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"""V " I DINNER IS OVER and Nancy Wendt I
' v! I'-1 I ?tv41 ' having a quiet hour reading -the story
J i f vl I lltlltffjT of Thanksgiving to her three toM end J
.if Ai -IHf I ,?kiFf nephew. Even after turkey and all the 1
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MICHAEL, -peeking around the door;
Mark, with a welcoming smile, end Roddy,
with an "Oh, Boy" expretiion, with their
father, Dick Wendt, greet the boy' uncle,
1 jtrm WoHor xnA hit ion. John, whs
will share their Thanksgiving dinner with
them.
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FAR REMOVED FROM THEIR NATIVE IOWA, the Rich
ard Wendt family and Larry Wetter and his ton are giving '
thanks for this Thanksgiving Day.
Mr. Wendt is manager of Car-Ad-Co and Mr. Wetter Si
affiliated with the same company. The two families have been
residents of Klamath Falls for about two years when the Wendtt
moved from Dubuque, Iowa, and the Wetteri came from Rock
well City, Iowa. ' ' ; " :
From the left ere Richard Wendt, Mark Wendt, Larry
Wetter, hit son, John, Mrs. Wendt, Roddy and Michael Wendt.
' Scenes such at this are symbolic of the American way of
life In all parts of this country and the world where Ame'ricans
congregate to give thanks on thanksgiving Day. -
j VfA l cJ v) f I ' I ' DO WE HAVE TO DECORATE with them, I h'" J I
V ' J V f I Daddy, ean't we use the turkeys to pley with?
.T I All Photos by Otto Ellis "1 -5?
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