Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, September 26, 1955, Page 13, Image 13

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    MONDAY. SKPTFMBER 26. 1955
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE THIRTEEN
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U.S. AIR FORCE RECRUITING SERGEANT DON ADAMS
looks over the official seal of the Air Force emblaioned on the
new station wagon assigned for his use by the USAF. The vet
eran recruiter has his office in the federal building.
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INTERNATIONAL FARM YOITH
EXCHANGE
The deadline d?.le for applica
tion, lor the 1936 International
Faim Youth Exchange program Is
Ocioter 1, 1955. Youns people be
tween the ages of 20 and 30 years,
as oi January 1, who arc willing
and able to devote considerable
time and energy to studying,
speaking, and spreading the influ
ence of experiences in foreign
lands should apply now. Tho appli
cant must have a background of
farm life and work.
Experience and knowledge of
rural organizations and education
al activities Is also needed.
Applications should be sent , to
the State 4-H Club office by Oc
tober 1.
Application forms and additional
inlormalion are available from.
Frencis Skinner, county extension
agent, at the 4-H Club office.
4-11 WOOL SHOW
The 4-H Wool Show sponsored
by the Pacific International Live
stock Exposition and the Pacific
Wool Growers will be held at Port
land. October 15 through 22, 195).
Any Klamath County 4-H Club
member wishing to exhibit a fleece
should let Francis Skinner. 4-H
Club agent, know immediately. En
tries and fleeces are due in Port
land by October 1.
Fleeces must be from ewes
owned by the club member and
carried in his 4-H sheep project
Fleeces must have been shorn this
year and must not represent more
than one year's growth, excepting
yearling fleeces. Fleeces will re
main the property of the exhibi
tor. He may claim them at the
end of the show, or he may sell
th m through tho Pacific Wool
Growers Each exhibitor may ea
ter only two fleeces. Fleeces en
tered shall have been selected by
the exhuitor. ,
PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL
LIVESTOCK EXPOSITION
4-H livestock entries for the Pa
cinc International Livestock Expo
sition are due in Portland by Oc
tober 1, 1955. Entires must be
made through the 4-H Club office
according to Francis Skinner, 4-H
Club agent. ,
Any Klamath County 4-H Club
member planning to exhibit should
let the 4-H Club olfice know just
as soon as possible.
LOTTERY
MEXICO CITY 11 The Mexi
can national lottery heads the lis.
of donors to Mexico's nationwide
drive for funds to aid hurricane
victims at Tampico. The lottery,
onerated by the government for
charity purposes, has donated $16,-
000 to the fund.
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PTA NEWS
ROOSEVELT
The first Roosevelt PTA meet
ing was held at 7:30. Tuesday,
September 20 in the school audi
torium. Four Boy Scouts presented the
colors Hnd led the pledge of al
legiance after which the meeting
was officinly opened by president
Adelle Erlandson. The minutes of
the previous meeting were read
and approved.
Boom count was won by Mrs.
Newton's second grade having 80
per cent and Mrs. Deller's fifth
Riade. having 64 per cent in at
tendance. Mrs. Joyce Ward read the budg
et lor the coming year which was
approved by all present.
President Adelle Erlandson in
troduced the new principal, Ger
ald. Clemens; who stated, "There
are 347 children enrolled in Roose
velt as of September 20. of which
60 are first graders. There is a
new room being added onto the
school which should be completed
by the first of next year."
Mr. Clemens then introduced the
terching staff which includes:
grade 1 Mrs. Voth and Mr3.
Hultman; Grade 2 Mrs. Harris
and Mrs. Newton: Grade 3 Mrs
Boyle, and Mrs. Lear; Grade 4
Miss Causey and Mrs. Scroggins.
Grade 5 Mrs. Deller and Mr.
Phelps; Grade 6 Miss Howell and
Mrs. Buck; Grade 7 Mrs. Kidd
and Mr. Foster.
Mrs Perkins is school librarian;
Mrs. Van Vector, voal music; Mr.
Stone, instrumental music, and
Mrs Jolley, strings.
Flowers were presented to the
faculty by the hospitality commit
tee. The American and International
Folk Dancing Club, headed by Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Mayhew did folk
dances of Sweden, Germany, Swlt.
zerland. Moravia, and Yugoslavia.
Everyone enjoyed the entertain
ment very much.
The meeting was adjourned with
room visitation being in order fol
lowed by a refreshment hour in
the cafeteria given by the seventh
grade mothers.
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