Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, June 23, 1954, Page 7, Image 7

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    WKPNKSDAY, JUNK 23, 11IR4
IlKRAM) AND NEWS, KI,AMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
A apecial prize went to Ashland
Oarden Club for Ha outstanding
yearbook cover.
Mrs, Harry Fra.er of Bonanza
was appointed stale horticultural
chairman for Eastern Oregon to
serve with Mra. Harry O. Smith,
who was appointed horticultural
chairman for Weatero Oregon,
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THI INDIAN THEME was carried out during tha recent state convention, Women of the Moots.
Opening toclal event (or the women wai the tea at Mooio Hall, Friday afternoon, Centering
the table wai a teepee of miniature yellow chrytanthemumt betide a mirror lake. Delegate!
and member! wore headbandi with leather trim. (I to rl around the table are Patricia Mc
Mannai, academy of friendihip, Klamath Falli; Nancy Yancy, treaiurer, Klamath Fall! Lodge,
'Chapter 467; Ruby Bell, college of regenti; Clara Packer, tea chairman" and Irene Hamel, re
ceptioniit. Pouring, right, France! Weill, left, Blanche Dixon, college of regenti.
Photo by Moletore
New officers Installed at the Ore
Iron Federation of Mate Garden
Clubs Convention In Ashland June
9-11 Include the following: Claire
lliinlcy, president; Mra. Milton
Winters, vice president; Mra.
Lawrence Luy, recording sccre
tury; Mra. Olio Jleckcrt, corres
pond ln(( tccrelury; Mra. Vernon
Ellers, treasurer.
Twenty-live gurdin clubbers from
the Klainath district attended the
meeting.
Many club membcra also were on
hand for the two-duy Pacllic re
Klonal convention which preceded
the State convention. ItlxhllRht ol
tills convention was a demonstra
tion on flower arranging by Carl
Starker. Mra. C. P. Orcgit, state
a w a r d a chalrnuin, announced
award winners as follows:
The two purple ribbons from the
National Council of State Garden
Cluba tor flower show achievement
Speed Limit
Signs Urged
PORTLAND W A proposal that
speed limits be posted on the
aisle's highways varying from
place to place baaed on local con
ditions wag approved by a sub
committee of the Oregon Highway
Llfeaavera Tuesdsy.
The proposal, made on a motion
by R. H. Saldock, state highway
engineer, retains tha principle ot
Oregon'a "baalo rule" that top
aneeds etiall be whatever la eafe
for the conditions at the time. It
doea Uila by auggestlng If posted
speed be exceeded, the motorist be
required to prove It aale at the
time, and If police arrest a motor
posted speed, police be required to
prove that the posted speed would
not be safe under the conditions
at the time.
This chief point, brought out by
Robert C. Notson, Oregonlan man
aging editor who made the sug
gestion on which Baldock'a motion
sa based, was that Uie ported
slgna would take the place of the
opinions of motorists and police
as to what speed Is ressonsble
and esie under normal conditions.
The poised aiieeds would be
based on a survey to be msde by
the state speed Control Board or
the Highway commission.
The nub-committee proposal wllllmendallon It be submitted to the
go to the full group wilh a recom-' legislature.
WHY YOU SHOULD
BLEACH EVERY
WASHDAY
Stop "detergent gray" buildup-and naniti:e
clothes, too-this simple, safe PuREX way
Na dtleffant slant can com
pletely remove the soil an! re
store the whiteness of sheets,
pillowcases, ball) towels, tes
towels... the bulk of your
weekly wash.
To get out (lie soil of body
oils, hair lotions. ..of food
stains, pot mirks and worka
day grime . . . you need the aid
of wonderful I'L'RCX Liquid
Laundry Bleacli.
Use it rrguhrly for best re
sults! This fertile whitening
agent actually can help nuke
your clothes Uil longer be
cause it's the rubbing and
scrubbing that wears 'em out.
And no other liquid laundry
bleach on the market offers
you the safety, (he gentleness
of the exclusive PuREX Intra
nt Process. PugEX
is the quality bleach
insist upon it!
PUREX
LIQUID
LAUNDRY BLEACH
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O . m.u coir . nr. evi. tut cuif. uconi. .,
were captured by Tillamook Gar
den Club, theme of which waa
Romance In Flowers;" and
Hammond Garden Club with Its
theme, "Scandinavian Floral Salute."
First place In acrapbook winners
went to 8csppoo.se Garden Club;
second place, Cedar Mills; third.
Sou'wester; honorable mention,
community
Garden
Beaverton
Club.
Mrs. will Wood, Klamath Falls,
state yearbook chairman, an
nounced winners us her division as
lollows;
Handmade books, first, Raleigh
Oarden Club; aecond, Beaverton
Community; third, Juniper Butte.
Printed books, first, Jacksonville:
second, Medford; third, Audubon
Oarden CI u b. Mimeographed
books, first, Scapponse; second,
Cannon Beach; third, Southwest
Hills club.
" 4,0 GOD
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a motion nausi tstjjrk ou Tine . . . riDiro in west ctsaAwr
iAj'jl, Imu it HxktmmU Autcietul
MARCHA THEATRE
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8:00 o'clock - Daylight Saving time
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C-Billy the Kid diaper busters 100
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