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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 28, 1954)
SATURDAY, AUGUST 28. 1954 EVEN 1 THE JUKE BOX seemed at the' club Auqust 14 for an and Mrs. Ray Clark, ascivlcd in back of Mrs. Bechen; and "USIN' UP THE FURNITURE" . .'. Js part of the crowd enjoying the new captain's chairs and other new furnishings which have completely changed' the club. Everything's new even the managers Don and Elvera, Hutton, who prepared snacks for the "juke box" dance. - : ,Kvf . veil i h ENJOYING THE NOVELTY of the "new look" at Reames Golf and Country Club, since the face-lifting job recently completed; are from the left, Ellen Sullivan, Meme Dacey and Mrs. Kenneth Torgerson. Young Cowpokes Return to Town A long list of young Rafter MD "cowpokes" who spent part ot their summer at the Rafter MD Ranch near Chiloquin repre sents quantities of winter rem!' nisclng among those who shared the healthful and educational ex perience. Registered from Klamath Falls were George Flitcraft, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Flitcraft; Tom my Shaw, son of Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Shaw; Pete, Robbie and Kathy Ellingson. children ot Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Ellingson Jr., Jon Fabbe grandson of Mrs. Avis McConnell; Hugh and Jane Swan ey, children of Dr. and Mrs. Hugn Swaney. Kurt Schmidt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Schmidt; Sieve and Andrea, children of Mrs. and Mrs. Dick R e e d e r; Nancy Mochl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Moehl; Sandra Borcher, grand daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Hanger; Lynn Pixley, . niece of Mrs. Louis S e r r u y s; Suzanne Shaw, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Shaw, Redding. Diane Drew, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Greer Drew; Judy Ang stead, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Angstead; Gwen Balsiger. daughter of Mr. and Mis. Stuar; Balsiger; Steven and Douglas Rtiles, sons of Mr. and Mrs. E-' bert stiles. Dollie Riser, daughier of Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Riker; Dick Fyork, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fy cck; Philip Juckeland. son of Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Juckeland; Billy Sisemore, son of Mr, and Mrs. Orth Sisemore; Jack Sandmeyer. son of Mr. and Mrs. John Sand meyer. , Carol Macartney, daughter ot more glamorous to ?he Reames members and guesls who were informal eveninq of denc!nq. Ar-anrcmen;? were made by rr. by Mr. and r.'.-t. Kaarby Cco:rn, o.':ove. Hcoriy Bochsn, '.'.';, the Ray Clerks at the right, AH Reames Photos by Ferebee Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Macartney; Sherry and Lynne. daughters of Dr. and Mrs. Fred Farley: Jana Erlandson, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. G. O. Erlandson; Betsy Bra man, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Braman, Steven Zam sky, son of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Zamsky: Kert Puckett. son of Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Puckett; Stuart Maxwell, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. r Calorie-Conseious women P J - ':r-- everywnere prerer oeiteious ' ;-l i 7 MAMIE VAN DOREN Approving in "rANKii FASHA trloMnfrnO- lot f itfvr Colot by Itthn MOUYWOOD DIET and CAIORIE CUIDI Wnt: f HANOI OAT. in?. HywoW, Crfrffrw mk4 frIv n fhtt mm by aW Hi7.? -T, W-;.''- ,-a.Zt..'i!&-amT Jk-ft 9 1 Fluhrer's . Hrhtt) H j Thrill. Wy B. Maxwell: Linda Ivory, daughter ' of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ivory. 1ICTURE FRAMING n aw t- Wi ? Hollywood Bread 7 HERALD AND NEWS, A FAMILY REUNION ... at home of Mr. and Mrs. John Daniel, 4826 Climax, August 21; the first time in SO years that all seven children have been together with their parents. In the picture, first row, from the left, Patricia Kupers, granddaughter; Oral Daniel, son; Mr, and Mrs, John Daniel, parents; daughter Jestene SMrs. Leland Virdeni; and Linda Kupers, granddaughter. Back of them, same order, dauqhter Fays CMh. Ora Spicher); daughter Martha iMrs. Richard Carlstromi; J, D. Daniel, son; Joyce Quigtey, granddaughter; daughter Mary , REFLECTIONS FROM AFTER SEVERAL DAYS with , her parents the Lee S. McMuilens, ! 5008 South Sixth Frances Ough and young daughters Prances Lee and Carolyn ieit a few days ago ior home and "papa" C. D, tTrny) Ough, in Lewiston, Idaho, where he is manager of the Lorenz Lumber operations in that north ern Idaho town. BIRTHDAY PRESENT! and a BIO one the senior Charies Drews left Thursday for a long month's Canadian trip -nice iittle . b-day celebration gesture ,nade by Charies Drew for Ms, wife. Ivy. - NINA SWANEY who always has a gracious greeting for every one who enters The Art Center door had a very special rea son for a "very special' greeting early last week when her dtr Emma Jo. son-in-law. Res Woods and 9 yr old Rex III (who answers more readily o "Chip" arrived irom Arkansas'1 City, Kansas on ihe 16th To make good use of the week the Woods were to be in KP she left her town quar ters and all were houscguests at spacious home of Hugh and Mad elon Swaney on Lakeshore Drive with their two offspring, Hugh and Jane The swaneys were bury committee members ior the H HAROLDS INVITE YOU TO, CELEBRATE OUR 1st Sunday YOUR CHOICE OF ROAST TOM TURKEY BAKED VIRGINIA HAM FULL COURSE DINNER FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 2-0506 HAROLD'S family style dinners OPEN 2 P.M. o 10 P.M. South via Riverside Drive, linger Heights everiaskms Lake Ewounc and th Kfamalh Eoiipi Harold (T-Bor) Fredricksan, prep. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON 't - . - XI ' 9 ttii Saturday and Sunday Yacht Club Rocky Point Resort b-s-q they continued the family visit (here Saturday night The Woods left early Sunday for Arkansas City, where Rx is editor o the "Traveler," SARA STEWART daughter ot Mrs, Neal iLoisi Stewart for mer longtime KF resident and staff member of the H&N now on the Honohdu Advertiser and much-feted visitor here fast year) That's Lois now back to dtr Sara who arrives tomorrow via United Air Lines from Portland During her 2 week visit Sara will visit the Richard Smiths, Ed Gearys, Lane Warrens and a fiock of other friends Brother Angus Stewart will meet her he's been; working in Dunsmuir this smnmar; and enters u of O Medical School in the fall. Sara also was on ihe Honolulu Advertiser two summers and wrote a daily column A pro IT'S POOLE'S FOR TOYS Largest Year ftaand Stock! LOWEST PBICESJ August 29th Mrs. Marvin Kupers); and Qulgleyl. ' ' Also present were four sons-in-law, Marvin Kupers, Art. ehorage, Alaska; Richard iDiek) Carlstrom, Seattle; Ors Spicher and W. C. IDoei Quigley. Out-of-town friends were Mr. and Mrs. Savior Smith and son Rickey, Oakland, California. ' The Tsountifut buffet table was centered with a decsraJed cake flanked with colorful arrangements of qarden flowers, x Phots by Ferebee motion this summer put her on the Advertiser reportorial staff The busy two weeks will in clude a stay at the Stewart Lake! o" ihe Woods cabin with iter grandparents, the Timothy Mur phys of Dunsmutr and climax of her vacation will be arrival in New York by plane to go to Long Island for guest tor a week of ft former classmate which could also be a prelude to ner new life a first-year student at Colby College In Waterviiie, Maine ma joring in liberal arts! Her scholastic record at Punahou School in the islands will put plusb on the welcome mat at Colby for me ex-Kiamaih gal who was student at KUHS for her fresh man and half of her sophomore year, DELAYED TAKE OFF Mrs. G, C, iKathrynl Lorenz slipped, nun ner oacx m me miasl of all the wind - up plans for her trip to Europe but got away last Saturday by plane for the cross continent flight to NY from there to Brussels to Join her sta ter Mrs. T. Q, Ashwell (Anna! t of Monrovia, Calif They'll con-i Unue the tour tVanderbilti togeih-j er About a month and a half with stops la France, Belgium J Netherlands, Ireland, England, Switzerland, Germany, Italy, ' Spain etc. NOTE FROM ALASKA I; quote from the note "... wend Come to Rickys for the WIBE wedding rings White gold creations , , , from our lorg assortment of elaborately designed diamond wedding rings for the MODERN BRIDE. Hera it beauty loo eloquent for words. A. 5-diamond wedding ring, S. 7-iimm)H Kfdding ring . C. 1 Hiamon'i wedding ring , 5, 1 1-diamond wtfliin ring rri fadve f vdtrai Tss budget accounts 700 Main St. dauqhter Berniee (Mrs. W. c swlmrntag natural warm - J water pool " That's tn Artie Circle Springs about 150 miles from Fairbanks and the writer: was Mrs, Don tSsiiy) Hitchcock up there for the summer with the children to be with Don who's a contractor They also had taken a boat trip up ihe Yukon Chi for the tropica! life of the Par North! Tits way the climatic csa dHioas are chaotically changing Southern Cai and northern Alaska will be swapping totem poles and palm trees. WATCH For Opening Soon! SANDRA'S BEAUTY SHOP 337 E. Mairt Sr. Pftona 5335 We'll Fesfurs CIRCLETTE WAVIS new trend ,,,ft3i . . . S1S0 , , . SI50 , . . $ 1 75 invited PheB3151 PAGE ELEVEN Potluck Supper ' LASGBLL VALLEY A pot. iuct sapper wsa hea t t6e home b! 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