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By Helen Bechen
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Sunday, December 16, 1962
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Over 800 persons viewed with pleasure and admiration the beautiful Christmas displays making up the Christ
mas Show staged Friday and Saturday by the Klamath District Garden Clubs at the fairgrounds. All clubs wore repre
sented with arrangements depicting lines of the favorite carol, "Silent Night, Holy Night," which was the theme of the
presentation. Additional displays were trees decorated by each club, wall murals, a fireplace sceno used as background
for the junior section, and educational and conservation layouts. Chairman of the show was Mrs. E. C. Schweitzer of Tule
lake, assisted by Mrs. Bernard Valk as co-chairman.
Above left, Mrs. Will Blackman, left, and Mrs. Charles Hahn admire the all-white display of Mrs. J. R. Miller
which won a blue ribbon and the Award of Distinction, given for the best arrangement of dry material.
Above right, at the prettily appointed tea table, Mrs. Richard Fleming servos Mrs. Harold Schweitier, left,
and Mrs. Ken Thomas, both of Tulolake. v
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the "All is Bright" class won for Mrs.
Will Blackman a blue ribbon and Tri
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the Junior Achievement first award.
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Judges for the show were from Eugono and are shown above, left to right, Mrs. L. M. Watson,
Mrs. Lloyd Stadles and Mrs. Carl Gregg.
Sweepstakes award winner in horticulture and artistic arrangement was Mrs. E. C. Schweitier, who
received the most blue ribbor.s(in each of the two sections.
Among the visitors to the show wero three Malin women in the picture at left, from the left,
Mrs. J. P. Haley, Mrs. C. H. Johnson and Mrs. Charles Hamilton. Choir boys in the background were a part
of the stage setting behind the tea table.
Photos by Kettler