MONDAY. JULY 21. 195R
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON'
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. MONTA(il'E GARDEN CUB
s MONTAGUE The Montajue
I'Litlle Shasta Garden Club, known
l-formerly as the Shasta Gardeners,
will hereafter he desicnated and
knnwn as the Shasta Valley Gar
' den Club. The changin" of the
name was one of the hish points
. The club also has transterred its
f filial inn with the Oregon Feder-
Long Highway
Service Noted
Thirty four State Highway Do
. partment employes in the Klam-
"ath Falls area received service
:.award pins recently for long serv--Ice
to the department. S. P. .Jones
;district maintenance superinten
dent, and Walter F. Uppendahl.
. nhop superintendent, made the
inwards within their respective de-r'parlments.
Statewide, nearly l.aOO employes Hansen, Jessie Terwilliger. Helen
ith ninr 111 vnirc enri-ina aro ra.iCmmnnc Drnhq k'nnlt Dnlhi Cnn
ation of Garden Clubs, with Its
debut into the California Garden
Clubs. Inc., under the sponsorship
of the Wonderland Garden Club of
Red Bluff.
Representing District 8-B of the
California organization, Mrs.
Grant Merrill, past director of the
district. Red Bluff, was present at
the Thursday meeting, accom
panied bv the president of the
Wonderland Club, Mrs. Mary Tip
ton of Red Bluff, and a Mrs. Rey
nolds and Mrs. Pettigrew.
Mrs. Mary Lilly, sweepstakes
winner for her entries in the flow
er show held at Yreka in May,
was presented her award during
the meeting.
Special prize winners were Hil
da Cooley and Ada Johnstone. The
husiness session was conducted by
the club president, Mrs. Henrietta
Terwilliger, and hostesses for the
social hour were Grace Leavers
and Mary Silva.
Others present besides the pre
viously mentioned included tvelyn
with over 10 years service are re
ceiving awards. Nearly 130 of the
.'awards are for over 25 years scrv-
ice.
The octagon shaped award pin
r.bcars a replica of the highway
r.dcparlment emblem in red and
I'white. Each pin is inscribed with
i'the number of years service (or
.-which it is given. Pins for 10 to
'20 years service are silver, and
'those for 20 to 30 years gold filled.
-Solid gold pins are awarded for
"over 30 years service.
Local shop department person
nel receiving awards were: George
W. VanHorn, 32 years service: Ce
cil A. Stuart. 30 years; Ernest
Trulove, 29: Otto W. Clawson, 22:
Keith L. See. 20; Everett E. Kerns.
1; Orie J. Peugh. IS; Charles H.
Iversen. 19; Ralph Dougherty, 19;
Elwyn Hill. 18; Leonard Lummus.
14: Max Mitchell, 12; and Paul
Chenowith, 11.
In the maintenance department
were: Glenn H. Wood. 29; Arthur
C. Spinney, 28; Joseph R. Monroe.
27; Roger W. Wright, 26; Frank
L. Slroherg. 24: Leonard L. Ram
sey, 23; Wilhelm A. Rieck, 18;
William W. Branham, 17: John
Robert Miller, 17; Sam L. Wil
kins. 17; James F. Van Wormer,
IB; Lester Tecumseh, 13: Corwin
F. Galbrealh. 12: Leland W. Town
er, 11: Austin Getchell, 10; Her
man N. Lapo. 10; Claude A. Shep
herd, 10; and Richard F. Young
JO.
Superintendents Uppendahl and
Jones were themselves honored
with pins, commemorating 20 and
34 years of service respectively.
which were presented by L. H
Warfield, Bend, assistant division
engineer. Resident Engineer W.
Reid Merilt also received an 11
year pin from Warfield.
Simmons. Orpha Kouts, Betty Coo
ley, Edith Williams, Ellen Wal
ters, Margaret Davis, Rita Pra
ther, Agnes Swigart, Karen Swi
gart, Mabel French, Mary Ann
Mitchell and Hazel Selby.
The Shasta Valley Garden Club
will hold its next meeting at the
home of Mrs. Mahel French .on
Friday afternoon, August 1
Happy Camp Bible
School To Begin
HAPPY CAMP-The annual Va
cation Bible School of the Com
in unity Methodist Church will be
held July 21 through August 1
beginning at 9:30 a.m. each morn
ing, according to the Rev. Roy
Sprague, pastor.
Each day's schedule will include
a great deal of singing, surprises,
Bible stories, object lessons, recre
ation, fun to make handicraft
and other spiritual help.
Friday, August 1 at 8 p.m. there
will he a VBS demonstration pro
gram in which every boy and girl
will have a part. They will show
what they have learned and the
things that they have made during
the school and all the friends and
parents are especially invited to
this program.
KLAMATH FALLS
GARDEN CLUB .
By Ruth Heiririrh
The Klamath Falls Garden Club
met at the home of Mrs. Hugh
O'Connor. July 7. for a tour of
gardens conducted by Mrs. Glen
Ferguson. The beautiful gardens of
Mrs. Arch Proctor, Mrs. W. W. .
Thompson, and her mother, Mrs.
Henry Scmon, Mrs. Wilt Black
man, Mrs. Erwin Campbell, Mrs. j
David Goehring. Mrs. Earle Red-j
man, Mrs. Glen Ferguson, andj
Mrs. Hugh O'Connor were visited, i
A sack lunch was enjoyed in the
O'Connor garden. Coffee was
served by Pali O'Connor.
Twenty two members and guests
made (he tour. The next tour will
be a field trip in August. Plans
were also made for Ihe club's
flower show scheduled for Au-i
gust. A class in landscaping was
conducted by Mrs. O'Connor. i
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met Thursday, July 10. at the
Crescent Community Club (or a
potluck dinner, business meeting
and project demonstrations. Mrs.
Louis Andersen, unit chairman,
conducted the meeting with Mrs.
Floyd Clnsson reading the min
utes in the absence of Mrs. Er
nest Hardman. secretary.
Mrs. Jesse Kersten demonstrat
ed the correct selection of pic
tures and picture frame making
Mrs. Gordon Prater conducted a
tin craft session, showing how to
make a variety of useful and
beautiful things of tin. A discus
sion on the unit's annual rummage
sale was held.
Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Kersten
were hostesses to the 15 women
including a guest from Tillamook,
Oregon, Mrs. Raleigh Jones. The
next meeting will be August 21.
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