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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 12, 1956)
EDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12. 1956 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THIRTEEN "V VTI. i 1 ARCELON'S, known to Klamath Basin shoppers for about 40 years, has been opened in new location at 522 Main Street, former location of Goeller's Wallpaper and Paint tore. Goeller's was recently purchased by Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bell of Bell's Hardware. Hun reds of friends, longtime customers and out-of-town quests were present for the qrand pening of the business last weekend. Left is Mrs. Rodney Bell showing a pattern of fine China to Mrs. Ted Case. I Director Says Swimming Pool Attendance Down The city park and recreation Ion Ibnnon explained that the board Tuesday afternoon accepted i amount taken in at the tourna the annual reports as submitted nient was tl. 137.90, and the expen by Sob Bonney, head of the park- ditures were $1,567.19. leaving a recreation departments. deficit of $429.39. Inasmuch as a Included in the report was sta-'Sood portion of the deficit was in tistical information bv Ella Red-1 the form of field rental fees owable key, swimming pool manager, in.to the city, the actual debt amounts dicating that fewer persons attend- jto only slifihtly more than $150. It ed the pool in 1936 than in 1955 was pointed out that the tourna-i and 1954. The total attendance at I men' last S "allied a profit the pool this year was 60.154. com-lueJ mole than otfsets 'J,e lossi pared with 68,264 during 1955, and;0' lhls 'r. llannon tmi other I 61.590 during 1954. Miss Redkey participants were thanked I for ar-i attributed the participation decline i"""' ",u a""s"s "': to the cooler summer days of this,l,ev' . , . . .. year, coupled with the ract that! 2- Renewed the Copcc-irrigaUon the colder, windier evenings forced P.0"'? e,0"'".0' and 'he California the pool to operate fewer days 1 Pnclflc Utilities gas tank contract, than in previous venrs. 3- Discussed the many recrea- ti omm.nt t ib; rirf .imuJlion proerams etfected and admin- sions was $11,560.38, compared with 'f'ered by the department during $13,296.59 in 1955 and $13,310.96 in I lhf P?.' summer season. io-.j I 4. Discussed the possibility of ni'hor ininrm.iinn inHiniH n.,i some of the county high school thi ritv. owned r.on, siriim u I teams using Gem Stadium for ncy explained that the city charge! for use of the field would be $50 per game. "That sounds like a loti ol . money, ne aaaea, "nut the amount represents just about what it would cost- the city for each game. The lights for a game would cost about $21.50, along with multiple other costs including field preparation and lining, cleanup details, and other maintenance. S, Heard the report that Klanv ath Falls will be the host city for the Pope Young Archery tour. nament on La Dor Day lor 197, (. Took under advisement a pro posal for building a new bear pit next year at Moore Park. Garcelon's Opens Los Angeles Broker Set To Address Helser Meet rji. jTl f illJCilj Los Angeles broker Roy E. Sine, I experience, Sine warns against Wala Paine. Webber. Jackson & Curtis. "r tin trvino in mill frnt.al fenrv, hie Gnuthorn fili-I . : -u .. -,.,' l. . A brand new Garcelon's has been hZ Z " 5"'., JSZTZL I i ii ..ui!- u.. ...... t.iH.OUUJ auiiicii, ur uiiyniK a aetumy iui 'VA x,r ; B 7r,; 10 address a sPecial meetinS of J- the so-called 'long pull'-putting it f"-Mrrln5.u I" a safety deposit box in tocation of Goeller s Wallpaper and and the public in Lakeview. Sine'aj the hope it will propagate if left Paint Store. o22 Main Street The , topic-covering current and future !a!onc." He isolates the example tore is located next door to Be 1 s , behavior of the stock markc, and ! discussed by author Robert Lovett Hardware and ei"8. ?!r!f?f the investing public-is "The Casef the 1937 investor who lays away independently of that business The , For Professional Management." ! 20 "Blue Chip" securities: 16 years iuiiii uu.vb.w.. RacoH rtn 91 vain nt hrnl-nrna Inlor flftf mora In rinfaillt ni hanlr. rupt, 13 had ceased paying any widely used by. a large number of groups, with receipts from the Klamath Laker games constituting the greater share of rental re ceipts received by the city. The city received approximately $2,008 irc.m tne Laker games. The report revealed that the Lakers played 33 games, with the total paid admissions being 17,477, or an average attendance of 597 per game. The total gate receipts, after taxes, amounted to S16.308.71. In other action the recreation and park boards: 1. Agreed to make up the loss suffered when staging the state Softball tournament here this sum mer. Softball Commissioner Clay- night football games. In answer to an inquiry by school omcials, Bon' 4fi. year: ond olhat nKtal 41imi cotoa a noiua mum trill HtUtt kMfilil rtm ciuir To KSrmsiiu nmi a? B Bf DMcrlptiv ImAUi m K B Wnh Call IW Lt AN CLINIC frottict llMlrvd ! prtlaV Opvit 10 o.M. waul I p.m. Maa., Waa1., M. 10 9 n. unl.l S a.m. Ti-ai. ana1 Tnan. aytielhatepiili Caifooraetie fanltiaaa 2036 N. E. SANDY lOUirVAU Himh 5-39ia. Panland 12. Oraor been known here for about 40 years. Mr. and Mrs. Bell bought the store 11 years ago from Mr, and Mrs. Charles D. Garcelon. (The present building was com pletely redecorated and new fix tures installed. The store will spe cialize in fine china and dinner ware, imported gifts and ' linens, crystal, lamps an-! lampshades and .u iny other items. i A "casual-living corner," planned to meet the needs for less formal entertaining is also featured with numerous suggestions to make serving 'easier. A wallpap? r depart ment is also being co." ued. j Harry E. Goeller, for..iu' owner of Goeller's, is continuing the pic ture framing service for the store. (lifts during the opening . to Mrs. Ted Case who rcc a starter set of Franciscan .er ware, to Ruth King, set c. eight pieces of Fostoria stemware and Addie May Nixon, a living room table lamp; t - : ' ;Church Council leader Visits j Betty Jane Whitaker, director ot rmgrant ministry with the Oregon iouncil of Churches, was a re lent visitor to the Klamath Basin in preparation lor the tall migrant tninistrv program. Dates for the work among tran-l licnt workers who will arrive for; the potato harvest are from Sep-' tcmber 26 to October 36. Camps! iill be maintained at Newell, Cali-j Icrnia and at Malin. 1 .Miss Whitaker visited churches; ind farm labor camps in the area: and spoke at the executive com-i Biittee meeting of the Council of Churches. Ross Ragland is presi dent of the group. 4 She mentioned the need for the sc of a car for the migrant min-i klry worker, housing, program material and volunteer workers. Anyone wishing to help in this Srogram is asked to telephone irs. Ross Ragland, TU 4-8397 or iirs. Kenneth Lambie at TU 4-8030. 3 Ysr ' K t- mm ROY E - ..of i - ?"7ii dividends, and 18 had gone off reg ular dividend. Paul Hornbeck, Medford mana ger for the Helser company, will serve as toastmaster and co-speaker, assisted by Klamath Falls rep resentative Ernest Bussey and as sistant Medford Manager Robert 1 Balk. The meeting, open to all, con venes at 7:30 p.m. in Legion Hall (in the county courthouse). Re freshments ' ill be served after an informal question and answer pc-'-d. '.ie September 13 speech will be Sme's only appearance in Southern i Oregon. STEVE'S CHARM CENTER WELCOMES The Tower Furniture TO MY END OF TOWN ! (Across The Street From Tower Furniture) 'i SINE WELCOME Tower OSBURN HOTEL EUGENE, ORE. J. E. Karley Joe Earlry Pronrietora Thoroughly Modern (itjsJkojtw TOWER FURNITURE To Klamath Falls and Our Neighborhood Reopened For Foil Business NORMA'S Fountain Esplanade and Pine ... to Klamath Falls and our end of town. We ex press our sincere wishes that your business be a suc cessful and happy one, Curly's Texaco ; Esplanade & Wall Rock, Roll Band Delayed Klamath Basin rock and roll ad dicts will have an extra week to train for their scheduled session With "Little Richard." top-ranking aponent of this sensational brand Of crazy rhythm, i Impresario Baldy Evans, who originally booked "Little Richard" for an armory appearance on Sep tember 19. announced Wednesday that the maestro and his ll-piece tend will not be able to show here urtil Wednesday. September 26. . Evans also denied reports that Elvis Presley, rated as America's So. 1 rock and roll artist, was Ormiiig to Klamath Falls. I "Presley is booked solid for itinc time to come," Evans ex plained. "W'e may get him later." Welcome To Our Neighborhood Tower Furniture Now, More than Ever, It Pays To Shop On Upper Main! Now, More than Ever, It Pays To Insulate! Save on Fuel Bills No Down Payment Easy Payments E. R. PALMER INSULATION COMPANY 1227 Main Call TU 4-6770 Eves. TU 2-3935 HI NEIGHBOR . . . We're Glad To Have The TOWER FURNITURE As Our New NEIGHBOR! RELIABLE CLEANERS 1116 Main Phone TU 4-4622 Now Open All Day Sat. I I ( 111 WW to TU - 1 ' RAY REEVES Says . . . Hi Neighbor , , . TOWER FURNITURE Welcome To Klamath Falls FOR YOU FOLKS ATTENDING THE GRAND OPENING . . . REMEMBER PARKING SPACE WASH JOBS TIRES ' DEPENDABLE SERVICE RAY REEVES FLYING "A" SERVICE 12th ft Moin Ph. TU 2-9126 Good Luck TOWER FURNITURE AND WELCOME TO OUR END OF TOWN! We're qlod to hove you oi a part of our qrow. inq neighborhood. Here'i hopinq your venture li a happy and prosperous one! while Shopping at Tower .... LEAVE YOUR CAR FOR FAST, EFFICIENT SERVICE ! Bud Cloake CHEVRON STATION 1203 Main Ph. TU 2-9205 WELCOME TOWER FURNITURE - . U-4 - " . d .cV o to HOTEL COFFEE SHOP 1111 MAIN Ph. TU 4-4181 To Our New Neighbor.. Tower Furniture We are proud that you chose Klamath Falls as your new home , . . and are glad you chose our neighbor hood as your business location! Best of Luck To You! Basic Advertising Medium of the Klamath Basin 4
