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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 20, 1961)
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I WAI . R V HOW DID IT 00 AT THeVJ R IPOWN HERE ONTHE rRUZEN I R. -AND BBSIDE&ITSA J L fSlS RS'-e-l 1 1 ! E""?" "L CM f K 7 THE J ft fTSI I IOV6S1, DEAR? tK I'J 311 t?mm :iw fetl BM tiotebB s- X". A- l n kl . JAUr... 1 1 , , , . P.3iUt.V&-I..UULXia I; cant you do If Well, lul MUCH L 5TRIN6S ' P . XS trt.-ini;,,.,,,,,. IITp "Tl pieonej ufe Lr!j fCN kl, - 222. : Your Welcon,. Won J --sim-bsk".-,-.-, . ' w,r"M C ' - i.v-v H y- ' Uil" V 1 IT 1 Ho"t n with ; HA-HAi THAT'S MraMv' iSOOC OlP MOM 1 t - ,,1; 'rft4' jNS&iSaaSS r aNnrtlOTU)n tmpeS the cr M 1 V2U PLLED-THPS T PflRi?6L 0 ! Rift" and fritndly . In? T6 U8HTS MM AU?HB 1 fVV crn a 'fedV S6 WASST ' WD MIS TTIUQ WL WJNT THEV SWITCHED THE SECTS VOU B"S ! nTj wLN ' V' ' 5 Trffe yTii yrW Iftf8 ""! S. te Psf i ggX : m Kf-ff? fiii M aw l p pi rai? s ' r.,,, v - j - .... ., ,t j; Hil milk WATTS AND VOLTS The second meeting of the Watts and Volts was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Merle Jackson on Summers Lane. The meeting was called to order at 4 p.m. by the president, Larry Ward. During tlie meeting each one of us described the way a steady hand tester works and how to build one. Allen Jackson super vised our work. We agreed to have our boards ready to work on by next Friday. Larry Hilyard. News Reporter. FLYING NEEDLES The last meeting of the Flying Needles Clothing Club was held Feb. 9 at Twyla Ferguson School at 3:30 p.m. The club has a total of 16 members of which all but three were present. The club is too large so it has been divided almost in half. Mrs Virgil Perry and Mrs. Hubert Van- derhoff have the two groups now. Mrs. Vanrierhoff's Flying Needles are Karen Dean, president; Sue Brister. secretary; Linda Vander- hoff, song leader; Karen Stern, game leader; Marilyn Casebeer, news reporter, and Carrie Fri- berg, Dlanne Vanderhoff, Judy Jackson and Christie Dunn. Marilyn Casebeer, News Reporter. HENLEY SHEEP The Henley Sheep Club met Feb. 8 at the Experiment Station. The meeting was called to order by !the president, Patsy Dingier, and the following new members joined our club: Anita Hunt, Ann and John Hopper. Each member received a book let on "Selecting, Fitting Showing Sheep." The roll questions for the next meetiit will be taken from this book. TU ! ...1.. I! I .HC!i meiiiuei, nu uas utpn in the club two years or mere, received a 4-H Sheep Advance ment Program. Those who com plete the questionnaire will re ceive a certificate from the' 4-H office. ' Mr. Brandt gave a demonstra tion and instructed us o the method of docking and caslrating lambs properly. Refreshments were serred by Mrs. Dingier and Mrs. McAuliffe. David Reppe News Reporter. AMtDON'S BUSINESS MACHINES 4535 S. 6th Rentals - Soles - Service tervlce IB the hetrt or our busines Square Dance INSTRUCTIONS Tuesday, Feb. 21, 8:00 P.M. RAMBLIN' SQUARES 4663 Frieda People Read SPOT ADS you are GOLDEN GUERNSEY finest quality you buy... PULL if 5 X Miliaiililtllllt i
