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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1963)
--7 - W VfA 3 TWO BY TWO Two sets of twins, 5-year-old boys and 3-year-old girls, make the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Meredith at Otis Air Base in Massachusetts a lively and busy one. This picture was sent recently to a mighty proud grandfather, Jack Meredith, who resides in Klamath Falls. Left to right are Ralph, Roberta, Rachel and - Richard. Contest Plans Are Announced . Arrangements have just been completed for the First District Virginia Brown Music Contest, an nounces Mrs. James Wells, Med .Cford, district chairman of fine I'arts. The contest, a project of Oregon Federation of Women's -Clubs, will be held in Ashland at .the Southern Oregon College, in Churchill Hall, Saturday, March lfi, at 10 a.m. Herbert Cecil, mu sic department head, will be in C-charge of the contest and is pro viding two more judges from his -'.staff. The winner of the district ' competition will compete with .other district w inners at the state level Salurday afternoon, April 20. at I p.m. at the Salem Women's ..Club, 460 Cottege Street, N.E. I Klamath Falls students who will ':. enter the competition are Jean Curry, Patricia Cochrane and Ifaul Dearborn. Mcdford students ; are Darlcne Chitwood, Jarl Dyrud ;and Nancy Housel. Grants Pass .'will be represented by Kathryn ..MeGuire. National Notice Given Park- Project The Klamath Falls Garden Club's Bird Sanctuary project at Moore Park recently received na tional notice when an article con- Printed Pattern lLj"J SIZES T . 10-20 j In lfrlTkt EASY FUN FASHION . Be gay, cool, relaxed in the marvelous muu-muu! It s a night- gown, beach or sundress depend- ing on the fabric you choose. ; Simplest of sew ing. Printed Pattern 0263: Misses' . Sizes 10. 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. Size 16 requires five yards 35-inch fabric. Fifty cents in coins (or this pattern add 10 cents for each pat tern for first-class mail. Send to Marian Martin, care Herald and News. Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York 11, N Y. Print plainly name, address with zone size and style number. Extra! Extra! Extra Big Sum- mer Pattern Catalog over 106 ' syles for all sizes, occasions Send 35 cents. AT THE KQ TRY IT C$r& AT THE LUCCA $M CAFE S World Fomom-Dslicioui : EROASTED j CHICKEN I f PIziAPlTI i Real Italian Shylt ' Orders to Go, Too LUCCA CAFE PHONE TU 4-3276 23S4 S. 6th Club Gives Citizen Award MOUNT SHASTA Mount Shasta Soroptimist Club had Mrs. Aimec Lueginbuehl, District 3 director, as guest at its breakfast meeting March i. A board meeting' pre ceded the regular business meet ing. Donna Krausse. chairman of the citizenship award, announced that Lee Ahlstrom of McCloud was this year's recipient and would receive a $25 savings bond as well as be coming eligible for the Soroptimist Federation S2.5C0 grant. Senior girls in the area are re minded that their applications for Mount Shasta's Soroptimist Club 150 vocational scholarship are due April 15. Ftilla Petersen is chairman of the committee in charge. WRONG SIDE'S RIGHT This may prove to be a big year for silk dresses and blouses. Silk blouses, especially, prove favorites with women who like to look chic in separates. Fortunately for those of us who do our own iron ing, it is perfectly safe to wash and iron silk. The secret is in the ironing. Always iron your silks on the wrong side. Observe and heed the heat marker on your iron. renting it appeared in the Janu ary-February 1963 issue of "Na tional Gardener," the official bi monthly publication of the 400.000 garden clubbers in t h e United Slates. The article, written by the proj ect chairman, Mrs. Hugh O'Con nor of Klamath Falls, detailed the inception and progress of the project, and its future plans. Begun in 1S61 at the request of the Klamath Falls Park and Rec reation Department, the project embraces one and a half acres in the park, with a trail winding through the area past the bird pool which was built last year. Finances for the project came in part from Scars' grants and from money raised by the club. which holds hot dog sales, plant sales and rummage sales to ben efit it. Local groups help with work, in cluding the Boy Scouts, who, dur ing the past year, put in a total of 84 man-hours work in clearing the trail. "Future plans call for the proj ect to be used by youth groups. Golden Age groups, and bird watchers," commented Mrs. O'Connor. "We feel that the project is most worthwhile." she continued, "and hope that the people of Klamath Falls and the county will use i( freely." Party Fetes Two Couples MAUN Twenty five years ago :it the First Presbyterian Church in Klamath Falls, two Malm cou pies were united in marriage in a double ring ceremony performed bv the Rev. A. Smith. This :'enr cm Feb. 27, a party was arranged as a surprise to celebrate the 25-year anniversa ries of Mr. and Mrs. George Micka and Mr. and Mrs. L. Lewis Kandra at the home of the latter. Mrs, Kandra and George Micka are brother and sister. Preparations for the affair were made by children of the two cou ples, the Kandra's daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Hank Wilkins. Olex, Ore., and their son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Gor don Kandra, Malin; the Micka's sons, Dcrry Micka and Mr. and Mrs. Don Micka, Malin, and daughter, Darla Micka. Malin. Two other daughters and their husbands, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Stevens. Bandon, and Mr. and Mrs. Hal Shepherd, Martinez, also assisted with plans but were unable to be present for the festivities. Forty close relatives were pres ent when the two couples again recited their wedding vows with the liev. Ethan Whitman officiat ing. A social evening followed a buffet supper. Tile buffet table was covered with white lace cloth and cen tered with pink roses and sprays of stephanotis. Tall white tapers were on cither side of the flow ers, the three tiered wedding cake, decorated w ith pink rosebuds and white bells and topped with bridal couple, was placed on a small side table. It was flanked by wedding pictures of the hon ored couples. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. Micka's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Lacy Hollister, Calgary, Can ada, and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lister. Klamath Falls. the annual Alturas Garden Cluh Wednesday, March 13, 1961 HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. CONTEST WINNERS Pictured are winners i essay and poster contest open to students ot the Alturas fclementary School. Stand ing, left to right, are Elizabeth Younger, second in Division 2 essay; Linda Franks, third, Division 2 essay; Danny Lee, second, poster contest; Mike Walter, honorable mention. Division I essay; Phyllis Clark, first, posters. Seated, same order, Marjorie Miller, first. Division 2 essay; Diana Tinney, first, Division I essay. Not present were Karen Dunn, honorable mention in posters and Robin Smith, second. Division I essay. (A jomsmA ctwittQA By Helen Bechen John Chapman was the name of Johnny Applesced. real Bonanza Parents and Patrons Club Annuel Sweethearts Ball BONANZA HIGH SCHOOL Saturday, March 16 9:00 to 1:00 MUSIC BY THE SMOOTHIES Door Prize ... Da Nat Have To Be Present To Win $1.00 Per Person Mrs. James Roosevelt, mother Of Franklin Roosevelt, was the first mother to vote for her son's election to the presidency. Yes! Save! Save! Shop our huge sale racks and ta bles for the most outstanding sav ings ever offered! Dresses, sports wear, lingerie, coats. Hundreds of new items have been added for this event! 5th and Main Free Customer Parking 5th and Klamath Ave. . 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