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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 16, 1955)
PAGE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 18. 195S BPWHear Safety Talk 'HeaMh and Safety." was the subject lor the program of the November 7 meeting of the Busi ness and Professional Women Club held at the Willard Hotel. Colleen McEnerney, program chairman. Introduced Dr.,JoJin C. Christiansen and Max N. Braden, Klamath County sanitarian, who spoke on diseases caused by Im proper sewage disposal and the situation In the South Suburban area where disposal facilities are inadequate. Tickets for the three smash stage hits to be presented in Klamath Falls during the winter and early spring. All members of the BPW Club have tickets for "The Letter," to be presented January 10: "Picnic," February 21 and "Subrlna Fair," on April 10. The plays by the Civic Drama uild of New York are sponsored by the club. Folly Schroeder, president, con ducted the meeting. Tule High School To Present Play The Tulclake High School senior class will present its annual play Friday. November 18, at 1:30 and 7:30 p.m. in the school gym The play's cast consists of Pat Bchwabcnlnna, lrivmg wniiBKer, Josephine Tschlrky, Charles Smith. Susan Skldmore. Ann Potter, Bill SteDhens. Janet Schweigert. Bill Weitkamn. Cecil Moore. Wilms Schindltr, O a r y Phillips, Tom Proctor and Anthony Adams. The play is being directed by Harry Santos. SACRED HEART NOTEBOOK By ROSALIE PINELLI Madrigals entertained the Moth ers Club with two selections Thurs day evening. These were "T h e Happy Wanderer" by Ridge and "On Dear What Can the Matter Be" an English Folk Tune. They also sang lor the National Educa tion Week program which was held at Pelican Court on Wednes day evening, and at the Novem ber student body meeting. The Sodality chose new officers at the regular weekly meeting. Jeanne Chin Is the new prefect, Elda Dal Brol is vice-prefect, Ros alie Pinelll, secretary, and Char lotte Noble is treasurer. The long-awaited sophomore hop proved to be a tremendous success Friday night as the couples danced to the music of Bnldy's Band and enjoyed cake and punch during the Intermission, All students are asked to co operate in selling of tickets for the oil painting. The proceeds will go to the parish bazaar, which will be held this coming Friday and Saturday night in the Sacred Heart gym. At tho November student body meeting It was announced that thero will be an essay contest held on "What The Sacred Heart Means to Me." The contest Is open to all students and will be Judged on the Riyic, neatness, and content of the essay. Information for tills essay may nc lounci on the bulletin boards. Tho deadline for the con test Is November 24. GOOD COOKS The meeting was called to order by Mrs. John Kerns, October 25. Our 4-H teacher taught us the base of cooking. She pretended to be Mrs. Pernelli Goose Crease. She did not measure her ingred ients. Miss Primface measured all her ingredients In her biscuits and they were very good. Mary Ellen Hess was assistant to the leader, After the meeting was adjourned the biscuits made by Miss prim' lace wye served as refreshments. Mary Ellen Hess News Reporter THE KENO HOMEMAKEKS The Keno Homemakers met at the home of Mrs. Merle Ander son. October 31st. The girls showed what they had done. Shar on Owens showed her hot dish mat that she Is making and Mar- jorle James showed tha lamp that sne naa maae oi nsn oowis. We elected Kathleen DeOrande for our .news reporter because reporter, moved away. Mrs. Thurman served refresh ments of cake and orange Juice. Then Mrs. Anderson showed us some pointers on painting weeds. Kathleen DeOrande News Reporter SUNSHINE BAKERS COOKING I Our cooking club met November at the home of Mrs. Parker. There were seven members pres ent. Bobbv Parker and Dolores Heav- lllni gave a demonstration on how to make cocoa. Oames were played and refreshments were served. The next meeting will be November 21, at Mrs. Parkers home, at 4 p.m. Dolores Heavllln News Reporter THE SEVEN CLEVER COOKERS Our second meeting of the yea was held at the home of our lead er, Mrs. Ernest Gray, with seven members present, October 19th. Our president, Martha Cantrall, called the meeting to order with roll call by the secretary, Sue George. We voted for s name for our club. New officers . were voted on. They are: vice president, Linda Bauingart. We voted to have a very short business meeting twice month in order to have time lor recreation after our demonstra tions. We will have no more mem bers this year, as we vbted to close membership after the second meeting. Mrs. Gray demonstrated the making of cream of potato soup. Our next meeting, our leader will demonstrate the making of cream oi lomaio soup, 'lnis will be on Monday evening, November 14th, at 7:30 p.m., at our leader's home. The other members of our club are 8haron Adamac, Judy Baum gart, Betty Baumgart. Mrs. Oray served refreshments before we went home. Hue George News Rcpurtcr OLENE DAIRY CLUB and OI.KNIi BUCKAROOS Our second meeting was held at the home of Raye Marie Combes, November 6th. Dairy club officers are: Alvln Born, presi dent; Stephen Reiling. vice presi dent; Carol Kelling. secretary; and Ann Breithaupt. song leader. Beef club officers are: Marlee Breithaupt. president; Lee Fiegl, vice president; and Carolyn Fiegl, secretary. Jim Chapman Is treasurer, Lalla Wakkun. news reporter, and Rex High, club leader. Mrs. Combes served refreshments after the! meeting. Otir next meeting will be at the home of Dick and Stephen Rolling. I.aila Wakkuri News reporter POE VALLEY COOKER ETTES The first meeting of the Poe Valley Cookerettes was held No vember 3rd, at our leader, Mrs. Harold Campbell's home. Maltha Tubach, last year's president, pre sided at the business meeting. New of 1 leers are: president, Janet Lyon; vice president, Susan Tubach; secretary, Nancy Wens; treasurer, Cheryl West; news reporter, Martha Tubach: recre ation chairman, Ann Breithaupt; song and yell leader, Marlee Breitnaupt. Mrs. Robert Payne is our as sistant leader and Martha Tubach the Junior leader. Marlee Breitnaupt aeomonsirat- ed making hot chocolate for the Cooking I girls. Nancy Wens and Susan Tubach gave a demonstra tion on making white sauce for the Ccoklng II members. There were sixteen members present. Refreshments were serv ed by Mrs. Campbell. The next meeting will be De cember 1st. Martha Tubach News reporter CHARMINGLY YOURS ' The Sew It's Fun Club has changed It's name to "Charming ly Yours." The sixth grade 4-H girls had a party for the sixth grade boys and girls at the RaJ pus home, 7:30 to 9:30 on Hallow een night. There was dancing, eats, and games. Refreshments were served by the 4-H girls. We had a work day Wednesday, November second. Maralee Lyon, president; Judy Huffman, vice president; Martha Cantrall, sec retary; Virginia Parker, news re porter; Louise Martin, Judy Huff man, rameia KirkpairicK, linen and Evelyn Rajnus, Sue Oeorge were all there. Virginia Parker News reporter OSBURN HOTEL EUGENE, ORE. Thoroughly Modern . J. E. E.rl.y Ja. I.rLy Jr. Proprietor! SEPARATE COLLISIONS RIVERSIDE, Calif, in Police ald John Henry, a civilian em ploye of March Air Force Base, was Involved In separate collisions with six autos in one day, They booked him on charges of hit-run driving, drunk driving, driving without an operator's license and failure to yield the right of way. Everyoooy's all present and ac counted for, however. ATOMIC CANNON SEOUL W A reliable military source predicted Wednesday the South Korean army will be equip ped with atomic cannon In case a shooting war is renewed. 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