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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 25, 1963)
Fremont Forest Fire Danger LAKEV1EW - Kire danger is considerably reduced in the forests, according to the weekly report from the Fremont Na- tional Forest, but caution is still urged with camp and warming fires. In the Drews Valley district there are muddy spots on the roads; log hauling has been completed on the Dog hake road. Hunting for water fowl is fair; some fish are being tak- Alt. J Taylor Topper's soft casual hairline, and skilled blending of SEND FOR colors to match your own, result in a handsome natural FREE looking hairpiece that's absolutely undetectable. BROCHURE CONSULTANT WILL BE IN YOUR AREA SOON I Taylor Topper, inc. I Just 5 minutes from Son Froneiseo tnl'l. Airport I Pitas send mo Fret, without obligation on my part, full details on Taylor Topper m plain envelope. 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It s so light, cool and clean you'ra not even aware of it, yet it s so secure that it will stay on through work or play until you want to take it off. K 1641 EL CAW I NO REAL. Dept. 413 11 OKA t, LALIrUKWA PHONE Small Deposit Will Hold Any Chair for Christmas Delivery Subsides ground and parents a re cautioned to watch their chil dren. Bird hunting is fair to good in rim areas and fishing at Thompson Reservoir is fair. Medford Conducfs AF Days An event to observe the role that Kingsley Field plays in the general economy of Southern Oregon will start in Med ford, Friday and Saturday, Oct. 25 and 2C, the Information Of lice of Kingsley Field has an nounced. The two-day event, to be known as Medford Air Force Days, is being promoted by Medford merchants and t h e Medford Chamber of Commerce. Activities scheduled for the event are a diamond formation flyover at 1 p.m. Friday; a pre cision marching formation by the Honor 'Flight in the down town shopping center at 7:30 p.m. Friday and at noon Satur day; a jet engine display: and five window displays of (light clothing and equipment. There will also be a display of mis siles. Col. Edwin J. Wilzenburgcr, commanding oflicer of Kingsley Field, will speak at a Kiwanis luncheon Vednesday in connec tion w ith the observance. DOXOL lliii mill MODERN STYLED SWIVEL ROCKERS FEATURES INCLUDE: Solid Walnut Arm Tops Reversible Foam Seat Cushions I 5-Year Construction Guarantee 6 colors to choose from t Many types of fab- rics to choose from including nylon frieze. Reg. $84.00 SALE PRICE $ 64 00 EASY TERMS NO INTEREST ON 90 DAY ACCOUNTS FREE DELIVERY lliiim.uiiiili TANK-FULL Jaeoby On Bridge NORTH 25 A A Q 7 VQ982 a KJB84 EAST (D) A KJ 10 V 3 A K J 103 WEST AD852 654 9 7 5 2 73 AQ65 SOI'TH A643 V A K J 10 7 0 6 4 A 10 3 Both vulnerable Snulh Wrst North 1 t Pa.vs 4 V Pass Pass Knsl 1 Pass Opening lead 2 High Cards Don't Help By OSWALD JACOBY Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Sometimes high cards may prove to be an embarrassment of riches. East looked at his fine hand and opened one diamond with every expectation of winding up with a nice profit. It came as quite a shock to find that his opponents were in a heart game before the bidding got back to him. East wanted to compete further, but decided that discre tion was the best strategy and passed. West opened the deuce of dia monds and East was in the lead with the king. He thought a while or at least paused because if he had really thought he might have come up with the winning defense. Finally he led his singleton trump. South won with the ace and played two more rounds of trumps. Then he led the ten of clubs and it was all over but the mopping up. South had to lose two club tricks, but that was all. Even-' tually he was able to discard two spades and a diamond on dummy's long clubs and to ruff his other diamond w ith dummy's last trump. Had East really thought before leading to trick two he could have defeated the contract. He would have seen the club dan ger and led a spade up to dum my's ace-queen. Then he would have been able to lead a second spade before the clubs were set up and would have made a spade trick. Where did the embarrassment of riches come in? Had East held queen-jack-ten of spades he would have had no trouble find ing the spade shift. The king was his undoing. To get your copy of "Win at Bridge," just send your name, address, and 50 cents to: Oswald Jacoby Reader Service, c-o this newspaper, P.O. Box 4113, Dept. A, Radio City Station, New York 19, NY. !S Q The bidding has boen: South Went North East 1 Double Rdblf. 2 Pass Pass Double Pass You, South, hold: K16 M Q 4 J 6 5 4 A102 What do you do? A Pan. You ire drlichtrd to defend aiilnst two clubs dou bled. TODAY'S QUESTION What is your opening bid with: e32 VA2 KJ16 AQ9S7 Answer Tomorrow Plan A Party For The Round Table! Birthday parties, anniversary events, or any other kind of get-together are more exciting in the fabulous Round Table of the Winema Motor Hotel. The food is superb , . . sizxling steaks, tempting seafoods, or delicious chops. And the atmosphere is delightful. Next time you plan a dinner party of any kind, plan it at the Round Table. Winema Motor Hotel 1111 Main HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath ENTERTAINERS Local talent will present a varied musical program during a re ception Sunday, Oct. 27, at the Yacht Club by the Klamath Chapter of the United Nations that will honor foreign students. Taking part will be Bill Brinegar, left, and Mrs. Jay Silva, seated, Klamath County music supervisor, and Baron Matthews. Bill and Baron are KUHS seniors. 'Hootenanny' Party Slated In Honor Of 17 Visitors Foreign students from several countries will be guests of the Klamath Falls Chapter of the United Nations at a reception at the Yacht Club, Sunday after noon, Oct. 27. Hours will be from 4-7 p.m. Mrs. Ross Ragland, chairman for the "Hootenanny" party, will be assisted by Mrs. Paul Meyers, Mrs. Isabelle Brixner, Mrs. E. A. Geary, Mrs. Charles Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Ken neth Lambic. The reception is open to all in terested persons. Ben Kerns is chapter president. Students to be honored ate Jorge A. Beguc, Ecuador, study ing auto mechanics technology at OTI; Abdul Bulhasan, Ara bia, electronics, OTI; Robert G. Cassendo, Haiti, surveying, OTI; Ernesto C. Daumas. Argentina, mechanical technology, OTI; Gabriel Diafuuka, Congo, sur veying, OTI. Julio C. Gomez, Columbia, S.A., diescl technology, OTI; Victor C. Hoe. British Colum- Drive Enters Final 10 Days The United Fund drive enters its final 10 days at Kingsley Field wilh 57 per cent of the $7,000 goal collected. The petroleum section became the first unit at Kingsley to achieve the goal of 100 per ent participation in the campaign. The month-long drive will con clude Fliday, Nov. I, with the second annual Mardi Gras, a costume affair featuring a 16 piccc dance hand and the crown ing of a queen. On The Record MARRIAGE LICENSES Lerry Jones. 30, end Lowells E. Splker, Is, both Klemalh Fells. DIVORCE ACTIONS PILED SWAOER Alme J. vs. Paul D. HILLIKER Susen E. vs. Darrsll L. SIBERT Mey V. vs. Jesse C. TAYLOR Core Clarlne vs. Billy Frenk. GOLLIHPR Thelme vs. Oerrell. COURT ACTIONS FILED The Stele ol Oregon en. rel. Jesnetle Caroline Melrs. petitioner vs. Gary Gale Meirs, respondent. The Slate of Oregon ex. rel. Viola Grace Rogers, petitioner vs. Lloyd Eu gene Allen, respondent. Wellace Kowasakl vs. Theodore Her rera and Samuel A. Herrera. John O. Whiltlnqlon vs. Louis Har vey Gibbons, Donald Swillick and Fred Hood. Falls, Oregon Friday. bia, electronics, OTI; Werner F. Schultz, Germany, electronics; Charles Makita, Congo, survey ing, OTI; Edwin F. Nguma, Li beria, auto mechanics, OTI; Laurence O. Oloo, Ghana, high way technology. Narcnda J. Patel, East Africa, electronics, OTI; Deepak N. Shah, India, electronics; Soun koun Sissoko, Mali, highway technology; Mir Waheeduddin, India, medical technology; Mi chael Holman, Southern Rhode sia, Klamath Union High School: Emin Balay, Bergama, Turkey, Tulclake High School. Mrs. Jay Silva, Klamath County music supervisor; Serin Garcia, Merrill High School mu sic instructor, and Lt. T. C. Bartlclt, Kingsley Field, will present German, African, Span ish and other folk songs. There will be group singing including "Let There Be Peace on Earth," with Jill and Cy Jack son taking part. Mrs. Normand Poulshock will sing, "O Can Ye Kew Cush ions," and Yiddish folk songs. Cheryl Thurman, Henley High School senior, will give "T h e Seine" and "Save Her From Pity." A Klamath Union High School fli.OT.est. ottddDCi can buy. . Highest standards of ANY milk available. Produced under the highest quality standards of any milk available. Guernsey Queen is the only prem ium milk you can buy just as the cow produces it . . . with NOTHING ADDED and, more important, NOTHING TAKEN AWAY. Only the fine dairy farms of Mr. Roy Hobson and Mr. Walt Collman ore qualified to produce Guernsey Queen. ALL Guernsey Queen is loc al, and all local milk that qualifist is available in the beautiful Guern sey Queen carton, prominently dis played in the dairy cose of your favorite market. October 25. 1963 PAGE-5A sextette. Bill Brinegar, guitar, Steve Moore, Dave John son, Rob Sloan, Robbie Sand meyer. Baron Matthews, will give "Scarlet Ribbons," "This Land," and "Tijuana Jail." A KUHS trio, Neil Johnson, guitar, Russell Krccklow, bass viol, and Christine Dodge, vocal isl, will give "If I Had My Way." "Whistlm' Gypsy," "A Hundred Miles," and "Dinks Song." loin the BIG switch to DATS UN AMERICA'S FASTEST GROWING IMPORT STATION WAGON lowest priced 4-door wagon. D- liveis equipped with WSW Tires, healer, undercoat, vinyl interior, tinni bucket seats (optional) plus a lfl70 Del. 12 months12,000 mile warranty. ' I HOSPITAL COST CHICAGO (UPI) - The aver age cost for each day a patient spends in the hospital has more than doubled in the last 10 years, increasing from $18.35 to $36.83 a day. the American Hospital Asso ciation said. w HUNTERS! We're Open for Breakfast at 6 A.M. Hunter's Special $1 Hunter's Lunches Packed to Go. Free Coffee Thermos Fill BUFFET LUNCHEON-, 1:30 to 2 P.M. $1.23 BUFFET DINNER P.M. to 9 P.M. $1.75 Have a special Family Night out! Bring the kids ... Let them choose what they want from our ' orray of Hors de'Oevres, Salads, Entrees. 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