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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1958)
A THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, lUso HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THREE CITY BRIEFS Dance The Omega Epsilon Rho fraternity of Oregon Technical In stitute is sponsoring the eighth an nual Sweetheart Ball to be held February 14. Dancing will be from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. and selection of the "Sweetheart of OTI" will be held. BaWy Evans band will en tertain. Dress is semiformal. Navy Molheri meet' tonight. Thursday, February 13, 7;30 at the new National Guard Armory. Retired Teachers will meet Sat urday, February 15, at 1:30 p.m. in the lecture room of the county library. Hostesses will be Maude Coeller and Iroe Foster. District Five of the DAV and Auxiliary will hold its regular meeting on Sunday. February 16, in Medford at the Red Cross Build ing. Mexican smorgasbord will fol low the meeting. One dollar for adults and 50 cents for children On Saturday night, February 15. NOTR and NOAC rendezvous at ihe VFW Club. 42 Front Street in Medford. Installation of r.ew offi cers will be order of business. Music The Concordia Choir of Moorhead. Minnesota, sponsored by the Klamath Lutheran Church, will sing at Mills School audito rium on Sunday, February 16. The concert will begin at 8:15. Tickets are on sale at Currin's for Drugs and the Louis R. Mann Piano Company and will also be avail able at the aoor. Kw-.lk.art Ball Elks and ic will dance Saturday night, February 15, in the Elks Temple. Dancing wm De irom iu o'clock to 2 a.m. to the music A Baldy's Band. There will oe liiirnrieps for sweetnearis. uecora- tions wiU be in the valentine motif. AAL'W The regular meeting of the AAUW will be held in the Winema Hotel, Saturday, Febru ary 15, at, 12:30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kerns will demonstrate their ability and skill with puppets and give a look behind tne scenes . . ILUJ on now puppeiry is aL-wuiiiyiiaucu. All members who know eligible graduates from Southern Oregon College are requested to bring them to the meeting. For reser vations, call Mrs. John Warnke, TU 4-6971. ' Food Sale The Order of Rain bow for Girls will hold a baked! food sale all day Saturday, Feb ruary 15, at the Big Y Market on South Sixth Street. Dinner There will be a Na tional Federation of Federal Em ployes spaghetti dinner Saturday, February 15, at 6:30 p.m. in the Masonic Temple In celebration ot the 75th anniversary of the Civil, Service act. The public is invited. BC nreoQ sales under one roof State Dairy Conference Wins Posted Auxiliary The GIA to the; Brotherhood of Locomotive tngi-i neers will meet Friday. Febru ary 14. at 7:30 o.m. in the home; f ll rhorlac .lnhncnn Vilwi'l Avenue. ! Cnari nf Honor The Klamath' Mills Srhnnl auditorium. Thursday. I February 13, at 8 p.m. The public I is invited. rnnvAi.TTS in TillsmnnV Manzanita Social Club There! County entries won five awards at wiU be a rummage sale Friday the annual Oregon Dairy Indus tries Conference here Wednesday although for the first time in re cent years the Cheddar cheese sweepstakes award went else where. It was won by John Ilacdingcr of Portland, who also took first place in the medium cheese divi sion. First place in aged cheddar went to Harold Sutton, Beaver. Wilfred Lommen, Mohler, was second, and Gordon Long, Cloverdale, third. Mert Louks, Cloverdale, won second place in medium aged, and Donley Lommen, Nehalem, was third. Harold Underhill, Portland, was elected president as the delegates ended their 47th annual three-day meeting. Other new officers are J. S. George. Tillamook, vice president; Orville Young, Oregon State Col lege, secretary; and Ellis Rack leff, Eugene, treasurer. Grover Hofstettcr, Salem, was elected as a new director. Other awards were made in various dairy production fields. Palmer Zottela, Grants Pass, took the sweepstakes trophy in ice cream making by winning second in chocolate and third in vanilla First place awards were won by Arvin Mikkelson, Eugene, van illa: Roy S. Schesselman, Port land, chocolate: and James Sweatt, Klamath Falls, strawberry. Myrtle Lee, Eugene, won second in vanilla. James Dunlop, also of Eugene, took second in straw berry. Third place honors went to Cecil Tucker. Klamath Falls, chocolate: and Herman Duncan, Medford, strawberry. Curtis Jensen, Eugene, won the butter sweepstakes award with first places in sweet cream and cultured cream butter. Le Roy Boland, Portland, was second in sweet cream. C. S. Kors mff, Clatskanie, finished third. Leonard Taylor, Portland, took the top cottage cheese award, with Neil Jenkins. Eugene, second and Milton Gordon, Central Point third. i Tje sweepstakes trophy in dairy products judging- for dairy plant workers was won by bverett Lu cas. Salem. He judged milk, cheese, butter, ice cream and cot tage cheese. Loren Edlund, Salem, and Joe Yoder. 'Eugene, tied for first in milk judging. and Saturday at Clyde and Art's, Towing Service, sponsored by the; Manzanita Social uut. MemDers oi , the club will be there Thursday evening at 6:30 for anyone wishing! to aonaie rummage. i Pancake Supper The Episcopal: Young Churchmen will sponsor a Pancake Supper on Shrove Tues day, February 18, from 6;30 to 91 p.m., in tne parisn nau oi at. i Paul's Episcopal Church. j .. v. ... 11 I TT A w,m Don l forgev neiuey r i .-i iuiu-, mage sale Saturday, February 15, I starling at a.m. m we rcm.au Building, corner oi ooum tignin; and Klamath. Word has been received of the Heath nf a former Klamath Falls resident. Lee Kennedy, a retired Great Northern engineer who died February 10. Funeral services are; being held today at Tacoma, wasn-, ington. United Church Women of Klam ath Falls will. meet Friday, Feb-: ruarv 21. at 1:30 p.m. at St. Paul s Episcopal Church, 810 Jefferson Street, for World Day of Prayer; cArvices. An invitation is extended! to all women. Child care will bejl orovided. i 1 Sacred Heart Mothers Club will I sponsor annual Dad s Fun Night, i Saturday. February 15. Booths will operate continuously from 3 p.m. through the evening. A spa ghetti dinner will be served from 5:30 to 7:30. All proceeds from the dinner go to Sacred Heart Acad emy. ' . I A Special banquet is to be served Friday,. February 14, from: o 10 Y :oU p.m. lor au iuciuucia and sponsors of the memDersnip, drive between the Eagles Aerie and1 the auxiliary, the auxiliary to feed ; Ihe men. Any other member wish-1 ing to attend may do so for $l! for the turkey dinner. A sweet-1 heart dance for all members will follow the banquet and the busi ness meeting. There will be prizes for dances and a special prize. 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