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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 10, 1963)
Wives Of Advertising Executives Make Trip To Crater Lake , PAGE 2B HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Oregon 6unday, November 10. 1963 DRESSING SCOOP Use a small sugar scoop to insert dressing into chickens or turkey. CARRY PERFUME Perfume must be re-used dur ing the day to keep its frag rance. A handy way to carry your purse perfume is in a new roll-on container which you can fill yourself. WARM NEWS fsi in I II' II Mill READY TO GO Wivti of advertising man attending the 57th annual convention of tha Pacific Northwest Newspaper Advertising Executives Association were taken to Crater Lake on a trip arranged by Maury Clark of Maury's Foreign Cars. Pictured', left to right, are Mrs. Paul Carter, Spokane; Mrs. Bill Love, Wenatcnee; Mrs. Will Jaehn, Spokane; Mrs. Ross Johnson, Eugene, and Mrs. Virgil Langdon, Tacoma. A TREASURE During a coffee break at tha Cattle Crossing Cafe in Fort Klamath, the Crater Lake visitors were delighted with a display of antiques such as this old steam iron. Left to right are Mrs. Virgil Langdon, Mrs. Gordon Crossley, Vancouver, B.C., and Mrs. Paul Carter. ' SPEED UP DRESSING A well-organized closet can help get you out to the office faster on weekday mornings. Have accessories handy in transparent or clearly labeled boxes, and hang your clothe in transparent plastic bags so that they can be easily seen. PARENTS AND PATRONS BONATJZAThe Bonanza Par ents and Fairons met Oct. 33 with Murine Brown, president, conducting the meeting. Members voted to raisa the student loan fund to $200. This OVER THE GARDEN GATE MAUN GARDEN CLUB MALIN Malin Garden Club met Oct. 23 at the home of Mrs. Joe Halousek, who was assisted by Mrs. Joe Micka. Ar rangements of rocks and flow, ers brought by the members decorated for the meeting. Mrs. M. A. Bowman, Merrill, was a guest. President Mrs. J. Walter Browning reported on the re. cent district meeting in Lake view and Mrs. Hobert Holl an nounced a workshop (or Delia Robla wreath making on Nov. 13 at the Malin Community Hall. The session will start at 10 a.m. Members are asked to bring a sack lunch. Tho first of a series of land scape bulletins Issued by Mrs. Hugh O'Connor, district chair man of landscape design, was read. Other business included an announcement that rules for conservation essays and post ers have been placed in schools, ami that Mrs. Joe Mi cka, book chairman, will con duct a sales drive to promote the magazine, "Horticulture." Mrs. Kail Kujac was appointed club representative to attend the local library meeting. Mrs. Harold Kniskern will act as observer for the newly organized Malin Camp Fire group. fund is available to any Bonan za graduate. The next meeting is set for Dec. 4 and will be a combina tion of the November and De cember sessions. After the short business meet ing Francis Skinner presented the 4-H awards. Dorothy Smith and hor com mittee served refreshments. i -' 'v i h x-yv INTERESTING' STOP Wives of advertising executives enjoyed stopping at several points of interest on the trip, to Crater Lake.' Raadinq the legend of Godfrey Glen, left to right, are Mrs. Ross Johnson, Eugenes Mrs. Will Jaehn, Spokane, and Mrs. Bill Love, Wenatchee. '1"N GOOD COMPANY "Uncle Bill" interesting conversation figure at the restaurant at Crater Lake, has the attention of two advertising executives' wives while at the park. Mrs. Ralph Lee of Albany is at the lef.t and at right, Mrs. Bob Sprague, Salem. Engagement Is Announced Mr. and Mrs. David It. Baker, Grants Pass, ha.ve announced the engagement of their daugh ter, Sylvia Dee Ann, to John W. McLoughlin, Medford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mclaough lin, Bloomfield, N.J. The future bride is the niece of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Migliaccio of Klamath Falls. 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