Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, December 11, 1955, Image 24

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON SUNDAY, DECEMBER 11. 19S5 7 FOUR-YEAR-OLD David Hummel, son of Mr. end Mrs. Don Hummel, 3857 Boardmen, had a bulky list of requests for Santa Claus when ha made a special trip to the Town and Country Shopping Center Santa's Mail Box on South Sixth Street. Letters posted in the box, containing the full name and address ef the young hopefuls, will be answered by Santa. More than 100 letter's were received at the North Pole headquarters over the November 25-26 weekend when the huge Santa and the mail box first- made their appearance. bwo Keoorts to - . . rJxTr:Z rr:. .ssrn.- -f ' - w v r BONANZA Hie Bonanza Worn ens Club met at the library on December 6. at 2 p.m. with presi dent Janet Fernlund In charge. The minutes of the previous meet ing were resd by Alta Dixon and the treasurer's report was given by Jeanette Stewart. The Langell Valley Womens club has Joined with the Bonanza club to help keep up the library build ing owned by the Bonanza club. A check for $80 from the Langell Valley club was given to be put In a special for Uneoleum for the library. Louis VanSipe donated plumbing labor at the library, and would not accept any pay so the club bought him a knife, Velda Haley, chairman of the an nual bazaar gave a report on total sales In each booth: and she and president Fernlund thanked mem bers for their help and cooperation Mrs. Haley was given a anlr of embroidered pillow cases from the club In appreciation of all her work. Various gift Items left over from the bazaar will be available for aala by contacting Mrs. Fernlund, Mrs. Florence Horn or Mrs, Cecil Haley. Mrs. Bob Brett's 4-H aewlng elsss the "Langell Valley Cij't-Ups" made a aet of tea towels: and Sydna Ketchum presented them to the club. She offered the girl's services to help the club at any time. After the business meeting a so elal hour and Christmas gift ex change was enjoyed. The presents were under the lighted Christmas tree. Mrs. Annie Cline, 4)1 years old, was given a special gift for bejng the oldest one jresent, and Bob Schmor for the young est. Prizes for the guessing con tests went to Cora Leavltt, Noma Bechdoldt, Elsa Rueck, Clara tjjld and Lillian Bechdoldt. Refreshment tables were decor ated with red napkins snd csdy canes. Fancy decorated Christmas conk les and coffee were served to Hay Bretl, Annie Cline. Alta IGxon, Dorothy Rlsse. Ida Rnwcliffe, Jan et Fernlund. Ann Dnlton, Elsn Rii eck, Lillian Bechdoldt, Clara Bolt), Ellreda Lindsay, Velda Hiilev, Nancy Schmor, Florence Horn, Margaret Burnett, Noma Bech doldt. Betty Popple, Jeanette Slew art and Cora Leavltt. Machine - O VANILLA f3 2 HALF MILK Qua y jfSffi r I JtrMji eterc.s r' "c ru'J' born whm 1 . lk!iiWSO JW 1 I , . v - paid. . thi.-r curistmas v w&rt'tmsMMSms SvmmmMml f i ..t tj; . t ' . r r. . . i y'amrw if piqmiiu i " fcrrni3L in 11 - . 11 a Mi iV'-t h ALTAR BOUND is Kather ina Maa Dearborn, according to announcement made by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Was Dearborn, Langll V4I. ley. She will became tin bride of Harold Saydar, sod) of Mr. and Mrs. Flay $nyaJ, Lwray City, Wiieoari, ia Laoaell Voile St. Church, DecerjcftSb 4, j 4)1 .D. In your at lie or ta&emcnt? tvJV'i the lime to O-ll 1 hi root yao're not Wing Ihrntgrn CKOslftstt atlh lhQfli JHll. r mj asr mbmf ii as cajg fist m mmrmm 1 . . wiwwfj- 1- tarn - 'IfeHL I! foufiferlfmafISQp$) s , , At vQUr ssg.!,! I iiiiiia ill? :i iWE1 ? ,1 liftiifs RAtii j mm In i'' i' south smn akt gasstlcg o I RliWil Packed ICE O STRAWBERRY GALLON CARTONS Complefe Fintolh SeTOicco In Obr Building Complete Line of Belcastro All Jersey Milk Prod. EGGS BUTTE R 9 COTTAGE CHEEE 4-H NEWS the, ncnu iiu.'i r-.Ti iir. The Keno Homemakers met at the home of Mrs, Loralne Ander son, November 28. The meeting was callrd to order by president, Donna Freer. Jjdv Parker lead the 4-H and Hay pledge. Secretary, Bonnie Pierce called the roll and read the minutes of the last meet ing. The meeting was adjourned. The girls present were; Sharon Meyers, Loretta Sanders, Cheryl Thurman, Helen Hurlbut, Janelle Cooper, Judy Parker, Bonnie Pierce, Donna Freer, Sharon Owen, Iris Sloan, Sandra Sohrakoff, Mar gie James, Mary Oreen, and Kalhy Deurande. we decided to have Christmas party December 12 and voted on having secret pals while we ate our refreshments of cook les and kool-aide. Margie James won the door prize. It was a set of candies. Mrs. Loralne Anderson, leader and Mrs. Larry" Owen, assistant leader and Mrs. Marion Pp.dtrct, assistant leader were also present. Kathy DeOrande Newsreporter MIDLAND DAIRY CLUB On November 29. the first meet ing of the Midland Dairy Club was held with the election of officers. President, Donald Alt, vice presi dent, Pat Wlkiier, secre'ajry and treasurer, Hosle fra-nla, nc wsroyji t er, Peter Seal. There are about 12 members In Ifie club this year. Our next meeting will be held at Carol Woody's horn. Tile meettnf) eras adjourned, and refreshments cr aaraed by Mrs. Sea' i, Peter cas NervaTepastaat TDK CONGES 4-t SB HWCVC'tl' The Conger 4-H Sewing Club had It's first meeting on Octobar 'M. After refreshments were served, we elected officers. Our president Is Janlc Humphreys, vice presi dent, Wllda Philips, secretary, Jill Horner, treasurer, Nancy McClure, program leader. Cneryl Blnititn and news reporter, Silcen Newton. We met again oa MovamMer 4, at the home of our club leader, Us. Neartw. Our president, Jtn :e Humphreys called tha meetira) 0 order. We did xut haw a Ha:, i Maacy atucivaa aro$ht arc tra of e fW9 UH tops tap oWtur tx nuRulas v MuamtaH ant name lev ear MS. Wa hate not ftgraod cat ana aa far. We Hnmt the rest f our time C kot on newtl cams. a hats! t.Ka n mamaart M ttolr awnac . Derma Summara. Timrpo (iuaaa, Palsy Toum. Wa aftve Ita4 al voM awa awoe. aut m tout taBceua Vn Iter (apt aa akae Klrls frnm ecaivx. Our mat M9 WIS mooUxoi JHsMaaaM 4 OH) Tta llP9la afflreva awee tfast. WUBlve uaaataa' lcnl sou, vice praftiaent: j Welser, secretary; Virginia) llaarria, song leader; Janlca aVnAa; nave reporter: 6)rs. ftomar lt. Ii Rcfroshmenls nara ai a mi ls end of th mastlag ky Mia 111. t 19m newt meotina 9111 s C aB Ifor 15. CREW O CHOCOLATE . $I49 o o I : f :. ' .1 M --ST- ;,W1 out, extended the year book com.; I IMly ''Mja&a ', I I I ' " . k A mittee's holiday greetings to the; I .liliiB I I 1 CANDLES WERE MADE at a recent meeting Homa Extension Unit held in tha Malin park ha right, home extension chairman, free candle. E' Raanie Schmidli, made ot aluminum toil .for the TH1 WBSBIKtS ia pl Qm asm new v (tacaraaf aaanmaaaift ajA LiHw iH !, n a V aVaajUar Bl- aVUOaaa'a' tnaaiaj aaaMaa awtia . laaaaa Mio p., I i n. H i eejXeVa Clw a 'II. Tan BBfrftol v'ti tM $ nSa3.WiIDSffi8 (3 1 CHOIGE OFo :.. X lanVaii ; su loVfVned-. "-i grJiwwmtm mm . u i. NornOn Eueene Hoi. vloa B 2 IF,&WMfi!ti S Dfa 1 . ale ruiep a-.5o pa a) T a sffiiifv&xj&mgp 1 w I . , i o5i:ciw. hibiied boi.r, ! w mth in i Bk Laato.v aVaajlM. . 9MtS II .'iaan"i r la r. ma I I ll . 2 BDBS8 0 0 0 0 (fnhvtsfmm 1 o . tllBb tah aaiaf all f the Malin Elsie Quinn, holds completed Christmas left, displays decoration trajt m Court Rscords t'ACAtS I'OI'Ktl inia:T ( ai ,'ta Dali! lamon Nix. tendeie ov. erlcd. $7 ball forfed. Cecil Vllbur Ra)tna. no liana) d- vice, 7. SO hall (orlitc4. Vllliam Sam Tylor. 1 overloaal, aaa bail forfeits. Harvey Cooper, aaaaalt 1 omt weapon, dlamiaaajl. Jamp Hiram Cartaafl. ala'aakaat k ale rui. a.A aaaa. Cecil PhiliD Eeaw, aa aiiaaiaaV 4fe vaaa. d paid. Lajl HllanaayT comaiaaana over load, ifi ban (oi.uai. Rov Wavne Thf)ltan. rnmaii erlcj, S122 ball lurleited. Charlei Glffnrd I.lflh. ta.il overload, S41 bail forrtf.'i. tilenn Dawaon Atklnaon, OaiajiiaB mjk Blllie Joe Mltox. huntlrf You ia, toJJe't happen! Well it ht plctifeo' obova ore tha Bron at Klomcthlll. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TILL 9 P.M. M 1 i.. .ium sTm ;;7,-.... ; m' i t .... 3S3S5?57iil i 9 MM a ft - - Vtt I :s?i.m i. ,0 Gum Stan sum 1 lmitr, K "3iucHrs a i 4Ma Hfli) J 1 I r ii V J l a paaiaria 9 anatjpna. the ei9eio i Cn tfflT' tjoes 8 crjk Aeb ( ...Hgaa . n.rran., n.moi coro promonon mier. Mutli ta. nary. mT9mSOmi O Q90aBr KO iftoX ieOr J lurpri.. end delight ,h. found .ho. yolB.9ir.r. ere th. nWd.lrJ be cVjfiJr,, 0 frwry ftScft m9 eO-tX IwiC a tor tnit years comp.ign. up to inn moment ah. didn t egjhinj they r.re ffyt OYER THE GARDEN GATE By Mr. Ernest Gray The Malin Garden Club met In regular session, Wednesday, No vember 30, at 2 !-m. in the home of Mrs. Jerry Rajnus, with Mrs. Walter Stastny cohostess. Besides the 20 members present, there were five guests: Mrs. Oerald Quinn, Mrs. Joe Micka, th guest speaker, Mrs. Dick Stephenson, all of Malin, Mrs. Harry Leonard of Klamath Falls, and Mrs. Murel Long of Merrill. Following the business meeting, ; conducted by the president, Mrs. Ben Johnson, Mrs. J. Walter Browning, ororam chairman, In troduced the thre-part program. A Winter Interlude." , The original card poems given; out, extended the year book com-; mittee's holiday greetings to the ; Poefs Corner THK SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS It's the week before Christmas Hearts are gay, laughter' renown You say, "What will I get lor them this year." Tha ones whom to you, are do dear A watch for 3om. a. pip foa Dad nd oh my goJi! ' I ia piamplataiy . fo;at!ea w:!a Josh foa 1 a-oud, aut littltv la left 0? their stocks So poor unci Jo.sfl, ajajs a) (sir oi aata did! f 1 aSWaa0)t J 1 T II Itt .r... - - - 01 5).leri o,(d 5B) ot CVj. RoOOaO ; 8ire:lll Olri tfi mhuulZ. Wh.lt ihoppi)recantly(9 Lee H.fS.cki Dig) g 06 MAIN Ullllltlill group. Mrs. Karl Kujac'a ''Winter Arrangement" was also introduced Members and guests toured the spacious rooms.) of the Hajnus home, and participated in the round table discussions of the vari If yen demand precise performance and elegant atyfinf, then you will appreciate the matchless beauty and dependable accuracy of a Movado.' There Is a Movado watch priced and styled for you. I I I Ill IV aaVanba mm, um a. u x. tm mm taa ' I R) lTr 1V&J UA JTaarn JJlUr PriONE 70J ous garden arrangementa, brought by members,, and those assembled la the home of the hostess. Mrs, Stephenson conducted timely workshop on the art of eor sage making. Tea and cakes ware served from the beautifully ap pointed refreshment table. a e k-.i! Ti' auAn enfSiiK Bad ly m adN MS3 I Gh Mfrfk ionra.' bVain 8BYGITO ON OUO EASY PAYMENT PLAN 'REMEMBER THE PAST IN THE FUTURE" o COME IN EACH WEEK FOR OUR SPECIALS! 0 GIVE PHOTOGRA&HICCPlRISTMAS CARDS o o e o