Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, December 26, 1963, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE iA HERALD AND - : . J" . - , i ('' ? ,, .ifr : -a ; -' .1 ' . ... J,?.. .' W,. v.U-T4rv?"--W '"" ' I ... , ( I- ; - , f - J ft f? T" J t' '- ' 1 ' V , - ; " ' ' 1 , ' J Mil BUSY BAND The band of Klamath Falls Lodge No. 1247 BPOE hat many da mandi upon Its tima. Its mambers play for lodge meetings, tha Christmas party for underprivileged children, tha annual crab feeds, the Elks picnic, community gatherings. Recently it performed for veterans at White City. Standing, left fo right, are Oscar DeNault, loyal knight, LaMar Jensen, director, Bob Chilcote, band manager and Bob Craig, exalted ruler. Seated, same order, Terry Tenant, Dale Hallack, Bud Blanchard, Herb Haneline, Bob Paters, James Lawson, Mike Balsiger, Jack Pearson, Rod Murray, Spike Freeman, Roger Beck, Bill Cunningham, Joe Halousek, Harry Leonard, Normand Poulshock, A. McMasters, Bob Dragoo, Ted Van, Red Schilling, Art Stites, Earl Kent, James Metier, Dave Johansen, Willis Eittraim, Buz Beck and Howard Kelley. Christmas Accidents Claim Two In Oregon :Ey United Press International ; Two persons lost their lives in traffic accidents in Oregon on Christmas, Day. . ' Gilbert Toll, 50, Redmond, was tilled when his truck ripped through a guard rail on the North Santiam Highway and went Into the Big Cliff Dam re servoir about 10 miles west of Detroit Wednesday afternoon. : The body of Toll, a rancher, was recovered from the cab of the truck. ; Luther McGuire. 53, Madras, died when his car went off a curve on a private road at the GATES OPEN 6 30 . Inds TONITII . -. Starts FRIDAY! .at 1 ylill..M-lViH1 Gunpoint TwlTOMfC ARTHUR FRANZ DICK FORAN entrr HALSEY Submarine Sjl,.': rnuniirnffB (UlHUCnMICDKMASCOK' Chlldrant Under 12) 50c jJiRLiv MAPAM MljvTf "Sain VfW EVENTl I J I -V irV' . Magic at Si MJ T"V Look who's minding the store! t. JfflRYlffllS. MMknHJWshiiiwiauaB)iin'iiw CONTINUOUS SHOWS NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon Round Butte Dam near Madras early Wednesday. McGuIre was tlirown from the car. He was employed by the Utah Construction Co., which is the prime contractor for the Round Bulle hydroelectric pro ject. Visitors Spend $220 Million SALEM UPI - Out-of-state visitors traveling in Oregon spent an estimated $220 million in the slate during 13, High way Engineer Forrest Cooper said today. , Cooper said a highway de partment survey showed reve nue from visitors was up 1.4 per cent from last year the year traffic to (he Seattle World's Fair boosted all tourist business lo record levels in the North west. Cooper said the $72n million expenditure represented money spent for food, lodging, recre ation, car expenses and other miscellaneous items. Ho said the average daily oxpendituro by visitors, and their length of stay in Oregon increased this year. ' OPINS TONITI 61 Continuoui Fri. A Sot. .and Sun. fiam 12:45 WA1TD1SNEYS XX technicolor J i klhMMIIStltMMI.l..OIWJgnlMiitn Adult $1.00 rVtl -I, A mm tt unhn4ti mill tvtr hi (til br i dttwtintiil tot TOOATf.HOM 32;&' y mitt- j i in i mm Thursday, Deermber 38, 1963 Band Plays For Patients Tlie Klamath Falls Elks Band, directed by LaMar K. Jensen, made its annual pilgrimage to the Veterans Administration Do miciliary at Camp Vhile near Mcdford Dee. 20. This is the sixth year the band brought Christmas enjoyment to the hos pital patients. All costs of the trip are paid by the lodge. The program included band favorites, a tone poem by Moeh man, a Victor Herbert special for trumpets by Robert Chil cote, Dave Johansen and James Metier, marches, solos, and Sou sa's "Stars and Stripes Forev er." An audience of nearly 300 en joyed Uio concert. Weather Roundup Temperatures during the 24 hours ending at 4 a.m. PST to day. High Low Prer. 51 42 .27 42 11 55 Astoria Baker Rrookings Mcdfrad N. Bend Pendleton Portland Redmond Salem The Dalles Chicago Los Angelrs New York Phoenix .San Fran. Seattle 1 51 51 52 47 51 51 41 (W .lei 64 r.7 so 42 37 46 31 37 24 35 35 47 30 32 51 30 Washington 19 Northern California: Variable clouds with some valley fng. The Dalles and Hood River: Mostly cloudy with occasional light ruin or drizzle: highs 4fi 54; low 33-37; gorge winds east 12-18. Bend: Variable clouds through Friday; highs in low 40s; low 24-32. Baker and La Grande: Mostly fair through Friday: highs in low 40s; low mostly 10-22. Portland - Vancouver: Mostly cloudy through Friday with oc casional light rain: highs 45-30: low tonight near 3B. Western Oregon: Mostly cloudy through Friday with a chance of little rain or drizzle; highs 42-52; low 32-4R. Kastein Oregon: Partly cloudy except sunny extreme east today and cloudy near Cas cades Friday; highs 32-44; low 12-24. Portland Fight Injures Youth iPOUTLWI) I ITU One youth reouuied 35 stitches in his left M-m iki another was ar rested following a Christ mas .Day distuitiance outside tlie .Norse Hall. iPolice nuiI .lumnio Marks, lfi, Salem, required the stitches aft er he apparently fell on an automobile bumper while scuf fling. Dick Shirks, 21. w pink- ed up on a disorderly conduct charge and later released on $.'0 bail. Klamim Fttt OrffM PwtllthtdJ Jltv ftt Sit a4 tvMtf ItrvlKff SfHitMm OrtM nvf Ntrthtrn CtUHrm K lam nil Pifcliihmt Campany Ma n at Epianatt PMN TUltxM 4-1111 tfatar4 ai tmJ-iif matttr at fM pott atca al Kiamaih Pain. Oraoan. m AwfMtt 1. w4r aef ( Ct 9'tt, vartti i, lira jxav(iait at paitl at Klamath Pa Hi. OrffMij iM at adtliliatial mailiftff aHtctti Carrtar 1 MwtHi 4 MtwtM Yaar Mall in Atvanca I Mwtttt I Manttia I Yaar Carnar audi Daatart 14 M tii aa 1 1 rt waahaar. 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Only Mary and her brother, Ronald, 9, escaped when their farm home near Truminn burned. Ronald said a man shot his parents and then set fire to the house. Frank Harris, 53, of nearby Jonesboro, has been charged with first degree murder In the death of the father, Leonard Dever, 42. Mrs. Charles Grimes, who Is carying for the surviving young sters, said Mary named dolls after sisters Janet, 1, Sharon, 4, Joann, S, and Nelle, 8. SAVE OVER ON FAMOUS rjormfit skippies $C99 $7.95 You'll want, a whole wardrobe of Skippies at these wonderful savings. Lycra powernet with reinforced panel to slim you where vou need iu S.M.L. Nylon, spandex and acetate. Matching girdle, Reg. (6.95 -J4 99. Inflation Bia No. 295. Subtly gives ou a toihion figure. Lgr foam pads took o noturol as ou please. Cotton Brnodcfoth White. A 32 to J6, B J2 to 38. Salt l 99 Reg. 4 00 2 (is Shortly after testifying Geor giev became ill, and tlie after noon court session was ad journed. 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