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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1963)
BUSY ALTURAS WOMEN Members of the Aliuras Garden Club are makinq curtains for their "Whistle Stop" clubhouse in preparation for the District 12 meeting of gar den clubs to be held in Alturas- on May I. An open house and tea will be part of the planned activities of the day. ill' ? ' . v' 1. , . i ' lv I! jrr " "' ; PI ans en Club Meet Couple Notes Special Date A reception un March 17 cele brated the 2"ilh wedding anni versary u( Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald, who were married in his citv March 18, 1938. ANNOUNCED Janice Irene Holman holds photograph of her fiance, William Dewayne Moore, who is presently doing missionary work in Bolivia, South America. The bride-elect, senior at Pasadena College, returned to Klamath Falls on Easter weekend to have her parents, the Rev. and Mrs. Lawrence T. Holman, announce her en gagement in her father's church, First Church of the Naiarene on Sunday. She will receive her BA degree in June from the California college where she has been active in vocal groups and was a homecoming princess last fall and serves as supervisor of her dormitory. Her future husband is a graduate of Upland College, Up land, Calif., and until leaving for his mission assignment, worked on his master's degree at Pasadena College. S MEET 24 w cut ieo ALTURAS Mrs. Russ Enderlin, president of the Alturas Garden Club reports that plans are in progress lor the May 1 meeting of District 12 garden clubs. The meeting will bring more than 100 garden club members from Mount Shasta. Lakevicw, Klamath Falls, Tulelakc, Malin, Keno and Big Valley to Alturas for the day's meeting and entertainment. Schedule of events is registra tion at 9 a.m. at the Veterans' Memorial-Hall; business meeting from 10 until 12. followed by a luncheon at the hall. At 2 p.m Phil Winkle, South Fork district ranger of the forest service, will speak on conservation. The Alturas Garden Club wom en will entertain guests at a tea at 4 p.m. in their new "Whjs lie Stop" clubhouse. The club house is the old narrow gauge NC and 0 railroad depot in Alturas. The garden club was giv en the building by the Southern Pacific Railroad Company. Mem bers have been in the process of refinishing the club rooms for the past few years. WED 25 YEARS Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald ob served their silver wedding anniversary on March 17. The couple has resided in this city since their marriage here in 1938 . FOR FISHOPHILES The charm of having your own aquarium is in watching the fish flit through the water. Viewing Is belter if you keep the bowl clean and refresh the water often. This also is important to your finned pets' health. Transfer the fish to another container and wash the bowl thoroughly. Rinse several times to eliminate any soapy rpihtp and refill with fresh wa- The party, held in the McDonald j(cr home, was arranged by their i laughter. Donna, an airline hos tess, and Mrs. McDonald's moth-! er, Mrs. Eva Harrison. Decorations were silver and white. The pretty three tiered wedding cake was topped with a 25th anniversary bell. j Sue Ann Owens poured coffee and Janis Owens, punch. The guest book and silver tree werej attended by the honored couple's son, Richard McDonald, a junior; at KU11S. Follow ing the reception, t h e family had dinner at Harold's. Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Morton Yaden and Greg and Mrs. Verlin Parker, all of Lake Oswego; Mrs. Charles Jack son, San Diego, and Mrs. Ralph Putman. Ashland. Sunday, April 21, 1961 PAGE V-D HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls, Ore. FOR EVERY KITCHENI r On handle saves 7 ' lime and water Vj, CARD Plumbing & Heating Co, 4820 So. 6th Ph. TU 2-0288 OH, YES! WE CHARTER CFSSNAS $ ALL THE TIME! i It's the only way to travel when you live to far from the bigger cities, and Dad always takes the family. 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' - The next regular meeting will lie held Wednesday, April 24,at the Willard Hotel. Slides Shown To DKG Group Slides of the camp for severely retarded children at La Honda, Calif., were shown by Victor Ov erman at a luncheon meeting of Alpha Lambda Chapter of Del ta Kappa Gamma, teachers' hon orary, held in the Blue Room of the Winema Hotel, Saturday, April 6 The slides were taken by Anne and Victor Overman while they were serving as staff members of the camp. The pictures were most interesting and helped provide a better understanding of the work being done through summer camp programs for mentally re tarded children. Part of the day's program was dedicated to practicing Delta Kap pa Gamma songs. Goldie Peter son led members in the singing. Dorothy Green presided over the business meeting which preceded tile program. Plans were made for officers and members to attend the con ention to be held in Salem May 4. 5, and 6. k The Easier season provided Uie motif for room decorations. Tables were attractively arranged with pastel Easier eggs of organ dy and net and yellow ribbon trees. A large chrysanthemum floral piece centered the head ta ble. In charge of luncheon ar rangements and table decor for the meeting were Marjorie Gun- derson, Lela Thurman and Anne Dolezal. The next mecling will be May 11 at the Winema Hotel with Anne Overman, Lolis Joneschiel and Aura Mitchell as committee chair men in charge. Founders' Day will be observed with Dolly Bunch handling program arrangements. Judith Brcneman has been sc- lectde for membership in Omicron Mu, national home economics hon orary at Oregon State University where she is a junior. . Carol Shannon, sophomore Eng lish major, has pledged Chi Ome ga at University of Oregon dur ing the spring informal rushing period. NOW AT TOWER FURNITURE! ROYALWEVE CARPET DEPT. NO MONEY DOWN S&H Green Stamps Open Fri. Till 9:00 TiU your lime. 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