HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore.
Sunday, February 24, 1963
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DIGNITARIES Tulelake Rotary Club President Ernest M. Lindsay, left, chatted
with Mrs. Lindsay and right, Tom Preece, president of the Yreka Rotary Club, as he
waited to be served. Lindsay, a veteran homesteader, and Mrs. Lindsay have been
active in many qroups in the community. Dinner was prepared and served to more
than 100 by women of the LDS Church in the Home Economics Building of the Tule
la ko - Butte Valley Fairgrounds. Several neighboring Rotary clubs were represented
including Klamath Falls, Alturas and Yreka.
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VALENTINE PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Floyd A. Boyd, center, came from Fresno to be
present for the 25th anniversary of the foundinq of the Tulelake Rotary Club, ob
served at a delightfully appointed dinner on Valentine's night for members, Rotary
annes and guests. He, a past president, was dinner speaker, reminiscing on the early
history of the club. Lady guests were presented with corsages. Table appointments
and flower arrangements were in keeping with the Valentine theme. At left is Mrs.
Hans A. Hansen, Valley City, N.D., visiting in Tulelake this winter with her son, Gor
don D. Hansen, and his wife, far right.
BlillKiE PARTY
BONANZA Mrs. Harry Vvium
entertained with a dessert bridge
party on Fob. 1.1. The Valentine
motif was carried nut in decora
tions, tallies and refreshments.
H12I1 prize for the afternoon went
In Mrs. Harold Williams, second
Infill to Mrs. Cecil Haley and Mrs.
Lester Ixvivill won the traveling
prize. Other fiucsts were Mrs.
Klsa Rtieck. Mrs. Mabel Popple.
Mrs. Pill Rurnett, Mrs. Doug
Smoker.
A monslrnus snout relinquishes
flip rrwilp sea elephant.
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RETURNED FROM ABROAD Mr. and Mrs. Claes Nllsson, left, who returned to his
home in Lund, Sweden, following their marriage in Tulelake, are now making their
home in this country. Following his graduation from an agricultural college in Swe
den, he will farm near Tulelake. They were guests of Mrs. Niisson's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Burt Johnson, right, of Tulelake, at the Rotary Cl"b Valentine dinner.
WOM Meet
MERRILL - Merrill Women of
Moose Chapter met Fell, .i at the
recreation hall with Lucille (Jray,
senior recent, presiding.
Hospital Committer of which
Coy Dukken is chairman, present
ed the chapter niqhl program
which consisted of -H younc peo
ple of Tulelake presenting a skit.
"Kids Say the Oarnclcst Tilings."
A certilicale of achievement lor
the year IWl-ra was presented to
the lodge by Heiia Krost, junior
graduate regent. Lucille (iray gave
a reirt on the Midwinter Con
ference held in Medford on Jan.
7.
Remember, Tuesday Is
SHROVE TUESDAY
The Troditionol
"Pancake Day"
Enjov o poncokr ffnst ot th
Pfl-COn. Comp a'onr nr hrtnq
rrily for thft tmct b-
Served All Doy From 11 AM till 9 PM
(
SwtdnK Pancokei with
Wild Plum Preicrvti
Lemon Puffi
Applf Fritters
Pccen Wafflct
French Poncokes with
Strowberry Jam
Corn Cokei
. . and many others served with or without
your choice of ham, bacon, or our own spe
cial sausages'
Pelican Cafe & Wing
(Lounge)
722 Main
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BETROTHED Mr. and Mrs, Ernejt Strunk announce
the engagement of their daughter, Carolyn, to Fred
Fernlund, son of Mr. and Mri. George Fernlund. Both fa.
milies reiide in Bonanza. No date hai been let for the
wedding. The future bridegroom is presently stationed
with the Seabees in Rhode Island.
Photo by Miller.Williami
...the wedding
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arranged by our
bndal salon where
brides-to-be find skilled
assistance in planning
weddings small or
targe . . . informal or
lavishly elegant.
Royal
Neighbors
Alice Hoover, oracle of Friend
ship Camp No. MBW. Royal Neigh
bors of America, presided at the
Keh. 7 meeting, in the new KC
Hall.iJessie Steele; district depu
ty, Inez Stewart, stale vice oracle.
Alice Hoover. Ada Harleen, and
Thelma Colvin will attend the con
clave in Jacksonville Feb. 19 to
assist with plans for the annual
Southern Oregon district conven
tion, which will be held May IT in
Jacksonville.
The district is c o m p o s e d nl
camps in Ashland. Central Point,
(irants Pass. Lakeview, Medford,
Tennant, Jacksonville and Klam
ath Falls.
Sadie Wallace and I.00 Reeves
were honored birthday members.
F.lsie Longmire was awarded the
special prize.
Degree Captain Ada Rarloen in
structed the ollicci's in the ritual
istic work, with special empha
sis on the retiring march.
Canton CraterEulalona DAR Party Notes
Eulalona Chapter of DAR met
Hie regular meeting ot the
Indies Auxiliary Canton Crater i
No. 7 met in "the Odd Fellows !pch- 4 in tnf lhl"'111 parlors of
Hall on Feb. 14 with Lady Svlvialthe First Presbyterian Church.
Jones officiatin
Lady Ruth Heidiich was wel
comed after an absence due to ill
ness and was duly installed as
color guard by lady Helen Blanas,
installing oflicer. assisted by Ladv
Helen McCornack. adjutant, and
Lady Mao Anderson, aide.
Kscorted to the center of the
floor and honored for their years
of loval service as secretaries to
the auxiliary were Ladies Har
netle Kstes and Mae Anderson,
"hey were presented gifts by the
president. Lady Sylvia Jones.
An article on the meaning of
Valentine's Day in the early days
was read bv Ladv Rernice
McCracken. Ladv Helen McCor
nack gave the thought (or the day.
The auxiliary decided to par
ticipale with the otttcers associa
tion on the money making project
lor the FN pilgrimage.
Following the mooting, Valen
tines were exchanged and refresh
ments were served in the dining
room at tables decorated with
hearts and flowers.
Tile next meeting will be Feb
'11. A social hour will follow the
business meeting and all mem
bers are urged to attend.
THINKING OF Sl'MMKIt
RURI.INGTON, VI. (UPD - Po
ce Sgt. Noibert Bcauvais bought
the first season ticket Tuesday
for swimming privileges at Lake
Champlain's northside municipal
beach. The lake presently is lull
I of ice and snow.
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JUST ARRIVED FROM MARKET!
100 s of
Vall Accessories
Both Modern and Colonial!
WE GIVE "S&H" GREEN STAMPS
Open Fri. Till 9:00
prat
The meeting was tailed to order
by the regent, Mrs. Will Wood
Opening exercises consisted of
an invocation by Mrs. Arch Proc.
lor: the Pledge of Allegiance by
Mrs. Roland Wright and the repe
tition of Washington's Prayer in
unison.
Mrs. A. 0. Roenickc. assisted
by Mrs. Dick Owens, conducted
an initiation ceremony which
made Mrs. John Brown of Bonan
za a member of the group. Mrs.
Loyal Lust has also become a
recent new member.
A call to conference was read.
mo slate conlerence this year
will lie held March 4. 5 and fi in
the Marion Hotel at Salem.
Mrs. Arch Proctor was elected
delegate to the 72nd Continental
Congress to be held in Washinj.
ton. DC. the week of April 13-19.
Mrs. Dick Henzel announced
that February was history month.
As a climax to the evening,
Mrs. Paul Deller took members
on a tour by film back to Old
Williamsburg, Va., in the 18th cen
tury. This film is one used in the
public schools and it tells the
story of colonial life in Virginia
better than many hours of read
ing on the subject might do.
Hostesses (or the evening were
Mrs. Reymond Hall. Mrs. L. 11.
Stone, Mrs. B. W. Zollman, Mrs.
C. H. Davis, Mrs. Lloyd Seoly,
Mrs. Elmer Vincent and Mrs. Har.
ry Goellcr.
For Your
Spring Wedding
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Ringing wedding bells? An
niversary? Ler the wedding
consultants at Janes' Office
Supply help you with the
correct "paper needs."
Wedding
Announcements
Engagement
Announcements
Shower Invitations
Thank You Notes
Paper napkins for wed
dings, anniversaries, any
vent
Paper Plates, cups,
saucers
TabU decorations of
all kinds
Select from Jones' wonderful collection
Bride's Books and Photo Albums, too!
of
jojuia ' Office Supply
629 Main
Ph. TU 2-4408
spring spotlights tailored
jacket costumes,
fitted or eased
29.98
If, "i I f " -.- ; To i lorcd sheoths' ond Jackets that o.r
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