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worth the price of admission, but
an added Inducement is that the
guests will be participating in a
philanthropic cause since all funds
raisea win go 10 ine program ot
the Library club (or paying for
tonsillectomies on local needv chil
dren.
P . i.h a circua h
iamonT"
U News
i
Lrttu "-,T,, the
fTi u follows- 7A
tu firesdel: TO-VLr-
7 . - Tin . irrh
Benein; -
citizenship
j. is lOllows: i -
ntorlPtlf. Til'
5.??.it nick Arch,
ZTTfircrii Biebv;. B
PLTL... en .Ian Ce
li cnarss. w
L oordon, Altha oran-
Mrlndv Gustat-
Bilchcoclc, June Jes
i Keller, Helen Kerr,
SUratrick, Joan Thom
iSth Johns. Patricia
mFraley, wayucr-.
l.n.iht nropn Gold-
JaOresdel' Paul Guest,
iErllsh, Virginia Mc
Jire McMahon, Marylyn
hj unmhv. Glenda
r- tiiVoncnn DlckeV
Ilmrd Hull, - Raymond
fHliun Jotason, Roger
5Jrt smith, Roland
.Tnnr Meador. Ida
!u.B,f(Bv Pfivp Sanders,
iWto, Margaret Hamblln,
J, stale Stone, Ross Pear
l fttrlein, Burt Poison,
Jpujli; IF-Myra Fabia-
taSelds, Doris O'Neu,
T.u-llli. Rider. Shir
Lh, Oeraldine Shelton,
laj Thompson, Joyce west,
llta, Ramona wotraiora.
'jerrv Musselman
hHk, Jim .Smith, Bill
.Rcmie wneeier.
jitluiit honor roll for the
ptdt s as follows: 8A
ti tan, Rosalie Gald
ItCimMl, Gary Esgate;
uH Fate; O-Patty Bran
tnajnn, Kattiryn-Crum-hriggs,
Elaine Jones,
WKaye Kidwelly -Anile
t.Sii Molllson, Mary
eth, Barbara overen,
,Kard, 'Garla Tomlln,
jkir; SD-Sam Grubb;
A Barron.-
nmrin rlHapnshln bnn-
i u ioiiows: 8A cnar-
, Rosalie Caldwell, Pal
Gloria Cbrlstensen, Dor
is Anfli-o Ifnm .QViovnn
Itom Mnftnc r.e-nlrtlnp
ram Neal, Joy stock-
in aimnpr. r,pn navtpv
Uto, David Hardman
m, Larry Hollenbeak.
IBM, Bill Hartley, PeE
neverty wane, fa-
Plttv llrnntf , XT
IHluyn Crumrine, Geral-
18, Sharon Jones, Kaye
e Lancaster, Gall Mol-
jane uetiierich, Bar-
RhBn.t1t Tl,lj n .
ESlOlP Pnlmpp. ci-t c
lira Harmon, Terry Nel-
PW Roberts. Knthlppn
J'tkie Kerfoot, Sylvia
M Mills, Janet Morris,
m.eny KODblns,
Frg. Delane Wolfrum.
cAtiiiaert J u d y
Sandra Barron, Pat
nara Colvard, Louella
Karpn u i,... . .
, UiUnlH omun,
gai, Gary Gathwright,
P?t alter the last six
ImJ m 5lxth grades
eihS ha1 ,he
TO that made a 2 or
'iSr Arthur Oluff'
.kg' Jiea Benedict,
iSV'n'y Arnold
and n,vH .ti,
Jl ir .... -w""ilu1''
n.H mill yinr. nniv nn pn .
orlul to tones of shocking pink and
turquoise, nut win aiso do uiree
dimenslonall A realistic treatment
. ,. -i.un hv nrnnplnir hnrRAn
IS KUis "J i "b - -
lumbering elephants and others In
the circus menagerie, uu me dic
back riders and ladies on flying
trapezes will have their lulle
skirts standing out In full glory.
So professional will he these dis-
nlays done under the direction of
Mrs. C. E. Johnson and Mrs. M. E.
.una tngt Tfip murnis are
fTlGU.C, '
nlannned to be the . permanent
re-used and offered to other groups
for tneir panics.
Aedctincr Mrs. Jobnson and Mrs
Ferebee are Mrs. John Ashley,
Mrs.' William jycer, Mrs. ucorge
mmu and Mrs. Ous Vlabos.
fn. 4hn individual tables
have been designed In line with
circus time ny Mrs. norauu varar,
and the energetic ladles making
himriroriR nf tallies are Mrs.
Elbert Stiles, Mrs. a. u. jucae-
land, Mrs. George Clark, Mrs
t ...na nrnwn Mrs. Paul TJal
ton. Mrs. Lee Stoner, Mrs. Louis
Serruys, Mrs. Neu uiacic ana jars
nirectme ine over-au enoris oi
all committees for the tea are
Mrs. Andy Brunt ana Mrs. n. w
The decorauons aioue wuuiu uc
KASRU To
Meet Friday
nihA TTiomath Air Search and
Rescue Unit will hold a meeting
Friday- January ai av o we
Tun out-of town visitors will be
guests at the meeting.. Earl W.
Snyder, newiy eiecvea aircvwr m
.nnn.ii.a in fViM fttnte of Oreffon
llCiuuauiiw v- " ,
will be the principal snealcer, and
George' DOUgias, biumj natcvy crii'
glneer lor tne ooara oi nsrou
UUilvD T.14.
Snyder will, present two colored
films, ine nying ousiueai uiw
I lltT,llnntnrn )
AX.O Jjuwiiw w w
ing and the restaurant will be open
to serve iooa wwr wo iiieemiu
according to Jjo.ug nowaei.
All women in the Klamath Basin
are inviten tn th hridD-A and tea
party. Card playing will start at
1:00 and tea will be served at 3:30.
with a program break featuring a
local barbershop quartet. Door
prizes and individual table prizes
will he awarded arul those cominit
for tea only will be eligible for
aoor prizes, uara pmycre sro re
minded to bring their own table
covers and cards. Reservations, if
1 .. J ha
I phoned to Mrs. Jesse Litwlller,
Hungry Thief Is
Little Trouble
rnuiinA, Aim. u, -
Deciovich was having a peaceful
slumDer in ner nviuis ituwico
hind the . caie sne opei tea.
An intruder barged in during the
night, apparently with : burglary
motives. r ' ' .
rpu n1.aDW,iiEM Ml. TJeciO-
vip.h. who foudtTe culprit, behlndj
the counter?. -. : ; .??;
He sai- he ; was nungiy .aim
would settle for some , ham and
of,a ea,..,arl iCte hrpnlrfaat and he
departed with a, "thank you", and
no loot. . - t
Mrs. - Deciovich. told snerurs
deputies that the man said ho
preferred food to money.
FOUL PLAT
.HI -
www RTCTYprmn Mass.
c.m.i "Ratv. Jr. wast
sure there had been foul play
when he found a womans arc,
Fellow police hurried to the spot
t 1UA.. aV,ort IrtY t.hA VlC-
ttuu tia tiicj, oco'vu,. - --
tiin they were informed the clothes
had adorned a snow woman which
disappeared under the sun. ,
U Ha'lMlows? Jdy
Cl80i, Joyce John
son, Raenell Johnson, Judith Lang
er, Larry Nelson, Billy Owens,
Urbane Rogers, Carole Saunders,
Toby Shun, Bobby Soran, Rodney
Travis, Tom Trulove, Nancy Turn
er, David Whetstone, Jane Wood-
. . . ..... i -U uUniia,
ara, Lmaa saira, aim nuu
The 6A s are: unanes tm;o""
l..r,an nnMlft SODS,
Golda Maphet, Alberta McKenna.
rylynn Olson, Vicki Feebler, Scott
Perry, James Poole, and Rochelle
The 6B's are as follows: Denys
Kenaston. Arlane Owens, Wancy
Rustb, Sylvia Kerr, Beverly Shan
knit... naltn cturcrpnn. .TudvLen
ninger,' Diane Slegner, Sharon Un-
mh Vpth tvnnriR. Delbert SaSStedt.
Wayne Woodard, Maureen Lum-
mus, wancy Kuey.
ine eu s are as iouowb; nu..
Alter, Marilyn Asher, Bonnie
Barnes, Charlotte Book, Connie
.innptta nrawfnrri. .liilia Kills. Bev
erly Eseate. Helen Friberg, Ona
Hayes, cnaries Adams, . rouut
Baker. Kenneth Baker, Mickey
Rrartv. .lnp Rnfiliv. Phlllin Charas
Dean bunson, Donald Eastman,
Jim Basley, and Bill O'Nell. i
ices Are Down
To Only
W95 'n-
TPOINT ..
h Snow
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Store Hours:
' 9:30 a.m. to
5:30 p.m.
701 Main St., Klamath Falls, Ore.