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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1958)
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 1. 1958 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORFGON Dow Speaks To BPW Group YREKA How the Ground Ob server Corps is a vital element in the Air Defense System and an outline of its formation was the text of the talk given by Mrs. Betty Dow of Montague, who was the featured speaker at the din ner meeting of the Yreka Business and Professional Women's Club on Tuesday evening. at the Yreka Inn. September 23, throughout the year. Topic fori the October program will be on legislation, with Mrs. LaJean Cor reia as chairman; November will be devoted to membership, Mrs. Mrs Rarhoi rrrf nrociW Pearl LiPB. chairman, and also tin. V...I.. .mr, ... ' -November. th of the Y'reka BPVVC, opened the evening's events with members joining in singing BPW songs. Mrs. Evelyn Nolan, vice presi dent and program coordinator of the organization, gave an outline of programs to be presented the "W oman of the Year'' will be revealed. De cember, the members will fea ture their annual Christmas party. and in January the topic will be on international relations, Mrs. Olive Young, chairman. National Security and Health and Safety will be combined for the February meeting with Mrs. Margaret Esrey and Mrs. Elsie Trivelpiece as chairmen. Junior high school girls from Y'reka High School will be honored during the dinner meeting in March. The sub ject will stress career advance ment with Mrs. Dorothy Johnson as chairman. Installation of new officers will highlight the April meeting. Plans for May had not as yet been discussed. Mrs. Cordes then introduced Mrs. Dnw as supervisor of the Montague GOC. Mrs. Dow related how the estab lishment of GOC was first start ed in 1941 by the office of civil defense as an air defense system; the difficulties encountered in re cruiting civilian volunteers to man observation posts but throush the persistent efforts of trained per sonnel of the Air Force, civilian volunteers were manning posts in all 48 states. With the completion of the Distant Early Warning iDEW) Line and further improve ments in both electronics capabili ty and wearions system, it w a s possible to place all GOC on ready reserve on January 1, 1958. Prac tice and surprise alerts are called once a month to establish how quickly volunteers can be activat ed in case of an emergency. Other announcements made dur ing the evening were thit the Y'reka BPWC will join in the na tionwide observance of National Business Women's Week. October 5 through October 11. Plans will include the appearance of at least two officers or members on the Yreka radio station KSYC for interviewing. 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