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PAGE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER t 1032 II Happened This Way in New Pine Creek Bv 1RVIN KARIS I profession where they oluclt and rake cro. Uie sled sti inns x.t now, lunuiiuMJi hum Biuriuuane limp, iilie, like jennne Finis relief 'here at election time when of the quin'et, besnn her muslcsl Uiose lmot constant vitriolic com-1 career on the piano then ."hilled palKti blasts arc flying to have to the limp nhich she thinks Is ecccasiDie to our miner remoic more uungum? aivj cnsiien?iuc communities aucii henvily mu;lcitl performances as "Ine Anselairc., ' cf the Community Conccrk tone ,! Ilm quintet of tivo stellar harp presumably to her inusicel talents. ith toe harp the artists have sev en foot ik dais with which to modu late and develop certain tonal el' lu uhurd In concert at the new "ls 011 hc '""V- Ornde bchool nuuiioi.um In Al.ui- On the local Community Concert as last Wednesday evening. A con- series Oct. 2Iih. De La rucnte and alderablc number of JMi-Creckeis SK -sm dcligined one ol the lamest and Lakcvlcw concert enthusiast i crowds eve yet to atlend tlie Con attended on thai very lovely ar- ten series in the past in the Lakc raniiCmtni wherein those having view Htch School auditorium tickets for the three local concerts huente on his sweet-toned, Italian in Lakcvlcw, llscw.se can take in ! violin thrilled the auiicnce w ith the neighboring community con-la large rnnsc o( classic and well eerls in Maims mid Klamntii Fall. ! known favorite selections. Fucmc's Jiow pitel lliis almost trebblrs the : .iccoinpanlit. Herbert S,csolii. co value ol the concert tickets by i Marred on the pi:no to share !n bringing adcltd Carnegie Hail per-! wimunft the hearts o; Uie audience, (ormanteo within our reach. I Eo,h displayed n complete masteiy It seems almort too good to be j ' 'heir instruments and the pro true or to last but I venture to i sram wes arranged so that ooih predict it this practice does con-' instruments blended sell to s've tmuc. Geary's Skalcroance HaU ! 'hc maximum enler,a!nment. Tno.se will have to be used to accom- troin here who attended the con modate tile crowds. t-cr' were "" ln aecord tn acclaim- ?f von nio anv kind nt music i "' """ concert a rare treat you s'lculda he" U.e Ancl",'rt? 1 nl '" My tjo-lil men you ne.cr s..v raw estate uctn: such elesuiH icmnnue loveliness : AIPh Henderson .las purchased tix nor heard anything more sensation-1 residential piopcrty.ot George joiui ally jet serenely ocauttiul to playisioti which includes a nice home upon your auditory organs. Tins "d a lour acre tract pt land. Hiey array of magnificent laient leaves formerly lived in the old Lester one with an experience long to re- Vernon residence now owned by member ' Caiman Vincent. The deal was fiu- Aside'froin the sheer beauty of!1"1" last " this ancitnt and rare type of mi,- "i"ce of Mrs. f rankle Williams re which contained intermittent:?' her husband, Mr. and Mrs. fctraiiia and cadenias that were I tununs-s oi uvievinr. tan Einioly out of this world, the ar tistlo use of Uie harpists hands and arms was a study in interpretative gracefulness like the art of dancing. We iiad a brief interview with the leader of the ensemble. vti- ginla Werner, who organized Uie tiumtet in ltna, the lirsi oi us sort ever to be thusly organlicd. A ratiier. small person with a bis leelmg of warmth and sincerity einlnatlng from her gracious per sonality. She is also responsible for many of Uie arrangements played. When asked if she had much trouole transporting the bul ky instruments she said they man aged it easily. They have a special trallor built for tins purpose and it goes right 'along with them be hind their car. - We also spoke a word with Elyse Yockey, the one playing the cen tral position on me stage, wno is responsible for the modern element of jai which "was injected Into the mora popular numbers played. She was alfo slight of build and very beautiful. In common interest with a fiddler's calloused finger tips, the displayed the tips of her dainty lingers, each digit of both hands bearing tha marked callus of her -MACDOEL By MARGARET STEVENSON . Hunters visiting In Macdoel last week were H. J. Moberly. E. F. McCord. San Fernando Valley; E. A. Nelson. Glertd.le and W. S. Taylor and 'Mill Potter .Reddinp. Mrs.' Jess Dieter ' accompanied Mrs. Irene Todorovlc, Dorris, to Dunsmuir Oct, 26, for a round table discussion on Americanism. Legis lature and -Fan merlca In con nection with the American Legion Auxiliary: ' Mr. and Mrs. Marion HaU and children of Central Valley were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Dieter. Mrs. Anna Good a teacher of the Red Rock Crate Schaol enter tained with Tier annual Halloween party In the Red Rock school Oct. 35. A large crowd of parents, chil ' dreo and guests attended. Weekend guests in the Bud Stev enson home' were Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Randall Jr. and- son Ray mond: HershaU and Cecil Fado. all of Redding. The group enjoyed duck hunting while here. Ole Robinson who received minor injuries In an automobile accident lornia spent lust Monday night at her home. Tuey stopped over on their way to Klamata Falls where they will visit friends and relatives. Mrs. Williams was also visited by her son. Rex Williams and wife ol Phoenix. Arizona, last Friday, Oct. 24. The Arizonians first ar rived Tuesday at tlie home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wright at Crooked Creek where they visited until Fri day. They left lor home Saturday morning. Miss Bculah Smith. Los Angeles, visited for about 10 days with Mr. j and Mrs. Art Lcnkeil. She n.-.i worked lor a number of years in the office of the National Insur ance Company there. She enjoyed her visit immensely having gone on several jeep trips wiui Art up In the mountains bunting deer and lishing. The Lenkeits took her to Allures where she boarded the bus a week ago last Monoay. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hones of Wood land, Wash., and Mrs. Mabel Bo rarih of Madras, Ore,' arrived last Friday a week ato and visited a day with Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hender son, their niece. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Jones of Paisley, Ore., visited a few dava with Mr. and Mrs. A: W. Llghlle. Mr. Jones is a nephew to Mr. Liehtle and was hurt when a bronc fell with him last Tuesday, a week ago. breaking 2 ribs and crushing his leg. He is convalescing now hav ing been removed from the hos pital last Friday. Mrs. Hare! Sanford returned last Wednesday from Wheatland. Calif., Whprft .hi, hart hn .tavinff with close aeaualntanres.' Mr. and Mrs. I Clyde Walts with whom she was ' Klamath Yacht Club was the set raised to womanhood. After stay-ting for a silver anniversary din ing below and recuperating from a mer-dancc last Saturday night, Nov. recent operation she unde. went in I. when Mr. and Mrs. Joseph p. V s Iz f -.s. .-.'v. .' J ZLZZill k iii. i I , r , i I W l,v I" 1 .'Ail tt"C Is -),.., . K -is." HI fit . Jr , Till- i L . ...! I Si: -r t s. ;;,s- 1 "t CONVENTION PLANS MADE BY , LIONESS CLUB Klamath Fills'. Monrvi Club mixed a lot of bmliiesa with an equal amount of pleasure when they met Wednesday evenhn, Nov. 3, at tha home ol Mia, Morgan Johnson. , . , . Mrs. Clarence Humble; Mute vice president of Oregon Lioness, Inti'b- MAUN i My MltS. JOi: IIALUI MI- K Mr, Klile Mock apent In-.l werli end fl It'll lllulf and Oilnmla ill. lug Iter brotlieia, a ieiiillni leverMl weeki In M7 it vl'llliig Ilia ilailhlri Mrs. Hir Kallna and Mi., Irene Frellag and thru- lanilly. A very Inleresilng prournni wm Mis.-flen Unniel was railed lo Wv' "H" prr"V'',lh"',H j ' . ,,, iCIill) at lust week's nieellnii held Redmond !' I week (itie lo Die III ueas of llrr mother, Mi s. Km all Voss. i With potato harvest over a big l'llk himilnu- hip tn the John Day country in Ka.lrrn Oieuoh l:i bema duced Mrs. Henry Olilllll. alula I nl.nineil bv l.i-s Viliielner. Vntr. president. Mia. Oiillln, who Uvea I Knlliin. t.e der Wilson, Dave Mycin In Astoria gave many helplul aua-Hnv VuiiMeirr, Sam I'realey Wal gestlon, for the coming Lion, and ft,, v Clo. Lioness state convention to bi held here. Another visitor was Mrs. Ouiinar Woltijnn, Rogue River, wile of Lions governor o( district Stilt!. Mrs, Vein Moore, convention chairman reported Unit the ground work had been laid and pinna were coming a limit nlcelv for the hu June event. Mrs, Irving Hurke reported (he rummage sale a our cess, Mrs. Winston Purvlnr, II- nanc chairman presented a bud get which was accepted. Of much Interest to the club was a talk given by Mrs. Keith Ruconlch. Hhe presented details ol her visit lo the Institute for parents ol preschool children entering the Slate School lor the blind. She was nlensrd and Impressed with this uiatiluto which receives spoil aar.liln Irom various Lioness clubs hi Oregon, ' . A Halloween pally with gamei, lavtila n lid hallunern treats wai enjoyed by cub Hi'outs "I Den 3 nt Ihe home n their Den Molher, Mis, Krtna Fnlreln Orl. an. Doyii llre.plt were: Kenule Falrclo, Da vid Hliiariner. Clitrv llnlnuspk. Iln- vlil Johnson, Dick' Jolinsun, Nei'l ilierllinr will be III the way n a at tl't Guide Hchiml nyiiinanluin. . Colored slides and an Informally mid interiMlInu leuiiire on Ins tra vels IhruUHlt Hi Meiili'uii Jungle, were itlvpn bv fjr, liny McNkm of Houtliern Oregon College ol Kdii I'allun. Allnnuuii 'he hur grew Inle, he ' held Ills audleuca's rapt alleulluu with Ills rolnrful (lescrln tlon nl the Mexican people and Ihelr rounlry ami customs, A flHirl liui.liiri.a ineelliiu tn I'oiiiluclcd bv I'rei, Mia. William I1ajmii, Mlliulrs were read. Tha Ueai urer reported lhat the club has a balance ol t'li Mis. Fluid Miiuury, iKocram eliatriiisn, niinniinced that tho next lliiloiiNck, carl o'Cnuner, Denula Yoder mid Kurt Voder. Mr. and Mr.'. George lllnr. made a trio to Sceille last week. Re. turning wlih them was Mrs. Jim ulta limit. Mr. and Mrs. diet Culleue and lUuyliter o( Corning, spent last tiecKci'd .Willi Mrs. collcue'a par- ruuK. th inn Haluuseks. The Malln Garden Club lieltl Hi liinirl discussion on report cards, A tllsrtisalw on the school renr. aiHrallnn bill wss led by Harold A-lilcy, Klumi'lh Falls, Ite.-ults of riMitn roiint lound Ilia Till graders lo be winners, nrliesliinriiis were served In tha raleterla by inotlirrs nl rovrulli grade students, Mnlin Cub Hcnuls of Tack 3.1 and Ihelr leaders and parents met regular inoiilhlv meetlnv Oct. i!3 , rrldav evening at tile Grade School at ine nume ot mis. Itoiieii K. gymnasium lr Ihelr regular lloll. Membcra answered roll call by iiiiiiiiii't a tavoiile rose mid ru e culiuie was rilsctiwctl. Mrs. Merle Following the business meeting , ,,.u,,m cl .irnii ii it r lenibers were treated lo a child's- J . , Mei S wrt lo sg ."lie" KlXrM in if ......... . .......... ...... . .. . , wnr(l , Ducninnii nutX There was also a choice ' ol ! ' ,. J'lT. '" ."? beautllul cake and. ol course, eoi-1 ,,." '. r. " .'.,,"" V . lee. Bingo, with many small prises; ... y - ..i,c. was enjoyed later. Hoalessrs lor I. v-nnnes ijnury Jr. nad the nil Ihe evening were Mrs, Johnson. Virs. Gene liooke IJie . Kellstrom. Mrs. itoocri Vealch and Mra. Estin Klgcr. monthly meeting. Fiich Hrout was a'tie I to rr a costume depicting what he wished lo be when he grew up. Many and varied were the costumes and all Here so snnd that no first prl.e was ulven. They were all promised a Prlre at a Inter meeting. Buys attending wl'o wore cos Mimes were: Klrby Wilson, Dennis rRrsi lo .,ir ,,thhosp;,a!;.ea i sxjs; TOUCH OF GOLD GLINT OF SILVER SILVER ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Huclt, 504 Owens Street celebrated Iheir 25th wedding anniversary Saiurday. Nov. I, at the Klamath Yacht Club. They ware married in Ellis, Kansas, and have a ion, Gaynor David, a student at Southern Oregon College. Thar were 1 3U invusTions issued, to local ana out ot town triends; and 100 were present at the Photo by Kettlee " dinner and dancing party. Joseph Hucks Celebrate 25th Iteno over lust weekend on a bus! ness trip. Mrs, l.oma Watklns has accept ed chairmanship ol Ihe Intertned- Newest gala cosWtlc "lewrllftg" .ila'e Girl bcouia. Troop it girls for the hair Is Gold Touch and 'have as their leader Mrs. Amy Silver Touch. Perfect for'a season ' Kulkow and she Is assisted by Mrs, which promises lo be more lavlsn 1 neinice noikow. Dorothea Elmore and oimlenl than ever, the Gold . leaner for Trooo 4&. A leadrr and 8llver aireak are frankly spec-1 Is needed at present for the Senior lacular miike-up for the hair. They Srotits. Mrs. Ted DeMerrltt l ore made to be palmed on tor ant neitnoernood Chairman ol evening, and washed or brushed Brownies. ' away next day. Th- Mnlln Fire Department wa You can streak one lock with. called out Oct. 39 to out out a brilliant silver or gold, or palm ' grass fire Just across the atate our rntlre head for a daullng el- lite south ol Malln. Several resi led during a special evening. Or dence were threatened. ou can light up single strands ,Mr. and Mia. Jack Hudson have r iintr iitie u incic iur a uii-tnn inrlr iuimih tn Kir c,,t.t;t. it is an rsi.iini ttay tn Illuminate your couture. Wha:- ever way vou choose 10 u e It. you'll llnd It Is h?h1y Mattering Ihavii gone to Olympia. Waili. to your whole persoiial.tyl 1 MervU Wii.i. ... , , . Not a hard-to-control splashing clM.0 Wlfk atl(.n(lln. .... c- spray. Gold To.u:h or BilwToHrh I in Kl.m.ii, Vnii. iuary riaiousea, isicsie joniuon. .... .... , , Neal llalotisek. David Johnson, nn fS2?!,,rf?."..n,,l,u"1 JrrrDK-t Joluison and Kennia Falrclo! and air. Joe Oliver and -family of Vona. Colo. Mrs. Oliver la a alsler ol Mrs, Jimiula Rogers. The Hudson! nniversdry It. Maim. 'here from Germany. ;fsrnrinn Serving at the punch bowl during L,l"ul "Jn llie evenine were: Mrs. O. E. Vamfioe tn ' Matt Docf Winkle. Mrs. Estln Klger. Mrs. Ed I 0 INeW fCSl isemee. Mrs. Calvin Raney, Mrs. U Ernest Tavlor, Mrs. J K. Ilvistcndahl, Mrs. nouglaj Knud' '.pn and Mrs. L. K. Ellaon. Master of ceremony for ih. v. nlhg was L. Ernest Taylor. comes with Uie package, in a line line, or ,de streak as. aenrea Awards were given to Ihe boys by Cub Master Louie Kallna and Neal HalAiuck and Dickie Johnson were welcomed as new Cubs, Movies of Ihe Cub Scout oil 1 1 tig I Meaiclne Lake were shown Ilia boys, as well as several cartoons Following the mnvlc.1 each boy told ol some outstanding Incident that happened on the camping trip. The next meeting will be Nov. the '31. In the church basement. Tlie Den having tha best attend- ance will receive an award parly.f At the present time Iwo mora Den Mothers are urgently needed and anyone Interested mar contact Louie Kallna. Mr. and Mra. Jim Nlaley, Mad ras, atopped tn Malln lo visit with Mra. Nalsley'a aunt and uncle. IM Charlie Longs. Jim lived htiV many years with his parents, the Austin Nlsleya and attended Malm Schools. Tlie young couple )usl recently married and were on their war to Ne Mexico, where Jim Is stationed with the Army, Word ha been received here of bruih on the liquid Inexpensive, sale and easily ap plied at home. Gold Toucir and Silver Touch will highlight any hair end can be reinovtd-hvuw twuik. Party Ar Lakeview about two months agoJHuck entertained 100 guests in 00- 'Pprn, ln A Ulnr-no Ihe Waltzes broueht Mrs. fiarifA'rrf ,servance of their 25m year of i' ciiiiuiiu I lUllie home, and stayed for a few days 'marriage. I BONANZA - Mrs. Roy Fernlund ' elf r.,.n.rf .. iik"-... i. 7... .' '!.'.." JT"'V. ?ru'h;on visit, enjoying some hunting. Tne Many out of town 6ues:.s were 'nieruined rt her home Oct. 2. I g'Y.,:.'H 1 I , """ " ""'I," ,,. 'L'yL1 visitors left for home Saturday. prcseit. including: Mr. and Mrs. C-mes and contcsls provided d.ver. I Se,Ule mh Pebol d will be ! mn' ' ''" d" "'"''V """ in Tokyo, Japan BONANZA Friends of Georgia 8ealolf, sister of Mrs Owen. Pen. ni nnn... ..,11 v u . . 'na .'"i 68 removtd-in-uie twuik pie. Bonanza will be hanpy lo heir i, i i, mill 1..1 in. .1 ,icr ste arrival in Japan, miss 1 least 21 hours and olten (outer ISeatoll has many friends In Bo-!",d ou can waji it out at any Inansa and Lanell VaUv havlr;"m " 'cv' trace. Vig- . '! .: :t,rous brushing will sometimes re- ..s., ncre many limes, miss eeal-;,-. ,,. u. Thu brush-on A IriD to Reno over the week end to auriK, Uie Hhrine cere- Vou' merrlv depi,i where voui! I monlal of Kerak Temple was en-lhe death of Bill Normllt in Fern. punt your streak, separate this 1 Jvc b .Mr. and Mra. Byron John- dale. Bill lived here several year Mraiid ol hair Ufa a good Idea 10 "o sirs, vats itaima, ago ano naa man rritnds here, ho d back the surroundlut hair with ' uie naiousex. Mr. hair plns! and then careluill i ",,d 'vn Ottoman, Mr. and tfur rimuii-TK. lnariCS flam- lllon and Ted DcMcrntt. John Maclnerney, Portland, U Mr. Bob Hirt and small son Mar- i.aurencr FIKon Mr and Mrs. tl. accompanied by his business ' Kent Woodward. Medlord; Mr. end partner. Me. Ted Wood, all of Eu-iMr.'.' Glen Huck. Wcaverville, gene, arrived last Thursday for the jCahf.. Mr. and Mrs. O. K. War rived last Friday. Glesner got in 1 cup. Wapoto. Wash., Mr. and Mrs. opening hunt of pheasant and wa ter fowl. Mr. and Mrs. Fran Gra ham of Jasper. Oregon came on Fri day to complete the party who were guests at the Slate Line Motel until Sunday forenoon. They had a fairly succEssiui num. taxing nome a few A. A. Rhodenberger, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Stonecypher, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Don Potter. Tulclake; Mi', and Mrs. Otto Kreugcr. Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schoen. Hillsboro: Mr. and Mrs. Chris injuries in an auwinooue ittiacm AF(1. , ......u... tv, north of Macdoel sever.l d.y. -o " is improving snd able to be about. Word was received last week from Mrs. Beth Chase, Klamath Falls, who represents the Klamath Caddie Club that an Invitation is extended to everyone to attend the Iron Lung Benefit Tea to be held at the WUlard Hotel, Nov. 8, 2 to 1 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Rushing re turned Oct. 27. from Sacramento where they took possession of a 36 ft. trailer house. They plan to live In Macdoel. Visitors In Ihe Don . Dledricll home last week for duck hunting were Bill Kruger, Fullerton. Calif., and George Magruder and son Scottle. Long Beach. Magruder is owner of a candy plant. Lyle Davis relumed Oct. 21 from Roseburg, where he had been visiting his parents. The Veterans ot Foreign Wars Auxiliary sponsored a dance Oct. 24. ln the Macdoel Hotel party room. The proceeds, which netted about $134, win go to the Cancer Fund, Chairman Mrs. Vena Oil mer announced. This year the project will be dedicated to Mrs. Frank Olatt, in memory of her for the raising ol monev for this cause. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Robinson do nated the music lor the occasion. The orchestra Included Red Still. Ross Mansfield and Russell Wal ton of Tennant and Bray. Mrs. Gilmer especially thanks those who helped make this csuse a suc cess and hopes for a year to al W'aya to remembered In raising funds for this Important service. left Wednesday morning. Hirt. Wood and Graham are three members of the barber shop quar tet who usually vocalize for the Hart Mountain Order of the Ante lope boys each fall. Unfortunately Wood has acquired some sort of a growth Iri his throat which tempor arily twe hopei prevents him from taking part In any song fett. Mr. and Mrs. Glesner Blunt ar a thrill recently when she caught and landed by herself a 30 nound salmon in Ihe Chelco River. Her nrsi Iran it was and that llsh was mighty good eating believe me! Dorothy will stav and visit her mother, Mrs. Ed Hartrog; daught er, Mrs. Joe Anne Meant and her sister, Mrs. Buna Faris, until 'some time next week. sion lor the evening Refreshments' Instructor in the library school of f"1 1'nlc' f""an women were served to- n-Lsv M-om.i.n v.,. it- . . . , ;have long known Ha rllccllvencss. Msnnrfte lonn! iou fe KeUy . ' ,Vn " V. ? "" NoW y0U "n h" nore fcparks. Ann Dalton. Nancy ""m'n '' announced by Mrs. j Just a you are accustomed to aenmor. rnynis Reed, Lois James, ' te otTnmn, associate eTecu-i,"""",a "V i"r it-c. 1. uicr orown. veiaa j-taley, Fave 1 1, B u"lvlr ul tuo ninniicaii i.i- ncimer, r.-,mer f ernlund and the1 , " When yea think ef laiaraare, think ef Nana Norland, til fine ht. We Spccioliie In CUSTOM COLOR MIXING hostess Janet Fernlund. pheasants, a limit apiece of ceeselHuck. Lebanon: Mr. and Mrs end a lew ducks. Hirt and son are (Fred Hcnsiey, Zurich. Kans.. and extending their vacation longer in 'Mr. and Mrs. Fred Berland, Hays, Sana. Mr. and Mrs. I.ee Deutscher, Mr. and Mrs. Waller Huck. Mr. and Mrs. John Huck, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nelwn, Mr. and Mr3. Wil liam Walz, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Zac'n man, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Keller, Mr. ana ivirs..fcrreu rjcnoentnaier, Mr. end Mrs. Oswald rjeutscner. Mrs. Barbara '.Scbocnthaler. Mr. and Mrs. Rayrnnnd Schoenjhaler. Mr. and Mrs. William Bunker and Mrs. Adamlne Keller. Ellis,. Kans., Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Lane. Poughkeepsie. N.V". Mr. and Mi's. Joe O'Brien. Plomville. Kans., Mr. and Mrs. John Schoenthaler. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Schoenthaler. Mr. hand Mrs. Glen Rvdn end Mrs. Marie Ryden. Phoenix, Ariz.. Mr. and Mra. Ed Inhoff. Sunnyvale. Pinochle Porty St. Barnabas and LANGELL VALLEY Mr. Mrs. Art Monroe entertained with ?n evening nlnochlc nartr at their home Oct 2J.-Hljh prlre went to least one year and probably lour ssociation and former h.rf 01 tne Aouit taitranon Department 01 uie eeatue Public Library. Mlsa Sealolf Is a graduate nl human Collene and did graduaie work at the University ol Wasn- Ington. She was formerly librarian oi me lamma public schools. 8he arrived In Tnkvo tha last of September and will be there al Bud flarris and low to Erne-.t 1 vnn Kh ifi h ni. a... . ?J 1 if; Mr". 9" -1 tie and was met at Anchorage air at midnight to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest port their first stoo by her nephew Graves. Mr and Mrs. Geroge Ba- Ted Pepole who Is stationed ther ker, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Harris and and had a abort visit with him .... . - ...... pimiiui;. (K-lurV BQing On 'Calif., and Mr. .and Mr. Orton . r.tai 1 a won 08L yiiMi Mes. ,xsrc VVVWwusvauri m MM open! 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