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.
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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. LAVERN
HASKINS have returned home
from Sacramento where they
visited their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Has
kins. LOIS NORTHRL'P is spending
her vacation in Long Beach
with her uncle and aunt.
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Postmen Claim Dogs Biting Less - But Harder
Modoc Band To Display
New Uniforms At Game
ALTl'RAS Complete with
spectacular new uniforms, the
Modoc Union High School
marching band will leave lor
San Francisco Dec. 27 to par
ticipate in the annual East-West
Shrine Foot ball fiame on Dec.
28. according to principal Marks
Smith.
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
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SALE!
BIG SELECTION
CHRISTMAS CARDS
GIFT WRAP
CHRISTMAS RIBBON
BUY FOR NEXT YEAR SAVE HALF
SHAW STATIONERY
729 Main
Both sides in the Civil War
released chaplains immediately
when they were captured.
beauty
bonanza
complexion
essentials
at tremendous savings
0
Cleansing Cream. 6 o&.
regularly 52.50
NOW S1.S0
Skin Freshener, 10 ox.
regularly $2.00
NOW $1.10
Skin FirmiEg Lotion, 5 oz.
regularly $1.75
NOW $1.10
Young Prom Is t Cream,
i't oz. regularly f 3 SO
NOW $2.00
Vihranc Crema Masque,
2 ox. regularly $3.so
NOW $2.00
All Pnees Plus Tax
BRODERICK'S
PHARMACY
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paints the
.Spring
landscape
with
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Rivaling the tulips... a
three-quarter pullover, flaunt
brilliant color, horizontally pin-striped
by a contrasting tone. Two-tons
trim at deep V-nick and wrist,
continues this bright Idea.
Add a solid turtleneck shell for
colorful coverup. Coordinated,
Side-zipped, trim tapered pants . . .
complete this eye-catching
contribution to spring's
blaze of color.
KMT PLUOVERt
Blue black, irean, mauve, rid,
orange. In ! S-M-L.
TLRTLESECK SHEUt
Fall ranie of colon in "lihts 7 00
andbrihti."IniimS-MX.
KMT TAPERED PAMTSi
Bine, llick,reen, mauve, red, oranis jj UlJ
and und. In liiea, 5-15 and 6-16.
Use Our Convenient Charge,
Revolving Charge or Layowoy
Grten Stamps
Orajon Food
Shopping
Canter
AYALON and SHASTA WAY
MOST WANTED STYLES!
FAVORITE FABRICS, COLORS!
GREATEST SAVINGS!
AT BON BAZAAR MEZZANINE
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BARRIER WITH THIS STOREWIDE
ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE
Yes, it's January Clearance time again at Bon Bazaar, the
time when prices are slashed to save you real money on
fine clothes.
No "special sale merchandise11 brought in for this big sale
. . . price cuts are on the regular quality merchandise
which you have always on the Bon Bazaar Mezzanine.
Come in early and choose from merchandise in our wom
en's and children's clothing and accessory department.
SALE STARTS
FRIDAY
Finest Fashions PLUS Green Stamps
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The Pick of the Finett Foihioni for Heme, Career, or Campue
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