The Herald-Palladium from Benton Harbor, Michigan • 24

A. ,,111 -in i.n V. HI MriinirtiWI iftliriMWii inwmnii 'i 1 I 1 -1 is mm palladium, benton harbor, mich. SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 1971 PAGE TWENTY-FOUR Offer Help For Donating Kidneys A free brochure explaining timed during March, which is how to donate kidneys for National Kidney month. transplantation has been issued! pose of the month-long observ-by the Kidnev Foundation of ance is to emphasize the im-Michigan.

Pr tance of kidneys to life and The brochure's -release -was- In its efforts to relieve a serious shortage by signing more prospective donors, the Kidney Foundation plans to distribute approximately one million of the brochures in the next year. The new ly released brochure contains a uniform donor card Ecuador Sorry For Firing On U.S. Freighter The WAhHUNUiuiN (Ar prospective donors to sign State Department says Ec and with them at ft nas apuioBUKu i titties. If two persons sign as nk0 document in 49 states under the the vicinity of the (fclapagoes Un.form Anatomical Gif isianos. a donor changes his mind he The merelv tears up the card, foot freighter Wyandot being op-i erated for the U.S.

Navy by ci- The Kidney Foundation, a viHans and an Ecuadorian naval Torch Drive and United Fund vessel described as an armed agency, encloses with each seagoing tug, U.S. officials said brochure a tiny sticker labeled Friday. "Kidney The sticker is The two ships were unable to to be "applied to the drivers establish radio communications license so that the donor Thursday and the Ecuadorian wishes can be made known to ship fired three warning to' hospital authorities immediately bring the Wyandot to a halt, the in the event of accidental death. officials said. After an exchange i The brochure is available by of blinker messages, the U.S.

writing to the Kidney Founda- ship continued on course to Pan- ton at 3378 Washtenaw, Ann ama where it is due Sundayv Arbor 48104 Bridgman high school gymnasium. Winner of the Miss Bridgman contest -will compete in the Miss Blossomtime contest April 19. (Don Wehner photo) BRIDGMAN QUEEN CONTESTANTS: Contes- Boos. Seated from left are Susan Meredith, Suz- tants for the Miss Bridgman queen contest are, anne Rennhack, Martha Wente, Gayle Crocker, standing from left, Sharon Kublick, Denese Songer, Karen Quardokus, and Patricia Barfelz. The con- Lizabeth Roth, Patricia Stelter, Beth Ott, Cheryl test, under the direction of the Southgate Service Ott, Susan Kading, Kay Anderson, and Barbara League, will be held March 22 at 8 p.m.

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