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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1961)
ft i"Jttrs ,v ""T "- -,-r.- m L-liv , .s-4t: v r u : i r - 1 . AH P " H :! I ' GET-TOGETHER A recent visit in Klamath Falls brought together this group, all children of oldtime .JOamath Falls parents and all former residents of the 'city. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Haines (Elizabeth Houston) came from Orlando, Fla., to visit her sister, Mrs. Edna Houston Carnahan, and cousins, John and Leo Houston, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moser, who joined the group from their Corvallis home. Seated, left to right, are Mrs. Haines, Mrs. Moser and Mrs, Carnahan. Standing, same order, John Houston, Leland Haines, Leo Houston and Frank Moser. Mrs. Carnahan returned to Florida with her sister and brother-in-law to spend the winter months. Photo by Kettler Parties Given As Farewells J ; Several recent affairs have feted. pits. .Marijane Koonce, who will toon leave Klamath Falls. Her usband. M. Sgt. James Koonce jijoi been transferred to Okinawa, , and after a visit with her parents fflnd son in Dallas, . Tex., Mrs, Koonce will join him there. In her honor, Mrs. Mildred Har ris entertained at her home in Falcon Heights on Monday, Sept. , 18. Mrs. Koonce was', presented a myrtlewood bowl and stiver pel ican spoon. The dining table was ' centered with an autumn center piece and fall flowers . about the rooms carried out the scheme. On Sept. 19. XI Delta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi honored their, de parting member with a shower of handkerchiefs. Members of Wilson Title and Ah stract Company staff, with whom Mrs. Koonce has worked, feted the couple at dinner Sept. 26. The Kingsley Field NCO Wives Club met Sept. 26 for luncheon at Rickfalls' Restaurant in honor of Mrs. Koonce and Mrs. Marilyn Morici. While Sgt.. Donald Moricl is on duty at Labrador, Mrs. Mor ici will remain with tier mother in Anchorage. Mrs. Jill Simmons, president, presented both members with the disc necklace, traditional parting gift from the club. lie yonm ' ' 5th and Mi QRAffORlOn ft Blouses ,2.98 3.98 Sleeks 9.98 Sites 10-29 Rraff For Women Who Love Bowling, Hunting Sports! Grafforlon is without o doubt the most fabulous slock material ver created for your wearing pleas ure;. A miracle blend of Orion and rayon, wash able, wrinkle and crease-rejistont, Grafforlon ac tually outwears wool and i much more comfort able for active wear. World-fomous Graff shirts, like the one sketched here, mffke wondeffful com panions for Grafforlon slacks. Use Your Charge Account ar Ley Away Free Customer Parking 5ji and Klamath PICK UP YOUR FREE CARDS For RADIO BINGO 'y -.yy 1 """ TRAVELERS RETURN Mr. and Mrs. Carl Youngren re cently returned from en extended tour of the Scandinavi an countries. It was the first trip abroad for Mrs. Youn qren and the first in 45 years for her husband. Although most of their time wes spent in Sweden with his two sis ters and two brothers, they saw much of Finland and Nor way. They left and returned to New York aboard the same ship, the SS Kungsholm. Before coming West, the Youngrens. visited relatives and friends in St. Paul and Minneapolis. ' ,' Photo by Kettler Nov! .paradise wilh th new Bantam-Rib Sole Saddle Ten Sisti 3-11 h II f Revolutionary , . the springy new RIPPLE SOLE that ob.orbs shack, reduce fatigue, added feature to this smart Paradise Kitten Casual. J- Creative Workshop Sponsored By AAUW a What is the Human Experi ence in Creativity" is the theme of the participation session to be coia'actee' by Mary-Averett Seel ye if Wkiagten. DC. at a work- xbap m GraeU Pass at St. Luke's Cawek, Fearth and D streets, on Friday, Set. (. The workshse is spensored by the Oregon State Division, Amer ican Association of University Women. An interchange of work ing plans and ideas for all the branches is also on the agenda. Registration (with coffee) is at 9 a.m. with the meeting from 9:45 a.m. to 4 p.m. Luncheon reserva tions (S2) may be made by Oct. with Mrs. James Basker 1650 Fruitdale Drive, Grants Pass. Similar workshops are slated for Corvallis on Oct. 7 and tor Pen dleton on Oct. 12. In a two-hour session Mary- Averett Seelye plans to give par ticipants the experience of work ing with basic performing ele ments' for theater, experiences in creativity as remembering emo tions, sharpening the senses, us ing imagery, and so forth'. Every one present must participate in a spirit of exploration. The work shop cannot be conducted if there are any spectators. All ages and all degrees of infirmity can par ticipate. The session can be con sidered as one way of experienc ing something of what goes into any creative act, whatever the art medium. As coordinator of the Arts Re source Center at the AAUW Head quarters in Washington, D.C., Miss Seelye helps AAUW branches and state divisions develop study pro grams, studio work, and commu nity projects in the arts, and main tains a wide range of contacts with others working professionally in the arts. One of the foremost aims of the Arts Resource Center is to en courage members' curiosity about the meaning of art. Whit lis the common denominator, "art, ' in all the arts? What is the creative experience? "All too frequently," according to the director, "many of us associate significant work in the arts with a removed and If you ve never tried serving freshly-cooked spaghetti with noth ing more than butter and grated Parmesan cheese, you're missing one of the simplest and best of dishes. But the trick is to add plenty of butter and cheese and, using a couple of forks, mix them well with the pasta. HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Oregon Suaday, October 1, 161 PACK 4-B magical way St life. Art may be somewhat magical, but it is not re moved. You may be." Miss Seelye came to the AAUW staff in Pj52 after several years of teaching and directing in drama and performing in the dance? he has taught at the Adelphi College Children's Theatre. Sarah Lawr ence College, and the Bennington Summer School of the Arts. Her TU 4-8222 901 Main Ph .; : Be breathtakingly beautiful for the loveliest day of all your life. We have the gown created especially for you. Your bridesmaids will also be enchanted with our lovely selection. Our- expert Bridal Consultant will be glad to help you with every detail of your wedding '. , . ; program of poetry-in-dance has gained her audiences in New York. New England, the South and as far east as Turkey. Born in Chatham, . N.J.. she grew up in Beirut, Lebanon, where' her parents taught at the Amer ican University. 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