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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1960)
HpnAlVn ANH NEWS. Klnmnlh Falls. Ore ThursHav. April ?1. 1!r,0 PACE !) P. I ?! 1 I J 8 And 40 Salon Plans For Party r -ft s vf t i f I if J- J s 5, r 4 ' TULELAKE young people made a fine snowing in the recent poster and essay contest sponsored by the Oregon Federation of Gordon Clubs. First place winners, left to right, are Paul Brown, high school essay; David Ganger, high school poster; Judy Prosser, grade school poster, and Barbara Roberts, grade school essay. P. my ii'. his sii'tv the liiiihliglil ' uf the pi'uram when Kii;lit .Hid l-'oriy S.ilon met ;il Ihc homo nf Mis. Juli.in AMiutt un VViIih-s- i.iy. M,n ill i Mis (ail i-mi-'iimI :inniM;iuvit her lommiUooi rli:iii nv.'ii fur !in tiifi parly ot liii' .ear ulu'il liii1 sa'oll I'liti'itains I'm siav oft kits im April 1. at. I hi' I..-uu.n Mai!, as follows Mrs ; Alfmt IVli'i sinner, dinner chair man: Mrs Paul Oilerlwin. deior-alums- Mrs. Kred HeillnonniM'.: iinklail hour; Mrs. Julian Ah holt, program, and tile past salon ofliirrs. hiWi'ssi-s. Mrs. John lilu liii'eht will Jil'eot IllC Cllests 'I'hc ihemu this year lor the parly will carry a Chinese motif and host ises will carry oui the Oiicntal idea in riiess and di'eorations. In nvire serious business the salon nienihers w ill man I h e chest ray mnhile unit on June 1. and Faster Gifts will he sent to the tuberculosis hospitals, an annual cestoin. Mrs, ('. H. Kos ler has been appointed county chairman for the chest X-ray pro L'ram, and rtave a report on ac tivities in Klamath County. Helreshmenls were served by tile hostcs-.es. Mrs. Kannie j'l'hompMin. Mrs. Katherine Keep 'and Mrs. C. II. l-'osler. r ,, Home Extension KhA'IKW-Womi'n inien unit metiiod sewing lessons collars, set in sleeves, as well ninrial meetinc room of thel as ; .siioi- session on the sew in.- emu !Ihium 1 machine The new leclininues in n,,,, M,,v, May 2fi. June 2. 't. sewuii; hale made it sim.!e to ,; , M , 3 m p m. at do a beautiful job fuiek! I'.u, lev II,. :h Sc hool home econoni I.AKK'IK -omcn interested 'lh'' l,'"n iu,dul, "I1 1,1 " l'-" '""'"t The se,,es of les- Uio iinint a::rill s nixry ow mjiis hit m rn,r i;r, miitre on Adult Wink is as tnl- t (; konni-K' khiA thp i-1;ksP'- nnm-d to Mini up n.m at tho lows: WU l.imtod tu l. women per nmnly Hani's nflur in ho inuil- Tl!(.Mf.tv. M.iv Jl. Il .t.me 7. cl.i-s and will bo on a tuM-ntnir-hmiM'. aiH-nidin tn I..iuiiim' !-!. a! 1 it) p ni tu .1 :io pin hiM-MTved h.isis. Siu adviM4 KcimnK. home t-Men-mn at'iit Silver Lake Si hnnl that only tho.-e who will ion- l.evsuns will he laiht in Lake- Uedtie-dav. May !. -ltme 1. ft iinue through the whole series view. Parley and Silver Lake. IS, 22. lessons at I :wi to .1 ;io i-n up For hirlher information The leson will he on making p m and an exeninc m'-mihi at call UHilehall 7-2271 or write a sluriwaM h!me. teatunnj; 7 :i tn :ui lor women who are I.aurawie Kennedy, Home KMen iiu'h constnietion lei hnu)ues as tinahie to attend the aliei noon Mini Aent. t'ourtliouse. I. a k e rlear hmhmii. uudi,ili(t.'liine, elates, hot h Mtons in the rne- lew . llreyon. By HELEN BECHEN LIFJE and HOSPITAL INSURANCE To Age 80 Low Cost Mortgage In surance, Major Medical OCCIDENTAL GENERAL AGENCY 133 So. 9th Phon 4-3465 STATE PRESIDENT Mrs. Harold Larsen of the Eight and Forty Salon, service organization of the Ameri can Legion Auxiliary, will make her official visit to the local unit April 23. She and several other state officers will be enter tained that evening at the Legion Hall. Mrs. Larsen resides in Portland. Poster, Essay Winners Told i The district winners for thef Oregon Federation of Garden Clubs poster and essay contests, were announced this week. Oavid Ganger of Tulelake Hiyh School won first prize with his poster. In the grade school poster divi-: jiion first place went to Judy Prosser of Newell School. Second place went to Kaihy C'hilcote of Roosevelt School and third place to Tommy Carnes, Altamont School. Honorable mention was award ed to Sheryl Jean (.'off man, Al turas, and Maria Cnstel, Sacred Heart Academy. j In the high school essay contest (Pmil Brown of Tulelake High School was first. The grade school essay first place was won by Barbara Hob erts of Newell School. Sheila Shcl-j don of Altamont placed second i and Joyce Smith of Fairview 1 School, third. Receiving honorable mention were Relty Coon, Roose velt, and Susan Olson, Alturas. The first place posters and es says will be sent to the Oregon Federation of Garden Clubs for stale competition. Judges for the district contest were Mrs. J. R. Miller, Mrs. Charles Thurman and Mrs. Doris h. Miller. Parents and Patrons i I" AllIH.WKN SCHOOL Mrs. Bernard Fiegi presided al the April mceiiim of Fairhaven School Parents and Patrons. The l!ag salute was led by Mrs. Kr ncst Brigs' D-n 2 Cub Stouts. T. Patek's students won the room count lor the second consec utive month. Officers for the coming year were elected, l.ou Smith v ill be president; Martha Mickleson, vice president: Dorothy .wiener, sec retary, and Fay Spiker. treasur er. Tom Roe. physical education teacher and coach, presented hi tumbling team in an excellent program Relreshmen(s were served by lirst grade mothers. lttillM.K CIA B LAN(iKLL VALI.KY- Mrs. Doug Smelcer entertained mem bers of her bridge cluh at dessert on April 13. Three tables were in play. Mrs. Lloyd Gift won high prize for the afternoon. Mrs. Le land Harris second high. Mrs, Harry Frazicr won the tra veling prize and Mrs. Les Leavitt the low prize. 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