Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, January 13, 1947, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextHome Extension Unit Kcws MidUnd The home extension unit met t the grange hall December 19. Mrs. H. B. Largent and Mrs. Roy Huff gave the demonstration on wild game cookery and prepared a delicious meal, served to the iroup. . Business Included discussion of the Co-op house, and a vote to divide the care of children at the meetings between the members. "Color in the Home" will be the subject of the January meet ing to be held on the 28th at the home of Mrs. John Mistier. HenUy Mrs. Howard Jackson enter tained the home extension unit on December 19. The hostess and Mrs. Fred Crapo gave the "wild game cookery" demonstra tion. Mrs. Kendall led the bus iness meeting and a lesson in making Christmas wreathes was given by Mrs. Albert Keady and Mrs. Charles DeLap. Mrs. M. G. Brannon will be hostess to the group for the January meeting. The November meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Wil liam Williams when Mrs. Earl Mack and Mrs. J. B. Crawford led a demonstration on "Easier Washdays." Fairy gardens for holiday decorations were demon strated by Mrs. Albert Keady. "Azalea House" was the name voted upon for the girls dormi tory to be built at Corvallis. A recipe for barbecued sparcribs submitted by Mrs. Myron Taylor was chosen by the group. ... Pelican The unit met in December in the cafeteria of the Pelican school with Mrs. Ralph Karrcr and Mrs. Glenn Brumble as proj ect leaders demonstrating "wild game cookery. Decorative materials provided by Oregon forests were discussed by Mrs. O. B. Larson. Refresh ments were served after business was concluded. Those at the meeting were Mrs. B. L. Valk. Mrs. G. L. Yan tis. Mrs. J. A. Blevins. Mrs. J. W. Lawson. Mrs. L. Williams, Mrs. M. L. Wilson, Mrs. C. B. Whit lock. Mrs. O. B. Larson. Mrs. J. P. Linman, Mrs. G. J. Brum ble. Mrs. Kaipn Karrer, . Mrs. Otis Stanbery, Mrs. E. W. Sigler, Mrs. Vera Sutherland. Mrs. Paul Buck, Mrs. F. H. Petty and Mrs. A. C. Erickson. A meeting was hold January 10 in the school cafeteria with Mrs. C. B. Whitlock and Mrs. O. B. Larson, giving Uie demon stration on "bread bakery." Re freshments were served. . Chiloquin Mrs. John Lott had the home extension unit meeting on Janu ary 8. A winter flower arrange ment of dried grasses was dis played by Mrs. George Brant lacht, chairman. Mrs. Folk Had dock president, presided. Mrs. Winnifred Gillcn talked on "Color in the Home," and a valentine party was voted on for the February Heetifig to be held at the home of Mrs. Haddock with Mrs. Earl Hall and Mrs. Forest Freid Riving the demon stration on bread baking. Besides Mrs. Lott. Mrs. Had dock, Mrs. Brautlacht and Mrs. Gillcn there were present Mrs. Walter Collins. Mrs. William Priebe. Mrs. Sylvester Unruh, Mrs. Fred Markwardt and Mrs. Tcllevick. ... Fairhaven The Fairhaven home extension will meet at the home of the chairman, Mrs. Percy Cook, at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning, January IS, Mrs. Winnifred GUlen will demonstrate "Color in the Home," displaying samples of colors and materials for furni ture and draperies. Everyone interested is cordi ally invited and asked to bring his own table service. Potluck will be served at noon. Credit Association To Meet In Armory The annual meeting of the Klnmitlh Production Credit as sociation, scheduled originally for the exhibit building at the fairgrounds on January 25, will bo held t the Klamath Falls armory instead, it was an nounced Saturday by Leo S. Mc. Mullen, secretary treasurer of KPCA. Registration will start prompt ly at 1 1 a. m. and luncheon will be svrved at 12 o'clock noon. The annual meeting will gut un der way soon after luncheon and on the order of business is elec tion of a director for a three year term. William Kittredge, president of the association since its organization in 1934. is also a director and his term expires this year. Now Not., and Tl Hft.yi.fi WO I PLUS TriE rcsT " f ( ChWY rtTit i.PiOl.' M f B IT TADTUM rUT l 1'rt 1R1 IKS'. 1 1'J ii ii r-.r-r " JjTTTn 1 fveH-BUT it'll have- v--:it's them with feet' THAT WAS k I VIOLENT. DOC' WHEW) S " fj. TSTAV HID TILL-'OH. VEH, ALIA 6OL0ANG J LIKE VOURS. 4 MOST VIOLENT ANOTHER FEW TICKS WO VOU Y 1 OOP AN1 I GET ALLEY, ARE ) BUT MY BOOTS.. ( I CAN A HOMECOMING! I AND WE'D HAVE I FIND THE L ' RESTED UP.' 1 YOU ALL FEET... I OOCq. A IMAGINEl I0000 "Jgl, se.. ! n WU. KUl WlOOuOfF OH nMoTHee din of oattavtou CRCiettOU WIW THAT DUO HA f reOTWNG flAVCi M,fc I ftL. THl C.OMl i IT Jlftl CWT TBue , UT IT 1 DUO OILVKWS A10 OUR SHIP WOULD COMt IN ! BOT I txpicrt CAMOC.KOT A UyHAlRV UMfcR1. Ate WOULD MeOFS LUCS HER emu nc ? I UB4 WSULO ., AONVnfcl BLftCK a I- ntT wwr.. if i 1 1 1SH! Vtl'-7 lU.. " II 1 eMABLATAM! ;1 I VMM DOWN 1 IWWWJLm-r II V If-r vrf-i M1S I J TttlT. DSESMD "- COMB THE I NtOCM0C0 I C0UHTIS5INAI iertjitn ti utAftTvici. H.f. D. lt!f.' e c 1 Whats ine 100 MORSE-POWER ANO VDCT,DOC- 90 OF THE HORSES GOT 'uui rr I I i eev Ar T7 id fvCTl Cl BET TMAT CAR. WS I &MPLY TERRIFF NINE . LL YEARS AGO r- w .j ill, ii r j 1 j r-MC VJtVL BRBEZE' NOW, BM..' ) f " ) WHEN YOU'RE READ, T? it, , - WE U. FINISH TMe WHAT lirLl BUNT JOB We t- PAINT I'll75??- . STARTED AW Ta II II II II II rT HERE WEBWJNS OH. MELLQ TK TO. IVE BHH THINKING OVB? I I IF T. rt. Imrs HO HOflO! X fW-HW-rMWl 1 HE IS. HIM AS MY BOY -SIT WHT YOU SAID -ABOUT Y OF f TO SEE ME I Y 0flr6AGEM.l NO WONDERTH" CHIEF I QUICK AS CX3WN.1 ST DOWN? RJNMES HOT BEING EXOLUavELV J CRURIS ,2 SUPPOSE I MIGHT V. MISTER ) QUO MAN IS . 1 WECOULD-v FOR THE KIOOtES-YOU f IM RCHTf " "j ' "y PK' SPECIAL PURCHASE! NOW AT A LOWER PRICE MEN'S MOLESKIN PANTS 100 Pr. ueugned to tit the 0b and you! Sanforized moleskin type pants, cut rum yrauugiea puTrerns your atsuronce or rnt rignr rir ail over: rnaae for long wear . . . they're sturdily stitched at point! of itrain . . . four deep, roomy pockets! Sizei 30-44. , . MAIN FLOOR By MARY O'BRIEN tvery activity period this week has been reserved for El Rodeo group pictures. FroKrcss started today, Monday, with liroup pictures of freshman and sopho more h o in o rooms b e I n K taken. Toward the latter part of this week or next and if the time sched ule allows, club and ac tivity pictures will bo made. Other prom- Mary O'BrUn inent El Kodeo projects coming up in tho pear future Include an advertising contract campaign and votinx on the senior who's Who section. Students arc again reminded that fines and overdue books must be turned in before semes ter grade cards or credits can be given. The Little Theatre at KU will be the scene of a Parents and Patrons meeting this Wednes day at 2:30 p. in. At this meet ing final consideration will be given to the amendment regard ing the raising of membership dues from 25 to SO cents per guardian. Purpose of the amend ment is to finance the senior banquet and reception, the ma jor part of the funds having been raised from the seniors themselves, previously. All parents and patrons are extended a most cordial invita tion to attend. In addition to the business meeting, a program has been arranged. Selected to be produced In early spring as the student body play was James Hilton's "Lost Horizon." Lake Power Line Readied LAKEVIEW, Jan. 13 The al ternate power transmission lino from Klamath Fulls to Lakcvlow via Alturaa will get Into con struction about March t of this year, according to A. B. Wilson, district manager of the Cali fornia Oregon Power company, Wilson made this statement at a meeting of the Luke County chamber of commerce. Ho ex- Ellilned that rights of way would e obtained within the next UO days, and survey of tho line now lucked only two or throo miles of completion. In pointing out thut this Im provement will cost approxi mately $250,000, Wilson sulci that other work to be done lioro, notably tho Installation of volt age regulators to control voltage variation, would bring tho total of capital expense contemplated to about $300,000. The local power head said that power will bo obtainable from either of two route sources when tho A I turns Hue Is In, calling at tention to the fact that only once slnco 1031) has there been si multaneous power fill hi its on both the Klumath-Lakovlew and Klamath-Alturas lines. He voiced the belief that failures in the fu ture will thus be cut to a bare minimum, adding, in response to a question, that the new line would be completed in about three or four months after start of construction. 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