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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 23, 1963)
HERALD AND NEWS, Klam.lh Fallf. Oregon Tuesday, December 24. 1961 PACE-IB I MERRY I CHRISTMAS I Th entire staff at So. Oregon Aviation wishes you o very hoppy holi day. We will be closed all day Christmas day! SO. OREGON AVIATION INC. li Klamath Falls Airport Round Up Santa's Reindeer Fan m fie Making! lVILIi you help the gnome W above round up Santa's reindeer? As you can see, the animals are frolicking in pairs, and the gnome must travel some confusing paths to find them. Arrows indicate where round up trail begins and ends. Only indicated paths may be used. Incidentally, can you name the members of Santa's team? jd3utJr. 'isuioj 'uaziua iiumibv You Have a Choice SUPPOSE someone made you the following offer. How would you reply ? Which would you rather have: a half-dozen dozen dollar bills, or six dozen dozen dimes? Answer quickly, without peek ing below. 'W99t t"05 muiip qx 'tit no.t j uaifBiitui aq p.noji :imhuv TTUS THE night before the night before Christmas, and all through Santa's house, not a single thing X is stirring, not even the proverbial mouse. But Santa's head Is spinning . . . Teddy bears, dolls, and drums ... a million sundry details ... too many sugar plums. "Easy there. Dancer! Slow down there Blitzen!" Santa shouts to his team. "We're coming in for a landing. You're getting tip too much steam !" Nick's vision halts abruptly. The outcome is pictured here f. Just add the follow ing colors: G Green, B Blue, R Red, T Yellow, Br Brown, Gr Gray, T Tan, P Pink. Oh, dear! Know Your Way? HOW many of the following famous streets, avenues, etc., can you locate correctly in their respective cities? 1. Peach tree street .... Paris 5. Via Venlto Tokyo S. Fifth Avenue Madrid 4. Qual d'orsay Athens 5. Cadillac Square .... Chicago 6. Prado New York 7. Michigan Blvd Atlanta 8. Odos Carneaudou .. Vienna S. Glnza Rome 10. Loewelstrasse Detroit "! A '01 o.tnoj; -ft -euimv g -oSsjo pup S 'duioy x )UIV i :ij..Hflav Riddle Me This WHAT never asks a question but demands many answers, especially at Yuletide? '(aaoqd jo) nqjoop am, :Mtoy Check This Out? ITS easy to fashion an eye catching holly wreath from plastic or paper. Simply embel lish a cardboard base (12 dia., 23 wide) with artificial leaves, berries and a big, red bow. 1W () oo CAN you place 12 checks above bo that there are just two in each horizontal, vertical and corner-to-corner row? pa itt :iuonm imt pai pJR miJ :ms Pt PUC 81 :ilJnoj pu pus :pjfi( -u Pu rje iu -ii pa is i .cu doj, inoiintoi auo ERRIES-t Cut sutficlent green leaves and red berries from plastic, cloth or colored paper to cover base or substitute hand-colored paper. U.S. Soldiers Demonstrate Peace, Goodwill By FREDERICK II. TREESH Peace on earth and goodwill to men. This seven-word glad tiding from the Bible is, in essence, the dual role in which millions of American servicemen are cast around the world at Christ mas, 1963. Americans fight a bloody guorrila war in Vict Nam, yet translate the spirit of Christ mas of ill-clothed native chil dren in the form of toys and candy. Soldiers spend Christmas Day in barbed wire-enclosed gun emplacements along the 155 mile truce line in Korea, guard ing the peace, while their com rades, a few miles back, express good will to men by holding a Christmas party for orphans. In Europe, Army troops, air men and Navy personnel pause amid their cold war duties to share their substance and the spirit of Christmas with under privileged families. And at home, military per sonnel from coast to coast and border to border have dug down lo contribute a few dollars or hours of service to make Christ mas a little merrier for their fellow Americans whose person, al or economic circumstances deny them the opportunity to enjoy a happy, abundant holiday. In wartorn Vict Nam, from the wild mountain ranges to the norlh to the tropical, steaming flatlands in the south, Ameri can servicemen will bring Christmas to more than 100 com munities. They will distribute gifts to youngsters orphaned by the guerrila war and pass out can dy and cakes to children of the Montagnard tribes of the cen tral highlands who never before heard of the birth of Christ or the Christmas season observed in the Christian world. Toys, clothing and candy, so licited from Christian churches in the states by military chap lains, will be distributed throughout the country. And the lean, tough Special Forces troops will take time at Christ mas to hold parties for children at remote outpost villages. . In Korea. 50.000 American soldiers will play Santa Claus to underprivileged children. This has become an annual tra dition since Americans first came to Korea 18 years ago, first to reconstruct it from Jap anese rule and later to fight off Communist aggression. In the Philipines, U. S. forces will brighten the Christmas sea son for civilians around major bases, like Clark Field and the naval installations at Sangley Point and Suhic Bay. All Units Help ' In Europe from England to the Iron Curtain, Bremerha ven on the North Sea to t h e boot of Italy nearly every American troop unit will do something to make Christmas a little merrier for underprivi leged youngsters and old folks. The 14th Armored Cavalry will treat 2,000 children in vil lages along the Iron Curtain in Germany to candy, bubble gum, ice cream and toys delivered by Army jeep with a German speaking Santa Claus aboard. In one of the most concerted programs the world around, the U.S. Marine Corps is collecting toys for needy children in its "Toys for Tots" drive. It's a project of the Marine Corps re serve but supported heavily by regular Marines. All ships in the Navy's 6th Fleet in the Mediterranean have scheduled Christmas parties for children, entertainment at hos pitals and orphanages. MERRY CHRISTMAS And may I take this oppor tunity to thank you for your kind patronage this past year. John Owens Electric TU 4-7350 ll s time again to wish you great joy all through this happy holiday season! 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THE m ill mM-s- i ' " . WW- IP' W ' hristmas is in the heart. joys are deeper and fond iendships are cherished, your Yuletide he a cheerful 'or you and your lainily. and all the gang at Malin Market Downtown Molin, Oregon ...... - a j.Jm-wx -t-Jcr v mis &v ,jm w -j w. m lis- Ttfa easons S r I 1 m Y reelings Many thanks to our loyal friends! Your patronage has made this year a won derful one for us, and we are sincerely grateful. Happy holidays to you and yours! We send warm wishes by the heartful, with the hope that the joys of the season may long endure. And Remember . . . Leave Your Car Here for Wash and Parking While Exchanging Those Christmas Gifts . . . FREE CAR WASH WITH PURCHASE OF AUTO FLOOR MATS FILL UP WITH AMERICAN GAS! M GREEN STAMPS CAR WASH 7th & Pine Ph. TU 2-2422 JS R I X K 8 X X X .9 O
