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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 10, 1961)
1 F TSUJ t ' i t e I JrJm,l t?lk A Ik part of the program Chrutmai SOCIETY By HELEN BECHEN HKRAI.D AND NEWS, Tuesday, January 10, 161 Klamalh Falls, Ore. PAGE CAB Aide Works Daily With Head In Clouds WASHINGTON NEA -Cali-hing a husband in Washing ton where women outnumber men Iseven to one has never bothered Civil Aeronautics Board official questions. - Fortunately, a safety official is responsible for questions about disaster investigations. But this doesn't prevent Grace from beinf Grace Biermann in all ot her 32 awakened late at night hy report, years as a government gal. icrs who are cither new In the air "You see. I had heard about H beat or unable to locate the how many women are here when THE NATIVITY SCENE was presented at the Neighbors of Woodcraft party Dec. 19. Pictured at left is Cynthia Fleotke as Mary; Donny Polich as Joseph, right, and Francine Fleotke, the angel in the center. In the background is Babe Foote, left, and Jennie Charles. Photo by Juanita Carlson. KG Hall Party Scene . T1, VMinhic n( fViliimhnc HallknnP hv FljiiriP Cook followed hv lhe wtlin8 n Det- 19 for a,he Normadean Dancers. Karen humor explain Christmas parly given by Keigh and KoDin Carlson sang iinKieh a( (ne of 53 sne has Dors ot vooacraii. oania passeaiRells and Francine FloetKe out gifts and candy to more than, , d accomnanimcnt for her sister, Cynthia, to sing "Swinging Along." A solo, "Oh, Christmas Tree" was sung by Sandra James. Poems were read by Mary and Virgil Bell and the Cavanau?li children. accident specialist. Says Grace: "There was a time GRACE BIERMANN ' Beta Sigma Phi BETA I'HI CHAPTER mcmhcr of the sorority, entered as lima Clawson played "Hero The Dec. mccttng of Beta Comcs caus.. hcr 8C. Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Pni;.rJi-- was nem at tne nome ot una Backa. Special guests for tlie eve- Ini,,,, Ruth Divani nA Kiwi. lvn Schenk, who have just moved During the regular business meeting plans for the New Year's Eve party were discussed. The program was given by Bet- ty Dirschl. Her topic was pleas ures of possession from the book 'Beauty." Special guest for the evening was lima Clawson'. Co-hostesses Madonna Kalb- lived in Iowa," says Grace, newlv aDDointcd CAB public in-iwhen I could remember the formation chief and one of Wash-status of all CAB cases. Now ington's foremost authorities on there are so many of them going civil aviation. "So I brought a on that 1 have to do research.' husband along with me." I in addition to helping report This quip is characteristic ot,ers. orace answers slacks ot BONANZA Reports of the pre the sparkling personality that has queries from children each weckvious year were hca,.d by mem endeared Grace to Capital news-! who need information for school of the Bonanza Women's Club during her 16 years with reports. !lie also keeps up with at tne jan. 2 meeting conducted to Klamalh rails a short time ago. After a short business meeting, two programs were given from the book, "Beauty." The first was given by Holly O'Ncale and Aura Mitchell on the art of dress. They showed a movie on how to alter clothing. The second program as given by Dorothv Anderson on the subject Our Own Home She also showed a movie, titled esscs on New Year's Dav at the Redecorating a Room." i,ome of the latter. Their guests Co-hostess for the evening was included Mr. and Mrs. Leland Y'oung, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Young and daughters, Sharon, Donna, Roberta and Paula, and Director Visits MOUNT SHASTA-Evclyn Hol land of Woodland, director of Sor optimist District Three, made her official visit to the Mount Shasta group Tuesday evening to a board meeting and to the regular Wed nesday breakfast meeting. The official was gratified by the activities shown by the new club in its first year of existence. The senior citizen survey by be the basis for (he coordinated council between various agencies in bringing benefits to the older residents of the Mount Shasta area. rt: . .1. I r 1 nli , ucu.cn am. .--ui. .0 Ddiiamyne .))c Sol.oplinlists wi bcgin Mo. served refreshments. 1 , ' . ., , Oay, Jan. m. iieaciquaricrs lor NEW YEAR'S DINNER the field work will hp the Java ETNA Mrs. William Smith and! Junction Bakery. Dorice Young were dinner hott- f,e rcsui ( ,js surVcy will Friendly Helpfulness T Every Creed end Purse Word's Klamath Funeral Home Marguerite M. Werd and Sons 92S High TU 2-4404 Marge Suetter. Santa Claus visited the Beta i- .-n 1 1 I Phi Chapter's Christmas parly at UOnd HZa CLJO ,he liome of Loltie Hicks, on E)cc. j Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Meek and 6U. tifiiiici, n till tV11 lui lain uauimio, ,uiiuiv aim vmti. Hears Reports 40 children Guardian Neighbor Jennie Charles opened the festivities with a poe.ii she had written for the occasion. Evelyn Carlson gave the opening prayer and Eleanor Cook lit the camp fire. The program yvas begun with a m.m.3h$mm reared four children while going to the top of one of Washington's the work of other aviation agon cics to refer reporters to the best source. "I read all the aviation magazines," she says. by Cora. Leavitt, president Margaret Burnett, secretary, read a letter from the counly as sessor regarding the library build But despite the often hectic na- jng. The constitution and 'bylaws . ..!...,. inWinu inn n uPC I.... -t I :L. r n lUUUL'SL pitaa tiiiv. ,aiu ..- . iui C UI UCI JOU, Ul 816 Say, Hflfe without getting more man . uvc don t know any place I would gray hairs. rather work. I feel that every Answerine reporters' questions! time I locate information for a keeps her busy eight day. Sometimes her to be mailed to the asses sor's oflice. Of special interest was the re port made by Mildred Kelleson ht hours a reporter I'm adding to my own!asllrel. and Vcta wmims Sleep is in- nuns 01 Knowieage. el.a, chairman of the ba2aar- lhat cleared for building ? T t T ? t T Y f f T DIAMONDS . . . THEIR QUALITY & PRICE terrupled Dy mwnigni pnone cans uracc grew up with the news from them. t paper business. CAB is the federal agency that assigns commercial airline routes and authorizes rates. It also in- ! vestigates crashes. With the rapid Doei th variation of Hit quolitici of COLOR, PERFEC TION, CUTTING and CARAT WEIGHT of rha diamond darermina why Vi carat diamond may be worth $150.00 or $400.00? The simple truthful answer it yes . . . OUR STRENGTH IS OUR WEAKNESS FOR EXPLAINING AND SHOWING QUALITIES IN DIAMONDS. Wa offer Terms for any budget of commercial avia-jwent t0 school tion, the agency nas Decome a A(lr ,.adua,inl, rrnm hh prime news source for the press Lnol. Grace took a stenographic course and "went out to earn my living." She met her husband, an electrical contractor, while work $248 27 was expenses. My lather was editor ot the There followed a discussion on paper in Silver City, Iowa," shelhazaar prices for next year and explains, i learned to set type wjVs of making the affair more and use a typewriter before l altractive. Each member is asked to bring some article to work on to the next meeting Feb. S when expansion A 'tion. the T .aO c (' nnA Wnr acciclanl T (CUIUS. i3U Ulclic anu ,.v, aio.u,,. tt am piihpr hpino nuestioned Der sonally or answering queries over the phone almost every minute in. fnp ,h. s .... in New. lot ine worKing any. i,on Iowa ney moved , Was. lington soon after their marriage J. C. RENIE, t J "Our busiest times come after V board decisions," Grace explains. T'Then the phone rings constantly in 1929. Grace got a job with the Inter- Lillian Bechdoll and Dorothv Pe terson will be co-hostesses. Lorraine Beck won the special prize. Refreshments were served by Beltye Slcher and Janet Fern-lund. JEWELER ta.!nn omA liuVE WO Hipal U'ilh AS I . n n i y u.. ou.., isiaie commerce commission ana Ti"i. worked there until 1939 when she I hour." joined CAB. to begin her success- t , ii uus uocsin - fui and continuing career with the 1021 Main TU 4-40 Viof calls, Grace reminds you that JmJmJ$m$m$$ answering highly technical mftfh mm enrfi agency. information office in 1944 and was yellow named its chief last October. ! Grace's only hobby is cooking. She explains: "My husband plays the electric organ, my daughter the piano and one of my sons has a hi-fi set. I used to play piano but I haven't touched it in years. I'm going to start prac ticing again if ever I get time." But with all those business phone calls, Grace has no idea if that time will ever come. BOWL IN CULOTTES Lined cotton culottes for bowl ers are cut to resemble a skirt. They come with matching lops in luscious colors: ruby, plum, green, pink, turquoise. MATERNITY 1 SALE (gr tops' p J Formerly to 7.91 Pfi Start 'Em Right In '61 With Medo-Bel m com NATURE'S OWN VITAMINS Energy rich, extra fresh ond lip smackin' good! That's our pure, wholesome Medo-Bel milk packed full of natural vitamins, miner als, proteins. Drink a quort a day for better health! From Your Grocer or Route Man MEDO-BEL ALL-JERSEY Dairy Products 101 Klamath Avt. Ph. TU 2-4606 Engagement Is Announced Linda Ann Gaylord. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Asa K. Gaylord of Portland, and Cecil Clay Moore. son ol Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Moore of Tulelake, told members of their families of their engage ment during the Christmas holi days. The bride-elect is a student at Lewis and Clark College. Her fi ance attends Oregon Technical In stitute. Odd Fellows Initiate Two ETNA Independent Order of Odd Fellows members of Etna conducted a regular meeting Dec. 27 at the Odd Fellows Hall here. Noble Grand Robert Town pre sided. Initiatory degree was con ferred on two candidates, John M. (Bill) Miles and Dale Wolford. Visitors from Yrcka Lodge were Will Singleton, Charley Davis, Walter Garchow and Robert Skil- lcn. Refreshments were served aft er the meeting. In half the time it. takes to hoat a frozen dinner, you can please a family with this delicious casserole! And that's the beauty of serving Walla Walla peas. All "Fancy" grade, they're hotter than you can buy fresh or frozen. Yet they're pre-cooked and ready to serve. Takes two minutes to heat them as a dinner vegetable. Use 'em this instant in casseroles or salads. Just ask for Walla Walla peas, please. Y Walla Walla 15-mmute casserole a 1 303 can Wall Wnlln Fsncy p?n 24 cups wlr 1 (Vi ounce) puck dehydrated onion wupmix 1 tpnnpoon WorrMirshire mure Vt cups pre-cooked rire 1 mn (7 minre) solid par k tuna, drained 2 tabliwpoona chopped pimento Bruit u-flW tf Mi, rM onion nup mir, Wowttenhirt $mirf. rie and tuna (hrnkn m'n htt-niH pftl. Stmwr on ton' heat for 10 mnu'. Add drained Walla Walla pea and pimento. Heat for i more minutet. Try thfte other oWkiou Wnls Walla vegetable, tiperinllv Walla Walla Aparngtu, ( teller in the Sort hue t. Walla Walla Walla Walla Canning Co., Walla Walla, Wasliington Have you, or has someone you know, just moved 10 Klamath Falls Your Welcome Wagon Honteiw will cull with gifts and friendly (retting from the community. TU 2-0736 W)V U UUUC UU iJIi o It's Bogatay's Greatest January Shoe Clearance Dua to excessively high shoe inventories wa are drastically reducing the price on 2300 pair af MENS . . . WOMENS . . . and CHILDRENS famous brand nme shoes. This is by far OUR GREATEST SHOE SALE YET! Prices arc slashed 40 to 50 below regular prices ... so don't miss it! Buy now . . . shoes for the whole family . . . drastically reduced at BOGATAY'S! FLATS SPORTS Hundreds of pairs of famous Joyce . . . Mark Angelo . . . Glamour Debs . . . and others! SHOES FOR WORK, PLAY, DRESS OR SCHOOL- Regulars to 12.99. Buster Brown auwors shoes Values to 8.99 Choose From 2 Groups $i00 and $00 ROBLEE & PEDWIN MEN'S SHOES Values to 20.99 $7",.$14" CASUAL SPORTS - STREET Famous name brands. Joyce . . . Naruralizer . . . and Smash Hits. All suitable for year around wear. Regulary to 14.99 MEN'S HOUSE SLIPPERS HALF-PRICE! WOMEN'S HAND BAGS HALF-PRICE! SPECIAL HOURS WIDNISBAY! OPIN FROM NOON TILL I P.M. far yaur antirt fomiliti shopping convanianeat Rffaular haurt Thurs day thru Saturday. SAL! DATES: WED-THURS-PRISATUROAY January 11 thro 14th as DRESS -STRUT SHOES Tremendous values! Choose from Natural) zers . . . Life Stride . . . Joyce . . . Paradise Kittens . . . and other famous brands. ALL COLORS ALL SIZES Regularly to 16.99 HURRY FOR THESE BIG VALUES! $17 MAIN
