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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1956)
TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1956 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THIRTEEN HOME EXTENSION COl'NTY EXTENSION Mrs. Frank Peyton (Cecile) has been on the Klamath County Ad visory Committee lor two years. She is vice chairman and historian for this year. Her husband is a railroad clerk. They have two children. Cecile Is an active church : iV?hzs t-.'.vl f,".-. ft' . V?v MRS. FRANK PEYTON Photo by Miller-Williami member and in her spare time likes to sew. She has been a mem ber of the Altamont Home Exten sion unit for seven years, Serving this year as chairman. As one of the duties of county committee member she visits the units she represents, Altamont. Buena Vista, Conger-Fairview and the newly organized Wocus unit. Altamont officers are Mrs. Prank Peyton, chairman; Mrs. W. C. Killian, vice chairman; Mrs. M. W. Simpson, secretary and Mrs. D. B. ,Thurman, treasurer. Buena Vista officers are Mrs. Bernard Valk. chairman; Mrs. Harold Harden, vice chairman and Mrs. Glen Thomason, secretary treasurer. Coneer-Fairview officers are Mr Charles Klem, chairman; Mrs. John Mathews, vice chairman and Mrs. Gerald Gwyn, secretary-treasure.'. The Wocus unit with 20 members had its organisation meeting Jan uary 24. The group elected as their first officers Mrs. H. A. McClurg. chairman; Mrs. Robert Johnson, vice chairman; Mrs. Wayne Ne gus, secretary and Mrs. John Casson. treasurer. As home extension meetings are always open to any interested woman each of these units will welcome anyone who is new in their community. Girl Scouts Set Program DUNSM0TR Dunsmuir Girl Scouts will wind up Girl Scout Week with a special program at the elementary school auditorium on Friday, March 16, at 7 p.m. All troops will participate in the program with skits, dances, musi cal numbers and other display cf talents. Mrs. Winifred Day and Mrs. Marian Lowe are planning the program. - Other observances of Girl Scout Week will include a window dis play of handicrafts and other pro ject work hi Young's Furniture Btore. Brownie Scouts are deliver- In? cookies during the week. The srl Scouts recently held a candy sale as their money raising pro ject. The week opened with the girls attending the church of their choice in scout uniform. Clipper Club Meeting Held LAKEVTTTW At thnir mnnlhlu dinner meeting on Merch 6, the rresoyterian Clipper Club mem bers arranged for their annual Pre- taster cleaning of the church. Work nights are March 21 and 22 oetinning at 7 0 ClocK. Clipper Club will be host at a dinner Anril a for tho HWate to the southwest Presbytery, which win meet in i,aKeview on April 3 4 announce Skippers Mr. and Mrs. James Howard. Chefs for the dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Harlan, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Miller and Mr. and Mrs. John Tomassene. The table dec orations, which carried out a St. Patrick s theme, were done by Mr. and Mrs. Lauren Young and Mr. and Mrs. William Pratt. v vi i - 1 -. ' 'I'M ""w . v I y r V. fa- I 'L WEED WINNER In the Lions Club speaking contest was Pa tricia Mantle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Mantle, Con gratulating the Weed High School senior is Les Kyle, Weed Lions Club president. She will compete on March 23 in the lone contest. Shasta View Studio Photo Friendly Helpfulness To Every Creed and Pune Ward's Klamath Funeral Home Marguerite M. Ward and Sons 925 High Phone 3334 OLYMPIA KITCHEMS ' White and Colors in Steel. A Western Made Product for Western Built Homes. FOR Builders and Contractors SEE US NOW Te!e-Plic.nce Center Wholesale Distributors II Hi & Walnut Ph. 7709 McKay Held As Tough Candidate WASHINGTON I Secretary of the Interior McKay will be a "formidable candidate" for the Senate in Oregon. Sen. Knowland (R-Calif) said Saturday. "Since some of his policies as secretary of interior have been challenged, he is perhaps the ablest man to carry to the people the fight for those policies." Know land, said after McKay filed for the seat now held by Sen. Morse (D-Ore). FRIENDS LAWNDALE, Calif.' Wl The best of friends are Mrs. Amy Kendlg s pets, Dugan, Raima and Bouncy. They eat from the same plate and sleep in the same bed, she says. Dugan is a cat, Razma a white rat and Bouncy a dog. OYER THE GARDEN GATE KLAMATH FALLS CABDEN CLIB The Klamath Falls Garden Club was called to order by the prest dent, Mrs. A. J. Dorlaque, Monday at 3 p.m. in the city library. After the business meeting Mrs. Dorlaque gave a very clever dem onstration of flowers and arrange ments made of colored Easter eggs. Mrs. Phil D. Schroeder, pro gram chairman introduced Mra. Charlotte Carmlchael and Mrs. Edith Overacker who showed col ored pictures of their recent Ha waiian vacation. . . Mrs. James Patterson and Mrs. E. M. Raymond were special guests at the meeting. Mrs. Will Wood was presented with the spe cial prize for the day. County Peace Officers Meet WEED Thirty-six members of the Siskiyou County Peace Offi cers Association met Thursday at the 99 Ranch and continued dis cussion ot the behind-the-wheel driving program in the county schools. Other discussion centered about the association's steering efforts to establish a uniform anti-gambling policy within the county and var ious municipalities and posslbill- BITE DALLAS (UP) Dallas police get the bite put on them more by peo ple than by dogs, an annual report showed today. Nine policemen were bitten by persons they arrested and one day's time from duty was lost. Dog bites totaled three with no time lost. ' ties of setting up registration ot all parolees entering the county. 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