THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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PAGE TWELVE
COUNTY
SCHOOL
APPOINTMENTS
E FOR FULL
A nun Inlmonln for tha simerln
landant anil nrfnrlnnl nositions lit
the Klamath county school unit
system wore announced Friday by
County Superintendent Fred Peler
on. j B. K. Kllpatrlck. formerly prin
cipal of tho schools at Keno aim
Bly, will be superintendent at
Merrill this year, and George El
liott, who was elementary prin
cipal at Bonanza last year, has
boen transferred to the Bly supcr
Intendency. J. E. Myers, principal at Al-
goina In the last year, has resigned
I . iivtntr nt KnniH Vallpv in
Jackson county, being succeeded
at A KOina by H. C. snarpe. uienn
Hale has resigned as elementary
ni-UAinai fit r.Mlnmilii and is suc
ceeded by Loy L. Barker, former
principal ot tne elementary scuuui
at Malln. Elton planuses, wuo uuo
kBn .annlilnff nt Forest camD. will
ba Di-lncioal at Bcatty. Roland
Parks, former coach at Malln, will
be principal at Sprague River.
E. L. Coyner, who has served
even years as principal at Bonanza
high school, will be back on the
ia tnk thl vnnr. lion Norlln.
formerly at Altamont Junior high
school, will be me eieuieumij
principal at Bonanza.
C. C. Chase will be in his second
ear at Keno. J. V. LaClair, who
taught at Malin last year, will be
principal of the Keno elementary
school.
At Fairhaven school, R. B.
Hough will return for his eighth
Bear of service. Bruce Hall will
serve his third year as Shasta
principal. A. C. Olson will con
tinue as Altamont junior high
cbool principal, having serTed
for eight years.
: A. JS. Street will be serving his
sixteenth year as superintendent
of the Malin schools. B. V. John
son, industrial arts teacher at
Keno, Is being transferred to Ma
lin as principal of the elementary
school.
H. B. Blanton will be serving
his second year as principal of the
Bummers school. Wyatt Padgett
will serve his second year as prin
cipal of the Altamont elementary
school.
IT I? TTvnnB will Rarva hlS
twelfth year as superintendent
of the Chiloquin schools. C. B.
Howe will return as superintendent
of the Henley schools. Caroline
Vaerettl will be principal, of the
elementary school there.
Wilbur Robinette will serve his
sixth year as principal of the Mer
rill elementary scnooi.
WEST KLAMATH The plan
ning committee for the proposed
playground for West Klamath met
In the 4-H club log cabin Monday
sight to discuss further plans.
Wilson Dockery of Klamath
Falls met with the committee and
gave much encouragement to Its
supervisors.
; George Britt and Tommy Zlnn
were named as a committee to
"draw up plans for the proposed
apparatus. Louie App and Les
ter Smith were appointed as a
committee to measure and lay out
the plat of approximately 10 acres
donated by Mrs. Marian Holllday.
A mass meeting ot all Interest
ed is to be called at an early date.
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; A. O. Morrison of the Pomona
grange is anxious to get In touch
with all persons within a five-mile
radius of Klamath Falls who will
rent rooms to delegates to the
state grange convention which
comes here at mid-month.
Morrison asked that persons
with rooms available call the
chamber of commerce, No. 555.
He will obtain the list of names
from the chamber.
Funeral Notice
ROBERTA LOUISE GRIFFITH
The funeral Bervlce for the late
Roberta Louise Griffith who
passed away in this city Monday,
May 30, took place in the Keno
cemetery Friday, June 3, at 9:30
I. m., the Rev. Roy Southard of
the Klamath temple officiating.
Ward's Klamath Funeral Home
was In charge of the arrangements.
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jim mckean and his speedy four place cabin plane
will also accompany the large airliner to Klamath Falls Satur
day and Sunday. Ben will fly both day and night and spec
ialise on trips over Crater lake.
Marshall Cornell Co.
724-7114 Klamnlh Ave. "Oldsmohllo Distributors". Phone 404-1
West Klamath
WEST KLAMATH The Three
O's club will hold Its next regular
meeting- Wednesday. June 8. at
tha hami at Xfrs. McClelland.
Annfiln ChArrtAr from Caves
Junction Is visiting her sisters.
Mrs. Clyde rneips ot west mam
ath and Mrs. Jerry O'RIley and
Virginia Shorrier ot Klamath
Falls.
Mrs. Lulu Schults and Mrs. Le
ona Manning motored to Shasta
Springs Memorial day.
Mrs. Everett Forness visited
the doctor Tuesday. She had
three dislocated vertebrae.
Mrs. Margaret Holllday Is suf-
fArlntt frnm a fiAverA CSSA of
shingles and la under the doctor's
care.
Mrs. Bonnie Wann la confined
to her home In West Klamath
with a badly Infected knee, caused
from a recent tall.
Mrs. Henry Leltike and son.
t Annnrrf vhn rrAdiiated from
KUHS Friday, are visiting friends
and relatives In Portland ana
vicinity.
Mr. Hunn T.ellrko. Mrs. Wake-
man, Mrs. Lulu Schults, Mrs. Les
ter Smith, Barbara McLean, Mrs.
Joe Kennedy and Mrs. Jack Old
ham all attended the commence
ment exercises at the pelican
theatre Friday.
nA un v. T. Steward
spent the weekend salmon fishing
In the Rogue river valley.
Mm. J. E. Williams and family
spent the day Sunday in Fort
Klamath visiting relatives nu
-inAm MnnHav Mm. Williams
entertained a cousin at dinner
whom she had not seen tor a
yea- ... . . ..
Freeman schults ana lamwy
of Algoma had dinner Sunday
with his mother, Mrs. Lulu
Schults.
s a t.em. June 1 (JP County
tabulations In the state depart
mBnt ihnvhi tnri&v that Governor
Charles H. Martin, defeated for
renomlnatlon on the democratic
ticket, polled 3633 write-In re
publican votes.
Multnomah county returns
were unofficial and Clatsop and
Klamath had not reported.
The Multnomah county total
was set at 1526 and upstate votes
at 2107. Eleven counties said
there were no write-ins for the
governor. Those having them
were:
Benton 87, Columbia 90, Coos
86, Curry 25. Deschutes B7, Doug
las 32, Gilliam 15, Grant 10,
Harney I, Hood River 123, Jack
son 684. Josephine 206, Lincoln
36, Marion 362, Morrow 34,
Polk 36. Tillamook 37, Umatilla
20, Union 73. Wasco 41, Wash
ington 41. Yamhill (0.
Martin was defeated by Htnry
L. Hess, LaGranda attorney.
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The drum and bugle corps of
Hillah temple will leave Klamath
Falls at 7:55 a. m., Sunday, June
5. for the national Shrine con
vention, to be held In Los An
geles next week. At Duns
mulr the Klamath cars will be
hooked to the special Hillah
train which will come south from
the Rogue river valley.
Sbriners were advised Thurs
day that a special train of Afifi
temple ot Tacoma, Wash., and
Gizeh of Victoria, B. C, would
stop In Klamath Falls at 9:30
p. m., June 4, en route to the
convention. Members of the
Hillah drum corps will be In uni
form and greet the visitors upon
their arrival In Klamath Falls,
where they will stay an hour.
Vital Statistic
BIRTHS
HOWTON Born at Llghtfoot
hospital June 3, 1933, to Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. Howton, 230
Michigan avenue, a girl. Weight:
8 pounds 1 ounce.
I guess she muBt have meant It
at that. Charles Webb, of Phila
delphia, In police court, one year
after hiB former sweetheart start
ed saying "No" and Charles start
ed pestering her.
BURNING-ITCHING FEET
Guaranteed Treatment
If yon wffer from mll Itch
ing water bllntcri. rlnirworm,
reoccurrinff ekin blemishes of
tha hand., ft or body. Ath
lete's Foot or eczema, du to
fun pun kin Infection, then try
TENEX a liquid eay to ap
ply. No bandages necensary.
TENEX mant give relief In
eisht day or money back.
Aik for TENEX at your drnri UU Adr.
For Bale At
CURRIVS FOR DRUGS
1 MM fi ztWMW
jlj
I " 1 aOI Blue Rose Broken Kernel
SUGAR MIC 5 Lb
Pur. Golden C PorW. Soft m
e Macaroni wk J-
I i
MILK
Maximum, Tall Tins
19c
Cans
Case $2.98
CRACKERS
Sunshine Krlsples,
t Deliclously Crisp.
2 29c
CHEESE
Klamath Full Cream
1SC
Lb.
PS
EDUJHHDS
Airway 3 Lbs. 43
Nob Hill 2 Lbs. 39
Brown Derby ll-oi. tins
or 12-oz. bottles
i 29c
Case $2.29
Gr'd Beef . . 2 lbs. 29c
Choice steer beef, always fresh
Boiling Beef . Lb. 10c
Fresh, choice steer beef
Sliced Bacon . Lb. 35c
Rind off, no wast
Lard .... 3 lbs. 35c
. Pure, snow white
Chickens .... Lb. 21c
Choice plump young hens
2 t-; 45c
s p-...'.
acarom -
Pineapple
Tomato Juice Del Rogue m
No. 1 Tins 4 for 4)C
Hot Sauce . c.n, 10c
Baby Foods Gerbers, fis?
Libbys, Clapps. Your choice .. 8 Cans 9C
Y Canterbury Orange 'VI?
vt pekoe 54 l,b. Vkg. X3C
Ovaltine LSil 33c
Mayonnaise 39c
Salad Dressing 0(.
Aristocrat . Jar
Canned
Vegetables
Your Choice
9c
Can
String Beans, No. 2 tins
Sliced Beets, No. 2 tins
Corn, No. 303 tins
Horniny, No. 2 tins
Sauerkraut, No. 2 tint
Peas, No. 300 tins
Pumpkin, No. 2'2 tins
Spaghetti, No. 300 tint
Spinach, No. 2 tins
Tomatoes, No. 2 tins
Prices Effective Saturday Only
Lunch Meat . . . Lb. 25c
Chicken Loaf, Had Cheese, Minced Ham,
Veal Loaf
Lunch Meat . . . Lb. 19c
Franks, Bologna, LIvernausags
Skinned Hams . Lb. 25c
Central Pack quality Half or whole'
Sliced Salmon, Lb. 25c
Choice Red King
Fillet of Sole, Lb. 25c
Fresh and delicious
Chicken Halibut
Lb. 12i2c
By the piece
Dill Pickles . . Qt. 10c
Crisp and tangy
Salad Dress'g, Pt. 10c
A pure fresh dressing
SIX TREMENDOUS DAYS OF STORE WIDE VALUESI
PRICES LOW ON EVERYTHING! SAVINGS ASSURED ON
ALL PURCHASES I JOIN THE BIG CROWDSI EVERYBODY
LOVES A PARADE. -OF SAFEWAY MONEY SAVERS!
Friday, June 3, to Thursday, June 9, Inc.
KLAMATH FALLS, MERRILL, DORRIS, TULELAKE, CHILOQUIN
IVORY SOAP
Kor every household purpose
10c
Medium Bars, 4 for 25
17c
14c
13c
e(
Libby's or Del Monte
Crushed or Tid Bits 2 Cans
Sandwich Spread g(.
Aristocrat Jr JjC
Jell Well 3 , h8. 14c
The popular hot weather dessert.
Pork & Beans 3 ,r25c
Van Camps No. 300 Tins.
Shinola 3 ,r2Sc
Your choice of any color.
Cracker Jacks Rite. B tor 10c
Toilet Tissue Silk, soft A
and absorbent fl Itolla v
Grapefruit
Stokelys No. VAa
100 tins 8 for 7
FLOUR
Kitchen Kraft 49-lb. bag $1.59
24Vi Lb. bag 98
Harvest Blossom 49-lb. bag $1.39
24 Vi Lb. bag 89
Anchor 49-lb. bag $1.29
24V, Lb. bag 79
Lion 49-lb. bag $1.19
24ia Lb. bag 69
Sunset Gold 49-lb. bag $1.15
Lettuce
Potatoes
Small
White
Utah Celery
Larue
Larue
Rome Apples
Make
Onions
Wax
Artichokes
A FKKHH SHIPMENT of YOUNflllKRRIKfl and RASPBERRIES
WILL ARRIVE SATURDAY MORNING
3
Ball Mason Caps Doi. 23
Ball Ideal Glass Lids .. Doz. 15
Ball Special Wide Mouth
Caps Doi. 33
Kerr Mason Reg. Caps, Doz. 23
Kerr Mason Wide Mouth
Caps Doz. 35ti
Kerr Economy Cap .. Doz. 1B
Kerr Regular Lids Doz.
Kerr Wide Mouth Lids, Doz. 14
Jar Rubbers, Ball
Regular 3 for 10
Ball Wide Mouth
Rubbers Doz. 5
Parowax Lb. Pkg. 10
Certo 2 Bottles 43t
Sure Jell '. Pkg. 10
Pen Jel Plcg. 10
Tells Rite .. Bottle lOt
FRUIT JARS
Bail Mason Regular
Pints 73 Qts. 89 V Gal. $1.23
Ball Glass Top Seal
Pints 75 Qts. 89 't Gal. $1.25
Ball Special Wide Mouth
Pints 87 Quarts $1.03
Ball Eclipse Wide Mouth
Pints 95 Quarts $1.13
Kerr Economy Jars
PU. 85 Qts. $1.03 Vt Gal. $1.35
Kerr Mason Regular Jars
Pints 73 Qts. 89 Vt Gal. $1.23
Kerr Wide Mouth Mason
Pts. 87 Qts. $1.05 ia Gal. $1.33
GOOD io ihe
Last Ounce
At Safvway . , , whttlitr tt't itrewbtrrfti, ltn fntlft.
potitou.or $ny ehr irtlcl f foed yon ctn 4pw4
upon tt giving you complct satliftf Hon. "Th uitmf
mutt b sUiMd" It Siftwty Hiom, tn, rMognls!
f womtn tvtrywhr In tht Wtrt,
Strawberries
A fresh car load by rofrlgernlnr rx
prcss rarly Hnlurdny moriiiiig. (let onr
prices lirfuro you buy.
PHICE9 KFI-'KCTIVE SATURDA1T ONLY
head Sc
but crisp and solid
10 lbs 23c
Shatter U. S. No. Is
1
each 10c
6 lbs. 25c
3 lbs. 10c
3 for 10c
crisp froBh bunchos
delicious pics
or Rod. Now crop
Extra large sl7.es