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HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falli. Oregon
Sunday, December t. 1963
SHRINE GAME TRIP PLANNED The Klamath Union
High School band, shown hare on Modoc Field, will ap
pear in tha pre-game pageantry of the East-West Shrine
Game in San Francisco Dec. 28. The 100-piece band has
been invited to appear in the festivities, but must raise
Lake County Chamber To Pick Board
LAKEVIEW - Ballots have
been sent out to all members of
the Lake County Chamber of
Commerce for the election of 22
to the 1964 Board of bircctors,
according to Trow Long, mana
ger. They must be returned by
Dec. 13.
Thli Yeor Send
PHOTOGRAPH
Christmas Cards
UNDERWOOD'S
CAMERA SHOP
Ph. TU 4-7063
Representing geographical
areas, one is to be voted for in
the following nominations: Fort
Rock and Silver Lake, Merritt
Parks and Warren Morton; Sum
mer Lake, Vancil Withers and
Louis Withers: Paisley, Paul
Rraltain Sr., Howard Bcachlcr;
Adel, Charles Crump and Hill
Kittrcdgc; Plush, Con Taylor
and Phil Lynch; East Side, Will
Vernon and Jim Snider; West
Side, Ralph Rcnncr and Orla
Shullanbcrgcr: Thomas Creek,
Chester B. Clark and C. W.
OTICE!
All grocery and variety specials in last
Thursday's Big-Y Ad good through this
coming Wednesday!
IG-Y
Super Market
4710 South 6th
FEATURE
THE GIFT
WITH THE
YEAR
guarantee
its own traveling expenses. Persons interested in contrib
uting to the trip fund may send their donations to LaMar
Jensen, director of instrumental music at the school.
Drum major for the band is Dean Guyer.
KU Band
To Play
At Frisco
The Klamath Union High
School marching band has been
invited to be one of the feature
hands to provide timeout and
quarter - time music at t h e
Shrine East-West football game
in San Francisco Dec. 28.
The band will also be partici
pating in the pre-game pagean
try and half-time activity.
This will be the ninth time
the band has attended this an
nual foothaH classic, and Klam
ath Falls has received consid
erable favorable publicity from
the band's efforts.
Members of the band have
been working this year on their
annual fruit cake sales project.
Proceeds from this project go
into Hie band's East-West game
fund. LaMar K. Jensen, direc
tor of instrumental music, es
timated the cost of the trip
this year to be $3,000, Band pa
trons, business firms and other
interested persons wore asked
to contribute to the band's East
West game fund by sending
their checks to Jensen, Klamath
'Union High School.
Shasta Drive
Will Aid Needy
MOUNT SHASTA-Community
Aid is now staging its annual
drive for clothing and food for
needy persons in the area. The
elementary school PTA is also
assisting.
All items collected may be
taken to the Methodist Evangel
ical Church, corner of South A
and Ida streets, where they will
be sorted.
Mrs. Marge Poc is chairman
of the drive and may be con
tacted at WA 6-2133 for further
information.
Ogle; Valley Falls, Donald Sims
and George Cormie.
Representing the various oc
cupations in the county, the
nominations are Lumber Indus
try, John McDonald, Carroll
McDonald, R. L. McLane and
A. J. Callaghan (vote for two);
Business and Commerce, Ray
Harlan, Melds Klynn, Chuck
Wood, Mickey Goodnough (vote
for two'; Agriculture, Frosty
Abramson, Warren Maxwell
(vote for one); Public Service,
Glenn Tyler, Don Maxwell (vote
for one); Directors at Large,
Harold Baughman, Wilhort Coo
per, J. D. Corum, C. J. Crog
han, Jim Lanipkins, Ed Casto,
Everett O s t e r m a n, N. R.
Smith, Jim Howard, T. R. Conn,
E. H. McKinney, Carol Simp
son, Wayne Whitehead (vote for
six).
INDIANS GET CREDIT
NEW DELHI rMJPD - The
United Slates signed an agree
ment Saturday to provide India
Willi on $110 million credit to
build its first atomic power
plant.
The plant, lo be constructed
st Tarapur, 02 miles north of
Bombay, will tiave a planned
capacity of 330 million watts.
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Kalcnaar
SUNDAY
EAGLES AUXILIARY, 4 to 6
p.m., monthly dinner, Eagles
Hall.
FRIENDSHIP COURT, Order
of Amaranth, 6:30 p.m. .officers'
practice , Scottish Rite Temple.
MONDAY
LICENSED PRACTI
CAL NURSES, 8 p.m., Christ
mas party, gift exchange, in
stallation, Community Lounge.
DEGREE OF HONOR, 7:30
p.m., meeting, plan children's
Christmas party, KC Hall.
GREAT BOOKS DISCUSSION
GROUP, 7:30 p.m. "St. (Mat
thew," City Library basement.
KENO SCHOOL ALUMS, 7
p.m., no host dinner for Edna
Bloom, Molatore's. For infor
mation call TU 2-1977 or TU
2-3304.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS, 8
p.m., Christmas party, $1 gift
exchange, Sacred Weart parish
hall.
TUESDAY
KENO PTA, 6 p.m., potluck
dinner, 7 pm. business meeting,
7:30 p.m., father-son basketball
game.
WOTM, Friendship members,
7:30 p.m., Christmas party, gift
exchange, Moose Home.
CITY FACULTY WIVES, 8
p.m., meeting, Elks party room.
ALOHA 61, OES, 8 p.m.,
Christmas meeting, $1 gift ex
change, Masonic Temple.
ART AUCTION. SALE. Klam
ath Art Association, 2 to 9 p.m.,
(Maple Park gallery. Public invited.
MISSED THE DATE - This Easter Lily bloomed last
Easter. The plant was set out in the yard at the home of
W. C. Hooper, 2355 Orchard Way. It showed signs of
blooming this fall and after temperatures dropped, Hoop
er covered it with a common cardboard box and used a
small lighted light bulb for greenhouse care. It now has
three full blooms and four large buds. Mrs. Gordon
Grove, daughter of W, C. Hooper, displayed plant to
Herald and News cameraman, Don Kettler.
Criticism Of Applause
Leads To Resignation
WOODLAND, Ca. (l'PI The
principal of a grammar school
has resigned after refusing to
back down from his criticism of
students' applause at the news
of President John F. Kennedy's
assassination.
Joseph Parham, in a leter to
the Atlanta Constitution,
charged that "a parent, who by
flaunting the law. tolerating
hatred and scorning justice,
brings a child to hate ..." He
said criticism touched off by
the letter was "almost unbear
able." Tile Woodland City Council
passed a resolution censuring
Pailiam and declaring his letter
"does not adequately express
tiie attitude of the Wccdland
people."
Talbot County School Super
intendent Ilujih Dixon said Par-,
ham "has ended his usefulness
here."
In the letter Parham said
that 11-and 12-year-old students
applauded when told of the late
President's death.
Parham refused to appear at
a Parent Teacher Association
meeting Thursday night at the
urging of Talbot County offi
cials "to apologize" for the let
ter. He said he resigned, effective
immediately, because "the ten
sions, misunderstandings and
animosities would be greatly
lessened by my absence."
Girl Scout Council Slates
Tuesday Meet At Lakeview
LAKE-VIEW The board of canceled due to the closing of
the Lake County Girl Scouts
Council will meet on Tuesday,
Dec. 10, at 8 p.m., at the home
of Mrs. G. W. Thornburg.
Board members are urged to
attend this important meeting.
Tlie Girl Scout Council will
meet sometime during the week
of Dec. 16. with the exact time
and date to be announced later.
Lakeview residents are urged
to patronize the Christmas hol
ly sale between Dec. 7 and 14
on the street corners and in
front of stores in the downtown
area. Uniformed Cadette, Jun
ior, and Senior Girl Scouts will
be in charge, and all profits go
to the participating troops.
The schedule of troops who
were to have made favors for
the iMautz Nursing Home was
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the home. iMr. and .Mrs. Wilbur
Maute have sent their personal
thanks through the scout office
to all troops and to the council
for the monthly favors and all
the happy memories provided
in the past. In turn, the girls
have thanked the Mautzes f o r
the privilege of sharing their
activities with the guests of
the home.
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