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TllllllSDAY, MAY 20, 154 JIKKALI) AND NKWS. KLAMATH KAIXS. OHKfJON PACE SEVEN CITY POLLING PLACES PRIMARY ELECTION May 21, 19S4 l'iu: IN( T No. I Nil. 'J Nil. 3 No. 4 Nil. t No, II No, 1 No. H ' No. U Nil. II) No. II Nil, I'J No. l:i No. 14 No. lit No, III No, 17 Nn. Ill No, IU No, 111 Nu. J I No. n No. ! No. !M No. 33 No. Jtl No. 31 No. 'J8 No. 311 No. :iu No. 3! No. Jil LOCATION AUDMT.HH Kliiinnth Clns Co IM Bo. nivnalde Coiikit Hi'hool California Avimiuo llalilwln Hold 31 Main Mm. II. K. Waltonburg JIT Pino Mrs. Alum Urmi ; W No. 6th I'ronbylerlen Church .......... " and I'"" Gladys. Eivln Ml Prospect Com L limine naaeimnt 4th and Muln City Library Uiisiuiionl - 6th and Klainuth Pint Christian Church tin and Pine Hiinilvi'i Hrnl Kstate Olflce U13 Mnln Cuvenmit Church Mil Wulnut llillck Oul'iiuo .', IMO Mnln IIukhii tt McaI ..,...-....- - MS So, Dili Viola Klofrr XMS While Mr. W. C). tohrey Church of Christ Cottage (Hruory Pur Bhop Mllln Hcnonl ! Hhrplierd Mimic Store ......... Kluimth Klndorgirlrii .... Ililnlrr Giu'sks M. IS. Holland Pnul Itiibrrlnon Mr. llnrry Larson ....... Ilnoirvell School Mr, h. A. French ,.....- Couiily Library Kulrvlrw Hchool Hmn Nrftlln Mm. C. IS. Pierce - I. J. IIumcII 2144 EbiTlem Wiiltlind and Mnrlln Bit Kail Main , East Main 345 E. Main 311 E. Main , Main and Esplanade 32t Alameda 801 Aliuncilu ,.,; 11133 Melrose 113ft Eldorado . 1413 Crescent ... Mon Claire Street 1017 Donald Til Roirway Drive 11143 Oregon , I1H Hanks COUNTY POLLING PLACES PKKl'INCT Alliums No. Allomont Ho. Allamonl llralty lily C'lirinilll K. ChllnQulll W. chiluquin Crrit-ent Lake Canal Dairy No, Enterprise Bo. Knlrrprlne Ullrhrlnt E. Honirdalr No. Homrilale Bo, Homrdale Lakcshorc Lanirll Vallry lxnl Klver K. Malm W. Malm E. Merrill W. Men III Midland Modoc Ml. Lakl Odrll Orlndale OTI Pelican Bay Pine O rove Poe Valley Plevna BhaMa r.. Bhasla ' N. Shut . Blissla W. Hlwaia Bprau River Blrwart-Inox Wood River PRIMARY ELECTION, May 21, 1954 LOCATION AUDKKH8 Old Bchoolhouse. 3I0T Blibee Maurice KnlRhl Allamonl Elementary School Mri. Robert Bteeri . Church ............ Hchool cuv Library ... Hoy Prow ell ........ I block W. or Cilhollc Church Hehoolhouse Mri. Oeneva BamDlea 1401 NlmlU Don Rice Peed Store Piral Church of Ood . Alumont Drive W. B. Bwarti , 4133 Allamonl Recreation Hall Harry L. Wlard 3T0J Wlard Huburban Plre Department Petenon School Brlitol tt Wlard Mri. W. P. Myere Lakeihore Drive Granite Hall Library .... Bonanza llroaduay Hall . High School . Moom Hall Community Hall Oranse Hall Mra. WUIlam Helm , -., Modoc Point Orange Hall ... Esther Ouddal Fralehtweys Bids.. Creicent Otto Pautaon 1140 Rlveralde Student Union Parlor, next to Poet Olflce Orrtech Pelican School Olene Oram Hall Grange Hall ..... Hchoolhouie ....... Weilry Carter 4721 Shut Wiy Hhsula School .. . 8. O, Weill Residence 1005 Wlard Peace Memorial Church ... Wlllard 8. Bales ..... Bchoolhouse Palrhaven School C. I. Clubhouie , 4431 Bo. Sixth 81. 1M4 Etna Port Klimatb Methodist Women Hold Meeting Women's Honlctv ol Christian Service of the Klrat Method lit f'htirrh flrrlf.ii hrlri their ruuilllir inrolliiiis Thursday, Muy 13. Mary circle met lor pouuca luncheon at the home of Mri; II. V Di.lltf Ur 1117 Vlrinr-iiHn fnllnW. lull s soclul hour, the meellnK was culled to order by tho chairman villi nix lueinixirs present, ucvu t I'll in were led by Mm, L, II. Oil- chl'lnt, UiiikiI Wndo reviewed the last Iwo chiiptcrs ol the study book, "Where'er the Sun." u-ili,tr rn-i'l tti.lri a deHHort lunch at the home ol Mill. Oliver Sinker, 430 Nurtn nun. Mrs. j. u. mini was co-hostess, rourienn nicmberii were preiieiit. Mm. M. W. Saunders nave tho devotional. The remainder of the afternoon was spent socially since It was the lust mecllnic ol tne year. M.nl... circle held a driaerl lunch at the home of Mm. M. W. Martin, 24(13 Applcitnte, with 12 members preieul. Mrs. Mcllrlde led llie devotions and Mrs. Joe Kennedy reviewed the boon on slcohol. ni.it. rirru hud a nollurlr. lunch eon al tho home of Mrs. Earl Red man. H03 Front btreel, wnn ii members prcaent. Following the .....inn nreiildcd over by Mrs. Lorena Ward. Mm. Stephens led dcvotlom. ine eiicci oi cnhol Irom a scientific standpoint m reviewed, Mrs. Leah Ijlwlc led the dlscuulon. Ft. Rock Holds Candidates Dance rrinT rock A crowd was prenrnl al the candidates ball held al the Fort Rock Orange Hall 8at urday, May 15. Candidates present were: unria l.ananlel. county ludge; nooen Welch, circuit Judge; Julian Hern don, district attorney; Charlea Fos ter, circuit judge; Bo Carlon, coun ty commissioner; C. W. Ogle, county Judge. Harold Languid, county assessor. The men were Introduced by Rube Long and each made a short talk. The Desert Dudes played for the dance. May 31 Is election day. Housing Tour To Be Held Klumalh Falln' first houslnif tour Is scheduled for Friday. Muy 23. Thin project Is the result of pop ular demand expressed at the. spring fiirm and home building show al the fnlrgrounds which whs co-niHinsori'U by local building ma terials firms und the county exten sion department. The housing tour will start from tin- exhibit buUdliig of the Klam ath County Fairgrounds at 10 a.m. on the 28th. Tho group will divide Into five sections, each section tak lux a separate lour of five Klam alii Biinln town and farm homos, Owners have given permission for tho public viewing, Pemons wishing to bring sack lunches may nave their noon meal it the exhibit room where the tour will return at noon. Coflce will be served by the county committee. Tours will resume alter lunch and conclude at 4 p.m. A staff mcimier from the coun ty extension office will be on hand at each house visited, Spe cial features sought In making the selection of homes are economy of construction, good planning, var ied types of material used, un usual remodeling Ideas and over all utility for comfortable living, disregarding price. A varied price range of construction will be shown. - Anyone wishing additional In formation Is Invited to phone Do lores Bracken, 1161, who la , In charge of the housing lour project. Bonanza P&P Club Meets BONANZA The lull meeting of the Bonsnta Parents and Patrons Club will be held In the auditor ium I p.m. May 34. All parents and friends are Invited to attend. . Mra.. Bob Schmor, program chairman, has prepared an In tareallni program, and there will be Installation of officers. The faculty wives will serve the refreshments. A love thatV changed history Not since "Gone With the Wind" hss such an exciting love story come along I Bmit-eellinf author A ays Seton brings you tbt dar ing, tru story of the broue hairad eDchantress"KathariM-'! Shawms a beamtful eommoner be, the Unai aonl Still, ones he saw her, aa a jroeng rxl. until he married her many years later, he could never forget berl And their tempestuous love has re mained famous. In the June Ladies' Home Journal I Out te aay on afl aeeaataiiilii GROUND 3 BEEF Leon Fresh LBS. 00 SlilaUit - Ne Wests WIENERS A .1 39c Orefoe Top Qeelity SLICED BACON , 69c Wall Trimmed RIB STEAKS . . 39c SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR GOLD MEDAL FLOUR NALLEY'S Pork and Beans STA-FLO LIQUID STARCH 29c 10-lb. bet 19c 19c Ne. 2Vi ' Siit Quart SELECT PRODUCE JUICE ORANGES - 3-lbi. 29c CABBAGE . lb. 5e BANANAS firm fancy fruit 2-lbs. 29c A 1 1 Polmolive i FACIAL SOAP J RB Sit - V 3-19c l Borden's V MAYONNAISE J Quart I C Favorite Brand! Coiwell'i COFFEE 98c lk. fricai Iffecflve Through Solurdoy 1710 OrMon An. Fhent 3160 FfM Delivery On $3.00 Orden Or Over Tom smm for County Commissioner H. Ait. Tem Smith ATTENTION ALL ELKS MAY PA ELKS TEMPLE SATURDAY, MAY 22 Music By Baldy's Band Ml ADMISSION ONLY PER PERSON JEZEBEL DARING, EXOTIC DANCER-SINGER STARTING TUES. MAY 18 97 SUPPER CLUB Weed-Aihland Junction Finr Show 10:30 P.M. 22-01. T-BONE STEAK DINNER $000 Roquefort Soup Mm Drolling 1:30 P.M. te 10 P.M. Oaly Cecktsils Denelef ik u . ; Ml SIWART SHOPPERS 11 K mm Notice STARTING MAY 30 WE WILL CLOSE OUR STORE Sundays OUR EMPLOYEES ARE ENTITLED TO A DAY OFF EACH WEEK TO GO TO CHURCH OR WHATEVER THEY SEE FIT TO DO FREE! Jet Bomber-Glidtr niti mrj bur sin pctifi BLUE DELL POTATO CHIPS 33 PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MAY 21 AND 22 KLAMATH FALLS & MERRILL Best Quality We Sell Only "Good" and "Choice" Beef and Veal! toasts U.S. "Good" and "Choice" U.S. "Good" ond "Choice" COLORED tasting Mlete Jli GRADE "AA" FRESH FRESH halibut lmis U. S. "GOOD" Beef For Your Locker PREM 39c CAN0-P0Pvu""6-59e BUTTER -59c DEL RICH 0LE0 24c jjfeiJiu. VIENNA PWajIfVJ SAUSAGE PAPER CUPS HI HO CRACKERS 6 Count 15c Mb. box Me PAPER PLATES SUNSHINE SODAS si c flc . Mb. 25c SILK NAPKINS Whit Star Bit Sii - 80 Count 10c y,.in 29c Tomato Juice Libby 46-oz. tin 29c The Cleanest, Best Fryen You Eer Ate! Ec ( ifj e , m VS. Fresh picked com Doz. 38c Price Includes Cuttinq and Wrapping PUREX Gallon 49c CRISCO lb. tin 3 79c White King Granulated Soap Reg. Siit 29c CLOROX Vi Gallon 29C Snowf lake Sodas 2,b. 49c - 43c Cucumbers" ' 2 11c Zucchini Squash Lo"- 11c Cantalouoe Medium 2 for 33c 5 Radishes TOMATOES Meco 2Vi tint 5.. 89c Woodbury I a a MtHmx av ioosu. 50C f hem 4 y ; ) bun. A Large Bunch . for Green Onions 2bun 9c Tomatoes For Salads 2 - 29c
