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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 26, 1963)
BASIN BRIEFS MALIN MR. AND MRS. LESTER WILSON recently returned from Modesto where they visited her sister, Margaret Jeffers, and family. They also visited her on. Richard West, and family in Long Beach. The Wests will leave soon for North Fork. Va., where he will be stalioned. MR. AM) MRS. ROBERT SWAFFORIt and son. Bobbie, of Henley have moved to Ma lm. He is employed with the Stewart Nicholson Cattle Com pany. I.EN DOBRY. student at the I Diversity of Oregon Dental School, Portland, is spending the holidays with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dobry Sr. MRS. WAYNE INGRAM and children are spending some tune in Oklahoma visiting with her parents, the Robert Cum-minss. MRS. HATTIE CORNELIOIS of Madison, Kan., is visiting with her niece and family, the Bud Fairclos. JACK LINN was the name chosen by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tucker for their son born Dec. 12. MR. AND MRS. EARL WIL SON' recently returned from a visit with their son, Harry, in San Diego. They also spent some time in Vista, Calif., with her sister and husband, t h e Fred Gilberts. MR. AND MRS. JACK RAT LIFF and their son, Don, and family of Klamath Falls visited in Corvallis and Portland last week. Mr. and Mrs. Raliff will remain in Eugene with their son, Jackie, and family during the holidays. Another son. Vir gil, and family of Ephrata, Wash., w ill join them for Christmas. LITTLE PEOPLE'S PUZZLE "7 Tl 2. 7 f I I gpwN 00101 -8 "I3WV3 'l '3X0WS "9 '30V00TI 'dOW 'C '31f1SdV3 H umoq '0WIS3 '01 '1IW '6 'A3NWIH3 'L '000 -una -s 'onid xavds -c 'NnwdiH3 -i Jv 'SHjmsnv FLOYD MAI NY of T'erndale. Calif . former principal of Ma lm Elementary School, died re cently. BONANZA MR. AND MRS. NORMAN ROBINSON and daughter of Castro Valley are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Er win Tippery and daughters. FRED DEARBORN 1 e f t by plane Dec. 19 for Lowrey City to spend Christmas with his sis ter, Mrs. Harold Snyder, and family. He will accompany his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wcs Dear born, who have been there for several weeks, home by car. MR. AND MRS. KENNETH KETAL and baby and Mr. and Mrs. John Lundbers are spend ing the holidays with relatives in South Dakota. MR. AND MRS. BILL BUR NETT. Maria and Monte and Rodney Pfeiffer of Sprague Riv er sj)ent the weekend at Grants Pass with Bill's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Burnett. The Burnetts are former Klamath Falls residents. He is recover ing from a stroke. MRS. BILL OSBORNE, a stu dent at Oregon State, is spend ing vacation with her husband and his mother. SANDY FRANKLIN and Jan Ragland left Dec. 20 for Colo rado to spend the holidays with their parents and other rela tives. MR. AND MRS. HENRY BOLTS of Tacoma spent a few days with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. How ard Kelleson. MR AND MRS. ELLIS SE LANDER of Sacramento spent a few days with Mrs. Elsa Ru eck. They were on their way to Seattle to visit their children and grandchildren. MR. AND MRS. 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The . 50-pieve Modoc High band under the direction o teacher, Mrs. Shirley Oxlcy, will travel by bus to San Francisco where reservations have been made (or the band members at the Manx Hotel. The Modoc band will partici pate with 4() high school bands in the pie-game .pageant. They are scheduled as the second band unit to come out of the tunnel onto the football field. They w ill also play for the half lime activities. At half-time the ML'HS band will be stationed near the goal posts at the west end of the stadium. Modoc has been as signed a seating section at the west end, Smith reported. Accompanying the band mem bcrs and acting as supervis ors will he Mr. and Mrs. Marks Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ox ley, Mr. and Sirs. Hilton Cun diff and Sigurd Sonncvil. The Modoc High School band uniforms are scheduled lo ar rive this week from the manu facturers. The students in the band have earned the money for their handsome attire by a sustained money raising drive over the past two years. They have also raised their own trav eling expense money for the trip to San Francisco. MEMPHIS. Tenn. (ITU - A post office safety officer here reported today that less mail men were bitten by dogs in 198.1, but the bites were more severe. He blamed the increased fe rociousness on "canine neuro sis." Most suburban homes do not have fences, explained M. E. Ackerman of the Memphis Post Office, and families without fences usually chain their dogs. This, he said, is "very bad for a dog's temper." "The dog goes out in the morning. He's tied up. He can only move a few feet. Nowhere lo use his energy. "When the postman arrives, the dog is mighty had tem Hred, aching to sink his teeth into someone." Postmen may heat the prob lem yet with the help of the U.S. Post Office Department in which immobilijcs dogs with a said, since "tha dogj that st Washington. Ackerman said an harmless gas is being devel- lack are the onej you don't us experimental "spray gun" lo defend himself, Ackerman ually see."' i ' I1KRALD AND NKM'S, Klamath Falls. Oregon Thursday, December 26, 1963 PAGE 13A PSC To Train 50 Volunteers PORTLAND (L'Pli The Peace Corps Monday gave Port land Slate College approval to train about 50 volunteers for service in Iran. The $120,000 federally-supported program will begin Jan. 31 and end April 10. according to (he project officer, Dr. John Dart, a professor of geography. AT SHAWS 12 Pi SALE! 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