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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1949)
THURSDAY, AUC. 18, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON FACE ELIVtN Midland Empire News Midland The Midland Community club met t Um home ( Mr. Julin Mut ter Thursday with e lerte attend ance, i Bine the party waa held outdoors on the Uwn, moat of the mrmliere brought Uilr children who eniyrd tht afternoon while tht mothers war entertained with a, style mow In which sarmanta were mart" at cotton fed aecks. Mrs. Iverett Mathews received the prlM for the day. After trio how and buainrsa meeting, re freahmenta wart served. Thoaa present were Mra. (Jeorse Andrlau aud daughters, Mary and Paula, Mra. Leon Aiulrlau, Mra. Jamea Plowara and daughter, Doro thy, Mra. Lelloy Hours; and ann, Lelend. Mra. Verlin llutf and child ren, Leo and Palty, Mra. Clin Mo Pheraon and daughters. Nancy and Merylln, and aon, dire Jr., Mra. Henry Mllllgan and daughter, Bhlr ley, Mra. tleorio Mowers and daughters, Georgia le. Dnnna Jean and Marsle, Mra. Everett Mathewa and daughter, Connie, and a o n a, Melvln and Marvin, Mra. Charlea Uray aud daughter, Char lene, Mra. Harry Palre and aim, Domile. Mra. J. W. Mutter and aona, 'Jackie and Ronnie, Mra. John MUller and aon, Kmlpli. Mr. and Mra, Uarskl left Friday for Banla Cms, Calif, altar a ahort visit with their daughter and faml- . Mr. and Mra. Oeorge Andrleu. f Mra. Kayaflli of Midland sent aeveral daya Uut week with her fatliar. Mlluin Lester at hu ranch at Han. Jom, Calif. Minnie Harrison and Dorothy Harrtaon left Thursday for Leaven worth, Kan. and Karuaa City. Mo . after a vUll with their niece and Wocus At tht Wocua Community club meeting, wlilih took place at the gun club Haturday night, Auguat 6. new offlrera war elected tor a yaar'a term. They are, Melvln Van derhoff, chairman; Itayburn Houth, vice chairman; Robert Johnson, savund vice chairman; Florence Evert, aecrrtary; Kathertna Chid ester, .treasurer. It waa decided to change the meeting night from the flrt Krlday of each month to the first Haturday. That would cauae the neat meeting to fall on tht Hat urday prior to Labor (jay. Zoning and restrictions art tht moat Important eubjecta being dis cussed by the club at preaent, decent liou fueila of Mr. and Mra. Aaron Hoflman were Mr. and Mra. Tom Hhea, formerly of lily, now of Portland. The Hheaa and llofmana were ardent pinochle fana when both lamlllea realdrd at Bly aeveral yeara ago. On August I, the Hoflmana re turned the vl.lt and were gueata of the former Bly couple. In Portland, returning by way of Walport where they purchased a J5-arre aecllon of beach proiierty. Mra. Hoffman aaya Ihey plan to developo tht beach land Into a recreation area, ualm nephew and their famlllea. Mr. and Mn. J. W. Mistier of Midland and Mr. and Mra. Edward Burkt of Klamath Pallt. Jot Horaley la building a pumice brick houae on highway 7 near Midland. Mr. and Mra. William Swltxler. parenta of Mra. Carroll Mut ter, were notified Sunday of tht serious lllnena of a enter In Kan aaa. They left early Monday morn ing to be with her. We Congratulate EMU'S on the Beautiful New Store o Painting Done by IG C; PAINTING CO. KEITH CODDINCTOM. OWNER Phone 5878 i . A HEARTY WELCOME To Our New Neighbors EMIL'S FOOD STORE And Mac's Bakery To Our South Sixth Street Suburban Shopping District SHOP OUR STORE FOR THESE SPECIALS ) MEN'S WHITE WORK r Clarke Heat Cart WLe no Sewing Thread jULKS Plr 1.07 ; Large -e. Or Specie Q Ouaranteed f Monlhe I1VTONE i- Writing Tablets Ruled Oay Colon pint tai i PLASTIC Table Covers 89'- , &ii Wnnmi 'wft' Sand Shovels I or the Klda 5C ae ea. Or Unruled Q ea. MEN'S , Shaving Lotion r Spec. 15c CLASS ANKLETS l . uJa If VI ft WIUTW Monkey Pare I 39C For Bchonl 49 lUCpr.lpalr IOCp,., Schneider's Variety S Remedy Store 01 80. ITII OIT.N EVENINGS TILL ( an Idea of her own, which, aha thinks would be "Jut a little dif ferent" from any thing aht haa ever seen, Mr. and Mm. Paul Buck and two daughters, Peggy Jo and Donna Jean attended the Maaonlo plt-nic held at Collier Hale park, Buuday, August M. Mr. and Mra. Jim Helm and Mr. and Mra. frank third were guesta of tht Fred Mortona buuday after noon, Auguat 14, and heliied cele brate the occasion of "Initiating" the first outdoor baroecue to be built In Worua. The ouuloor etove la built of brlik, and bonsia a ler rarotte chimney. It la built In the back yard, and la aurrounded by a thick, green lawn. Toasted wain era and bum. with Uerman-lrled potaUiea, apple pie and coffee marked the tint meal cooked on the original barbecue atovt of thle area. "Hayyla." a pure bred Arabian talllun, owned by the Aaron lloll maiM, died Auguat . Tht cause of death waa not learned. Mr. and Mra. Melvln Vanderhoff are proud of their aecond grana tin, Craig Leonard, born to Mr. and Mia. Harold CheMiut, of Hen ley, Auguat 0. Mra. Chrsnut la the former Hhlrlry Vanderhoff. Mr. and Mn. Lloyd Chlrfester art now at home with Lloyds parrnU. the EinmeU Chldeatera. where they plan to alay until they tind a ault able place to buy and make their permanent home. lull Alcorn, aon of Mr. and Mra. Aarun Hoffman, waa recently re leaed from Klamath Valley honplt tal. and sill return thu week to Balcm Memorial hmpltal to reaume treaimrnt of Injurlea auaUlned In an automobile arrldent ne Bitan. July I. Mr. and Mra. Fred Morton an nounce the aale of a little over three area of land a1ininln v,,r home on the north. The namt of Bly Tht ball game waa well attended Sunday when Bly and Chlloquln played here. Bly won by a ecore of alg to lour. Mr. and Mra. Melvtn Bandera and children, who have made their home here lor aeverrl yeara, left Huuday for Oakridge, where Ban dera la working. Mra. Bandera had the atudlo here and will be mlaaed very much for her fine work. Mr. and Mra. Jack Harrlaon of Pint Bluff, Ark., vlalted here Sat urday. Mr, and Mra. Harriaon are vlaltlng friend here and In Klam ath Fella and art Itaylng at the Hall hotel there. Corp. Charlea Chronicler, who haa apent the laat II montha In Ger many, arrived home Buuday to via It hit parenta, Mr. and Mra. Kxiger Chrunlater, Oharlea haa a 23-d a y the purchu-er waa not divulged at thu writing. Mra. Melvln Vanderhoff and aon, Oary, apent a weeka vacation re cently, vlalUnc her brothera and alalera at North H-nd and Reeda port. Vanderhoff drove up to Keedi purt laat Baturday to bring them home, and waa unable to attend the community club meeting where tht Wocua realdrnU unanimously voted to make him chairman of their club. He waa glad to accept the chalrmaJuhlp upon hla return. furlough, after which he will report to Tacoma, Waah, for further or der. Nancy and Marie Tlbblte re turned home Auguat 9 from a three weeka' vacation. The glrla vlalted their grandmother, Mra. Almarton Tlbblta of Salem, their father, Lea ter Tlbblte of Albany, and their aunt, Mra. Jerry Baker of Meaalde. Mr. and Mra. Clark Abbott apent Sunday at Dorrla. ' Calif., vlalt lng Mra. Abbott'a brother and ala-ter-ln-law, Mr. and Mra. Lawrence Bpenetr, and Bjiencer'a par enta, Mr. and Mra. Major Spencer of Beawlck, Calif. Their brother and alater-ln-law, Mr, and Mra. Wayne Spencer of Beawlck, their alater and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mra. Ted Joalln and children of B e a wlck. and their alater Mra. Elmo Howard and children of Keno. Tht Abbotta' aon-ln-law and daughter, Mr. and Mra. W. D. Knew and chll dre of Bend, were alao at Dorla having apent the week-end vlaltlng Mr. and Mra. A. A. Prouman at wick. Abbotta were accompanied home by their grandchildren, Vick ie and Buck Kneae, who will apend a few weeka here. Mr. and Mra. Dave Campbell and daughttra apent Sunday at Crater lake. Vlaltore In Klamath Fell laat week, were Mra. Lea Cummlnga. Mra. Ralph Belea, Mra. tlmir Oary. Mra. Red Seymour, Mra. Au guat TUkanen, Mra. Let Staub, Mra. Hank Kail, and Mra. Ouy Vlckerman. Mr. and Mra. E. Fltzpatrlck are receiving congratulatlona on the birth of a tnby girl Thursday, Aug uat II at Klamath Valley hoaptlal In Klamath fall. She la their aec ond child. Their little boy la two and a half yeara old. Darlent Madley returned home Thursday after apendlng the sum mer at Pauley. Mr. and Mra. Bob Caaebeer have aa their guest, Beatrice Petry, of York, Pa. Mlsa Petry and Mra. Caaebeer are cloaa friends and at tended nursing school together. Moat of Mlsa Petry'a work now la with post polio cases. Thla la her first trip to tht west coast. She haa enjoyed aeveral tide trlpa with the Casebec.-s. Last week-end they visited Crescent City, Calif., the Oregon cavea and other places of Interest. She will be here three weeks, leaving Auguat 23. Attending the dance at Malln Sat urday night were Oeorge Cambron, Darlene Hadley, Wesley Harter, Carol Elllngaon, Jim Schulta, Irene Elllneaon, BUI Sandberg, Beverly Cambron, Lloyd Leigh and Bemlce Morris. Tht young couple had a very enjoyable time. Mr. and Mra. Charlea Hitchcock were bualnesa vial lore In Klamatn Falla Tuesday. BETTER AD PHILADELPHIA, Aug. It ) Bootblack Jim Riley bellevea It paya to advertise In a big way. A algn on hla aldewalk atand reads: "Pedal hablllmenU artistically lubricated and Illuminated with aa ambldextroua facility for the Infini tesimal remuneration of IS centa." 1 Grease . Service Your j While Snooping At- Th ' "Rlfi Y" N-Mlattt Serrlet Dlw I ' meo. BOB'S RICHFIELD Car M-MlniU Serrloe Merrill Lakrvtew Jet. 7th and Pine WE SAVE YOU MONEY COLORED ROASTING GRADE A Hens 39c ib; Veal Bsts 49c lb. PORK and VEAL Roasts, 39c lb, Steak 49c Ik ORADE A GRADE A RIB and SIRLOIN Beef Rsts; 49c lb. Steak 59c Ik Veal Breast 25c lb. Pork Sausage 25c lb, t. A A. FANCY 14-0c. Botlf Rtg. 19c ts. g rwnvi CATSUP 10c WE'RE STILL DOING IT! We promiaed you lower prices on top quality groceries, meart and produce, end we're keeping that promise! You don't pay for fancy fixture at th Big "Y" . . . H'l not a fancy store, but you do get an honest dollar's worth for every dollar! Grocery frices effective Than, thra Wed. Meat and Predate Prteee effeetrre Friday and Satanrday. I 1 DEL MONTE Boysenberry, Loganberry, Plum PRESERVES17c SPEEDWAY VIENNA SAUSAGE ' - 13c MISSION BRAND New Pack PEACHES:irNocf19c ARGO BRAND COFFEE lb. 45c REG. 65c WESSON OIL 0 61c Beef boosts 3 Lb. Fresh-Ground Beef MM 29 Lb. PorkSteak49L Veal Stew 19CJ Veal Steak 49L, IniAM Tenderized 591 FLAV-R-PACK CREAM STYLE CORN Idaho Fancy No. 2 Six Reg. 19e Case of 24 2.59 OLEO SWANCO Guaranteed Mod by Famous Swanson Packers. Rea. 25e Lb. CONNOR'S KIPPER SNACKS 10c Reg. I Jo Reg. tSe Sextant TUNA 23c Shredded. -ac Wa're HOME-OWNED and HOME. OPERATED! Every dollar you spend ot th BIG "Y" MARKET stays right her in th , Klamath Bonn ... and you sov an every purchase. PRODUCE For Friday Delivery Time to can! Our truck is arriving Friday morning with . fresh corn, potatoes and bushel peaches. RED BLtFF CiARDF.N HOT SAUCE 5c RF.Arll fXIFF 11,-OZ. SARDINES Boy Bean Oil 10c REO. tie PUREX -aL 25c CLAPPS STRAINED er CHOPPED BABY FOOD 5c rinso or m 24c OXYDOL & TIDE Mlaalea Reg. tie ' No. 1H Site TOMATOES 17c MANKIND DOG FOOD can 10c Reg. 2 for 27 Caae of 4ft. 4.6S FFNNICK'M GOLDEN SYRUP Limited Qnafitlly. Reg. 53e. 5-lbe tin 28c SPECIAL! At our clean "A" carded RESTAURANT FRIED CHICKEN OR $1 BAKED HAM DINNER with horn mod nectarberry pi. Horn mad pies baked to order. Large six 89c Swlft-'ning 3 lbs. 68c Doa Food PAKD 10c asP PEACHES POTATOES CELERY ORANGES Large, fancy Elbertaa. Tree ripened. Ready for canning Idaho. Red or white Giant stalks lug 95c 1001bs.S2.89 ea.lOc Medium Hlse, KtmklU Jake Oranges 3 doz. 43c Medford BARTLET7 PEARS 59c WATERMELONS i. - - fa. 7z c DRY ONIONS Medium else. ST ret Spanish fa, 5C LIMITED AMOUNT IDAHO HALE PEACHES - $2.98 IDAHO POTATOES hi-i 43c TOMATOES Vin rlpe-nr. Ideal for canning U-lh. lag 83 C HARDWARE SPECIALS! Preserving Kettles t1 r0 Reg. tZ-H Now laD7 Barrell Tumblers, 2 ,w19c Heavy Weight Pan 4 QUoI Reg. S9c Seller Now Presto Cookers, 22" 2485 lag r n r A 1 sr MERRILL-LAKEVIEW JUNCTION OPEN DAILY 7 A. M. to 8 P. M. PHONE 4620
