HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore.
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Friday, October 18, 1963
I(F Group
To Attend
Convention
; Vera Durant, charter member
and past president of C r a t e r
Lake Chapter of Sweet Adelines,
and 15 other members will at
lend the 17th annual Internation
al Convention of Sweet Ade
lines, Inc., in Oakland, Calif.,
starting Oct. 2.1.
Outstanding quartets from all
parts of the United States and
Canada will compete for the ti
tle, "Queens of Harmony." Past
international champion quartets
and regional quartet champions
will also perform.
New ideas on improvement
and informaion on the organiza
tion at international and region
al levels will also be gleaned.
- Women of the Klamath Basin
interested in singing barbershop
harmony are welcome to visit
the local group for chorus re
hearsals three times before ap
plying for membership.
. Sweet Adelines theme is "Har
monize the World."
For further Information call
TO 4-3691 or TU 4-8319.
-
VERA DURANT
Grange Sets
Installation
DUNSMUIR Vayne Ualston,
state grange executive commit
teeman, and a drill team from
"the Greenhorn Grange will in
stall officers of the Castle
Grange, No. 4.r5, at (lie grangu
hall in Castella on the evening
of Nov. 1.
William 1 Humphreys is the
mewly elected master; Archer
Van Hecst, overseer; Ann Mur
phy, lecturer; Ora Wilder,
chaplain; Bert Hampel, stew
ard; Vesta Basham, Cere.
Alma Forrester, Pomona; Julh
Cleaver, Flora; Pearl Freeman,
secretary, and Alice Manin,
treasurer.
A Halloween polluck dinner
and costume party Is slated Fri
day night, Oct. 25.
JOINT TRAINING EXERCISE
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will fly to India next month for
a joint training exercise aimed
at developing modern air de
fenses for Indian cities.
The Defense Department said
Thursday that British, Austral
ian and Indian air force planes
also , would participate in the
two-week operation, called "Ex
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