Sunday, Drrrmbrr 2J, 19M PAGE JA
HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath FalU. Or.
Exchange Youth Awaits
Christmas -U.S. Style
DUNSMUIR- Christmas will
be different for Jose Saldeno,
Venezuelan student attending
Dunsmuir High School under
the American Field Service
Program, but there will be
many similarities too.
Joe, as he is known in Duns
muir, will celebrate Christmas
as a member of a closely knit
family just as if he were at
home in Venezuela. His Ameri
can family with whom he is liv
ing for the school year are Mr.
and Mrs. William Anderson
and sons, Rickey and Steve.
'Christmas Day in Dunsmuir
will begin with the opening of
presents and father will be up
first, according to Mrs. Ander
son. The traditional turkey din
ner will be just for the imme
diate family as Anderson rela
tives are scattered across the
United States.
In Venezuela, Joe and his
parents and brother and sister
normally spend Christmas with
grandparents in Caracas. It is
the custom to have large fam
ily gatherings of several gener
ations, Joe explained.
Dairy mass at 5 a.m. each
morning from Dec. 15 to Dec.
24 is part of the religious ob
servance of Christmas in Ven.
ezuela. In Dunsmuir, Joe will
witness special Christmas
events at the Methodist Church
where both Air. and Mrs. An
derson are members of the"
choir. He also attends St.
John's Catholic Church here.
', . Following early mass, Christ
mass gaiety begins for many
Venezuelan young people with
early moi ning roller skating
parties popular events. Par
ties and roving singing groups
continue through Christmas
week,
Joe is spending his energies
this year as a member of the
Dunsmuir High School basket
ball team and was a partici
pant in the annual Christmas
basketball tournament hosted
by Weed High School the week
end before Christmas.
Social events will be im
promptu get-togethers of high
school friends.
School holidays would nor
mally be about the same in
Venezuela as in the United
Stales, with class parties high
lighting the last days before va
cation starts. But Venezuelan
schools have been closed for
some time because of student
involvement in political vio
1 e n c e. Joe's parents, both
school teachers, deplore the ac-
District Votes
To Join Eugene
EUGENE (UPI) - Residents
of the Bethel-Danebo district
north and west of here voted
1.174 to 1,000 Thursday in favor
of annexation to the city of Eu
gene. About 60 to BS per cent of the
registered voters cast ballots.
The proposal had been defeated
twice before.'
Addition of the seven square
miles of residential, industrial
and agricultural property would
increase Eugene's population by
about 7,000. Residents of the
city will vote on the proposal
Jan. 7.
Jury Charges Drug Firm
For Concealing Test Facts
WASHINGTON (UPI - A
federal Brand jury Friday indict
ed a major drug firm on
charges of concealing test re
sults of a new drug that may
have caused injuries and sexual
changes in animals.
The drug MER-29, was on
sale for almost two years and
was prescribed for about 40,
ooo patients. The drug firm said
in a statement that "like any
significant drug" MER-29 had
some side effects, but these
were rexirted in "substantially
less than 1 per cent of the pa
tients." The indictment against the
William S. Merrell Co. charged
that Merrell made false reports
to the government in seeking
approval of tlie drug designed
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Thuriday'i Big-Y Ad good through this
coming Wedneiday!
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tions of the extreme political
parties which have incited
these students and write that
schools will pruhahly reopen
Jan. 6.
Joe appreciates attending
school without being subject to
political pressures and pos
sible physical danger. At Duns
muir High he is getting high
marks in his senior subjects
and recently tock rart in the
senior, play.
He finds quite a contrast in
his American community, a
small town surrounded by snow
covered mountains. In Vene
zuela, he lives in a flatland city
suburb.
The Christmas tree is part of
the holiday scene in Venezuela
but most trees must be im
ported from the United States
or Canada. He says aluminum
trees are becoming familiar
sights too.
Howevei, the manger scene
is the center of Christmas de
cor in Venezuelan homes and
every family treasures the tig
ures of the creche.
Court Records
MUNICIPAL COURT
Dec. H, lfiJ
G o r d o n Randall Sellers, reckless
driving, SI 00 fine.
Frank Rudolph Brock, drunk, $25 or
five or 10 dayn
Men David, drunk, $25 or five or 10
days.
Douglas Gene Shuey, drunk, (25 or
five or 10 dyi.
Charles James Luallen, drunk, $25 or
five or 10 days,
Ira Ellis Barrett, drunk, $25 or five
or 10 days.
James Ray Ryan, drunk, continued.
Blurton Baker, drunk, $25 or live or
10 days.
Ada Vasquez, drunk, $25 forfeited.
Leon Pearson, drunk, $25 or five or
10 days.
Joseph Cook, drunk, $25 lorfeiled.
Martin Lotches, drunk, $25 forfeit
ed. December 20. 1143
Bill Johnson Jr., assault with a
dangerous weapon, continued,
Simeon Riddle Jr., drunk, $50 or 10
or 20 days.
Reagan Clay,' drunk, $75 forfeited.
Sammie McKnight, disorderly con
duct, $50 or 10 days.
Reld David, drunk, $75 or five or 10
days.
William R. Reaudette, drunk, $75 or
five or 10 days.
Ralph Gestvang, drunk, dismissed .
Carlos Lugo Jr.. drunk, $75 forfeited.
Roberto Escobedo, tlrunk, $25 or five
or 10 days.
Michael Francis Siowey, disorderly
Conduct, $50 or 10 days.
Dewey Mason, drunk, $25 forfeited.
Malt Miilovats, drunk, $75 or live or
10 days,
Harold Roath, drunk, $25 or five or
10 day.
Joseph Ulysses Eftman, drunk, $25
or five or 10 days.
Dec. 17, 1963
Lettysue Summer, allowing minor lo
violate curtew, dismissed.
Ernest Barnes, drunk, $25 or five or
10 days.
John G. McMillan, drunk, $75 forfeit
ed. Andrew Padgett, drunk, $75 or five
or 10 days.
Harley S. Starnes, drunk, $75 or
five or 10 days.
Judia. Silva, drunk, $25 or five or 10
days.
Charles Atan Harm, reckless driving,
continued.
Rosie Lee Snell. disorderly conduct,
$50 or 10 days;' hit and run, $100 and
30 days; drunken driving, $300 fine;
and no operator's license, dismissed,
Eugene Montgomery, drunk, $25 or
five or 10 days.
Larente Jackson, drunk, $25 or five
or 10 days.
Russell Allen Burdick, drunken driv
ing, $300 fine.
Dec. II, 1963
Beafty John, drunk, $25 or five or
$0 days.
Annabelll Crain, disorderly conduct,
continued.
David Lee Vincent, allowing minor
to violate curfew, $25 or five or 10 days.
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FLOODS KILL 13
RABAT, Morocco ( UPI ' -Seasonal
floods have killed at
least 13 persons arid isolated
about 20 villages in Ihe North
Moroccan area where 50 per
sons drowned in floods last year
it was reported today. .
to reduce the body's production
of cholesterol. R. H. Marschalk,
president of Merrell's parent
firm, answered that "there def
initely was never any intent" to
deceive the government.
The Merrell firm had been a
primary distributor of thalido
mide, a sedative suspected of
causing deformities in babies
when used by expectant moth
ers. The indictment charged the
Merrell Company and three
scientists made false statements
or withheld information from
the Food and Drug Administra
tion in seeking permission tn
market MER-29. It also charged
that results of experiments with
the drug, showing severe injur
ies to test animals, were con
cealed bv the firm.
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7 Tools
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MOTORIZED ELECTRIC ROTARY
TREE STANDS
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REGULAR 4.97
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TWIN BED SINGLE CONTROL
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