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MR. AND MRS. 0. W. NELSON are pictured above on
their golden wedding day and below on their wedding
.day. The Nelsons received 100 guests ot their open house
offair held June 24 at their home. (Picture by Chris'
' Studio of Photography).
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Dessert Supper
Wednesday Event
A delicious dessert supper was
enjoyed Wednesday evening when
Mrs. Harley Duus entertained
her bridge club at her attractive
home on Hickory St.
Guests for the evening wore Mrs.
Ted Insley and Mrs. Andy Barsan
ian of Patterson, Calif., Mrs. Duus'
sister. Mrs. Insley held high score
for the contract bridge play, with
Sirs. Barsanian, second.
Members attending were Mrs.
Jack Cate, Mrs. L. F. Parks, Mrs.
J. M. Williams, Mrs. Kenneth Lu
derman, Mrs. John Brooke and
Mrs. Duus.
Couple Married
Madeleine Joy Myers of Pasado
na, Calif., became the bride of
Larry Rex Scoficld of Roseburg in
lovely wedding ceremony in the
Pasadena Seventh-day Advcntist
Church Sunday, June 10.
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ENJOYING five weeks vacation in London, England, have been Eugene Boise and his
daughter, Mrs. Julian Helleck, and her two sons, Steven, 12 and David, 10, of Rose
burg. They are pictured above as they boarded Lufthansa, German Airlines, for 'rheir
trip to England. They will return here next Thursday. They ore visiting Mr. Boise's
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boise, and his nephew and niece, Mr.
and Mrs. F. M. Dwlggins, and family. Eugene and Charles Boise are sons.ofthe late
Mr. and Mrs. Watson Boise, prominent Roseburg residents tor many yeors. Mrs. Hel
leek's husband is Douglas County Juvenile officer. (Picture courtesy of Lufthansa Airlines)
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Roseburg Chapter
Receives Gift
The members of Roseburg Chap
ter No. 8 O.E.S. should be thrilled
to learn of the fine gift of a Conn
Electric Organ presented by the
retiring patron R. Cloyd Riffe, at
the final meeting June 21. Mr.
Riffe thanked the chapter for the
opportunity of serving as patron.
The year 1901 and 1962 has been
an outstanding year In Roseburg
unapter No. 8 under the able lead
ership of Ollie Kruegcr, worthy
matron, and Cloyd Riffe, worthy
patron.
' Mr. Riffe on presenting the or
gan said while it was a gift to
Roseburg Chapter No. 8 O.E.S., It
was for tho use of all the Masonic
bodies, providing qualified orgnn-
lsts woro acquired.
The lovely gift was graciously
accepted for tho chapter by Ollie
Krucgor.
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Timber Town
Winners Told
Timber Town Duplicate Bridge
Club held regular weekly play
Monday evening. North-South win
ners were Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Pat
terson, first; Mrs. David Weisman
and Mrs. John Davenport, second;
Mrs. O.J. Feldkamp and Mrs. D.B.
Secoy, third, and Mrs. Carl Knud
sen and Jack Bishop, fourth.
East-West winners were Mr: and
Mrs. Elliott Motschenbacher, first;
Mrs. Wendell B. Smith and Rich
ard Scott, second; Mrs. John L.
Brooke and J. M. Bevans, third,
and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McGreg
or, fourth.
Next Monday evening the month
ly master point play will be held.
Play will begin at 7:30 p.m. sharp.
Those desiring more information
or help in securing partnerships
are asked to call either Mrs. Wal
ter Ulrich or Mrs. John Daven
port.
To Celebrate
Golden Wedding
Of interest here is . the golden
wedding celebration of Howard A.
and Veda M. Calkins, who were
married by the Rev. Kenneth
Mears in Roseburg July 12, 1912,
and who will celebrate at an open
house from 3 to 6 p.m. at 210
Dunlawton, Port Orange, Fla. Rel
atives and friends are cordially
invited to attend the affair.
Mr. and Mrs. Calkins moved to
upstate New York and then to
Port Orange, Fla. in 1939, whore
they aro now making their home.
They have four daughters: Mrs.
John R. Carroll, Cheyenne, Wyo.j
Mrs. G. L. Harwick, Hampton,
Va.; Mrs. S. M. Carlton and Mrs.
O. E. Phelps, Port Orange, Fla.
They have eight grandchildren and
one great-grandchild.
Surprise Supper
Given Saturday
As a surprise for Mrs. Alfred
S. Tyson on her birthday, Mr. and
Mrs. Will H. Gerretsen entertained
at a charming patio supper party
Saturday evening at their attrac
tive home on SE Kano Street.
Enjoying the occasion were Fath
er and Mrs. Alfred S. Tyson and
daughter, Charlotte, and son,
Steve, and the latter s guest, Brad
ley Young, of Oswego; Mrs. F. L.
Crittenden, Miss Amy Robinson,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gerretsen
and son, Eric, and Mr. and Mrs.
Don Gerretsen and daughter,
Gaylc.
Visiting was enjoyed during the
pleasant social hours.
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Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar W. Neljun
celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary at an open house giv
en by their family at the Nelson
home Sunday. One hundred guests
called during the afternoon.
Floral arrangements for the oc
casion were done by Mrs. Paul
Jenkins, The tea table was covered
by a lace cloth and centered by
an arrangement of yellow roses
and gold-colored baby breath. The
bouquet was flanked by gold ta
pers.
Pouring coffee were Mrs. Gunnar
Johnson and Mrs. Ruth Downs.
Serving punch were Mrs. Tom
Lamm and Mrs. Carl Johnson.
Mrs. Raymond Prouty of Shelton,
WaBh., served the anniversary
cake.
For the occasion, Mrs Nelson
wore a navy and white silk print
dress and an orchid corsage.
Oscar Nelson came to this coun
try from Filipstead, Sweden, in
1901. Mrs. Nelson came from Da
lama, Sweden, in 1906. They met
in Kenosha, Wis.
The Nelsons were married June
25, 1912, in Seattle, Wash. They
came to Oregon, settling in Mel
rose in a home Nelson had built
and still stands in the area now
known as Elgarose.
The couple has 8 children, 25
grandchildren and 5 great grand
children, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
made their first trip back to Swe
den in 48 years In 1952.
Coming from out of town were
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Prouty and
Lloyd Prouty, all of Shelton,
Wash.; and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Heintu and Vickie and Brad of
Milwaukee, Wis.
Local guests included Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Lamm, H. S. Hanson,
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Quist, Mr.
and Mrs. D. N. Busenbark, R. A.
Busenbark, Mrs. Lilly Thompson,
Mr. and Mrs. - C. R. Holmquist,
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Johnson, Mr.
and Mrs. John Busenbark, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Flindt, Mrs. Edith
Bond, Mrs. Pearl Leeper, , Mrs.
Ray Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. John Joel
son. Mr. and Mrs, C. H. Joelson, Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond D. Lee, Mr. and
Mrs. James Loomis, Mr. and Mrs.
L. W. Metzger, Mr. and Mrs. Les
ter Horton. Mrs. W. R. Anderson,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Scott, Kevin
and Kara Scott, Miss Catherine
Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. Parks
Schneider, Mr. and Mrs. i. u.
Johnson, Jim Clark.
Mr, and Mrs. Carl Johnson,
Chris Johnson, Mrs. E. O. Bloom
quist, Mrs. Anna Sanstede, Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Sanstede, Mr.
and Mrs. Lester Nelson. Diane,
Cindy and Lisa Nelson, Mrs. Torn
Hartfield, Misses Aria and Nancy
Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Sjogren, Mr. and Mrs. Jess De
Bolt, Mrs. Fred Jones, Mt. and
Mrs. Conrad Quist, Mr. and Mrs.
S. A. Eckstom, Mr. and Mrs. Har
old Augustus, Mrs. Norris Jewell.
Mrs. Florence Moore, Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Nelson, Carolyn, Thom
as and Mary Ann Nelson, Mr. and
Mrs. Ivar Nelson, Steven Nelson,
Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Hall, Janelte,
Janice and Debra Hall, Mr. and
Mrs. Victor J. Mlcelli, Mrs. Jo
sephine Gallion, Mrs. Hazel Halfer
ty, Fritz Sjogren, Ed Nelson, Mr.
and Mrs. Gunnar Johnson and Mrs.
Ruth Downs.
ENGAGEMENT TOLD Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph H. Denley
onnounce the engagement and
approaching marriage of their
daughter, Jacqueline, to Mar
vin Dean Greer, son of Mr,
and Mrs. William 0. Greer,
all of Suthertin. The bride
elect was graduated from
Sufherlin High School this
yeor and the bridegroom-elect
attended Ookland schools ond
is now employed by Weyer
haeuser Co. of Springfield.
The wedding is planned for
Aug. 26 at the First Methodist
Church in Sufherlin. (Picture
by Warren Studio, Sufherlin).
Luncheon Held
lAincheon was enjed t the
Elks Club Thursday by the Wom
en of the Roseburg Country Club
followed by the weekly contract
bridge play. Winners were Mrs.
H. T. Hansen, first; Mrs. Ira J.
Seiti, second, tta Mrs. Henry
Pape, third. Weekly meetings are
held at 11:45 a.m. at the Elks
Club on Thursday while th nw
ftubhoust is under construction.
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Anderson-Qu isenberry
Wedding Takes Place
Pink and white Majestic daisies
banked the altar of St. Joseph's
Catholic Church for the June 16
wedding of Felice Estelle Quisen
berry of Roseburg and James Ed
ward Anderson of Hoqui'am, Wash.
Father Eunan Buckley officiated
at the nuptial mass celebrated at
11 a.m. . -
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. P. C. Quisenberry of this
city. The b.-idegroom is the son
of Harry Anderson and the late
Mrs. Anderson of Hoquiam.
Mrs. Robert C. Fabian was or
ganist. Mrs. Harry L. Harris was
soloist, singing "0 Perfect Love,"
"Ave Maria" and "Lord I am not
Worthy."
The bride was escorted to the
altar by her father. She was
charming in her silk taffeta wed
ding dress, styled with a chapel
train. Venetian lace bordered the
neckline and three-quarter-length
sleeves. Her illusion veil flowed
from a crown of seed pearls. Her
nosegay bouquet was of gardenias
and white roses.
Mrs. Robert S. Adams III of
Medford, sister of the bride, was
matron of honor. Bridesmaids were
Miss Janice Berry of Oswego and
Miss Jean Pylman of Clarksburg,
Calif., both Alpha Chi Omega sor
ority sisters of the bride. Their
dresses were of white waffle pique
and they wore matching bow head
pieces. Their nosegays were pink
roses and white carnations.
Steve Flynn of Corvallis was best
man. Ushers were Ted Miller of
Portland and Mike Dolby of Cor
vallis.
For her daughter s wedding, Mrs.
Ouisenberry wore a white dress,
the full skirt embroidered in blue.
She wore blue and white acces
sories and a corsage of rosebuds.
A reception was held following
the ceremony. The bride's table,
decorated with pink and white Ma
jestic daisies, held the lovely pink
and white wedding cake. 1 li e
cake was served by Mrs. Harry
Molatove of Klamath Falls. Mrs.
Richard Kranenburg of Klamath
Myrna Saxon Becomes
Bride Of Robert Scott
The Neighborhood Church
of,
Christ of Sutherlin was the scene
June 22 for the wedding of Myrna
Joyce Saxon of Roseburg and Rob
ert E. Scott of Sutherlin, the Rev.
Lloyd Whitford of Roseburg offici
ating. The double ring ceremony
took place at 8 p.m. before about
100 friends and relatives of the
couple. .
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Saxon of this city.
The bridegroom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jess Scott of Sutherlin.
Large baskets of blue and white
delphinium, white calla lilies and
white carnations decoraiea me ai
tar. The pews were marked with
white bells and sprigs of lily of the
valley.
Soloists were Stephanie Fowler
and the Rev. Mr. Whitford.
The bridearoom s sister, Judy
Scott, was maid of honor. Cousins
of the bride, Sharron Ann and Don
na Sue Ball, wore Driaesmaiu!,.
Rose Beamer, cousin of the bride
trroom. was flower girl. A nephew
of the bridegroom, Scotty Hebard,
was ring bearer, uandieligniers
were Carla Hinther and Darrell
Martin Sr.
James Tembrook was best man.
Ushering was done by Don Rollo
and Roy Wattman.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride looked lovely in a white
floor-length dress of all-nylon lace
over taffeta, fashioned with finger
tip-length sleeves. Her waist-iengtn
Camas Valley Lad
lsl3-Years-Old
On Sunday afternoon Mrs. Ho
mer Spurlock of Camas Valley was
hostess at a lovely surprise birth
day party for her son, Steve, on
his 13th birthday. Games were
played throughout the aftrnoon.
Steve received many lovely gifts.
Mrs. Snurlock. served refresh
ments, which included a beautiful
cake in the form of a fish decorat
ed by Mrs. Jack Hill.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Clem
Spurlock, Mrs. Clyde Spurlock, Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Knikenbcrg,
Marv Beth Kinnan, Elaine Spur
lock, Mary Helen Pope, Linda
Smith, Vicki Ruppcrt, Sandra
Amos, Bruce Lamm, Elizabeth
Brown, Tom Thrush, Eldren Estra
da and the honoree, Steve Spur
lock. Barbecue Dinner
Held Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lynch en
tertained at their home on Lock-
wood Road at Tenmile at a barbe
cue dinner on their patio Wednes
day.
Present to enjoy the affair were
Mrs. Lynch a parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Smith Prowell of Roseburg;
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lockwood and
children of Fort Bragg, Calif.; Mr.
and Mrs. Virgil Prowell and fam
ily and Abe Oliver of Applegate:
Mr. and Mrs. Smith I'rowcll
Jr. of Crescent City. Calif.; Mr.
and Mrs. James Prowell and fam
ily and Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Prow- j nounced (or Sundav, Julv 22, at
ell and family of Roseburg: Chris 6:15 p.m. at the hotel. All eligible
Freemantle of California and Gail, duplicate playi are urged to at
Mary Annis, Don and Dan Lynch, j tend. Q
Falls served the coffee, while Mrs.
Adams served punch. Miss Margie
Gish of Portland tendered the
guest book. Donna Pyle of Port
land had charge of the gift table.
The couple left on a honeymoon
trip to the Oregon coast. , The
bride's traveling ensemble ' was
alabaster white. Her accessories
matched her dress and coat. The
newlyweds will make their home
in Corvallis for the present while
the bride attends Oregon State
University summer school. In the
fall they will be living in Newberg
where the bridegroom will coach
high school basketball. The bride
will be teaching school.
The bride was graduated from
Lakeview High School and Oregon
State University. The bridegroom
was graduated from Hoquiam High
School and Grays Harbor Junior
College. He received his bachelor's
and master's degrees from Oregon
State University where he was as
sistant basketball coach. He is a
member of Phi Sigma Kappa fra
ternity. Coming from out of town for the
wedding were Tony Molatove Sr.,
Leo Molatove and sons; Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Molatove, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Kranenburg, Mr. and
Mrs. Cyril Cook and Mrs. Jack
Duracha and Joan, all of Klamath
Falls; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ad
ams and Kerry, Lakeview; Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Cos'sey, Stockton,
Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Valenti,
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Gill, Mr. and
Mrs. T. J. Wells, Karl Anderson,
Jim Woodland, Miss Sandra Jones,
Miss Susan Burchell and Mr. and
Mrs. Steve Reed and daughters,
all of Corvallis.
Harry Anderson and Jill, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Anderson, Mr. and
Mrs. Gene LaMoureaux and Mrs.
Etta Strom, all of Hoquiam, Wash.;
Melvin Counts, Coos Bay; Bob Ja
cobson, North Bend;- Miss Margie
Gish, Miss Donna Pyle and Miss
Linda Long, all of Portland; Miss
Marni Nelson, Salem; Susan Co
mini, The Dalles; and Mark Si
mons, St. Helens.
veil of silk organza was edged with
satin brocade. She carried a bou
quet of white carnations on a
white Bible. For "something old,"
the bride carried a lace handker
chief belonging to her aunt, Iva
Lee Saxon of Checkaska, Okla.
The maid of honor wore sapphire
blue, her frock patterned after the
bride s dress. She wore white slip
pers and short white gloves and
carried a bouquet of blue and white
carnations. ' The bridesmaids'
dresses were of sky blue taffeta
styled the same as the dress worn
by the maid of honor. Their bou
quets were of blue and white car
nations. Miss Hinther and the flow
er girl also wore blue frocks.
A reception was held in the
church parlors after the wedding.
The gift table was covered with a
sapphire blue satin cloth. The
cake, decorated in white and blue,
was topped with a miniature bridal
couple, the liny feminine figure
dressed in white lace and taffeta
to match the dress worn by the
bride.
Elaine Mundt was in charge of
the gifts, while LaVeta Ball, cousin
of the bride, offered the guest
book. Lola Ball, the bride's aunt,
cut the wedding cake. Punch and
coffee were served by Roberta He
bard, aunt of the bridegroom, and
Eula Mae Ball, the bride's aunt.
For going away, the new Mrs.
Scott wore a turquoise dress with
white accessories. The newlyweds
are now at home at 1470 NE Brook
lyn. The couple's honeymoon trip
took them to Kansas City, Ma.
The bride was graduated from
Roseburg High School in 1962. The
bridegroom is employed by Nation
al Plywood.
To Hold Show
Mrs. Lester (Lorraine) Martin of
Glide will hold a one-artist show
from July 15 to July 29 in the
Oregon Society of Artists Gallery,
2185 Park Place SW, in Portland,
at which time she will show por
traits she has done.
The showing will open July 15
at a tea. All persons interested in
viewing the exhibit arc cordially
invited to the opening or to visit
the show any day between July
15-29, between the hours of 1 and
5 p.m. Hostesses will be on duty
daily for the show.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin and daugh
ter, Sandra, and son, Dean, will
spend Saturday and Sunday in
Portland. Mrs. Martin plans to re
turn to Portland again the middle
of the second week of the show
and will remain there until it
closes July 29.
Unit Play Held
Sunday Evening
Mrs. L. E. McClintofk and Mrs.
Ray Carrico held high scores at
the Umpqua Hotel for the Sunday
evening session of the Roseburg
Unit of the American Contract
Bridge League.
Second high were Mr. and .Mrs.
R. H. Scott; third Mrs. Walter
Fisher and C. E. Wilder; and
fourth, Dr. and Mrs. Jamei, Harris.
The winners game has ween
AT AN IMPRESSIVE nuptial mass Felice Estelle Quisen
berry, daughter of Mr. ond Mrs. P. C. Quisenberry of
Roseburg, became the bride of James Edward Anderson
of Hoquiam, Wash., son of Horry Anderson and the
late Mrs. Anderson. The bridegroom is assistant basket
ball coach at Oregon State University. (Picture by Chris'
Studio of Photography).
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MR. AND MRS. ROBERT SCOTT, above, were married
June 22 ot the Neighborhood Church of Christ in Sutherlin
by the Rev. Lloyd Whitford of Roseburg. The bride,
'Myrna Joyce Saxon, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Saxon of Roseburg and the bridegroom is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Scott of Sutherlin. (Picture by Wil
son Studio).
Sharon Medlar
Gives Recital
A very delightful piano recital
was given Monday evening, by
Sharon Medlar, a pupil of Gladys
Strong. The difficult program was
well balanced and was played with
artistry and musicianship.
Sharon was the winner of the
piano concerto contest of Pacific
University last March and as a
result played with the symphony
orchestra at their Music in May
Festival. The contest selection, the
Schumann Introduction and Alle
gro, was included in the program
with Miss Strong playing the sec
ond piano part.
The recital was held at Miss
Strong's residence-studio on South
east Main Street. Following the
program, a social hour was enjoy
ed. Miss Strong was assisted in
serving by Mrs. Earl Strong, Mrs.
W. M. Campbell, Brooke Young
and Julie Thompson.
Sharon is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. L. E. Medlar of Glide.
She will be a senior in the Glide
High School this fall.
Coffee Is Hosted
At Findlay Home
A delightful morning coffee was
held Friday at the home of Mrs.
Tom Findlay on Melrose Rd. for
Alpha Theta Chapter members,
guests and children.
Games were enjoyed by the chil
dren and delicious refreshments
were served.
Those attending were Miss
Jeanne Crow, Mrs. Gcorgene
Clark, Mrs. Arnold Ryder, Genine.
Carol and Colleen; Mrs. Edward
Sitton, Kathy and Jeff; Mrs. Joe
Means; Mrs. Don LaBranche and
Randy; Mrs. Les Frisk: Mrs. Ted
Keith and Heather- Miss Debbie
Resner and hostess Mrs. Findlay,
and D'Gaye, Amy and Bobby.
WinnerSjNoted
Members of the Umpqua Dupli
cate Bridge Club hld their regu
lar weekly session Thursday eve
ning, o 0
Fred Order and Mrs. John L.
Brooke held high scts for the
evening's duplicate play. Mr. and
Mrs. D. L. Monteith were second;
Mr. and Mrs. C. Huston, third;
and Mrs. C. J. Brent and Mrs. Wal
ter Slilone, fourth.
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Art Exhibit
And Tea Held
The tea sponsored by the Rose
burg Art Association Saturday
from 1 to 5 o'clock at The Broiler
honoring Mrs. Ralph (Henrietta)
Johnson, who held a one-artist
show there during those hours.
Red roses centered the table,
which was covered by a green
cloth. Mrs. Porter Lainhart, presi
dent of the Roseburg Art Associa
tion, received guests calling and
poured. Mrs. Johnson was highly
congratulated for her beautiful pic
tures and very successful exhibit.
Rose Duplicate
Winners Told
Rose Duplicate Bridge Club
met at the Rose Hotel Wednesday
afternoon with six tables in play.
North-South winners were Mrs. L.
W. Metzger and Mrs. A. E. Kent,
first, and tying for second were
Mrs. Russell Diehl and Mrs. E. C.
Patterson and Mrs. Ira J. Scitz
and Mrs. W. C. Calliso'n.
East-West winners were M r s.
Edwin Nolle and Mrs. Lloyd Bur
nett, first, and Carlton Wilder and
Mrs. Walter Fisher, second.
Next Wednesday regular play
will begin at 12:30 noon at the
Rose Hotel and master point play
will be held July 25. Those plan
ning to play in the sessions or de
siring more information or assist
ance in securing partnerships are
asked to call Mrs. W. C. Callison.
Jenny Southwick
Has Lovely Party
A most enjoyable surprise birth
day party was held for Jenny
Southwick at her home at 164 W.
Hickory St. to honor her fourth
birthday.
Many nice gifts were received
from the attending guests who
were: Karen Wilson, Lois South
wick, Anne and Marjean Herbage,
Kim and Kerry Knutson. Danny
and Patti Ervin. Eric Ern Jeff
and Cheryl Peters, Kathy Tal
bot and Eric, Steve and Sharon
Chytka.'
Games were played, followed hy
refreshments served by KaiO Wil
son. Sharon Chytka and Cheryl Pel
tersen. ,
Hostess for the event was Mrs.
Arthur Southwick. Mjjhers assist
ing were: Mrs. Ed Chytka. Mrs.
Robert Ervin and Mrs. Robert
Scott.
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