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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 24, 1963)
m it w or a'" unmn HER.UD A.VD NEWS. Klamath Falli, Orf. Sunday, February U, 19(53 PAGE 5-D Sl KI'ltlSK I'AIM'V Sl'MMKK LAKE - linb KIdcr childicii, Mr. anil Mrs. John O'Lcury and family. Paisley, Mr. f,.J i,l, ; ... l;..,i,,,. dlHl VHflllUU UUIIV, Silver "tiff K'HU "III! a Mil (II IM Ull 11IU,1 ,v i K,,,i., .11,...,, ., l' i jliko. I'onaltl Hodges, Mr. anil LiciiviiieA ty Htlen Bichtn Inn Kldcr. and Mr. and "iiit-ii was aiieniioa ny .Mr. antl Mrs. John Cnilhcr and son, Dan. Mrs. .Jeremiah O'I.eary and twolKlamalh Kalis. MONDAY TUESDAY LACE ,.n. i j V t & " - v. I - - I TO BE BRIDE The engagement of Eleanor Laurie Bergmann to Robert James Zuliani is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bergmann of this city. The future brtde is a graduate of KUHS and attended the University of Nevada. Her fiance, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Zuliani, Burbank, Calif., is a graduate of Los Angeles Junior College and University of Nevada. Both young people are presently employed in San Francisco, TKey will be married in an early fall ceremony in Reno. Photo by Peter Curd, San Francisco New Arrivals Announced SUMMER LAKE - Daniel Jay was the name chosen by Mr. and Mrs. Rob PeninRlon for their sec ond son, who was horn Jan. 27 at Lakeview Hospital. He joins a brother, Larry. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ben Zamarra of Albuquerque, N.M., and Mr. and Mrs. Jess Peninfton, Summer Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wolfe i Wanda Graves t became parents of their third child when a daugh ter, Claudette June, was born Jan. II. at Rurney, Calif. Their older children are Michael and Shari. ENGAGED Mr. and Mrs. Albert Chandler, this city, announce the engagement of their daughter, Sharon Kay, to John Butch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Busch, Alturas. The bride-elect is a senior at Modoc Union High School, Alturas, and is worthy adviser of the Alturas Assembly of Rainbow Girls and majorette of the school band. Her fiance is a graduate of Modoc Union High School and is employed in Sacramento. No date has been set for the wedding. DATE SET March 2 is the date chosen by Katy Lou Warren and Weston Malloy for their wedding. Announce ment of the engagement was made by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Warren of Klamath Falls. The wedding will take place in Concord, Calif., the home of the fu ture bridegroom. The bride-to-be is a graduate of KUHS and Automation Institute of San Francisco. The young couple are both employes of Wells Fargo Bank in San Francisco. A single flash of lightning could supply an average home with electric power for 35 years. A ilV w j 1 I JT'' i The Coat Shirtwaist With its 2" blazer stripe and its dainty collarless neckline and self covered but tons is the perfect dress for all ward robes. In Womsutta's "Ultima" 100o easy care cotton. Naturally, with LAURA'S famous 5" hem. Sizes 70 to 76 98 Bc'9e Pink Blue Extra Savings With Green Stamps l15 rrr AVALON & SHASTA WAY In The Oregon Food Shopping Center Sojourners Sojourners held their regular meeting Feb. 13 in (he Pine Grove iRoom of the Willard Hotel. A short business meeting followed the buffet luncheon and then cards were played. Plans for the dinner yahtzee parly to be held at Reames Coun try Club on March 2 were an nounced by the chairman, Mrs. Jack Holt. A cocktail hour from fi to 7 p.m. will be followed by a bulfet dinner. Yahtzee will then be played. Sojourners and asso ciates and their guests are in vited to make reservations by call ing Mrs, Jack Holt, TU i-6630. Reservations must be in by Wed nesday. Feb. 2". Hostesses for the day were Mrs. Lewis Emerson. Mrs. Marvin Keil and Helen Taw. Bridge winners were Mrs. Fred Wayhright, first, and Mrs. John Van Dnren, second. High in pinochle was Mrs. Doug las Napier, second, Mrs. Harold Rruce. Mrs, Earl Vntaw won in canas ta. The next regular meeting will be held Feb. 27 in the Pine Grove Room of the Willard Hotel. New comers may obtain further in toimation by phoning Mrs. I,cc Hollidav, TU 4-7HI7. .lames (i honor, son nf Mr. and Mis. Nolan (Irirnor nf Add. por- trayrfl nno of the mon nf Thcho in i the (Irrrk trapody, "The Bar-! c liao," present rd on t w o w ook ends this month by thp I'nivorsi ty Thejttie at the l'nivoitty of Oregon. Newlyweds Are Honored DUNSMUIH-Mr. and Mrs. Ben ton Michael Murray, newlyweds. were honored at a reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Murray of Dunsmuir, parents of the bridegroom, following their Reno wedding. The new Mrs. Murray was for merly Sandra Bauer of North- ridge. Cr 'if. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Bauer of iWthridge. The bridegroom is a graduate of Dunsmuir High School and was graduated from Chii State Col lege in January. They are mak ing their home in Livermnre where the bridegroom is employed by the General Electric company. 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