Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 21, 1958, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOURTEEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON MONDAY. .Tl'LV 21. 195t NEW FORESTRY BARRACKS at Happy Camp are expected to be completed within twd weeks. The barracks will pro vide housing for 16 men and are being built for the Happy Camp Division of Forestry. New Happy Camp Forestry Barracks Near Completion HAPPY CAMP The Happy Camp Division nf .Forestry an nounced it expects completion of a new barracks within two weeks which will provide housing for IB men, with a large silting room centrally located and ample show er and bathroom facilities. The new construction includes an addition lo the main office building. One room will be occupied by the ranker for the newly formed Ukn rom District until adequate facili ties can be built in the vicinity of IshiPislii Falls (or that district. A new residence for the Ukn nnm District ranger, George M. Coombes. is ncaring completion at Forest Service Camp at Curly Jack's near (he mouth of Klk Creek at Happy Camp. Ruben C. Sullivan and his fam ily arrived in Happy Camp .July 15, and are getting settled prior tn his assuming the duties as as sistant to the Happy Camp ranger, Theodore Simpson. Mr. and Mrs.' Sullivan have three children F.arman Pence and Sid Griflin of the Happy Camp District and! Rob Nitsche and Ralph Ramsey of j the Ukonom District returned loi Happy Camp Tuesday after flying down to assist fighting the Nicklc Fire in the Cleveland Forest near Lake Klsinnr Friday, July II. Lady 'Bum', 78, -Makes Long Trek HAPPY CAMP Last Monday two "hums" were welcomed here. They were a 78-year old woman, Mrs. Klhel Vanla of Kir by, Oregon, and her IS-year old companion. Sharon Mover, pres ently of Auburn. California. Mrs. Vanta and Sharon left Au burn July 5 for a trip to Kirhv. This is not particularly earth- shaking in itself, but they are go ing by horseback. Mrs. Vanta's mount is named Jingles. Sharon's is named Rythmn and their sturdy packhorse is called Hoopa. Jingles is Mrs. Van ta's personal mount and a friend let them borrow the other two ani mals for their excursion of approx imately 300 miles. Mrs. Vanta is a past president of the "Saddle Bums" organiza tion, which was organized four years ago in Kirhy. The two horse women plan a layover at Young's Valley where they will be joined by another group. The trip was made via Clear Creek. Somes Bar, Lkonom Lake, and One-Mile Lake and then up lo Happy Camp, and on In Kirby. Community Council Plans To Hold Public Meeting A meeting of Ihe Community Council of Klamath County has been set tentatively for Monday. July 28. at a time and place to be announced later. It will he an open meeting fea turing Important reports from committees. MLRPIIY TO AMMAN AMMAN. Jordan AP Rob ert Murphy, President F.isenhow er's special envoy tn the Middle East, will come to Amman short ly to confer with the Jordanian government, the U.S. Embassy said Friday night. Among Ihem will be a report on a recommended revised consti tution and bylaws; another on a suggested budget of expenditures and method of finance: and a re port on redrafting of incorporation articles. Council Chairman Herman 'Burl' Smith reports work has already started on compilation nf an infor mation file on health, welfare and recreation services in the county. This is the initial project of the Community Council. A committee and chairman to see it through is expected to be appointed July 28. Smith said enrollment of mem- Rfmember the PROFESSIONAL RODEO July 25-26-27 hers into the council will begin as soon as constitution and by laws have been adopted. He reported also-that the coun cil has been recognized by the Oregon United Appeal. Booklets are now available at the United Fund office. Wall and Esplanade, explaining the Con munity Council's functions. They will also be on hand at the July 2 meeting. Chairman Smith stressed that the upcoming gathering will he ?i "all important" one and urged all interested lo attend. PAINT THINNER BELL'S HARDWARE Summer Special TV SERVICE COMPLETE All Mokti . All Models ' Cell BARABOO'S 333 E. Main Ph. 4-4614 Motorola Dealer .AUCTION SALE BUILDINGS August 1, 1958 at 9:00 A.M. Th Oregon Store Highwoy Commission will offer for sale at oral public auction the buildinqs listed below. The sole will be held on the premises of the first place listed and continue to the next in order on August 1, 1958: House, cabin ond garage located at 5 W. Lowell St., Klam ath Falls (File 27974) Residence located at SW corner of Lyrton & Tunnel St., Klamath Falls (File 27967) Residence located at 2335 Oregon Avenue, Klamath Falls (File 27971) House locoted ot No. 6 Nevada, Klomoth Falls (File 27985) House located at 2478 Oregon Ave., Klamath Falls (File 27985) Rulldini Mint Be Remavrrf Within 3A Uavi From Thr I1 Of Rale. TERM DP n.M.F- Cmh al time nt isle. The ahnve hnlldlnrt in he 14 t the hlhet bidder at pnhlin aurttnn with the rlrht reserved t ar eept or re ert inr r all hida. All t the btii nrlre mul accompany tha auceeaaful hid. Con no It your mover prior tn Ihe aale date. W. H. Ilatkln. Property Mfr., State Rlzhwar Dept., Only 9 Days Left Pad and Installation To Celebrate Our Appointment As Exclusive Mohowk Carpet Dealer in Klamath Falls, We Will Include . . . LAYING CHARGES - FREE (Including tackiest stripping) Plus our regular 40-oz. MOHAWK PAD -FREE With Any Wall-to-Wall Carpeting or Room-Sixe Rues Purchased from our Regulor Stock. Hurry - This Terrific Offer Will Not Be Repeated!! NO DOWN PAYMENT 3 YEARS TO PAY! BUSH FURNITURE CO. Next to Willard Hotel Open till 8 p.m. each evening HERB AND DARLENE STRUNK ARE NOW OPERATING The Ranch Club Malm, Orcqon Dininq & Doncinq In The Mustanq Room BREAKFAST SERVED FROM 5:00 A.M. COMPLETE LUNCHES & DINNERS Drop In And Relax In Thot Friendly Atmosphere 'the best place to shop . . . after all' FINAL JULY CLEARANCE SALE! REGROUPED AND REPRICED LOWER! Vol's to 14.98 Vol's to 17.98 Vol's to 22.95 $ Vol's to 25.95 Vol's to 29.95 Vol's to 35.95 $m m J Lid UJd U U a We must moke room for new tall merchandise arrivinq daily . . . These dresses have been regrouped and repriced lower and must be sold now . . , All season dresses in newest styles and fabric! in regular, junior, petite, and half siics. USE YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT COATS iz OFF TT Special group of all season styles in popular fabrics . . . Tremen dous tavinqs in famous label coots now at low, low prices. SUITS lh 'A Famous label suits in special qroup taken from rcqulor stock . . . Ideal for any season of the year in fine quality fabrics, foshion-wise styles. Second Floor Safeway features-. . . Tender U.S. 'Choice' Beef Safeway features . . . Sweet thick-meated Round Steak Whole or Full Half cuts with the bone in. Scientifically aged for superb flavor and tenderness. "USDA CHOICE" beef bone in 100 pure - fresh doily SWISS STEAK GROUND BEEF SJQ BACON StanC'ar 'yer Pockage PORK SAUSAGE SHRIMP MEAT cean res'1 vr 'rzen SEA SCALLOPS c" Choic li)c .b. 69c ib. 55c Cantaloupes Large size vine-ripened beauties have some for breakfast 6 lb. VJl Sofeway's own delicately seasoned CO ib 0C 98c 59c lb. breaded, frozen 7-oz. pkg. Fresh CORN tender kernels 10 ears 49 Green Beans T5u',bLt., 2 IbI. 29c Potatoes Woshin9,on New Red10 35c Cucumbers Field flrown M. 5c Tomatoes Red "pe ' lb.19c Peaches Red Hoven 19c Lettuce F,rm cr,sp 2,r 25c Bananas Golden ,ips lb. UVic IVORY SOAP 111 Pure, gentle Ivory. Req 3,3 Jc jP Medium bar NOW "V Limit 3 Bars " Bar wtF CANE SUGAR (l Finest granulated t J S Condi Cane Req. $2.63 T 25-lb. bag Limit I Bag IBI iW Campbell's Tomato Soup 6 65c Cake Mixes is 4 Baby Food 10 -79' Gebhardt Chili without beans Canned Tamales IXL brand IS'i-oi. on 15!'i-oi. con Spaghetti & Meat Balls Chef Boy-or-Hce WVt-oi. ton Underwood Ham The Original Deviled Horn J'l-oi. eon Chunk Tuna . White Star No. Vi tor. Garlic Tuna Fancy Asalon No. 'l tar Salad Dressing Wishbone "Russian" 8-01. Ml, Household Cleanser Blue Dutch - 2c off Room Freshener Flonpnt Snice Aerosol S'io. " 2 49c 29 29c 245e can sJ I can jJ 35e IT 89c NBC Crackers if I I Busy Bak Soda Crackers White Bread Lucerne 3.8 Snowflake Saltines 2 or wheat Mrs. Wright's "Bonus Quality" Milk Mb. pkg. Mb. Pkq. Iqe. loaf Vl qal. ctn. 25' 49' 29c 50 14-oi. com ' i-i. PkS. Lipton fZl Tea The BRISK Tea 89 ! 67 1 Freezer Tape Plastic Tape Corey's C1r 8-ot. btl. WV. i Tctcl ca. 98c ea. 39C Dry Trend Fluffy All Detergent Detergent lOcOff Liquid Trend 212'2-oz. Ay e 3-lb. 77 e U-oi. rnt pkgs. pkg. ' cans 3 ' Niagara Facial Tissues Unit Instant Starch Scotties Laundry Starch 12-oz. Ol pkg. )QC 12-oz. ljte pkg. of 400 ' pkg. I O Gloss Starch Toilet Tissue Soft-Weve Argo Powder Room Toilet Tissue 16-ox. 1LC A to ri y OQe pkg. IO pkg. 3' rolls Dog Candy Broil Foil Dog Food Lolli Pups Kaiser Dr. Ross pkg. Q 20 ft AC lCe of 7 ' roll eon I V ' Mazola Snowdrift Rinso Blue Cooking Oil 1e 0ff Detergent "Tic 3-lb. 00 S4-oi. 07 c qt. can OA pk0. 0 1 Prices in tins advertisement are effective throuqh Wed- ncsaoy, July at iateway in Klamath talis.