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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1954)
TUESDAY, SEPTEMEER 21. 1954 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON . PAGE SEVEN Farm Youth Program Told A chance to live with a farm family in another country is being offered to young Oregon people with a farm background. PTA - - . r I Sv5?5rv. 5' 1"' 3 JHfc-irS , KiiL mi mi irttifefgifoJ--- THIS PANORAMIC view (above I shows ihe main floor and the mezzanine at the rear in the new addition of the Oregon Food Store, 4480 South Sixth Street, now open and ready for business. Full length plate glass windows across the front make it one of the most attractive stores In the suburban business dis trict. Lower II to rl Mrs. Ruth Warren, business office manager, and Mrs. Nellie Angstead, general manager of the three Oregon Food Stores in Klamath Falls. section are Mrs. Mary Long. Mrs. Marylou Roufs, Avadna Paxton, Mrs. May Smith. Mrs, Ada Bar leen, Mrs! Bessie Truax, Mrs. Aria Jack, Paul Harms. Bob King is assistant manager of the grocery department, Mor gan Johnson is meat department supervisor, George Gates Is in charge of produce and Ruth War ren is ' office manager. Work was started last June. Thomas K. Harper, Klamath Falls is the contractor. Formal Reopening For New Oregon Food Store Slated Newest addition to rapidly grow ing Suburban South Sixth , Street, is the enlarged Oregon Food Store, No. 3; to be formally opened in the near future. The entire store Is now open for business. The $50,000 new addition has a floor space of 48 by 120. Exterior is of concrete faced with Roman split tile and redwood trim. The entire front of the building is glass, including the remodeled grocery departments. The newdditlon has a spacious mezzanine which is devoted to complete stocks of women's and children's ready to wear, an in fants section and a layette gift uliop. ! . Housewares, hardware, electri cal appliances, toys, men's and boy's clothing, yardage, notions, home remedies, magazines and greeting cards, stationery and gift items are on the main floor. All departments are completely self service to conform Willi the grocery department. Department heads will assist with purchases which are taken to a central checking station at the front of the store. New features In Jie grocery store Include a frozen meat serv ice where customers may choose frozen cuts - for locker storage, more lines of frozen foods, larger produce and self service meat cases and a '"party pantry" spe cializing in fancy food items have been added. Increased parking facilities have been provided - to accommodate nearly double the original number of cars that could be bandied. Joe Fales Is owner of the three Oregon Food stores, the remodeled unit at 4480 South Sixth, one at 2410 South Sixth Street and the third at 1350 Oregon Avenue. Store No. 3 was built in 1950. Mrs. Paul (Nellie) Angstead is general manager of the three stores. Mrs. Annes M. Goodwin, form erly of Miller's Is In charge of the children's and women's ready to wear. Other personnel in the new CRASHED GIFU, Japan Ifl A B26 light bomber crashed and burned near here Monday and one survivor was picked up by helicopter, the U. S. Air Force reported. KyotJo News Service said two of the crew of three were burned to death and the third was rescued by Japanese firemen. Wmm lANOMM FORMULA V HSE1 Baby will love Funny Fsce Tapioca.' HAND-BLENDED FLAVOR really pleases baby's taste in whole some Jell-well Vanilla Tapi oca. And older children gain extra energy from the whole milk you make it with, too! 1 Funny Face Tapioca i Prepare jell-well VanillaTapioca I Pudding according to package , I directions. Fold in U cup finely chopped seeded dates, If desired. UBIII1DII Willi UBICB BIIU , Your taste can TELL it's JELL-WELLI nuts for older children... ' or serve with cream only, j Featured at SAFEWAY 1 - ONE NIGHT ONLY! Tuesday, Sept. 21 7:30 p.m. Be Sure To Hear REV. W. C. COLE Pastor of, The Open Bible Church of Eugene A Dynamic Speaker, A Man of God Speaking on an unusual topic. Special Music God Will Bt There Come Praying and Believing BETHEL TEMPLE 5th and Klamath Ave KENO By MRS. MARION PADGETT The Keno PTA will sponsor the sale of government thrift stamps in the school during the coming year. The sale, to be held each Tuesday morning Is planned for 8:30 to 9:30 a.m.. Under the direc tion of Mrs. Joe DeOrande and Mrs. Marion Padgett. The following were appointed to serve as committee chairmen: Mrs. Marion Padgett, publicity; Mrs, Frank Stroberg. hospitality; Mrs. Joe DeGrande. membership; Mrs. Lloyd Sloan, magazine sUcs Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Vitkos, re freshments; Mrs. Joe DeGrande, Mrs. Clyde Rose. Mrs. John Zaro sinskl, ways and means for the rummage and cooked food sale. The first meeting was held Sep tember 14 In the school building. A picture will be bought to be given to the room having the most parents for PTA meetings during the year. It will travel month to month from - room to room. Mrs. Stonlcv Sevruk, Mrs. Dap Scherer and Mrs. P.. E. Hurlburt were ap Dointed to buv one. The first room count win went to Mrs. Sevruk's 8th grade room. State Bar Plans Gearhart Meet PORTLAND (to The 20th annual meeting of the Oregon State Bar will open at Gearhart next Thursday. Simon E. Sobeloff, solicitor gen eral of the United States, will speak at Friday's dinner session on "The Law Business in the United States." Applications for. International Fa rut Youth Exchange delegates are being taken by the state 4-H Club office at Oregon State, Col lege until October . 1. Next summer's visitors abroad will be selected from these appli cations. Wlnnlfred K. 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