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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 23, 1952)
k THURSDAY, OCTOUKK 23, 1052 IIKRALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE NINETEEN TN UA S, ffiAV:;L i in M in i i i ii i Ml tgtmitm aWoW rMxajiM immi iimiMm in 1" Joday'A jJdwwx Anv housewife, says Helen Scott ;hls feet again. ol hiamlord. Conn., can nave a Helen Hcott spoiie rcuemiy 10 a successful business career at home. group of housewives In Buffalo. Became every woman had one 1 N. Y at a meeting spumoreu thing she can do belter than any I jointly bv the advertising women body else of Buffalo and the Women'a Dlvt- Hclen, who la In private life Mrs. ifclon of the N. Y. State Department Martin P. Hchulut, wile of a sale of Commerce, and said: executive, found that she could I "To you who arc lnterealed In hake better pies and calcea than perfecting yciir skill" and talents, anybody she knew, and on that has ; no matter how burdened you may fmincled a aiiceeaslul business. Ibe with household responsibilities, She. atarted It several yeara bko i life can be turned Into a Joyous when her huiband was convale.t- victory If only you have the will rlncr frnm herinui, and costlvito make It ao." operation. Afier sounding out a AHcr starling a successful home number of her friends, Helen ! baking business. Helen won more started taking week-end orders for I Plaudits and aNo dollars for her baked goods, worked three daya Ibook. "Baking for Profit", and now iiiiina the orders and Ha embarking on a business of Hie bank, savs Helen Scott, Sou have to do la perfect them- netied a profit week until her of MO to MS a husband waa on THIS FAIR COURT 9'reeted adoring subjects at the Klamath 8a tin Potato Festival at Merrill, Here-lovely Queen Martha 2nd ween tha royal rad roba and goldan erown of tha kingdom just a ftar iha was crownad by Gov. Douglas McKay. In front, junior attendants Janle Hodgal, laft and Mara Fox admire the new monarch. Standing in feitival finery, Prineee Betty Deidrich, Dor rii; Shirley Johniton, Henleyj Polly Haynei, Tuleleke, 1951 queen; the, Governor, Queen Martha, Princejiei Helen Kelleher, Tutelage; Anita Weber, Malin and Janie Dixon, Bonanza. ' " Four-H New "The Responsibility of Parent hood" will be the topic of discus sion. Everyone la cordially Invited. PKI.Il AN MRS. K. W. ZKil.KR Publicity Chairman The reiular meeting of the Peli can Parent Teacher Association met In the school auditorium Wed nesday, Oct. 1MI. 3 SO p. id. Mrs. Archie McClurg, president, appoint ed the following chairmen to serve fur Uie year: Wave and Means Committee Mrs. Norman Kanusa; program. Jack Bolton; Hospitality, i Mrs. Rayburn South: Membership, Mrs Jack Jones; Publicity, Mrs. E. W. Zlller; By-Lawa, Carol Whet stone; Magatine, Leigh Pennine: Bludy Oroup. Mrs. Jack Kemnit er: Legislative. Mrs. Paul Buck; Blood Donors, Mrs. JTred Schlegel; W. Zlgler. ' Mra. Norman Knausa announced a travellni basket has started, and asked all members and friends to help It on lis trip. Carol Whetstone read the section nf the By-lawa that are to be em mended. Room molhere and teachers are combining their efforts to nuke the Halloween party a success. Gerry Robertson, general super visor of city schools, spoke about aha educational measures thai ap pear on the November ballot. Carol Whetstone's first grade class won the room count prhte. Mra. Ethelyn Carter entertained with two pisno numbers. Mra. Ray Keller Mrs. John Lao iry. Mrs. Jnvlghl Warrington, Mrs. E. W. Zlgler seventh grade room mothers served refreshments - Mrs. Jack Kemnllier la baving a atudy Oroup meeting at htr home 3427 Berkeley 8treet, Oct. 21, p m RivKitsini: MRU. ALKXANDKR LI FT A chill dinner Tuesday evening. Oct. 31. stsrted the Riverside KIA meeting off with a bang. Highlights, following the dinner, were en addreas by Carroll Howe, Huperlnteiident of Klamath County Schools and a talk by Jsik Hmilli. Field Scout Executive of Buy Scouts of America. Howe explained two measures appearing on the November ballot that are backed by the ITA be cause they are for the betterment of Oregon publlo schools. He pointed out that the measure lor Making Superintendent of Public Instruction Appointive would en able the position to be filled by a more qualified person. Howe, speaking .on the School District Reorganization measure ssld, "It hss a far-reaching im pact. The Impact will probably be felt less In Klamath County Ihan In other counties because we already have an organised district slmllsr to the proposed measure. School District Reorganisation will provide an opportunity for a bet ter educational program through out the Stale of Oregon." Smith explained the Hiriose ol the Cub Scout program and the way to go about setting up a Cuo Scout group for the Riverside boys Irom to 10 yesrs of age. Dr. Harry Fredrick, program chairman, explained the annusl school census project and an nounced that Riverside PTA Is go ing to tske the Riverside district census. He asked volunteers from each block to contact Mrs. Carlson within the next few daya. ' Presiding at the meeting was Mis. Axel Cnrlson, president. Dr. Fredrlcks announced that our next meeting will stress Education Week and Dr. R. T. Llndley, Klam ath Falls optometrist, will speak on the Coordinated Classroom, re garding lighting, seating, deco rating, etc., efiects on children. The next meeting la scheduled for Nov. II. CONCUR Girl Scout troops 11 and 21, from Conger and Fremont schools were presented in a Court ol Awards at the monthly meeting -of Conger PTA, Wednesdsy evening Oct. 15. The meeting openea witn juoy Hull, Susan Farrell and Sharon RoNson presenting the colors ana Pat Wilson leading the flag salute. Mrs. Orne woods men conducted a brlel business meeting. Lights were dimmed and sixteen girls formed a candlelight proces sion Irem the back oi tne auditor ium to Uie stage. Girl Scout pledge and laws were repeated and the girls sang solily the Campflre Pray er and as ine rimes Asceno. ao- compsnled by their leader, Mrs. Charles McFarlan. Lights were turned on, the girls one by one extinguished their can dles and left the stage to receive their awards. Girls earning awards were Joan Marshall. Janice Wilson. Celeste Winkleman. Pst Crowley, Jane Hwaney. Judy McFarlan, Sharon Davis, Evelyn Thorne, Joyce John son. Susan Ferrell. Sharon Rosaon, Pst Wilson. Judv -Hull. Stephanie Walker. Sharon Whltlock and Pat Hulbert. E. A. Oeary, Stale Repreaenta tlve for Klamath County, discussed the School District Reorganisation on Oct. Act and various other measures appearing on the ballot at the com ing election. bnventn graae mouiers servea refreshments at the close of the meeting. MILLS Mra. James M. Barnes Publicity Chairman Members of Mills School PTA heard an informative talk Oct. 15 on several ballot measures per taining to the schools, by Elton Fishback, principal ol enasia School, He also emphasized Uie importance of voting, urging ev eryone to vote on Nov. 4lh. Community an was enjoyea by all. Room count was won by Mrs Southwell and Mrs. Jackson. Verne spiers introduced miss Msdelon Adler. the new music teacher at Mills this year. The president. Mrs. Arthur An derson. Introduced Uie following committee chairmen: Room repre sentative. Mrs. Wayne Galloway; Te. Mra. Clyde Dlxoo and co chairman Mrs. W. B. Ssvage; Pro gram Mrs. H. E. Bispnam ano Co-chairman Mrs. Oerald B. Wick- eraham; Membership.- Mrs. E. L.. Strack; Publicity, Mrs: James M. Barnes: Hospltalltv, Mrs. Jos. 8. Matlick Jr. and co-Chairmen, Mrs. Andy Sllsnl and Mrs. Cornelius Olvera: Budget. Mrs. E. H. Buck holc: Bulletin. Mrs. John E. Put nam; Magatine. Mrs, Leonard Malson; summer roundup. Mrs. Loren Blnney; Parliamentarian, Mra. Hazel Todd. Legislation, Verne Spiers; Ways and Means, Mrs. Ionard Malson and Mrs. H. O. Day, it was announced the Annual Fun Frolic would be held this year 30th. Home Extension News altAmont By Mrs. E. L- Kusth I'uljliciiy Chairman Altamont PTA held the second meeting of the year at the ele mentary school Oct. 14. Highlight of the meeting was a 'film dem onstration' by Mrs. Olson's fourth grade room. Mrs. Earl tsncnoan, rresioem, presided. She announced there would be no regular meeting of the PTA In November. The schools will observe American Education week and the PTA will help with the Open House at the Junior High School on Nov. 13. Max Marvin, Legislative Chair man. SDoke briefly on the school District Reorganization bill, which will come up for vote this coming election, and urged everyone to get out and vote. Refreshments were served oy the second grade room mothers. making and marketing frown pies Maybe you've been cherishing a reclne for Aunt Martha's bread- and-butter pickles, or grandmoth er's elderberry Jam. Maybe you have a skilled hand with a sewing machine or a pair of knitting needles. Maybe you're a renowned party- giver, or a genius at entertaining children. - Perhaps you have a knack of making and designing children's clothes, or have stumbled on cosmetic formula which can be marie at home. Any of these can be moncv in fama h & L If you've already placed your order for jour Siegler, please be patient, jour better ii on the way. 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