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:30 Our Man Hlggini
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:30 McHale's Navy
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:30 Dick Van Dyke
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:30 1 Love Lucy
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:00 Twilight Zone
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Homemaker Festival Books Extension Chiefs
Mrs. Azalea Sager, former stale
leader of Oregon Home Econom
ics Extension work, will speak at
the morning session of the Annu
al Homcmakers Festival which
will be held at the Klamath
Cmmty Fairgrounds April 25. She
w ill speak on "The Power of Wom
en." Mrs. Sager resigned from the
OSU stall in 1952 after 20 years
with the Extension Service. She
came to the state in 1932 as cloth
ing specialist. In 1936 she became
state loader of home economics
and held that position until her
retirement. During the years she
saw great growths in the state's
nome economics program. When
she came. Oregon had only eisht
county agents and 4,000 women
in extension units. Today at least
one home economist serves in
each county. Oregon now has 22.-
ooo women in its organized unit
program.
Mrs. Sager was bom in Utah
but grew up in Montana where
her father was dean of agricul
ture for many years at Montana
State College.
Affection for Mrs. Sager was
demonstrated by Oregon's rural
women when they named the co
operative dormitory for girls on
the OSU campus in her honor.
Oregon's women raised over $50,
000 to build a 58-unit cooperative
(or women at OSU which was
dedicated in 1!H5.
Mrs. Sager and her husband,
Charles, are world travelers. They
spent a year touring South Amer
ica and Europe, have traveled
extensively in the South Pacific
and in Africa.
Walt Jcndrzejewski, county ex
tension agent, will also speak
in. the morning. Since Klamath
County Homcmakers are cele
brating "23 Years of Prgoress" in
Home Economics Extension. Jcn
drzejewski. or Walt, as he is
known in the Klamath Basin, will
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Junior-Senior
Banquet Held
BLY The Bly High School jun-inr-scninr
banquet was hold in the
Gearhart Elementary School
multi-puprose room on April 20.
William Poh",. principal, gave
his .salute to the seniors and
praised the achievements t h cy
have made. Lorna Rentle gave a
brief history of each senior's 12
years of school. Toastmaster Ted
dy Nelson then introduced Janet
Hartcr and Valerie Little who
presented accordion solos. Nancy
Clemens, Merle Clemens, and
Glcnda Clemens also took part in
the program.
WOULDN'T WORK
TKENTON, N.J. lUPD-State
Fire Warden R. Wesley Davis
said .Monday there is a law on
the books in New Jersey allowing
police to order people out of their
cars to help fight forest fires. But
he told a news conference
wouldn't work in practice.
"You'd have to have a man
there to watch them or a minute
I later they'd be gone," he said.
look into the future and speak on
"The Next 25 Years."
He was named chairman aent
in Klamath County in July of
19G2. He succeeded C. A. Hender
son who retired last year.
Jcndrzejewski is an alumnus of
Oregon State University and
came to Klamath County in 1938.
He saw the "beginning" of Home
Economics Extension when Mrs.
Winnifred Gillen Kulmcr was the
first home agent. He and his fam
ily live in Klamath Kails.
A reminiscing of "Our Begin
nings 25 Years Ago" will be by
members of the County Extension
Alumni Committee. Mrs. Ray
Loosclv, writer of "the be-
innings," will be assisted by Mrs.
Fred Rueck, Mrs. James Dixon,
Mrs. Wesley Harsey, Mrs. Earl
Mack and Mrs. 1 ee Holliday.
Mrs. Ed Bell of Garcelon's will
.peak in the afternoon on the
subject "The Harmony of China,
Glass and Silver." Mrs. Glenn
Allen will install the County Home
Extension Advisory Committee.
Two new members are Mrs.
A. E. Smith, OTI, and Mrs. Carl
Chase, Bly. Six boys from Conger
School will present several musi
cal numbers at 1:15, In addition.
there will be introduction of for
mer home economics agents and
guests.
Many exhibits will be on dis
play prepared by home extension
units and Mrs. Bell. The Midland
Grange will serve the luncheon. A
few tickets will be available at
the door at a cost of $1.25.
The public is invited to attend
the festival. ,The morning pro
gram begins with registration at
10 o'clock. The afternoon pro
gram will begin at 1:15. Further
information can be had by call
ing the County Extension Office,
TU 4-8151.
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'An'uadiy, April U. 1963
PAGE 7-A
WEDNESDAY
NEIGHBORS OF WOOD
CRAFT. Thimble Club, B p.m.,
card party, Elva Weaver, 3534
Summers Lane.
EIGHT AND FORTY CLUB, 8
p.m., meeting, Mrs. John Glu
brecht, 914 Loma Linda Drive.
RUMMAGE SALE, Registered
Nurses, ONA District 8, 9 a m.
to 5 p.m., Clyde's Towing.
N "At V
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SPEAKERS Mrs. Azalea
Sager, top, prominent in
Oreqon Home Extension
work, and Walt Jendrie
iewski, County Extension
Agent, will be on the morn
ing program at the annual
Homemakers' Festival at
the Klamath County Fair
qrounds Thursday, April
2$. Mrs. Ed Bell of Gar
celon's will speak in the
afternoon. A number of
other entertainment fea
tures are planned. Tho pub
ic is invited.
THURSDAY
L DIES AUXILIARY, Canton
Crater No. 7. R p.m., meeting.
Odd Fellows Hall.
FAIRVIEW SCHOOL PTA, 2:15
p.m., gym. Book review by Mrs.
Ramona Smith.
WSCS, 10 a.m. to 12 noon,
general meeting, First Methodist
Church. Luncheon following.
RUMMAGE SALE, Registered
Nurses, ONA District 8, 9 a.m. to
5 p.m., Clyde's Towing.
BARRACKS NO. 925. Ladies
Auxiliary of World War 1, 8 p.m.,
meeting, KC Hall.
LOOM, 8 p.m., installation of
officers, Moose Home.
KLAMATH MINERAL CLUB,
7:30 p.m., meeting, Klamath Au
ditorium. Bring petrified wood.
FRIDAY
LADIES ENCAMPMENT AUX.
NO. 46, 8 p.m., meeting, IOOF
Hall.
VFW, 6.30 p.m., potluck din
ner, vfw Club. Members and
guests.
TWYLA FERGUSON SCHOOL,
6.30 p.m.. carnival. 5 to 6:30
p.m.. Boy Scouts spaghetti dinner,
school. Door prizes.
SPRAGUE RIVER PPA CLUB,
8 p.m., box social and pinochle
party. Sprague River School.
MERRY MIXERS. 8 p.m.,
square dance, workshop, Pelican
City Hall. Bring refreshments.
EAGLES AUXILIARY, 8 p.m.,
initiation, nomination of officers,
Eagles Hall. '
ALOHA PAST MATRONS
CLUB, 12 noon, no host luncheon,
Molatore's.
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Announced
EVANSTON, ILL. (UPD -
Eighteen Oregon high school sen
iors are w inners in the National
Merit Scholarship program, offic
ials announced today.
They were among more than
1,400 Merit Scholars selected this
year. Stipends vary from $400 to
Jo.oOj, depending on individual
needs.
The Oregon winners are Dar
ren L. Newstson, Albany: Mar
kita L. Price, Beaverton; Paul A.
Harcombe, Clatskanie; Ernest K.
Manders, Coos Bay, Marshfield
High School; Margaret E. Kep-
ncr, Eugenei North Eugene HS;
Clarence A. Bakken, Idleyld Park,
Glide HS; Jean E. Bowman, New
berg; David Avshalomov, Port
land, Lincoln HS.
Warren G. Harding was "the
sixth U.S. president to come from
Ohio, according to the Ency
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