Downtown Merchants Plan Big Promotion
HFRALD AXD NEWS, Klamath Fall, Ore.
Wfdnekday, February 20, 1963
f "Shop Downtown" is the theme
I of the monthly promotion of
i merchandise values launched this
week for Washington's Birthday
j by 31 business firms affiliated
I with the Klamath Falls
j Merchants' Association.
' The new year-around advertis
5 ing program will bring to the at
j tcntion of the buying public, the
J tremendous volume of merchan
j dise and services offered, from
eight penny nails to grand pianos
1 in walking distance "downtown."
! A committee has conservatively
j estimated there are well over a
i million items available, with rep
i resentative value of over S4. mil
j lion in the area adjacent to
; downtown customer parking pro
? vided by private stores, Park and
j Shop arid community parking lots.
I The once-a-month ottering ol
j exceptional values is planned to
I give the finest merchandise at
' lowest prices to shoppers in the
.' Klamath Basin, says Frank Bo
gatay, president of the Merchants'
Association, supported by his co
i officers and co-advertiseri. The
j Bank of Klamath Falls, Drew's
Manstore, Payless Drugs, La
j Pointe's, The Tog Shop, Weis
i fields Jewelers, Market Basket,
Millers, Hal's Sports Shop, Gene's
' Mcnswear, Spencer's.
1 The Town Shop, 'Tower Fur
i niture. Wood's Drug , Store. The
! Gun Store, Newberry's, WiiyUI's,
Bell's Hardware, Penpey's, Cas
' cade Home Furnishings, Scars,
Kirkpatrick's, E & E 88 Cent
Store, Leo's Camera Shop, Cur
, rin's For Drugs, Bowden Music
J Company, and Montgomery Ward.
; Spend your dollars, say t h e
, "Shop Downtown" Committee,
i where you can park your car off
:: street on one of 12 available lots,
and walk to stores and services
: that cover all areas of home
' needs.
! Watch for Easter values from
"Downtown Klamath Falls.",
i The Merchants' Association has
long been active in promotion
' efforts which are designed to pro
1 tect the high value of the down-
town business district,
i In addition to putting up the
funds for Uie Christmas decora
j tions which are put up annually
i by the city street department, the
association this past year inaugur
ated a community Christmas tree
' for the first time in many years,
and added new interest to Christ
mas stopping downtown. and tliese sites are now function- convenience for shoppers. plan to furllier emphasize tin'
During the past few years, a ing smoothly, alleviating t h e Merchants' Association officials widespread choice and range of
concerted effort has been made parking congestion in the down- indicated that the new coordinat- values that the shopper has in Die
to acquire off jtrecl parking sites, town area and providing more ed effort is part of a long-range downtown section.
4-H News
' PIONEER SEWLN'C CLL'B
' The meeting of the Pioneer
Sewing Club was held at the
; home of Mrs. Donald McGhehey
. on Feb. 5. The meeting was
' called to order by Pamela Smith,
president. Roll call was taken and
secretary Lee Holliday read the
minutes of the last meeting. She
also gave a very good demon
stration on safety. Pamela Smith
gave a demonstration on how to
sew a hem. Both were very in
teresting demonstrations.
The Pioneer Sewing Club is go
ing to have a window display at
J. C. Penney store during Na
tional 4-H Club Week, March 2-9.
All officers will attend officers'
training meeting.
: The meeting was adjourned. We
returned thanks and had refresh
ments. ( Wanda McGhehey,
News Reporter.
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