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Newspaper Page Textfhiday, Ai'itu, an. iur,2 HKKALIJ AND NKWS, KLAMATH KALLS, OKKCiON PAGE SEVEN FORT KLAMATH lly MVIITI i: WIMI.lt .Mix t liol t tint I' I'M' her, Mill. Jiiillllc, mid illllll hll l , I'hvllls. I'l "liunnlli hulls, vl'.lii'il '1 liuri.iluy, April 111. lit llii li.nn.. nl hrr pur nls, Mi. mill Mm, We.slev Hinllh. iul wlillr lino iiilliil mi ulil Irli'iiils Mr. mill Mm. Iilnl I'.i 'ii'ki.rn, ii hrlr .iniiio lit thr Mn.l.io l.iiinli'T I'd. rump nl lifvcn Mile On l''rl liny. Mm. I1' slir-r inttl rlilltlirn, nc iinipniilrd bv Iii-i liilhrr. iiin.le Irlit finilill I'. Illllr.lillllr Calif . Rlirre I'lj.lin l, rnuAyril In lull-1 iiiiiB- i InariveitrnllV iitnMlril limn uiiiiir i ,,.r (r(.pri Hlnrr. whu trivr witlmnl nl (iniiii-r irueaia Mi'ini hi in ma ,1(iy ,P s.i.tt.rril nvrr the Iippii reiovprrd fur away, as Amend Hllirrla. Afi 1 . (Iippii- IiiiiiI, I'lunue mill Ilia Mm III Ck Islniiita of Nrw ciilmiil In Urn Kuntliwrsl I'lirlllr. mid Hint Irimi llir'.f ri'i'iivfrv report tlip hp uhlch bird nit u In In Hip wild nrp lii lnu uM-crliiliiPil. A pw pkiiiiipIp i Hlvrn hip: llliuk Durk. 17 ynuri. (,'iisplnn Tern, tl rnr; I'urpl" Mniliii. 14 ypiirn: ;iiiiniipy Hwiit. i vein, mid Clin kniiT, II cnr, lly ItOIH IITA lll.WI.1f Mrs. Hoar luvls wn jlriiHiii)tly KiirprlHed wIipii Mrs. KhIp llii.ison of Clinwl Riipl.ls, Miiliiiinn. vmltrtl hi-r. '1 he Iwn friPiKlH IiimI not bcci. null ollipr lor thirty yours. ip PriMliyii-rlmi rnnrrli Mluilon- nrir MnrlHV nipt III thn rliurt-ll liar- lly niraiis nl lli.sr iiiiinbrritl Mt g tlml.l (;hrl't"iiion. Imndn. Iiiiiinl5iii Invp .iiiiiiIioiiii ip! Wl0 n, iionir on Ipiivp nflpr l , WTC-Camp6 r 'fY':''? 9 hr llvrcl liprr, and rarh your rs j ..e tuiiin mm 1 111; nun". 1 ii' ,t t'h Kuril ul Ihe J'tlui Dm nun wliilr hercr. -...I L .l.na-l MaIIf.i., I Ptunird Irom h iwo wr.ks tup! MHH. KI-KANOH TII(MSN Klilrh took Ihrm to 'I win I'uh. Mre. I.. A. Bniltn, whose home mid HI Anthony. Idaho. In HI. An- . on Dip. Krno floail. siient two thony tlipy visited Mr. NpiImhi i vlit of a week pr.h with Mm. U, V. II...S I.IIB HIMIIUI. JVIIA. Mil.: III maklnif her spring wardrobe. On moiiUm In Korea, alive lo thr nnurni.oiis and III' hlilorlpi. of Norlh Ainirlpnn lur.ta inikpd about the pip np!i rurrirn on inn uinui.. , pmierlrnrpa II 'nip atlaclipd to llir liirdu bv vnlnn- wl.,r prpnpnl. WHh h KiiPt. and onntrv nnd IiIa .on who In rpcoverhu Iroin wir. uciv. ThPV iPuoned Hood roiioi- Hon pvi rv pimp tlipy vimipiI. and her second vllt Mr. Smith tame up were irlnil In u"t buck where it in the middle of Ilia week and wa "Inah nnd dry." nirnl a Ipw dava with the Hucka The Warren WHlkrr'a liou-p him before laklim hl wile back home, been moved to Ihe lot next door I M'. le Perklna and daiiKhter "1" iwHvp iiiriibrra 10 Mrr' Jp""Ip KiiKalP. and wiH Jpnn of Portland upenl Hip Kwter pnrlfnrp uiPre ihpivp inrinucra . .,,..,. ,.. ,., ,... .,, . i,.,.i,,.h oni.. or 11 v 11,1, k. i e prpapiil . movp bn k In A uavrtl naiknn Die PPrkln and Hue ki. atiended u 1. LI Ur iij K -I". ''KM '- hpyllhe wPddlny rl PPrkm,' ,o B.lph home ol Mr. nnd Mia. Hhip A ;.(,ilt,et In Ala-k... Cum. Mm. j,' i;r,,pr , v,.nrn,-v., . HO..'""' '" ""' " r"d ""7 " p", "".. I'miP and run (l-nv wpip ihmp ..l,ro, , ,hr (iniiPd Hmtpa. l-o In , Ml,. William M. Oil. I,rl:.l ol H"'r'- .. , ',, , , , Al'r" "l lhc Paul " Eplht0- Iipi-iiiiipiiIi . Mr mid Mi... Wlllliiin ho iih Amrrlra anil Hip Hawaiian k,-, : Mri1 f"'," L" lu" l'"1 church. ,.,ipl,p. oichiio.,,11.1 iKl ' !oi.!i onpii. v. Hhink. ,':'. T'l?':? ':::, "1"'!'" sn. Li?r- prowd which flllp.l l ip nil PIpic, llndupa arn nilovlnu the l'"iliui. mnoriii". unn.- ui. y tin couro on me iimjiiibh I num. MrUiir: n.mm.,-,.l ' hni'h ... r, S?r" "kXtoM Ui. ZLi I'JXti, Ti rven """" paclly hPind tlip .. cli.l KaMcr ,' hev madp Hip trip bv nlaic. and itturn In Aufiia. jitueata that evening. Helta Hpvwood anil Dorothy Fair- 'n, TtMMi enled "crMV flrld alleniled Hip April meeting of f' nc'!'"1 l L'ule. 8weden. the Bly Horn. Kxlen,lon unll which 1 )"V, K'T? ?,' M" wi,. held at ihe home of Kltey Bu'r J"" "''" 1? .. . , . , .. '""ended the ahowrr (or the Bob Hptta llpvwnod. Oerlrtide Good. istanlPV famllv ol Uly, April 19 -at RpIIc Uliiaibinn. and Vlvlnn Muck tnr gy achonl gym attended n brcsikla-t partv at the Mra. Oordon Good and Mra. Dick home o! Mo.m Ma.ka In Kliunatli i Fairfield and children attended Ihe Kails April IS. iRtork Bliower for Mra. 8. L. Hen- Mr. and Mm. Henry Nanlpr and jderson of Bly held April 17 In Blv daughter Hcprlv unpiit the Kaater ut the home of Mra. Jim Brlley. weekpnn at the lio.ne ol their Hon I and family, lhc .1. V. Naplera of Euxeup. I Mr. dnd Mm. Oim Hall of Klsm jnth Kallt called in tamp April 20 ,.Q makP prpuarationa for movlna; 'into thf. fonnpr l-con Brown hoiifie. iwhlch Inev and dauuhter Anita Gall 'will occupv Ihla .summpr. Ihe mPHdamea Good. Olaasburn, The Joe Baker famllv of Blv Vt lied Sunday with the Eldon Chand lers, t MKs Barbara. Campbell of Bly was an overnluht mien of Mlaa GenrRla Thomson April 17. The two llrla put' on a wiener roast and sonRfrat for all the school children of camp. Overnliitit RUesta the same night, from Bly were Odcl I.ybrand and Bobble Burke who Flayed with J. 0. Morehpad and Leverl Henderson, respectively. Hppudlnii thr I'luntcr wrrkend hrrr nl Hip liiinin ol Mr anil Mr I'l n nk Hlluhiili v, i'i ii Iiik hrollipr mid wllp. Mr. mid Mrs. Hydney Hlriihmi nl (."III Hill. Dip WIhIp Iipi'p. Hip Btii'iils wpip Inkrii on ltlIH In pnliils of hil.-ip.il III ttlP KlniiiHIh basin. Itolinl Itlilviihiiiir ipHiiiip.I l''rl. liny Irum ll.-lliimliiiin. Wn.-th , whPrn hp was called bv tlip iIpuIIi nl his niKtri nitl i i umlliillii'l . fj'J yeiir old Gcoritp Woods, who iias'.p.l awav Ihprn on Hatuidav, April 6 I'uiipiuI aervlrra were IipIiI Tuesday, April I) TIip llrst i.prlim nhiimiPiil ol en', lip lo Wood ftivpr VhIIpv arrived tiiitur.lny. April VI xvhru bpvpi'i.I ii ilcklniuls ol slock vvpip brmiiilil lo Hip l.ponard Mpslu kp rnnrh fi'iiu Ihe winlpr IppiI lot at Mitllu. Thn iiipsmiup ulvin In his icrnion Bun- will be away until April 27. I (Inv inoriilnH at f Hil bv Iipv. C. Tlip local Amcilcmi l.pjlnn and P.Hpiv' Kclilln. piirt.ir. lhc church Hip r A'lilhnrv held in n li.ini inrpi. Pilar whs banked wlih mi array ol inv at Hip John Klrliy hnnip iliurs lovply llowprs. includluu Kastpr cl. y pvciiiiik. Joypp Grcpn. hhrh lillpa. dallodlls, lilooinlnu polled m-IiiioI Junior, has Iippii lin pp in plums, fpiiia. Ivy and oilier iirrpii-:aiiend Cllrl's Blatp at Kiilcm Mils pi'y. Diirinu lhef.ervl. es, ft hpeclai ! MMiiuiPr. Kollowln1 a f.hoil linl miislfiil nuinlipr was pi'PnPiili'd. I npss nipetinv. rPfieMinienU were Willi Mm lOoliaru 11. WlUon mid served bv ihe host and tui'.less, Carroll Wilson alniilim a vocnl due1. Mra. n. V. We.l led Hundav by i.'conipunled at the IMono by Mrn. .bus lo visit her father, A. W. Peity William Brewer. I ''anrspnrl'o, Mlssoiir. and lluptlard by Hpv. Echlln at the ' frlendn and relatives in Ft. I,""l. sppclnl Kaaicr servli rs wprp lirr. ; Plsres were ael for 57 when Mer aid Adrian I'iiup, Inlanl son nl Mr. rill Lions met Monday evening and Mra. Of lie A. Pane, and MU-ve w, O Brlckner was a miest, and Drntoii. siniill son ol Mr and Mrs. Paul I.pwls was welcrimefl pv a i iilllp will have lo bp led hnv lor DpIIipII ixnion. Vounii irln receiv- nrw member Two hl"hwnv slpns a tunc, however, us Hip pailum . In bapllr.in wprp Mailr Nl. h.il.on. (rs onniimi Merrill, v. dl hp 'nsti.ilPd nl Hip MPM-hka rnnrh imrlh ol I'l ! inniitliirr ul Mr. and Mrs. Blpwart j on Hip state Hup load bv Hip dub. NiclmlMin: I'.ni.l Wlllliiin.".. (iiiiikii-i I'reaioent i;ivip iii'ininomi win see ler of Mr. nib! Mrs. II T. Wil- II It Is nossiblp lo ii)'niii a full limns. Pally Un and hliarou lies- lime rPcrpallnn dlrpclor, and re rock, daughters ol Mr. anlMra. Wil- port Inter. bur IlPscock flev. Krlilln ab gave Home lor Ea-t'r s.-alion v er the chiirihvowslollir following Jim Drgnan. from Bellarmlnp Col of nrw members of Ihe local , le Prepnralory In Him Joc, Ml- church Mr and Mrs Prank K.lward. i " Per. wnn is inning nurses irain Klamaih are slill MmikPied with alioui lliree IppI ol snow, l.ai.t week (irvllle Mllioll of llm Klninaih i Agency region, bi.nuhl In sevrrri Llniiidred henil ol aiock lo Ilia ranch. Mihcre pasture grass should he good soon, as It la out of Hie deep snow brll Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Heacock were culled to Klamaih Falls Sat urday morning. April 12 4y the death ul her Inllier, Floyd Branden burg ol Mrrrill, who pusspd awav early Hint aauip iiiiirnliig at Hill sldp lin.-.iltul. wliPrp lip had been removed Friday night from hla home at Merrill. Tlie elderly man had bren lu poor hrallli for thr Mst atvpral months. Information haa been received here by Don Wlnier in regard 'o three bnmlp.l ifesn ahol in No. Pinbrr HIM. In lbs vl.lnliv ol tipper klamaih Lake. The report was sent liom Ihe US. Depart ment of the IiUrrinr. Fish and Wildlife Bervlre. Patiixpnt flPsear. h Itelugp. at Laurel. Marvland, and slated that the Ihree birds were Canada geese, handed at Hltnon l ake. Cariboo. British Columbi... Canada, on Julv I. 1061 . by Dr. 1 M. Cowan, who bniide.1 all three ueese al the nunc lime. The com munication was slynrd by Beth II Low, blnloglal of Ihe section of Dla trlbutlon and Mlgrallnn of Birds. Branch of Wildlife neararch. at l.aurrl. Md . and stated Ihni a car bon ropy ol all three rrporUi of siallsllca on the handrd gpese was being sent lo Hie Canadian Fl'h and Wildlife Service olllce al Ot tawa. Ontario, Canada. According lo Information on the reverse side of Ihe rrporta received here, to dale nearly an million birds have now been banded anil Irom lour to live hundred Ih.msmi'.l sre being baudrd each yrar. From thpse birdi, some live hundred thousand recovery and rptuin rrc nrds hnvp alrpatiy been obtained. Further, It Is stated thai the auc cess of Hie bird-banding work II cirpendent on the voluntary coopera tion of reporting all the bundeu birds which are found Buggesllons made for Hie reporilug of band found arP: If Hip bird It alive, write clown all numbers und Ipi trra and release the bird with Hip band still attached. If the bird Is dead, remove bnnd, flatten It out and tape lo your letter, and aend ii to Ihe proper addreas for exam ination. If desired as a aouvenlr, the band will be returned, but rec ord should be made of numbers in case band should be lost. Further Interesting facta given are that wild birds banded and released In North America have Mia. Frank DenUili. Mr- Humid W. mrr and Raymond B l-oo.-dry. and two of the girls meniioiird nlxive. Ma rie Nlrhohon and Kind Willluma. FJnslPr Holiday, diniipr gumi al the home ol Mr. and Mrs Kldon Bratlnln at Hirtr ranch south of here were their son mid family, Mr. and Mrs. Blalue Bratlnln. their eon Douglus and daughter Mary, and Mrs. Mildred It. Ca.Mel. KENO lly MIIS. JOK 111: (.ItASDH A beautiful Eaat.r service was held at Ihe Kcnn Gospel ( pnlpr wllh most of Dm Kpiio children ! taking pari In the program. Mr. and Mis. Drlot llustrad are the parents ul a girl. I Mr. and Mrs. F.riin Colfman ihave Irll lor Remote. Ore , where iCoffmnn will be woiklnu. Iinprovpnienl ol Keno school .grounds has started under the direction ol fllan Bevruck and Earl Bcherer. First aid clatuass aro being held In the Keno school g in each i Monday. Thursday nnd Friday al G 30 p.m. Classes are for Ihe Keno Girl Scouts and aynnne elie )ule csted In attending Teaching Ihe j Classen Is Ella Hedkev. lied Cross 'executive director lor the Klamath area. I Flev, Dorolliv McClaln of Callfor. nla visited with Ilrv. Gladys Mil- ford recently Mr. Frank Blroberg has been 111 and confined lo her home for itotne time. Mr. and Mra. rtavniond lllnhnw, i Mr, and Mrs. Rev Powell. Mr. and Mrs. Frnnk PUario. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ramsey, motored to I Phoenix. Ore., where thev were guests of Mr aivt Mri. Del Ham 'on F.nnlcr Sunday. WURUTZER A meialllcent lene. Meay level ttvlM tot flnlihai le cheese frem. LOUIS R. MANN PIANO CO. 120 No. 7th BP yr light v 1 for protection Rondel THAT'S AMERICA'S FOLDING ALUMINUM AWNINGS ! Baautlful RON-DEL folding aluminum awnlngt never nead itaienal putting up or taking down . . . raqulra no repairing, restoring er re covering, They ere a permanent Investment In . . More aufy modarn daiign that .iddi new imartntu to your home luit. out bsktd-on colon that slay freih and claar. Wore Cemferl shut out haat and glare, let in tha air. Keep homai up to iO cooler in tummar. Mere Premtlen windows may ba lift open during riini. Ketpi bright inn from fading drapet, furniture or rugi. 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