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.
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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.
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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. Glllen. state . 4-H
Club agent, lists, these require
ments for applicants: '
'They must be between 20 and
30, unmarried, and high school
graduates. They also are required
to have-been reared on a farm
and know its life and work, have
a m a t u r e personality, and be
eager to understand people.
Not only do American farm
youths visit other countries, but
those nations that cooperate In the
program send their young people
to live with families in the United
States for short periods.
This two-way exchange Is pri
vately supported through contributions.
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