SUNDAY MARCH I ! 0 " 0
HERALD AND NTWS. KLVTH FALLS PRFCON
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she wants you to
dress up for
THE BETHROTHAL of
Adrian qe Ambord and Cal
vin Yaden hai been an
nounced by her parent, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Ambord. 222 1
Roosevelt Street. The bride
elect is a student of KUHS.
Her fiance graduated from
the same school in 1956
and is now stationed with !
the Navy at Treasure Is
land, California. He Is the
ton of Cliff Yaden and the
grandson of Mr. and Mrs.
A. C. Yaden of this city, j
The wedding will take place
April 10 in the Klamath
Temple.
in a Kuppenheimer !
THE ENGAGEMENT of
Stephanie Rose BonoHo to
James R. Hakanson has
been announced by her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Bonotto of Wocus. James
is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
A. E. Hakanson of 1139
Wiard Street. Both young
people are seniors at
KUHS. No date has been
let for the wedding.
Photo by Miller-Williams
THE ENGAGEMENT of
Frances Josephine Kuhn to
Jack E. Wagner, son of Mr.
and Mrs. David Wagner of
Atwood. Colorado. has
been announced by her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Kuhn. She is a graduate of
KUHS. Her fiance is sta
tioned at Kingsley Field.
Photo by Guderian
Couple Wed
In Hawaii
MOUNT SHASTA - The rhaprl
vT Hanenche Air Base. Oahu. Ha-
man. was the scr-nr nf ihp Feb
ruary 7 ceremony when Klirabeth
Ann Collins nf San Leandro. I.nuis
lana. became the bride of 1st Lt
Frank V. Ball, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Ball nf Mount Shasta
The service was read by the Ma
rine chaplain.
A family heirloom dress of white
sa'in was worn by the bride who
was attended hv Mrs Bodney M
kin Their flowers were orchid
The hridrgronm was attended hv
ii Marine officers m white dres
uniforms and carrying white
iwords
A reception for ISO guests fol
lowed in the Officer!' Club at th
base.
Portland Couple
Welcome Son
Word has been received of It
birth of 1 son to Mr and V:
Richard Callahan of Port'and T
voung man has been named Hu
Pr an and weighed T i pour
when he arrived at U 20 Mow:
rriorning March 1 The Callah.
fcave two other children. Luv
ind Rica-Tan Grandparent
V and Mrs Hugh Campbell
Klamath Falls and Colonel C
ban of Eugene.
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