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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
SUNDAY. DECEMBER 21.
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KLAMATH FALLS BALLERINA, Barbara Blanehard,
has been chosen to dance in the University of Utah's pro
duction of Tschaikovsky's Nutcracker Suite. Barbara, the
only out-of-state freshman to secure a part, will dance in
"The Waltz of the Flowers."' She was graduated from
KUHS in 1958 and studied dancing under Mrs. Edna
Howell of Normadean Studio of this city. (
She is presently studying under Professor William F.
Christiansen, who founded the San Francisco Ballet Com
pany which he directed for 20 years. He pecently returned
from New York where he was a guest choreographer with
the New York Ballet Company.
Rehearsals began the day' after Thanksgiving and, as
the ballet will stay in rehearsal during the Christmas holi
days, Barbara will not be able to come home to visit with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Blanehard, 1613 Austin
Street, and her friends. Photo by Guderian
Dunsmuir Club Has Yule Party
DUNSMUIR-Survlval and phil
anthropy provided the proRram (or
the Dunsmuir Women's Club pre
ceding the club's annual Christ
mas party on Tuesday, December
16, at the Hotel Dunsmuir.
Mrs. Rex Baymiller, civil de
fense chairman, introduced four
club members who presented a
skit on civil defense. Those par
ticipating were Mrs. Albert Mc
llenry, Mrs. Frank Gilley. Mrs.
Robert Wright and Mrs. James
Shelton.
Mrs. Arthur McCee, Dunsmuir's
co-chairman of civil defense, then
spoke on the need of awareness,
preparation and training for war
fare or other disasters. She said
women have an obligation to learn
to care for the injured, burned,
a Ked, helpless, Infants and panic
stricken, and asked that those pres
ent call the city hall and volun
teer for civil defense duties.
Mrs. Reg Thorn, ways a-.id
means chairman, announced the
club his raised $460 In the mys
tery box' project. Boxes of Christ
mas presents were won by Mrs.
Pearl Ashby and Mrs. Tom Camp
bell. The money represents the club
project funds. The club voted to
spend St per member for t h e
school kits or children of Hong
Kong, a California Federation of
Women's clubs project; spend $10
for the Penny Pines reforesta
tion project, and allocate $400 to
ward the American Field Service
foreign student program, stipulat
ing $200 go toards Dunsmuir's
hosting Dieter Heinrich this win
ter s.id $200 toward sending a
Dunsmuir High School student to
fcurope next summer.
"Christmas Carols In Brass"
opened the Christmas party por
tion of the alternoon. Four elemen
tary school students, David Leigh
ton, Waller Tausch. Mike Wricht
and Gene Landoe presented this
musical medley. Santa Claus the.i
appeared and passed out presents
Members also brought presents for
ine Ventura School for Girls.
A ceramic madonna and child
was the centerpiece of the presi
dent's table. This was set in an
arrangement of gold candles, gold
en leafed sprays and blue orna
ment's. Similar decorations were on
the other luncheon tables. Mrs.
John Mather, vice president, pre
sided. Mrs. Nellie Masson decorat
ed the tables. Mrs. J. J. Cunning
ham gave the ope-.iing grace and
thought for the day. Mrs. A. D.
Hurd was Santa.
BPW YULE PARTY
The Business and Professional
Womcns Club had a Christmas
parly Monday evening, December
15, at the Willard Hole!, complete
wiin .Santa uiaus and a gift ex
change. Members also brought
gills for less fortunate children
For the Invocation, Muriel Hc.f-
dricks sang "Our Father" ac
companied by Marie Obenchain.
Preceding the meeting the guests
enjoyed a social hour sponsored by
the Willard Hotel.
Students from Altamont Junior
High School entertained the group
by singing Ihe traditional Christ
mas carols.
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JO ANN GROOM has been elected to serve as
Honored Queen of Bethel No. 47, Lakeview, International
Order of Job's Daughters, for the coming year. She is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack I. Groom, former Lake
view residents now living in Oswego. Installation of new
officers will be held January 3.
, Photo by Bennett, Lakeview
BETHEL NO. 47
LAKEVIEW - Jo Ann Groom,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack I.
Groom, former Lakeview resi
dents but now of Oswego, has
been elected to serve for the com-
ng term as honored queen of
Bethel No. 47, Lakeview, Interna
tional Order of Job's Daughters.
Following the transfer of her
father to-the regional office in
Portland of the U.S. Forest Serv
ice, she remained in Laneview 10
finish her senior year at the Lake
view High School. She will be in
stalled on January 3.
Other officers named are fcandra
Watts, senior princes; Claudia
Harris, junior princess; Margery
Blair, guide; Nancy Galloway,
marshal; Joan Becrup, chaplain;
Sharon Washburn, recorder; Aud
rey Millsap, treasurer; Gloria
Ayoutt, librarian; BettyHar
ris, .musician: Judy Haven, first
messenger; Sharon unnKwaier,
spr-nnd messenger: Ruth Troxcll,
third messenger; Susan juuer,
fourth messenger: Linda DuBose,
fifth messenger; Terry Lincecum
senior custodian; Sherry Jarinan,
iunior custodian; Karen Windle,
inner guard; Carol Taintor, outer
guard; Toxie Risley, lady of the
lights; Ellen North, historian; Lor-
na Toner, prompter.
Choir leader is Frances Stew
art; and soloist is Mary Fenimore.
Jean Saubert is flag bearer. Oth
er choir members are Marie
Simms. Sherill Banister, Judy El
der, Lorraine Lincecum, Margar
et Risley, Welthy Warner. Lynn
Iferrin, Gail Robin. Glenda Ter-
zich, Margaret Robnett, D e n i s e
Haven and Janice Decker.
Named to the junior bethel were
Jean Saubert chaplain; Margaret
KoDnett, librarian; Ellen North,
musician; Frances Stewart, first
messenger; Mary Lynn Fenimore,
second messenger; Lorraine
Lincecum, th'rd mesenger; Mar
garet Risley; fourth messenger;
Welthy Warner,- fifth messenner:
Sherill Banister, senior custodian;
Gail Robin, junior custodian: Glen
da Terzich, Inner guard; Lynn
Hernn, outer guard: J u d v El
der, .lady of the lights: Denise
Haven, historian; Marie Simms,
prompter.
installing oiticers named are
Diana Banister, queen: Susan Wil
bur, guide; Darlene Johnson, mar
shal; Janice Hammersley, record
er; Joyce Taylor, chaplain; Bar
bara MacKay, musician; Melba
Snow, senior custodian; Judy Sni
der, junior custodian, and Jim
Groom, flag bearer.
ALOHA CLUB OFFICERS were hostesses for the an
nual Christmas party held recently at the Masonic
Temple. Standing back of the decorated buffet table
from the left are Bertha Vinson, publicity chairman; Martha
Powell, treasurer; Carrie Rush, secretary; Gwen Pierson,
worthy matron of Aloha Chapter OES, Leona Angle, vice
president; Lillian Hanelin, president. Photo by Ellis
Aloha Club Has
Holiday Party
Aloha Social Club met in the
Masonic Temple parlors Friday,
December 5, for ihe annual Christ
mas party and potluck luncheon.
The buffet table, laden with fes
tive holiday dishes, was beautiful
ly decorated with beds of ever
greens, pine cones and mistletoe
holding pink candles tied with pink
ribbon. Decorations for the indi
vidual tables in adjoining rooms
carried out the theme of the buf
fet table.
The Eastern Star emblem,
piacea on styroioam stars, cen
tered the corsages of mistletoe
made and presented to each guest
by Leona Angle.
Following the business meeting
Clara Sherman played her tradi
tional role of Santa Claus and de
livered the exchange gifts from
the Christmas tree.
Officers of the club were host
esses for the afternoon.
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Greetings
The front page today carries pic
tures of local youngsters seen in
symbolic settings of the Christmas
season.
Everyone sings and enjoys the
old and familiar carols as does
choir bov. Arnold Nordwall. He is
the 8-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Nordwall, 2524 Appiegaie
Avenue. At home he sings with
his brother, David, 5, and sister
Elizabeth, 3. Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Reeves of Lakeshore Drive and
Mrs. Rose McFarland of San Fran
cisco are grandparents.
Hanging up fancy nandmaae
socks will be an exciting job for
Jimmy, 3'j years old, and Dickie,
16 months, young sons oi air. ana
Mrs. James Howard, 1864 Lowell
Street. They also will hang a tiny
sock for brother Ronnie who is
only 3 months old. Their grand-
narents are Mr. and Mrs. I. .
Stenerson of Palm Springs and
Mr. and Mrs. Don Anderson, 443
Laguna Street.
Although he is only 5, Frank
Drew Jr., knows the Christmas
story is found in the family Bible.
He will share his Christmas joys
with David, 16. Greer, 11, and
Kathleen, 10. Mr. and Mrs. Stew
art Moore of Klamath Falls and
Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Drew of Las
Vegas are the grandparents. The
photos are Dy uuo cms.
BUILT HOME
Peabody, Mass., is the birth
place of George Downing. Down
ing built No. 10 Downing Street
in London, home of Britain's prime
ministers.
BABY SHOWER
LANGELL VALLEY A babv
shower was given at the home of
Mrs. w. D. Campbell of Langell
Valley, the afternoon of December
11 in honor of Mrs. Donald
Clark and her new son Paul. Mrs.
Louis Randall and Mrs. Luther
Noble were co-hostesses with Mrs.
Campbell. Christmas decorations
were used on the gift table and
the refreshment table. Virginia
Kent assisted Mrs. Clark with
opening the gifts. Thirty friends
attended the party.
LENGTHY TOUR
It takes nearly five hours to
visit all the rooms in the famous
Biltmore House at Asheville, N.L.,
which contains 110 bedroom suites.
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