Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, November 11, 1960, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. Fridav, November 11, 1960 PAGE 9 .V Comic Shows Election Humor Va. m 1 V ' ' 1:11. I'lX 7 t 7?J Richard M. Nixon in comments' Okov Floiiride on fatherhood: SACRAMENTO. Calif. (UPD-I In his first public appearance i "-I identify myself with Ken-! By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS "Every time (John F.) Kennedy after the election, Sahl said thc.nedy. I couldn't prove myself to walks down the street now and vote was so close it was "ridicu- meets a couple, he knows that lous. It doesn't seem that we've one of them doesn't like him." imade up our minds as a nation." image (or Nixon but it wasn't i(le t0 ",eir wa,er supplies, and g. With that jocular reference to Kennedy's narrow margin of pop ular presidential votes, Mort Sahl, had trouble getting administration briefings on foreign policy "But the nation's modern political hu-, Allen Dulles will go to see him said the press might blame the: morist, Wednesday night warned, now it s okay now to give him election outcome on the debates. i -1" 5f r t r '': HANDEL'S MESSIAH, the famous musical story of the Nativity for orchestra and chorus, will be presented here Dec. 18. Members of a civic committee in charge of planning are,, from left, J. D. Vertrees, this Rev. Robert Groves, George Callison and M. Dale Hallack. Local Vocali sts Invited To Sing Amateur and professional vocal-jS25 singers and more are ex-;Gcorge Callison, J. D. Vertrees fcts from the Klamath eommunityipecled this year, said M. Uale,he Rcv. Robert Groves and Hal are invjieu iui ine sclujiu con- nanacK, airtclor ol vocal music seculive year to join the chorus in city schools. Hallack will di- that will present Handel's "Mes siah" Sunday evening, Dec. 18, al Pelican Court, Klamath Union Iiiph School. Their voices will be added to rect the chorus Members of a civic commit tee, meeting with school music instructors, decided to schedule live weekly rehearsals for adults limse oi me uuiMuiiieu iuna Dciore me perioimance and two choirs. The KL'IIS Symphony or-ladditional practice sessions with chestra, augmented with 80 other the high school voices and the musicians from the communityjorchestia. Sessions will begin will accompany the chorus. mcxt Tuesday evening and con Last year's performance, be-ltinue each Tuesday through Dec. , Jieved to be the first ever of- 13. fered here, was presented by On the civic committee are lack. my father, either." Ike was a sort of father McMinnville and Newport resi dents voted Tuesday to add fluor- of Myrtle Point rejected fluorida tion, S5B to 425. But similar pro posals were approved, 1,070 to'Corvallis 1,049, at Newport, 1,796 to 1,523 -at McMinnville and 5.405 to 2,481 at Sahl noted that Kennedv earlier transferable.' The casually dressed Sahl, flail ing a newspaper for emphasis. Corvallis voters decided to con-If' tinue doing so. Voters in the Coos County town the forthcoming Democratic ad ministration it would not be im mune to his edged tongue. STAR GAZER. V Bv CLAY R rOLLA.V 112-26-38-49 l. ''51-76-79-M TAUIUS MAY 21 10-1331 55-66 ; GEMINI O35-37-40-4S CANCfl JUNE 23 JULY J3 2- 8-14-28 32-43-56 1EO . ! JULY 24 AUG 23 -5 -84 fA23-39-44-! JlV69-70-83-i VIBGO AUG 2' SEPT 22 hj 1-25-3359 1V.V64-77-8I ? Push 3 Need 5A 6 For 7 Some 8 wiMie 10 FinOrvcot 1 1 Your 1 ? Do t 13 Luck U The !5CulH lc Heolrh 1 7 Alio 18 Benefits l9Th,.ll 20rcionl 2 I FinorKtol 22 Aid 23 Pul 24 S.de 2SMoy 26 Gel 27 Economy 28 T.oe 29 B 30 II . our secrets. But he said it was actually a The comic hit equally hard at case of "Kennedy didn't win the Kennedy and Republican rival 'debates-Nixon lost them." "It's too bad the election has to be lost because of a make-up man's mistakes." Sahl said the debates "didn't tell us anything." He said a typi cal closing was one in w hich Ken nedy discoursed on the gross na tional product, while Nixon told viewers to "get your children to bed before Truman comes on the air." Your Daily Activity Guid According o the Stars. To develop message tor Saturday, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign. 32 Flow 33 learn 34 A UlftA XT 23 5- 9 -30-54 v k2 68 81-85 V 62 Mf l M Vnli.oi 35StWat.rfl 65 AMo.' scospio OCT ;4 36 T.me 3? Arci$ 38 OH 39 0 41 Of 4 Soool 43 our 44 PffSiurC 45 Npw 46 Nnw 47 Your 48 It 49 On 50 To ee Pic t7 Is 63 And e? Collet 70 Monev 71 NVoturp 72 Aecentd 73 For 74 Beicw 7 b You 7o Tangents 77 New 78 Evident 79 80 Facts. 4.1 10. 14 ft - .., 0 , U?-53 87-89? 51 Impractical 81 Acted 52 I 82 Todov 53Developwit 83 0ca 54 Successfully 8 Vou 55 Your 85 Upon 56 Way 86 Senile 57 To 8? 0) 58 You 88 Taking 59 Some 89 Impo'tonce 60 Thrills 90 Action Good ) Adverse SAGITTARIUS 11.16-18-46(3' M8 5863 CAFRKOBN Rt-24-41-47fl lM-67-72 1 AOUARIUS 17-20-36-57J 171-74 88-90 PISCES FfB, M MAR 21 srUc- 3- 6-19 22J '27 61-78 Circus Will Pay Return Visit The Ken Jensen Circus will ap-!circus performed here this year pear here again next spring, spon sored by the Exchange Club. The To Be Married LOS . ANGELES (AP)-Ncgro entertainer Sammy Davis Jr. and blonde Swedish actress May Brill will get married Sunday, he says. They got their marriage license Wednesday. Davis, 34, wouldn't say where This year's production will dif fer in that voices from Malin, Merrill and Tulelake will be in vited to participate. Cooperation from churches made last year's performance a success, said Hallack. Many churches rescheduled their pro grams to reduce competition for an audience. Tuesday's rehearsal will be con ducted in Room 202S in the new KUHS annex. iiTOwwritmmtiitaimmiimM - OFFICE MACHINE REPAIRS Typewriters. Addinc Mi rhlnet cleaned, repaired, overhauled. Guamnlred orkmanship JONES' Office Supply Phone XV I tH He call for t deliver 12 Hours Only! Our 6th Semi-Annual Sunday Store-Wide Sale! SAVE 50 9:00 A.M. TILL 9:00 P.M. ONLY Bush Furniture Co. Where Quality li Not Expensive Next To Willord Hotel The Baldwin Organ Easiest Of All To Play! Most Authentic Tones and Percus sion! Two 44 Note Manuals! RENT PURCHASE EASY TERMS FACTORY DEALER BOWDEN MUSIC CO. 830 Main - Acron from 10c Storei Phono TU 2-48B3 and last. The Jensen circus is known for ! its unusual animal acts, includ- h ing chimpanzees, hogs and ele- ! phants. Matinee and evening per- J formanccs will be offered to the jl public, said Bob Rutler, club i! president. Each will last aboutli! two hours. J jl Jim Knolcs was appointed cir- cus chairman and Don Wichman, j publicity chairman. j Club members decided to spon- j 20 Varieties of Pizza the wedding will take place, but sor the circus again during their friends say it will be at Davis' Nov- 8 wn meeting. home. Davis said a reception for RuUcr si,i(l l,l,,l,flic ""fP last , ... .,,,, , spring was gratifying. Continuing close friends will be held at the enthusiasrn has prompted the club Beverly Hilton Hotel. , make the visit an anmal onCi Miss Britt is 2fi. Ilie said. .... Baked Right Before Your Eyes! SHAKEY'S PIZZA PARLOR And Ye Public House ft Open At Noon . . . Everyday Pizza To Go ...or Stay! SPECIAL "TEEN" ROOM TWO FRIENDLY FIREPLACES 2725 South 6th ji Right Next to the Tower Theatre PLENTY FREE PARKING 'A TO OUR Vil iUll r 4f i Clamcsfh Animal Supply 2720 S. 6th. Across From Tower Theatre ALL DAY TOMORROW! Drs. Wedam and Gansberg, with their associates Drs. Reitan and Schmidt, take pleasure in announcing the opening of their one stop animal shop. Pet and livestock owners of the Klamath Basin will now have available at one locatipn all items they may need such as medicines and vaccines, grooming equipment, ranch and veterinary instruments, pet toys and equipment. Also available are parts and a complete repair service for hot shots and syringes. A veterinarian will aways be available for consultation and advice regarding animal health problems. Now Available For Your Convenience: ' Pet Supplies 4 Livestock Supplies Collars and hornesscs Leashes and Muzzles Poodle Collars and Accessories Garments - coats, sweaters, boots Beds and cushions Medicines Training aids Grooming equipment Cat specialties Toys Vaccines Veterinary instruments Medicines Dehorning equipment Grooming and show items Halters Hardware and rope Calf remedies Hot shots and repair service Worming medicines . inn f, UvV . V i v f a; ,) . f r J i -;r THIS POODLE To Be Given Away FREE Tomorrow Night! No obligation and you need not be present to win, just register at the door as you visit us dur ing our Open House, onytime Saturday. This cute miniature French Poodle has already had dis temper and hepatitis vaccinations and only needs a name and a home. Registration papers will also be supplied the lucky winner. Children must be accompanied by parents to participate in this free drawing. Drawing will be mode at close of the Open House celebration Saturday evening. Again we invife you to visit KLAMATH ANIMAL SUPPLY 2720 S. 6th fa . a. a sfl . w iiijb v jtm mm m mm 11 11 mm . mm mm mm mm ir" i.m ; Hff UtittZ-jr 1 Ka 12 1 VI 1 I lJ mi II Ci II Ir r i i 3 wyiiyyyiyiw f. EDITION ADVERTISERS: Wo Plan your Christmas advertising now to take advantaga of the year's greatest selling season. Thanksgiving kicks off the season. There are 26 selling days following, two more than last year. The first four business days after Thanksgiving (Fri.-Sor.-Mon.-Tues.) account for 14 percent of all Christmas sales, according to department store sales last year. Retail sales in 1959 were $139,590,000 in the Klamath - Lake - Modoc Siskiyou market. They were $74,111,000 in Klamath County alone. (Sales Mgt. Survey of Buying Power) Figure the potential in your line of business. Klamath Falls Christmas Club Members just received checks totaling $104,448. Christmas selling starts now. - - Realize the full power of your Christmas sales and advertising efforts with strong odver-' rising in tho H&N Christmas Opening Edition. As Thanksgiving is a home holiday for most all families, readers will have full time to thoroughly read your advertising tales message. Plus! For this oil-important edition the Herald and News will sample any families not et taking the paper in the primary market and Lakeview. Another plus for H&N advertisers will be a cover page directory listing of advertisers by types' of merchandise offered. Local news pictures and Christmas tradition picture stories will provide Christmas giving "climate." Your advance planning is necessary of course, and advance copy-layout work by our ad men and advance production by our mechanical departments is necessary too. We will have to start getting Christmas Opening Edition copy on Monday,' Nov. 14, to do the right job for you. Wo w lis Your H&N representative is J . i ; reaay to assisr in planning your volume and greater profits this Christmas advertising for more season. Call him at once. TU 4-8111 r. v V - 4W i.i 1 .w. 1 ' if.