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Iwith Pas Exalted Ruler, Estin Kiqer and Mrs. Kiger. Ceremonies were in the Elk's Temple last Saturday I J
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EVERY SUBJECT ; . on this page is ""uniling. Picture taken at the Shrine Club
Crab Feed finds Mrs. Galen Oniiad turned from the camera . . - but she's
smiling! The Rev,- Galen Onstad and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Smith, her genial
audience. Th crustacean "main event" brought a huge crowd to the Armory
on the 27th of March. (Additional details on inside psgel. - .
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WARM, friendly interest In "Us" ii evidenced by Governor and Mrs. Paul
faHerson's frequent and 'Informal visits to the Klamath Basin.
' Their sincere regard for the Klamath region's problems xontinUes to
win friends for them. ,
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AIOVE . , Governor Patterson has "coffee and conversation" with Mrs, Robert
Kent,, left; end Mrs. Gene Favell. Picture was taken at the coffee hour for the
Pattersons In the Baliiger Motor Company showroom, April 2. . ,
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?,S1TN,?MS,'" ('ese... Mrs. Patterson, Henry Semon. ' center; and Winston Purvine have no
trouble finding plenty t. talk about. They have . pitiful supply of "mutual intere.r topic, on Oregon"
educational and political systems.
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