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SATUItlMY, DKCKMBKR 22, IPS I HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALI-S. OREGON PAGE NINS Ity IIIVIN FAIIIH n-lili. jprk Iibm form a btur-l'all 1 ki...ii..i mil ulllt llm Mrrlvtil lat iui.il i nl lltL' district's new lire I I1CW lliu new wnn III. u,.M .... vitr ........- truiH about a wrpk auu und nan (committee will he John Klchard- liren KiilnlllK III llM"'n'' mo- Mill. Cliairinaii; j-biii turner; i,rr iiifiiiiiiii earli "y! NurnliiK u'Nru una Aivin mi nunc, a oik HlrnnKP contraption mi lull ol pel- time In exuec-Uvl lor II In probably ...... i. i..u nit- in tiiirlv Him infiKl riflrhmtrd holldav of the vi.ru u.i.nilit.1- i-iin nut lllll flooitl 01 : VeBr. I lir urilllKe urcilCHira will It .Happened This Way in New Pine Creek Mr. William Frsns and dauiih Ur, Mm. Myrtl. Gentry, returned last Wednesday alter havlnn apeut beveral weeks visltinif bac In Il linois. They ne-vcr encuuiiiered any snow until tliey got home. Mr. and Mrs. John Richardson entcrtaini-d wuh a turaev dinner . ... 'December I) In honor ol Mr. dance on Monday, December 81 .ii.i.n farauiev birinday. mis. a reat bin New Year s dance i mchardson'a auests were Mr. and to dance tne oia year out ana me , M. i .iuv.,.n Hmul- on ..i.,.,.l. mi n lilliwll n( trfeii'luirtiK Whnt sort ol scared Ui. wns wees okd lust HuJiilny nl a truck oiirr utlonul jnpe llliK li e bullied ul at certain aiiota underiinalli unci we couliln l act mo pumper muihu- she nui'kril ulr )Imiii ir mm Ililnu li'llml. HI ic wun a (Jiuil bubyl Hurely the Curse ol the Dodo bird hud been laid upon the district I Hut dear old AbblU. the Nelson F.iiiimenl cnmiiauy'a iiit'chunlc, enme dov.n the next diiy put In wine more valves and pet-corks lOr UruilllllK Kivru ills iimsi- wand over lier. a lew limes and the pumpliiK appuralui ol l he neat lookinit lob with only 1100 some odd miles on her speedometer. aKUln hummed a sonx ol puiiuiinK bcuuty. On Wednesdny Bill While ol the Oregon lire insurance rutltiu bu rcuu. kvc Urn Job a thorounh test !ku iliiu.ii ut Hie Willow HiiuTh mill pond, tihe'll have a Ihk tlml will i " ' - ! WITS. 1M UM DlUUlvy. Ulll fllll. new one In. HerviiiK on Ihe dance I Mr. ,na Mrh, Albert 'turner. fuUy Byrd anu Mra. Ailie nammersiey oi New Pine Creek. Alter dinner trie uroup piayed ciru and biiiKO and nad a very plca.'.anl time. A banded mallard duck shol on October ft. luul bv itooeri runs wan reported to the department ol Interior. A reply to tne report was i mUl HUB UIIU WHS vbiiui-u mum u nice P-juoult at the Oray Loune rclune in JSlCUl nUlll- i: r.lll lun upuru uin Im kits and "!, October' 30, 1K40. bv tne Caluorniu n-. UIV1SIUII ll.ill piiu i..v. When Snntu came whnt a niKht! ..By means ol these numbered hsnils linlifirLant investiuutions re. alive to tile migrations and hie fa r nrovlrle the music. Following Ihe aniiiKe meeilnif Ihe j members held their annual Christ- mas puny, mere whs h nu-n ap iroorlute prouram ol musical num bers, rcciiuiions, lllKn. pond. Bhe II nave a ihk nui win i UI) Mui your moulh. Anyway Hiinia lower our Ini.uriiuce rules some-- rjlnus Ihorouahly enjoyed lookliig lierhups 6 percent but It won't be i nlo lhe ttce ol those aincere little II. ....i-n lirltlliint rulliii fnr which I .ii..... ll ann ni nniHt lnnn ,i... ....... - V" i-iiuwn n lJl" we hud ul llri.t aimed. You can I I all,Pa i i ..i...,.i. uiIimi ui.iip unrlrlliu : ... i n..i uriiK him riime Ihe fllstrlbll linn nl u Lot of uood thlnus to eat lor the kldilos candy, nuts, applet.. 1 ntores ol Nonh American birds oruintPs "d oher lavors which they : Ere ,cln(( carried on," tne pain- ait enjoycu. pf,Ct reads. "Ihe bands are ai- Here's a lip 11 you ever consent lu(.he() , i,.. blras by volunteer co- ', U playlnir Hnnla Cluus remember , uperal0I. wh0 ,.rvc without pay. not to talk too much and don t wear :-,'ncMI COOperaior:i are scattered , an eslra pillow especially II you1.,,. the contnent In Alaska. Ca welKh over aw pounds. For one i nd Mexico, and Uie liniled lllllc lrl ill was lhe lour-year- 1 8tall.- am in goum America and old daiiKhlCT nl Bill and Harel the Hawaiian Isianos. ; hi, i " WU, bled reused 111 awareness acairoya rt . awav as Arvcntina '1 ' ! ' r ' (I li f (x I"- t . t" f-'-j Us- Vr-i , . ... . 1;. HavX2.J THE NEW MR. AND MRS. RAWLAND E. MUELLER, who were married in the Sunnysid Mcthodist church in Portland, November 24 at 4:00 p.m. Dr. William Bowman offici atcd. The couple are now at home, 4691 Cannon avenue. They are shown with their attendants, John Hamstreet and Mrs. Robert Kendall, best man and matron of honor. Photo by Kennel Ellis, Portland be to choosy whtn vour vvorklnK (-upu:il is lull a nine ntni. .-s But don't lei anyone kid you numliiu lollowcd Joyed snuare dancing 4 0 ClOCk. ci,.H.lfl k.nri no nr 'TiniZinu u . - --- " dales back 10 oi in wc w. . .. A u.. flml nruanlzed in this I UK out T-i,. iinnv Hour club held Its , rannirv bv Uie American Bird UirouKli her noiilo wllh i Christmas narlv Monday evening j Bandlinr association m 1809. In lBJ iiminiis ol iire.',surc. ! iwamher 17 with nearly all ol Its : ,h. nrnsram was taken over by A 11U.SA A lOU WUUIU Ul liuu .u ,A,Kr inri tllPlr IBlTlllies DrCS- lha II K OIOIOUICHI SUIVCV . lob is lusl a inluhl v line Invesl- menl In case ol lire. Under olilcial lest the rlK threw 481 iiulions per minuu: wnisiunK "" MR. AND MRS. WRIGHT A. CARLET0N, who were married i.. it.- 'i'-lli., Hfnitiilltl ..liui.li in CMilrwi fin N.'ntonili(ir ill lliu lliillljr HIV lllVlll..i Lllllli ii in v-iiiv. i. The couple will bo at home in t'orvallls, where the bride groom is a senior at OSC. Photo by Staples, Chico Marzolla-Carleton Vows Exchanged in Chico Trinity Molhodl.st church In Chico, was the scene of the IliarnaUO Ol itliiry ivuill iuiIILuiiii mi hiikih n. vdiitiuii niu.il i" .....-. i--i ' i M. ..Piu "'i"--" . j iiiHtiiufet, 3 a I n,,.wU nl nrxssure Is not nearly, inral,,nir i urhn elnborated UDOn Itcv. William Gould read the cvoninu service Dciore a mim-;'- ,,,,,; r hurdiv ever used .,; witiB they appeared in b(r of flieiuls and relatives Oil November 23. Mary Kutll U!like In the cities where there are succeK8ion. "Our Hnppv Home" (hi. rlmiiihlnr nf Mr and Mrs Kuccnc W Heed CIlIcO' and ' uc "uIWIuks. Hie only aovantuKe j wa, played by Mrs. Dorothy Leeh 1110 (laUglHer 01 Mr. ana mis. llUjliit n. nitu, t-nitu, 'ul11 i0, fcUC, fquipinent would have been mnn"aiKl Mr. Amy cloud. It waa her father gave IllT III marriage. a posslbllliy ol lower insurance a alc,ihey lauxhed when they Her husband is the son ol Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Cai leton, rales relative and subject io other hf)uWa crled. on i c vi Ur, Iquttllllcallon and requirements thai BrDI(ra F,her plnyed the ac- 204 b. hllloratlO. !r.ie diirlcl does not have ut this Uordloit accompanied by her ala- and lhe' North Cook Islands ol New Zealand In ihe Bouinwesi j-bchic. "From these recovery reports the no Questions ages which birds attain In tne M 1 ..itu - hln,, aR'ertullieri A tCW Willi .IB ".u -" -- Ihe prouram ' examples are: Black Duck n years 1 ""'and a little Inlcr "upper was i Caspian icrn, a yc. -nuri i r,... rnminniri until Martin. 14 years; Chimney Hwiu, paltry live grand expended on Hint abmu 130 a.m. Then two sets en-; 12 years; and Chickadee. years. 1 A class -A ' Job would ol had to m.mDr and their families pres pul out iOO gallon with 240 pounds . r .u.r a very complele and ..I nrohkinr thai WUH WilUl llie ,b,., in,... fl nrocrnm Wan held board orlKlnnllv strove lor but that consu,tlnK ol two plays, and some kind ol a )c.b wouil have cort Uie muicil numbers. One play was a district around I14.0O0. For B" "btyle Review" with Mrs. Alice AI practical purposes In mis urea, ati cn mperBOnalln- the announcer Baskets ol while chrysanlhe." mums ilnnkcil with seven branched candelnbra and pews decorated villi lem lied wuh while snl'.n ribuon lornied the bickuround lor the double nun ceremony. The bride's tiowu waa ol Chan tilly lace and nel over while lal leta wllh lull lengih aleeves pointed over the wruis. lier Illusion nei bridal veil was caught h an ij lanuemeiit ol orange blosioms and she carried a bouquet ol white car nations and alephanolia. Myrtle Hoberl.-.on ol Toledo. Ore gon, wus nirid ol honor wearing lavender lalleta. bceondnry atlend--nls were lhe bnde a sluier. Ar Ivne Murtolla nd nettle Lewis ol i.orvalhs in gold mllela gowns. Kach tarried bouquets ol broiue ciii..anUieinum.-. I.ltile Cheryl bumulj, niece ol Ihe bridegroom, Ironi Oakland, was llower girl. Bhe wore a pale green lalleta Irock nd her head niece wan ol pink roses. Candle lighters were Klsle Marsliall ol Chico. and Mary Knudaou, Corvl lis They were In gold and green lalleta irocks. respectively. Jnmes Creswcll ol Klamalh Falls v best mm. U: hers were Don F.rlrkson and Don Mesner. also ol Klnmallt Fall.'.. Preceding the cereineny. Carl Hunter snog "Give Me Your Hand." Because" and me lord'a Prajer." He was accom panied a. Ihe organ by Mrs. Ful Hill. For hrr daughter'a wedding Mrs. Reed chose a charcoal KM"' aeinble with pink accessories. Mrs. Carlelon wore navy wllh gray uc ceirorle. --,, Following the ceremony a recep lion was held l ll'.ie Oaks Pnirlcia Stoddnrd was In charge 01 Uie gust book. For her going away costume the bride wore a gray mm with blutk accessories. The couple honeN mooned In aoulhern Calilornla und Mexico. , . . Murv Rulh was gradunled Irom Chico high school In 1050 and 1 at tended 08C lor one year where she was alllllaled wlUi Alpha XI Delia sorority. The bridegroom la aenior i OSC. The young couple la making their home m Corvallls while Wright completes his studies. Out ol town gueain Included. The bridegroom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cnrlelon. Mr. nd Mrs. Bta mats nd daughter ol Oakland; Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cnrey ol Woodland. Mrs. Clernld Sutlon, nodding: and Mrs. I.ols Cowen. bridegroom's aunt Iroin Oakland. Home Extension News MAI.1N The Mnlln Home Plxtrnslon Unit met December 4 at the high school 1 home eo room. The meeting was opened with scripture reading by Mrs. Smaller, followed with short cut method of frosting cup cakes demonstrated by Mrs. Ben Johnson. Roll call was answered with each member placing a used toy In Uie box, to be given to the firemen who will distribute them to children at Christmas. "Silent Night" was sung by all. The project for Ihe meeting was freezing precooked food. Precooked and tro7.rn foods were brought and compared to the same foods which had been cooked that day. Teams with four women each examined and tasted the foods to determine which was the fresh and which had been fror.en and thawed. The project leader was Mrs. Elva fimalley. Those present were: Kffa John son, Emma Morslock, Bonila Mail liny, Klvn Bmalley, Bessie Cornell, Clliidys Rnjnus, Vlolette Kinu, Vir ginia Rnjnus, Belly Halouaek, Nor ma Petrnnek, Irena Jellnck, Elsie Mock, Mildred Rnjnus, Gladys Ha loti'irk, Mildred Helm, Opul Day and Caroline Lovenesa. Rainbow Girls At Malin ter, Anna Mne on Uie piano. The numbers were "ailver Bell" and u-r. rjiniM Santa Claus Mrs. Margaret Carter and Mrs. Eunice r-oihurn sang a duct "Joy to the the QDliriCV uoes iiuv iiu time bul enn gruduuuv ouuo imu. .. ...... 11 1 hinl hv the board. when lhe 'district llnances will have improved so that a greaier mvenv- . i.t. m lutiir luvotit can be ... "u .. aw..i n.at limp ftanta msi tsi nainhnw niria ' imrrhBsed. riuiia arrived. Impersonated by t-i. nvi thlnr on the fire a is- UIM- uni ai Lakevlew nonoreu weanesauy evening. .""d"k". ,. , t . good live cember 12. wllh the visit of Mrs. ...,,,., organization whipped in Verna Gray ol fieaalde. auprrme . acilon. Fire Chiel Kellon Buuer . ....... -1 -a uiik ihi resDonslblllty Illsprciur 01 i.biiiuow viilin in UIC Ul lllfinw - -- - r?vmrv gon. Acco,npr.ny.g her was Don. U '-r' .nhJ3hftrlci has Orovri. Lebanon, grand worthy ad- ' ;,,,,, me lire truck and It visor ol Oregon Rainbow. ! behooves all to raUy around In lull The ollicers ol the Malm asscm- support una cooncr. . - . lily exemplified lhe work lor Mrs. l( t'vated oon as possible. Oray'a approval. I The board has discussed this pro- Kseorted in the east besides the "d'"' .' " h 11,. korial av dillnguL-.hrd gursu. were Ann ; """"'" .lcl possibilities with Paygr. worlhy mulron. Prosperity ! cc 'V arV-a centered upon chapier OICH. and Charlea linm.l- in B '"',"J " ot getting Inn wnrLhu natron. 1 -"" . afltlnnllv Members ol Ihe local Rainbow lhe common inn" iiT.ii 10 well trained firemen efficiently Mrs. Hilda Holt ol Lakevlew and . ........ A .t.nr,.H amoniist the IK1UID -' children, over-llowlng Into someoi the laps oi tne oiuer o.n.. secret pals exchanged gilts and what I mean they were beautllul gilts. Every lady's gilt was an ex quisite hand-worked piece-usually oi gorgeous ui.ns.i. ... A lovely dinner was served which concluded the evening. Oh yes! Grandpa Is doing the column this week. Just happened today. Daugnter oue was vum j h. tork about 10:30 this morning. December 1, and Us a boy. His name is iood i mow jn, weighed 7 lb 12 07.. tii. siork came In on the wings of the storm about 7 days ahead of schedule following me uiu the US. biological survey mow the Fish and Wildllle service.) By authority ol the Migratory Bird Treaty act, blrd-bandlng in Norm America is under me geni-rui un ection of the Fish and Wildllle ser vice of the U.S. department of the Interior in cooperation with the Ca nadian wuaiue kii j i oartment ol resources and develop ment. Special permits nave oecn issued to some two mousano. volun teer cooperators who do most oi the actual banding. "Nearly six million birds hove now been banded and some lour or live hundred thousand more are being . bunded each yea. '.From these birds some it nuiiu.t- have ireuuy success of the blrd-bandlng work Is dependent on inevor.-..K-. atlon oi tne genu . ; .r . porting all the banded birds which are lounu. iw.j,.v..n v. ... j ready lor aciion. uwbiu ncio ii-.iirni, wa wn n.'-, BlldCS lor tUO nrciiivn eral visitors Iroin Manznnlta chap- adv offn ordered and big things icr. j u. run.. I socially are pmnnca mi all Chrlstmos pacaages snouiu During ihe business mecung the which will be more or t u,i..erd early" and now his little girls voied to make ond lake i handicapped until a new lire ouuu-1 w(n b( ..0p(.n a, xmas. Mr. cookies to the old lolks at the ' lnR can be erected to serve as an MrJ Kell0I1 Vincent are proud county Inrm lor Christinas. accommodative meeting place, ii ; pnI.enls, Tlie meeting wns preceded by a will be a distinct """ " -";h: n,.Ht.v potluck supper, which was served as a fireman In the district when Mf nd Mrs Clayton Brad e Itom dehthtlullv decorated tables all lhe unlt have been wor a stopp.d Tuesday noon to bid adieu carrying out the Christmas theme, lout. It Is the bellel ol the ooara. !nd D,caun a few edibles as the Tlie Home Ec ladles held their down ,m0 the sunny south Chrlslmas party lest Thursday eye- wU, v,slt , Modesto. and nmg. December 13. at which busl- AnReles and drill on down to ness was mixed wllh pleasure and D, where some friends of a line social time ''"'-- While the Indies' men lolks deco rated Ihe big tree iby the way thev did a line Job ol in. he women prepared the treats lor the klddos at the Orange Christinas nriv A wonderlul supper was thrown In lor good measure and Pinochle Party I.ANOFXL VALLEY Mrs. Louis Stuller entertained at her home on December 11. wlUi a pinochle parly. Her home was attractively tlecoriilod wuh a Christmas mnlil and the refreshments wero carried out In red and green Mrs r.u..,.. c. u" i1i , : i,..a n hlnh prl.o. Mrs. Joe Potucek got . n,,. Indies also revealed the names low and Mrs. Kermll Keyser ona( thetr secret pals and an ex Uie travelling prise. Others prcs- !chsnge ol nice gilts took place, rut to enjoy the allernoon were Mrs. Ted Schniedll. Mrs. George Al Ihr rerulsr meeting of the Fernlund. Mrs. John Sullivan, and ; grange held last 8alurday evening Mrs. Dick Holman. 'l was decided to hold a beneill ..... . .ahin launch. Here thev have been Invited to go deep sea fishing. Then thry will float ever tne ooraer wun uie u.n modern house trnllor into old Mexi co and relax to Mexican hospitality. They will probably return via Arizona. Mrs. Erby Mulkey received word Wednesday. December 13, that her mother, Mrs. Montlee, of Phoenix, Mrs.' Mulkey left' Immediately. It was later icnriica msi Airs, juhiu lee had passed away. COUPLE WED IN PORTLAND Bunnyslde Methodist church in Portland was the scene ol the wed ding of Vellma Buzzce, daughter of Mr. end Mrs. Howard Buzzee, 1616 8 E. 34lh street, Portland, to Raw Innd E. Mullcr. son of Mrs. E. O. Patrick, 4C91 Cannon avenue. Dr. William Bowman outdated. Escorted to the altar by her la ther who gave her in marriage, the bride was gowned in an aqua lalleta dress, ankle length, with net overskirt lace sleeves and high lace collar. Her fingertip veil was held In place with orange blossoms. The bridal bouquet was ol white chrysanthemums centered with a white orchid. Belore the ceremony Richard Denner sang "Always accompa nied by Mrs. C. Grover at the or gan. Candlelighters were Sandra Ben son and Diana Mcintosh. Matron of honor was Mrs. Robert Kendall In ankle length taffeta dress with net overskirt. Her nose gay was of yellow chrysanthe mums. The three bridesmaids were dressed alike in aqua talfeta dresses styled as the matron ol honor's, and they carried nosegays of rust chrysanthemums. They were Josie Lou Buzzee, JoAnne Mahan and Vivian Repp. ' .. in- .;. vf--V - i- - ' M i Li- i V " ' f - MALIN BEEF CLIB Norman OUva was elected presi dent of the Malta Beef club al tne nome oi can .. .w.., Outer ollicers elected 'ere.Ha" Wilson: vice presiacnv leader; Marvin Mocken, secretary, "j .1 ahiriev Scholleld. Anu ucuuid! m.b.. j rirant at arms: and Roxanne Wilson news reporter. i.v.i- wiicnn reDorted on how to start a call on feed. The next meeting win u mm the home ol Jimmy Parker. Jan- n k.iiM will he made. Club members present were Lou . . ir 1 ChlrtAV Ann and ooraon ivunui , . n cs.K.f 111 KhMWI. Bev- ... i iitmu CMi KAtnlpen. eriy aiiu uiuhhj r Roxanne. Harry, ana son. Norma and Norman ouya. mj.iu. .ml Jerrv Ramus Shirley Mock. Marvin Macken. Donnie Micka and Jimmy Parker. Roxanne Wilson News Reporter THE GAT SEWING CLIB The Gay Sewing club of Alta mont met at the home of Mrs n.. mMMns wo f-alleit In nrrter bv Pres. Shirley Brady. Minutes were read by Secy. Larraine Clark. a ...... n.aB m.H. Ki Ftulnruc Tracy about assembling our sew ing Kit. All the girls stsrted making a needle case. Junior bridesmaid was Bandra Hamstreet and she wore a pink dress the name as the bridesmaids and carried nosegay of pink chrysanthemums. Best man was John Hamstreet and ushers were Jim Barlow. Dave Summers and Robert Kendall. For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Buzzee wore a pale blue dress with navy accessories and her cor sage was of white roses. Mrs. Pat rick chose a rose colored dress with navy accessories, and also wore white roses. A reception waa held In the church parlors immediately after the ceremony. Dot Davy and Carol Denney poured, Darlene Hough cut the cake and assisting about the rooms were Louette Bummers, Jo- Icy Lorenson and Audrey Barlow. The couple came to Klamath Falls lor their honeymoon and tha bride wore a navy blue suit with red accessories for the trip. They are now at home, 4691 Can non Avenue. Anne Rilance, Helen Haimah, Bhlr- view. HIGH AIM TOKYO. Wl Crown Prince Akl blto, who will officially come ot age tomorrow on his 18th birth day knows what he wants to be when he grows up. "I want to b a man with a strong moral back bone, and a keen and reliable in sight and knowledge," he told Kyodo News Agency in an uncr- FIRST- FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION and 540 Main Street The Gav Sewing club met at the home of Mrs. Thurman again No vember 26. The meeting was called to order by Shirley Brady. The group sang "Do your Ears Hang Low?" and the "Night Herd ing Song." The program was planned for the year. The girls vottii that they would draw names for Christmas gills. LaVerne Perry News Reporter POE VALLEY SEWETTES A group of 4-H sewing girls met November 26 at Mrs. William Tu bach's house. Refreshments were served then everyone worked on their pin cushions. The older girls were to get material for play suits which they axe going to make. The rest of the girls were to finish their pin cushions. 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