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Mount Shasta Club Meets
MOUNT SHASTA Thirty four.cancellcd due to the 1 1 o r m y
member j of the newly formed
Mount Shasta Garden - Club en
joyed a luncheon at the Red
House on April 1. Afterwards they
adjourned to the old armory in
Mount Shasta City Park for a
meeting where guest speakers
gave the group pointers on land
scaping and the fundamentals of
getting started. The scheduled
tour of the park for a site for
beautification by the club was
weatlier.
Guests were Mrs. B. C. John
son, Klamath District director,
Mrs. Bernard Valk, district sec
retary, Mrs. Hugh O'Connor, past
state landscape chairman, all of
Klamath Falls, and Mrs. E. C.
Schweitzer of Tulelake, district
landscape chairman.
The next meeting is scheduled
for May 6.
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DATE SET The forthcoming marriage of Martha Ca
brera and Eston Kiger Jr. will be an event of April 26 in
Mexico City. Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Manuel Cabrera recent
ly made the betrothal announcement of their daughter
in Mexico City. She is a graduate of Institute Rafael Ros
si and Mexico City College and is presently bilingual
secretary to the president of Mazal Optical Company.
The future bridegroom, graduate of KUHS, attended Uni
versity of Oregon and was affiliated with Sigma Phi Ep
silon fraternity. He will receive his degree in September
from Mexico City College. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Estin Kiger Sr. of Klamath Falls, who will go to Mexico
for their son's wedding.
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BRIDE-TO-BE Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Brill of Medford
announce the engagement of their daughter, Judith Ann,
to Robert Keith Addington, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Addington of Klamath Falls. The bride-elect is a senior
in elementary education at Southern Oregon College.
Her fiance is a senior in animal husbandry at California
Polytechnic Institute at San Luis Obispo. He plans to
enter veterinary school at Washington State Universify.
The couple will be married in a December ceremony.
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ENGAGEMENT TOLD Mr. and Mrs. Albert K. Eppen
bach, Margaretville, N.Y., announce the engagement of
their daughter, Gay Diane, to Liston Neal Purvine, son of
Dr. and Mrs. Winston D. Purvine, this city. The bride
elect will receive a degree in nursing in June from Duch
ess Community College, Poughkeepsie, N.Y. The couple
plan a September wedding. The future bridegroom at
tended Klamath Falls schools, is a graduate of KUHS and
OTI where in 1962 he reeeived a degree in electronics
and an associate in engineering degree. Presently he is
with IBM in Poughkeepsie until late April when he will
be returned to the Los Angeles area with the company.
New Arrival
Is Announced
MERRILL Mrs. Dollie Hunni-1
cult and Mrs. G. W. Officld of
Merrill have been notified of the
birth of a great-granddaughter
born to Mr. and Mrs. George
Price Jr. of Arvada, Colo.
The child, born March 5 and
weighing 6 pounds 14 ounces, has
been named Merrill Nadine and
joins an eight-year-old sister,
Kathryn, at home.
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Hunnicutt, Merrill, and Mr.
and Mrs. George Price Sr. of Sacramento.
CZECH CLUB MEETS
MAL1N Mrs. Blanche Oliva
entertained the Czech Ladies Club
March 29, at her home with 12
memhers present. Prizes werei
awarded to Agnes Drazil, Anna
Hartlerode, Rose Baley and Anna
Polivka. March birthdays were
remembered for Anna Hartlerode
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