Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, June 12, 1947, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Textm Keno Mm. Ouy Moore save dinner on . Tuesday evriiliiic, May J7, In honor ot lnr ecm, Ituy Gryileninaii, It be Hit ilio obserVHiire n( hi birthday. KpIhIIvm o( Hi" lamlly won ueu for the occasion. Mr. and Mia, Jsmc lliincli and yolini ilmillliler lelt fur a three weeks' trip to Oklahoma lant werk. Tliey will visit will) relative end (ileml there. They cspoul to return home about the aitili of the month, Three Keno kirln .were member of Hie Klninath Union liluh achiMil liradimtlni cluaa ol IIM7. They wefa Kulhryil Hatnaey, danithler of Mr, mid Mm. Leonard Itamaey, Norma I.el 1'iK-krti. datnihter of Mr. and Mra. 1). J. Purkell and Pauline I'uckell, dnuiihter ot Mr. and Mra. Vernon Hurkelt, Tliree boye, who are alo of Keno community, were membrra of the clan. They were, Joe Karoaliwkl, eon of Mr. and Mra. T Zarinliukl, and Daniel Powell, ,in of Mr. and Mra. K. V. Powell, IkiiIi of whom live oil the Klamath) Knlb-Keno hiKhwayr lo Oraham Wllklna, ) of Mr. aim Mra. W. w. Wllklna who live at KlllhKaon -mill near Keno, Mr. Tom Robinson mid Mra. Roy Center of Gold Hill were (Ueata at the L. I llamaey home Wednea duy and Thiimlay, They alteniled KratluaUon l KUMH on Wednesday nmhl a iiuoU of the Jtanweys. Mr. and Mra. P. L. Kddlnit of Oakrlilie were (Ural of Kalhryn Kamry for commencement. They are Kalhryn'a aunt and unrle. Mr. and Mr. Kenneth Tyler of Manhattan Urarh, Calif., were Atiuta for arveral day lait week of ,Ur. and Mra. Pred Ilarnea. Mra. Our L. Moore, who liaa been In the Klamath valley noapiui lor M T T 1 I T 1 1 I 1 1 1 T1 1 TRAVEL rom MOTORIST! JUNI 12-11 Y TH ANNUAL ROGUE RIVER ROUND-UP Juno 12-14 Jackson County Pair O round, Mtdford, Orogon HORSE SHOW 8. E. Washington Pair irounda. Walla Walla, Washington, Juna 13-15. MARYSVTLLE STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL June 13. 14 Marjravtlle, Washington. RODEO Tonasket, Waahinfton, Juna 14, 15 CORVALLIS ROSE SHOW Junt 14, IS CorvallU, Org on. 9 IDAHO PIONEER CELEBRATION juna 15, Franklin, Idaho. Commemorating the found ing of tha first city in Idaho. CAMERA DAY Juna 15 Seaiida beaches and Tilla mook Point, Oregon.' Day for profeuional and ama teur photographer. Cam era clubs of Oregon coop erating. Models arranged for. Prises for both pros and amateurs in several classi fications. GOLDEN ROSE SKI TOURNAMENT June 15' Mt. Hood, Oregon. Climaxes last day of Port land Rose Festival POSSE STAMPEDE June 18-21 Idaho Falls, Idaho. Western rodeo in full color and style. Don't let an accident spoil your holiday. Make certain your tires are sound and your brakes have plenty of stopping power. Drive care fully. Let's make this the safest summer we've ever had. SUMMERSHIELD MOW life Bly Mr. and Mrs, Wilbur Book have a their uenU Mrs, Hook's mother, Mrs. Btowe, her brother, lloy Btowe of Corcoran, Calif., Mra. 0. 0, Mill ard and daughters, Wanda and Nela, of Nan Luis ObUno, Calif. Mr. Mlllmd and Mra. liook are later. Mr. HUiwe uluna to spend the summer here while the other will return after a week vlnlt, uoorue (Jiimnron. aon of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cnmbron. underwent an appendectomy at IlllUldo hos pital Wednesday, June 4. He I dolus; nicely mid will aoon be home. Prlend extend their sympathy to Mr. and Mra. Jack O'Ncfl and fam ily In their bereavement on the death of their aon Htanley. a week, waa expected to be able to return to her noma here the first of the week. Access Roads To Be Kept WAHIIINOTON, June 13' UP) Some of the road built by the for eat service Into It timber atand to meet emerKency need ar planned for permanent use. Chief Koreler Walts wrote Sena tor Taylor iD-Ohloi that the larger part of accea road fund now bel.ig apent la ued for "main Up roads to lams timber bodies," "These forest areas," hs said, "will be uaed over a great many years and, In some case perpetuully un der tho operntlnv policy of sus tained yield which governs the har vesting of national timber." At the Instance of Senator Cor don IK-Ore.), the senate recently provided an additional 1 0,000 WO for accesa road, WutUi explained that It I gen erally left to the timber purchaser to build the shorter branch road to get out timber on Individual sales of relatively short duration. The government, he aald, na turally gels belter prices for Its timber If there Is ' way provided to get the timber to market, He estimated "something over 1, 000,000,000 feet" of timber will be hauled out this year over access road constructed under the current program and that tha treasury will receive nearly 10,000,000 for this timber, Pi.otless Plane Makes Long Trip WILMINOTON, Ohio. June 12 Ml A four-englned army transport plane operating without a pilot at the controls, landed at the army air forces flying center In Wilming ton, Ohio, at 3:60 p. m. Eastern standard time, toduy alter a 3,000 mlle non-stop flight rom Long Beach, Calif. BIDS INVITKO PORTLAND. June 13 W The army englneera Invited bids Wednes day for roofing four dormitories, a mess hall and a ahop at Detroit dam construction camp. Bids will be opened June 34. Other bids were called for dredg ing a 300 foot channel at Coos Bay and dismantling and stockpiling a covered bridge at Monroe, Ore. Army Rounds Up Last Of Deserters HKIDKLBERO, Germany, June 13 (yi'i 't he U. B. constabulary was be lieved tonight to have captured all but one of the eight American sol diers who escaped from Mannheim military prison Bunday and left a trail of robbery and violence. The constabulary announced that the latest to be taken was Richard (Jerry i Kane, 34, of Rector town, Va who was seized on a Munich-bound train near Kassel. He bore three different sets of Identification papers. The number of points on the deer's antlers do not necessarily correspond with the number of years the animal has lived; 60 per cent of all yearling buck have two points on each one of their antlers. Sports Afield. Turn those no-longer-used articles Into cash now I Herald and News Want Ads are Inexpensive and bring quick results. lever an werl I FUstr em 14 aM II AVA11AHI MAIN ea Vse. A tilnnl Wre. Ma. At I c,i..i , t l HCRAI.D A NKWS, kl.malh falli, Ore. TMI anllAf, ya IV "tJ7,S ..HIM, Evisctrattdcut ip, Rtady for th pan. Veal Roast u or Rum, Veal Chops U,B er RlbCu" Veal Shoulder Steaks Pork Loin Chops c,n,,r eu,, Pork Shoulder Steaks Pork Shoulder Recast Bacon ,u,f cur,d By ,h pl,c Sea Foodt Fresh Chinook Salmon Fresh Halibut Steaks Fillet of Sole fehell. No kenet. lb. 49c lb. 65c lb. 55c lb. 69c lb. 49c lb. 45c lb. 59c FRYERS WnW ITOTPRn ib. 69-' L4umm ijnuiJjuj JMMk Cooking Oil Wesson . pt. 43c Drink Mixes Kool Aid, Freshi or Flovorodt 3,.h.10 Our great mid-year food event has proved so popular with thiift-conscious shoppers that it's being contin ued this week. Some .of last week's offerings are being repeated; additional values are listed, too! Through out the store on every shelf and in every section you'll find outstanding savings you just can't afford to pass up. Stock up today. And remember, every item carries Safeway's famous money-back guarantee of complete satisfaction. Tomato Juice Sunny Dowr Fancy can 23' I Wpvorfu TO Ar I AAndef A II JhsupML Juul now! APRICOTS r Ib. 9c Cantaloupes Vine ripened Oranges 7-lb. bag Sunkist Lemons Santa Rosa Plums 1" Pork & Beans c 4 $ "r 10' fe 19" Spaghetti Dinner n, 23e Tender Peas H.9hw.y Nf 2 f 25c Pancake Flour -33c Peanut Buttoro Rtal Roast 2-lb. jar 55 Btvtrly 2-lb. ar 69 Skippy l-lb. jar 39 Ivory Soap tsrje 47c liie bsr I f Lava Soap It-Lb. Luf Garden-fresh y Solid heads LETTUCE lb. 9c B ..vsntt served Mid .v. fW- 00- Fee rhibbwn i'ri Medium A site bsr Beverages Hershey'i Cocoa l-lb. box 25c Baker's Cocos '2-lb. box 13c Ground Chocolate ohirardeiu l-lb 43c Ground Chocolate Guttum l-lb. 41c Cocomalt Beverage l-lb. 43c Malted Milk Thompson's Chocolate Mb. 43c Ovaltine ruin or chocolate Ige. size 61c Borden's Hemo l-lb.' 59c Miscellaneous Values Royal Satin , Snowdrift Shortening I Shortening 3-lb. ,r51u 3-lb. ,rJ1" June Is Dairy Month Grated Cheese, Kraft Amer. 2-oz. lOo Relish Cream Spread, Kraft 5-ox. 19a Pabst-ett Cheese 6I2-OZ. pkg. 29c American Cheese etch miu '2-lb. 28c American Cheese Knit 2-lb. loaf 89c Cheddar Cheese, Superior Ib. 42e Yelveeta Cheese (or 2-lb. 85c Cottage-Cheese, Kraft pint 25c Cream Cheese, Philadelphia pkg. 15c Grade A Butter, fresh Ib. 69c New Potatoes Dry Onions ,v Golden Corn Crisp Cucumbers While U.S. No. ellow Bweet Tender Jb. 4k lb. 5c Ib. 22c Ib. 8c Treet w. eV - llatOl Tt8 '49e A BIOCOKIBM Coffees, Etc, Edwards Coffees 46c ,.,b.91c Wakefield Coffee l-lb. can 42c Maxwell House, MJ3., Golden West, Jf tOTTCCS chase tic Sanborn, Hills l-lb. Nob Hill Coffee l-lb. beg 39c am 77c Airway Coffee l-lb. b 36c s.,b. 1.05 Instant Postum a.M 42c Borden's Instant Coffee JH-os. jar 3?c Instant Coffees Nescafe 4-os, 37c Spaghetti, Franco-American ... can... 1 5c Crab Meat ware kih No. Vz can 49c Beef Stew, Nalley's 30-oz. can 55c Apple Sauce, C. & S. No. 2 can 13c Grapefruit No. 2's 15c Hlfhwar (broken sec.) Gingerbread Mix Dromedary 14-oz. 23c French Dressing, Kraft 8-oz. jar 1 9c French Dressing, Miracle V2 pint 19c Chili Sauce, Snider's I l-oz. 27c Sperry's Kix Cereal ' 7-oz. pkg. 13c Alber's Corn Flakes 1 3-oz. pkg. 1 3c Household Needs Dreft suds Discovery 7'2-oz. pkg. 29c Vel Soap Powder Ige. pkg. 29c yDuz Powder v 2 1 '2-oz. pkg. 33c White Magic Bleach gallon 33c Floor Wax aimenla Self Pollshlnr qt. 98c s Features in this ad are effective through Saturday, June 14 Picnic Suggestions Pure Strained Honey . 5-lb. $1.69 Marmalade Klnr Kelly Orange 2-lb. 39c Nu-Made Mayonnaise '2-p'nt 27c Salad Dressing, Duchess quart 65c Miracle Whip, Kraft pint 37c Hamburger Relish, Nalley's 1 2-oz. 25c Dill Pickles, Abernethy 24-oz. jar 25c Potato Salad, Conway's 1 6-oz. 23c Pork & Beans, Van Camp's No. 300 13c Potato Chips, Blue Bell large bag 25c Graham Crackers Honey Maid l-lb. 25c Soda Crackers, Tasty Maid 6l2-oz. 8c Kmcv Soda Crackers l-lb. 24c r Mrs. Wright's Bread White Wheat , IH-Hfc loal l V-v-l S T0BAY . .ManVent HWS.WV1-' " Sf.f.f.f.f.ll "