Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, December 09, 1963, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Text.1!! GIFTS OF THE MAGI But hentr Mr. James Dillingham Young coma none ond reached his flat above, he as called "Jim" . , . BONANZA MRS. GKORCE THOMPSON has returned home from a visit with her mother and sisters at Fresno. MR. AND MRS. RAY BRAD SHAW and three children of Eu gene spent Thanksjivin; with his mother, Mrs. Eula Brad thaw. MR. AND MRS. FRANK BROWN tpent a few days in Portland with their dauphter. Trudy, and other relatives. WALTER SMITH SR. spent several days with his daughter, Mrs. Lewis Parsons, and lamilv of Ml. Hebron. MRS. GUST HUYNGKLSON p Klamath Falls has been ill and her son and ilauphlcr-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Bryn gclson. and family of Rupert have visited with her. They also visited Mrs. Bryngelson Jr.'s mother, Mrs. Evea Adams, Langell Valley. MR. AND MRS. LAWRENCE SHELLEY and children spent the Thanksgiving weekend in Medford with relatives. NAOMI BRANHAM of Klam ath Falls is visiting in Langell Valley with her sister. Frances Branham, and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Albert and family. MR. AND MRS. HENRY OBERHEIDE spent s e v e r al days in Eugene with their daughter. Linda, and other rel atives and friends. Mrs. Bertha Vinson stayed on their ranch while they were away. Original Colonies ACROSS 1 "Old Dominion" S "Tea Party" colony (sb.) 13 Warning 14 Two-toe d sloth 15 Abrogator 16 Lacerated 17 Elect 18 Hareme 20 Pheasant brood 22 Consume 23 Obstructions : Accomplish 28 Lustrous element 32 Malt drink 33 "Battle of Trenton" colony 35 Colored handkerchiefs 37 Exist 38 Unfasten 39 ' Baltlo of Cowpens" colony lab.) 40 Cuold vestment 43 Hebrew measure 45 Massachusetts city 49 Crisp toast 53 College building 54 Balkan native 56 Medicinal plant 57 Thought logically 58 Body of water 59 Colony between bay and ocean DOWN 1 Weasel 2 Holly 3 Ribbed fabric 4 Spinach 5 European country 6 Nothing 7 Miss Robb 8 Admit B Change undergoer 41 Priestly in soon 1 p 13 14 15 16 17 18 I 19 110 111 112 rs : F5 IB n pp i9 23 Z4 (25 1" 2b W ip 9 B0 pi 32 j 34 35 36 7 37 38 IH B f"Go ' ' 41 jTl43 W j 45 46 147 48 Hp 50 151 152 53 ' 54 55 57 55 59 I I I I I I 9 J- "SuVSPAPLR LMLRI'RISL ASSN. Npfn i m JAN. 6 Robertson School of Business 411 MAIN TU 2-4126 KLAMATH FALLS, ORE. MR. ROBERTSON AVAILABLE FOR COUNSELING BY APPOINTMENT Fall.. Or, MnBdav D,mb,r .. im ... ond greatly hugged by Mrs. James Dilling ham Young, also known as Delia. Which as all very good. BASIN BRIEFS I MR. AND MRS. HOWARD SCHMIDT and Debbie spent Thanksgiving Day at Malin with I her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dick I Derry. Her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wo- mack, and sons of Sattley were also there. MR. AND MRS. JIMMY DYE, suns Neal and Blaine of Central Point spent the weekend with their sin. Wayne Dye. and fam ily. MRS. 'KL'BV BROW N is spending several weeks at Burns with her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Johnson. RONNIE CHANCE has re turned to Lincoln. .Neb., where he will leave with the Armed Forces for Spain for s e v e r a 1 months. His wife and two small daughters, .loan liulh and Jen nie Kae. will be in Bonanza with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vcrl Ilcselline. Uonnie is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Chance of Merrill. MR. AND MRS. DAVID L. GARDNER and Sandra of San Jose spent several days in Bo nanza with his brother, Bill Gardner, and family. BOBBY HARTLEY is recov ering from a tonsil operation. His mother, Mrs. Virginia Hart ley, is substitute teaching at SpraE'ue River for a few days. JUni RANDALL a junior at Bonanza High School is in Klam ath Valley Hospital recover ing from an appendectomy. Answer to Previous Puzile 11 Feminine weights appellation 34 Knave in cards 12 Celestial bodies 36 Operated i 19 Titles phone 21 British statesman 23 Hindu gentleman 24 Russian wolfhound 25 Cleft 27 Possesses 40 Heretofore 42 Whiskers 44 Bovine stomachs 45 Fellow 46 Light circlet 47 Biblical judge 48 Downwind 29 Ivan (or one 50 Miss Cavalier! 30 Go by aircraft 51 Well-known 31 Alkaline boxer solutions 52 Peruvian tribe SSEMnnien Sn Balance lab l g V E Nl EjRliEjS TATE Pl 1 iNMSjTjTten A M AJg HIOINIIO wUSjols 5 T bTr a mSSMmEHIt e gttjl T I p E E T TIE rTTpI BY MR. AND MRS. CARL FERNLLND of Medford spent the weekend with his brother, I Fred Fernlund Sr., and family. MR. AND MRS. WES DEAR BORN left Dec. 2 for Lowrey City, Mo., to spend a month with their son-in-law and daugh ter, Mrs. Harold Snyder, and four children. They will visit relatives in Idaho on their way. MR. AND MRS. MARTYN EMBERTSON Sr. spent Thanks giving day at Newell with Mart Emberlson Jr. and fam ily. Their son, Leslie Embert son. has returned home from several weeks at Nevhall, Calif., with his grandmother. MR. AND MRS. FRANK BROWN have moved to Med ford to spend the winter. J. E. HOUSE spent Thanks giving in Sacramento with his daughter and three sons and their families. MR. AND MRS. EDWIN GEL'S of Eugene have a baby daughter. Jean Frances. She joins an older brother. He is the son of Winola Faulstich, all are former Langell Valley residents, j MRS. NETTIE DAVIS left to ' spend several weeks at Bel mont with her daughter. Mrs. Johnnie Campbell, and son. Dennis Davis, and their fami lies. MR. AND MRS. DAVID STU ART and small daughter spent Thanksgiving at M o n u m e n t Ore., with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Musgrave. MR. AND MRS. ED VAUGHN and children of Altur as are spending a few days with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bide Steward. MR. AND MRS. RALPH OR- TON spent several days at Al bany with their daughter, Mrs. Jim Buerge. and family, and their son. LeRoy Orion, and family. They accompanied their son and daughter-in-law Air. and Mrs. George Orton, Tule lake. MR. AND MRS. EART HIT SON JR. and children of Oak ridge spent a few days with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Lilly and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hitson Sr. WE HAVE THE BEST DRESSED TURKEYS IN TOWN! Grade "A" birds specially selected (or good feasting. May we have your order now to assure you of getting just tht bird you wont for Christmos. MARKET BASKET So. 6th & Shasta Way TU 4-4050 Nl A frT PKC.t-t I O. HENRY President Dips Daily WASHINGTON tUPl '-President Johnson has taken to the White House pool for daily su ims to keep in physical shape and relax from the pressure of his new job. The Chief Executive, after completing a day of conferences and paper work. Friday had a swim in the healed pool before leaving the White House for his suburban home. Johnson was understood to have begun using the pool Tues day evening and to have con tinued the practice every even ing since tiien. The late President John F. Kennedy used to get in two swims a day as therapy for his back ailment. The pool was in stalled at the White House dur ing tlic tenure of President Franklin D. Roosevelt whose only exercise, because of polio, was swimming. DON'T PAMPER YOUR WIFE Let Her Winterproof the Porch with FLEX-O-GLASS This Year Any little lady can enclose) a porch or breeeway with Warp'a FLEX-O-GLASS. It's so easy! Just cut with shears and tuck over screens. Makes a warm, sunlit room, flooded with healthful Ultraviolet rays, where the children can play all winter long or use as an extra Store-room. Genuine, crystal elesr FLEX-O-GLASS last for years at a fraction the cost of fjlass. Only 87f a sq. yd. at your local hdwre. or lmbr. dealer. 9th & Pine TU 4-3167 tm mm L - Vnk Long befora Chnstmos, AjSfjl JSC. Delia had decided to M,3Vjr5r; buy a present tor her V A?tA 1 ! Jlm' ' bulldozing the i (T' if 9"Xf oni the butcher, h""4 fiA W'' 71 " ,av,a' ,,en pnny "tfV-frV'lt -J tht "uld for """'" I 0H A n JAN. 6 New Gift Ideas Suggested By DICK WEST I nilfd Press InlFrnaltottal WASHINGTON 'l l'l' - If someim on your Christmas list is a farmer who has every thing may be able to solve your shopping picblcm. The Agriculture Department's research service has just come up Hh an item that should make an ideal gift for the hard-to-buy-lor granger or hufband man. It's a fallout shelter for cos. Talk about agrarian status symbols! 1 would rather have a bovine fallout shelter than an atomic-powered churn. According to the department, this type of shelter has a dual function. It will provide fallout shelter for 50 cows. And in be tween nuclear attacks, it can serve as a dairy barn. Shelters Farmer Also Tlie shelter also has space for six people. This will, the depart ment notes, "permit the dairy man to care for his livestock during a fallout emergency with out leaving the barn " The department, as you can see, has thought of everything except how the farmer is going to deliver the milk. Another new development by i m Y" Gone are the days when every homemaker was a weather - watcher on washdays! Gone are the days of back-breaking washday drudgery - dragging heavy wet clothes outside to a clothesline to dry . . . Gone, matter of fact, is washday! With an electric clothes dryer, any day, any weather, any time is washday . . . and it's all-as easy as turning a dial! i With an electric clothes dryer, you . . . mJaLTZTW ROUG WAS H DAY . . . and dry your clothes gentler, smoother, and faster as well! B & B Radio & Electric Cascade Home Furnishings TU 4-8365 Eastside Appliance TU 4-8886 Home Appliance J. W. Kerns FREE r 1 M This offer s good only en new drytrs inifafled In the homes of maftrtd customers of COPCO Division, Pacific Power & Lght Company; Klamath Falls, Lska vitw, and Alturas Districts of Central Division, Pacific Povtr & Light Company; City of Ashland, Douglas Electric Cooperative, and Surprise Valley Electrifica tion Corporation. the agricultural re:eaivh center also is designed to reduce dam age from fallout, but of a some what different type. It is an improved floor for turkey cages. The department reports that it reduces Iran 10 per cent to less than 1 per cent the number of shells that a tur key cracks in laying eggs. Still another dev elcj ment that I found captivating Is the re search service's answer to the ' alfalfa weevil problem in the eastern pan of the United States. The alfalfa weevil became established in the East about 12 years ago and has been go ing great guns ever since. It has caused far more damage than it ever did in the West. Well, sir, one of the bovs down at the lab has figured out me reason tor tins, it s Because the alfalfa weevil is not beset by ntural enemies as it is in the West HOLD MK.MOttlAL MASS PARIS L'Pl A Requiem Mass in memory of President John F. Kennedy was held Sat urday under the auspices of the Franco-American Friendship As sociation at the St. Pierre de Chaillol church. J3 WASHDAY IS A WALTZ TU 2-4434 Company - TU 4-8183 TU 4-4197 Uhlig's- - For The Farmer Who Has The department has moved I to remedy the situation by I r CCl MISCHIEVOUS jWlX ill STONEAGE BABY DOLL $3 YOU CAN'T HELP mV I BUT LOVE HER! . 11 M i g PAY LESS I p , PRICE 3 v7tfEn aim Merit's Montgomery Ward & Co. Sears Roebuck & Company Shaffer Electric Tower Furniture TU 2-5512 ! Beautifully gift wrapped in three separate boxes, these colorful sets, from J. P. Stevens Cr Company, ore yours as a gift with your purchase of an electric clothes dryer from a Col Ore Electrical League dealer before December 14th. Use them to add exciting beauty to your own bed room and bath - use them as gifts to friends. See the Queen Marie gift set displayed by your favorite Col Ore Electrical League dealer. Retail value: $24.95. .,.YOUR A9SOLUTELY bringing in anti-weevil insects I from California ' and other "ROCKSY" HLH?HD TU 4-4478 TU 4-3188 - TU 2-4481 TU 2-5503 s iu u, nWei cm TU 4-8858 'T 16-piece Queen Marie SHEET AND TOWEL SET Everything places, includjie Eurooe. Should be an interestinsr MDeriment. FREE!