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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, APKIL 26, 19-13 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE NVf M mm m iii'MHTHfi 'I'M'myrwyi "ii'iim) nn mi WtATHER K I . A M A '1 1 1 AI.I.N AMI VII INI IV I'm 1 1 1) ilmitl ttmtunl i ui hiIii iliniih Willi WNllwiVtl BlluMtMB II Dili I'Hl.ik liulll 4fl. Uw luniMt'l Jt. 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HumUl V.hi liui.n ift it'HH(it lniiimri Hi a llakir ht pllnl Whrto I Hi hilf Ix'iti rillir.illv 111 lie It thr pastor il the Calvm y M.iptlnt i hiin h in llakt-r ami ram ( Mr. mikI Mi t. Willi. mi V.hi J mk.i till city. Mm. V.hi Inikn I tin (liiiiKhlrr of Mr. ami Mil W. I, limn. uUu ol thin city. hm ('nlrr Mic iSluuin or 1 .01 AllUflt"! 111 H'IUllll hl'l VIM .lltiMI v not Inn with Mi. ami Mih. A K, llriMh, UliJ Old Kt-iiu tu.ul ami uill be liritf fur tt cill,ilr tt wt-rk't. M)J. biVm-h lit Ml Ml Hhiimi mi' hi&U'i;. Humlay Ihn HrtM Im look timi r,i,.lirlirnt oil M tl l) In m v I'luU I lake lur lirr Iiml tlmr. Il.urnrt- Mm. J. VaIUu ton hitii rrtiunrd limn V.iih tmvn. U C. whrre ihr Wits mllt'd April 11 after lirr mothrr Mm. O U HulL li.nl Milfrrcd k wvrre fall. Mm. I'aiu-i-jmiii wiu with lirr mothrr thr Ki-.t Irw ttAy brlnir nhr partt iiuuy AMll J6. lirr hlUballtl. Itvr it.HIKh trm tttlti Ilimiy irlatnr.i slltvUr. lUnrv-'I'he Hoimnu city rmim-ll Ii kiKinrlnic it duiur May 1 to hum moiiry for lire fiifhtluii riuliiurut. DniidiiK will br It out lu until i a in In thr nrw k "niuMUin uf thr Hu liaiiui hlnh im'IumiI Muyd Joinn "HiiUMdhlrji" will plwy mid a romiil imtion mdiu-phuiiincriiph will be pirirntrl durluu Uic rvrnlliK. trllowhlp Awordnl- Don Mun itkrr. Willmiiritr univrroity Miiiui hujt hrcii nwurdrd it trarhliiK ft lli'W Ahip itt Univrmity o! Orrmui for nrxi ymr. Ho will tench principal o! ac-(-ouiiitnii itnd do rrfttttrvh work, wittklnv toward hu niu.Mrr h dcKirt; liu crrtlllrd public account unl rat- Oprn Hour Brvrml Klumiith full proplr wrnt to Malm Hunday to iittrnrt the "open hoimr" nt thr homr of Mr. mid Mm. Tony Utryskal on the old Alltirnn hluhuny nrar liliKKty Point 'Hir Hirv' U havr J Hit rotnptrtrd it luutdsomt nrw hmni'. I'loiiMilril - On pin ul Oi i iild K. Mt k, Ii uiiipi-L playrr with llio iJlfnd United tlntrn air Inrco bund, (hi'invillf ah' inKit hu'.r, Hmith ( ainllnii, liim brrii pinmolrd to lilt) Uiadr of Migrant idfrrtlvt! April 1U. Si: I. Mirk If. Mid mih ul Mr. mid Mi... II I), ivnik, 4u!k Vlclniy clrlvn. Ill- rili;.trd in lltr it It nn r July 31, It'hi, and huh hrrii u handhinaii dui lim hl.'i '! vlrn ciiirrr. HkL. Mrck In ii itiadimii' ir thr I'. K. air force bund ix'himl, WiifhlnKLon, I). C, U ri k - mil Ihllor Maryrllrii WmkIii. iluiiKhtrr nl Mr. mid Mm. l.rfi Wi'lKlil of 1 hit city, wan hero for thr wi'fk-rnd 1mm thy Unlvrr Miy ul (KT"ii and took pint hi thr Miivry hponr-oinl by Tho Ihiuld and Nrwn and condurlrd by Hlan hiid nnivi i -.iiy. tJnivn.-iity ut won Mudi-nlf. m.Mli i In- Mirvry. t Thoi.n who havr innrd up for t .nl'ii UiK and itrnrral cloth hik' ( lar.'.rn at OVM wnr advlM'd to day that Ihi'y miihl br pri'M-iit at rlahU'N thin wii-k or their iiamrn would br dmpjjrd. Clavii- In tiill omiik' imrt TuiMlay at J p, ni. and Wrihir1 dv at 7 p, in, and hi urn rial ilotltiiiK 'i'hurrlay iifirriiooim, all at (A'H. Vmith ( nnli r.-iH r The one-day YMCA hlf.h Hi'hool youth roiifriTiicv will hr held 'Iiii-Mlay In Ihr Klrnt Mfthodifit chunli, hlaitlnif with irtriMiadon at H u m. and doMiiK fit u :iu p. in. farm llurruu The rrKUlnr inrrl ini of the fiiiiu butrnii will hr hrld WrdiirAday at 7 :it) p m. In thr Ih nlry kmiiki hall. Mrrt Turdity The Kalr.i ux yftlnry will uirrt in rriiular Ai'Mlim f TurmlNy At 8 p. m in thr lowrr r')K lull, Thrrr will tr nomination of offlccm allrr whlrh rrlieshmrtiiA will tr nrrvrd mid thrrr will br ru trrtalumriit. PI R Mrrtlnc f X R I t r d rulrr of Klamath KaIN Klk Itxlur Kill holrl dinnrr mrrttng nt thr Prtlrmi cufr Turvlay rrninie. Pmrllre Kaitlr auxiliaiy drum rorp will inrri fur practice tonuihi. Monday, m 7 30 o clock in thr upixr r)K hall. Lmtlrn Aid -Thr Ml Lakl Ludir Aid Hill mrrt nt thr homr of Mr.v Irvln White Wrdnr.Mtny nflrrnoon Thrrr R - Mrmbers nf thr Thrrr Tl club will mrct utth Mi-. Mrlvin IVnoyrr, ftOrt N. flth. Ttirsday nt 1 p m. own A Tribute To Good Parents IU I AIM. Will '.( K Tllrrr In a nlili'iuriiil fulluiy lhal flrnuK'rtit-y Kliu-tf. In thr vol lux Ixxilli nt I ho niic uf 31. And, I llp.M, if niwriuy erf r niitliliiK hut ii n- llllciil Idl'll, llllll ' wmild In. (i k h y. J Hut doiiiiKiiuy In I more ,1111111 iiml. 11 In h way nf 11 fr 11ml lifiiMurlx t I he bciilnnltm. II Mult in tho 11 u miry mid Hrniind Iho linnl Iv dlniipr (nlili1. Ton inn 11 y homcft nrn nnt denifwiiifirs: they Knrl UIHilnrk arc dli lniiiihls. .S. unci inn's It Is the imrrnu win. nro tho illctiitiii.s, IiihInIImk nn liiNliuit mid iiiirciiMin Iiir nbpdlcnir. In nllii'r hunu'ii tho rhlld Is I ho dli'tiitnt' mid riili .s su Pitiiw, iniikliiK roinplcln monkeys nut nf 1110I her mid dud mill mill JiiHiillim thnii in ii'ily. My nuluto In for th hnnio mid fur tho piiri'lils who iniiko tho I1111110, uhi'io iinliiiily In ihc ruli'r, but whero mull nii'iiibor of tho f n III 1 1 y Ih i rnmiilzi'd nx hiivlim rlulil which tho other iiiciiiIx'ih of tho family lodpcct. Thcro In tlio kind nf homo which will pvodiuc tho Hound cIIIwiim of tho future tho Irndom 111 thoiiKht mid uctloii of Ronornllniiii yot to como. It tiikM IntclllKi'iici.. imtlence, love, JudKim'iit, HUM, 011 tho pint nf tho parent lo produce mieli n homo, nut thorn nro onoimh of them, thiink Ond. to miiko up for the errom and lnzlne.ni of the oilier kind. Next Snturclny Mr. Whlllock of tho Enrl Whltlork Kinioinl Homo will comment, on "Mny Dn.v." J" j YOUR J SON ( I it antltUd Mo tho bott Invo.tigoto I Sun Lilo't ! JUNIOR Adjuitoblo PLAN PAUL A. LEE hollo 177? 731 Main lit SUN LIFE OF CANADA KU Music Groups Win High Rating Out uf four Klofimth Union hlifh nehonl iiiuhIo orifaiiluitlonji pnrtlcl pntlim In Houthorn Oroifon dlnliict conU'iil Friday and Saturday, Uiree of tho KroupN, the glrli chorus, a cuppella choir, and concort band, look dlvlnlon 1 auiwrlor ratlim and tho urcheAtra a dlvlnlnn 3 lexcel lonti rating, HtudonU woro takon to the con tent on achool buxoi. The majority of tho iitudenfi returned Prlday nlkht und were taken back to Aah lund Hnturday moriilnif. Tho conteat fefiUval cloned with maaUir perform nuce of tho combined cliorun, band, and orcheAirna, 011 Saturday nluht In the HOCK gymnaaluin. The KUIIS Kroupa made an ex cellent ihowlnii and were the re cipient nf co.iBratulatlona from not only the Juditea but many of the iwople In attendance. On the return trip Saturday night lifter the concert Andrew Ixney, director of munlc education, ar ranged with utate poMre to conduct the four aihool buaca and private car. over the Oreeiuiprlhka highway as the fog lay very low Into In the afternoon but had greatly cleared before starting the trip over the mountain. Entire trips, both Prftlay and Saturday were made without Inci dent, It Is hoped yiat urrnngo menu can be made to take at least two nl the winning groups to the state contest In Kugrne this week end. Judges for the events were: Walter Welke. University of Wash Ington; Oeorge Klrchiier, University nf Washington, and Chester It. Duncan, former supervisor of music, Portland. GIRLS!! after entering Ar you troubled by autre of fn rhI iiiictioil monilily diiturb nieml 1om tht DiKe jou uff from nln tmml wo wtrrvui. tired. wc.k- l such tlmr? 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