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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
COCNTBY-STYLB .
FRIED STEAK
Choose round aleak that It eut
.bout one-half inch thick. Tender
ize by pounding it on poth sides
with the handle of heavy knife.
Be careful not to break through
the meat. Toward the last of the
pounding, beat in a Utile flout
seasoned with Ea't and pepper.
Brown the steak quickly In little
fat and serve with mashed pota
toes and gravy made from the
steak-pan drippings.
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CYNTHIA KAY, two years old, holds Gayle Ann, her two
months' old sister. They ere daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Jasper
Eddie Chambers, Chiloquin. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Albino Giovannini, EIA2 Walton Drive'; and Mr. and Mrs.
Jasper N. Chambers, 1 8 1 5 Derby.
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RANDY LEE, two years, an baby sister Ellon Margaret,
wo months, are children of Mr. and Mrs, Albert L. Brackman,
Midland District. Maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, D. R.
Carnes, live at 2127 Auburn. Ellen it her grandmother's name
sake. Photo by Guderian
WE'RE sorry lo report her Icav-j been chosen ah ore of a few to
Uig KF but "tickled pink" to re- give swimminst instruction.
THEIR DESTINATION was Ju
neau and Ketchikan when Mr. and
Mrs. Henry M. ("Doc" and Ruth
Hollmam left KF last Sunday with,
dtr Shirley and son Henry Jr
iButchi for a vacation "up North."
In Seattle they'll see old friends
Wilbur and Dorothy Irvincs own
ers and publishers of Alaska Week
ly and owners and operators of
the 620 Club both businesses main
tained in Seattle for Alaska friends
North AND Southbound. .NOW I
think of questions!
GUESTS at the Laurence Browns
"other home" on Upper Klamath
Like durinc the pa:i wck were
Clyde nno Virginia Kincaid from
Portland. They recistered younp
son Bruce at the Rafter M-D Ranch
near Chiloquin Inst Sunday and
started a week of trial'and error
cooking al fresco at the Brown
Cabin at Rocky Point. According
to their hosts "Kinky" and Vir
Rinla (city slickers) were in the
throes of cooking breakfast in the
outdoor kitchen on a wood stove
as the Bs were leaving for K.P.
Monday a.m. and the meal seemed
destined to be a leisurely one of
well spaced courses ham merrily
sizzled for a time and "now hot
cakes no not now the fire's died
down' a few minutes later
"throw away the burned batch"
and about the time the Browns
left for town they heard "EGGS i
EGGS! ! KNT5W there was some
thing else!" Larry and Amy e.sti- i
mated that 30 minutes and a new j
fire later a REAL cool meal was
on the table. Of course there's a
Jet-propelled gas stove INSIDE the
house but that ain't al fresco.
A NOTE o appreciation from
Letty (Mrs. A. H Drueckcr writ
ing for herself and Mary (Mrs.
D. E.) Van Vactor who are coeds
at U of O for the summer session
and residents of Carson Hall, said
that thev are thoroughly enjoying
the Herald and News every day
that it brings home close to them
and they look forward to mail
time. Fact is, the copy they get
ia addressed to my oU-spritiR
and I was about to stop the paper
until next fall wouldn't THINK
(if surh a thins: now and we're
happy that the H&N is giving
such pleasure lo the well known
KF teachers who are augmenting
their fund of knowledge during va
cation time.
NEW SON in the .lohn Edward
(Edi Hoslev family was born July
28 at 11-41 p.m. in Klamath Val
ley Hosp. He weighed 8 lbs 5!a
port a recent farewell luncheon for
Marjorie Olds who, through her
years of residency at 4i6 River
side Drive has manifestly been a
"neighbor's neighbor." As a testi
monial ihe party at Reames, re
ported elsewhere in today's society
section was given BY a neighbor
with an ALL NEIGHBOR guest
list' and the parting gilt from the
Kroup was pottery in the new
"Tickled Pink" pattern which
was just what the "tickled pink"
nonorre wanted for her new "Pink
Petunia" home in Medford, A con
niving and collusive conference
with her daughter, Betty (Mrs.
Robert! O'Snllivnn (also recent rx-KFamilv-to-Mrdford
furnished the
clue to her mother's yearnings Inr
pink pottery. Peegy Kuhlman,
hostess, and the other "Riverside
Gals" shared a sentimental inter
est in another surprise the "nos
talgic nnsecay" made of (1 of
each variety i flowers sneaked,
snaked and snitched from Marjor-
ie s oun beloved garden and
made into a corsage for her to
wear that day by a local (con-
nivinei florist. Not much can be
added to that tribute which was
given to someone who will be
missed and always fondly remem
bered bv her "old neighbors" on
Riverside.
WHILE we were on Riverside
so to speak we asked Pnjgv (Mrs.
Marvin Kuhlman about Stan
whose civilian address is also In
the 400 block on Riverside at the
Marvin Kuhlman residence 430.
His murh longer "away-from-home"
address is Pvt. Stanlev w. !
Kuhlman. HUM C. Co., 1st Blip..
4th Marines Reinforced, FPO
San Francisco He's in Hawaii,
which is, of course a rnnsiderable
creater distance from KF tLan SP.
Sinn Joined the Marines in 1954
with a group of "Pelicans" nfler
graduation from KUHS in 15)54. He
writes home often and when the
Pacifir seems to be getting "Just
loo wide" he narrows It with a
"Don Ameche oversea:-' call. He's
also lucky that Shelby Pitts of Wal
nut Creek (Mrs. K's cousin), is a
captain for Trans-Orcan Airline out
of Oakland, and flies in all parts
of Ihe world INCLUDING slop
overs in Honolulu and when he
has one there he visits with Stan
and they have a day at the
beach, dinner and a movie. Thru
frequent at-home Pitts-Kuhlman
get-tngelhers first hand Island-Riv
erside Kuhlman news is exchanged
thru Captain Pitts. As a marine.
Sinn is continuing to practice a
dally dive or two (dozen) and has
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MRS. W;.L' WOOD, one of Klamath Falls' mos enthusiastic
(lower arrangers is a co-chairman with Mrs. Scott McKen
dree of classifications on arrangements for the coming five-club
flower shsw on August 10 at the county fairgrounds. She
also made- the placards for the show. She has used native
material, tiock, specimens of "mony plant," wild grasses, bull
rushes, loefgepole pine and Douglas fir cones on a driftwood
base. Corsages are also made from dried plant material.
By JACK NEIPP
LET'S BE GAY
Th triad today is toward clear,
vibrant, gay colors! It's young
and stimulating trend that gives
the homeploivner more leeway
than almost ever before to create
a friendly, hospitable, heart
warming home whether it is
furnished in a Contemporary or
Provincial style.'
A ceiling wallpaper in a ptaid
pattern with a dominance of red
in it strikes a keynote of gaiety
in the room sketched. The inside
of the open book shelves has
been painted to match the red j
in the wallpaper. This contrasts I
effectively with the white-rubbed
wood wails and woodwork. Fur-
nishings and window treatments
e small marred spot an your Hoar,
or doing a compter redecorating
job, we have the right materials
for you. The "right" paint, the
7 f s t J li si
right painting equipment, and
the "fig'. t" wallpaper. All at the
RIGHT price! So be sure and
make us your paint and wall
headquarters.
PAINT STORE
are Provincial in feeling. Scraps paper
of left-over wollpaper have been j
used to cover the lamp shades, fl.v
S20 Klamath Ave., K. Falls, Ore.
you ra tuit refimsmng We uive d&n Qreen Stamps
ceiling.
Whether
4-H NEWS
K-C 1-lf WRANGLERS
K c 4-H Wr.inglerj welcomes two
new associate niemDers at tnt
meeting held at Janice LaCroix'
home 0:1 July 15. rhcy are Stew
Williams and Maxme Saki who
hitve joined too lute lo become ac
tive members lilts year bul will
share m all c( our plans.
The meeting was held at. Mr. and
Mrs. Frit, Corbin's home alter
I which refreshment were served
;bv Janice's molher. Mrs. Corbin.
Our next mcctnng will be August
0.
Rosemary Gramas, Newsrrportrr
07.. and his dad and mother Mary
named him John Alan. His dad.
given the same first name is called
Edward but John is JOHN
(or young Horley. Both were name
niter their Uncle John Martin.
Mama and the baby are Home
1143 Alandale, wt.th papa Ed on
uuty the other three little Hor,
leys Darnv, Hoppitr and Mark are
i' the tnmilv cab li at Rocky Point
with their grandmother, Maurt,
iloflry.
Cominq to Klamath Falls
Dollar Days
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