.10-11 S1.45 S5
7.11-15 j 25.45 5 7.II-15 33.45 V5
HQ-IS I 27.95 55 1.10-15 25.95 S5"
ADO 51 MOI! HI lilt 101 WHIltWAUt. NO HADE-IN liQUIIiOl
tl KICIS PLUS IXCISI TAX
ALL-PURPOSE TILE
19 OFF! WARDS VINYL ASBESTOS
Smart vinyl asbestos tile
goes on any floor, even con
crete. Cleans easily. Spatter
and stria patterns in selected
colors. 9x9". Durable, thrifty!
Designer colors IVaC
IACM
. 10'
REG. 3 PRS. 1.15
MEN'S WORK SOCK
77
prs.
Price cut! Sturdy 2-ply
cotton plaited with ny
lon for longer wear.
Long or slack length.
Washfosf. 10'2 to 13.
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