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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 23, 1963)
HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath GIFTS OF THE MAGI Tht choin in her hand seemed to flash with a re flection of her ardent spirit. "Isn't it a dandy Jim?. You'll have to look at the time a hundred' times a day now. Give me your watch. I want to see how it looks on it." DEAR POLLY - Everyone asks how I manage my eight small children. The oldest is 11. II is really a simple job to get children lo do their share if they understand they are part of the family and. as such, must help make things pleasant for everyone, including dear old mom. The five w ho go to school get tlwmselves dressed, have break fast, brush their teeth and straighten their beds. The three little one pick up toys and and take out the garbage. Aft er lunch the little ones and I take a nap and, by this time, J need it. When the older children come home, they take off their school clothes, bang up those that can be worn again, put on play clothes and then have a snack of their choice. Next they do written homework before sup per. They know playtime comes only after this is finished. A schedule for each one's evening duties is taped inside the kitchen closet door. This is a weekly schedule and shifts the duties daily. The duties are setting the table, stacking dish es, washing, drying, picking up toys and papers. The one who sets the table does nothing aft er dinner. This is his or h e r night to relax, watch television and so on. Any remaining study is done after supper with moth er and dad on hand to help. Changes have to be made occa sionally for special events or when one child is away vis iting, or sick. The children aren't denied fun with this rou tine. We have baseball players on school teams, camping trips in the summer and family pic nics. Our neighbors' children know that our youngsters have speci fic play times and wait I o r those hours to call them, illy two little girls. 8 and 9. iron beautifully, can sew buttons on playclotiics and make and ice cakes and cupcakes. When I cm attending a school Watches EXCLUSIVELY AT J. C. RENIE JEWELERS 1021 Main TU 4-4606 mm Brighten Your Home with Beautiful POINSETTIAS AZALEAS CHRYSANTHEMUMS CHERRIES & PEPPERS Trusted for () Accuracy SW ORDER OUR SPECIAL HOLIDAY BOUQUETS LOVELY CORSAGES SEND FLOWERS BY WIRE THIS XMAS FH,. Orego Monday. Dumber . 13 I.,.' POLLY'S POINTERS Blessed Family POLLY CRAMER Newspaper Enterprise Assn. or church meeting, dad takes over and does as good, if not better, a job than 1 do. Before bedtime we pray together as a family to give thanks for all the blessings bestowed upon us. My husband and 1 are trying to teach and love with all our hearts Cus wonderful group of children for whom we are so grateful. The ninth little angel is ex pected very shortly and our baby of now will be 3 around Christmas lime. I am writing as my washing machine churns away fv I do eight loads of clothes every five days, fix a "banquet" for 10 every night and can or freeze 150 jars of jelly and 50 quarts of most all vegetables. So you see, life can be fun if there are a few rules to fol low. This, I feel, is good train ing, because most of our lives are governed by certain laws and rules. If taught early, we learn to respect them and en jov life to the fullest.-MRS. EM. GIRLS This letter should be an Inspiration to all parents. It is easy to imagine the love in that household w ith parents who have been sensible enough to work out a cooperative and fair plan that ran be followed with no one feeling sorry lor him self. POLLY Official Details Released On Holy Land Pilgrimage JERUSALEM. Jordan UP1 The apostolic delegate in Jerusalem. Jlsgr. Linzo Zanini. Saturday disclosed first official details of Pope Paul's pilgrim age to the Holy Land Jan. 4-6. He emphasized the schedule was subject to change "until the last moment." There were no surprises in the schedule. It closely followed pre vious unofficial speculation, hut it was noted that despite the relative swiftness of the papal program time is allowed or a possible "holy summit" meet ing with Archbishop Athenago ras, patriarch of the Creek Or thodox Church, if he comes to Jerusalem. As the itinerary now stands, Pope Paul will leave Home Saturday. Jan. 4. and fly non stop to Amman, the Jordanian capital, where he is due at 1 p. m. Jordan time. He w ill be met by King Hussein and other gov SEE OUR FINE COLLECTION OF DECORATIONS FREE PARKING Instead of obeying, Jim tumbled down in the couch. "Dell, let's put our Christmas presents away and keep 'em a while. They're too nice to use just ot present." mv 11 m i. m Nevada ACROSS 1 mines at : Tonopah i 5 liulh Cpjmrr 1 cvjdi Z Site of University ot Nevada '-Cemral ' American tree 13 Labor group ah. I 14 Askew i 15 Greek temple ! 16 Nevada city lab) 36 Immersers 38 Lake . on Nevada line 40 Cho'ier 41 Indian weight 42 Little 45 Nevada's capital, City 4i Hessian city M) Self-esteem 52 Diminutive suffix .53 Concerning 54 If sal profession R5 Perches 56 Impoverished 57 Secondary 58 Horse's gait DOWN 1 Abrupt flexure lanat.r 2 Japanese coin 3 Turn into wind (var.t 4 Arid region 5 Devoutncss 6 Sick 17 Miss Hay worth 18 Impervious lo 20 Valley National Monument 21 Beam 22 Vegas 23 Nevada Indian 26 Maxims 30 Hostelry 31 Female horse 32 Every one 33 Greek letter 34 1-ake , Nevada 35 Poxins term 1 12 3 n 15 16 17 18 19 110 111 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19" f'''2Q" 1 21 22 23 124 125 rnpfcT 27 128 129 35 1fTT!3l 32 33 rST 35 Mai Ifc&aaii 36 37 IvJ38 39 40 4 i 42 43" 44 1 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 " 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 I I I I I I . ernment officials, as well as church dignitaries. There w ill be a pause at the airport for greetings and a pri vate talk between the pontiff and Jordan's youthful king. Then they will ride in a motorcade through Amman and Pope Paul will continue on the more than 50 miles to Jerusalem. In Je rusalem he will go immediate ly to the two-story apostolic leg ation for lunch and a brief rest. At 4 p.m. the papal party will drive to the Damascus gate where the pontiff will leave his car and walk on foot into the old city. Still on foot the Pope will proceed to Hie Via Dolorosa Way of the Cross and will follow the route Christ trod on the way to Calvary, from (he third to the eighth stations. em S5S5 M SaS5 Jf r. W YlT If Wt'' 11 f I n;, ;j j A Merry Christmas! May your holidays be happy ones . . . and moy we take this opportunity to tell you how much we have enjoyed your patronage during the past yeor . . . and remember . . . when it comes to children's clothes, come to Spencer's! and Happy New Year! We Give i'W PAGE S BY O. HENRY "I sold the watch to get the money to buy your combs, Delia," Jim said. "And now suppose you put the chops on. Answer to Previous Funie EE 7 Plaything 8 Most unusual 9 Lamb's penname 10 Norse night 1 1 Colored fish 19 New Guinea port 20 Tropical fruit 22 Nobleman 23 Mixed, as type 24 Preposition 25 Two-toed sloth 26 Dutch river 27 Solemn appeal 28 City in Nevada 29 Wild plum 34 Kuropean blackbird 37 Comstock mines 38 Beverage 39 Take into custody 41 Twenty 42 Hop. and jump 43 Mr. Martini 44 Co by aircraft 46 Mix 47 Prince von Bismarck 48 Bird's home 50 Recede 51 .Inyous .it Mmple Green Stompi s SF3 K "gNeg IgNjT ; I B mmm h I -sill j-- --npSiiii Russia Makes Point Of Ignoring Anniversary Of Stalin's Birth MOSCOW (CPU "Mama, who was Stalin?" a little girl asked her mother in a short story published by a Soviet magazine recently. The question was asked again Saturday, on the 84th anniver sary of Stalin's birth, by a new generation of Soviet children if they happened to notice a small-print entry on calendars reading, "1879 V. Stalin was born." There was not one word in the Soviet press about the post humously discredited, once-defied leader. Before his death, almost 11 years ago, he would have monopolized the front pages of all newspapers. A handful of Chinese and Georgians the latter from Stalin's native republic assem bled on tied Square Saturday morning. Pay Respects They apparently came (0 pay respects at the snow-covered tomb of the lale dictator. They were not allowed to ap proach the tomb. Stalin was removed from Lenin's marble mausoleum in liKil and buried a few yards behind it under the Kremlin Wall beside the graves of the Soviet Union's late presidents, Yakov Sverdlov and Mikhail Kalinin. The area, including the Lenin mausoleum, was blocked to the public. It will remain inacces sible for a month. This is pre sumably because of repairs pc riodically done to preserve the embalmed Lenin. Climbs Over Barrier A disappointed Georgian climbed over a small barrier and mounted the reviewing stand to have a glimpse at his 'V ' V.' ".".. ,'.,'',; ' ' . ' . ; "'. '.,'?'! i . ;' . ' ." "' " ' v ....;...... . ' ' '. " ' .'-.. -''I .:.'. " 1 ' ' i in the bright green bottle! Tingling...refreshing.perfectly light.. lemon and lime teamedap Just right! countryman's grave. A Kremlin guard patrolling the area promptly shooed him away. "I only wanted to see how the grave looks on Salin's birth day," the Georgian protested. A small group of Russians standing at the north end of the mausoleum craned their necks in the direction of live marble busts marking the graves of Stalin's neighbors. There is no such bust to Sta Reflect the True a I'iitmtiS with a MIRROR . from LASS I it V. t I 9 COMPANY O 521 Walnut Free Parking Complete Selection " , it s so oooo! lin, but only a crude, flat horizontally-laid stone. "Is there no monument to Stalin'.'" A Russian asked. 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