Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, February 16, 1961, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, February 16, 1961 PAGE A U- " Tr' I KI.AMMH FALLS CLIB I Bii-ds found ir. Moore PaiK as flom Mls' Lawrence Motschen- Allen Baker, save an informative the special prize. :j . , inn iniirrciinr' Ionic nl a l;ilk hv bacher. from Hawaii. where she talk on care of shrubs, trs and. The February meeting will be Karl Redman. I"" nel' IUISDa"u arc spending the flowers. He pointed out Ihe urKat the home of Mrs. C. H. Kelly. presided over the Feb. fi meeting Mrs By HELEN BECHEN .1 I) Vnrtiws snnke ,in sorinDiwlnte1"- .portaiicc of dormant sprays and Two lovely winter arrangements of the Klamath Falls GardenSh.rUbs. ; " was announced the district follow-up spraying to help controljadmired by those present, one in Club at the city library auditoii-l meeting and flower show will bc'po.sts, which may be a problem'all white and 1x19 in brown um. , nc'd Ai)r'' 22 al ",e fairgrounds.! this year after such a mild winter. 'shades, were mode by Mrs. Ny- Mrs Jack Hill and Haxel C'reen ' speaker for thf allernoon, Mrs. Dorothy Charbonneau wonhart and Mrs. Kelly. were guests. 1 ne Mt. LaKi unracn uud mei 7. Mi's. Hugh O'Connor announced' II Home Alice Nvhart. 1406 Division Street. Assistine were Mrs. Ben Adair 1 II 1. ...- W IrVEISFIELOiST there would be a nimmag' March Proceeds will be used i Over The Garden Gate i"KIU'D AND NTW K'amath FMs- . .V"" """"I 3 I - I J a';,.- . . I WV1 Two more units, Chiloquin and Keno, had lessons on fabric idcnti fication this past month. Mrs Jack Brandon of Fairhaven Unit presented the lesson to the Keno women. Chiloquin Unit met at the home of Donna Fitzpatrick on Feb. 2 with 10 members and two guests present. .The Keno Unit met at the home of Mrs. Wayne Davison on Jan. 11, Secret pals of the past year were revealed and new names drawn. Members voted to have two money making projects this year, coffee hours and a traveling basket. The first coffee was at the home of Mrs. Robert Lynn on Jan 16. Mrs. Guy Moore started the traveling basket. Joe Searles will speak to the Keno Unit in February. Parent-teenage relationship was the lesson presented at the Feb. 3 meeting of Conger-Fairview Unit by Mrs. Harold Hayes and Mrs. Joe Beaver. Selected for the nominating committee were Mrs. John Mathews, ' Mrs. Lynn Hayes and Mrs. Harold Hayes. Mrs. John Kloiber and Mrs. William Moore briefed the members who will be taking the tailoring workshop. Lindley Heights Unit met Feb. 8 for an open meeting. Tatting was taught by Mrs. Velma Mitchell. Mrs. Kathryn Billings of the ad visory committee asked the unit to staple programs for the spring festival. Helen Owens, 4-H chairman, re ported on Don Owens' trip to Salem to watch the legislature in session. Safety chairman, Mrs. Helen Wardle, stressed the use of safety seat belts. Mrs. Kathryn Billings and Mrs, Helen Owens explained the pro gram planning for the year. Spe cial prize was won by Mrs. Bill ings. Hobbies and fancy work done this past year were displayed. Mrs. Lauralie Barrett designed the Valentine centerpiece for the potluck luncheon. ADVISORY COMMITTEE The Advisory Committee met at Joan's Kitchen Feb. 6 with Beulah Kloiber, Ruth Dyer, Margaret Fruerer, Mildred Cooper, Mildred Marten, Eula Prough, Pansy Jack son and Kathryn Billings present. Ruth Dyer gave her report for the month. The committee at tended the program planning meeting. Mrs. Roberta Frasicr presented the lesson on parent teenage re lationship, which will be the sub ject for March meetings. One hundred fifty three women are registered to take tailoring workshop in February and March. A letter was read from a form er committee member, Marion Pratt, now residing in Vantage, Wash. A communication from Mrs. E. H. Alston at Oregon State Col lege announced the mid-winter state council meeting May 2, 3 and 4. i Pansy Jackson was nominalcd as state second vice president from Klamath County. The next program planning meeting will be at the County Library instead of the fair grounds. The theme chosen for the festi val on April 27 is "Communi cations A Two Way Street." Mrs. Roberta Frasier will be the main speaker. r ""- ' ,.. Ihrt n.ti'lf ni'mof.l I 1 b park project. Mrs. Otto Bibt-r reported on the hospital planning committee Mrs. R. L. Fleming, president . conducted the meeting. Roll call was answered bv naming the .iu.tu.nK '" "e aiienaeri asi"nai-den cataloc 1 eniov most.' the representative of die club. Annoinlcd 10 the nominntinc com The district meeting will be heldlmiltee were Mrs. Alice Nvhart April 22 at the fairgrounds. A Mrs. Dorothy Johnson and Mrs wood form flower show will be a'Crvstel Chcyne, chairman. feature of the meeting. I An interesting letter was read vummmummmmmt MRS. LAVERNE SMITH serves A. C. Olson, center, principal of Fergi School, and Jim Mosley, Ferguson Parents and Patrons president, spaghetti preview of that to be served at the spaghetti dinner Friday evening, Feb, 17, i school gym. The public is invited. Serving will be from 5:30 until 7:30 p.m. Couple Note Golden Date Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Sampson observed their 50th wedding an niversary Jan. 14 at their home in Springfield. Leonard Sampson and the former Mary Smith were married in 1911 at Fargo, N.D., and spent the first years of their married life in Nebraska, coming to Portland in 1925. They moved to Klamath Falls in 1929 and he became employed by Lamm Lum ber Company. They were local res idents until his retirement in 1952 when they moved to Springfield. Mrs. Nellie Smith, sister-in-law of Mrs. Sampson's, made the par ty arrangements assisted by Mrs. Margaret Sheard, a cousin. Lovely floral pieces were sent for the occasion by Mrs. Samp son's nieces, Mrs. Dorothy Giles of Vancouver, B.C., and Mrs. Phyllis Farrell of Creelman, Sask. Relatives of Mrs. Sampson's present for the occasion included Mrs. Nellie Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Smith and Wesley, all of Klamath Falls; Mr. and Mrs. Tom my Fisher, Redding, and Mrs. Margaret Sheard, Springfield. On Leonard Sampson's family side were Ethel Skinner, Sun Val ley; Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mc- MR. AND MRS. LEONARD SAMPSON observed their golden wedding anniversary Jan, 14 in Springfield, their nome since 1952. From 1929 until his retirement the couple were residents of Klamath Falls. Cloud, Drain I Mr. and Mrs. Neal McCloud, Richard and RaeAnn, Darrington, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Juzeler and Scotty, Spring field, and Larry McCloud, San Diego. ISP inillHM .I.W.I Have you, or has someone you know, . just moved to Klamath Falls Your Welcome Wagon Hostess will call with gifts and friendly greetinfta from the community. 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