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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1952)
PAGE TWENTY-FOUR IIERAL1) AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON THURSDAY. OCTOBER 80, 1052 Home Extension News CONGKR-FA1RVIEW Lessons on repair of Inner-spring-for the Conuer-Falrvlew home ex tension unlU occupied two days of work under guidance of leaders, Mrs. Fred Bpeer and Mrs. Roy Muggins. Bout meetings were Veil attended. Potluck at the first meeting was xouowea oy a wniieeiepnam uraw lllz won by Mrs. oeoige Alder. Officers for the coming year are Mrs. Oerald Owyn, chairman: Mrs William Moore, vice-chairman and Mrs. Robert Reddard, secretary treasurer. Standing committees were ap pointed as follows: Membership and Hospitamy, Airs uene wooai; Luncheon, Mrs. Gilbert Ballanlyne; Recreation, Mrs. H. O. Thompson; Publicity, Mrs. J. B. Mccarty: Standard Unit, Mrs. William Moore and Azalea House, Mrs. Roy Hug gins. The program planning meeting was attended, by Mrs. Willliam Moore and Mrs. Gerald Owyn. Tlie next regular meeting will be Nov. and 7 at the fairgrounds. The demonstration on aluminum trays will be led by Mrs. Ted Moore and Mrs. John Mathews. FAIRVIEW By MRS. B. M. SIMON Highlights of the Oct. 33 meeting of the Fairvlew PTA were interest ing and colorful pictures of the Rogue River. These pictures were taken by Ella Redkey on a Girl Scout camping; trip. It was a 6 day trip with 45 miles of hiking and a 30 mile boat trip. These slides were interesting as well as scenic. The business meeting was con ducted by " Mrs. O. E. Powell, President. Rummage sale chair-1 malt. Mrs. A. W. Dannclley made a report about the recent sale and how well it went. Also thanking everyone for their cooperation. Mrs. R. H. Kranenburg, Member ship Chairman made a report on ! the membership drive which is now underway. Halloween party 1 plans were discussed. The Rotary ; Club is sponsoring this. Because i of the evening football game the 1 party will be held after school In each grade, room. Magaslne chairman, Mrs. Roy Wlllabanks gave a report on sub. scrlpllons to the PTA Magatine "National Parent Teacher," urg ing every one to gn their sub scription In to a very worthwhile magazine. The Secretary, Mrs. Ce cil Haggrecn, read a report from B. M. Simon, Institutional Repre sentative of the Cub Pack, the first organisation meeting to be held lor interested parents Oct. 37 m the school auditorium 7:30 p.m. Hal Oicger, Legislative chairman, Introduced Carrol Howe, Coun ty Superintendent of Schools. Howe discussed the School Reorganisa tion bill explaining the changes that would be made and benefus to us. Room count prlie was won by Irma Wauchope's 2nd grade room and door prue by Mrs. Cecile Garrison. After the meeting- refreshments were served by the 7th grade room mothers. Chairmen of this group are Mrs. Laurnammer and Mrs. James Hall. The tables were at- tractivelydecorated in A Halloween motif. Calendar for Week j Oct. 31 to Nov. 1. October 31, Altamont Home Ex tension Unit will meet at 1:30 Fit- day afternoon for business session at home of Mrs. Cecile Peyton. 2745 Homedale Road. November J, Altamont Home ex tension Unit will have project Repair of Innersprings Monday. (instead of their regular meeting day). Project leaders Will start demonstration at tu a.m. at Joan s Kitchen, Fairgiounds. November 3, Klamath county Home Extension Committee will meet at home of Mrs. Claud Wil liams, miti Logan at 12:00 noon. November 4, Malm Unit will hold their regular meeting at 1:30 p.m. In the High School. Home Demonstration Agent, Dolores Bracken, will give lesson "Poise and Charm Can Be Yours." November S, Bucna Vista Unit will meet at home of Mrs. Grace Jones, Chairman, at 301 Asluaiid Repair of Innersprings will be project for Hie day. November S, Lancet! Vallev Unit will meet at 10:30 at the Parish Hall. Home Agent will give the lesson. November 6, Chiloquln Unit will meet at 10:30 at home of Oarlene Wolff for demonstration of "Re pair of Innersprings." November 7, Conger-Falrvlew Unit will meet at 10:30 In Joan's Kitchen at Fairgrounds for a les son on Poise and Charm, by the Agem. .November 7. Camp IV will meet at Hie Community Building for a lesson on Glove Making to be given oy mis. susan wick of the Keiio unit. Jo dm.' A (jJomm B. (Red) WHITCOMB FOR POLICE JUDGE Paid by W. I. Whitcomb AID 10 PRY SKIN With cooler weather, skin often tends to seem drier. Use bath oil when you bathe: put a few drops of it In the bath water, rub some of It on your skin. You'll like the lovely but subtle scent which clings to your skin, too. By DOROTHY HOE AP Women's Editor Campaigners ol both major par ties say that one of the most re markable things In tins campaign Is the enthusiastic participation of women who in the past left Pol itics up to their husbands. For the first time In history more women than men have registered to vote this year In New York City. The board of elections announced there are 1,7m, 148 registered wom en voters In the city, as com pared with 1.754.849 men. From the Olrl Scouts and Camp- fire Girls who are volunteering as baby sitters for mothers who want to go to the polls, to octogenarians who are having a whale of a good' (line getting, their first tusto of active - politics, the women are making their presence felt this time. Typical of the new attitude Is Mrs. Donald McDonald, a young mother of Dumont, N.J., whose husband is an active member of the local campaign committee. Unable to volunteer for doorbell ringing or sound-truck speaking because she Is tied down at home caring for her baby, Mrs. McDon ald thought up a wav she could help at home. 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