THURSDAY. JULY 21, Ut
PACE TEN
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON
Midland Empire News
Westside
Mr. snd Mrs. Mtlbrrue WllKin
moved Into th old Bacon house
which brlongs to Mtlvln Millard,
The L.D.8. intaalonarles wer on
the VYeaUld Thursday fathering
inlormallon tor the city directory
they are establishing (or Lakeview
and vicinity.
John Price made a trip to West
aid on business Wednesday.
Mr. and Mr. R. A. Buck and
children and Mlu Joanne Wilson
atayed overnight last Saturday
night at their place In Yokum val
ley. Mr. Fay Koefold and daughter
and Mrs. Doe Vance and amall son
were visiting Lillian Sundet and Ei
leen O'Ncll on Wednesday.
The famlllea In Drews valley and
Drews Oap are all very busy wir
ing and plumbing their houses.
They are about ready for electri
city and hope soon to be hooked
up on the R.EA.
Quit a lew ranrners rrom here
took In the sal last Sunday out at
Valley Palls.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Buck and
children visited Mr. and Mrs. Vic
Brown In Poe Valley on Sunday.
Vic Is Helen Buck's father.
Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Morrill and
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Eckert and boy
from Forest Grove, Ore, have
been visiting the Chet Morrill.
They returned home Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jo Martin Jr. at
tended the baseball game in Altur
as Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John OTJril on the
east&ii had a Sunday dinner for
Mr. and Mrs. Lee O Neil and chil
dren and Mr. and Mrs. Merle
ONeil and children. Also visiting
at tne o Neils on Sunday were Mrs.
Trestle tetd and son Darrell of
Alameda. Calif, and Mrs. Lillian
Reid of New Pine Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Stover.
Miss Joanne Bailey and Man
Crowl went to Crescent Lake on
Thursday and returned home Sun
day. They also went through Cra
ter Lake park.
George Ashcraft took his little
granddaughter Sharon home Sun
day, after visiting her several
weeks.
Mrs. Carl Pray spent Sunday vis
iting Mrs. Howard Nelson and fam
ily. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Parti ue ao
, eompanted Mrs. Bill Woods and
on Arthur to Ashland Sunday
Mrs. Woods visited her brother
Roy Arthur and the Pardues visi
ter th -aughter and so. in law.
Betty and Johnny O Conner. Whil
they wer over In the vallev. they
called on Mrs. John L. O Conner
of Me. ord and tart. Margaret
(CConner) Loffer of Phoenix. They
wer all former Lakeview resi
dent. Th t-H camp cookery club met
with Galen Chandler Wednesday
aiternoon. At th en of the meet
ing Mrs. Chandler served chocolate
Drown! cookies, ice cream and
Kooladc
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Getty wer
dinner guest Sunday even in 01
Mr. ana Mrs. Dea Chandler and
family. Also slatting them Sunday
wuvw wer jar. ana Mrs. Ice
land Harris of Langell valley.
Ls and Marti Parti ue acom
pamed by Margie's sister. Doia
stoma, left for the coast Friday
morning with a truck load of hay.
Tbcy planned to go to the beach
Saturday. Tneir children stayed In
Lakeview with Mrs. 4 Sundet
while they wer gone
Mr. and Mrs. Jo Martin hare
bsd company over th week-end.
Mrs. Martin a brother snd family
from Redding wer visiting them.
Th grange Is sponsoring a dance
J'y M. Grsng ladles are to bring
salad and sandwiches for midnight
upper.
Westsid Orange tM met for lu
regular meeting on July It st the
(rang hall. It was decided to have
the (rang sponsor a community
picnic to be held on July 24 at
Booth Park. All those who go are
to bring pot luck. There will be
gamea for th elders. Miss Plor
enc Morris gav s short program
lor th lecture hour. Mr. snd Mrs.
Rltdi Buck and daughter Aria
Roa sang two numbers. Host
serving lc cream and cake after
the meeting war Jessi Woods.
Scotty Nelson and Ben Bolton.
Th Westside Home Economics
club met on July 14 st the bom
of Mrs. Rex Orlfflth In Lskeview.
There wer six members present.
Th club voted to have a cooked
iooa sal which will be held the
morning of August 23 at the Lake-
view Mercantile.
As this money which thev malt
la to be used for grange purposes.
Is requested tht esvery grsnge
isur onng some iood for th sale.
juier tn meeting adkumed
th hottest Rett Griffith served
delicious refreshment of ice cream
and cake and Koolade. The club
will meet next time on July 28 with
sars. juray mui st her home.
Lanqell Vallev
Billy Dearborn was one of the
winners in the Fourth of July
roundup calf scramble in Klamath
Mr. and Un WiIim o.i . v.
and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith Jr!
visited In Merrill Sunday with Mrs.
Bffl Oilman and the Lester Moor
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Fulk of Cave
Junction spent the Fourth of July
uuuusy wim relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott House had
a guest last week Mr. and Mrs.
Jimmy Richmond and son of
wants Pass, who were on their
WSV to Colorado fne a vi.fr
Mrs. Claudia Mustek of 6t Louis
ana sirs, lels Murray of Coos Bay
spent several days st th home of
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Olft. They
wer dinner guest at th Walter
Smith Br. home, as well as with
th Harry Frazleri and Psul Mon
roes. Mrs. Ms-y Dearborn spent a few
day with her son, Mike, and fsml-
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Benbow of
Banbow, Csllf. spent a few days re
cently an their ranch. They wer
Sunday dinner guests at th home
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith Sr.
Chris Hood spent several days In
a Klamath Falls hospital when he
was kicked by a horse. H had
several broken ribs.
Mr. Stampley and Mm. Jerry
Van Busklrk, both of Klamath
Falls, visited Mrs. I. B. Morris
Wtdaaaeav. I
Sprague River
Harry Mrsnrr Is a pal lent In
Hillside hoct)i(Hi aullenng Iroin se
ver leg Injuries sustained when he
was caught brtween two logs while
unloading a truck. He and Marion
Reynolds operate the Squaw Val
ley Lugging firm.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Strrett and
children. Jackie and Judy, vaca
tioned at Lincoln Beach (or several
days last week. The Sterett are
moving to Ctakrlcttre where he Is
employed a buokkerper for Ole
Chrtsterson. He is the former Bly
Lodging company bookkeeper.
Klamath Falls shoppers from
here Saturday were Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Carnini. Mr. and Mrs. Olaf
Story and boys. Mr. and Mrs. By
ron Welch and (amily, the S. A.
Shepherd family, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Bodenhamer and Fred Young.
rred Young, road building man
for Weyerhaeuser Camp 11 at Yam
sey. has been tick the past week
and unable to be on the Job. He
expect to return soon.
U O. "Brick'' Stowe. butcher at
Gienger store, who was rushed to
Klamath Valley hospital by Kaler's
ambulance Wednesday, showed .
slight Improvement Friday.
Mrs. Jack Sterett. who is movtng
to Oakndpe, was pleasantly sur-;
prised July 14 when a number of
the ladies tn ramp dropped in tori
a farewell pjny. Ice cream and j
cf-.k were served by Mrs. Wayne
Vamum. Mrs. F. L. Anderson and
Mrs. Phsns Stubblrfteld. I
Mr. snd Mrs. B. M. Welch snd :
son were business visitors In Chil- (
oquin Friday evening.
Fred Feles of Chiloquin snd Mrs. I
Shadley are helping out In the '
NEW JET TAKES CAMERA BOW-Hore's the first flight plctur of the Air Tore new all
weather, jet propelled r'-4 night tighter. The plane is a new version of the 600 mph K-IO Shooting
Star equipped to fly In pitch black night and under all weather conditions. It dilTert from th
Shooting Star In its extended nos section which has two cockpits on for th pilot snd on for i
radar operator.
Olenger grocery store in the sbsenc
of Mr. snd Mrs. L. O. "Brick"
Stowe.
C. H. Paris and Valdon Park
returned home Tuesday after
spending several oayt visiting their
brother snd la mil-, L-.e Don Picks,
at Redmond.
Mrs. Charles Borouvh and son,
visitors in Klamath Fall Thursday.
They also visited Mrs. Borough's
sister, Mrs. Marvin Michael, at
Dairy.
Mr. and Mrs. Mario Camtnl were
visitors at the Vine Bodner ranch
Saturday evening.
JrU- rJ
Mt. Lakl
Mrs, 8am Ennian and daughter.
Mary Loul.se, left for Oakland.
Calif. Friday on th Bha.it Day
light. They will visit with Mrs. Kit
man's sister, Mrs. Pop and (ami
ly. Mr. and Mis. Italph Hill and
children and Mrs. Estella Hill led
Thursday fur Lake o' th Woods
wher they have a suinnier home.
Mr. snd Mrs. Wallai-e Thompson
and sons. Kotier and Charlie, and
Kay Albert returned (mm Lake o
the WtMHls Sunday. Thompson and
Albert have built a boat house st
the Henry Hrmon summer home.
Jay William rflcoa! o( Llkrly,
CalK. Is visiting at the hum of
Jay Falrrlo.
Forrest Brelthaupt and son, Don,
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tnrtil several days last week with
t lie Ernest llreltliauiit (amily III Ha-
lein. Forrest rr tinned home Hatur
day, but Don stayed to vllt longer. .
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Del Monte Blended Juic 1' 15c
Dole Pineopple Juice 25c
Grape Juice 43c
Tomcrto Juice s., . 25c
PeaS Mattta kvsa4 MMUalOC
Corn Taitt Mn Wkast iraki tta I Ha . 15c
TOMATOES 15'
Mission Brand No. 2Vi Tin B
Prem
Vienna Sausage
Corned Beef (us.
u-. Ha 37c
U-m Mm 4?C
Corned Beef Hash ..w, . , m 35c
Worchestershire Sauce 11. 15c
. t.. tMUt 39c
Kitchen Bouquet.
S&W Catsup
19c
Tuna Fish, White Star
Slk
39c
Swift's Premium Hams . 65c
T wsfar 4- twt.lt gm Half m WtM
MorrelFs Sliced Bacon .45c
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Rabbits SauB IrjlMt ate fat far raw anialiasa Sx 59c
Yeal Steak,
Yeal Chops.
49c
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.S9c
Lamb Shoulder Chops . 59c
Rib Boiling Meat 29c
WATERMELONS Lb. 4 c
Blackberries
Crate. 1.98
Green Peppers
Cantaloupes
Jb. 15c
. lb. 9c
New Peas
Corn
2 lbs. 33c
Ear 4c
Mustard
Hunt's Pork & Beans
, Si Ma .
..13c
19c Scot Tissue
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Royal Club Grapefruit 24c
Apple Sauce ICc ... B
SJH.S Tow ti. t vvox roper
strawberry & Apple Jam OQe
sevaatt Brut . . l a In !
Jelly
Ckny Cbaaa-
Cheese
Cat-BHt ISt-rMt SMI
19C Hunt's Cider
59c Vineg;ar--v
2 for 25
25'
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IVORY FLAKES
and TIDE
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Milk
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INDEPENDENT FOOD STORES
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IN KLAMATH FALLS IT'S PIGGLY WIGGLY!
FREE
Delivery
Anywhere
in the city limits
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All Grocery Ordrt
Ametintinj ro SS.00 or
Mor.
Deliveries 10:30
end 2:30
Libbs Roast Beef
l: as. Una
55c
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All popular twandi . . . Carton ! ! pki
Potato Salad
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Pitted Ripe Olives :
I'hltiwy Tt4ri Hr.n4.
la cnt tin
27c
Mayonnaise
.la Howl kran. .
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Baking Chocolate
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SHIM k
Brookfield Cheese
AMr1cB mt Plaat
79c
DLL, .MONTK
Preserves
( haW. ml rmm KndlM.
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I lk. jart 19C
nrrciAL riiif
Taa. ml J4 Jan 4.m
Lay Is) a 4mmm Jar. t tarn
Durkee's
Whipped
Salad Dressing
pint Qc quart
jar Jar
Durkee's French Dressing
8-oz. bottle. 20c
- 75c
49
Waldorf Toilet Tissue
' 3
rails
22c
Waxed Paper
Kllrbra C'hsrat Itrane.
ItS-ll. rallt
22c rint 63c
Produce Department .
Cabbage - lb. 6c
New ani Ural frawa aotld hradi
Oranges 3 doz. 59c
Thin akin Join site
Green Peppers
lb. 19c
Larf alia Kill labia far alufflnf
sr.w mor
Gravenstein Apples
3 lbs. 39c
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CRYSTAL WHITE SYRUP
SAVE! Ar:
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5-lb. tin 39c
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Hamburgers
l m. tin 47c
A mrw Kwiri't rrvttlum rradurl
C.nUInt mmt In. than alt salllr
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Frankfurters
For a quirk mrtl
Juat hral and srrvrl
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Hams 59c lb: Hens 39c Ik
LKU OR RUMP MOKKH.L8 MI.KH)
Veal Rsts; 59c lb; Bacon 45c lb:
Veal Chops 59c lb: Bacon Ends 19c Ik
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Wieners 39c lb. Sausage 29c lb.