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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1953)
V PACK EIGHT! Darbershoppen Go Over fn Dig Way With Audience HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATlt KALLS. OWtGOH MONDAY, APRIL w "uk ! ' Br WALLACE MYER8 rm tUckH my neck out. I'm ' probably going to tromp on some Uw. But, allowing chips to (all where Utey may, I'm going to ay this year's Barbershop Parade - was the most enjoyable stage vent I've seen m Klamath Falls. - As usual, the Pelican Theater was Jammed Saturday night for the novel show. And the crowd loved very minute of It It applause is any criterion. All of the nine visit ing quartets were called, back for encores, some of them two or three times. - Hometown' talent wasn't 'Out shone by the visitors. The Klam ath Chorus, directed by Johnny Houston and Benny Loftsgaard, did . a splendid Job in two featured spots A novelty number, with : Wilbur miles portraying Ragtime Joe at battered old upright piano, was particularly enjoyable. . It would be foolish to try and ' select the number one ! quartet. The Medford Novelaires opened the show in hangup style. Berke ley's Uncalled Four rated several encores as did Bly's House Broth- fi.j.r&mento Statesmen, the Travelalres from San Jose and the ever-popular Lake Oswego Four. Other quanets were uw iww w. staters, the Evergreens from V alt Una and Tulealres of Tulelake. Boh Perkins, as emcee, wowed the audience with a specialty in cluding his tamed "Blood on the Saddle" stint. It was a grand show snd a dis tinct credit to the Klamath men who put it together. By way of making the evening a complete success, Charles Bane, president of the Klamath Barber shoppers, announced the show had raised SJ.SOO for Boy Scout, Ctrl Scout and Camp Fire Qui camping funds. v . , . In Pasture WEED A valuable animal termed in racing parlance' a quar ter horse' was severely injured last Saturday night in the pasture of the owners, Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Massini, of the Double M. Ranch three miles south of Weed. Toe 14 months old stallion had Just been brought from Southern California where it had been pur chased through the manager of the Shadow Valley breeding farm. It was turned out In the small pasture with the other horses on the ranch. The ranch horses were familiar with the pasture and turned at the corner of the fence, when running, but this horse failed to make the turn and a barbed wire came with in a fraction of severing the Jugu lar vein in its neck. It also re ceived some bad cuts on the shoul- The horse is eligible tor showing t the Cow Palace In September in which the owners plan to enter htm. Mrs. Massini stated yesterday that toe doctor believes the wounds win be healed and the planned entry made possible. , Faha Installed As Lake Elk Boss LAKEVIEW Jess Faha was in stalled as exalted ruler of the Lake- view Elks Lodge Saturday nignt, April 11, succeeding Henry Berg strom - Other officers Installed tor the vear 1953-54 were R. D. Proebstel. leading knight; Dean North, loyal knight; Kane Gray, lecturing knight; Orson Brown, secretary; Don Peters, esauire: Bob Root, inner guard; William VandergawJ tiler; Gene Anderson; chaplain; Roehl Watts, live-year trustee. Holdover trustees are E. O. Fa- vell, Frank Brosius, John Blair and Bill Arener. BASIN BRIEFS (Ceo tinned tress page 1) Home Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Berg'. man. Tulelake are home after a five weeks trip North to Port land where they visited friends, to Alderwood Manor where they visited Mr. Bergman's sister, then to Baker where they spent some time with Mrs. Bergman's motner. Mrs. MatUe Garrison who has visited her. deughter in Tulelake. Before returning home, April 10 tney visited relatives oi ur, Berg man in Weiser, Ida. EDEN OKAY LONDON Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden's condition Monday is good, the Foreign onice saio. Eden. 65. underwent an operation for a gall bladder condition at the London clinic Sunday. SEARCH Police were asked Monday to search for Michael Julius Blolee, 47-year-old salesman, believed to be living in this ares. His slater, Mrs. H. C. 8tolee, MS Homewood Road, Los Angeles, In asking aid in finding her brothert said then had been a dath In the family. Cm rer tMotr MUKATU TtMUt jT MUTf MaVei 1 fstlnUM lUfcB fcrrjen Club Activity Set ALTURAS The Garden Club has tackled a project of beautifying Alturas Cemetery, according to Pres. Madeline Banister. The club plans to do extensive landscaping and has purchased 100 spires, plants, shrub punting was started today. The women need help in the shoveling department and hope to i obtain labor from the sheriff's de partment. Hot Mrs. Bsnister said the women would man the shovels themselves ft necessary. The club needs more shrubs snd seedlings and Mrs. Bsnister said a plan was being explored where by trees could be donated as memorials. (in --..v.- FARM ALTURAS The Hat Creek Farm Bureau is staging its annual ama teur show at McArthur High School this coming Saturday night. Prises are to be awarded winners In vari ous classifications. . iMVt tHa.&SO t. ML SAN I1IANCISCO ay, hrs. MSANOOa; . 44hrs. Um at 1 1 1105 P. At Mftiura . . ay, hn. HATTU .... 4'i hrs. . te Me tmtt Alresrt Temlaal Coll 1-1S57 m United ai tints commm im Mas urn TSVU tO ST JUS M XTRA VALUES! LADIES DRESSES One in a lift tint buys on ladies Cotton and Rayon Dresses Most sizes. Values to $3.88 ' ONLY $1.00 . LADIES BLOUSES Cottons Rayons We're loaded with blouses and must reduce our stock. Supplies limited in torn numbers to be here early Values to $2.98 ONLY 77c TRAVERSE TRACK Fine quality Chrome plated traverse track Curtain Hanger with all attachments. Extends from 36" to 63" Rea. $2.29 ONLY ?9c LADIES PANTIES Nylon lace trimmed, embroidered and insert in Pink, White, Blue. Sizes 5-6-7. Stock up now at this money savinq price of ONLY 3 for $1.00 BOYS JEANS Heavy 10-oz. denim Sizes 4 to 12 ONLY 1.88 pr. STORE HOURS 9:00 TO 5:30 825 MAIN Where the buses stop and crowds shop II) q Gsmmt (5a At SAPEKf AY Yw Oitf ff NUDES ll Mil! Top Government (trades plus careful tint is the secret of Safeway' ex tra tender, flavorful meats. In addi tion, each cut It carefully trimmed before wlqhin, to assure you full value for your meat money. Every cut of Safeway meat is guaranteed perfect eotine or your money beck. We know there are a lot of pleased husbands in the neighborhood! Because so many worn by their meats here-where they are sure of top grades. We sell only top government grades of beef and lamb-top grades of pork and veal, too. Grades that are your surest guide to full meat value. T Daha VtASlfC .t. Ut Well used "U.S. Choice" erode juicy I. Under Sirloin Steaks M Wll aged "U.S. Chelce" tade Juicy I tender Beef Short Ribs Slondard Pack Layers Sliced Bacon Swift's Canned Picnics Cooked Salami Assorted Lunch Meats Pork Liver ; lb. 4'i.lb. con Piece or Sliced 59c S1J1 a AO. lb. HI ,.59c From Young Porkers Values In Safeway Produce Sections Field Grown Asparagus 2 - 29c Green Onions 3 bunches 4C Or Radishes Ucol Field frown Rhubarb 2-15 Everyday Values in Safeway Grocery Sections Cashmere 9th and Pino cms THIS WEEK ONLY WARDS REBUILT MOTORS Phone 3188 INSTALLED FOR ONLY 1988 FORD V-8 CHECK THESE LOW PRICES Speciol offer this sale only: ony V-8 motor you buy at Wards will be installed for onlv S19.88! Motors available for most popular cars. Pay only 10 down on terms. Dodge, Plymouth, Chevrolet installed for only 22X0 158.50' 171.95 161.25 1 36.45 FORD V8, 1939-41, Exchange 15.85 down. 11.00 monthly DODCE, 1942-52, Exchange , 17.20 down, 11.00 monthly PLYMOUTH, 1942-50, Exchange 16.13 down, 1 1 .00 monthly CHEVROLET, 1937-50, Exchange 13.65 down, 10.00 monthly 'Installation extra 97 PREMIUM-GRADE OIL CHANGE ANY MAKE OF CAR, ONLY That's right, car-owners - an oil change for any car for only 97c! You're getting a Premium-Grade oil, too-Wards Vitalized. Laboratory tests prove that Vitalized keeps your engine cleaner than many 40c-a-qt. oils. If you prefer, ask for Wards 100 pure Pennsylvania Oil. HURRY - SALE ENDS SATURDAY ,;; ,,,.,.,V,.. . Gerber's Daby Foods Strained It Junior Q can Hydrox Cookies Sunshine treat 39C Krispy Crackers Sunshine Soda 9C Mb. box atQVi Don Olive Oil Pure, mild 9Ca 4-os. bot. dt3w Albers Oats Rolled Cereal 3-lb. pkg. 41c Puss n1 Boots Cat Food Balanced diet' 1 C 1-oi. can ' Palmolive Soap Chlorophyll Green 3 25c Palmolive ' Soap Toilet Soap 3 35c M.C.P. Lemon Juice iyc " Pure iuice from fresh fruit, 73i-oi. con I NibletsCorn oie Colden whole kernel corn, 1 2-oz, can mm I Niblets Mexicorn ooc Whole Kernel corn, qreen peppers 12-oz. con Dinty Moore Stew mc Very tasty beef stew. Biq 24-oz. can W I Durkee's Margarine onc Colored jn cubes. 1 -lb. carton VV Heinz Ketchup 97c Famous.Quality Tomato Ketchup bot. Ami Pooch Dog Food lftc Your pet will love it. per can U Perk Horsemeat 00c Wotch your pet qo for this, per eon ZsW Bouquet ToikrtSoop 3 ST'SK Cashmere , Bouquet Toilet Soap if. tin bait 3 Tl" 25c Fab Detergent All Purpose 1 All Vel Detergent 15-ei pkf. Haley's Meat Balls Borene Soap Orefon mode , x Ajax Cleanser .... 2 27 13'j oz. can 40c Bradshaw Spun Honey, 16-oz. pkg. 33c Columbia Kosher Dill Pickles, quart 40c Columbia Sweet Pickles, whole, oint Uc Ruth Ashbrook Pastries, variety, each 30c - 1-t cam M. J. B. Rice, Ouick cookina. Ur. nkn lir T""-" Three -In-One iiim 23c Wizard Wick, 6 oz. bottle 39c Aerowax, Sell-Polishing, Quart 5?c Babo Cleanser 2 ,,27, Purex Dry Bleach 12-oi. bet. Prices Good threua.li 'Wed, We reMfte 31 Hi : the tkiM to llrxtt OyentHto April
