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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 9, 1949)
FRIDAY, DEC. 9, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE NINE News IPTTA Notes Carr Patrons Consider Forming PTA Tlie patrons uf Carr acliool met it th srhoolhouar Wednesday, No vember 30. (or the purpose ol dla cuartni I In ornnlilratlon (it a Parent-Teacher eoc lutlon. Mr. Paul llrrrnu prrsldrd over 111 meeting ind gave an Interest ln( Ulk on ilie purpose and need lit such an oiganUullon. Mr. Meslik of Tulelake eiioke on Uie Malory ol III Tulelake PTA and eome ol the etnualng lnctdetiU hlrh took plaio durum tlx early year ol thrlr development. Chlldrrn ol Carr achool helped Uh the aoclal hour. Qulnna Mitch rll av a rending, Carol Heddlng Inn miii. "Mliihly Uk a llras" and Bruc Mitchell and Dennla Yoder am. "Home rn Hit Range." Mra. llrrron appointed th following rhalrmen ol committer: Mr. Mitch r II. organisation and by-lawi; Mra. . lleddingtun. hoMiilallly; Mra. Don Marker, publicity; Mra. Oman, pro 1 rm. V. Visitor wire Mra. Meshk. Mra. Roprr. Mra. Ityckman. Mra. Kelle her. and Mra. Jameson, all ot Tula lake. IU frcshmont were aerved and January 6 art tor the next meet ing. MILLS Fathera Night wan held at Mllla achonl Wednewlny, December 7. The meeting a called by Hie prealdent and Cub Pack 4 presented tlx col- ora and the flag aalule followed by aiming ot America. Roy Premo. eubmaaler, explained th dutle ot a rub pack and ac tlvltlea at the meeting. Ha then preaented Bob at plna to tit boy. A short business meeting waa eon ducted by the prealdent. Mra. Mc Cormark. Tlia girl enaemble under direction ol Ruth Lobaugh aang a group ol mugs. Oeoraa Hrewer aang two number and played one num ber on the vloia. MUa Lobaugh ac companied. Mra. Leo Heath, on behalf of laat year prealdent. Mra. Weatln. pre aented the aummer round-up award to the prealdent. Mra. Anderaon'c third grade and Mr. Lofugaard'a aixth grade won the room count Rev. David Harnett ol the Tint Presbyterian church, apok on. "Hplrltuat Growth ot Children." In hla talk ha aald to bring children to the realisation that they are chil dren ol Clod. Peitnta aliotild aet an example In the home lor their chil dren, th home being the primary group. The minuter closed with th stale ment, "Let ua Oil year at Chrlst maa mak It a ftmlly reunion with our children. Taka time out to be one of them." Verne Hpelra annuuiiced th ChrUtmaa program th afternoon of December 23 In the achool auditori um. Alao that vacation period atari th 23rd of December through Janu ary . Refreshment were aerved by the tea chairman, Mix. Uallagher. and the following second grade moth er, Mra. tiuperlnl, Mra. Wicker iham, Mra. Hnrglalll, and Mra. Balll. PIJ.ICAV Th Pelican PTA will aponaor an old lime dauc Saturday, December 10. at I p. m. Admlaalon la 50 cent lor adulu and 26 cent lor teen-ageri. Ram Smith, recreation director, will attend and call aquar dancea aa welt aa Instruct. There will be an Inlermtaalon at 10 p. m. at which time refreshment will be on aale In the cafeteria. There will alao be rale. Movlea will alao be shown to the children with 15-cent admlulon fee. BONANZA The Bonaiua PTA met at the high achool on November 21. with Prealdent Eslmr Brown conducting the session. The annual PTA dance date waa aet for February 25. The next regular meeting date will be January 23, but there will be no meeting In December. The achool program lor parent and fnende will be held the evening ol Decem ber 21 In the gymnalaum. The achool hand under lha direc tion ol Htella Uranrhard played four number which were greatly en- Joyed. Playing the clarinet wa Adele Brown and Patsy William, Pat Burk and Charlotl Paaolt played the laxaphonea, Margy Brown and Merta Burrougha the drums. Hilly Nrlton the trombone and Beverley lllsromer, trumpet. An Iiiterer4lng talk wa liven by Sam Smith, Klamath fella city rec reation director. HI talk waa on recreation at home and In the irhoola. He tKilnted out that parent ran do a lot to keep children In terested and happy at home, and dlarusscd way toward achool rec reation. Th member of th coming PTA play met during the refreiimrnt hour. Refreshment were aerved and made by Florence Baldork. Rose Blalnak-r, Marilyn Bleler and Leora Andrews. 11 I.M.I KK Tin regular meeting date of the Tulelake elementary PTA In the au ditorium haa been advanced to Thuraday, December 15, alnce the grade achool student will start ChrUtmaa vacation at noon. Decem ber I a. Christmas carolr will be lung by th student at th meeting under the direction of Mrs. Verlla Parker, grade achool music Instructor. There will be other entertainment. A 20-mlnute round-table discus sion will be held on "Waya ol Uivmg Our Children Religious In struction." Those taking part will be Mr. Cecil Buell, Mr. Harold Posberg. Mr. Irene Leavett, Mr. Agne Porter. Mrt. A. E. Ryckmn and Mrs. I. Hpomer. Mra. Frank Jameson la In charge ol arrangement tor a display ol handmade gtfta and creative hob ble. All those who ore to enter an exhibit are asked to call Mrt. Jameson at 214.0. Relreahmenta will be aerved at the next meeting by the 7th grade room mother. KUHS Patrons To Hear Yule Music Traditional ChrUtmaa music will be preiemed at a program ol Par ents and Patrons club ot Klamath Union high achool Wedneaday, De cember 14, In the KUHS auditorium. Andrew Loney Jr., director ot mu sic In the public schools, ha planned an exceptionally fine pro gram and all mother ol KUHS stu dents, and Interested peraoiu, are Invited to attend. A business meeting U called after the musical program according to Mra. . A. Oeary. ParenU-Patron president and the topic U ol tpeclal Interest to all parent. Tea will be aerved later In the cafeteria. Malin Patrons' Program Planned An Interesting evening ha been planned by the program committee for Malm Parents-Patron club meeting December 20, t p. m. at the high achool. The Rev. Oodfrey Matthew of Klamath FalU will be the guest rpeaker and he haa en titled hi evening entertainment a "A ChrUtmaa Potpourri." Rev. Matthew I well known for i hU literary and dramatic ability and j a worthwlle evening U assured th public. Mabel Cunningham and Vesta Shogren will entertain th group with a vocal duet and there will be group carol atnglng at th cloa ol th meeting. Th public U Invited to attend. Parent are reminded that room count will again be uken with a treat going to the winning claa. He Said Blankery, Blankety-Blank j WASHtNOTON. oPt A house- ! breaker drew three blank at th home of the Rev. Clarence Dawaon two ot them from th minuter1 i Urget pistol. Th third blank wa loot. , He left everything behind In ; flight. 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