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trKRAI.D AND NEWS, Klamath Falk Ore.
Thm-sHay, Ann! 7. 19R0
this 'n that
Over The Garden Gets
"Birds and Wild
April Flower Show Planned By Two Clubs
April 1.1 hits hern set for the
BONANZA The Honan;i Oar
den Club met at the home of Mrs.
Alta Dixon March 25 with .Mrs.
Elsa Clark, president, conducting
the meeting.
A di.M-ni.Mon was held on"imiH-' (l
whether to keep the dub (joins orl'nS committee,
to disband. It was decided to keep! Lupine culture was the subject
the club together. I"'"- Kencral discussion.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Alyco Haley April
8 at 2 o'clock. The speaker will
"Spring Song" flower show son
sored by the Ml. I.aki and
Grecnsprings garden clubs. The
show will be from 2 until 5 p m
in the Henley Grange Hall, ac
cording lo the general chairmen.
Mrs. I. W. While and Mrs. L A
Smith.
Mrs. Dick llenel is president ol!' length of cup equals 1-3 or
pink and while or all while or all
yellow, I stem; 2. Large cup daf
lodils (length of cup equals 2-'l
length of Perianth segments but
not less than l-.1i, bi-color of vel-'used
and pink and plant
thonie. spirea, plum or peach,
almond or forsythia, or any other
lloucnng branch; 10. Rock plant
display in container or plant
the Gold of the Day Meets theleach separately if possible or put
Blue of the Night, using blue and in small container, perennials
yellow in any combination of preferred, but any acceptable,
ilov.ers and containers; R. Blue r),,i nnwi-nmn itu eniii-o
name if possible, five or more, Bird of Happiness, blue prcdomi-'snow al.c." i A entries received
varieties with foliage in bloom iljnanl; 7. follow the Swallow, tea-1 iw,,.. ,. 'a in and ti am-
ipossible, small rocks may belturing driftwood or weathered Ui.,,.1, uiiaineis ,m mwWuirio-'
iiouse piams, nowering wikki ana nrnne ncs: g iiainl)owi .(, ossories and fnliaee
use your
17.
low anc! winie and pink amllplaut. foliage plant or vines. I Hound My Shoulder,
white, all while or all yi-llnw. I must have Ih.ch in Kissession oh imagination; (I. Swan Song, while
tern: X Small cup daffodils exhibitor at least two months: M.'nnlrninitv in WiM I'm
ny tlower or branch not on using wild material
1 stem
per
mitted with arrangements; 4
Only one entry to a class by one
exhibitor; 5. Flowers used in ar
rangements do not have lo be
grown by exhibitor; 6. All jcci
mens in horticulture classes may
be grown by exhibitor and plants
of the potted house variety must
Ihavp heen in exhibitor! DOS.sct
sion at least two monins; i. jun
iors w ill receive prizes, but cash
i prizes cannot be given in Stan
!dard shows: R Kxhibitors will be
responsible for containers and ac
cessories; 9. Decisions of judges
are filial.
nropram on
Flowers." ,7' . , i ,7" ,u,,,"Mf VTTP" 1 m 0I' sloumon Division 3 of (he show will lYa-
Rouline business uas con.lud-' ' -'m "K m"'- rT,m " ."'.nr. S ,u,c" '"calional material includ-
on anti vvms given on Ai'imr, ; ' ' - '". , " , ' iwicrencc in judging is aluays.ina .slides of Oregon birds houn
Day planting hy the cemetery ' " 1 vm "l u 11 : y .,.m y , liimm. , 1 11 '"'ven to newer or better varieties. Iat 3 p.m. by James O'Donahue
uy me
pink and white, all white or
I.'-,.. !,...(. i r ii. iU..i.,ii 'p..; 1 1
CCmctei'V' uriniii ui im: uajiiuhui s uiu viijim , i i i i.iiimi lis, iii.ijui iiiui
nominal-1 srn('c'u'c 's l,lhli-sn('f'-' .other byrids nodding flowers ,
j Rules for Division 1. liorticu!- small nip species ;md lare cup,
uii u eiiiM.'s in e: i. am enu ics nu i siein; yciamaieus '' inients of
noriicumirai classes musi he biicis. eiiruai v doln and species.
he J. 1). Vortrces of the Klamath
Refreshments uere served
the hostess at the close of
session.
The net meeting w
i . grown ry exniouor;
the
Onlv one il .stem: fi. .IowiiiiIs fragrant
entry in a class bv one exhibitor; huge cup, small cip or jonmnlla
U. Containers lor six'eimens will or dtisleis ot sm.dl vellow
i, i,i,i!be (mnished by the club; 4. Nat- quiN. 1 stem; 7, Tazetta, cliisle
If possible label specimens. and posters of lilies by Alice Ny
Division 2 includes arrange- hart.
.Tonus 1 opting. lij.-isinn 4 iuninr Hivktnn uill
be a hirdhouse contest. First and
are
I. Kohage and acces-
at the home of Mrs. Ralph Laird
oral foliage required with all but) variety, I
slem: H. Poeticus,
uhi'e with red ee, 1 stem; !),
Ilviicintli, while. e!low or
ones may oe usea in any class: s(Tond prizcs Ulll be Kjvcn
iio oe grottn ny exniouor: j. 1 wo ......, atMi ,,.: V(.ars.
.,.,s.K., ,s ,, ec cass. no-, Ln(er divi(jn 5 js hc Mver
vice and esh.bilor. one haviiiR tCil dui.ing tho huurs of 2 llntil 5
creami n;, .;.... o ..i . n'l l,m
Division 2 classes are: 1. Poor
l.sperimenuu Nation woo win ,..,.,.. .,,, .. ' . ,2..ln;daflodil varieties,
denion.tratu how to prune trees!"" 1,1 A ' ' ' 1 ' ' 12;" ,)lvls,n ,
iind shruns. ibe pc, ,,, olh(,. chlbs ,J.el dalhidils (cn,:th of cup equalsjvaru'ties, 1 stem pink, r
Mrs. l)t.on served refresh-ilh ij . . ( . .- ... . length of Perianth segment', bi-1 lavender. 1 stem; in. (raK'
men!-; lo Mis. Clark. Viiinia " wjjj De jU((.( i color of yellow and white and cinth. Doronicum. Snow Make
naniey, ai c iunvy. lu . d, I T1"'. 1 , , eup. any yellow cup type flower
IIIMUII", IH'MII .lllllll, llllui .... ... . .... ..., ...v h iui ii inwiim . iiiii. .iiih: in
with Ml. I.aki and Green
springs garden clubs as hostess-
" '"' Hliltcrflv. in .l;manesi. m;innnM
"ya-lo in,l !(,.( I(,.h,n (i.,l,,r.l.,n '' . . .
...s ..... i (ules tol. (iivisiun fi. plant
iiimeis; j. .-.weei i.ime muier- ... .,,.. i ...,., ,.i ,nU .. r ,.
Urown. Phyllis Huffman,
pixon and Irene Hartley.
Donna
and
4 live-, live. Blackbird, using
black container and featuring red
Where
...Aimr.s ii.in member ol Hie month award was cubc. I sicm with folia
MAI IV 'M, !.. .., t 1 r-..l.i.. I ... ... 'I- .. . . . ... r ,
.cla... .... ,, ,! . , .-I-C.-.1. " '.". '-.ii,n(lor yellow flowers; 5
.. . ....... " ' VUIIIII. II .III.MC'S. . Illil IIIUI VIU1CIS, illl J
;2:i. at the community hall wilii' islems with foliage; 13. Iris,
ALTl'iiAS Mrs. f,eo Glostcr Mrs. Itubye Kiijac, president, con-j NOKTIISIIIK CI I'll dwarf, name if possible, three
was he hostess lor the March I ducting. Some unusual plans are being P'iens. any c olor with l.
meetirg ol the Alluras C.ai'den; It was renorted that the Ma in' .. .1.. i .. Hi.-,....- 1.1 Primm nmo if n.
IIIilllL' llll I U tl II1L1.11 Sill II I u ii I'ei- - I'""
1 ma.
nig ol Klamath District Ciarcien "m i"'" "".
Clubs lo be held April 2(i at the lr' Klowering branches. 18 lo 24
Kl:.m:ilh I ill lir.-.n Chni i li inches
Club at her attractive liumc onjehamber of Commerce has agreed
Henderson Street. Members an to pay for the markers (or the
fwered roll call by mentioningislirubs and Irees in the Malm
l.:.i. ,l...i ,1 I 1 ....: I n .. .
nuns nun ini-y ndu n.iiiiiu ii-,-ai'K. i ne .iiann i.arcien (inn will rh(, 0I.Si,,. i;--dcii club
turning lo their gardens this t;,ke care of Ihe i.lentili.alion. jmt.mllc,; ht.;1I( p.,ns fnr lhc al
tpiing. I he invitation from the North-(.,. al lht, M..(.h moclinR at
Mrs. Helen king was a guest side ( a, den Club was read to a.'(lC ,,. r Mrs. ,,lk Haddock.!
accompanied by members of he ten, the district meeting April 2ii2(ll,, Monlt.ius Co-hostess was
. i u . ,i. , n,i,mii,n ""'ran uiurcii. M,,s Ml.H(. ,Jil(.Lson
1 ,' , ' reserva.ions snmuci ne Njtl(. ;.r,,nf,,.nK.,,is ,i(.h are
were made lor Ihe Girl Scouts turned in lo Mrs. .Mi died Love-ji.t ..... , ...
length, of crab, haw-
Chas. J. Cizek
TAILOR
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to make appropriate lavors to
decorate the trays of the older
members of the Modoc Medical
Center on paster morning.
Other guests were Sherry Coff
man. Phyllis Banks, Jim Hams-
cy. Paula Kuhnel, Susan Olscn
and Kclle Siglar, all winners of
prizes in the recent conserva
tion poster and essay contest.
They received cash awards.
Mrs. Paul Decker, conservation
chairman, gave an
District Clubs
Schedule Meet
"Spring Hhylhm" will he the
theme of the Klamath District
No. 12 Garden Club spring meet
ing to he held April 28 at the
Klamalh Lutheran Church, 1)75
Crescent Avenue.
Mrs. Scott McKrndrcc. Klam-j
nth Falls, is district director. Mrs.
fitly Young, Alluras. is assistant
district director. The Northsidc
Garden Club, with Mrs. Gary
Price as president, will host the
meeting.
Itegistration and a coffee hour
will open Ihe day-long session,
followed by the invocation hy the
Itev. Lerov Hedal, Klamalh Luth
eran Church pastor; the flag sa
lute, vocal number, "Oregon,
My Oregon." slate song; wel
come. Mrs. Gary Price.
State officers, President Mrs.
Vein Brader, Chemult; Mrs.
A. II. Mason, vice president,
Portland, and Mrs. J. W. Shcel.
corresponding secretary. Corval
lis. will be introduced before the
business session.
Luncheon at $1 25 per plate will
he served at the church from 1
to 130 p.m.
The afternoon program will in
clude bird slides hy Warren Kim
ball; dance numbers by slu-d'-nts
of Mrs. Hubye Kujae and
other slides hy Mrs. Ii. ('. Schweil
7cr, president of the Tulelakc
Garden Club,
Garden clubs to be represented
and their presidents are Alluras.
Mrs. William G. Hush: Bonanza,
Mrs. Hnss Clark; Evergreen.
Mrs. Verda I'rhach; Green
(prings. Mrs. Rudolph Harknoss;
Juniper. Mrs. Carlos Linville;
Klamath Kalis. Mrs. I'., C. John
on; Malm. Mrs. Karl Kuiac;
Ml. Laki, Mrs. Dick Henzel;
Northsidc. Mrs. Gary Price, and
Tulelake, Mrs. Harold Ii. Schweitzer.
ness as soon as possible. Mrs. Sy
bil Hull is in charge ol making Ihe
corsages and the table arrange
ments for Ihe meeting.
The group decided In siion.sor
the Camp Kire Girls in the Malm
area.
The next meeting will be at the
community hall on April 27 at
2 p.m. with J. D. Vertrees Hiv
ing the program on insects.
The program of the day was civ.
interesting en by Don Baldwin of the U.S.
Soil Conservation Ollicc who
showed his excellent colored slides
of Chile.
Itefreshments were served lo the
20 members and guests present
by Mrs. Alice Olson and Mrs. I
flower displays will be shown by
the judges' council.
The horticulture project for the
club during 1'JKU will be the study
of primroses.
Gulls were discussed al the
meeting by the president. Mrs.
Gary Price, after the meeting was
called to order.
The next meeting will be one
week, early on April 2U.
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