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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 3, 1961)
- y.'gi.wci ini inpw Valley Folk Fete Birthdays The past weeks have been busy Clyde Woolen. Mrs. Bob Hartley, ones for families living in ami Mi's. Lloyd Crawford. Mrs. Mar arourd Bonanza and Langell Val-lvin Brown. Mrs. Glen Huffman, ley as they observed several Mrs. Bill Hartley. Mrs. Byron birthday nnni ersaries. Hoss. Mrs. Bob Horton and Mr;'. On Feb. 24 Mr. and Mrs. James Donna Dixon. Bond of Bonanza entertained in j honor of. their son. Ronnie, vim n j n was 13 years old. Twenty five Biiuye runy S O C I E T By Helen Bechen IIKRALD AND NKWS. Klamath Falls, Ore. Friday, March 3, I Ml MR. AND MRS. GEORGE WILKINSON of Gil christ recently announced the engagement of their two daughters. The fiance of Donna Wilkinson, left, is George Antolik, native of Erie, Pa., now stationed with the Air Force at Kingsley Field. No date has been set for their wedding. Alta Wilkinson, right, and Don Troxell, whose home is in Glendale, Ore., have set June 24 as their wed ding date. She is a senior at Gilchrist High School and he is employed by the Forest Service in Crescent." PTA NEWS teen-aers enjoyed an evening of games and dancing in the librarv building. Birthdav cjke was served II o'clock. Linda Gibney, who was 13 years old on H'b. 18. was com pletely suipristd at a party ar ranged in the Langell Valley Com munity Hal! by her mother, Mrs. Clarence Gibnrv. Mrs. Gibney was assisted by Linda Fernlund. Twenty five boys and girls from the sixth, seventh and eighth grades were nrescnt. j Dancing and games were en iocd before refreshments were 1 served. 1 ; In Bonanza a group of frienii-sj took birthdev take and ice cream I Yancey Family Receives Gifts Haibin Club met Monday BONANZA Mrs. Oscar Peter son entertained with three tables The Hazbin Clul ... of bridce at her home the cve-i LANGELL VALI.KY A showcrievening, Fib. 27, ning of Feb. 21. for .Mr. and Mis. Wayne Vance JBetty Kctsdecr High prize for the evening went and children. Johnnie and Lauyra, !of pinochle play to Mrs Howard Schmidt, second I was given at the Langell Valley: Mabel Ward and Beinice Ncl high to Paula Tippery. low lolcommunity Hall on Saturday cvc-M)n were guests. .lacKie .Money, ana traveling lotuing. me i.tiiui ium mcir ihhiiu sa)..e w;ls lt,(i nv Donna Dixon. and many of their household pos- 'Tl.llas 'st,tont bv Fannie i liners eniovmg mc parly ami sessions in a lire .Jan. ai. 3-D ( LOTH There's a new pen that writes with a three-dimensional effect on cloth. Vou can use it to draw at the home of glittering embosjed decorations on (or an evening ;ini)iii el or house linens, in oold silver or colore. It washes, too. i r a WQNPIKFVL ST PAGE refreshments were Mrs. Don Hor sley. Mrs. Bob Horton. Mrs. How rey Roberts, Mrs. lxRov Fern- A spring bouquet of daffodils and iris wis on the gill table. Mr. and Mrs. Wcs Yancey helped ; CONGER SCHOOL Past presidents were honored singing of God Bless America. - Room count was won bv th:' at the annual Founders Dav tea,"" grade and Mrs. Edna Ham as a surprise to Mrs. Ross Clark or caked can be made unable jon her birthday, Feb. 20. again by letting the tightly , A social afternoon was enjoveri. capped can flon; tn hot water un by the honored guest and Mrs.ltil the wax softens. lund. Mrs. Bud Hueck. Mrs. W'al- open the manv gifts ter Hitter and Mrs. Charles Cake and coffee were served to Sclimidli. jmer 100 persons attending from Klamath Falls. Bonanza and Lan- IIHAT SOFTKNS WAX 'gell Valley Wax shoe polish that has dried Average age at which President John F. Kennedy's predecessors were inaugurated into office was 55 years. Lola May Thompson, and low by Stella Pcr sell. j Lola Truax and Berniec Nelson won the Sih) pinochle award. Mabel Ward's birthday was ob served during the refreshment hour. Tlie March meeting will be at the home of Betlv Ketsdcver with Louise Davis as hostess. KEKI'S Sl'F.DK UNMARKED The foot part of old nylon stock ings, worn over suede shoes on rainy days, will prevent galoshes from marking the suede. M50 House calls BILLY GOLDEN - TV Paris; nrtd Work (iuarantrrd PH. TU 2-1259 men received the special prize.- The next regular PTA meeting will be hMrl Wednesday, March in the school gym- by the Joseph Conger PTA Feb. 22 in the school gymnasium. Chairman of the tea was Mrs. Helen Ruconich, assisted by the 2S- 1' P m thjrd grade mothers. Corsages "asium. made by Mrs. Ruconich were pre-1 sented to attending past prcsi-l PELICAN SCHOOL dents. j Founders Day was observed tMrs. Joyce Blake gave a brief with a silver tea at the Febru resume of the accomplishments of ary meeting of Pelican PTA. each past president during her Tlle meeting was conducted by year in office. I the first vice president. Mrs. C. W'. .'Square dancing was presented Davis. The flag salute was led by by Mrs. Jennie Mills' third grade Charles Miles students and several songs were sitng by the third grade Brown ids. Tlie KUHS Triple Trio honored the members with the selections "Over the Rainbow," "One Alone" A short skit, "It's a Great Or-iand "All The Things You Are." ganization," was given by various' Past presidents present were members of the PTA. James Young, principal of Conger School, spoke on several bills now being considered in the legisla ture. M'orld thinking pins were award ed to the fifth grade Girl Scouts by Mrs. Lou Jones. Mrs. Gloria Siituhin. president. conducted the business meeting at lation Mrs. Herschel Groseclose, Mrs. Louis Natale. Mrs. Travis Miles and Mrs. Archie McClurg. Jack Kemnitzcr reported that the public address system, the PTA gift to the school, will be installed in about two weeks. Jack Kemnitzcr and Willie Choal took care of purchase and instai- it itiummlmi J. ii-ii mu mi i i MjHiifeiiifeiijy'-'i itliich time it was voted to lipid a rummage sale on March 24 at Clyde's Towing Service, 734 Klamath Avenue. Mrs. Maxine W'aite. Mrs. Joyce Shults and Mrs. Rosmond Bran non were elected to the nominat ing committee. The flag salute was led by Mrs. Lcttie Hicks' Cub Scouts. Mari- Mcmbcrs elected to serve on the nominating committee were Ida Edsali, Evelyn Natale ami Wanda Weber. Room count was won by second and seventh grades. - The special prize was won by Mrs. Elaine Bulk. Kelresnments were served in! the cafeteria by the fourth grade i room mothers. MR. AND MRS. ROBERT B. MANLEY, teachers in Mount Shasta high and ele mentary schools for 20 years, were honored by a surprise party Feb. 23 in observance of their silver wedding anniversary. They are shown in the Community Methodist Church parlors where a mock wedding was staged during the reception. ' Photo by J. O. McKinney 11 Alaska Color Movie THE LAST FRONTIER" Hour and one-half movie on Wildlife, Hunting, Pioneering! Klamath Auditorium TUESDAY, MARCH 7 8:00 P.M. Watch for a Preview on 'THE SPORTSMAN1 Friday, 6:30 p.m. KOTl-TV Channel 2 lvii Hammond accompanied the i i V Seats Officers MRS. HELEN MURRAY, Klamath County health nurse, showed slides and explained the services of the health department to members of the Bly Parents and Patrons at their recent meeting. Photo by Roberta MeGee I The refreshment committee con sisted of Jewel Cambrom, Ruby McCain and Lotis Joncschict. Over The Garden Gate SHASTA VALLEY CLUB .discuss birds briefly. MONTAGUE M. V. Maxwell. Mrs. Swigart will be assisted Siskiyou County farm adviser, 'as hostess by Mrs. June Scvems, will discuss and demonstrate pinn- Mrs. A. J. Sylva and Mrs. Rac ing and grafting techniques beforeSilva. members of the Shasta Valley Garden Club during the next; BONANZA The Bonanza Card meeting at the home of Mrs. en C!ub met at the home of Belly Agnes Swigart Friday, March .1. Iiodgcl.s of p,e Flat the after al 2 P m- I noon of Feb. 22. President Phyl- Mrs. Henrietta Terwilliger will, is Huf(man c.onducted the short business meeting. Association j Guest speaker was Crystel Chcyne of Klamath falls who gave a very interesting talk on land- YREKA Kalhryn Morford w as I st'al'lnR seated as new president of the I The next meeting of the club Past Matrons Association of stel-1 i" be March 22 al the home of la Chapter No. 3'. Order of East-, Elizabeth Bell of Dairy. ern Star, al the first meeting of Refreshments were served by the new year. Mrs. Hodgers to W'illadean Hall, Other officers are Thelma Elizabeth Bell, Ailene Oberheide. Burns, vice president, and Ruth Violet Brown. Louisa Horton, ; Hurley, secretary-treasurer. i Margaret Thompson. Irene Hart Visitors present were Flavel Li-1 ley. Virginia Martyr and Phyllis chens of Yreka and Mrs. Esther j Huffman. Davis of Racine. Wis. Mm. Da- "jj vis and her husband are visiting' at the home of Mr. and Mis. Al Sherman of Yreka. Mrs. Da vis is a sister of Shei man. The meeting was preceded ny a covered dish dinner lor mem bers and their families. . . . FROM CADILLAC 77:e "Short Deck" Sedan DeVille Initial Nationwide Showing! A virtual twin of the Sixty Two Sedan, this "Short Deck" model differs only in shorter over-all body length, designed to go into smaller garages and shorter parking spaces. It has the same trim lines, generously proportioned interior, the same wonderful riding qualities. Alert and responsive, it achieves a peak of maneuverability unequalled even among cars that do not approach it in siie or distinction! See It Now In Our Show Room! 7th AND KLAMATH DICK B. MILLER CO. Parents And Patrons AMiDON'S BUSINESS MACHINES 4535 S. 6th Rentals - Soles - Service ttrtlc. It ill. hr.rt .1 our bu.in.il Wl BLY Mrs. Helen Murray. Klamath County health nurse, showed slides and explained the services of the Klamath County Health Department at the recent Parents and Patrons meeting. Mrs. Murray answered questions .inlormally alter the meeting. During the business meeting it was suggested that a rcsuscitator be purchased by this group and the community. After discussion a committee was appointed to look into the matter. Ruth Obenchain was accompan ist for her high school chorus which sang several numbers. The meeting was closed with a devotion led by Mrs. Bruce Egger. $ $ s The Formula tor S100.00: The .,,n will be oitn to the toKer of COINWORD. It irorti In the Herald no' News today. Turn to pooc 10. A JAfe're clearing out winter styles ii women's shoes SPECIAL PRICE REDUCTIONS ON ONE GROUP INCLUDING HEELS... CASUALS cwd FLATS! 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