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PACE ElChl HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON FRIDAY, NOV. 18, 194? I! II ! I! t M l i News IPTTA Notes Childrens' Books, Topic At Riverside memorial to tht children o( Ameri ca. Our guest speaker was Mrs. I su bfile Buxner mho took on Visual vwwwwww 'Ald ta Education. Color, tound and movement ar th iiMiu u. In school auditorium. The flag salute , ( etting attention. Two mwln were was led by Shirley Thompson and , shown to demonstrate. It was Larry Warden, and the business ! verv Interesting topic meeting conducted by Mn. Thomas i The room count was won by Mr. 1 Lawrence, president. I Smith's sixth .r.ri. riMin Th . ,.u k i";""11 rd mothe" refresh- S. Mrm. Anton Zadina s general .T Murpny- d- n"nu- , chairman of the enure alfalr. Com- TliTl ? D" n,ember- chairmen .ere as follows: iSiJw t,,0,0?;' AITAMONT Mr., medman Kirk f.r.t to third won by Mrs. Hamilton, sixth grade Member, of Altamont PTA gath-' grade party which was held In the In?!Li.J J'S" pTrm " (ar Night in the Junior , activity room: Mrs. K.lmsn Pell, chairman, Uitroduced John Houston high gym Tuesday. November L ,hMh i..i.ihn.i.rt. h.M m Mrs. John Munter, Mr. Holland j Dolphua, Tom Smith, Myrna Kens. dumper, and Mr. Harry Suiiglry. I i,r, juw, ciark. Judy Collin, Ltla Mrs. Mauier won hi(h prue and Ketulec. Mrs Dumpers low pits, and Mrs. seventh to tw.lvth trader.: Mar Kittleson won floating prue. j, tl Jamt ,(ddl jthy Nellson. David Johnson, Kay , Hrilund and Olen Parker. The history of children', books HtLOQt IV Over 200 hundred children and parenu attended the second annual PTA sponsored Halloween parties gl-n ou Monday evening October Kay Hef lund and Olan Parker, who appeared on a tandem bicycle In Oay Nineties coslumea. They car ried out black and whit color scheme and made a (rand entrance to the .train of "Daisy." Grand champion winner, were Tj Buy or Sell Use the Wanl-Adsl aa presented by Mrs. Addle May land ht barbershop chorus which! The meeting was called by the the tym: William Fernrrson. huh T1 tmm. ialb . S D 1 Vll VTM 1 1 V Sll lfcW'Wl flMI Itl llnain 1 U W M n I . 1 ' .... Nixon in her talk on -Book For I greatly enjoyed. Group singing Children1 at the meetine of River- 1 was led by Mr. Harry Todd and ai-le PTA Tuesday November 14, at Brandt, 1:30 n. m. Apple pie and coffee was served president. Mr. Fred Oehrman and i school party, which followed the the following program presented by i fourth in n.th .r.rt. un, in the Junior high school student. .fVm: Mrs. Karl Hall, refreshments: welcome bt Jack Richer son. stu- Charles Steber. decorations: frank The Iifteenin century Books were m cainena oy ine aixtn grae aent body preMdeut: band selection. Parker noticing of the grounds bv Eldon Paytant, director; sinier. i ,vnlrn etfectlvelr eliminated last Venilce Forrester. Sheryl Metier. I h,nni, r rui i,r hi cars , Ronald Bramff and Philip Sheridan: Dtrkrd neM. uie school grounds: dancers. Dail Hunter. Edna Forres. :and Mrv smith, prises for ter. bandra Kenaston. Dino Rrgina- costumes Mrs. Oerry Wolff. Mrs Charle Hale and Mrs. Charles Ste ber managed a party for the pre school age youngsters. Oames. stunts, rider and dough- w ritten for the Instruction In man-1 mother. It was announced there ner and moral and their mam pur-1 ould be do December meeting. lpose waa to train page for their j duties. These proved to be very FAIRH.WEV dull. I The children of Fairhavrn were In the eighteenth century, adult !."" excited Thursdy. November I to. and Bobby Clrk: March. Har aought for children, books which 110. when M parenu came to visit, old Bennett: radio skit, -Develop, were Instructive and entertaining. classes at school for all day. Moth- Ing Oood Cituens." cast Including Much of the credit for this goes to, m t tha door and es- I Jim Dougherty. Beverly Mart. John Newoery wno u caiiea ine uir iuuuu uir iiiru u yen uyue. winns luraaor. Kutn;nu. wfra en loved bv gsily Co' father of children' literature. The by children appointed from Moak: Junior high mixed chorus, dl- , turned young people. Costume wln- twentieth century ha brought great ,"cn room, inose wno desired to reeled by Violette Moore: folk I ner. were as follows: First to third iy i or luncn were mviiea to eat i dances by eighth grade gtru pnysl- I graders Johnny Parker Clark Za wlth their children In the cafeteria cal education elas. Verna Dean I dma. Lyle Keiuler. Kaihie Smith, where a dehclou dish, Parisian din-1 Long. Instructor. I Rorc. ,nd cleo oolphu Lvle Halt ,.U..'OT.Ki . A round ubl dllcu"lon o Capt. otane Klrcher. Mary Lee Collns and At 3 So. the same afternoon a Al ftnerlen -In Hit n R V.nH.n- . n i u . u'uu. u ..u h... - : - , a i ' - - . . Uuua wwirs. ing for him. have given way to those meeung was neia in tne gym. ; oei-jr, a. c. Olson. Mrs. Kan urou- I Fourth to sixthe graders: Sidney allowing self expression. I Mrv Mananna Kerr led the group hart, and Dr. Marshall Poole, with Ridenour, Kenny Reed. Gordon Her closing quotation was. -No;"1 "nm- w America. a k. MUisra as cnairman. conclua- . Copeland. Russell Maher, Johnny college English, no finishing school ;cu uir program. course. In or out of Utersture, will I Harold Schieferstein Intro- ever give men and women what i duced Francl Skinner who present- 1 SHLVHN . they might have had If after read- ! wards to the 4-H members in J The school children are giving a Ing a book they feel they have been . honor of National Achievement j Thanksgiving program for the Par as much there In childhood, a the Week. i ent -Teachers association on Wed- chlldren next door." Un- rr! M,ru reported on the ! nesday at 1 p. m. at the school Programs with the school color, i as quiie a oil , house. change and given us many literary rust. Tha stone of Impossible too good to be possible) children, ha given way to the realistic. Book which have molded hi think LOMBARD MOTORS IS GROWING! Wt art expanding our salts organization to include an othtr salts outlet, and re quire two mora first class salesmen. Must bt closers. If you -can qualify, set Davt Sauvageau at Lombard Mo tors, immediately. :ART DEPT.: See Our BARGAIN TABLE Pillow Cat. Luncheon Clofhg Aitortwa Start. Towel. Infant' Quilt Infant.' Dra.itt Infant.' Bib. " 512 MAIN ST of purple and yellow with a picture of Riverside school on the front cov er, were distributed to members present at the meeting. AU parents of Riverside school oi rummage leit over, it was decid- The Christmas program will be ed to hold a sale later to dispose . planned at this time. Also there wlU of It. Mr. Earl Kerns, president, j be music and refreshments. All par announced that the proceeds from ; ems are urged to attend. the carnival were to be divided with i Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bloomquest Articles and by-laws were read by the tecrteary, Mrs. Ralph Ramos, and approved by the member. Mr. Golding announced that cinder, are to be put on the walk from the bottom of the hill to the school. The Riverside PTA will sponsor Mr. Larson's group of Camp Fire Girls. A new coffee urn will be pur chased to be used for social activi ties of the PTA. December 13 1 the date for the Riverside school broadcast, and this will feature a Christmas theme. On Thursday. December 32. the annual Christmas program win be presented at the school. Seventh grade room mothers. Mrs. Lewi Hornby and Mrs. A. E. Fitzgerald, were In charge of re freshments for the social hour. They were assisted by other moth er of seventh grade children. Mrs. Owens and Mrs. Logsden poured. The Riverside school is planning on a float to be entered in the pa rade for the Christmas opening De cember 3. FAIR VIEW The Palrview PTA had FamDy ' Night November 1, in the Palrview children will receive one of these. ! " school. The school has been bad- entertained at a dinner In honor of ly in neeo oi a good piano and I their 27 wedding anniversary. The that will be what they will do with I table was decorated by Mrs. John their share. The group applauded Munier In bron and yellow chnr the carnival committee on the work I santhums. The flowers were a gift they had done to make it successful. I from Mrs. Joe Huron and Miss Mil We were delighted to hsve as our j dred Halvorsen. Guests were Mrs. visitor. Mr. Ronald Fisher, county; and Mrs. John Munier. Mr. and council president, PTA. Mrs. Fisher I Mrs. Joe Herron. Miss Mildred Hal explalned the duties of the county j vorsen. Miss Let Rushy. Mr. Clint council and of the plans the National Van Tassel and the hostess. PTA has of constructing a building of Its own In Chicago. A contribu tlon of 10 cents per member is asked Mrs. Or-Ule Bean was hostess to the Pinochle club Wednesday Nov ember 2. Guests were Mrs. Vernon of each unit as their contribution. I Sayre. Mrs. Frank Mauser. Mn. The building will be dedicated as a I Mary KitUrson, Mrs. Oeorge Wall. The First Christian Church Corner tih and Pine Street Hear Mr. B. K. Allison A teacher at Ban Joae Bible School and a former minister of the Christian Church her Sunday, 10:5 A. M. whenyw . ...with these wonderful Domeolic Sewmachines IMHTWtJOHT POiTABlI tar MwlaS mm His ga.firtl-srsesawliiaealtceas. r nrrytofl case. a4a vHfe fcaadi CHECK THESE FEATURES: Diol tension control eojSy adjusted for loose machine basting or regular sewing by number ... no guesswork! 4 Point Feed assures straight stitching by gripping material evenly at the front, back and sides of the needle. 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