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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 28, 1945)
Instruction School For Local PTA Units Set For October 15 Dodic't Home Again Trlday. Sept. 28, 1945 HERALD AND NEWSSEVEN 1 Awl smx i Three Klmiiuth Fulls women iiltnndod llio state executive liourd moftlntf of llio Ore Hon Cnniti'cs of the rent Touchprs association lii'ld .September 1U and 20 In Portland. Mm, lvun Cruinpuckcr, Klam ath county council PTA presi dent, Mia. Prank Peyton, stuln Founder's Day ejialnmm, unci MrH, John Snlby, statu roitlonul vlco presldunt, traveled north for tho meeting nt which tlmo plans worn liild (or a iichool of Instrue tlon for lociil unit of PTA to be hold on Momlny, October 19, lit tho Flint Christian church, Tho niorulnu session will be devoted to llio explanation of the alms nnd purposes of PTA by Mm. Hurry Oeoruo, prcaldent of tho OrcKon a t u t u conui'civi of PTA. In tho afternoon the assembly will dlvldn Into iiruups devoted to the study of thu special duties of ouch office or chiilrinuniihlp, Tho nieetlnil will be from 10 n. m, until :i p. m. nnd those, attend InK ii 10 united to hrlnx u sack lunch. Coffee will bit furiiliihed. Those who will lend tills year's program for tho county council are Mm. lvun CrumpucW, pres ident; Mrs. Walter Guycr, vice president; Mm. William Metier, , secretary, uud Mm. Kill Mut thews, treasurer. Chiilrimin of committee will bo Mm. Krnnk Peyton, Foundor's Day; Mm. Kollln Thompson, pro Urum and music; Mm. Jim Chirk, membership; Mm. Clifford Cold en, publicity; Mn, Frank Lnmbo, hospitality: Mm. ltny Keller, buditet and finance; llurold llen drlcknon, Juvenllo protection; E. K. Hiimbrlck, recreation; Jowcl Cuntrull and Mm. Hoy Carter, churucter bulldlnu; Ellon Fish buck, IcKlslntlon; Mm. Burt Hawkins, historian; Mm. E. W. Tomlln, flnilcrprlutliiK: Mm. W. D. Ilarlun, summer roundup, and Mm. Alvln Kuan, publications. Local unit president are Mm. E. U. Clilldem, Conner; Mm. Ed Franklin, Fairhuven; Mrs. Har old Shaffer, Fa I rv lew; Mm. Hurgo Mason Jr., Fremont; Mm. nay Wonscr, Altumoiit; Mm. Chttrlci DcLop Jr., Henley; Mm. Lowls Hornby, Rivcmldc; Mrs. A. L. Brandt, Roosevelt: Mrs. M. F. Shrove, Mills, and Mrs. Clif ford Golden, Shasta. Tho exocutlvo board members re asked to meet on October 1 t 1 p. m. at Fremont school. COUNTY COUNCIL Mm. Gcorgo Moorhcad, stats chairman of social hygicno edu cation for tho Oregon Congress of PTA. told members of tho Kliimuth county council meeting at Fremont school lust Tuesday or the need for dcvaloplnx locul sue I id hygiene programs. "Oregon sluto law requires health education In the schools but a true health outlook must spring from tho home," Mm. Mooi'heud said. Groups Interested in study courses may obtain free painpn lets und free speakers. Fred Kcherer, dlroclor of tho division of social hyglonc education of tho Oregon Tuberculosis association, explained how films aid In un dcrstundhig tho problem In vu rlous phases of social health ed ucution. Mrs. Moorhcad will return No vember B and 0, und hopes to contact all interested civic groups to Inform thum of de tailed Information of facilities of fered for social hygicno pro grams. Mrs. Moorhcad empha sized "tho greatest need is for trained local leaders who will be available at ull limes to meet dully problems us they arise. PTA units muy osk for speak era or uny help from their Ore gon Congress office. RIVERSIDE An excellent attendance was noted at the first meeting of Riverside PTA held Tucsduy In tho school auditorium. Mrs Lewis Hornby, president, pre sided and at the election Mrs. Max W. Monti was nnmed vice president, and Mm. Roy Whytal, secretary, to fill existing vocun- c es. Teachers were Introduced by Darrell Potter, principal. It wax announced that a dinner for pur cuts only would bo held In NO' vember. this to bo a money mak. Ing project. Father's Night will bo held In tho spring. Mm. Hornby entertained with two violin numbers accompanied at the piano by Mrs. David lirandsnrsj. During tho program hour, Mm. James O'Neal and Vcrnu Bulzer spoke In the Inter ests of religious education class. to bo .held after school hours- The executlvo commltlco enter tained at tea with Mrs. Stwart bnell pouring. It was announced that a mem' bershlp campaign would bo coiv ducted by Mrs, Dale Mattoon, chairman. SHASTA Shasta PTA held the first meeting of the year Wednesday, September 20. The meeting was well attended and due to the You can have complat faith In Columbian Sarv Ic, for aach of the seven optomttrlita who iimi your naads ara Ilka Dr. Hopkins, not only skillful and experienced but also elnceraly Interested In air ing you the bait possible aye care. No Charge For Ey Examination Dr. G. F Hopkins 7 REGISTERED OPTOMETRISTS Dr. Sis G. Nolti Cm. Sis 0. Nol.l Jr. Dr. O. J. Nol.i (Copt. U. S. Army) Dr. D. R. H.ylor Dr. R. t. AUsondtr Dr. T. t. Mulholtond Dr. 0. F. Hopkins COLUMBIAN ph7ui OPTICAL UNCI 10I IXCIUSIVILY OPTICAL rf)TIAND, 411 S.W. Slh TW.'l STOHS K1AMATH US, 0 MAIM FILMS Developed and Printed 3C I Exposure noli In OiOO A. M.r-Out I P. M, Carmichael's News Stand 1004 Main Bt. KSSaSSSSiU Dodia, the fox terrier which want AWOL In Chicago last June, almost starved to death after two months in an abandoned ice house, and was than nursed back to health by a Chicago veterinarian, looks the situation over in the rock garden of her master, Ex-8gt. John Ramtden (right) and his wife at their home in Yuba City, Calif. The dog was returned from Chicago by train. (AP wlrephoto). shift In the school districts there were a great many new mothers present. Two officers had resigned dur ing tho summer. Mm. F. 11. Buck was elected secretary and Mrs. Jim Clark was elected second vice president to fill these- vacancies, A carnival was plnnncd for November B with Mrs. BUI Steele as general chairman. The meeting closed with a re ception and tea for the teachers. Elton Flshback, principal, pre sentee) the following teachers and each was given a lovely cor sage, Ellen Knopp, Mrs. Hazel Ilouintrcc. Mm, Lily Brunellc, Mrs. Tlielma Jaiucn, Mrs. Win- nifred Clawson, Mrs. Mnrlon Barker, Mrs. Margaret Westlln, Ellen Brown, Mabel Hansen, Mrs. Ethel Buckingham and Mm. Wilma Hicks. ONE DAY'S PAY Booster Night Set For October 6 NEW PINE CREEK The on nual grange Booster Night will be held October 6 for all gran gers and their invited guests. A short business meeting will be held at 7:30 p. m., and lmmedi atcly afterwards a special pro gram will be given followed by supper and dancing. Among other matters of Importance, Ray Bishop will be awarded his past master's badge. 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