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4 The Newt-Review, Roseburg, -feisd Honored I II iff JiSaturday Uv7 ,f It j '. CELEBRATING THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING anniversary Saturday evening at Oak Tree Inn were Mr. and Mrs. A. B. (Pot) Collier, above, prominent Roseburg residents of many years. Assisting them celebrate the occasion were members of their family. (Picture by Chris' Studio of Photography). ;: I l H 11 ,1 ' Tf MR. AND MRS. ELMER H. HITCHMAN, above, were honored ot a surprise affair on their 45th wedding anniver sary at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Woods, Melrose Road, Saturday evening. The Hitchmans are pictured above with their beautifully decoroted tiered anniversary cake. Surprise Party Given Hitchmans Mr. and Mrs. Elmer llitchman, N. W. Harlan, were guests of hon or at a surpriso 45lli anniversary parly in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Klvin Woods on Melrose Road Sat urday night. Tho evening's activi ties began with a vesper service led by Dr. Ralph Pearson. A short proKrum followed, which included poems by Dr. and Mrs. Pearson and a song "Because" by the Hitchmans' youngest daughter, Mrs. Allen Chellis, of Seattle. By special request Mrs. llitrhman anil her daughter sang "Whispering Hope." The evening was spent in visiting with the friends who had gathered. Mrs. Woods had baked and dec orated a beautiful cake fur the oc casion. Tho Hitchmans came to Rose burg in the spring of 1M5 and have been here since then. Mr. Hitch man has worked most of his lite In the logging industry but turned to building soon after coming to OREGON MYRTLEWOOD GIFTS Myrtlewood gifts are really the best They're something special from the West! Kor June weddings or anniversar ies So many items that are sure to pleasel So take a lip and select a tray He glad it's someone's Wedding Day! Pick an hois d'ocuvre hay or one with handles Or a conventional une lo use with candles. Dorothy has candle holders, too, of Myrtlewood Of many siies, all of them good! And covered bowls and pedestal trays Which can be used In so many ways, And lovely book ends fit for a king So why not buy t pair especially for him? DOROTHY'S AGATE & GIFT SHOP 39 N. Stephens OR 2-4505 Ore. -Fri., June 21, 1963 Roseburg. Mr. llitchman and Mr. Woods have worked together for several years. Mrs. llitchman is a retired teacher from the Seventh day Adventists' system of ele mentary schools. After coming to Roseburg she taught one year in the Suthcrlin church school and two years at Roseburg Junior Academy. Those sharing the happy oc casion besides thn gnosis of hon or were: the Hitchmans' son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Chellis and children, Karen and Gene, of Seattle; Mr. and Mrs. J. I.orno l'ine of Angwln, Calif.; the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Woods; Wesley Woods, Billy Woods, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hansen, Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Pear son, Mrs. Emily Bird, Mr. and Mrs. Avery Barrow, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Burroway, Mr. and .Mrs. Or val Bovee. Russell Woods. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Sutton and Kelly; Mr. and .Mrs. IHoy Wood anil damih- ;ters. Becky and Kandie; Kathleen .hum 15IM1, juuy Mean anil Jerrv Woods all of Roseburg. For the occasion a beautiful cor sage and boutonniere of white ear nations were presented to the hon ored couple Mr. and Mrs. llitch man have five other children in cluding: Harold of Murphys, Calif.; Mrs. Jens (Birdie) Itasniussen of Spokane; Kenneth of Portland; Mrs. Joe (Jerry) Kneer, Crescent City, Calif., and Del of D a v s Creek. They have 24 grandchildren. Varitees Club Has Recent Meet ! The Varitees Club met Wednes. jday, with Mary Lane as hostess. Alter a short meeting, delicious refreshments were served to Mar. Ian Carter, Cleo Roark, Ollie l ane. Donna Brown, Armenia Hill, Itilhe Brown, Imogene Rctsrhart, Man Coder, lva Graham and the host ess. Members plan to make sofa pil lows at the next meeting. A pol lock is planned tor later in the month. The next meeting will be at the home of Ollie I.ane, One of the most delightful golden weddings to be celebrated this month took place Saturday eve nine, when Mr. and Mrs. A. B. ; ( Pat ) Collier, prominent residents hero for many years, look place at a dinner party at Oak Tree Inn. Kor the occasion Mrs. Collier was charming in a green and gold fleck ed dress with a corsage of cym bidium orchids. 1 Invited to enjoy the occasion with Mr. and Mrs. Collier were their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Collier, and daughter, Kelly, and Karen and Kathy Dent of Brookings, Ore; their daughter, Miss Kathleen Col lier, and Miss Lois Swcaringen, of Portland; Collier's two brothers and wives, Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Col lier of Newport and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Collier, of Portland; his nephew, Fred Allen and his wife of Newport; Mrs. Collier's brother and sister-in-law. Air. and Mrs. M. R. Brosi, of Winston; her neph ew, George Brosi, and his wife and daughter, Debby; Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Morris of Mcdford and Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Blundcll of Riddle. Mrs. Blundell was bridesmaid at the Col lier wedding SO years ago. The golden wedding anniversary decorations were beautifully car ried out for the occasion. Kittio Brosi and A. B. Collier wero married at the Brosi fam ily home in Winston, June 11, 1913. Collier has been Douglas County auditor for many yean. The Col liers reside in Chadwick Manor on SE Chadwick St. Their many friends here wish them continued good health and happiness in the years ahead. TO BE BRIDE Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glen Scott of Rose burg announce the engage ment and forthcoming mar riage date ot their dauqhter. Kathleen Mae, to James Tofell of Malin. Both young people ore teachers on the Rose School staff. The wedding will take place Aug. 3 ot St. Joseph's Catholic Church in this city. (Picture by Clark's Studio). 6-Year-Old Feted At Lovely Party Debbie Kite of Camas Valley was honored on her sixth birthday Monday at her home. Gaines were played and after Debbie opened her gifts her mother, Mrs. J. C. Kite, served refreshments to Mrs. Ev erett Church and Pat and Jeff; Mrs. Glenn Wafer, Kelly and Glen nic; Mrs. Willie Carter, Donny and Virginia; Mrs. Frank Kinnan and i Kathy; Warren Standley, David I McGinnls, Charles File and ' honoree. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED ! Mrs. Walter Brittell of Rose ; bura announces the enaaae- . , , . Imcnt of her daughter, Diane IV ft " h Marie, to Richard F. Felker, Bartlctl. Grants Pass; David Man-, l-rancisco. IHicture by Mutcn son of Mr. and Mis. Carl Felk-iornm and Dr. Ben Hcrrera of U ison). er, also of Roseburg. The bride -elect was graduated j from Roseburg High School, ! attended University of Oregon and is presently employed by! Frank B. Gallas, P A , succes-! sor to her father, the lote Waller BritteK. Her fiance was graduated from Roseburg High School and is o senior at Oregon State University, where he is a member and manager of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity. Their mar riage is planned for June 1964, after Richard's gradua tion (Picture bv Chris' Studio of Photography.) d ;. u ,sS$&v W J J Vr. v H m A LOVELY JUNE BRIDE is Mrs daughter of Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Miller of Roseburg, whose marriage to Dr. Manoram took place at the Roseburg Seventh-day Adventist Church June 6. The bride is the former Joanne (Jodi) Aletha Miller. (Picture by Chris' Studio of Photography). k A vanoram Weddinq A very lovely wedding took place at the Roseburg Seventh day Ad ventist Church Thursday evening, June 6, uniting in marriage Jo anne (Jodi) Aletha Miller and Dr. John Edred Manoram. The date was chosen to honor the ninth birth day of her sister, Marlene. The bride is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Miller of Rose burg, and the bridegroom is the son of Elder and Mrs. Charles Man oram of Port-of-Spain, Trinidad, West Indies. Candelabra, with white tapers, and flanked by large baskets of pink and white gladioli provided a pretty setting for the impressive candlelight ceremony, performed by Elder II. S. Miller, grandfather of the hride. This is Elder Miller's first attendance at the marriage of his relatives. He is 88 years old. Tcrri Hansen of Roseburg, or ganist, played the wedding music. Karen Lindcman of Ketchikan, Alaska," sang, ''Because." Bernio Paulson of Roseburg sang, "The Lord's Prayer." Given in marriage by her par ents, the bride was radiant in a gown of Chantilly laco over bridal satin. The bodice was laco covered, except for tho midriff. The sleeves wero of lace, and buttons were at bath the wrists and back. The gown's lace ended in back in a brush train. Her fingertip-length veil of French silk illusion was held in place by a large satin rose. The wedding gown and veil wero designed and fashioned by the bride. Her corsage bouquet of , stephanotis and two white orchids j was held in place ny wmio rmnon streamers. 1 Anita Pearson, long-time class-1 mate of the bride, was the only attendant. She wore a street. length dress of green flowered brocade and a headpiece fashioned after the bride's. She carried an arrange ment of pink gladioli with white throats. Alarlene Miller, sister of the bride, and Jim Boyd lighted the candles. Marlcne's dress was iden tical to the maid of honor's. Dr. Pelcr Strange of Portland, a I classmate of the bridegroom, was j best num. Bert Pearson and Bit- ! ,n'.nie Paulson were ushers. I For her daughter's wedding. Mrs. i Miller wore a pink dress with em-! hroidered roses. White accessories 1 and a gardenia corsage complel-1 cd the outfit. Dr. Manoram's family were un-1 able lu attend. His brother. David, i represented his family. ; The reception was held at the Oak Tree Inn In Winchester. '1 he lovely throe-tiered while wedding cake was trimmed with pink and topped with three pink satin bells, j Culting the cake were Mrs. Alfred; Boyd and Mrs. Charles Miller, aunt of tin- bride, from Chiro, Calif.; Mrs. Stewart Merrill of Boise. Ida- i ho, served punch to the 2.M) guests present. They enjoyed organ back ground music throughout the eve-; mug. Miss Vallcta Wolverlon of Se-' altle presented the guest book. I oming from out -of -town for the wedding were: Mr. and Mrs. i Charles Miller and Ann Kliubelh, Clnco. Calif.; Mrs. Stewart Merrill, Carolyn Merrill and Arlene Aus- ; mis. Boise, Idaho Dr. and Mis. Chde Olmstead. Spokane, Wash I.Mr, and Mrs. Otis Pollard. Grand i.ill. anu airs, vius i ouani. virauu- , w.,h . i.. mi irs ivnid Janice Taylor Is Bride Of Eugene Tony Sieverin Janice Louise Taylor and Eu gene Tony Sieverin wvre married Friday June T. at 8 p m. at the home of the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ted K. Tavlor. The Rev. Ed West of the Elkton Christian Church officiated, with the bride's brother in-law and sis ter. Mr. and Mrs. Drnnl Porter as attendants. Janu-e is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ted E. Tavlor. She was graduated from Elkton High School, attended Oregon State I ni versily two years and was grad John Edred Manoram, A A ' - viner June 6 Angeles; Joan LaMarquand, Can ada, Karen Lindeman, Ketchi kan, Alaska; Winifred Jackson, Pendleton; Bob Whitsell, Corvallis: Linda Jankc, Joyce Wallace and Dr. and Mrs. Peter Strange, Port land; Vallcta Wolverton, Seattle, Wash.; Janet Satterlee, San Diego, Calif.; Jerry Yost, Mcdford; and Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Hopmann, Vancouver, Washington. For traveling, the bride chose a white Italian knit ensemble. The dress was trimmed with red and the three quarter coat was of while mohair, fashioned by the bride. Her accessories were red and she wore the orchid from her bouquet. Following a honeymoon trip to Crater Lake, the couple will be at home after June 10 at 711 S. E. 60th, Portland. The bride attended elementary school in Roseburg and was gradu ated from Milo Academy, after which she took pre-nursing at Wal la Walla College and has spent the past two years at the clinical di vision of the college at the Port land Sanitarium in Portland. She will begin her senior studies after returning to Portland. The bridegroom attended high school in Port-of-Spain, Trinidad, and look his college course at Cam bridge, England, and Pacific Un ion College, Angwin, Calif. He took the medical course at Loma Lin da University and was graduated in 1902. He is completing his intern ship at the Portland Sanitarium. After completion of a residency in Internal Medicine at the Kern Coun- iy General Hospital in Bakersfield, Calif., Dr. and Mrs. Manoram nhm to make their home in Trim- dad. LEOLA C. LORENZEN, dough, ter of Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Lorenzen, Roseburg, has been i named winner of Delta Gam ma's annual fellowship for ; graduate study, according to iword received from Grants and Loans chairman of the Delto Gamma Foundation. ; Miss Lorenzen has degrees 1 from both U of 0 and Wash ' ington State University, where i she has been assistant head 'resident in the Dean of Stu i dent's office while studying and doing research. She will iUSe the $500 grant for study toward the MD degree at the . . .. . , . . . University of California in San uated from a dental technician school in San Francisco, where she has been working the past year in a dentist's office. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and .Mrs. Herbert Sieverin of Chiy Center. Kan , and is a I) MS 3 C in the I' S. Navy. He is station ed out of San Francisco. The bride wore a green suit with an orchid corsage and white ac cessories. The couple left follow ing the reception for San Francis co where they will make their home. Weekly Play Takes Place The Roseburg Bridge Club held master point play Friday at the Umpqua Hotel. High score was held by Mrs. O. R. Petersen and Mrs. E. N. Kaser Jr.; second, Mrs. Walter Ulrich and Mrs. H. E. Le Beau; third, Mrs. W. F. Forrest and Mrs. W. L. Tozer; and fourth, Mrs. F. E. Gleeson and Mrs. R. B. Rummcl. Individual play was held Tues day. Winners were Mrs. W. C. Ul rich, first; Mrs. R. B. Rummel, second; and a tie for third, Mrs. J. A. Little and Mrs. W. I. Ed monds. The Rose Bridge Club met Wed nesday afternoon. Winners were Mrs. J. V. Short and Mrs. W. C. Callison, first; Mrs. H. N. Butler and Mrs. A. D. Fisher, second; and a three-way tie for third between Mrs. L. L. Linaman and Mrs. Al bert Morene. Mrs. W. L. Tozer and Mrs. Keith Bryant and Mrs. I. J. Seitz and Miss Gertrude Rast. Next Wednesday the Wednesday club will hold master point play. For information regarding t h e three clubs, or for assistance in obtaining partnerships, those inter ested may call Mrs. W. C. Callison. Timber Town Play Is Held Timber Town Duplicate Bridge Club held master point play Mon day evening. Norlh-South winners were Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Patter son, first; Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Pe tersen, second; Dr. and Mrs. Al bert Morene, third, and Mrs. K. W. Fitzgerald and Mrs. Walter Ulrich, fourth. East-West winners were Miss Helen Casey and Mrs. Arthur Clarke, first; Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Fillmore, second; Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McGregor, third, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Edmonds, fourth. Winners at the Thursday night Timber Town Club for Norlh-South were Mrs. Alice Lorenz and Da vid Forrest, first; E. C. Patter son and Don Borglum, second; Mrs. W. E. Hcrriott and daughter. Dcanna Simms, third, and Mr. and Mrs. Mort Fillmore, fourth. East West winners were Mr. and Mrs. IL. W. Rulien, first; Mrs. J. L. Brooke and Mrs. L. L. Linaman, second; Mr. and Mrs. Bud Nelson, third, and Mrs. Waller Ulrich and Bill Gaucr, fourth. Those desiring more information regarding the two clubs or assistance in securing partnership are asked to call Mrs. Walter Ulrich. Tea In Salem Friday Event The beautiful home of Governor and Mrs. Mark O. Hatfield at 833 State St., SE. in Salem, was the scene of a charming tea Friday honoring Oregon Girls State mem bers and Oregon Press Women. Flowers were everywhere, inside and out. and were artistically ar ranged throughout. The formal garden surrounding the home in cluded mass plantings of Eliza beth azaleas across the front, with deep borders of rhododendrons and azaleas in purple, lilac and laven der shades interspersed for sum mer bloom by bright red geran iums. Roses also abound in the garden and a yellow tree rose in a planter stands at the right of the front door. Because of Mrs. Hatfield's hos pitalization, the Governor himself and his charming mother greeted the 250 Oregon Girls State mem bers and the Press Women. "I do hope this will be a success for it is my first tea," quipped (he Gover nor, who .went on to state if it was it was because it had been en tirely arranged and planned by his wife. The tea table was very lovely with a high compote filled with pale blue carnations and deep cream-colored slock. Guests re ported the affair to be perfect in cverv detail. Ann Walton, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Walton of Roseburg was a Oregon Girls State member and Mrs. Frederick J. Porler represented the Press Women from here. Reception Set For Goldenweds j A prominent Roseburg couple, I Mr. and Mrs. Warren T. Cloake. will celebrate their golden wed : ding anniversary Sunday June 23. ! from 2:31) to S p.m. ! The reception will be held in : the First Conservative Baptist i Church. Frierds and relatives are ! invited. The Cloakes have request I ed that there be no gifts. Dinner Given j Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Howard Carnes ot Elkton entertained at , dinner having as guests the for mer's mother. Mrs. Olivia Carnes. ; of lin ; Beach. Calif.. Mrs. Carol ; Towt and son. Howard, of I.afay ! ette, Calif.; Ralph Carnes and chil idren, Kathy and Billy of Roseburg. j Mr. and Mrs. James Carnes and twin dauahters of Whidhey Island. (Wash.: Miss Lois Carnes of Cor vallis and Mrs. Nettie Compion of Elkton. : Honored Here Miss Joyce Broun was guest of honor at a lovely bridal shower in the beautiful home of Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Pearson on SE terrace Drue Thursday evening She re ceived many lovely gifts. Her mar riage to Ramond Rud Dukor i son was solemnized the following j Sunday. Dr. Lewis Hart had gone j by plane to Antwin. Calif., to bring I her her in time for the shower I party. 9 iS) - MR. AND MRS. DAVID ELLIOTT, whose marriage was an event of June 16, are pictured above. The bride, Carol Mae Meehan, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Meehan of this city, and the bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Bernie Longe and Thomas Elliott of Lake view. The couple will be at home to friends after June 30 in Ashland, Ore. (Picture by Chris' Studio of Photog raphy). Carol Meehan Is Now Mrs. Elliott Married by soft candlelight Sun day, June 16, were Carol Mae Mee han of Roseburg and David Charles Elliott of Lakevicw. The 4 p.m. double ring cere mony took place at the First Pres byterian Church in Roseburg, the Rev. John Adams officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Meehan of this city. She was graduated from Roseburg High School and attend ed University of Montana at Mis soula where she was a member of Alpha Phi Sorority. She is cur rently attending Southern Oregon College at Ashland. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Bernie Lange and Thomas Elliott, both of Lakeview. He was graduated from high school in Lakevicw and from SOC. He is employed as manager of Oak Knoll Golf Course at Ashland. Decorations at the church includ ed white gladioli and daisies in floor baskets and the traditional candelabra. The aisle bows were white satin decorated with orange blossoms and apricot colored tulle. Soloist was Danny Fromdahl, who sang "0 Perfect Love" and "Wedding Prayer." The bride's father gave her in marriage. She was lovely in her wedding gown of white organza, which was fashioned with a full length bouffant skirt with chapel train. The lace bodice had a round neckline and long pointed sleeves which came to points at the wrists. She wore a fingertip veil which was secured by a pearl-studded petal-type headdress. Her only jewelry was a pearl necklace, a family heirloom and a gift from Hie bridegroom. The bridal bou quet was a white orchid in a clus ter ot stephanotis, .Mrs. Frank Webster Jr. was matron of honor for her sister. Bridesmaids were Miss Anne Kil kenny of Walnut Creek, Calif.; Miss Karen Guldager of Eugene; I and Miss Marcia Holmes of Ana : heim. Calif., sorority sister of the j bride. Ihe bridegroom's brother. Gor ! don Elliott of Springfield, was best ! man. Ushering duties were per j formed by Ted Story of Lakeview, stepbrother of the bridegroom; ;Jack Kopacz of Ashland; Cook Laird of Lakeview; Thomas G. .Meehan. brother of Ihe bride from Costa Mesa, Calif.; and F'rank Webster Jr., brother-in-law of the ; bride. I Candlclighters were Glenn Van idergaw of Lakeview and Mrs. Jim 1 Holloway of Canoga Park, Calif. I .Miss Tcrri Webster and Miss Lori Meehan. nieces of the bride, were flower girl and ring bearer. The bride's attendants were dressed alike, in apricot colored taffeta sheath dresses, designed jttilh round necklines and three- To Celebrate The 23th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Ardell Loerts will be celebrated at an open house Sun day. June 23. from 2 to 5 p.m. Friends and relatives are inuted to call at the Loerts home in Lookingglass, Rt. 4. Box 1393. Hosting the affair are the cou ple's children. Jack. Mike, Martin and Susan Loerts: their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam C. Bergstedt; and Mrs. Ollie Fisk. Z's BEAUTY SALON rir j. i. ,f, Optrotort Lrlit Andrn Laurtrta Irwin Ztlma Davit, fnti Hmn: Tutt. thra fri. I 00-4 30 Saturday, 100-Noon Phone OR 3-6300 I quarter-length sleeves. Their head ' dresses and slippers matched the i apricot hue of their frocks. All carried white gladioli arm bou i quets. I Mrs. Meehan wore a light : blue lace dress with matching slip pers and white elbow-length gloves. Her corsage was of gardenias. The bridegroom's mother was at tractive in beige, with matching accessories and a corsage of Talis man rosebuds. Mrs. Belle Gordon of Lakeview, grandmother of the bridegroom, was charming in light blue with a corsage of white gladi oli. The Roseburg Country Club was the scene of the reception given by the bride's parents following the ceremony. The elaborate tier ed cake dominated the lace-cover- i cd table which held, arrangements of while daisies. I Serving the wedding cake were ! Mrs. Carl Fair and Mrs. Jack J'.opacz of Ashland. Punch was : served by Mrs. Edwin Nolte and 1 Mrs. Louis Brunier of Portland, ; cousin of the bride: coffee was I served by Mrs. Gordon Elliott of ! Springfield, sister-in-law of the bridegroom. Attending the gift ta ble were Mrs. Dick Sjogren and Mrs. Eddie LaRoque. Mrs. Jerry Curry presented the guest book. The couple left on a honeymoon at Carmel and Lake Tahoe in Cali fornia and Reno, Nev. For travel ing the bride wore a pale green sheath dress with bone-colored ac cessories and Ihe orchid from her wedding bouquet. Following the wedding trip, the newlyweds will l:e at home at 333 Bridge St., Ash land. Coming from out of town to at tend the wedding were Mrs. David Damon of Berkeley, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Meehan and family from Costa Mesa, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Holloway, Can oga Park, Calif.; Miss Marcia Holmes, Anaheim. Calif.; .Miss Anne Kilkenny, Walnut Creek, Calif.: Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Brun ier, Mark D. Saul and Mr. and ! Mrs. Brian Pindcll, all of Port land; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon El ' liott and family and Mr. and Mrs. I T. W. Wclborn and family. Eu gene; .Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lange. Mrs. Belle Gordon, Cook Laird and Ted Story, all of Lakeview: Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kopacz, Medford; Jim Porterfield, Al South, Miss Lynne Ouellette. Miss Sharon Washburn and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Mole, all of Ashland; and Miss Sandra Ghelardi, Central Point. Only One Day Left Ends Saturday Irwin Sftrn Matter Furrier Remodeling 9 Repairing Ttrmi to Suit ti 1 1 J'CMON ST. rONie.!0! 4
