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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 18, 1963)
HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. PAGE-SB Friday, October 18, 1963 I(F Group To Attend Convention ; Vera Durant, charter member and past president of C r a t e r Lake Chapter of Sweet Adelines, and 15 other members will at lend the 17th annual Internation al Convention of Sweet Ade lines, Inc., in Oakland, Calif., starting Oct. 2.1. Outstanding quartets from all parts of the United States and Canada will compete for the ti tle, "Queens of Harmony." Past international champion quartets and regional quartet champions will also perform. New ideas on improvement and informaion on the organiza tion at international and region al levels will also be gleaned. - Women of the Klamath Basin interested in singing barbershop harmony are welcome to visit the local group for chorus re hearsals three times before ap plying for membership. . Sweet Adelines theme is "Har monize the World." For further Information call TO 4-3691 or TU 4-8319. - VERA DURANT Grange Sets Installation DUNSMUIR Vayne Ualston, state grange executive commit teeman, and a drill team from "the Greenhorn Grange will in stall officers of the Castle Grange, No. 4.r5, at (lie grangu hall in Castella on the evening of Nov. 1. William 1 Humphreys is the mewly elected master; Archer Van Hecst, overseer; Ann Mur phy, lecturer; Ora Wilder, chaplain; Bert Hampel, stew ard; Vesta Basham, Cere. Alma Forrester, Pomona; Julh Cleaver, Flora; Pearl Freeman, secretary, and Alice Manin, treasurer. A Halloween polluck dinner and costume party Is slated Fri day night, Oct. 25. JOINT TRAINING EXERCISE WASHINGTON (UPD-Eigh-tecn F100 U.S. fighter planes will fly to India next month for a joint training exercise aimed at developing modern air de fenses for Indian cities. The Defense Department said Thursday that British, Austral ian and Indian air force planes also , would participate in the two-week operation, called "Ex ercise Shiksha." Greyhound presents the "SEETHE U.S.A. TRAVEL TICKET" a)(o) FOR 99 DAYS Now, planyourown circle trip overyourchoice of more tha n 100,000 miles of Greyhound routes. Travel thefinesthigh ways...enoyallofthe luxury features of exclusive Grey houndScenicruiserService". It's all yours with the amaz ing Greyhound $99 for 99 days "SEE THE U.SA TRAVEL ticket. For complete infor matlon, call now or see: LEO F. WALLENBURN AGENT, WESTERN GREYHOUND 1200 Klomoth Ave. -PH. TU 2-4616 KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON SEE THE II. I. JL THE OREVHOUNO WAV . . . AND HAVE THE DRIVING TO US. IN STOCK AGAIN NEW IMPROVED! SUPPORT BRIEF Tjj' "'f'--'""' "'T"w unsl ngvrnr, .INC. leee 9 MUNSINGWEAR'S now improved "SL1MU" provides healthful abdominal support, masculine. Athletic Support, relieves fatigue and Improves posture and appearance, O A COMPLETELY NEW DEVELOPMENT o walilband with a velvet toft lining heat resistant, wide, comfortable will last the life of the garment. 0 NEW HEAT RESISTANT TWO-WAY STRETCH ELASTIC ABDOM INAL BAND, soft and gentle) yet firm and strong stretches when you bend and keeps the garment from riding up or pulling dawn. PATENTED HORIZONTAL FLY-won't sag-permits lower ab dominal support. ' O COMFORTABLE, NON IRRITATING TAPED SEAMS. 0 PREMIUM COMBED COTTON guaranteed not to shrink out of M. 0 PATENTED MALE SUPPORTER POUCH-a true non-elailic athletic supporter provides proper, heal!hful,comforlable masculine - support. Q NEW, WIDE, NYLON REINFORCED LEG HANDS encaie a gentle elastic band that encircles the leg end helps hold the garment in position. oizest small 4 -m-. mm Medium 595 large Extra large DREWS Manstore 733 Main and Town & Country i 1 1 i October i? llfevn NATIONAL I VV'jl I NEWSPAPERBOY I Today e Honor the LEADER of QIQRROW $jeratti anil $ettr$ NEWSPAPERS OYS Your newspaperboy and 600,000 other youngsters make up the world's greatest junior sales and service organization. His experience as a newspaperboy is unique unlike any other part-time ob. As a Junior Independent Merchant, he buys his newspapers at wholesale and sells them at retail ... for a profit. Assisted by men who are Interested In and trained to work with boys... and an occa sional "pat on the back" from his family.. .this young businessman develops the self-discipline which prompt delivery requires... learns how to get along with people in all walks of lifc.how to make sales ...how to collect his money. He assumes the responsibility for his growing business. Boys who learned the principles of business as newspaperboys have become presidents, governors, mayors, industrialists, and key men in this community. And many of tomorrow's leaders who will decide the future of this nation are getting their basic training today as newspaperboys. Only one boy la ten geti the opportunity to hate a newspaper route. If you think your ion might profit by iuch experience, whj not bin him come in and talk to us. S
