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BASIN BRIEFS
Wmiti'iis llimia I.pKgim -
H..1M,IIM Al'IIIV Ulll tlllltl
ill milium, lunuy work, mini iimni
pit limn lni'ii mid it nuiiihur til i.ihrr
Itmiui nil HuUli'iliiy, April 10. trt
Iiik nt 10 B in, ill Hib church build
IllK, 101) KllilliKlh AVi-lllir. All )i--rcdH
will K t Hid iiiiiiuiiI Mahler
inliwliiiuiiy rllnrt,
ruiillriimllun-Plva hmoiw will
bo ircnniilrd lllbh'H und I'uiillriim
tlon cnrllllcnlnii lit Hie 11 n . wii'V
Iron nt thn I'M nil Ciivmmnl Churi'li,
'J3 Wiilnut. on Hiuuliiy inornlnu,
April 11. 'I1iy urn Wild Kmlinnn.
I,oi niliio Onry KnKlc. Leon-
nrd Olnun nnd I'mil Nordlnnd.
Family Orrlr of tho riri.1 Covo
liniil Church will mrta I'rldivy.
April 0. ul n p m. nt Hi church.
Mrs. Pnul Nornrlh will bo hnntPM.
A praurnin him brcii rruiiijud,
I'A (rrlltlinle mm Orcn'in
Blnto nunrd of Accouiiliincy on
iiouiicm thiil Bruce T. I)nvl, 619
Wnliiut. h bcrcn nwnrdrd CPA
i nrtlllcntn nl . recent Hireling r1 -ter
pnlnit the rxprrlrnce slid
rKnmliintum requirements.
, Frre Film "New Wonder In the
nmiiyiird," it 10 nun. "ounil l-"iiii
nortinylinr 1'ei.riircli Into ftiiiinnl
hr.i!th nnd nutrition prolilenw, him
been miido nvullulile lor Iho llr.il
llnio to Vo-Aic Irnclmrn, 4-11 clulii.
and other rdiicnUoiml iiroupii. Ad
rfiim.1,.1 Infnrmnllim lllV be oll-
tulned by writing to Agrlculturnl
uimii-m nivlnlnn. MPIH. S E"41
Dint Blrert, Now York 31. N Y
Forrrat lUwIey Mieech therapist
for KlnmnUi County, hus been
named to the membership commit
ten of Uio newly ontnnlcd Houth
m oreuor. Inlerniilloiml Council
top Exceptional Children chapter
nruniilmUonnl meeting- wan
held on BOO campus April 3.
KXIIH Represented Some 1010
Willi Hchool, Junior hlith cnooi nu
elementary nchool muilentn from 13
noulhern Orrifon cJioils will be on
the cummin of Southern Oretron
colleue Friday, to compete In
riljlrlct muslo content. Competition
tarts st 8:30 a.m. IMbllo Is wel
come.
KI.C flub la poruorlnd a rum
mtn sale. Saturday. April 10. from
t a m. to t p m, next door to Cur
rlns Drui Store.
Monthly Meetlnf of Klml!i
Dog ranclera. Inc., Friday, S p.m.
at the YMCA, will hear Edwin R.
Olaon, of OTI, on "How to 8how
Your Dog." rubllo Invited.
Reglitratlnn ReRlntrar I.yle J.
Johnann at Kaalern Oreiion Collene
reveals that spring term's total en
rollment la 434. a gain of 4 7 per
rent over last year's sprUig term
enrollment.
Gerald Iluh Haddock son of
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh R. Haddock.
1S50 Wllford, a sophomore aludent
at Whealon College, Illinois, la a
member of the geology field trip
touring the Orand Canyon area dur
ing the college spring vacation
from April 7 to 30. The college
Is located 34 miles west of Chi
esgo. 7.lon Lutheran-rcmilar monlhly
ramlly Night will be held Sunday.
April 11, beginning with a politick
supper at 5:30 p.m. Charlie McFar
1 Ian will be the main apeakrr. on
the tnplc, "Fulth." Lynn Fleman.
chairman of the event, reminds
that everyone Is welcome.
Joanne nee Is the name chosen
for the daughter of Mr. and Mra.
Francis 8k Inner. 1438 Crescent. She
has three hrothern, Bleven, 7, Scott,
6 snd Ken. 4. Bklnner Is 4-H Club
Agent for Klamath County,
Luncheon A no-host luncheon
will be held al 1 noon Saturday
at the Wlnema Hotel In connection
with the regional meeting of the
Oregon Library Association to be
held In the auditorium of the Klam
sth Falls City Library beginning st
10 a.m. Saturday, April 10. Every
one Is welcome and Is sukrd to
make reservations with Mrs. Addle
Mse Nixon, city librarian, st the
City Library, Telephone number Is
4319.
Correction The aponaors of the
shower for the Mnltn family Hint
Inst all their possessions In a fire
Monday night, wonld like to cor
rect the story that appeared In the
paper and the briefs. Just members
of the Legion- Auxiliary are asked
to bring cakes, olher guests are
asked to bring bedding, clothing or
dlahc .
Ilreukfasf nl II a.m., Friday,
April 11, will mark the official open
ing of the golf season of the wom
en's auxiliary of the Reames Golf
and Country Club. Mrs. Haaiby
Bechen Is tournament chairman.
nrlstlng her are Mrs. Greer Drew,
Mrs. Stanley Miller and Mrs. John
O'Neill.
Accident Rosalind Wnrrcn,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Roland
T. Warren, broke her shoulder bono
yesterday wh)lo playing at school.
Amaranth Installation will be
held Saturday evening, April 10, nt
It p.m., at the Mnsnnlo Temple.
Ruth Rodenbcrger, Tulelake and
Tom O'Harra will be Installed and
the public la Invited.
of lliri' t'litlinllo Ihiuiihters nro remli'd-
u mile led in imiKo riw.rviilloiiH Inr thn
Hiuuliiy morning hroiiklnal at the
Wlnenin lintel, April 11, following
U o'clock Mu.is.
Nlaln Convention of the Cl.
will be hnlil In ICuitenu Am II 'a.
IM mill M. Itt'M'i viillonn should be
mmlc nt thin tunc with Itulli Held-
eier.
IIPW Hoard .Meet Mnndiiy, April
II!, 8 P in. at thn iionid of Ik-uliili
Klllutl on the Merrill Illuhwuy.
Leaving Lillian Ollcrbclii, ntute
piiiilniiii'iilniiaii: F u n n I Muy
'nimnpMiu, alnlo scrgeum al ariiw
and Miirlhu Mi'Cnlluiii, slute II
nancn nlllcer of tho Kight and Kor-
ly, leave tomnrrow fur Pnrtlnnil
wlirru the atntii lion id inniubers
will bn i-iitci Inliu-d by anions of
live iKii'thern counties at u Imnqyt
I' l inay niKiit ut the Conurnsa I In.
tel. rinturiliiy, the nfllcers go lo
Hie siiiio board sessions at Uear.
hurt.
I'nlhii k Dlnni r 0:30 ll III. Tues.
ilny. April 13. ji.O'j Martin Htreet
All IJemncruls sre urged lo attend
and Hike s friend. Mrs. Dorothy
Lowell, candidate for Mate, repre
sentative on the Democratic ticket
will talk. I'or further Infnriniillon
cull Mia or UIT1.
Away Dr. and Mrs. Jink N
Mnrlin aro leaving tonight for
CJnlilbeach. Oregon, to spend Hie
weekend on business and pleasure
Inland Vacation Mr. aim Mrs
T. K. Karley are leaving by pluur
April in from Portland for a three
weeks vacation In tho Hawaiian lu.
Iiiuds. They will be accompanied bv
close friends. Dr. and Mrs. Harold
u Hen, Portland. They will
vir.it while in Honolulu
wiui airs. Heal Htewart, t.pe
cial feature writer on the Honolulu
Advertiser.' Mrs. Farley's mother,
Mrs. Helen Houston. Ssn Diego,
lornier resident of Klamath Falls
will arrive next week lo slay with
the Farley children.
Called Mrs. Kverell Dennis.
5300 B. Etna, received word Wed
nesday of tho tragic death of an
aunt, Mra. Dan Clark, fc'ugene. In
a tire lata In the afternoon. Mrs.
Clark, 71, was In a small sewing
room upstairs al their home in
Fugene when fire broke out m a
cloaet. Her husband, downstairs.
was unable to reach her. It Is not
known whether death wss caused
by smoke or a heart attack Iron!
excitement. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis
are leaving today lor Eugene.
Leaving Rulh Adams, president
of tho Boroptlmlsl Club, Dens
Ilackes, lssbrlle Drixner snd Doris
Peylon will attend the Northwest
regional conference of Horoptlmist
Clubs at olympia, April 23-2S. They
will be accompanied by Ann Llns-
llillif Yi
4-H Spring Fair Topic Of Meet
Mrs. Fred Wollrum, general
chairman of the I DM 4-H Club
Hprlng Fair, discussed details of
the fair with committee heads at
a luncheon meeting Wcdnc.day at
Ji n-Ed's.
J'resciil also at the meeting were
Frnncla Bklnner. Klamath County
4-H Club agent, and Anne Berg
holz, state 4-H Club agent from
Coi vallls.
Bklnner explained the over-all
floor plan for exhibits at the Hprlng
Fair which will facilitate easiest
possible handling of exhiolts and
contests In tho exhibit building.
He announced that premium
books, containing details and infor
mation on exhibits and contests,
are expected to be In the mail to
club leaders the end of this week.
Leaders sre reminded that rec
ord books must be in to the 4-H
Club office In (he post office build.
Ing by April 15 to be considered
In the contest. All record bonks
must be In by fair time, complete
or up to date
Entry blanks for contests must
be in the offlco by April 15 also.
HKhlbita, except cooking exhibits,
muit be aubmltled at the exhibit
bulldint' at the fairgrounds by 8
p.m. the. evening of April 21. Cook
ing exhibits must be In by 12 noon
April 22nd.
Dates for the fair are April 22,
23 and 24, and the public la urged
to attend the Spring Fair, which
provides an opportunity for 4-H
Club members all over the ooua
ty to acquaint people with the work
of 4-H; to show their accomplish
mints so far In their respective
projects, and to serve as an Initia
tive to other club members.
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the fourteen models in tonight's Mariner's Club spring style
show at the First Presbyterian Church, 7:30 p.m. The Town
Shop is showing a collection of spring styles for women in
the seme benefit show. Photo by Kettler
KIDNEYS
MUST REMOVE
EXCESS WASTE
NiiRslns hufliilfhe.loiii nf pep snH snfrtr,
hriHnch" 1(I rfllnm mnr l rine tn ftlni.
tlimq nf ktilnry function, llnrtors Mr sons'
IdriiiSr function tn very tmporlNnt to gooil
hciiUh. Wllfn enmo everyday citniUHon, pitch
an atrmH nnl utrnln, rmmei tlili Imnnrlsnt
function tolnw down, many rnlkmiiifTcr nnt
J ins hncknclio feel mlnerelile, Minor hleil
nr Irritnl !onn line lo colli or wronff diet mer
oaimeReltlnRilpnlRlitiinrfreqiicntpaiscReH.
Don t ncRlect your kidncyH If theee condi
tion hoi tier yon. Try Dunn's I'llln-n mild di
uretic. It'll nnintlns how many tlmea lloan'a
give happy relief from theno dUcomforti,
help the IA tnllea nf kidney tnhea and Altera
Allah out wnate. Aak for new, larae, economy
slae and aava money. Oat Uoaa'a Villa today I
kog, president of the Venture Club.
Senior Girls of the Klamath
County high school and KUI1H will
be guests nf the Business and Pro
fessional Women'a Club at a 7 p.m.
dessert at the Wlllard Hotel. An
Interesting program has been sr
ranged tor Ute Informal affair. Mrs.
Polly Bchrocder Is chairman.
Away Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Kel
ley are In Philadelphia where they
are vinltlng a daughter, Dr. (Cath
erine Kelley, studying In obatetrlcs.
Kelley is a retired civil engineer.
Home Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Brad
bury, MS N. 8th have returned from
a 3,000 mile trip to Old Mexico
and Arizona.
Postponed The Silver lea.
planned by the Winema Club, Tule
lake, has been postponed from
April 1A to May 13. A regular meet
ing will be held on April 15 al the
Winema school. There will be room
prizes and refreshments.
Sponsored Paul Leake, well
known In Tulelake. has announced
his candidacy for re-election In the
third district In which Tulelake Is
Included, for a post on the Slate
Board of Equalization. Before he
accepted his post In January ls)G2,
be served with Ihe U.S. Treasury
Department In a revenue tax and
law enlorcemenl capacity as col
lector ol customa In San Francisco.
Speaker Albert C. Ullman. Bak
er, Democratic candidate for U.S.
Representative will speak at a
meeting of the Langc!! Vslley Farm
Bureau, 8 p.m. April 12 at the
Lorella Community hall. Charles
DeLap, Klamalh County clerk, has
been invited to attend and take
some candidates for Republican of
fices for a political debate. Every,
one Interested la invited to attend.
Mt. Lakl Oardcn Club meets
April 12. 1:30 p.m. at the home
of Mrs. Enoch Johnson, with Mrs.
William Wllllamn assisting. The
topic will be "Perennial Borders,
and a Succession of Bloom." Mrs.
I. E. Campbell will be In charge
of the program. The club will hold
a plant and bulb sale. Officers
for tho coming year will be nominated.
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