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MR. AND MRS. REVIS SHAUFLER, obove, were married
Aug. 5 ot the First Starr Presbyterion Church in Long
Beach, Calif. The bride, Patricia Luzier, is the daughter of
Mr. ond Mrs. Ivan Luzier of Sutherlin and the bridegroom
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Shoufler of Brea, Colif.
Nuptials Take
Place Aug. 5th
At 3 p.m. Aug. 5, Mm Patricia
Luzier, daughter of Mr. and Airs.
Ivan Luzier of Sutherlin. became
the bride of Revia Shaufler, aon
of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sahufler,
Brea, Calif. The double ring cere
mony waa performed by the Rev.
Jlr. Lester at the First Starr Pres
byterian Church in Long Beach,
talit.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride made a beautiful picture
in her full-length gown of Chantilly
lace over taffeta. The neckline was
accented with white sequina and
lace. Her veil, borrowed from her
aunt, waa elbow-length and match
ed her gown. It waa secured to
her head by a small lace hat Her
bouquet of white carnation! was
Housewarming
Given Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hunter enter
tained Sunday at a delightful
housewarming party honoring the
latter a brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Al Hammond, 3310
W. Sharp Ave. The party was held
between 2 and 4 p.m.
A fireplace screen and acces
sories were given to the Ham
mond from the host and hostess
and Mrs. Ralph Lesh and Janet;
Mrs- Min Brooks, Mrs. W. I.
Wands, Mrs. Ethel Kluver, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Allen, Mrs. Eliza
beth Reid, Doren and Demse Web
er, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kluver
and Kicky and Nickie; Mr. and
Mrs. Kd Barnes, Mrs. Edna Klu
ver, Mr. and Mrs, Art Conn, Jack
and Arlene King, Jim King and
Bruce and Brian Hunter.
Birthday Celebrated
The Elktnn Eastern Star Chapter
met recently at the lodge hall, fol
lowing the meeting, a decorated
birthday cake was enjoyed by ev
eryone present in honor of Mrs.
Bwinie Knypslra's birthday. The
rake had been made and derarat
ed by her daughter, Shirley Bairn
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A BIRTHDAY PARTY wo
Norton Thursday evening ot
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R. D. Lock wood in Tenmile to honor their daughter, Linda
Koy, on her first birthday. A lovely birthday coke wos
cut ond served to the guest of honor ond her greot-grand-parents,
Mr. ond Mrs. R. D. Lockwood; her grandmothers,
Mrs. Don Lokey ond Mrs. Lawrence Norton; her ounts,
Mrs. Douglas Croy, Mrs. Conrad Lokey ond Betty Norton;
uncle, Donny Norton, ond cousins. Con rue ond Deo no
Croy and Dwoirt Lokey,
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centered by a white orchid. She
carried out the theme of some
thing old, something new, some
thing borrowed and something
blue.
Wanda Shaufler, sister-in-law of
the bridegroom, attended the bride
as matron of honor. Her dress of
pale pink waa street-length and she
wore a matching corsage.
William Sahufler served his
brother as best man. Ushers were
Gene and Wayne Luzier, brothers
of the bride.
The mother of the bride wore
champagne-colored dress with
green and white accessories. The
mother of the bridegroom wore a
black and white dress with black
accessories. Both corsages were of
white gardenias.
A reception was held at the
home of the briegroom'a grand
parents. Twenty-five guests were
present, with out-of-town guests in
cluding: Mr. and Mra. Ivan Luzier,
Eugene and Wayne, Mr. and Mrt.
Marvin Luzier, Terry and Marva,
Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Koozer, Mr.
and Mrs. Willard Launders, Mra.
Derksen and children.
Both the hride and bridegroom
are now serving in the U.S. Navy,
stationed in ban Diego.
The young people are now at
home at 4B65 Green Street, San
Diego, Calif.
Bridge Luncheon
Held On Thursday
Mrs. Darrell Brown entertained
a group of friends at luncheon and
bridge at tier Home in canyon
ville Thursday afternoon.
Included were Mrs. Carl Ilalver-
son, Mrs. W. L. Wade, Mra. Carl
Moodie, Mrs. S. A Neiring, Mrs.
William Calhoun, Mra. C. D. lled
berg, Mra. William Markham. Mrs.
John Markham Jr., Mrs. Wayne
McCoy, Mrs. Robert Taylor, Mrs,
E. E. Coleman. Mrs. George Kit
teahouse, Mrs. E. E. Daniels, Mrs.
B. O. Bordeaux. Mrs. K. E. Proc
tor and Mrs. Robert Theiss.
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Public Invited
To Auxiliary's
Annual Parties
The public has been cordially in
vited to enjoy the Mercy Hospital
Auxiliary's annual "Parade of Par
ties" being held this week. The
last two parties will be Thursday
and Friday. Thursday's coftee
from 10 a m. to 12 noon will be
held at the Ray Sims home at 16
Koyal Oaks Drive. Hidgewood, and
Friday's alfair will be a lea from
2 to 4.30 p m. at the Dr. John
William I'nruh home at 523 W.
Homewood l.ane. The coffee will
carry out the calypso motif.
Highlight oi the tea at the I'n
ruh home will be a door prize,
which will be a Lorraine Martin
portrait of the winner.
The first two parties took place
Tuesday and today and included
a coftee Tuesday at the II. F. 1-e
Beau home in l.aurelwood and the
salad buffet luncheon today at the
Dr. Keith Bryant home.
Interesting Talk
Heard By Chapter
Beta Iota, KSA. met Wednes
day at the home of Mrs. Dee Hov
er with Mra. Bill Werth as co-hostess.
The following members were
present: Mrs. Charles Bailey,
Mrs. Don Rogan, Mrs. Jack Math
is, Mrs. Bill Werth, Mrs. Bob
Bashford, Mrs. Bob Wilson, Mrs.
Gib Hallett, Mrs. Dick Berney,
Mrs. Boyer and Mrs. Irwin.
Following the meeting an inter
esting and informative talk on car
pets waa given by Bob Stephens
of Modern Floor Covering. The dif
ferent types of carpets and their
care and upkeep were discussed.
The next meeting will be Oct. 17,
at Mrs. Gib Hallett's.
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FULLERTON PTA officers presiding ot the first meeting of
the fall ore pictured above. Lett to right: Bill Gray, first
vice president; Mrs. Dean Jewell, second vice president;
Mrs. Frank Dixon, president; Mrs. Jomes Freeman, secre
tary, ond Mrs. Stan Hermann, treasurer. Below first vice
president. Bill Gray, and the president, Mrs. Dixon, talk
over some of the projects planned for this yeor by the
PTA. (Pictures by Don Dimick.).
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Melrose HEU Has Potluck
At Noon On Wednesday
The Melrose Home Extension
Unit me'. Wednesday at the grange
hall. A business meeting was con
ducted by chairman, Nancy Eder.
A potluck dinner waa enjoyed at
nncn. Plans for the coming sea
ton were made.
Others present were Ruth Tjoms-
land, Mariorie Lander, Margaret
McComas, Mrs. Edd Moon, Vir
ginia Garrett, Tsleta Shipp. ma
Moore, Tat O'Brien. Theo Eddy,
Ignore Cooper. Beverly Smyth.
Cecilia Kinyon. Linda McBee, Max-
ine Stec, Midga Brundage and
Jessie Das.
MILD-FIAVORED KRAUT
D.iuiou. PICKLES
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BETROTHAL TOLD
ond Mrs. W. L; Singleton of
Glide onnounce the engage
ment of their daughter, Shoron
Gail, to Ronald Edward Polley,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Buford
Polley of Glide. The bride
elect is a junior ond the bride
groom-elect is a senior at Glide
High School. No date has been
set for the wedding. (Picture
by Wilson Studio).
Newcomers Club
Plans Luncheon
About 28 members and two
guests were present at the Tues
day dessert luncheon enjoyed by
the Newcomers Club at the home
of Mrs. Robert Ganzini, 439 Agee
St.
Guests were Beverly Cappang
and Ruby Temple.
Tentative plans have been made
to hold the Oct. 10 meeting at a
no-hostess luncheon at the Rose
Hotel, Paula Anderson will be
guest speaker.
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Contest Losers
Hosts At Party
Because they were the losers in
a fund-raising contest in the MYF
of the Days Creek Community
Methodist Church, it was the re
sponsibility ot the bins to give the
girls a party. They chose to make
it an outdoor party which was
held in Days Creek.
Refreshments were served to
Judy Kllefson, Marilyn Martin, Di
ana Jones, Diane Swingley, Linda
Martin by Jerry DeWald, Randy
Isiler. Joey Burkhardt, Donnie
Perkins, Glenn Iszler and Jerry
Martin. Guests at the party were
Cheryl Whetrel. Kill Hudson. Kathy
Maloney. Virginia Harper and the
MYF leader Hairy T. Martin.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Back
en of this city announce the
engagement of their daugh
ter, Mary Anne, to Lt. Edward
M. Hogon son of Mr. ond
Mrs. E. E. Hogan of Tona
woncta, N. J. The bride-elect
was graduated from Roseburg
High School and Oregon State
University ond is a member u(
Pi Beta Phi sorority. ' She is
currently teaching school ot
Los Altos, Calif. Her fiance
attended University of Buffalo
in New York, ond is presently
stationed ot Fort Ord, Colif.
He will enter U. S. Army Flight
school ot Comp W a I te r s ,
Texas, in October. The en
gagement wos announced at
a party given by Mr. and
Mrs. Jerry Scott of Santa
Clara, Calif., the latter an
OSU sorority sister of Miss
Backen. The wedding will
take place Dec. 27 at the
Faith Lutheran Church in
Roseburg. (Chris' Studio of
Photography.)
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PTA Meets
Mrs. Frank Dixon, president of
Fullerton IV PTA, presided at the
opening meeting of the PTA held
recently. She introduced her exe
cutive officers to the group:
First vice president. Bill Gray;
second vice president, Mrs. Dean
Jewell; secretary, Mrs. James
Freeman; and treasurer, Mrs. Stan
Hermann.
Jim Hayden. principal, intro
duced the teachers to those pres
ent. During a brief meeting, the
association voted to continue giv
ing a full-tuition scholarship to a
student majoring in education. Dan
Dimick gave a report on the safe
ty problems arising frorr the chil
dren walking to school ll.is year.
Children will be instructed in safe
walking habits and bicycle safety.
Open house and tour of the new
building followed. Refreshments
were served by the executive board
of the PTA.
Committee chairmen for Fuller
ton IV PTA: Budget, Bob and 1-ois
Beardsley; contact, Pat Knudsen;
character and spiritual, W i I m a
Moody; corresponding secretary.
Deloris Horn; health. Annabelie
Nelson; hospitality, Helen Jewell
and Fvelyn Snodgrass; kindergar
ten. Betty Patton: legislation and
safety, Dan Dimick: magazine and
library. Helen Hanford; member
ship. Marian Smith; newcomers.
Dorothy , Dimick; pre-school pro
gram, Lois Allen: program. Bill
Gray and Jim Hayden; project,
Don and Betty Severson; publicity.
Ruth Possee; school board repre
senlative. Jack Garnet; year hook.
Betty Daughterly; scholarship, Kale
McCarthy; historian. Alyce Vin
cent; youth groups. Esther Hast
ings; decoration, Connie Hunni
cuit. "FOR A LOVELIER
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Nuptials Held
Sat., Sept. 16
The Seventh day Adventist
Church in Sutherlin was the scene
Saturday evening Sept. 16, at sev
en thirty o'clock of the wedding
of Lois Elaine Williams, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Earl Wd-
liams. and Ferren Duane Holm,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Holm.
The beautiful candlelight service
was read by Elder Paul Ritz of
Roseburg. Lavender dahlias and
pink and white geranium combin
ed with tho traditional candelabra
formed the church decorations.
The pew heads were tied with
rosettes of lavender net and rib
bon. Pianist Mrs. Ivan Holm played
the wedding music and accompani
ed Miss Mina Guinn who sang
"Because and "The Lord s Pray
er.
The bride was given in marriage
by her brother, Thomas Williams.
She made a beautiful picture in a
white taffeta short-length gown
made with fitted bodice and scoop
neckline and with a very full flar
ing skirt. The long sleeves ended
in points at the wrist. The entire
dress was appliqued with white
lace and trimmed with iridescent
sequins and seed pearls. Her fin
gertip veil fell from a caplet of
sequins and pearls. Her cascade
bouquet of while carnations was
centered with a white orchid and
was tied with white satin ribbon in
a cascade of lovers knots.
Miss Kay Wheeler was maid of
honor. Her gown of orchid taffeta
was made sheath style with an
overskirt of orchid floral organza.
Her head bandeau was of white
flowers. She wore white mitts and
carried a nosegay of white gerani
ums surrounded with orchid net.
Rebecca Keeney of Eugene, cousin
of the bride, and Gale Wutherich
of Sutherlin, were bridesmaids.
Their attire was identical to that
of the maid of honor.,
Candles were lighted by Sandy
Williams of Oakland, cousin of the
bride, and Michael Kesner.
Elton Holm Jr., served his broth
er as best man. Ushers were Jon
Comstock, cousin of the bride
groom, and Tom Williams, broth
er of the bride.
The bridegroom's mother was
dressed in a sheath type dress of
Betrothal Told
Mr. and Mrs. Glen W. Marshall
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Anita Grace, to Robert
Jack Kellison, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Kellison, formerly of Elkton.
Both families are now living in
ugene.
No wedding date has been set.
Miss Marshall was graduated in
June from South Eugene High
School. Her fiance was graduated
from Elkton High School and at
tended Oregon College of Educa
tion at Monmouth and Eugene Vo
cational School. He is now employ
ed by the U.S. Forest Service.
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2958 West Harvard 2 Blocks West of Mark's
Thurs.,Fri.,Sat,,0cl.12,13,14
We Cordially Invite You
Coffee and Cookies
Served 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Your Only Westside Florist
COMPLETE FLORAL SERVICE
AND DISTINCTIVE GIFTS
SCrH Green Stamps Given, Too!
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2958 W. Horvord
Formerly Located Next to Mercy Hosoitol
At West End of Oak Street Bridge!
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MR. AND MRS. FERREN HO--M pose in the above picture
following their marriage Sept. 16 at the Seventh-doy Ad
ventist Church in Sutherlin. The bride, Lois Elaine Williams,
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Eani Willioms
ond the bridegroom is the son of Mr. ond Mrs. Bud Holm.
(Picture by Warren Studio, Sutherlin).
blue with a small hat of iridescent Sutherlin High School in 1959. He
sequins. i employed by the Lnion Oil Co.
Out-of-town guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Fav Wood, Mr. and Mrs
Fayette Thompson and Johnny and
Kathy of Eugene; Mr. and Mrs.
Delvin Squier, Springfield; Mrs.
Wendell Sisson, Grants Pass; Mr.
and Mrs. John Bratton, Medford.
Following the ceremony a recep
tion was held in the SutheHm Com-,
munity Building. Beautiful ar
rangements of orchid dahlias and
orchid and white streamers form
ed the decorations. The four-tiered
wedding cake, beautifully decora-;
ted in orchid, pink and white, had
been made by Mrs. Lloyd Rapp.
Mrs. Jesse Bailey, aunt of t h e
bridegroom, served the wedding
cake. Coffee was served by Kathy
Turner and Karen Bratton presid
ed at the punch bowl. Martha Gar
ner had charge of the guest book.
For going away the bride wore
a wool leaf green suit with white
feather hat and black accessories.
Her corsage was a white orchid.'
After a honeymoon trip to Lake
Tahoe. Reno and Eastern Oregon
the newlyweds are at home at The
Duplexes in Sutherlin. I
The bride was graduated from
Sutherlin High School with t h e
class of 1960. The bridegroom ha
been a resident of Sutherlin all
his life and was graduated from
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