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1IKRAL0 AND NEWS, Klamath Fall, Oregon
Sunday, August II, IMS!
NEW OFFICERS Shasta PTA will be headed fhil year by Robert Mitchell, seated
right. He will be assisted by Ena Rodgers, secretary, seated left, and Mrs. Alex Smith,
, associate first vice president. Standing, left to right, are Mrs. Beth Binford, second
vice president; John Heyden, principal;
vice president, and Mrs. R. A. Mitchell,
Loyal Robinson, treasurer; Alex Smith, first
associate president.
PTA OFFICERS Business of Fremont PTA will be outlined for the coming year by
this slate of oficers. Left to right are Mri. H. A. McClurg, president; Mrs. Julian Ec
cles, first vice president; Mrs. Cecil Finney, second vice president, and Mrs. Hal
Davis treasurer. Mrs. Howard Row is secretary.
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O'NEILL PTA Three officers of Lucile O'Neill PTA are shown from the left, Mrs.
Richard Padowilti, second vice president ; Mrs. Ivan Boley, president, and Mrs. Char
lene Collier, treasurer. Not present were Mrs. Dale Carr, first vice president, and Mrs.
Neil Jones, secretary.
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PARENTS CLUB At Sacred Heart Academy the Parents Club elected these officers
for next year. Blanche Smith, seated left, is vice president, and Rosemary Perry is
secretary. Standing are Robert Harrahill, left, vice president, and John Anderson,
treasurer. Barney Cavanaugh, president, was not present for the picture.
y ;7 ill.
ROOSEVELT PTA Next year's officers for Roosevelt PTA, left to right, are Mrs.
Robert Veatch, president; Mrs. Fred Krauel, treasurer; Mrs. Gene Favell, vice presi
dent; Mrs. Willard D. McKinny, secretary. Jim Shields, standing, is second vice president.
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HEAD PARENT GROU? Altamont PTA will be headed this year by these four of
ficers. Left to right are Sidney Ratilaff, treasurer; Mrs. James Clark, secretary; Mrs.
Brooks Custer, president, and Harold D. Hicks, vice president.
OFFICERS INSTALLED Mrs. Eldred He isen, left, served as installing officer for
Riverside PTA officers. From the left tney are Frieda Frost, president; Joan Mason,
second vice president; Jeannette Bell, treasurer; Jerry Burt, secretary, and Mrs. E. T.
Narramore, past president.
PTA OFFICERS This group will be in charge of PTA activities at Fairview School
this coming year. Left to right are Mrs. Norbert Dey, treasurer; Mrs. Jim Tockey, sec
retary; Mrs. H. F. Smith, vice president, and Mrs. Steve Walker, president.
NEW OFFICERS Orson Stea rns PTA board includes these three women, left to
right, Mrs. Robert Anderson, president; Mrs. William Sandberg, treasurer, and Mrs.
John Caliacorta, first vice president. To serve with them will be Mrs. Gordon Huber,
second vice president, and Mrs. Everett McFall, secretary.
Hatfield Denies Aspirations For Vice Presidency; Rips Political Critics
ONTARIO. Ore. (UPP Gnv.llie is not a candidate for vice
Mark Hatlield said Friday niithtlpresidpnt.
Community. Qakndax
SUNDAY
SCO WIVES (amily picnic. I
p.m., Malin Park. Families bring
own food. Coffee and pop furnished.
TENNANT REUNION PICNIC,
potluck lunch. Tcnnant, Calif.
Former residents.
MONDAY
DECREE OF HONOR business
"""linR. KC Hall, 7:30 p.m. Re
freshments. ;-' LICENSED PRACTICAL M RS-
S polluck picnic, Veterans Me
morial Park. 2-5 p.m. Take table
ervic. Election delegates to
tale convention.
"The job to be done for me isluatcr of Arizona as the GOP
here." he Inld tlie Malheur Coun- presidential candidate. I
vi'uimic.iii (ieKHMuiai nominee
MONDAY
WORLD WAR I Udies Aux
iliary, special social moot. 1 p.m.
C harlotte tanoy home, 818
Walnut Street.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS of
America. biiMness nxH'ting. 8
pin, Sacred Heart parish hall.
TUESDAY
W O M K N OK THE MtMlSE
Friendship members, families,
hmise guests, potluck picnic, Wi
ard Park, 6 p m. Take table serv
ice.
HAPPY HOUR CLUB, Pelican
Cafe. 1:30 p.m. Mrs. Helena
ty Republican picnic.
"They said I would run against
Hick NoulK-rgor in MM, against
Wayne Morse in 12 and they are
at it again saying I'll run against
Lyndon Johnson in 14. They an
as wrong now as they were then."
Hatlield also took a verbal jah
al Hie group he addressed. He
said Republican Party officials
and county central committees
should not endorse candidates
until Ibey themselves formally
announce their candidacies."
The Malheur Republican Con-
Iral ( nmmitlce has passed a res
aspirants should be given a "come
and gel it" dinner bell gong for
the Oregon primary. Hatlield said.
No serious contender should side-
top a confrontation next Mav. he
atkl cd
Hatfield said the stale ami coun
ty GOP groups have a job to do
in shoring up the parly organiza
tion, filling vacant precinct posls.
raising funds, studying issues and
compiling records of opponents.
In noting reports that have in
dicated he is trying to get a place
on the national party ticket Hat
for political activity is lo be ex
pected. 1
"If you help the party raise
funds, you should be tending lo
government knitting; if you don't
accept party speaking engage
ments you are aloof and interest
ed only in yourself: if you try lo
corral industrial activity from out
of state, you are a gadabout; if
you don't make the effort you arc
a status quo governor: if you
make changes in administrative
ersonncl you are a dictator: if
you don't you are dominated by
bureaucrats," said.
Hatfield had high praise for
Stale Sen. Anthony Yturri, the
minority leader in the last session
of the legislature.
"You have here a man who prome court. Congress and re
should be quadruplets so he could. main in the Senate to become its
run for attorney general, the su-l president." he said.
olulinn favoring Sen. Harry Gold fK'ld declared, "the condemnation
1 lor ton. hostess.
TRAIL DANCE will be hold al
Altamonl Jr. High School Aug
13 at 8 30 p m. Drew Whitney
of Ogdon, Utah, will h featured
All square dancers are invited.
Vr M 4traril will tiHf
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Glenn D. Ramirez ond Quen
tin D. Steele hereby announce
the dissolution of their partner
ship for the proctice of law.
Mr. Ramirez will continue to
proctice in his offices at Suite
205, IOOF Bldg., 432 Main
Street, Klamath Falls, Oregon,
ond Mr. Steele will practice in
Suite 206, IOOF Bldg , 432
Mom Sr., TU 2-0452, Klamath
Foils, Oregon.
Shop
Today
10 Till 7
A! Store No. 2
South 6th &
Shasta Way
OPEN TILL
MIDNIGHT
Monday thru Sat.
All Grocery
Specials from
last Thurs.
ad good thru
Wednesdoy!
MARKET
BASKET
9th and Pino
So. 6th and Shasta War