HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon
Thursday. October 17, 1963
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Boy Meets Girl - In Unusual Fashion
buys one
FIRST TICKET Mavor Robert Veatch (left:
of the first tickets to the annual Policeman's Ball froi
Chief of Police Charles Howard. The annual event will
be held Nov. 27 at the National Guard Armory on Shasta
Way. Proceeds from the affair go to the Police Bene
ficiary Association, which aids in the welfare of police
men and their families. Tickets are available from any
policeman.
itu THURSDAY
" FERGLSON SCHOOL, Par
enls and Patrons, 7:45 p.m.,
meeting, musical program,
- school.
JLT FIRDAY
ST YMCA FAMILY NIGHT, 6:30
J p.m.. pot luck, recreation,
v. YMCA. Halloween theme.
RUMMAGE SALE, Chapter
J CF, PEO. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., 1116
Main Street. p
STATE MEETING, Juvenile
Advisory Councils, 6:30 to 8:30
p.m., banquet, Winema Hotel.
Public invited.
SHASTA - IIOMEDALE EXT.
UNIT, 10:30 a.m., potluck,
Joan's Kitchen. &Ior in h o m c
lesson.
SHASTA PTA, 6 pm., annual
spaghetti dinner, school. Public
invited.
SATURDAY
WOMEN OF ST. PAUL'S
EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 2 to 5
p.m.. benefit tea. Mrs. William
L. Whytal, 2126 Lakeshore Dr.
Public invited.
MIDLAND JUVENILE
GRANGE, 2 p.m., meeting.
Grange Hall.
RETIRED TEACHERS. 1
p.m., potluck, home of Mrs.
Minnie Maltory, Chiloquin.
STATE MEETING, Juvenile
Advisory Councils, 12:30 to 1:30
p.m., luncheon, Winema Hotel.
Public invited.
MERRY MIXERS, 8 p.m.,
square dance, parly night, Peli
can City Hall. Bring potluck.
AAUW, 2 p.m., meeting,
Klamath Art Gallery. Speakers,
Lyle Matoush, ohn Giboney. Art
exhibit, Jean Davis.
SUNDAY
ART EXHIBIT, 2 to 5 p.m.,
works of leanene Villair Davis,
Grants Pass, Klamath Art Gal
lery, Link River Bridge.
By RUTH KING
Some interesting stories turn
up at a reporter's desk in the
course of a day's work. Some
are almost in the realm of the
fantastic and this is one of
them.
It concerns Alfeo Minato, now
of Grants Pass, but who was
raised and schooled in Chilo
quiii, the son of pioneer Klam
ath County parents, the late
Anselmo Minato and Mrs. Min
ato. The younger Minato is now en
route to a foreign land, on busi
ness. He was born abroad, in
Italy, but he is an American citi
zen. He has returned to various
countricsffrom America on both
business and pleasure.
This trip takes him to Punjab
Province, in the northern part of
India on an economic feasibility
survey for Forestal Internation
al Inc., a consulting forestry,
and forest engineering firm with
headquarters in Vancouver, B.C.
He will accompany the presi
dent of the firm. Minato is an
engineer.
The firm, which also has a
Portland office, was hired to
make the survey to determine
the practicality of proposed pulp,
mill sites north of Delhi and to
determine the most economic
method of extracting raw ma
terials for the mills from spruce
timber. The trees are located
in the foothills of the Himalayas
at an elevation from 7,000 to 12,
000 feet.
The survey will require two
months. During that time, Mrs.
Minato and the couple's two
young children will remain at
home in Grants Pass.
It was at this point in the
interview that Minato, a for
mer U.S. Air Force gunner, told
the story of finding his future
wife. ,
In World War II his air squad
ron, based in Southern Italy,
was assigned a bombing mission
to Innsbruck; Austria, with the
railway station and the rail
lines as targets. It was on a
spring day in 1943.
The bombs were dropped. The
mission was completed. The
U.S. planes flew back to base.
Ten years later, in 1955, Alfeo
Minato was again in Italy as a
tourist, this time in Florence.
He stood on a street corner, not
sure of direction to a spot he
planned to visit.
A pretty girl came by a n d
Minato, who spoke both Italian
and English, asked for help. The
pretty girl named Marcella. as
sisted the young Italian-American
to his destination. Alfeo
Minato had planned to stay only
six weeks in that country but
remained for more than four
months and married the pretty
girl of the street corner in Flor
ence. During their courtship they
exchanged "life histories" and
found tliat on tlie day the Amer
icans, based in Italy, bombed
the picturesque town of Inns
bruck in Austria, Marcella, then
a girl whose home was there,
lied to the hills and hid among
the rocks when the noise of tlie
American bombers was heard
beyond the horizon.
Marcella waited in the United
States for her husband to return
from the Korean War where he
also served with tlie U.S. Air
Force.
He is a graduate of Oregon
State University in forest engi
neering, is active in numerous
civic activities in Grants Pass,
and is junior past district gov
ernor of the Dale Carnegie
Alumni Association, a district
that embraces Idaho, Oregon,
Washington, Alaska and British
Columbia.
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Youth Week
The Klamath Falls Optimist
Club will sponsor a Youth Ap
preciation Week program Nov.
11-17.
The program, it was an
nounced, is designed to "give
deserving youth a pat on the
back."
The program was originated
seven years ago and is present
ed each year by 2,100 Optimist
States and Canada.
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