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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 23, 1963)
Skating Classes Set For Moore Park Rink The city Parks and Recrea tion Department today an nounced that skating classes will begin Jan 6 at the Moore Park rink, assuming weather conditions are favorable. The department said persons desiring to register for the classes should do so by calling the recreation office at city hall or appearing in person. Mrs. Gail Carter of Klamath Kails, a former member of the Sonja Henic Ice Revue, will conduct the classes. Classes will be offered for be ginners and more experienced students. Also one- and two-student private lessons will be available. All classes for both adults and children w ill consist of (our one hour sessions and will cost $3.50 per person for the course. Pri vate instruction will be given for $3.50 per half-hour of instruc tion. Each public class will be COS Institutes Register Plan WEED A new system of reg ulation for evening classes during the spring semester is being instituted by College of the Siskiyous. Three evenings prior to the start of classes have been set aside for registration in eve ning division classes. They are: Jan. 23 Campus Center, 6:30 9 p.m., for all classes in coun ty: Jan. 27 Yreka High School, 7-9 p.m., for Yreka classes only; Jan. 29 Dunsmuir High School, 7-9 p.m., or Dunsmuir classcs only. All other classes will register at the first meeting of each class. STAR -Bt CLAY R. M Your Daily Activity Guide H . According to (h Sfon. To develop messoge for Wednesday, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign. 1A 31 And Al And 2 Kp;r 32 Unusual 62 Ptop'.e -viApa. 2c 1), 2- 8 28-35 5WO-S7-881 ,f TAURUS APR. 21 i MAY 31 3 Omrmai 33 Ce'ebrattons 6j ' of) 0.12-27-4 5 You II 6A 7 Rombow 8 A 9 YotAt 10 Keen 1 1 Recede 12 G-Jt 13 Calm 14 R-ol 15 EncircJes 1 6 Someone's 17 Got Jfi Children 19 And 20 And 21 S-me 22Nru 2? 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Experienced high school stu dent and adult classes will be on Monday and Thursday, 3-4 p.m. a nd experienced women skaters will be taught Tues day and Friday, 3-4 p.m., both for two weeks. Beginning and experienced children will have four days of instruction, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday of one one week. The beginners will be 4-5 p.m. and the experienced children, 5-fi p.m. Register Date Set WEED-College of the Siski yous announced that advance registration for returning stu dents will be open from Jan. 6 to Jan. 22 by appointment with faculty advisers. New students are required lo take the placement test to be given Jan. 22 at 6:30 p.m. on the college campus. The new students' for t h e spring semester may then reg ister Jan. 23 and 24. Anyone registering after Jan. 24 will be charged a late registration (ce. Instruction for the term will begin Jan. 27. Physical exam inations are also required for new students. 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M HERE, JESUS TLAYED Hallowed by 20 centuries of Christianity is Nazareth, Israel, where Jesus socnt his youth. Ancient streets of the old,, old city, home for Mary and Joseph and their holy child, the Christmas season. 'Atomic' Type Explosion Shatters Anti-Freeze Warehouse In Indiana RVMMO.ND, Ind. lUI'P An explosion described as "some thing like an alomic bomb" roared through a huge burning warehouse storing anti-fieeze Monday. One fireman was killed and 19 persons were injured. For a time it was feared sev eral firemen might have been caught in the flaming debris but all were accounted for. The firemen were pouring water on the Uliana Transit Warehouse when the pre-dawn explosion blasted the building and collapsed a section of' it. The explosion was heard for miles. "The impact was something like an atomic bomb," police man George Magunary said. "It mushroomed out and was followed by a suction." iKnocked .To Ground One fireman was knocked about 20 feet. A newsman, Gene Langle of station WJOB, said lie was knocked to the ground, and when he came lo his senses lie ran to a police car and shouted in the radio, "there's been a terrible explo sion here. Send all the help you We eagerly take this opportunity to thank you, our customers, for i patience and patronage during the busv Holiday Season. !' S ef came from, Nazareth is a focal point for The injured were taken to St. Margaret Hospital. All were firemen except one. Richard Wylie. a Chicago Sun-Times photographer. Aides said seven of them were treated. Most suf fered from smoke inhalation and cuts. The dead man was identified as Francis Volk. He was stand ing by an engine and was killed outright by a flying object. The rig had pulled between tlie burning warehouse and, an adjacent building and it was showered with flying debris. Jt was because of this that offi cials feared for some time that firemen might have been trapped under the rubble. Victims Identified The hospitalized were identi fied as Paul Kochis, Robert Alexanderson, Fred Vahst, Rob ert Jens. Fred Smolen, Jack Wilson. Asst. Chief John ova lich, iMichael Sanders and Fred Kocol. The fire was brought under control about 7:30 a.m. CST. An official of the firm said the warehouse, a one-story i. 8 II I1 ll on appraisa observances by pilgrims during building t, slecl and corrugated metal construction, contained an undetermined quantity of anti-frcezo and soap. The offi cial said he hud no idea what caused the explosion or what the damage would amount to. Observers said the warehouse was a total loss and only a shell was standing. The explo sion collapsed a section about 50 yards long. The warehouse cov ered 60.000 square feet. aKe sions IIKRALD AND NT US, Klamath GIFTS OF THE MAGI Eg And her I hav lamely re- 1 Sw A jiLr -tl' kj two foolish children in a flat 'c n n ? 1 -ii ' - J'V. ' El ho most unwisely sacrificed ' ' V J"-. V Vj nt 'i ..ssr-S-i" J tor each other the greatest 'gj ft T .t X yW- !lCT-Sr" ytreosures 'l"'t ?'"33 i -J JT.' Shadow Of John Kennedy Over Scene, But LBJ Stamps Own Brand On Office WASHINGTON 'ITI - The shadow of John F. Kennedy still hovers over the While House, but Lyndon Baines John son has begun lo stamp his own brand on the high office he assumed Nov. 22. Johnson concluded his first month as President Sunday with the feeling that "very good progress" has been made in the difficult transition from one administration to another. Though the tall Texan has embraced his slain chief's pro grams and policies and has kept the Kennedy cabinet and staff, he is now formulating programs of his own. Johnson is attempting to pull t he legislative strings as skill fully as he did when he was Senate Democratic leader to get administration programs through Congress. Bui when sweet reasonable ness fails as it has lo some extent in the current hasslo over Hie foreign aid appropria tions bill he is ready now, as he was then, to crack down and crack down hard". Johnson is also sounding a steady "cut the budget" theme to accommodate economy-minded legislators, even while he readies a new spending prn- Thil Year Send PHOTOGRAPH Christmas Cards UNDERWOOD'S CAMERA SHOP Ph. TU 4-7063 it -from 1 1 We are very happy indeed to take this opportunity to tell you how much we appreciate the privilege and pleasure of serving you. It's our sincere wish that Santa brings you just what you're hoping for and that life holds many joyous occa in store for you falls, Ore. Tuesday, December 24, 1963 gram bigger CMS billion, ord. than the current a peacetime rcc- While working on issues he inherited from the Kennedy ad ministration, and working with the team his predecessor left him, Johnson has begun form ing new policies and putting on a new crew to carry them out. Tho first big change was his assignment of Thomas C. Mann, U. S. ambassador to Mexico, to take the place of Edwin M. Marlin as assistant secretary of state for inter-American af fairs. The Chief Executive's domes tic proposals will be laid down in the Slate of the Union mes sage he will deliver to Con gress Jan. 8 his first round ed declaration of personal pro grams as President. At his Wednesday news con ference. Johnson made it clear that even though he is cutting as many excuses as possible he will recommend new pro Just Arrived! NEW SHIPMENT OF BEAUTIFUL Car Coats and Wool and Jersey Dresses at the Smart Shop 619 Klamoth Ave. TU 2-6214 me . . . and all those who are dearest to grams when warranted even if they cost money. "We are not going to stand still in this country." he said, "we are going to move ahead. We are going to be enlightened. We are going lo be (orward looking . . .we arc a growing ! nation, and we expect to keep moving if we arc to lead our W r-z -r : r WOULD YOU BELIEVE THEY'RE MOVINGJODAY? Smart girl! She phoned Lyon and told them her moving plant. To day, school-trained Lyon movers arrived promptly on the scene and packed every item clothes, even the crystalware all her family's furnishings with heirloom care and scientific precision. - BEND-PORTLAND TRUCK SERVICE Klamath Falls, TU 4-4138 Lakeview, WH 7-2309 Phone your lyon Authorized Moving Counselor Today... m I PAGE 5-C BY O. HENRY But in a hut word to the wiio of these days let it bo said that of all who give gifts these two wert of tho wisest. Of all who gnre and receive gifts, such as they are tho wisest. Every where they art the wisest. They are the Magi. own people, as well as lead the world." Your utoblf discards will halp ui to help others. Don't throw 'em oway. CALL: The SALVATION ARMY THRIFT STORE llh Kl.m.lh TU 4-MXI1 AGENTS FOR ".Sums' you. cates. I ONE DAY ONLY-THURSDAY, DEC. 26
