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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1956)
PAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON SUNUAV. OCfUoKK 7, U66 College Women ed Wider Scope Says Stanford's Zbr. JoU WeeL StoUn Mdrev'Do AJUW The need fur college women lo whcn she addressed delegates -toi Presiding at the two-day con identity themselves with thingslthe board meeting of the Orcgonclave was Mrs. R. Willard Dun other than self was stressed by division, A mericao Association ; can, state president from Klam Dr. Lois Meek Stolz, professor of nf University Women Septemberjath Falls. Also participating from tuvchoinev at Stanford University.1-22 in Eugene. Klamath Falls were Pali O'Con- T " nor, slate publicity chairman, and I to improve women's collegiate During the business sessions of AAUW Pgrarn, ro e f the board meeting, Mrs. uuncan, p" , .5. state chair- JUKI J i .iw.ii m... KEYNOTE SPEAKER at the state' board meeting of the American Association of University Women September 21-22. in Eugene was Or. Lcis Meek Stolz (seated, center), professor of psychology at Stanford University, Seated with Dr. Stolz are Mrs. R. Willard Duncan, state president from Klamath Falls, and Mrs. A. A, Esslinger, Eugene branch president. Standing are Dr. Martha Springer I left), professor of biology at Willamette University and member of the national committee on Standards and Recognition of Col leges and Universities and Mrs. Carl Brandenfels, state treasurer from St. Helens who has been named chairman of the 1957 national convention in Boston. ' ) vl . - f ' "SUPER" STOCK in the above picture, is being inventoried for the AAUW sale scheduled for October 12-13 at 806 Klamath Avenue. From the left, Mrs. George Nelson, Mrs. Terence L (Tarry) Boyer and Mrs. Robert Harvey, rummage committee members evaluate the "almost-like-new" merchandise that will be bargain-buys at the American Association of University Women rummage sale next Friday and Saturday. All funds realized will go toward scholarships awarded to qualified college women for advanced study and research in their various chosen fields. Rummage may be left t 806 Klamath Avenue after 12 noon October 1 1, or call 2-3337 or 4-4739 for pickup. Photo by Utto fcllis reported on the work of Mocia-:lnen reported on the progress in lion leaders. . their areas 01 activity. "We are trying to protect AAIIW Following adjournment. Mrs. Mrs. G. W. Nelson, branch presi- education, to improve adult edu- dent. cation and to improve education fn her keynote address at the a' whole. Saturday luncheon at Erb Mem-I "If we put into practice what onal on the University of Oregon we stand for. the professor saio, campus, nr. aious said, "ioo"we win nave made a generous :mto tne next za years, w aeierminei . . . . - ... ppkl) many women today are moti-i contribution to democracy." a program to serve members, com-! N UP I I AL J I IN KCINW vaieu oy se.i imeresis. ine mo-; Dr. sto z s a former eaucauon- .ie. ,.nd ,u. world Jne tlvat on shou d be for both se f nnH i i r, .h aahw rfi. mumliea ana me wona, snei others to make the individual! rector of the Child Development 8aid- inciiiuti. t Tnrhers ColleBe. Co- She announced plans for greater within so that having more to give she may give more." She traced the development of AAUW as an organization dedi cated to promoting women in edu cation and listed three trends ex perienced within the association: ft -. ... .'V. .,--Sf- V - V :'- - i - - ;.' ' ' w : lumbia University, assistant to the 1S57 state convention which will governor of California as coordi- be nem April s( in oaKer. ueie nator of child care services and gates voted to accept the invita director of wartime child service tion of the Grants Pass branch to hold the 1938 convention in that city. The group also voted to endorse a statewide referendum which would Dermit the state to receive. hold and dispose of stock that is McCLOUD Arlene Van Keuren WcCnht at McCloud and Mario the Facchin of McCloud were married centers in the Kaiser shipyards at Portland, ' ' ' Vf tVf m 2" , IT f t It in Reno on September 2. Follow ing a week's honeymoon on the coast, they are making their home in McCloud. " The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Van Keuren and the bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Valentino Facchin. McCloud friends who witnessed the ceremony were Delores Peliz donated or bequeathed. The pro-ier and Robert Glynn. The new posal will appear on the November MrSl Facchin works at the Mc ballot as Ballot No. 2. Cloud Hospital and her husband is The agenda for the meeting in- employed by the McCloud Lumber eluded a panel discussion on the. Company. EARLY IN '57, is the ten tative wedding date set by Sharon Lee Thompson and Gerajd . (Jerry) Edwin Floc chini, as announced recent ly by the bride's mother, Mrs. Rollin E. Thompson, 4680 Boardmarr Avenue. Jerry is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Amato Flocchini, 1045 Melhase Avenue. Photo by Miller-Williams, i . Western Oil and Burner Co. Prompt delivery of highest duality heating oils, coal & presto-logs t Meter-printed statements Duncan left - for scheduled visits to Portland, Forest Grove, Rom. burg and Grants Pass. CRATER LAKE measure assure yru of ful We Give S&H Green Stamps Western Oil and Burner Co. 1845 So. 6th rhono TU 4-3873 or TU 4-4153 ..CI Y "I 1loOWH t ;-: Enjoy SLIM - delicious new low-calorie milk. 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