HERALD AXD NEWS. Klamath Falk Ore.
Thursday. Octobr-r 13. 19fi0
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NEW OFFICERS of the Insurance Women of Klamath Falls took over their re
ipective offices at the September meeting. Seated, left to right are, Dorothy Dickin
son, member at large; Maurine Keener, president; Sylvia Lesueur, first vice president.
Helen Vaagen, standing, is treasurer. Not present was leleen Foster, who will serve as
secretary. The group, which formed about seven years ago, is affiliated with the Na
tional Insurance Women of America. Photo by Guderian.
SOCIETY
By Helen Bechen
PTA News
KLAMATH COl'NTY COUNCIL
Instruction School
Set By Lakeview PTA
LAKEVIEW A school of in-1 Parent Teacher Association mem
struclion for all Lake County jms an() officers will be held
Tuesday, October 18, in the Me
morial Hall of the countv court-
OVER THE
GARDEN GATE
BONANZA ( l.l B
The Bonanza Harden Club mcti
at the home of Aline Ohcrhcide
record endorsing Ballot Measure who in turn introduced his teach-6-
ers. All teachers were given cor-
The November 1 Klamath Coun- sages by Darlene Woodward, PTA
tv Council meetine will he held president.
"You are all stockholders in, at Conger School. Dr. Winston' Officers and committee chair
school business. 'stated D a lepul vine, director of OTI, will men for the year were introduced.
uuuuc, luumy suiuoi cm, Bespeak on "The Institute's New
both school district budgets were standing and Place in the Com
hifhlighled by him and Harold munilv" and explain how Ballot
Measure 6 will affect OTI.
Ashley, citv school clerk, at the
Klamath County Council PTA
meeting on Tuesday afternoon.
October 4, in the Altamont Junior
High School.
Mrs. Hay Dunn, council
Refreshments were served by
the executive hoard from an at
tractively set table in the cafeteria.
Parents
and
Patrons
BONANZA SCHOOL
A reception was held for the
teachers at the first meeting of council secretary.
FALCON HKIOIITS STEARNS
Dr. Cliff Robinson, superintend-
. ent of Klamath County schools,
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der 1 jMiiciiio yn ruicuu
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croun in uravcr. In comnliance Mt """' I"""' oepicm-
with the Slate Congress of PTA,
Because It is oily, a beech tree
is seldom struck by lightning.
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Hecmcsnay aitenioon with I'nyuisi ij .ul Heights and Stearns schools
iation joint committee plans, Mrs.
Huffman in chaiee of the meet-
house in Lakeview, according to ins. Ethel Crawford was in
""""""""" " "" " lMUK.-Kll..R.C,0!JA anf ,)e St.h0() Boar(, Assoc.
hipp, president ol the Lake Coun- 'can ny tuginia n;imi-y
ly Council of PTA. ion n" llllw('''s 111111 las! lhe ycar
ni i .i . around.
Pl.'ins Fill- Mio cninn unra tvi'i.ln
i il.o .,,,. oo , , , ,1 gucsis were Juny noss, ule Mama h I 'nun V committee
li e l ont of M wil Z n " VirRinia Hartley, B'.velyn Wood, memhers as follows: Mrs. Rav
the home of Mis. Wilfred Duval. I.-,:, ,,,, nn ,.,: Un.n - ..,.
L,u.(iFi.ii iuui.t uvuun, ininn, in. cnii nooinson. nay
UHli.l.vin 11,11 Pka Pi-Jit- linnnhl -..L.. IJ..U. t-..ll.. il.
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the Parents and Patrons on Sep- The school is open to all PTA Harlcv, Ethel Crawford. Virginia ath County 0E representative
tember 28 in the Bonanza School members in the countv and here, i.ivi- Mv,- llalnv vinl.i ,.j m... 'i p c..'j i:..'
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bcr 22. Max Marvin. Stearns
School principal, introduced his
teachers and Ervin firowcr. prin-
L. E. Saunders, council lcgisla- l,t"" rd,tu" ,ll'!"ls Btn001-
tive chairman, announced
RUMMAGE SALE
St. Mory'i Altor Soeisiy
Sacred Heart
Parish Hall
Oct. 14 and 15
gymnasium, larnauon corsages 'to conduct the round table dis-ln,0wn Vera Carl and Thyllis
were presented to the following cussion and insti 'llclinnt; will hp u,,rtn,....
Leigh Gustison. Mcdlord.i
elementary teachers: Erma Par
tridge, Olive Fraley, Jean Angel.
Marie Ellis, Jacqueline Money,
Mrs
president of the Oregon Congress
of PTA: Mrs. John Benson. Eaclc
Johanna Chapman, Charles Do- Point, state parliamentarian, and
bry Jr.. Norman Stratum and Don Mrs. Art Moore. Klamath Kails,
Quick. High school instructors are , preschool service slate chairman.
Joanna liivan. James Morlev.
man. The committee will initiate
a program in the schools for the
study and discussion of pertinent
legislative matters at the earliest
possible dale in order to stimulate
the statewide program "Lights on
for Education" (or the evening
nf .l:inu;irv 5 lMU
Arrangements have been made w',l'n '"stalling a paper towel Klamath County Council went on
Keep Towels
Handy In Home
HOME EXTENSION
ath Falls attended the District 5
meeting in Grants Pass on Sep
tember 14. Speaker for the meet
FORT HOCK Lauravne Ken-l.Toan's Kitchen. Alice Detroit is. was Dorothy Shernll, lamily tl
nedv. Lake Countv home exten-, chairman, Ann Federhart, vice
tion agent, will lead a workshop
session on making draperies
Friday, October 21. Fort Rock
and Silver Lake ladies are invit-
chairman; Fran Hayes, secretary,
and Ruth Hull, treasurer.
Chairman of standing commit
tees are June Zumwalt, member'
ed to take part. The meeting will1 ship and hospitality; Neva Hayes,
be held at tne nome 01 - wis.
Bud Parks.
Workers will make an actual
sample drape which will include
all the principlas involved in mak
ing draperies. There will be in
structions on measuring and col
or selection.
luncheon; Ruth Hull, recrea
tion and finance; Millie Ballan
tyne, publicity; Ruby Beaver,
Azalea House; Ann Federhart,
ACWW; Irene Thompson, health
and safety.
Project leaders were also chos
en. Leaders of the first lesson on
Each lady should bring half a 'foods to tote who attended the
Donna Gift, Erwin Ellis, Ervin 1 for baby st(inj, servU.es in thp holder in your kitchen, be sure to
Tippery, Irene Whittaker. Charles christian Education Building of Iot'11e il it will be most!
Dobry Sr. and Charles Stieber'lhe plesbyterian Church, but par-!cnnvcnient lo reatn for lhe manv
principal. cuts are asked to supply luin.hjhs paper loucls can do.
.Beverly Roberts and Evelyn I for the smail children as the scs- Paper lowcls are handy for
nance specialist from Oregon p""-' i""'"1" "c 'sion will last from 10 a.m. lo 3 scrubbing the sink with cleanser.
State College. I Se',VICe'D .. . M . il' m- drying hands after doing dishes.
Training has been given to lead- Ellis'wore inrtaree of" the or" A CoLm,y Council mcdinR ',wil'inB ,lle ,al,t;e afler eookin8'
ers on foods to tote. They in turn1 s, am siiorrill Smith and Paul i ,,lecede ,he Sathering and t,c (li ving pots and pans or for drain-
will instruct their respective n,.u oir a luncneoii uieaK win De no-nosi at mnn:.-. ui
. - ...:n I . I J f
Van's Restaurant.
Towels
and holders are available in a
Of special interest at lhe meet- j ri,nRe ' P"s'p' colors to malcn
or complement your Kiicnen col
or scheme.
units, ixext training win De onjJanice Bulk and Linda HoU
wild game cookery to be given in niave(i SPVP1.ai accordion selec
November. ing will be the discussion on lhe
Ruth Dyer received training on Erwin Ellis, coach, gave a talk'110 for a niS'i school sludent
the tailoring workshop at Corval- on football and introduced the parent teacher association. This
lis September 25. The workshop football team. (participation of student members
is scheduled for February. President Dorothv Smith called as bcen tlied a"d found succcss-
During the remainder of thejthe meeting to order. Standing!,"" 111 lnpr portions ot tne stale. cuns.rucuon
nittees were appointed as fol- slllli"s wuimi nu-ci in paner iamuni ui-.m ?
TENT TOWN TO TOP
lie. The Home Extension office
Matthews and Irene Thompson.
CRAFT FAIR
The County Advisory Committee
of the Home Extension office is
sponsoring a craft fair on October
29. The fair is open to the public
and instructors will be on hand
to explain and instruct.
Displays will include ribbon ty
ing and gift wrapping, fiber flow
ers, mosaics, natural craft, bas
ket weaving, candle making, cake
decorating, textile painting, tube District 5 meeting
yard material and cotton
sateen for lining is she wishes to
make a small lined drape. Also,
If possible, bring your own sew
ing machine.
CRESCENT - GILCHRIST UNIT
The Crescent - Gilchrist Unit
met for an organizational meet
ins September 8 at the Commu-r-lty
Club. Mrs. Mattie Closson
was chosen to attend the Grants
Pass district meeting.
Hostesses for the evening were
Mrs. Earl Burger and Mrs. Joe
Conway.
The group met again on Sep
tember 22 with Mrs. Jesse Kers
ten, chairman, conducting the
meeting. Mrs. Joe Conway and
Mrs. Closson were hostesses.
A Halloween party is planned
for October 27 w ith Mrs. Crawford
Page and Mrs. Ernest Evins
heading the program committee.
Mrs. Ruth McHone and Delores
McHone will be hostesses.
CONGER - FAIRVIEW UNIT
Conger - Fairview Unit held its: there September 13.
first meeting September 9 at Twenty three ladies from Klam-
meeting plans .were discussed for
lhe Craft Fair to be held October
training session were Dorothy 29. This affair is open to the pub
committees were appointed i
lows:
Ways and means, Howery Rob
erts, Don Philpotts; program
anxious to contact someone icommittee, Caroline Dearborn,
qualified to explain the art of cop
per wire jewelry. Any interested
persons is asked to contact the
office.
A potluck luncheon was served
at noon.
Twenty three women represent
ing the Klamath County Home Ex
tension Units went by bus to
Giants Pass September 14 for a
painting, miscellaneous Christmas
gifts and possibly copper wire
jewelry.
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Klamath County Advisory Com
mittee met October 3 at Joan's
Kitchen with Ruth Dyer, Mildred
Marten, Margaret Frcuer, Beulah
Kloiber, Eula Plough and Kathryn
Billings present.
A new unit was formed at
Fort Klamath last month. Ruth
Dyer and Beulah Kloiber visited
Invocation was given by Lula
Griffith and a welcome by Mrs.
George McMahon, both from Jose
phine County. Mrs. Merle Jack
son of Klamath County made the
response.
Rizpah Douglas reported on her
trip to Denver to attend the Amer
ican Home Extension Association
meeting.
Group singing was lead by Ves
ta Shogren of Klamath Falls.
Guest speaker, Dorothy Sher
rill, family finance specialist from
Oreeoit State Cnlleee. snnkp nn
"This Matter of Money." I
When construction of the Alas-
some 40 years
discussions w ith the adults and go ago, a tent town sprang up be-
over juvenile problems and pro- ,twcen Seward and Fairbanks. The
Marie Ellis; publicity, Cora Lcav-
itt; hospitality, Jean Angel, Hel
en Shriner and Roger Reid;
membership, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Burnett and Mr. and Mrs. La-
Verne Haskins; school improve
ment, Charles Stieber, Lois Mon
roe and Clyde Wooten.
Room mothers were also nom
inated for the year.
The next meeting will be Oc
tober 26. At that time 4-H pres
entations and awards from the
countv office will be made.
grams. It will be determined
whether local people are interest;
ed enough to promote the program.
settlement, named Anchorage, now
has a population almost three
times more than any other Alas
kan city.
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work Aod play.
BnulifuUr
deiiantd and
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MOIIDI COMMOOI
folding - Cbromi
Plated. Removabh
container, upholstered
teat and upholstered
airfoam padded
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lh 1 Main Ph. TU 2-3475
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Bob Soys:
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Special Selection of Men's & Ladies'
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All Special
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JEWELERS
Town & Country Shopping Cneter . . . 3860 S. 6th
The afternoon session consisted
of money talks conducted in small
groups.
Following a housing tour of the
area the Klamath Falls contingent
returned home.
Comfortable Vision
Phone For Appointment
Dr. Harry Scribner
Optometrist
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