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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 22, 1958)
SUNDAY. JUNE ?2. 1958 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE 5 D L : U: ... Pano Recital Tl'LELAKE Lorraine Burke presented her piano students in re cital on Sunday, June 1, at the Tulelake Elementary School. Stu dents of both classical and popular music participated. Classical music was presented first by students Dennis Moore. Will Baley. Charlotte Barks, Joe Boles- la. Terry Ann Falvey. John Baley. Judy Milligan, Barbara Swensen, Jan Hodges. Kurt Thomas, Tracy Swensen, Susan Kline, LaVerne Jensen. Krisline Thomas, Donna McBride. Diane Stanby and Rich ard rlynn. Students taking part in the pro gram of popular music were Ierry Ann Falvey, Dennis Moore. Will Baley, Lena Mae O'Keelfe. John Baley, Barbara Darrnw, Judy Milligan. Kurt Thomas. Ona Lee Terry, Susan Kline, Jan Hodses. mean Van Norlwick, LaVerne Jen sen, Diane Stanby, Donna Mc Bride. Kristinc Thomas and Rich ard Flynn. Surprise 'Aloha' Party Fetes Captain Everett Peery, CAP A surprise "aloha" party was iven for Capt. Everett Peery, commanding officer of the Klam- ilh Falls Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol, Friday evening, June 13, in the Peery hone, 5020 South Sixth, bv Mrs. Peery and mem bers of the CAP. Captain Peery is one of two of ficers chosen from Oregon squad rons to attend the Aviation Edu cation Workshop in the University of Hawaii. The workshop is spon sored by the CAP. the U.S. Air Force and the University of Ha waii and will last five weeks. Cap tain Peery, who is being flown to Hawaii by the Air Force, will join the university staff as a group leader. The Hawaiian motif, used in dec orating the Peery home, and a beautifully trimmed cake with the words "Aloha, Everett" set the scene for the party which was a complete surprise to Captain Peery. CAP members and guests at the Lloyd Merle Gary Robert Nassau, capital of the Bahamas, began as a pirate town. Bucca neer Henry Jennings made it hil headquarters. party were Mr. and Mrs. Xewlun, Mr., and Mrs. Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Pierce, Mr. and Mrs, Stern. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Adam son, Jesse Barker, Lois Glenn and Walter Casebeer. CAP cadets in cluded Bill French. Walter Poison. Jerry I'hlig, Allen Jackson, Jim Cramer, Judv Shearer and Faith Xadine Peery. RUGS CLEANED IN YOUR HOME All Hand Work. No Shrinkoi Guaranteed HOME RUG AND UPHOLSTERY SERVICE Ph. Til l-Kliiil Day mr Nllhl LIWANAG PAS CRUZ, second from the left, is a visitor in the United States from the Philippines, where she is a resident of San Juan, Rizal, end a faculty member of St. Schalastica Conservatory of Music, Santa Isabel School of Music and Philippine Women's University College of ; Music. She is director of Philippine Choral Society, a mem ber of the Philippine Association of University Women, member of National Music Council of the Philippines, and is on the board of trustees of the Music Promotion Foun dation of the Philippines, She received her music teacher's diploma in science and composition in March, 1938. She has written two musical compositions, "We Will Go No More A-Roving" and "Garden Scene," published in Manila, 1952 and 1953. Her knowledge of English is extensive and she is in terested in furthering her knowledge of America in gen eral. The picture was taken at the Conger Avenue home of Mrs. Julian Eccles, standing right, during an AAUW tea. Seated with Miss Cruz are Mrs. Eugene Favell, left, and Mrs. Frederick Ehlers, right. Standing in front of her mother is Jill Eccles. Photo by Otto Ellis RUMOR has it that the youngest, bravest cowpokes in Klamath Basin are wanted for stealing admiring glances. SPENCER'S Apparel is the reason. So, dudes, toddle up to the baby bar and demand SPENCER'S styles. Yearling and up to six years. 619 Main. Our brand is S&H Green Stamps. Women Of Moose : Chapter No. 467 ' Women of the Moose, Chapter fro. 467, met on June 3 at 8 p.m., In the Moose Hall, with Elaine Attichson. membership chairman, and committee members Arabeile LaMeres, Thelma Litzenburger,' Betty J. Swift and Donna Burt were in charge of the chapter rjight program and refreshments. Kay Parker and Ronnie Boothby entertained the co-workers with several accordion selections, cour tesy of the Klamath Music center. - :.:cniAj i- 1 r - the committee were Betty David son sponsored by Ethel Rylander, lister Coon sponsored by Nina Sawyer, Lois LaMeres sponsored by Jeanie Brown, Fern Musgrove, , Patricia Boloyn and Wanda Pen ning sponsored oy vancsa nuttier, t Senior Recent Jerrv Asher an. nounced the state convention will be held June 27, 28 and 29 at Tillamook. . New officers for the 1958-59 year were elected and installation is ccheduled for June 21. Refreshments were served the 61 members following the meeting Drizzling Rain No Damper To Party - A drizzling rain did not damp en the spirits of a group of young people who gathered at the Klam ath Agency home ol Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Chase on Sunday. June 1, to help the Chases' twin daughters, Sharon and Karen, celebrate their 12th birthday anniversary. . After the gifts were opened, several games were played. Then the party went to Agency Park for a wiener roast. Sharing the festivities were Bil lie J. Parker, Wilma Rentz. Reda Jack, Cynthia Sargeant, Valerie Mitchell, Miki Wolff, Phyllis Sis- son, Donna Kircher, Cynthia Mar tinez. Rocky Evans. Peter Smith, Helen Nelson, Ian Wilder and Car oline Smith. . Most young couples have to cut corners somewhere. And quite oft. en this means the bride sweeps her rues and carpets. 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