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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 17, 1961)
I rr. 1 . , ' . 'i v : ' :-" : a 'B Teacher Group o Opens Season 0 HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. SuixUy, September 17, 19C1 PAGE s-n as planned (or the year. The pro-22-23. Many outstanding teatuxesl Hostesses for the coffee hour fol. gram theme (or the year is "De-were enjoyed by the international lowing the Aug. 28 meeting were veloping Human Resources." and northwest area member i who Mls- rranlt Obencnain. Mrs. Various committee chairmen attended. George Elliott, Mrs. Harold Ash- The Alpha Chapter of Delia Kap Colghin, 1952-54; Sharon Davis KL'HS, 1954-55; Georgia Tlioma- ley. Mrs. R. E. Quick, Mrs. Hom er Koertje, Mrs. Emil Tofell and Mrs. Jack Wright. outlined interesting plans (or Tile next regular meeting of Al pha Chapter will be held on Oct. 7. in the Pelican party room at a luncheon meeting. Hostc-,-cs will pa Gamma, international honor so forthcoming activities and report ed on projects that were completed ciety (or women teachers, held its first regular meeting Aug. 28 son, Bly, 1955-56; Ella Beardsley, Henlev, 1955-56; Sharon Davis, during the summer. in the music room at Alta mont Junior High. Mrs. John Adams, first vice president, con ducted the business meeting in the absence of Mrs. Helen Hodman, 1956-57; Shirley Crawford. KUHS. Mrs. George Elliott, immediate! include Louise Mitchell, Mis. John TIME! THINK! Christmas Cards YOUR STORE 721 Main TU 4-45(1 1957-58; Carol Larson, KL'HS. la past Oregon State president of Del ta Kappa Gamma, gave an inter Adams, Mrs. V. P. Herron. Mrs 60; Sue Craig. Gilchrist. 1961-62. Paul D. Deller. Mrs. Vera Rochek and Mrs. Arthur Moore. At this meeting formal initiation ot newly. esting refort o( the organization's Program chairman, Mrs. John Northwest Regional Conterencc Adams, announced the programslwhjch was held at Sun Valley June elected members will take place. president. Plans for the (all rummage sale! were announced (or Saturday, Sept. 23, which will be held at the Reliable Cleaners building across (rom the Wincma Hotel. Chairmen for this event will be Mabel Hum ble and Mrs. Paul Deller. Proceeds YJ & 'h, V Jf ii V r (rom the sale are used each year DATE SET Mrs. John Novak, 1919 Manzanita Street, announces the engagement and forthcoming marriage of her daughter, Rita Maureen, to Dr. Robert Faust, son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Faust of Glenwood Springs, Colo. The bride-to-be's father was the late John M. Novak. She is a graduate of Sacred Heart Academy and Providence School of Nursing in Portland. Her fiance is a graduate of Creighton University in Omaha, Kleb. He served his internship at Providence Hospital in Portland and general practice residency at Salinas County Hospital, Salinas, Calif. He is presently a Navy lieutenant stationed at a Marine Cold Weather Traininq Base in Bridgeport, Calif. The young couple will be married Nov. 25 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Photo by Miller-Williams (or the scholarship program spon sored by the teachers' group. Recipients of the scholarships in the past were Helen Jackson. KUHS, 1949-51; Winnifred Gober, Henley, 1951-52; Mary Ellen Mc- Orions Club j. Orions Club resumed its regu- lar meetings on Tuesday, Sept. 12. I at the home of the president, Mildred McEachern. Devotions were given by Joyce Pryor and roll call answered by members '. relating summer highlights. After a recipe exchange, games were played, and refreshments .. served by hostesses Mildred Mc- Eachern and Eunice Howard to the following: Mrs. Joe Wachter. Mrs. Al Nan . neman, Mrs. Jack Paddock, Mrs. Charles McFarlan, Mrs. Robert L. Pryor, Mrs. J. L Van Pelt. Mrs. R. E. Teater. Mrs. Ray Ashcen- bach, Mrs. Charles York, Mrs. McEachern, Mrs. Preston Card and a guest, Mrs. Florence York The next meeting will be Oct. 3 at the home of Peggy Van Pelt with Louise Biehn as co-hostess FOR A FISHWIFE Cutting the tails and (ins off I fish is easier with a' large pair of scissors than with a knife. n.iv Ilcdi-Iol Diapers tight thicknesses in.cinttr panel I dot. 3.29 Slightly irregular. Famous Chix Redi Fol diapers at a special low price. Pre-folded gauze. 8 thicknesses. Size 1 4 x 21. 619 Main We Give &C Green Stamps WEDDING PLANS An October wedding is planned by Sharlene Ren Finchum and Frederic Gerald Croydon of Honolulu, Their engagement is announced by her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Finchum. The prospective bride attended Southern Oregon College and her fiance, Uni versity of Hawaii. He )i presently with the Honolulu Police- Department. His parents are Mrs. Margaret Croy don of Kailua, Hawaii, and Fred Croydon of Honolulu. Photo by Miller-Williams AAUW Sets Luncheon Date AAUW will open its fall session of meetings with a Monday lunch eon. Sept. 18, 11:59 a.m., at the Winema Hotel, Mrs. Glenn Miller, president of the group announced. On the program is a style snow narrated by Nellie Angstead, and featuring clothes for the (all sea son (rom the Bon Bazaar. State president ot the group, Mrs. Gerald M. Whitney ot Athe na, Ore., will be luncheon speak er. Mrs. Whitney, a Phi Beta Kap pa graduate of the University o( Idaho, received her MA degree there and served as president1 of the Associated W6men Students of the university. She and her husband and four children are active in both- church and com munity affairs. Mrs. Whitney has served as chairman of many local and state AAUW committees, and held the offices of treasurer and vice president of the Oregon division, AAUW. Mrs. Rodney Bell, arrangements chairman (or the luncheon, may be called for reservations. Hjjjj SLKE IT EASY Most two-year-olds are able to wash their own hands i( you provide a stepstool for reaching the basin and soap easily. For safety, help your youngster to reg ulate the water so It won't run too hot. TO SPEAK Mrs. Gerald M. Whitney of Athena, state president of AAUW, will be luncheon speaker at the local chapter's first meeting of the year, Mon day, Sept. 18, at the Wi nema Hotel. )S im Afier You Set Your Dottor, Bring Your Preicripu'on To Us. The Most Important Part of our Business Is Filling Prescriptions C FREE DELIVERY 840 Main TU 2-347S Sim ARIA IV we Ai'iMti ri ati: Yoi it o i;itwiii;i ii(; hi:sio:m:: Our Klamath Falls Friends Welcomed Us With Open Arms. Rickfalls Buffet Restaurant is Endeavoring to Give Unusual Food and Top Service Amid Beautiful Surroundings. 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