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HFJtULO AND SEWS, r'anulk !!, Ore.
Jwa4av. Marr 1. 1K1
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Jl.MPER GARDEN' CLIB
The res jW meeting of the Ju
green. Mt. LaVi. Greertprui
and Jjniper clubs decided eaca
dub would be responsible for the
planting and landscaping of or.
tourlh of tite trail, only natne ma
terial is to be used.
Next meeting will be Mardi
25. Members are felted to meet
at Moore Park at II am. with
a sack lunch. Alter inspection of
the trail members will go to the
home of Opal Ferguson where
coffee will be served and the
meeting will be held.
niper Garden Club wai held al
the home of Mrs. 0. B. Thumun
Feb. IS mth Mrs. Jerry Wagner.
preadent. presiding Eleven
member were present.
Mrs. Scott McKendree sa a
report on the meeting held Jan.
25 at the county library with rep
resentatives from the four clubs
participating in the nature trail
project at Moore Parte, tver-
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Ell Radkay, left, wei named at Quota Club "Woman
HONORED BY QUOTA CLUB
of Achievement" at th annuel banquet Tueiday evening, March 5, in the Pelican
Party Room. The preientation wat made by Ninon Nybacb, right, bhown with them it
Shirley Soren, center, Quota Club pretirienf. Photo by Kettler
the mwlinu without aroininj; her
kUhpiciun.
Featured ;x";ikor waa Mm
"Ima Woman" Uoyre Rikeri
whoM! topic m A Heal Lively Art
lakrn from FV llrarkcn'ii latent
Iniok, "I llalp 'I'o lloiiM'kr-fp."
Mm, lliknr wan rlrcno(i lor hfr
role ait prolimonal unman speak
it in all-black, lairr pr-url chok
or, clothe hat and rimmed glaaa-
Ella Redkey Named
Woman Of Achievement
Quota Mub of Klamatii County
honored Klla Hndkey an Woman of
A( hievr-ment for1 1111 at IU an
niml dinner meeting Tunulny
March I) in tin I'clican J'iirty
KiKirn,
l)roralioim for the banquet
ucre International with dolln of
M'K-ial countrica and umall llaK
at Individual ilaces. Flower were
pink carnation and red tulip!
uilli the arrniiKcmenl at Hie head
lalile flanked hy tall iillver con
dclalir holding pink liiK-r.
Hie nieelliiK, altcmled by repre
ciiliitive nf women' group and
(Vuola friendn, oxnl with the In
voratlnn by I-orcim (iuyor, fol
lowed by the welcome hy Shirley
Moi'an, Quota C.'luh pienldcnl, A
K.ilnle In Quoin wan given hy Kva
l)ickon. i
PrcuMitalion of Kiln lli-dkry an
thin year' honored woman, wan
made hy Ninon Nyhack, who told
of Klla'n many accompli hment
throtiRh the yearn, which included
volunteer ncrviceii to church
w.hool, Clrl Seoul and fled C'ron.
She wa prewnled a white orchid
comnijn and certificate of her hon
or which entitle her to join other
Women of Achievement, aeveral
of whom were present, fliirnn
Stone, fjicilln Went, Ilulli King,
Addio Walker, Kllen Claik, Allcci
Villi and Mary Maxwell. These
women were al given orchid
corxage.
In keeping with the theme of
the evening, Sandra Vnighl nang
I Knlnv Iteing a (ilrl" accom
panied hy Ninon Nyhack.
Iliimorou moment wn the ar
rival of "Sir Hilary" 'known lo
mont a Stan Sorani who prciicnt
ed a clever drawing of kcvernl
women "mountain climbing" in
the ellort In gel Kiln Hedkey lo
alfl
The meeting concluded with a
bon voyage gift and best wishes
to Helen (iocckner, who left Wed
nesday morning with her mother.
Ml. Man Anderson for a trip to
the Hawaiian Island.
Tile mreting concluded with the
Quota Collect.
No need lo handle the handles
of spring purse with too much
care, They're rugged, made nl
wood, shell, hamhoo,. and mnlal.
For more swing and alnil, some
purse have handle made of
small segments nf these malerials
joined by chain links.
for Girls and Boys
smartly spring minded
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for amort Momt who demand
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a visit lo the Bon now to loe our
exciting young clothes.
Coat and Bonnst Sits
Wmhebla drip dry, in
tulotad for astro
warmth, appliquo trim,
poorl buttoni. II montht
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or
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Frills and trills In orgon
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to 14. From . 2 8
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HONORED WOMEN Each year since 1949, Quota Club
of Klamath County hat choten some outstanding woman
at "Woman o f Achievement" who continue to be
honored at each annual banquet. Ella Redkey, seated
second from right, was so honored this year and it shown
with several past choices who attended the Tuesday
banquet. Seated, left to right, are Lucille West, Ruth
King, Ella Redkey and Mary Maxwell. Standing, same
order, Buena Stone, Addie Walker, Ellen Clark and Alice
Vitus. Photo by Kettler.
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Chemult Votes
On 'Hall. Site
CHEMULT-The Chemult Com
munity Club and the Volunteer
Fire Department met jointly lo
consider a plan and vote on a
site for construction of a commu
nity hall. The vote was 27-1 in
favor of a location on the north
side of town near the new Wincma
Forest Guard Station.
Some funds are already avail
able. Douglas Shaw, ranger, gave a
talk on forest lease land.
ICOA LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY
SALEM, OREGON
OFFERS FOR SALE
900,000 SHARES
SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE
OF COMMON STOCK
AT S2.75 PER SHARE
Orison residents may tend fer a prospectus which con
tains full information concerning this stock offering,
by filling out and sending the coupon below . . .
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PLEASE SEND ME A COPY OF THE ICOA
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This announcement is not on offer to sell or o solicita
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offering is mode only by the "Prospectus," to resi
dents of Oregon only.
ENGAGED COUPLE Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Sturgeon announce the engagement
of their daughter, Botty Jane, to Jess F. Oster, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Oster, Mt.
Vernon, Ore. The weddinq will take place July 5 in the First Christian Church. The fu
ture bride is a qraduate of Henley High School and is presently employed in the of
fice of a local physician. Her fiance is a graduate of Oayville High School and Ore
qon Technical Institute. He is employed by Laurence Radiation Laboratory, Universi
ty of California at Mercury, Nev.
AAUW To Host Junior Girls
The question "why fjo In ro.
Iorc?" will Iw a topic for dis
cussion at a series of "firesides"
lor junior girls in hih schools of
Klnmath County. The Klamath
Fulls branch of the American As
sociation of University Women is
sHnsorinK Hie Rjillininns in an
ellorl In acquaint the girls with
the advantages of a college edu
cation. College giris wiil he present to
tell of their experiences, and n
possible means of helping to fi
nance Iheir higher education.
Junior girls have been invited
to attend one nf the firesides. In
he held March 1.1. H. 18, and Ifl
at the homes of AAUW members.
Tulips for two lips for spring?
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