HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls, Ore. Sunday, November 13, 1960
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AT THE HEAD TABLE at the annual luncheon meet
ing of Klamath County Cow Belles on Nov. 2 at Klamath
Yacht Club were, from left, seated, Mrs. Louis Randall,
new president; Mrs. Don Johnson, outgoing president,
and Bernii Blann, state Cow Belle president of Mitchell;
standing, Mrs. Martin Gift, secretary; Mrs. Jim Grimes,
treasurer; Mrs. Earl Erickson, outgoing secretary-treasurer;
Mrs, Alvin Cheyne, vice president.
Photo by Kettler.
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LITTLEST ENTERTAINERS at the Cow Belles' fall luncheon were these tiny hula
dancers, pupils of Edna Howell of Norma dean School of the Dance. Shown, from
left, are Trinket Brown, 4, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Brown; Mindy Sue Carter,
5, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Carter, and Holly Myers, 5, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Myers. A fourth regular member of the dancing quartet, Terry Sue Miller,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Don Miller, could not be present for the occasion.
Photo by Kettler.
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Luncheon Ends Season Of Golf W"8
jment was provided by Ine Mclo
As in years past the fall lunch-'licas of the traditional' torch with dy Mothers, under the direction
eon officially marks the close of 'bright cellophane flame. j Mrs. W. Don Miller.
State President' Visits
Local Cow Belle Group
Special guest at the eighth an-jiinits in the state. She had high
Bual meeting of Klamath Countyjpraise for the two very success-dl
vuw Denes as Derniz niann oi iui low Hene cooKing schools held
the year's activities of Reamcs
Golf Club Women's Auxiliary. Ap
proximately 100 members were
present Nov. 4 at this annual af
fair, arranged this year by Mrs.
pieces which could be used as Awards were given during the
prizes and awards. Material forbear for outstanding 4-H beef
the contest was turned over to breeding projects by girls, to the W. Don Miller.
the club's officers. father of the first child born on The clubhouse was gay with
Mrs. Don Johnson, president i Fathers Dav and to the citv'slred. white and blue colors of
uring this last year, gave nign-inosi courteous cierK in me re-jme minium memo
Mitchell, president of Oregon Cow (during the late summer and com
Belles, who was paving her first mented that some rnnnlipi; Hid tint
official visit to the local group.
The luncheon on Nov. 2 was
held at Klamath Yacht Club with
achieve Klamath's good results in
this field.
lights of the group's activities. In
addition to cooking schools, the
Cow Belles put on a Beef for
Fathers Day promotion and
named a father of the year. par-
She spoke of the national con-lticipated in the Fourth of July pa
rade, held a picnic at Collier
approximately 60 members and'vention which will be held in Salt
guests present. . Lake City and told of the work
Miss Blann brought word of ac- of her committee in setting up a'stew dinner and plans to repeat
tivities of other county Cow Belle'contest for handmade leatherwarklils December appreciation tea.
Park, conducted its annual beef
background for the long tables eiecte(j WC,B Mrs. r0(i Bell
decorated with red and blue rib
bon streamers and UN flags.
Flanking the head table were rep-
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cent "better meals
here.
During the business meeting,
the bylaws were amended to cre
ate a separate office of treasurer,
dividing the secretary-treasurer
duties performed by ,Mrs. Earl
Erickson during the last year.
Mrs. Bill Gouldin, chairman of
the nominating committee, p r e
senled the proposed slate of offi
cers for the coming year which
was unanimously accepted. Mrs
Louis Randall is new president
succeeding Mrs. Johnson. Serving!
with Mrs. Randall will be Mrs.
Alvin Cheyne. vice president;
Mrs. Martin Gift, secretary, and
Mrs. Jim Grimes, treasurer.
The new Cow Belle officers
were introduced again during the
evening at the Klamath County
Cattlemen's Association's dinner
dance at Reames Golf and Coun
try Club. Alvin Cheyne is new
president of the cattlemen, suc
ceeding Bert Stanley ot Fort
Klamath. Norm Jacob was elect
ed as vice president and Ray O.
Petersen remains as secretary.
Six vignettes, presented by lop
local talent, made up the surprise
program arranged by Mrs. Ver
non Reilan and Mrs. Clarence
Gansberg for the annual fall
luncheon.
Neil Buchanan. 11-year-old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Buchanan.
started the program with accordi
on solos. Mrs. Reitan, who was
commentator, explained his cat
tleman background, adding that
he is the grandson of George
promotion en by Mrs. L. C. Jones and her
committee. The Olympic shield on
the large center wall served as
ine gold and silver prizes were r,olf trophies and prizes were
ciiec ive aga insi me o.ue noin m b M,.s , M
ilia ti'inhtr t'lhln I nninrl nnU
int. llfjriltr lUUIti UULFf.VI fv'iu
braid added an elegant note.
Clever "gold medals" for lop win
ners were chocolate discs covered
ryman and Mrs. Howard Pcrnell,
who have served as co-chairmen
of the tournament for the past
with gold foil. jyear.
Following reports of committees! Mrs. George Merryman and
members marked ballots for new Mrs. Ed Brosterhous, in chargci
otticcrs. Mrs. Lliarles Uakin was of the weekly bridge play, an
named to succeed Mrs. Chester nounced the winners for the sum-
Slonecypher as president. Others.mcr sessions. Mrs. Oscar Shive
Hagclstein, well known in the in
dustry.
A pantomime done to the re
cording. "Please, Mr. Custer,'"
followed. Patricia Truelove, who
drives 47 miles each way daily
to attend high school at Chilo-j
quin. was a member of the royal
court at the recent 24lh annual
Klamath Basin Potato Festival at
Merrill. Her act was the one
which won her a top place in the
talent contest for the festival.
Andrea Reeder, a Klamath Un
ion High School senior who plans
to study law, gave two flule solos.
She was accompanied at the piano
by Sharon Keck, also a KUHS
senior.
Donna Micka. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George Micka of Ma
lin, presented a hula and a South
American primitive interpretive
dance as the next to last number
on the program. She is the reign
ing queen of the annual pntao
festival held at Merrill.
The hula dance interpretation
by three tiny dancers which con-j
eluded the entertainment brought!
down the house and ended the
show on a high note of hilarity.
The Cow Belles expressed their;
thanks for the talent offered with!
appropriate gifts of appreciation
for each of the entertainers.
president Mrs. Bob Cheyne, scc-j
retary Mrs. John West, treasur
er; Mrs. Howard Pernell and Mrs.
Earl Maskell, directors.
Wlnle the election outcome was
was high scorer, Mrs. Andrew
Honzel, second, and Mrs. Ed Bros
terhous, third. Mrs. John Ashley
and Mrs. L. D. Stephens received
prizes for having the most per
feet attendance.
RAKISH EXPRESSIONS enlivened the pumpkin :
faces used by Mrs. Charles Cheyne and her committe :
as part of the elaborate fall decorations at the Yacht
Club for the Cow Bellas' annual fall luncheon. Here, from
left, Mrs. John Taylor, Mrs. John Short and Mrs. Basil
Brown are admiring the caricature effect contrived
through the use of marshmallows and licorice whips.
Other faces had carrot noses, bon bon eyes and frosted
cookie ears. The abundant harvest was represented by
basket and cornucopias overflowing with fall vegetable!
and fruits. Photo by Guderian.
VISITS AUXILIARIES
SUMMER LAKE - Clara Can
non, district president oi me
VFW Auxiliary, recently made in
spection visits to two auxiliaries
in her district. She slaved over.
night Oct. 20 with Hazel O'Keefe
while in Merrill and on Nov. 3
she journeyed to Klamath Falls
to attend the auxiliary meeting
there. Mrs. Cannon and her two
children were guests of Mae Mossi
in Klamath Falls. Mrs. Cannon
is a resident of Summer Lake
and is a member of the Paisley
VFW Auxiliary.
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half to each one. Drain canned
cling peach halves, drizzle with
honey and put in broiler to brown
along with brown-n-serve sausag
es. Serve with scrambled eggs,
an omelet or crisp waffles.
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