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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 29, 1959)
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29. 1959 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE 5 A" OVER THE GARDEN GATE : I i tn 3k ,Sfk MRS. HARRY WIARD GRANGE NEWS Raymond Andrieu of Midland Grange was recently selected to represent the unit in a National Highway Safety Essay Contest. "A Safe Driving Code f or Young Grangers" was the title of his es say which won locally. If Andrieu can get through local, ctate, regional and national con tests in winning form, he will re ceive a $100 U.S. Savings bond and an expense-paid trip to Na tional Grange to be held in Cali fornia November 9 through 17. The contest is sponsored by the National Grange, and the Automo tive Safety Foundation. Its pur pose is to foster in youth an aware ness of responsibility to promote highway safety. Variety Show Aids Firemen BLY The Variety Show held re ' tently In the Arch Theater helped to put the fund for the Bly Vol unteer Fire Department over the top. The goal was $1,000 and to date $1,155.06 has been donated. This going over the top will help the fund for the fire fighting equip ment as a few unforseen items "were realized after the goal was set. To date the bills have been met. The Bly Grange is still col- . lecting money and will turn the funds in at the next Parents and Patrons meeting. A capacity crowd attended the variety show which was composed of 24 acts including piano solos, guitar players, skits, singers. dancers and comedians. Mrs. Frank Ohenchain conduct . d the Bly High School chorus This choral croup has sung be fore many Klamath County groups . this past year and has been well received by all for whom they rave sung. - Extensionists Plan Display Results of a year of study by members of home extension units in Klamath County will be on dis play at the annual Homemaker's Festival in the exhibit building of the fairgrounds, the afternoon of April 30. Mrs. Harry Wiard, 2705 Wiard Street, who has been a member for many years will speak "What Home Extension Means to lie." She will be on the program with TMiss Esther Taskerud, co ordinator home economics exlen sion program, Oregon State Col lege and Mrs. Frederick Ehlers. The meeting will be called at 1 p.m. Tea will be served following adjournment from 3 to 4 p.m. Projects, home extension unit and chairman follow: Tin Can Craft, Bonanza unit, Mrs. R. C. Brown; Civil Defense, Conger F a i r v i e w, Mrs. John Kloiber; Better Dresses, Gilchrist-Cresccnt Mrs. L. Anderson: Color, Fair- haven, Mrs. Putt Roberts: Camp Cookery. Altamont, Mrs. Wallace Uerlings. Low Calorie Meals, Kcno, Mrs Guy Moore: Salads and: Dress ings, Chiloquin, Mrs. Warren Lough: Associated Country Worn en of the World, Henley, Mrs. F. K. Swisher; 4-H Club Work and Azalea House, Merrill. Several other interesting exhibits are planned. AH arrangements have been made by the Klamath County Home Extension Advisory Committee. All women interested in home- making are invited to attend The Mt. Laki Garden Club mem bers held their April meeting at the Henley Grange Hall, Monday, April 20. A spring flower show. under the co-chairmansip of Mrs. I. W. White and Mrs. C. H. Kelly, started at 10:30 a.m. Mrs. Crystel Cheyne had charge of placing, Mrs. Will Blacknian. classifica tion; Mrs. George Houck and Mrs. Richard Fleming, entering. Many daffodil, narcissus and tulips were u hi inu nuiiicuiture divi sion. J he arrangements were in wo classifications, "Old Fashioned Bouquets" and "As You Like It. ' A number of driftwood pieces were displayed by Mrs. Jay Fair clo. Mrs. Enoch Johnson brought a planter of cacti. At one end of the hall a number of centennial pieces were arranged to resem ble a living room. This display featured a braided rug. grand mother's rocking chair, love scat, two tables, coal-oil lamps, stereo scope and pictures, pillows, a Bible, another book, both over 100 years old and a decorative vase. Mrs. M. AT Bowman of Merrill, Mrs. Crystel Cheyne and Mrs. Will Blacknian judged the horticulture. Members and guests judged the arrangements by popular vote, placing a colored star for first. second and third places. Mrs. W. White won high point in the "Old Fashioned Division." with Mrs. Lawrence Motschenbacher second. Mrs. A. O. Roenicke and Mrs. Glen Fundenberger tied for third place. Mrs. Will Blackman won first place in the "As You Like It" division, Mrs. George houck, second and Mrs. C. H. Kelly, third. A potluck lunch was enjoyed at noon. Ways and means chair man, Mrs. Robert Bryson, had charge of a plant sale which was very successful. The business meeting was called to order at 2 p.m. by the presi dent, Mrs. Dick Henzel. Mrs. us car Rylandcr played a piano solo A paper on "Roses" was pre pared and read by Mrs. Robert Bryson. It will be judged with the essays from other garden clubs in the district. Mrs. Will Blackman wrote an essay on nor ticulture. which will go to the State barden Club. Mrs. I. W. White told the story of candied violet blossoms which were a delectable confection eaten in Cleopatra's time. A tray of the confection blooms were passed for all to sample. Mrs. Lawrence Motschenbacher modeled her Centennial dress The nominating committee sub mittcd the names of Mrs. Dick Henzel for president, Mrs. Rich ard Fleming, vice president, Mrs George Carson, secretary and Mrs Enoch Johnson for treasurer, for the coming year. Candidates were unanimously elected. Twenty members and four guests, Mrs. Robert Burdick, Mrs. James Barlow, Mrs. Lou McRcy nolds and Mrs. M. A. Bowman, were present. Co-hostcsscs were Mrs. Lawr ence Motschenbacher, Mrs. Glen Fundenberger, Mrs.i Jay Manning and Mrs. I. W. White. The May meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. A. O. 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