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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 10, 1963)
PAGE-SA HERALD AND Christmas Center Lays Plans For Care Of Needy Families The annual efforts of the Christmas Center to provide Christmas cheer to many under privileged families in the Klamath Basin moved speedily ahead Thursday night, Nov. 7, during a public meeting attend ed by representatives of local organizations and individuals. The meeting primarily was to sound opinions and plans for participation in this year's pro gram. The Christmas Center has been operating for 10 years in the Klamath Basin to coordi nate activities of those organ!. ations and individuals who P DEAR POLLY Mine Is a way to "kill two birds with one stone." Sprinkle and rake ( h e lawn in one operation. It is great for this time of the year when tlie leaves are falling. When watering the lawn, turn the nozzle on a fine strong stream, hold about a foot up from the ground and fan those pesky leaves up In a pile at the same time that the lawn is get ting a good drink. MRS. G. R. GIRLS Surprise your hus bands with this one. They will love you for it. The piles of leaves are wet and do not blow away before they can be picked up. i'OLLY DEAR POLLY An old b e a n bag ashtray is good to use for holding pins when you sew. Simply remove tlie little ciga relle rest and you have a trust worthy pin dish which will sit and slay conveniently on your knee or beside you in your chair as you baste with pins. H. DEAR POLLY This idea is for the forgetful shopper. On each parcel jot down your name, address and phone num ber and If an honest person finds It tlicy can get in touch with you. 1 was amazed when It worked for me. PROFES SOR. GIRLS This Is good to re member tor the not too far dis tant Christmas shopping time when we will all be currying more packages. Those gummed name and address labels that one of our readers told us to carry In pocket or puree would make quirk work of marking the packages. I'OLLY. DEAR POLLY-It glassware, china and other household HAAABER OMMEMTS by GEORGE T. CALLISON MeMaer KLAMATH COUNTY CMAMMR Of COMMIRCE The chamber's board of di rectors will hold the first of its three regular November meet ings Wednesday noon at the Pelican Cale. Wednesday's luncheon will be tlie first in a series of meetings scheduled for the second Wed nesday of each month at which chamber president, James F. Stilwell, has planned to present a program of interest and con cern to all chamber members and to the community at large. . The speaker at Wednesday's lunolieon meeting will be Phil Bladinc, editor and publisher of the MeMinnville News-Register, and memlicr of lite board of di rectors of MeMinnville Industri al Promotions. Bladinc plans to stress the rolo of strong chamber of commerce in in dustrial development as well as to trace the history of MeMinn ville Industrial Promotions, a "boot strap" community en deavor which, in Its ten years of existence, has seen tlie in vestment of approximately two million dollars of local money in a program which lias created some 650 additional Jobs and an additional $8,0(10 per day payroll in the city of MeMinn ville. The Wednesday board lunoli eon Is open to all chamber members Inlerested in this phase of community develop ment. In order that necessary arrangements may be made for the luncheon, anyone planning to attend is asked to notify tlie chamber office at TU 4-4193 no later than S p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 12. i On Tuesday, the 12lii, I h e chamber manager and Law rence Slater, member of the chamber's State h Local Af fairs Committee, plan to attend NopU Read SPOT ADS NEWS, Klamath Falli, Oregon wish to give to Hie needy at Christmas time. The center maintains a phone service and record system, working with the Red Cross, Salvation Army, Welfare De partment, and others to assure that worthy families are not overlooked and that there is no duplication. It acts as a go-between in the food basket program; provides names of families to those or ganizations and individuals who wish to give food baskets, and operates the Christmas Store where parents go on appoint POLLY'S POINTERS New 'Raking1 Idea POLLY CRAMER Newspaper Enterprise Assn. breakables have to be mailed any distance, wet paper and mold it around the articles. The paper dries like stiff packing material and minimizes break age. Also, an excellent aid for tearing out recipes, household hints or magazine pictures is the cutting edge from a waxed paper box.-fllRS. A. P. J. GIRLS This method of pack ing would not eliminate the necessity for extra packing ma terial stuffed all around the ar ticles to be mailed. POLLY DEAR POLLY Always keep an emery board near the sew ing machine. It makes a fine file to sharpen needles and pins. J. G. E. Share your favorite homcmak iug ideas . , . send them to Pol ly In care of Herald and News. You'll receive a bright, new sil ver dollar if Polly vises your idea in Polly's Pointers. PLANE LANDS SAFELY LONDON (UPI) - A British Eagle Airline Viscount trans port with 49 passengers skid ded off a lnlon airport run way Saturday because of a locked nosewheel, but no one was hurt. The plane was land ing on a flight from Malta. a meeting in Salem of chamber executives and committee pcr- sonnel to begin work on a pro gram of closer coordination of Oregon chambers of commerce on legislative matters of con cern to (ho entire stale par ticularly in the field of taxation. The mee'ing was railed as a result of action taken at Uie fall meeting of Oregon Cham ber Executives, held early in October in Coos Bay. Represen tatives of Associated Oregon Industries and other interested groups also are expected to at tend tlie meeting, scheduled for 1:30 p.m. in the conference room at tlie Salem Chamber of Com merce office. The original thought behind tlie creation of a tax study com mittee among tlie various chambers of the state was to engngo in an exhaustive study of Oregon's lax picture in an effort to formulle a tax pro gram that would gain the en dorsement of chambers through out the state which could be recommended to tlie 1065 Legis lature. It later was decided that a mecling held during tlie special session of tlie legislature, which will be concerned with taxation and finance problems, would be beneficial. WE'RE THE TALK OF THE TOWN! This it what they're say ing: Our Expert Dressmaking Our Alterations Our Reasonable Prices Our Guaranteed Work BUILD WARDROBES ECONOMICALLY 23 Yeers In Seme Lsteton IDA'S TAILOR SHOP 121 N. ft TU 4-(12I Sunday, November 10, 1963 ment to choose toys and items of clothing as Christmas gifts for their children. The Christmas Store will be open two days, Saturday, Dec. 21, and Monday, Dec. 23, in the Salvation Army building. Pur chases are made on a point system, according to size of families. The telephone service this year will be maintained in the county school office. The number will be TU 2-0263. Last year the center served 1)15 children with toys and cloth ing and 130 families with food baskets. Persecution Of Jews Said Unjust VATICAN CITY I UPI) A document saying there is no Biblical basis for hatred or per secution of the Jews was hand ed out Friday by the Vatican's Secretariat for Promoting Christian Unity at the Ecu menical Council. The document says it is un just to call the Jewish people "cursed by God" for the cruci fixion of Christ, the responsibil ity fur which fails upon all man kind. Tho text of the document, which is proposed as the fourth chapter of an eventual docu ment on ecumenism, was not made public, but the Secretar iat for Promoting Christian Unity issued a communique de scribing its contents. Tho communique said, "T h e part the Jewish leaders of Christ's day played in bringing about the crucifixion docs not exclude the guilt of all man kind. "The personal guilt of these leaders cannot be charged to the whole Jewish people, either of his time or today." The secretariat said tho coun cil document docs not propose to deal with the various causes of anti-Semitism. "However, it does indicate thai the sacred events of the Bible, and, in particular, its ac count of the crucifixion, cannot give rise to disdain or hatred or persecution of the Jews," t h e communique said. CAMBODIA CELEBRATES PIINOM PENH, Cambodia (UPD Chief of Slate Prince Norodum Sinhanouk reviewed a military parade Saturday in the climax of loth anniversary celebrations of the independence of Cambodia. LITTLE PEOPLE'S PUZZLE ' ji 10 ACROSS ' : ; ' jP SACBOS3 3 rKf ill y eA eA mm -ewj ..lkfc.Jt.JU, ,. '0NVH U um -JIOM 'S3N01S "S 'iSDIS BEFORE IKE WIHTIR RUSH its FURNACE SALES ... SERVICE I1 Don't Risk Running Out of Fuel! Use Our "CHECK end FILL" System Don't Risk Running Out of Fuel! U Our "CHECK end FILL" System WESTERN OIL AND BURNER CO. of Klamath Fold 1845 So. 6th Ph. TU 4-3873 DWARFED BY NATURE Glen Canyon Dam, 710-foot-high concrete arch structure across the Colorado River in Ariiona, is scheduled for completion by mid-1 964. The Barn Fire Claims Tof PARK RAPIDS, Minn. (UPI) No one knew 3-year-old Laurie Schmilt was in a farm shed which burned to the ground Thursday afternoon. Her playmate, Mark Wilkens, 4, tried to tell his moNier about Laurie's plight, but she did not understand him. Mrs. Charles Wilkens noticed the fire on her own. She called llie fire department at Park Rapids two miles away. Fire men and forestry men were quickly on the scene but the fire was out of control and the storage shed was destroyed. The firemen left. Mrs. Wilkens was told to watch the smouldering ruins because of the danger of forest fires. Then she noliced the body of Laurie, a neighbor's daughter who had come over to play with Mark without anyone know ing it. The boy and girl apparently were playing in the storage shed when the fire broke out. Murk crawled from the shed and ran to the house, where his mother was conferring with a piano tuner. The boy talked excitedly, but she did not understand his pleas. '01 '3INIS '6 'djfl3 '8 'SOVJalS 'L 'lWm "l "OJ39sis3,SN Phone 4-3873 HEATING OILS COAL PRESTO-LOGS a ; r Forecast Fails PORTLAND (UPI) The long range weather forecast of Dr. Irving P. Krick for the Pacific : SINCE 1872. ..TOP-QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT WARDS : : : ,? 1 . .. it Lj. -mmmi!rmi , - ' x j i i f "1 , - i i """""i , 1 ' i ! ' i.: "1 l ir )( SAME DAY i, -' ' i"-"' V - -- ' C 10-YEAR M T ' i U ; GUARANTEE ( . 0 , You. get a new heater .'. t j free if tank fails due to "i ( 3 J l'C detective mal.riaU or ', . ,' j " m 1 6?G (Ortieorahip during fin "',' ?7 5 yean. You get a new ' " ' prkeplIOfor.och l JfcVssv i t' i " lucceedg year if tank ' ' ' foil during the loir fire yeari. You pay imraila hon charges only otter flotyear. ( 9th and PINE 1 ;f; dam is part of the multimillion-dollar Colorado River stor age project. Logging Congress didn't pan out, he admitted dryly. Dr. Krick, a Denver special ist is making weather predic tions far ahead of time, had Aairuay STORE OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TILL 9 PM PH. TU 4-3188 "Hl forecast "fine weather" for the Congress Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Portland had .82 of an inch of rain Thursday. French Assembly Approves De Gaulle Military Budget PARIS lUPIi-The national assembly adopted France's new militciry budget early Friday, permitting President Charles de Gaulle to proceed with his plane to create an independent nu clear force. The post midnight balloting capped a night of debate punc tuated by angry shouts from opposing deputies. The final vote was 297-160, with 20 ab stentions. The action approved an out lay of $3,974,000,000 for France's military expenditures in the next fiscal year. The sum rep resented a boost of seven per Students Slate Radio Program Don Bowman, director of ed ucation at Kingsley Field, has announced that the speech stu dents at the base will present a panel discussion on the topic, "Are We Americans?" on'Sta tion KFLW, Monday, Nov. 11, at 6:35 p.m. Taking part in the discussion will be Sylvester Baker, Keith Warington, Shirley Border, Carl Paladino, Robert McClure with Ed Now as moderator. The panel, one of the projects in speech, involves the dynam ics of communication in this course offered by the Oregon State System of Higher Educa tion, Division of Continuing Ed ucation. Charles Woodhouse is the instructor. mm. 52-GAL ELECTRIC MODEL - REG. 89.95 8 52-GALLON MODEL For Households With Greater Hot Water Needs. Seme quality features as 30-fjal. heater. 4500W twin heating elements. Compote Words exclusive P giirwdy hc'sr. for-feotufe,priceforprice,guofanlee)fDrguaranteep Fairwoyi outdistance $the others!' You. get- more hofj Wafer, for the money Jiig.hep heating, elitiency,, lower heating bills. Fiber glass insulation plus top heat trap conserve heat save on electricity. Aufd matio thermostat adjusts :f.orn 120 to 180 just set and forget. cent above current appropria tions. Pierre Messmer, minister of the armed forces, told the as sembly the government planned to give priority to atomic weap ons under defense department direction. De Gaulle has advocated an independent nucleaf force for France as a way to increase the nation's prestige. Messmer told the lower house, that France has been producing; atomic bombs since last sum mer, and that production will; be stepped up next year. Shop Today 9 a.m. - 7 p.m. Al Store No. 2 South 6th & Shosto Woy OPEN TILL MIDNIGHT Monday thru Sat. All Grocery Specials from last Thurs. ad good thru Wednesday! MARKET BASKET 9th and Fin So. 6th and Shasta Way LOW PRICES.! - - -- -11 1 1 - - - 1 -1 - ----ir- , ,f fc--(M.lltli
