BATOKDAY, NOVEMBER , 1982
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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REFLECTIONS
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THAT MOP.NINO Cllll.T.INrBS
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Jrli I lir I r lilil-lop Iwine (m I.bIik
ehnre Drive lor til" where tliey
w ill lion id the Lilt linn lor Mono
lulu Mnde mill Much will lrvcl
I v bonl bmli wuy..- -uennur. Hood
Mllor Meek declines IIibI'h the
y to tnoro rcil-h-m-m- Olhnt
liuiij we've known who niliiiiit
ll'i'i way tol Involved Hi IH !
i.uclsl night Die on tint lloMIni
"rem-hume" ctuiie home lo
looil AM) rc-.l in thntr own nenu
niirr cluing Hie Islands' they'll
mop lit l.A unci tif on tin wy
home.
nirc oitKootf jour.NAi.'s
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imp Mill'iaps i Ml'.. Hill JrnUlnni
o.m we ioc.il tt-ei'.i BiaU nl.er
Immune ensuclelion Mill II": Port
land publication as ntcrewry
the publliihiT SHI eillior Pllp
Jickjon Mmrlcd recently III Vlr
Binm CityIn lilt residence Of
1 iinuj Mcebo arbiter rleitanli-arum-author
nationally known
wit-Kourmct preserver ol Hie
Ooldfn Krr-el-nil pre-em own.
tt ol Iho Nevada Territorial Enter
ori.ie Nevade'e llr.il p.ipcr
iMarklsvaln worked horei which
.lira lli'lr hoil nuinrd owner-
aliould fall did Lorraine's spoune
look hr up rocsmly lor one lesl
look brlois snowfall end nor In-
Irepld scrambling on In precipice,
nude hlni ro nervous ha fled lo
tin car and out of sight Hardy
Gramatky NY srllst took many
p'utuin of Ilia like but mid It
..o oeriiaIind him ha Juil
couldn't palnl II Whan Ilia (roup
wviu up with luls Bunca, another
teacher lie told Ihem not ta be
come loo Involved with the nib
Jrrt that they couldn't express It
anyway BUT back In town that
nliiht-he coulon'l get tha lake olf
hit mind and sketched until dev.n
from memory and wss compelled
later lo make a return trip for
oii-tne-npoi iLeicnci You cat tee
iwicnes anil psiming.t mat ui
gal.i have made up tnnj-e In their
exhibit at the Ait Center Main
and Pine.
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TWO OREGON" V.OMKN put
their eiate Into the limelight In Nov
Issues ol national megs filate Sen
ator Richard Neubergrr's wile
Maurlna In Coronal where her
husband gives public at knot ledge
ment and praise of her ability is
a leglslator-and Helen Jackson
tilup In May h gone from Hill In ! Krye I Mra. BUI) In The Amerl.
Nevada weeaiy iiewwapor circu
lation to lot Other lhaii the lab
rlnaliiiii bacligroujid of thrlr wed
ding locale florenca and BUI have
oilier reason to remember their
marriage date-hl birthday U the
tlay alter Del 30 and Iter Is Uit
aut. .
WW
HA NO ONTO-your hat fAlplne)
or at lH hang on I II yo ir
lollow llrlen lialentlne and l-or-r-,ijio
John..on aa they ciawl
around the rim of Crater Lake
4-keu-htng unuiual rock formations
7- w uid-lw late d treea and any
oiher flora on the craggy clllf
lowering above the shoreline
they hang on by their teeth to
have a free akatchlng hand and
Jrralne haa been told that they
DAR Meeting
Fulelone. Chapter. Daughtara of
tha Amerleaai Ravolutlon, held lt
regular monthly meetlnf at the
home of Mra. Roland E. Wright on
Alameda Street, Monday evening.
hoy. 1.
In the atwenc of tha Regent,
I va Burkhalter. Mra. It. B. Van
Hooten, vie regent, praalded at
tha builne.ii meeting.
The chanter einraiaed III Ihnnki
to Mra. Vanhooaeiv, Mini Burk-i
halter, and the olheri who ia
niMed in planning and presenting
ihe luccesilul Treedom - Forum
which, took Ute plc it the rxilr
October meeting." Oritltude wa
e pre tied to the Bunnell and Pra
fesAlonal Women. BoropllmUH,
I.easue of Women Vetera, and tha
American Aaroclatlon of Untver
ally Women for providing apeakrra
far the forum. Hid to Reverend
tialen Onatad, who acted ai mod
erator. , ..
Kulalona rhapter agreed to Join
'with other chapter, in tha (lata in
aiding financially the restoration of
Hoover Home at Newburg, a pro
ject which Herbert Hoover tnd his
aona have approved.
Considerable time wai devoted
lo a discussion by Mrs, William
I), roster, chairman, of plana lor
tht Bute Conference which Is to
he held In Klamaih Falls. March
I t. and 10 ol next year. Southern
Oregon enepiept, tnciuoing i.ene.
view, Oranta Pas". Medford, and
Klamaih Falls, will be Ihe host
eoes. Ileadquartera will be l Ihe
Willard hotel. More detailed
plana for the convention will ap
pear later.
Our Federal Constitution was the
title of the program presented by
Mra. t. II. Bione. She give go
Interesting and enlightening ex
plenailon or the difference between
a democracy and a republic. If the
United States hid democracy. Its
k people would have lo assemble and
' vote directly for such laws 11 they
l desired; wnlli In a republic the
'people choose selectmen le carry
. out their wishes. Thej two types
of government were thoroughly
analyted by the men who made
the Constitution. When inked whit
kind of government It w-aa to be.
Ben Franklin replied. "A republic
If you can keep It."
In addition to Mrs. Wright, hest-e..-ea
were Mrs. Helen Mueller,
Mrs. Alva Custer, and Mrs. Vgn-Hooaen.
can as one of "America's inter
esting rcople" Maurliie Neuber
xer lives In Portland and Helen
Jackson Is the daughter of Mr,
ana Mrs. Mali- Obenchaln, Klam
ath Baaln.
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YACHT CLUB nlr.l. n.rt Ihla
Iv-eir will ba 'm hatter than Bua
tore bpasiiul deceratlona lood
mualo by byno Halaas and pro-ie-.-iiuiial
enter is Uimeot by ward
lllllerlch now living In KF was
wilh Hie Four Jacaa and a JU1
en the James Oleason radio aWw
ao gel out there it 10 pm
say Wilson and Wilms Wiley
chairmen,
www
OAO A CAPPKLLA CHOIR will
be beard la I.'.ES program aver
KFJI Sunday t to l !o pm 4
Klamath ituden i will participate
Maurice iBudi Deller suits
with the choir and Is narrate.-
other I are Barbara Cutler Bon
nie O Hsra and Oary Rose.
THE I.IVF.SLF.YS Rod and
Fae from Halem bunting and
seeing KF friends for a lew dava
uir Jody at Caatlllega Oiria
School Palo Alto and la "loig
it" Red ' and I-aje'a bde.tu
Rsm.-by res on U eth, v
THE JACK DU1CHERS In
Wednesday Club
An entertaining evening of cgrds
was spent by members of the
Wednesday Club on Nov, g. A des
sert luncheon was served on tables
decorated with colorful fall favors.
Prlres In bridge awarded to Nan
cy Milne nd Helen Scott, Prlres
lii pinochle were awarded to Myr
tle Ramos and Lola Truax.
Hostesses for the evening were
Helen Vaaisn, Mae Schmidt tnd
Jiorence Livingston,
winter to reii tf) up for t
spring wnen they open tha retort.
MRS. DSN. 8T0UTISlly,-d
Addison S( ils hat Salem house
sueat Mra. Andy lArley) Cotntsii
who Used in KF for yeera
Incidentally mother of Mrs. Rod
erick Llvesley she drove dowa
with them Tuesday, .
Teens Conquer , .'
Slouch Habit . ' . 1
When you alt and listen to a class
room lecture or an at your own
oeia oamg nomeworg. do you
cboes position tost trails yeu
to bg grsceluir
Your spine end the back of yeur
neck should line up perfectly
straight: your hlpa sgsmt the eacg
of your chair, yeur knees together,
and th toes of aoa feot meeting
the arch of the ether. Your legs
should not be perpendicular te the
knaea but forward en the floor te
form slight angle with them.
When you particularly want to
make good appeirance, cresa
your legs only If yeur thighs ire
slender enough to allow yeur legs
to form two almost parallel lines.
To do the crossing gracefully, keep
one hand on the knee yeu ire rais
ing to crosa. This small megsurf
will prevent your akirt from slid
ing back. t
When you ire not tulig yeur
hands while leeted, do you live
others the tldgsti because yeu fid
get so much yourself) Yeu eai
keep Ihem quiet If you l'ern what
to do who tnem, if legs ire crossed
join your hands together gracefully
t the aide f your lap.
- Otherwise, keep hands In lap,
pglms upward, and Join lingers us
a riiaxea manner is ciose to one
knee as yeu can comfortably reach.
Or bold one hand In the ether with
thumb of lower hand resting In the
palm that Is uppermost. Or en
circle the second and third finger
or tne upper hand between the
thumb gnd forefinger of the lower
nana, xn an iiivae nam pviuivna,
elbewi ire close I Ihe badv. fin
gen point towird knees lid hands
ire held eut en the lap.
Remember that control of the
hinds la aunpla matter ef will
power. When yeu grl set Using
mem, oo not give mem megniag
less occupations. The above peil'
Hens will give yeu i working re
pertory for nervous moments. But
catch yeur own hands unaware
when you ore net nervous end
make the position you have natur
ally assumed in htbltugl one, pro
vided It Is graceful,
Pet Peeve
About, Pets
Mr MNTflU I.OWH Y
At Newerealnrea Writer
T know 1 woman who doesn't
Ilka pete. But mostly she hatss
people with pets. I thln' she
mskea s good esse sgstnst us.
Bis says .we're rude, Incon
siderate and Insensitive to other
peoplei feelings. And she says
were such passional propa
gandists that m il ions of people
who don't get all emotional about
animals ere soared le admit It.
11il woman, I hasten to say,
Isn't one of those unfortunates with
a morbid, unraeionmg fear - of
an'.msls. She thinks they are Just
fine, hut they leave her cold. She
doein't enjoy having pets around
her. She doein't like cat-fur or
do-halr on the furniture. She
doesn't enjoy Ihe thought of eallng
from 1 dish winch migni nave nesn
iired by an animal. She Is indif
ferent and quite happy when
domestic animals are around the
place, but she believes that place
I, outdoors. She Is neither flattered
nor touohed when cat or a dog
climbs Into her lap er.creuchei
adoringly at her fan..
As far as attitudes go. I think
hern Is healthy and harmless, snd
I think, s 1 pet ownsr, tint It's
time some one gave her i hearing.
Most of her friends are pet own
ers. Myself, I'm member of t
femlly ruled over by i smsll
black snd wnl e cit uncertain
end undistinguished lineage who
controls us with s paw of Iron.
I count the nelihborhood auott
of csts tnd dogs ameng mv bast
Irlends. I find domesticated
animals ta be wonaerlul com.
pinions, fun to be with end eisy
le live witn.
"Aonarently. rnaklni pet con.
verts Is some sort of s challenge
you Pel people feel you must
meet." she continued. "You
won't rest until you've got ill ef
tia in canin. I'm ilvin Ilo-servlce
to pet-loving, Just because I
haven't the couraia. But I know
there are a lot ef us who don't
worship oats, sad I d like t form
some sort of orgsnleatlen te
combat vaur anoalllna Dronaeanda
I den t deny you the pleasures of
osmlng a pat. All I'd like Is to
have the rlehta of tha rest of us-
not te be pet levers If we don't
want to be recognised. You've
got mi ao hamstrung that I go
around Inventing reasons saying
I'm allarrlo to animal hair, for
Instance just to keep the pats ef
friends out ef my house and me
out ef their houses."
Okay, ao I'm convinced there
ire aoma people who don't like
cata and dogs and birds. But I
still think thst If she got puppy
or a kitten end brought on ef
them up, she'd bs s. fsol for in
nlmal just ltki the rest of us.
Meanwhile. I'll Just be careful
not to Inflict my opinions or my
cat aa then well, strange
people.
I Ihlr.k my friend Is missing
plesssnt experience because
sho e never had the responsibility
for or th friendship of i pel.. But
I'm Inclined te scree with her
strong feeling that pel-ewners
have made auch en laau of loving
animals that It's farced milllesu ef
suite norsnsl saan tnd women te
the uncomfortable position ef pre
tending something they honestly
don't fed.
"You pet people." she ex-
Kloded th other dsv slier a rough
our balm polite to mtnlsture
French Doodle with idorinx ow-n
era, "bay propaganda the
lev of ssoeiestlcated anlmsla to
t point where any person who
doesn't proclaim his adoration Is
considered to be some sort of t
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MR. AND MRS. G. D. PUGH 235 Merlin Street, announce
the engagement of their daughter, Kathleen, to Roy Marin, son
of Mr. end Mrs. John Marin, Dunimuir. The attractive bride
lect it a graduate of KUHS dsn of '4?; end Merin is grgdu-'
t of Dunimuir High School. No date has been set for th
wedding. Photo by Ferebe
fife)
HELEN JACKSON
"Helen of Oregon'
II .
aU.,Mitat
Happy Hour Club
Happy Hour Club met 1:30 p m
Oct. it, it the home of Mrs. Anna
Blehn. Ill Pine Street.
Refreshments were served to the
following: Ann Been, Lora Evans,
Ann Reeder, Emma Hamilton,
Jennie Hum, Una Motschen
bacher, Eva Richardson, Lillian
Drew, Louise Humphrey, end In
vited guests, Mrs. Eveline Linger,
Ashland and Mrs. Chris Metcalf,
Medlord.
Mrs. Blehn't daughters, Freds
Lucss and Pearl Foster, assisted
her.
Next meeting with Anns Bean,
223 N. 6th Street, Nov. 11, 1:30
p.m.
"Helen of Oregon", the Ameri
can Mega One Co-ed of the month.
featured In the November Issue Is, of
Mra lent years of a 1500 scholar
ship." In four years she plied up a
loiai 01 eiooo in acnoiarsmps.
Helen has worked durlne. vaca
lions to help Hnsnce her education
ana nss oeen in A student.
This fall she becime the bride
of Bill Frye, Portland who is ilso
mending in University.
8he Is the daughter of Mrs. Matt
jisovncnain ana me Rrnnauaugiiier
iim ii'i mj n liiui, mi. i,u
Helen Mrs. C. M. Kirkpatrick. Malln. A
& ri.m.ik PMinln trirl
own t cat or t dor r budgie reus im acnooicu imt
bird, veu ve Tllten tnd talked elementary and high acnoois.
By KLKANOE THOMSON
October, as ususl, wss the!
month of much news for Cimp I.
Hunting season brought t grosi
Influx of sportsmen te this terri
tory. They set up camps ill through
the woods here tnd enjoyed the
mildest csmplpg w either seen for
msny a season.
Unexpected news wis th mv.
lng of Mr. tnd Mrs, Oordon Good,
longtime residents here, to Ro-
hurg, th first part of October. Th
Goods were called to thit city when
tne elder Good euffered t stroke.
A few diyi liter when tht sick
man wis out of dinger the Ooods
returned to ctmp to pack ana
move to Roseburt where Good was
needed to look after his tnd his
father's terming Interests. While
they were pacslng, old irlends
called on them from Med
ford. Mr. tnd Mrs. Archie West
tnd sons who lived In camp for sev
eral years formerly. Then at tne
opening ef hunting season, Mrs.
Ooods parents, the Lloyd Harbtns
of Brookings, srrived te spend t
few days hunting tnd wert tur
prised to find the Ooods moving.
Tht Ooods left the opening dsy
of sesson. but the Harblns stayed
on for twnlla, camping In ths
empty house. The West family also
stsyed en for twhll ss guests of
the Henry Kaplers.
Just ls3t week tht sad news
etme of tht passing of Oordon
Good's father. C. R. Good of Rose
burg. Th exact date of his detth
Is not known but It Is thought to
be tbout Oct. 20.
Mr. tnd Mrs. Dsrrell Suiter and
Mr. snd Mrs. Don Adams, both
of On com out for hunting. They
cimped in th 6uitr's trsller it
Horse Olides. The fsmllles tlso
visited with tht Thoaiis Thom
son's ef ctmp.
Mr. tnd Mrs. Don Huek tnd
Mr. tnd Mrs. Thomts Thomson
attended the wedding of . Norman
Larson, son ef Mrs. Olga Heudck.
of the Pioneer community, t De
lorls Wood, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Orln Wood, lis f th Pio
neer community, it the Luthersn
Church on High Street la JQimsth
Fills, Sept. 27.
Mr. tnd Mrs. Le Nlcolla tnd
diughter Barbara, Eugene, spent
a week the middle of October here
with Mrs. Nlcolit'i staler and fam
ily, tht Do Hucks.
A new family his moved Into
camp, Mr. tnd Mrs. Mac McVeigh
tnd son i-arry. iney are occupying
the house formerly lived In by the
8. R. Olassbums. McVeigh la em
ployed as a mechanic la th chop
A bsby shower vis given for
little Miry P. Kttchis. lnfsnt
diughter of Mr. tnd Mrs. Peter
KetefcJs. oet. it, it tne some
Mrs. Dick Filrtleld, Mrs. Thomn
Thompson assisting. A dessert
luncheon arts served, followed by
the opening of gifts by Mrs.
Kttchis, tad games were played.
Th guests attending were Mrt.
Lon Mast, Mrs. nenry nspier,
Mrs. Olenn Adams. Mrs. Mae Me-
Velgk, Mrs. Eldoa Chandler, Mra.
Elmer Morehtad, Mrs. Don Hue
and her sister Mrs. Nieolie. tht
two a est sues tnd guest of honor,
Olympic Katchla and ba7. Others
who sent glils but did not attend
ware Mra. Oordon Ood. Mrt. Bella
Olassbura. Mrt. Leonard Bttrkhtrt.
Tw camp children received
medical attention far broke noses
Is st enth. They were Ntney
Thomson who was hit ia th face
by i swing on the tehee Dvouse play
ground at Bly, cad Sammy
Chandler hurl during gym clast
a few daya lattr.
By MRS. T. P. MICHAEL
Jan Clark arrived In Dairy Oct.
. ' vV ' l
By MRS. E. R. NELSON
Hunters here report good ihool-
is, irom usmp coos, usni., to i big
spend a 35 . day furlough with his I .. . .,, .,,, ..v. h.
grandparents. Mr. tnd Mrs. wu. J" er tnd Umlly who bav
nam Ben and his mower, Mrs. """
Leona Blotcher. side have moved here and ire Uv-
Mr. ind Mra. 8. K. Hartser andi'" " ""co rsorm
son, John, were transacting busi
ness in Kismatn Fails Oct. 21.
Albert Garrison, west Lake, was
trsnssctlng business snd calling on
irienus in Dairy oct. it
Summer Lake, Tlielr two children
have enrolled In the An River
school.
The Ant River school hid a Hal
loween party it tht Oringt Hill
Mr. ind Mra. R. E. Bisbev and I Oct. 31. A lot of tun wis had by
Mra. E. O. Blo'oey, were transect-1 those attending and th traditional
lng business in Klamath Falls Oct. Halloween refreshments w r
20.
E. P. Pool returned to his home
in Klsmath Falls Oct. 26, after
spending the week with his daugh
ter and son-ln-ltsy Mr. tnd Mrs.
Joe Vleirt.
Mr. snd Mrs. Oeorge Rice, Klsm
ath Falls, trt visiting their son
snd daughter-in-law, Mr, tnd Mra.
Don Rice ind family.
Mr. snd Mrs. Neil Orohs tnd
children, Carl and Phyllis, Langell
Valley visited Oct. 2, with Mrs.
Orehs parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo
nard Rltler.
Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Orlse were
transacting business In Kltmtth
rsiis Wl. 2.
Mr. ind Mrs. 8. K. Hsrtcler ind
Mrs. Sarah Michael drove to Ash
land Oet. 24, where they visited
Mr. snd Mrs. Clarence Debrick and
family.
Sympathy ts extended to Mr. E.P.
Pool In the recent loss of his wife.
Esrl Hemsker, Klsmsth rails,
was a business visitor at the Leo
nard Rltter home Oet. 2g.
Mrs. William Bell was transact
ing business in Klamath Falls Oct,
31.
Mr. tnd Mrs. E. C. Blsbey had
as their dinner guests on Monday,
then- sen and daughter-in-law, Mr.
tnd Mrs. R. E. Blsbey.
Mrs. Sarah Michael visited Oet.
2. with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Ritter.
Mr. tnd Mrs. Leo Bsrker. Kltm
tth Fills, visited Friday Oct. 25,
with Mr. tnd Mrs. E. C. Blsbey.
David J. Bliss of tht Shell Oil
Stilton wis transacting business
la Dairy Oct. 27.
Among those who srlslted it the
8. R. HirtrJer ranch Oct. 1 were
Mr. tnd Mrs. Charles Ford and
fimtly. Klimtth Fslls. Mr. tnd
Mrs. Art Schrelner, Henley, Mr.
tnd Mrs. Clarence Debrick and
family. Medford, Oeorge Smyth,
Jacksonville. Mr. tnd Mra. Don
Schrelner tnd soas, tnd Clara and
Edward Smyth.
ANW Club Meets
Art Needlework Club met Oct.
2t with Mrs. Oeorge Hum, 431
Pine Street, for a 1 p.m. luncheon.
The members of the oldest luietal
club in Klsmsth Falls, who shared
tht pleasant afternoon were: Mrs.
D. V. Kuykendall. Mrs. Wilbur
jenes, Mrs. J. c. Hunt. Mrs
Oeorge Wins, Mrs. Z. J. Powell.
Mrs R. H. Anderson, Mrt Marlon
nauj. sirs, c H. underwood;
and a guest Mrs. Lee Been.
Next meeting of ANW Club sched
uled for Nov. 1 with Mrt. Geoxge
vrirva. ew vtliersoa tor
p.m. lUBcntcn.
served. Alvle Ivy Is tescher of th
school.
Henry Socln. Alhtmbra. who bis
been the guest of the L, E. Eldere
for seversl weeki returned t hit
home Oct. 30.
Mr. snd Mrs. O'Kceffe have
moved here from Merrill. Mrs.
O'Keeffe went to Merrill Thursday.
She Bluo attended her mother'
birthday party In Langell Valley,
Mrs. O'Keeffe was the former
Hazel Olft of Langell Valley.
The Summer Lake grange will
sponsor a public dance it the hall
Saturday evening, Nov. I. The Coos
Biy orchestra will furnish the mu
sic and the H. E. Club will furnish
th supper. Come out everyone nd
hive a good time. Posters are eut
announcing further details.
Visitors of Mrs. Alice Carlon
Thursday afternoon were: Mrs.
Ray Klnkald, Portlsnd, Mrs. Los
Elder, Mr. Bud pernall ind Mrs.
William Grisel.
Mr. ind Mrs. Ray KlnKcId, Pert
land, ire spending a short tlm
here while KlnKaid Is hunting.
uiey are lormer residents Berg.
Csrlton Brown. Salem, state man.
ager for Orange Mutual Life In.
surance Company was a guest ef
Mr. ana Mrs. L. c. Eider, Wed
nesday. He wis enroute south to
visit other grangt member! rela
tive to bis work.
"Tht school film shown it tht Ana
River school Oct. 30 wig well at
tended. Film shown as "Bird ef
Paradise" a technicolor pletur de
pleting old time customs of na
tives In Hawaii.
Les Elder was nleisintly aurnris
by visit from two schoolmates
from Montestno, Wish. Last
weex. Lee Foster tnd Mtritm wlt-
ner. Mr. tnd Mrs. Wilt Robert
tnd son, Jess, from Westsidt were
guests of the Elders Tuesday eve
ning. They had been to Portland
for check-ups which wert very
satisfactory.
Mr. tnd Mrs. H. T. CsudeU. who
have been living on th River
Ranch are moving- to th Mtnley
Currier rtnch where he will b
employed. Their son. Blllle, Is a
freshmtn la the Paisley High
School.
Mr. tnd Mrt. Our Fester hav
returned from visit with rela
tives tt the home of Mn. Carmel
Hirtin tn Klsmsth Fills tnd with
Mr. tnd Mn. Msrlon Barn at
O'lenc.
Howard Nelson nd ten, Frtnk
le. Westslde, visited hi parents,
Mr. and Mrs. E. X- Nelson Sunday.
Test caa play, a sroaderftl new
Hamaaea Cheed Organ after Just
fesr alatc exptajaaliea ere
thews tt yea acref played a a4 ew
ay laairsaaatat befeec What m
darfal beam eajaysswat fee the win
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depeaH sww will belt a ebeed
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WEAR? vAJ
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rnkiimr ike r
forail rmiei
cut liikleaielr
earrerl cletkw, u
reitenskli
lasitl priresi
Sal ( lliltll
DREWS-
aentimrntelly and a much
that men people have a sneaking
idea there'! something very wrong
with t person who It Indifferent
t their chirms.
"In fiet. there Is generii
feelini that there a something
downright auspicious tbout i
person when tt islmsl doesn't
take t him."
It's tht pet lerers who art at
fault, she lays. As far is the im-
mtls ire concerned, tnt tn tney
usually make seme sort ef in
rmtd place and lM ileng ill
right. But their loving ownera
art invariably determined t show
her how really lovsble Ind won
derful a pet Is. Each pet owner
has I theory thit. once ihe get
to knew Tibby, Rover or Polly,
she'll reilite bow charming,
sppetling. smart, cleta tad well
behaved each ta.
She started In the first grade it
Malm, completed her senior year
as an honor student it KUHS. ind
entered the University of Oregon. '
Eugene. She will be graduated In
June, 1953, in the Held of English
Literature and plans to tesch. i
Cutllnes benealn the colored pie-
lure of the attractive young woman
give her accomplishments during
her college years. "She was treas
urer of the frrsiimsn cisss; vice-1
president of the student body:!
member of the Mortar Bosrd: the,
senior womens honorary society;
publicity director of Religious Em-,
phasls Week: vice president of
Highland House, i girls' dorm: ,
ecretary ol the Associated Worn-,
Students: issistint freshman
counselor and winner for three I
Annual Dinner
Nets Nearly $600
LAN8FLL VALLET - The in
uil hirtir ind turkey 4tnnr giv
en be the Guild tt St. Bsmtbss
Church. Lthgell Vtlley. in the
sense) ctfeterlt it Boninra was
very successful. Nearly IMO was
cleared. .
Mrs, Howard Kellesen wis the
lucky winner ef th handmade
built, ind Mrs. Lloyd Sparks won
the Tent pen wita complete sro
robe.
Msy thanks ir extended I til
thest wh helped tnd to these who
litentte. migiag tuea unin
clgl success.
DEIPHIANS "
Dell Otmmi chsptsr f Delphi
tat a-lll meet Tuesday,. Nov, II
tt i:is a.m. la t( TMCA Build-
la.
The gubject . ef tht lessen win
be "Our Aging Populttlon",
Th leader will be Aim A Oett.
Dlscutsliai will be led by Jean
Puckett, Derothei Reenitk. Msud
it Llskey, gnd Julia Eumwllt.
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