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HERALD AM) NEWS, KLAMATH TALKS, ORKGON
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 13, 1051
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THIS YOUNG MISS, Lynda,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Bernard Schultz, 3931
Shasta way, was entertained
at a home birthday party
when she was five years old
September 25.
Photo By Ferebee
Fifth Birthday
Five year old Lynda Schulta
celebrated her birthday at a party
September 25. given at her borne,
3931 Ehasta Wav. She Is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
SchulU.
Her two grandmothers. Mrs.
Clarence Wood and Mrs. Inger
SchulU and the following guests
were present: Cheryl McLane,
Judy Greece. Linda Hay Bonney.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Baraer ana
children. Gary and Sandra. Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Anderson and sons
Mark and Mike. Mrs. George Fill-
lerton and son David, Mrs. Leon
ard Wood and Keith and Dianas
Schultx.
Janice and Linda Fuller and
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Anderson
were unable to attend, but remem
bered the young miss by sending
birthday gifts.
Aloha Chapter
Tuesday evening was "obligation
eight" at the regular meeting of
Aloha chapter No. -61. Order of the
Eastern Star, held In the Masonic
temple. Klamath avenue. This if
the one nigbt in the chapter yeai
when members form a circle
around the alter and repeat the
obligation they took when joining
the order. Worthy Patron Alva
Oldham led in this ceremony.
Jobs Daughters ot the Klamath
Falls Bethel, which is sponsored
by Aloha chapter, entertained with
three vocal numbers presented by
their choir of thirty voices under
the direction of Mrs. Jack Elliott,
with Jean Adams at the piano. The
numbers included "Through the
Years," "The Anniversary Walts,"
and "Nearer My God to Thee."
The girls were in costume, making
beautiful picture of youth and
beauty as well as giving evidence
of painstaking training in harmony
and musical expression.
Sanford Selby. Alma Gets and
Alpha Phelps- of the chapter in
struction committee, told the mem-
Ders idoui me proper way to carry
out ritualistic ceremonies of the
chapter both In their own chapter
and when visiting other chapters.
Mrs. Guy Williams, member of
the oldest chapter in England,
called the "Mother" chapter, was
a guest and told about bow chap
ter ceremonies differ in our coun
try from those practiced in
England. Mrs. Williams is a war
bride, coming to the United States
Jour years ago with her husband.
Guv Williams is a student at OTT.
Serving on the refreshment com
mittee for the evening were Ruth
Btanley. Delnhia Hoyt. Martha Les
lie, Morris Sherman. Presiding dux-J?8:.--!?6
Chapter session were
Betty Hunter, worthy matron, and
Alva Oldham, worthy patron.
PLAYERS CLUB
The Player's club met October
3 at 8 pjn. in the club room
of the city library, which was dec
orated In fall colors. Twelve ta
bles of cards were in play of mem
" and guests. Dessert was
served before --a - brief business
meeting .when guests were in
troduced. High score in bridge was won
5f uM.rs" Archie James, pinochle
high to Mrs. M. F. Land is an
Mrs. Joe Leonard won the door
prize.
Hostesses for the evening were:
Mrs. H. A. Pollard, Mrs. H. Mer-
G'T'V, Mr8- P. Lien and Mrs
H. B. Hartley.
Tenth Birthday
MALItr Mary Kay Kruger
daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. Dtek
Kruger, celebrated her tenth birth
S'iX. Sun.2ay afternoon. October 1
with a theater party. . .
.rtI'i8 wfr,e """"PPed and
admired the girls honoring Mary
Kay enjoyed a show at the Broad
way theater. Following the show
they returned to Mary Kay's home
where they played games and ate
birthday cake.
Girl friends attending-the party
were: Janet Drager. Karen Raj
nus, Vlasta Rainus. Susie Wilson.
Jaunita Kolkow, Carol Vacknltz,
Susan Kujac, Sharon Lyons. Nancy
Kolkow and DeAnne Sundsmo. I
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Aspects of Beauty
Study Project
The Iota Sigma chapter of Beta
Sigma Phi met In Merrill the even
llilt of October I Mamie Hod'
gcs was hostess and served re
freshments before the brief bust'
ness meeting. The buffet table was
set in a colorful and Interesting
nmivNcni 11 iv .
"The Book of Beauty" is the
current project of the chapter.
Monday's meeting waa concerned
with that part of the "Book" dwell
ing upon ''the art ot dress and it's
history" and the "art of jewelry
and it's history." Mrs. Keith Moon
amplified thts with a talk on "the
art of selecting and wearing cos
tume Jewelry" with the proper at
tire represented oy various cos
tumes from the Town Shop worn
by Thelma Bell, Helen Perry, Pat
Mueller, Alice Dale Peterson and
herself. From basic to dressy after
noon, accessories, gloves, bags and
scarves were anown as a oaca
ground to the properly elected cos
tume Jewelry.
Mrs. Moon spoke on the influ
ences exerted bv different periods
on our dress today, and with ref
erence to the Importance of proper
selection of costume Jewelry she
showed conies of famous lewel
pieces in history: among them.
"Empress Eugenie." "Grand Duch
ess" and "immortals of the
Orient"
Among those enjoying this illum
inating discussion were: Janell
Adams, program chairman, Fran
ces Callis. Betty Nelson, Jean
Rose. Betty Nelson, Donna Hub
bard, Phyllis Hanchett, Eleanor
Carmen and the hostess.
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Ladies of the Malin VFW auxil
iary met Thursday evening in the
VFW hall for regular meeting.
The members made plans for
Christmas boxes which they will
send to the VFW national childrens
home at Eaton Rapids, Mich.; also
for Christmas packages to be sent
to Maun a local boys serving over
seas.
Following the meeting refresh
ments were served by Mary Vic-
torin and Merle Kirkpatrick.
Visitors thl week at the W. J.
Holbrook home are Mr. Holbrook's
sister and husband Mr. and Mrs.
George Anderson of Hastings, Neb.
The Andersons and 19 members ot
the Holbrook family enjoyed
birthday dinner Saturday evening
at the Wlllard in Klamath Falls.
Eight members of the family out
i 19 nave oiruidays in October.
With the help of Miss Ella Red
ey, girl scout executive, new girl
cout and brownie leaders have
-een chosen and instructed in their
lew wore
Brownie girls of the second
grade will be led bv Mrs. Marian
Kirkpatrick with Mrs. Joe Watkins
assistant, inlrd grade brownies
will be led by Mrs. Wayne Flsk
with Mrs. J. A. Bunnell assisting.
Mrs. Betty Bailey and Mrs. T. E.
Weatherbv will lead um fourth
grade brownies Fifth grade inter-
ircumie giri scouts nave as lead
ers Mrs. Amy Kolkow and Mrs.
Bernice Kolkow. Mrs. Zena Steven
son will have sixth grade girl
Souts.-nd "siting her win be
Mrs. Virgil Paris and Mrs. Irene
Freitag. Eighth erad criri v....-
as their leaders Mrs. Louie Lyons
- . luarun.
Chairman of the brownies is Mrs.
Ted DeMerritt and intermediate
girl scout co-chairmen are Mrs.
Lee Martin and Mrs. Louie Lyons.
A 4-H electric club is being or
ganized in Malta for boys from
the ages of nine and older. In this
project boys will learn about elec
tricity on the farm . t ,
chest, and learn of sniiinr re
pairing and Other thlnira rvsrtalr,!..,.
to electricity. Rex Wagner will be
the leader and any boys interested
may contact Mr. Wagner or Mrs.
A. G. Scott.
Oher 4-H lMHm Mmi ...
Mrs. Ben Johnson, high school
girls; Mrs. Carlo Cornett and Bar
bara Cornett. sewing I: Kathleen
Wilson and Mrs. T. E. Weatherbv,
Cooking I; Earl Wilson, beef;. T.
E. Weatherbv and Elmont Kenyon.
hogs; Jerry Lyons and Mrs. Dalton
Parker, sheep.
Leaders for cooking and sewing
clubs are still needed and anyone
uitcresico may contact Mrs. A. G.
Scott, community chairman.
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were Adrian Holloway. Beast Mor
ton, Mrs. J. W. Packnett. Karl
emery, Mr, and Mrs. Jacobaen,
H. W. Pace. Jimmy Sherer. Billy
Derby, Alena Williams, H. L. Ham-
t mond,' Donna Foote, Fannle'Black,
Vasile Plngel. Betty MrKernon,
Frank McKlmens. Craig Oiffin,
Ronnie Johnson, Weldon Weaver,
Al Johnson and Sam Stark.
Canby'a young people are back
at their various schools: Alverd
Carpenter and Corrlne Hood at
Chlco slate, Hans Molir at Nevada
state. Joan Rosa and James John
son at OSC, and Lynwood McKeu
sie at Pasadena state.
Mrs. A, O. Berg of Lake City
visited at the home ot her daugh
ter Mrs. Ray Earl)-,
Mrs. Anita Thomas who as
been visiting relatives at Tacoma
Is with her mother, Mrs. Jot Thra
sher, at present.
Ernest Vikstrom received a pain
ful Injury recently when the roof
board of a lumber pile broke and
pierced his arm.
Another recent injury oocured to
Orville Haney. working In the
woods. He received a deep cut on
the leg.
Rex nervev is naca on toe joo
after hospitalisation at San Fran
cisco for a knee injury.
Miss Kathv Moesrhler of cedar-
ville was a weekend visitor at the
Russell Busbv home.
Kenneth Mead is home irom Ban
mean in his first navy leave.
mil Rrlrksnn recently lolned the
navy and Is at San Diego. Bernarr
pinaei is also noma on irT.
Mrs. Charles Orant received
word that her son. Jack Powell,
i on hi wav to the futhtlng lone
as gunner's mate on the battleship
USS Wisconsin.
Mr. KH Waterman and children,
Mrs. Vennona Waterman and chil
dren and Mrs. Vesta Ball have
returned from a' month's trip to
Mr. and Mrs. James Fltshugh
have returned to their Canby home
after snenduur the summer at
Roush and Ready. Calif.
Vlr aiwl Xr. M F. MlHel Ot
Wltchita. Kas.. are visiting her
sister. Mrs. Joe Bowden Jr. While
her the Mtxzels will also visit
Floyd Duncan, her father, and rela
tive at Vreka and Stockton.
vi- an4 Mrs. Ren Anderson and
children, formerly of Canby and
now of El Monte, are visiting here.
Johnny Anklin. son 01 air. ana
Mr. Riv Anklin. is much un
proved but probably will remain
in a Palo Alto convalescent home
until spring. He had rheumatic
fever early last year and was
taken to Stanford university hos
pital. . M , ,
Mrs. J ICC nay. iumiri ly rr; u
Plngel, visited relatives here this
week.
Two baby showers -were given
hi wk one for Mrs. Fannie
Black and the other lor aars. ieau
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Miller, who
hurried back to Mississippi be-
cause of the Illness of her mother.
arrived to find ner oeyona nope.
They probably will return early
next week. Miller is ni agent nere
and is being relieved temporarily
by Merle Blue of Hornbrook.
MIS. 1BIIV11C fllllUEl. ,1V-..,....
Lakes teacher, is teaching at Pas-
kenta this year.
Mrs. Adrian Houoway ana cnu-
fim wt this week to be with her
husband at Bishop, where he Is
employed. She was accompanied by
her mother-in-law, Mrs. L. R. Hol
loway, who goes to be with her
husband at- the same piace.
Pvt. Douglas Rand, stationed at
Ft. Ord. received a visit from his
wife and mother, Mrs. Jewel Rand,
last week.
Word received here oy Mrs. un-
da Tappe is that her daughter
Pat's youngest child feu and
VnnckeH three teeth loose, and bit
a half-inch on ner tongue, a doc
tor stitched the tip of the tongue
back.
A surprise birthday party was
held October 1 for Mrs. C. A.
Stveslnd at the home of Mrs. Lloyd
Cantrall. Those present Included
Mrs. Avis Kohl of Alturas, Fern
Loveness, Sybil Holl. Sylvia Weav
er, Joy Pace, Bene Anderson,
Louise Longhrldge. Marcy Baker.
Toppy Tlsdale, Emma Foshee and
Jean Wesche.
Pfc. Clifford W. Cates of Canbv
nas oeen awarded the combat In
fantryman's badge in Korea,
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my and Janet, children of
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Camp
bell, Dorris, and grandchild
dren of Mr. and Mrs. A. II.
Campbell and Mrs. Maude
Holmes, all of Klnmatli
Falls. Fercbce Studio
National Library
Day Observed
MERRILL Mrs. Fred McDon
ald wa the hostess ior a meet.
lug of MerrlU library club on Oc
tober. 4. with Mrs,. T, W. Laird
assisting.
National Library Day was ob
served with the reading of a let
ter from Eleanor Stevrns, state
librarian, bv Mrs. E. Webb-Bowen.
The letter told of the history of
Library Day, and also gave In
formation on obtaining book lists
for libraries.
The annual rummage sale was
discussed and helpers were ap
pointed times to work. Mrs. H. O.
Cox. Mrs. T. W. Chalburn, Sr..
ana Harriet roinrriiwnaui. wrro
appointed as a nominating
committee.
Concluding the meeting mem
bers enjoyed a vocal wire record
ing, followed by refreshments. The
next meeting will be November
1, at the home of Mrs. M. A.
Bowman, with Mrs. W. C. Bailey.
Mrs. Otto Ellis, and Mrs. Sher
man Waldrlp assisting.
'J Dairy'
By MRS. V. W. SCIIMOE
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schmoe. Rob
ert Schmoe, Charles and Silas Kll
gore were dinner guests of Mrs.
Schmoe's sister and husband, the
Roy Holmes, east of Dairy.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Arant,
and Eldon Burgdorf spent Septem
ber SO-at Ashland.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Schmoe and
daughters Karen. Vlrgle and Louise
recently made a trip to Qulncy,
Wash., to visit his sister and fam
ily, the Allen Naves, and on up to
Grand Coulee dam. Returning they
went to Camas to visit a brother,
Paul Schmoe. The Paul Schmoe's
accompanied them to Ashland to
visit their father, E. B. Schmoe,
and sisters Mrs. Elsie Johnson and
Mary Blagle.
Mrs. Keith Turner and new
daughter Roxie Ann, were able to
return home October 2 from Klam
ath Valley hospital. -
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Sutherland
are receiving wedding congratula
tions.
Relatives have received word
that Harry Kolb, former resident
now oi Lakevlew. is 111 with virus
pneumonia.
Many local residents have been
down with flu recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Stewart
and daughter Susan of Butte Fails
spent the first of last week with
relatives at Lakevlew and on their
return visited the Virgil Schmoe
home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Estel Schmn nf
Burbank. Calif..' is in this area
visiting relatives.
A Slender Silhouette...
So Fashionable Today I
A SLIM FIGURE CAN
BB HAD . . . BY DIETING
ist Uvtf, Iftnrfer
PIOGY CASTLI in
1st nata who was a thus"
Celtr ay rascofor...e U. I. Hdurt
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healthy and wise to stay
slender. If you're dieting for
over-weight Hollywood Bread
will add a new taala-thrlll to your
low-calorie nanus. Hollywood
Bread is sliavly siloed ... baked
without shortening and no fata
are added. Try Hollywood Bread -Touted.
Toult really enjoy It I
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FOUR MONTHS old David
Fullcrton, son of Kir. and
Mrs. George Fullorton.
1700 Main, displays his
dimples for the camera. His
crandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Wood, 1749
Summers lane.
Photo by Ferebee
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By, MRS. CHARLES DKLAP Jr.
Henley PTA had Its first meet
ing October 3 and the discussion
concerned a lloat to represent the
organisation al the potato festival
this month and the H&F dude
ranch carnival which Is to bo held
at ine scnooi.
During the meeting teachers were
Introduced and a tea was held in
their honor at the close ot the
session.
Officers for the year are:
Mrs. Wallace Thompson, presl-
aeni; Airs, ivan irnpp, vice presi
dent; Mrs. Lyle Pfelfler. secretary;
Mrs. I. E. Campbell, treasurer.
Committees are:
Budget Mrs. Basil Brown Mrs.
I. E. Campbell, Mrs. John Short.
Mrs. Ivan Trapp, Mrs. Oeorgo
.111011.
Membership Mrs. O. D. Rreder,
Mrs. Carl Lane. Mrs. Charles Read
Mrs. Wilbur Roblnette.
Ways and means Mrs. J. R.
Olodoski. Mrs. Charles Mattox
Mrs. Olen Dehllnger. Mrs. A. F.
McDonald.
Program Mrs. Floyd Buck. Mrs.
Clyde Williams, Mrs. Robert Davis,
air. ana Mrs. nugn Bimpson.
Refreshments Mrs. William Tu
back. Mrs. Melvln Fiegi. Mrs. At
val Lyon, Mrs. George Reiling.
Hospitality Mrs. Brvant William
Mrs. Dayton Flnchum. Mrs. John
Marshall. Mrs. A. R. Dickson, Mrs.
Robert Hunt.
Publicity Mrs. Charles DcLap.
Historian Mrs. Harold While.
National PTA masailne Un
George Reiling.
raruamentarlan Mrs. George
Elliott.
The Thursday club met October
4 with Mrs. Ralph Hill as hostess.
a new member was Mrs. Ule D1I
lard. Those present were Mrs
Cecil Cheyne. Mrs. Buford Kaylor.
Mrs. Gray Brannon. Mrs. Howard
Jackson. Mrs. Jack Marshall. Mrs.
Bud White. Mrs. Charles DeLan
and the hostess.
Eleanor Jackson. Boh Enman
and Linda DeLap won a free trip
to the Pacific International In Port-
inna on uvestocx judging at the
Klamath 4-H fair this year. They
returned Sunday..
Seeing is
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ALOHA SOCIAL
CLUB NOTES
Aloha social club Order of East
ern Slur, had a desert luncheon
Friday afternoon at ono-lliirty In
Uie Maaiuilo Temple.
Mrs. Elmer Hnrmlrn, chairman,
waa assisted by a committee ol
three: Mrs. Andrew Loney. Mrs.
Harry Land and Mrs. Fred Coler.
Mrs. James llunier iir.iriit .i
the lea table, carrying out Uie
nsrv.si uienie in fruit and vege
table arrangements.
Door )rte was won by Mia, A.
L. Tredway,
Cards followed the luncheon and
Mrs. Horace Gets waa high at
bridge and Mrs. G. Logan Black
won prise for low. All Eastern
Star members are wiilcome.
By MRU. E. R. NELSON
About ilou guesta enjoyed the
hospitality ot Mr. .and Mrs. Davie
O'Connor Sunday at Uielr new
ranch home. Lakevlew, Paisley,
Summer Lake, Plush and Adel
were represented.
The O'Connors were married
September 37.
Mr. and Mrs. II. O, Harris and
his moUier, Mrs. Haltie Harris,
who spent the summer here, went
to Klamath rails, September 37.
Mrs HatUe Harris continued on to
her home at Oakland, Calif.
E. R. Nelson and son Herbert
fished at Wickiup last weekend
and got a nice catch of rainbow
trout.
H. C. Harris finished harvesting
grain on the Sliver lake bed Sep-
lemoer .
Mr., and Mrs. Jack Lynch at
tended the Catholic mUslon serv
ices at Paisley Tuesday night.
Paisley ac'tool mailed out Its
paper, called "The Chatterbox"
this week.
S. D. Harris baled the third crop
of alfalla hay for John Withers
last week.
It Is Impossible to estimate the
number of deer huntera passing
through here these past few dsya.
Opening day the highway waa lined
with Jeeps, cars and trucks waiting
for word to go Into the forests
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Crampton
were weekend guesta of Mr. and
Mrs. Dean Harris from Bend.
Mrs. Frank Oravea was hostess
to the home eo club at Summer
Lake lodge September 27. Follow
ing the business meeting Mrs. Jim
Carlon, formerly of Klamath Falls
and a recent bride, was honored
with a shower. Dessert and coffee
were served: '
Mrs. George Carlon. Mrs. E. M.
Carlon. Mrs. Roy canon Mrs. Al
vie Ivy, Mrs. L. X. Elder. Mrs.
Bud Pemall. Mrs. Alvin Weaver,
Mrs. Jim Foster. Mrs. Dean ar
ris. Mrs. 8. D. Harris. Mrs. E. R.
Nelson. Mrs. Max McLaln, Mrs.
Bud Currier, Mrs. William Harvey
and Mrs. Art Dunn.
Next meeting of the home
club will be October at the
home of Mrs. Max McLaln.
Mrs. William Harvey will be hos
tesses to Uie guilt October 11.
Bur eggplant ahorUy before you
plan to use It because this vege
table does not keep well. One de
licious way of using the eggplant
is to saute it in a nine butter or
margarine, lop. It with tomato
aauce and grated cheese, and put
unaer uie Drouer ior a quick
uruwnuig.
wanting .
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Flslicr.
son Wesley and daughter I'hvilla.
Ivit for Uielr homo at lloopn. Cullf.
Wednesday alter vIkIIIiik since the
previous Frldny Willi her paieiiln.
Mr. and Mia, Wesley Smith. I'll
nmry purpose of the trip lu-ro was
die deer limiting, and on Mmiduv.
FlKlier brought III a lliire-iiiil
buck, the first he hud ever
bagged.
Monday Mrs. Fisher and chil
dren and her mother, Mia. Huillli.
were guests for I ho dny al the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Olnf Krli-k-son
at the Modoo Lumber Co.
camp.
A visitor here last week wns
Glim Ferguson ul KU-lilkii.
Alaska, who looked un old Irlciuls
In Fort KhimuUi. He Is a sou ol
Mr. and Mrs. M. L, Ferguson,
pioneers of Wood river valley now
living al Lakevlew.
Mr, and Mrs. William Zuin
brim left Frlduy for Portland to
attend Uie llvealw-k exhibition.
They wero accompanied bv Mrs.
Katherlno Nichols, lo visit Mrs.
Kva Nlrhols there. Mrs. Nichols
is a pioneer Fort Klainnlli resi
dent, now making her home at
Susanville and has been visiting
with old-llme friends here for Uie
summer nionUis.
Recently she was the house guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Uururs
of Olen for a week.
Arriving here Friday while en
route home lo Susanville from a
vacation trip were Mrs. Nichol s
srin-ln-lnw and daiiuhlrr. Mr. and
Mra, Faye Abbott, with whom she
uvea at Uielr home al Busanvllle.
Thursday guest at the home ol
Mr. and Mra. Olaf Erlrk..,, u,
their daughter, Mrs. Leonard
neem, accompanied by Mrs.
Emma Beem and Mra Vila Km,.
nlston, all of Klamath rails.
James LeitlIL Sr. arrli-,,,1 ffxrlv
Sunday morning from Haninrd
waan.. ior a visit with his wife
and son Bonnie. He Is employed
a the atomic plant. Also visiting
al Uie Leggel home Is their old-
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ROBERT MICHAEL, who
was seven months oil Oc
tober third, Is the Mm of
Mr. H ml Mrs, Robert Cald
well, 1240 Owens aired.
Ills grandparents are Mis.
Itiihy Culdwoll and Mr. and
Mrs. Carl .Snlmeler, all of
Klamath Falls.
Photo by Ferebee
er son, James Jr.. with senbees,
He rnllstrd October 97. IUM) and
hus since been attending electrical
construction school at Port Hue
nemn and following a Joiluv fur
lough will go la Aduk, Alaska.
Relurnlng Hiimlnv evening from
an unsuccessful deer hunting and
campuig trip at Cllif anrlnun
the Wlver l ake region were Ilia
llratialn. Howard Luderman and
Don Wlmer.
Mrs. 0 A Toffe left Oclllher
Irom Klnmnlh Falls for Man
Francisco, where she entered
Franklin hospital for observation
and inedlral care for arlhrllls,
from which she has been sutler
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