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Wednesday, April 10, 1963
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TO WED Mr. and Mrs.
Jack M. Buckhoute, Canby,
announce the engagement
of their daughter, Susanna
Jo, to Dennii W. Robbins,
both senior students at
University of Washington.
He is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. W. W. Robbins, Sum
ner, Wash. A fall wedding
is planned. The future bride
attended University of
California at Davis for two
years on a McArthur
Scholarship before enroll
ing at Washington. Pho
to by Frederic-Cage, Sun
nyside, Wash.
The I'niversity o( Orenon's win-
ler term minor roll, lifting the
names of 400 students, is the
largest in Hie university's his
tory. To be eligible (or the honor
t oil, a student must earn at least
a 3.50 grade point averape on 1
or more term hours.
Students included on the honor
roll Irom Klamath Kails are Bev
erly Wcstlund Barmore, John
Cox, Virginia learning, Robert
Mitchell. Paul Moore, Russell
Schuli, Wendell Smith and Marvi
Wayburn.
rtanrlv Ralsiuer was rercnllv
nromoled to the rank of corporal
at SI. Johns Military School, !a-
linas, Kan., where he is a sopho
more.
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I Belly Tesch, freshman major
ing in business education, has
been named honorary cadet cap
tain of the Kastern Washington
Slate College Sponsor Corps,
women's auxiliary of tlie college's
Reserve Olliters Training Corps
detachment.
Carol Baker is a mcmlier of the
34-voicc Inuring choir of I.a Verne
College, I.a Verne, Calif. The
group was selected from Ihe 80-
voice a cappella choir of the col
lege and has recently tompleled
:i 15-day concert tour in Washing-
Ion, Oregon and Idaho.
Susan Merryman was initialed
into Gamma Xi Chapter of Alpha
Delta I'i sorority on March 23. She
is a freshman Spanish major at
University of Calilornia at Sanla
Barbara.
UNIT OFFICERS At the last meeting of the Altamont Home Extension Unit at
Joan's Kitchen, new officers were installed for the coming year. Pictured, left to
right, are Mrs. W. H. Spillar, treasurer; Mrs. Herbert Willey, chairman; Mrs. Don
Redfield, secretary, and Mrs. Merle Jackson, county advisory committee chairman,
who was installing officer. Not pictured is Mrs. Harold Gresdel, vice chairman.
Photo by Kettler
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Bonanza Club Has Meeting
BONANZA President .Jean
McFall conducted the April 2
meeting of the Bonanza Women's
Club. The secretary was instruct
ed to write thank you noles to
Mrs. George Wu for an electric
percolator, to Mrs. Bob Brett and
her 4-H sheep club for an elec
tric water heater, and to the
Brownie Group for $24 proceeds
from a recent lea.
There will be no card party
in April. Mrs. Harold Williams
and Mrs. Cecil Haley will host
one in May.
Dale Smelccr, Mabel Pcpple
and Esther Brown were named to
the nominating commitlee.
Members were reminded of Ihe
Bonanza Farm Bureau meeting
Spring Pruning
Fruit and Shads Trees
Evergreens and Ornamentals
Baker's Nursery
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April 17 when Walt Mclntyre,
Klamath Falls, will he the speaker.
Club Slates
Dance Review
MOUNT SHASTA Soroptimist
Club met recently to discuss Mrs.
Dcilcne Cheula's dance revue to
be presented in Mount Shasta
High School auditorium on May
II at 8 p.m. All proceeds are to
go to the club's citizenship and
scholarship award fund. A dress
rehearsal is scheduled for May
10 and tentative plans include a
performance in McCloud on May
15.
Argyll Adams and Peggy Walsh
are in charge of posters; Lillian
Nielsen and Olivia Thebolt, tick
ets; Virginia Baum and Ailecn
Simmers, publicity, and Lucille
Gardner and Mildred Wright, programs.
Eagles Aux.
Plan Meet
The next regular meeting ol
the Eagles Auxiliary is scheduled
for Friday night, April 12, ac
cording to Stella Persell. The
meeting at 8 p.m. will be pre
ceded by a potluck supper at C
p.m. in the lodge hall.
Secret pal names will be re
vealed and new names chosen.
All members are urged to attend.
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