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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 3, 1963)
NO MONEY DOWN ON CREDIT AT WARDS JUST SAY "CHARGE IT!" Herald & Nf Klamath Falli Basin Briefs Thur., Oct. 3, 1M Page 4-D MA1.1N MRS. WARREN MARS 11, daughters Jean Sarulzki and Cin dy, and. Veronica and Warcolla Luikens have returned from a .month's visit with relatives in South Dakota. MR. AND MRS. BOB FABI ANEK, Marty and Danny are vistiting relatives for several weeks. They will soon be leav ing for Burncy, where he is em ployed in construction work. MR. AND MRS. MM, FARGO were in Portland over the week end to visit their 13-month-old daughter, Shelby, who is in the Shrincrs Hospital awaiting h i p surgery. TOMMY TOFEIX and Bill Whitman accompanied Glen Van- dergraw toMedford last weekend. Glen is a stident at Southern Oregon College and has been do ing his student math teaching at Malin High School. - t tv.N DOBRV Jeft last week for Portland to resume studies at the University of Oregon Dental College. MRS. DORA tllOMAS, Mount Grove. Mo., is visiting her daugh ter and family, the Charles Longs. She plans to spend the wjnter months here. MR. AND MRS. MARION KIRKPATRICK and daughter, Pam, were In Corvallis Tuesday. Pam will begin her sophomore year at Oregon Stale. MR. AND MRS. WVAYNK MC DONALD and sons of Seattle are visiting his mother, Mrs. Kcco McDonald, and other relatives here. NKAL HALOUSEK, son nf Mr. and Mrs. Joe Halousek, recently left for Forest Grove to resume studies at Pacific University. ; MRS. BEATRICE POPE and son, Charles, of Sacramento are visiting her son, Fred, and family this week. WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION of Malin Presbyterian Church will dispence with the regular busi ness meeting on Oct. 3 to sort and repair rummage. MR. AND MRS. HILARY WINEBARGKR and family of the Steele Swamp Ranch were visit ing friends and relatives here Sunday. : MR. AND MRS. HAROLD BAU LKY spent last weekend in Mclo- lus visiting her brother and family, the led Vogcls. MR. AND MRS. CHARLES HRYCH and her sister, Alice Pe- cival of Corona, Calif., recently visited the Walter Stastnys, M. .M. Siastny and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dobry Sr. MR. AND MRS. MOREI.OCK visited Medford Sunday. lll'RERT friends in t-MR. AND MRS. JIM POKOR NY recently returned from a two Week trip to Portland. Yellow stone Park, South Dadota, and Nebraska. :mRS. GEORGE BROTHANEK, her sister, Ann Nolalon, and brother, Vincent Jelinek, visited relatives in Ashland and Med ford tost week. Their sister, Mrs. Charles Morgan, returned home with them for a visit MRS. GERRY BROWN accom panied her son. Bob, to Corvallis last week. Bob will resume his studies at Oregon State. F.RWIN OLIVER, Gregg Trcs eott, Claude Hagerty, and Jerry Morris left Saturday for Corval lis to begin the fall term at 4 Oregon State. Mlk AND MRS. KENNETH DITCHER are the parents of a boy born Sept. 24 and named Shannon Kenneth. SILVER LAKE TERRY KIMSEY, tSa of Mr. nd Mrs. Tiuiuan Kimsey. en rolled as a aenior in the School of Agriculture this year at Ore gon State University. FORT HOCK MM. AND MRS, C. It O V F. It CLEVELAND of Yakima are quests of their daughter, Mrs. Glenn Irwin, and Judy. Jury Returns . Guilty Verdict PORTLAND (UPf) - Leo Carl . Dean, 3D, Portland, was found guilty of tecond degree murder by a Circuit Court Jury of seven women and five men here Tues day afternoon. - Dean, a television repairman, was charged with fatally beating 4-year-old boy, Ricky Schmidt. The Jury returned Its verdict, which was 11 to 1, after deliber ating about two hours. The trial fan anven days, it Sentencing wis scheduled for text Wednesday, mt mU.UaTA saiam 1 I n7-n DAYS JUST LOOK AT THE BIG SAVINGS ON FURNITURE REG. 29S OTTOMAN Fabric Cover NOW $19 REG. 69.95 HI BACK CHEST Danish NOW $49 REG. 90.00 5-DRAWER CHEST Walnut NOW $69 REG. 47.95 NIGHT STAND Walnut NOW $34 REG. 74.00 BOOKCASE BED Walnut NOW $49 REG. 179.95 SOFA & CHAIR Nylon Cover NOW $159 REG. 15.95 TABLE LAMP Now Only $9 REG. 342.85 4-PC. BED SET Walnut NOW $299 REG. 74.95 DRESSER Blond, Mahogany NOW $66 REG. 49.95 TWIN BED SPRING NOW $3 REG. 239.95 SOFA & CHAIR Nylon Cover NOW $199 REG. 49.95 5-PC. BRIDGE SET NOW $29 REG. 9.95 TABLE LAMPS NOW $5 REG. 19.88 NIGHT STAND Maple NOW $12 REG. 92.95 5-DRAWER CHEST Eastern Maple NOW $79 REG. 209.95 2 -PC. DRESSER AND BED SET Eastern Maple NOW $178 REG. 139.95 CHEST-ON-CHEST Eastern Maple NOW $99 REG. 79.95 ROCKER Colonial Quilted NOW $59 REG. 79.95 CHAIR Naugahyde Cover NOW $45 REG. 69.95 BUFFET (room divider) Light Walnut NOW $49 REG. 24.95 RECORD CABINET Limed Oak NOW $16 REG. 12.95 T.V. TRAY SETS NOW $7 REG. 7.95 T.V. TRAY SETS NOW .; $4 HASSOCKS VALUES TO 9.95 NOW $5 REG. 12.98 PADDED BENCH NOW $8 REG. 49.95 CORNER DESK Blond NOW $29 REG. 39.95 NIGHT STAND Blond NOW $17 REG. 49.95 PANEL BED Blond NOW $29 SHOE CLEARANCE V 71 PAIR $00 MEN'S, WOMEN'S, CHILDREN'S ODD SIZES, BROKEN LOTS 9th & PINE SHOP AND FIND YOUR DOLLAR GOES A LONG WAY AT WARDS NEW SUM-LOOK ' 1 REGULAR 1.98 PLAY SLACKS IN RICH CORDUROY 2 $3 fIZIS 3 TO X Gay colors in solids or prints. Tapered slacks are styled for plenty of active play, snug fit ting elastic at back waist. Wonderfully machine washable, of course. An outstanding value at Wards extra low price. Buy favor ite colors now! 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