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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1963)
Sunday. July 21. 1W Peg 4A Herald ft N'ewi Klmilh falls Jean Fernlund Injures Hand BONANZA Jean Fernlund, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leftoy Fernlund, received severe injur ies to both hands on July le when llw slate top of a pool table accidently fell on her. sho 01 taken to Klamath Val ley Hospital where the third fin ger of her left hand ana tne tnumn 1,1 her richt hand were partially amputated. Other cuts required stitches. At the time of the accident .loan was assistine with the re modeline of the Antler Den, a new recreation establishment to te opened by Mrs. Fernlund and Mrs. Maurice wescot. Picnic Set Next Sunday for all Catholic (am ilies in the Klamath Basin will be held at Malin Park on Sun day, July 29, beginning at 11 a.m. The annua event is sponsored by the Catholic Daughters and the Knights ol Columftus nut is not limited to membership in eiui er organization. Thpr will ha a rharee of SI per family, and those attending are to bring their own picnic lunch and table service. Ice cream and beverages will be provided. . New members of the various parishes throughout the area are especially invited and urged to attend. Activities ana games have been planned for the en tire family. WEST A 1073S 43 AQ642 7 NORTH (D) t A8 VA KJ8T5S A,J EAST A.3t VKQJIT 10 ft Q10J8 SOUTH AKQ94J V109O2 None K83 ' Both vulnerable North Eut Sooth Wert 1 4 1 Double Pm 2 4 Pass 2 'PU 3 4 Pu Fail Pass Pass Opening lead V H & !, ft. 1 1 l.vWW J. Ui'V 'J B i'Hlt II ill' 1 Bill uk UM?t?r t.tsA - HUH la, i U , rVUlKVI II r 1 t'i 1 1 LUJ-'i 'f vx'r '"I ' MiwiiinnMiinii Minlii II HERE IT IS! THE SALE YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR! THE GREATEST SALE OF THE YEAR! and STORE Sunday. July 21, 1SS3 Page 5A herald ft News Klamath Falls WIDE EVENT STARTS TOMORROW - Cross Ruff Well Done By OSWALD JACOBV Newspaper Enterprise Assn, South found himself in a rath er tough four-spade contract and his play is worthy of study as an example of proper cross-ruffing technique. Of course, he might have tried to make the hand by simply ruff fing a diamond in his hand and a heart In dummy and following up by trying to break either trumps or clubs, but South felt that the cross ruff could almost certainly succeed if he handled it properly. His first play was to rufl a diamond. He wanted to make all his three small trumps. Then he cashed the king of clubs and ltd a club to dummy's ace. In order for a cross ruff to succeed it is essential to cash all your side tricks before the opponents get a chance to discard. Then South ruffed another dia mond with the four of trumps and a heart with dummy's eight. This gave him six tricks in and all he had to do was to make four more trump tricks. He led a third diamond from dummy. East ruffed with the tack, but South overruffed with the queen. Then he ruffed another heart with dummy's ace of trumps. , Now he played another diamond and it did not matter what East did. South could make his last two trumps and his contract. 21 Q The bidding has been: South Wert North Eut 1 Piss 2 Pass ? You, South, bold; ! 4AKQJ81S AM 422 What do you bid? A Bid four spade. Thta b a lightly betlrr hand than before, hul tour spade will still dt U Justice. TODAY'S QUESTION Vour partner continues with Bva clubs. What do yeu do now? Answer Monday Kuppenheimer - Timely - Saxony & Other Famous Brands 3 MAIN PRICE GROUPS ALL ALTERATIONS FREE! Values to $55 7o) Values to $79.50 Values to $95 All Other Suits Reduced in Price Prop From Our Rental Dept. In sleeve lengths you know the brand. All at one low price. Vols, to 12.95 (g) If new would be $55.00. Not all sizes. If you need a tux come look, as they're only $ (5) Wow! Look at this! $4f 7t T-SHIRTS White The kind you would expect to pay 1.50 for . . . NOW 388 Dl id 9 Limit. 6 nairs 68 White or Colored Dress Shirts Both short and long sleeves. Famous make from our regular stock. A brand you'd recognize. Values to 6.95 Out They Go At One Lew Price Most Are Wash & Wear! GROUP 1 Cotton and nylon. Both sized and stretch. Reg. 1.00. GROUP 2 Bulky orlons and cot tons. Sized and stretch. Reg. 1.50. GROUP 3 Only a few dozen. Really fine cashmere and wool. Reg. 2.95. PR. 00 PR. U 50 2 9)95 PR. IL Famous Make All Sizes - Lots of Colors Values to 19.95 Now Only AND BACK-TO-SCHOOL JACKETS 2 Poplin Jackets, Fluffy Orion Lining, Beautiful for School Assortment of WORK BOOTS West Cot it - Petert - Ban Frye Acme Bona Dry - Sta-Drl 35 -50 off Ivy League POLISHED COTTONS All Sixei Lotj ot Colon Buy Now (or Back-to-School A Few Pairs Faded Denims 3 Genuine Leather SUMMER SANDALS $4 Cut to Only Dress or Western is- STRAW HATS 12 PRICE Please remember that these are only a few of the wonderful buys that you'll find at Dick Reeder's annual sale. Come see them all. M0NIM AT 9:00 DICK REEDER'S SALE IS GENUINE! This is our 30th annual sale, and has been looked upon as the greatest sales event in Southern Ore gon. Genuine sale prices on famous brands of Suits, Shoes, Slacks, Shirts and hundreds of other items! Look at these prices - 244 suits of Nationally-Known brands, TAKEN FROM DICK REEDER'S REGULAR STOCK ... and they're yours AT THE GREATEST SAVINGS OF THE YEAR! Dozens of other items on sale that we lack room to advertise! The sale you've been waiting for is here! Don't miss it! Be here early Monday morning! ALL CHARGES MADE DURING THIS SALE WILL NOT BE BILLED UNTIL AUGUST 25th! nfolfMY, Basin Briefs ONE LARGE GROUP WESTER IIRTS wrao ? SHOES Values to 5.95 NOW Values to 6.95 NOW A 1 1. Values to 14.95 All at One Low Price About 100 Pair. A little bit of everything, but mostly casuals. Sizes 6 to 13. LOOK AT THIS PRICE $7 (a) The finest and largest selection we've ever been able to offer at these low prices. Over 100 Famous Make Coats: Kuppenheimer, Timely, etc. Taken From Our Regular Stock. All go at Half Price. Reg. 29.50 Coats Now $15.00 Reg. 35.00 Coats Now $17.50 Reg. 40.00 Coats Now $20.00 Reg. 50.00 Coats Now $25.00 Reg. 65.00 Coats Now $32.50 ETC. WHAT A BUY! r-l 1 I LJ ii PRICE famous mm SLACKS You'll Recognize The Brands -- Don't Miss These! Values to 16.95 Values to 22.95 Values to 24.95 Values to 32.95 Kuppenheimers Only 97 Pair "j ' A D50 Only 93 Pair Only 41 Pair MERRILL MR. AND MRS. JAMES MAT THEWS and family had as guests for two weeks, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Cobb, and her brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cobb, Vickie, Margaret and Butch, all of Pittsburg, Kan. W hile here they visited the Lava Beds and Crater Lake. MR. AND MRS. DON CRAW FORD have returned from Ash land where Don taught an out door workshop at SOC. Mrs. Crawford attended the workshop for two weeks. MR. AND MRS. JAMES CHANCE and Linda have re turned from a 10-day trip. They traveled to Moses Lake to visit a brother, Jack Chance and to Spokane where Rodger and Harold Chance live. From there they went to Bonners Ferry to spend some time with Chance's mother, Mrs. James Chance. MR. AND MRS. DON CRAW FORD and three children are leaving July 27 for Glacier Park. They will meet with the Jerry Groenevelds and go on to Lake Banff. At present Mr. and Mrs. Groeneveld are in Leed, S.D. MR. AND MRS. CHUCK CUN NINGHAM, Mr. and Mrs. Randall Pope and Mr. and Mrs. Don CrawP ford are going to spend three days in Lassen National Park at a rock swap. MRS. WILMA VALE and daugh ter, Carol Ann, daughter and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ulysses Johnson, were here from , Colorado. Another daughter, Jan is Porterfield, Palo Alto, also visited her parents. ORVILLE EDJERT, Bob Troi- man, and Bob Merrilees are going to Eureka for the dog trials. Trot man and Merrilees will enter their dogs. MR. AND MRS. LUCKY FELT and Donna from Madras were here visiting friends and relatives over the weekend. MR. AND MRS. RODGER KOLLMAR and Kevin from Em pire are visiting with relatives in Dairy and Merrill. MR. AND MRS. HUGH HER- 1.HIY of Buffalo, former Malin and Klamath Falls residents, have .been visiting with the Dennis Hickeys. Also here to make his home with the Hickeys is Jere miah Callahan from Ireland. - Values to 34.95 All at One Low Price! Blacks, Browns, Brogues, Dressy Styles 173 Pair Taken From Our Regular Stock ALL SIZES & WIDTHS SALE of the YEAR! Famoush Brand NECK TIES Reg. 1.502.002.50 c Nationally Advertised Brands mm snis Values to 6.95 Values to 8.95 Now Only 1U CHIPPEWA WOOLEN YARDAGE For you ladies who like to sew. 60-in. wide, 2 yds. long. $3 SHORT SLEEVES. ALL SIZES. BE HERE EARLY! sw Entire Stock of O Swim Trunks O Cabana Sets O Walking Shorts O ETC. Everything Goes at Just . . . $q1 I 90 ii ii 11 u 11 tiiKi ri i m 11 ARICE I I I ( (J) A.l.C. WILLIAM CURRY Curry Receives; Kingsley Award Airman First Class William S. for the 408lh Fighter Group squadron, has been selected King sley Field Airman of the Month for June. For this honor, Airman Curry was presented a $25 check and a letter of commendation from Col. Edwin J. Witzenbtirger, base commander; an article o wear ing apparel from a local men's store; a three-day pass; and was a guest at a Kiwanis Club lunch con. Curry, a native of Mount Vern on, Wash., entered the Air Force in 1958 and cams to Kingsley Field last March afrom the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado. He is married and has two sons, ages two and three years. The family resides at 2045 Arthur Street, Klamath Falls. Ilti'lt HpihIpi- In Ahvnvs (iliKl To i';sh Your PnycluM-k Reg. 7.95 NOW PDCGC STORE FOR MEN REEDEBS 5th and Main I'm Our FrM Customer Parking Lot Phone TU 4-6621 ."III ii iid Klaiiuitli TRY IT AT THE LUCCA MOTIC If you hovt never attended DICK REEDER'S ANNUAL SALE, ask your neighbor HE HAS! Thit isn't the ordinary type of tale due to the fact it's on nationally-known brands of quality mentweor taken from regular stock and sold at COST OR BELOW COST. We're lorry we ennnot list brand names in thit ad, but manufacturer's will not per mit us to do to. Because thit it all regular-ttock merchandise, quan tities are limited to ttock on hand. ALL CHARGES MADE DURING THIS SALE WILL NOT BE BILLED UNTIL AUG. 25th vm? CAFE '1 World Fomoui-D.licloui , BROASTED ;: j CHICKEN J PTizzATilHj Ordert to Go, Too LUCCA CAFE PHONE TU 4-3276 2354 S. 6th
