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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 2, 1954)
litlDAV, .Ull.V 2, 10M IIKHALI) AND NKWS, KLAMATH KAM-S. OHKflON PAGE fWC! Churches Buy Resort Center The Flral Mntliodlal Cliuri'lt u( Kluiuitth Ji'iilln, nloim Willi aim-ml ollitr buulhimi uruiion Mctliudlat chuiclira, recently purrluuwd llio Mill Signs Vaoe Pact D I r l I Lumber Ciimpniiy iintl AH, local 3011, nt Plnliw. Mini lulu, huvo cxlc'iulrd tlielr contract Inr one yenr without wiiko olmniin.l acrnrdliur to Information telephmic to tho IMItC oltlio by Tlinbor l'ro iliioln Mnmilui'liiicia Aiuiuclnllon. Hpukano. , There iiro approximately lull em ployes effected by llil contract. Bill To Save Ships Approved '. WAHHINOTON 11 Tho Henatn Armed Heivli'Ka C'ommlllco Thura .1... uniifnvi-ti lliiiiNn.uimruved bill for tho preservation o( live hlktnrlc Na'y lili Ibo Con Mtellntloii, tho Coiiatltullon, the llnrlliird, Uio Oreon mid tho Olympla. ' Tho bill would provide money to maintain Uio Constitution ("Old IronnldVii") nt Its preacnl berth t Bunion. It alao directs Ihe Nmy to retain lltlo to the OreRon ami Olyiuplu lor au monlha duriiiR which alalea. clllex or itrmipa ul cltuenn could apply lor them. - 'Ihe khin will be aold or acrapix-d II there aro no reiiclj. 'I tm Olympla wan Ailm, Cleome Dewey'a llaualilp In IBM. Uio Ore gon, cotniiilloiied in Inuo, In at Clunm and lias been atnpped ol her auporalrucliire. The Olympla la berthed at Phila delphia. The committee rejected an amendment by Hen, Martin (li ra) to keep It there. ronorl center at Dead-Indian Buda Hprlnita and liv converted It Into a nuiiimer camp, according to Ihe locul puator, Ihe Rev. Uoya lloi- lowuy. 'I1io beaillllul 11-nure tract Han nine cauma, a lame central lodue, nwlmnihm pool and amall trout pond, and la ready tor ue llila aumincr. The Rev, llolloway and hie fam ily and ocvcral olher local lainl ii.. mi in h in attendance at the tump this weekend. 'Die Ilev. Robert l.araon of Klral Cimnreiiallonal Church will be HUejit paator at Klrat Methodlat Chinch Hunduy July 4. at the II h iii. Mnrvlctt. . .... .ti.. r..i. ramtilna ulana nilllllllVI VM.MVH r 7 ... i.. it. fliililreii and youth from Ihe fourth tirade throuiih hliih acliool to aiieim u Inntmitea planned lor their aao itrmitik. 'Hie aumnier achedule at Ihe Methodlat Church la aa followa: Sunday School at :46 a m.: church Hervlce ol worahlp, 11 to 11:45 a.m. Youth Kollowahlp will coil' tlnuo to meet, at 1 p.m. Liquor Funds To Be Distributed Coder, of cltlea, countlea and Ihe general lund of the atate will .. ft-f aiu ana la durlnu July, when available revenue from liquor and prlvlleno ma reccipi lor the iiuarter ending June 30 will be distributed by tho Oregon liquor control commlaalon, The general fund will rocelve 13 Ao.OUO, and locallllea will ahare in ihe remaining 3(.B05.4, wbjch will be allocated according to pop ulation. Ol the total dlatribuied. 3 Soo.000 cornea from liquor aalea revenue, and l304.Mft.4g Irom prl vllego taxes levied on malt bev erage end table wbiea. ' F. mm 1 r New Shopping Center Rises The muhlirooinlnir growth of the new Town and Country Shopping Center on South Sixth Street was Increased with the pouring con crete loundatlona this week for two additional units. The Ural building Is nearlng com pletion and will be occupied by Die Roberts Hardware, which Is moving to the new location Hits week from 127 BouUi Sixth Street, by an electrical alore, a sporting goods butlness and a jewelry concern. Harry (Dob) Waggoner, owner ol the new enlcrprlac, announced to day that demands for completed units are far exceeding space thai will be Immediately available. Re qucnta will be met as rapidly as ties to take care of 1000 cars at one time. Land room Is avallnblo for a ZM foot warehouse and railroad spur at Hie rear of the property. The entire length of the center, ' Including the prenent Suburban Drug, the Thrifty Variety and the now medical center which Is alao under construction, will be lighted by the latest type of vapor lamps. Remodeling and expansion of the drug and variety stores started this week will align these two busl- neases to conform with the other units of the center. Covered porches will bo continued around these stores. Revolutionary changes to pro mote speedier shopping and better service aro planned In both con cerns, A new entrance to the drug store, operated by'Waigoner and Al M. Urban, will face on the pres- Ol WILLS end hit Texei Playboys, known at America's No, I wetlern siring band, will be the attraction Satur day night, July 3, at the Red Barn et Dorrii. Dancing at the Red Bern it from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. daylight time and 9 p.m. to I a.m. itanderd time. Jutr Arrived! Full Trucklood or Lebanon , Strawberries Fresh! Season' Beit- Buy! Crate BIG Y 4710 So. 6th 269 ent surfaced parking lot. One of the most complete cosmetic- departments In Klamath falls and a larger department for veterinary supplies will be Includ ed. The prescription department Is being enlarged and modernized. To tal floor space of these two bual nesses alone will be 400 square feet., , : Property of the Town and Coura try Center waa formerly occupied by the Altamont Auto Camp. Howard Perrln Is the architect. Malin Plans Swim Lessons j MALIN Adult swimming res sons will begin nt tho Mitlln Pool on July U. Lessons will bo from 1 to ( Monny, Wednesday and Fri day evenings. Only cost will be vour admlshion ticket to the pool. Mra. Arlle Mac Johnson will be In atructor. Beginning also on July 12 will be lessons lor llle guards. Both Junior and' aenloY llle' guard In struction will bo given. Ages aro 13 yenra for Juniors and It for seniors. Lessons will bo from 7 to construction permits. Information la being sought by owners of women's ready to wear shops, men's wesr stores, paint bualnessea, restaurants, and for a supermarket, Waggoner slated. As planned Ihe suburban shop ping center will accommodate from 35 to &0 sepsrate business snd serv Ico establishments. Waggoner ex pects to have It or 20 operating by late fall. Buildings are of pumice llle with Colilomlu design. Covered side-1 waiss win connect me units to min imize fool traffic hazzards. Hun dreds of feet of plate glass will ! line the fronts of the buildings. Two streets, 70 feci wide, enter ing from South Sixth Htrcct will bisect the property. There will be lour exits to surrounding streets, ono from each side of the 7.7 acre area. Diagonal parking Is specllled with enough paved apace In the center Itself and adjacent proper- Prleea effective now, through Saturday, of Safeway in Klomath Foils. We Reserve the Right to Limit SAFEWAY STORES WILL BE OPEN SUNDAY and MONDAY, JULY 4th and 5th FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE! Fancy, Plump, Pan-Ready 51 mm each Weight . . . 2-Lbs. (o)(mc 5J9J 9 Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings. Leonard Pelrlck and Bill Powell will be the Instructors. The pool hours, beginning July 3, will be from 1 p.m. till 9 p.m. every day. LITTLE SWEDEN SMORGASBORD Ge all-out Wtiiern . , . come in year jtom sad boot! and donee to ear 4-Pc. Western Band Saturday - Sunday Monday Dancing 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 a.m. Enjoy a Delightful Smorgasbord featuring Barbecued Spare Ribs, Steak and Chicken 12:00 to 2:30 a.m. Cocktaill for your pleasure Ph. 7676 LITTLE SWEDEN 5711 S.6 THE OLD FORT TAVERN FORT KLAMATH, ORE. PRESENTS A1ARY L0CKRIDGE "The Dixie Darling" EXOTIC DANCER AND SINGER Direct from Portland STARTS FRIDAY Two Shows Nightly-First Show 10 p.m. ALSO THE SILVER SUN TRIO for your listening and dancing pleasure FRIED CHICKEN DINNER Complete with ail the Trimmings H 75 NO COVER NO MINIMUM FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS ASSOCIATION Pork & Beans 3 29 Pork & Beans 3 ' 25 Chocolate Dairy Drink r.:: 39' BISCUIT MIX Bisquick Fleet Mix 40-oi. Pka. 40-oi. Fk. 29 25 Royal Satin Shortening Shortening'""'" Cherub Milk Cane Sugar 3-lb .tin Victorias 73c 3-lb. fin 79 2 ... 19c 10 ' 87c '134,025 IM1 Sweet Taste, Delicate Aroma Cantaloupw I2L 9 W Salad Oil W"""W 55c White King Soap I A I Gelatin Denert Aiiorted Flavori Jel Wei May Day Quart JtL Giant Siie 49c ,' Fkg. 5C BOTH SAFEWAY STORES OPEN UNTIL 9:00 P.M. 2316 S. 6th St. 211 No. 8th St. u Twict) each yar, the folks who save here share in better-than-average earnings like these. Earnings that swell the total of their saved dollars . . , bring , their ambitions closer to realization. You can easily be a part of this picture six months from now. All you need to do to know the satisfac tion that profitable, safe savings brings, is to open your savings account now . . . before July 10th. Fol- . low up by adding to it regularly. Next December 31st you'll be sharing in our big, year-end dividend. Put yourself ahead financially through saving. SAVINGS RECEIVED BY JULY 10th EARN A FULL SIX MONTHS' RETURN NEXT DECEMBER 31ST Make Your Ambitions Come to Lije Sooner 540 MAIN ST., KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON ; f
