• THE CENTRAL POINT TIMES
THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1966
JACKSO NVILLE
SECTION
CARNATION
TASTEWELL
The reception table deco
rations were gold net over the
tablecloth, with centerpiece
of lighted gold colored candles
in matching candelabra, and
bowl with gold toned (lowers.
Jim and Mam ie were married
ALMA MATER
Marvin W. Maxw ell, San
Franciaco, a graduate of Ore
gon Technical Institute
Franclrco, a graduate of Jack-
•onville High School, class of
1954, and Oregon Technical
Institute electronics graduate
In Jacksdivllle, December 31,
1915, They are both members
of pioneer families of southern
Oregon. Jim worked many
claar of 1961, Klamath Falls,
visited the campus of O T I re
cently to Interview electronics
yeais with the U. S. Forestry
Service, in later years both he
and Mamie were employed at
students for prospective posi
tions with M AI Equipment Cor
poration, San Francisco.
Mr. M axwell, branch cus
tomer engineering manager
of this San Francisco corpora
tion, has duties covering nine
northwestern states In the
firm's operations.
Mr. Maxwell also presented
a convocation lecture, his to
pic "Opportunities for Techni
cians", during his visit to the
O T I campus.
flF T IE T H WEDDING ANNTVER;
SARY RECEPTION
Mr. and Mrs. Chester M c
Donough, Ruch and Mr. and
Mrs. Carter Hlhhs, D illard ho
nored Mrs. McDonough's and
Mrs. Hibbs parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Winningham, Jackson
v ille , on their 50th wedding
anniversary with a reception
Sunday, January 16th, 1-4 P M .,
at the Upper Applegate Grange
H a ll.
The hosts of the afternoon
were assisted by Mrs. Ella Rus
sell, Medford, who cut and
served^cake; Mrs. Eugenia
one of the Lookout stations un
til recent retirem ent.
punch and Mrs. V em l Stephen
son, Butte Falls, served coffee;
with guest book In charge of
Mrs. V iolet Young and Mrs.
Ruth Lawrence, both Jackson
v ille and M l . Hester Knutson,
Medford,
Mrs. Russell Is Mr. Winning-
ham's sister, Mrs. McEeth is a
granddaughter, Mrs. Young and
ings; Mrs. Marjorie and Mrs.
Mayme Hibbert, Klamath Falls,
as w ell as a niece of Mr. W in
ningham, Mrs. Verne Howard,
Klamath Falls and a nephew,
Lee Winningham, Happy Camp.
C allfo m ia.
Mrs. Winningham's wore a
blue , two piece brocade dress,
her corsage was a white orchid
with a gold bow. Mr. Winning-
ham's button lare was a gold
dusted white carnation. Atten
denti corsages were of white
carnations with gold bows.
RAY OFFENBACHER'S VISITED
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Word,
Mrs. Knutson are a ll nieces
of the honored couple.
P.oad.
Douglas Word is now associ
ated with the consulting engin
eering firm of which his father
is a member at Redding, after
serving two yean with the U. S.
Army Engineen in Germany.
He is with the aerial survey
division of the Redding firm .
The Word fam ily made the
trip in their private plane.
I WEATHER BULLETIN!"!
HEAT WAVE
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RAY-O-VAC Reg. 40«
FLASHLIGHT
BATTERIES
Standard size
Pkg. of 2
Maxaon and Becky, Mrs. John
Witteveen, Mr. and Mrs. Geo
charge of the fund raising event
M i . R. E. H eim , Mrs. Floyd
Wyatt, Mrs. Leona Salyer, hfrs.
Patricia O'Manion. *
U .S . National Bank Annive
rsary reception was attended
by approximately 100 people
on Tuesday.
Notice to Jacksonville pro
perty owners who are opposed
to having trees planted in their
parking strips please notify
Mrs. Arthur Roberts at the
Jacksonville Library . Phone
899-1665.
Joe Davis , son of Mr. and
Kfrs. Woodrow Davis is con
fined at Crater Hospital with
pneumonia.
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rotate back and forth—tu»rping the heat over the floor A ll new
in performance, styling and eaciting colors, thia now S IE G L E U
givaa you a new dimension in heating comfort See it toon!
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Again we wish to c a ll to
the attention of a ll dog owners
of Jacksonville. There Is an
ordinance in fore» requiring
a ll dogs by kept on owners pre
mises at a ll times. It dogs are
(ticked up by the Chief of Po
lic e , and , or, Dog Control
officers, and placed at the
Dog Control Center, Pacific
Highway, T alen t, owners w ill
be charged lodging fee, and,
or, license fee, plus penalties,
should the dog(s) not be cur
rently licensed.
SINCERE S Y NT AT H I ES
Are extended to at thia tim e
the fam ily of the late Job Ber-
rlm an, Highway 238.
Job,
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Art Chipman, Mrs. Wayne
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With proceeds of this ball
being presented to Mercy Flight
Inc, J t is hoped that the other
h alf of that ambulance plane
may be purchased.
Members of Siskiyou Pioneer
Sites Foundation maintained
the cloak check service and
refreshment bar in the recep
tion hall of the ballroom durlnj
the recent weekend event held
In the ballroom. Members
assisting were Mr. and Mrs.
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in dress of long ago weret Mrs.
Robert Byen, Mrs. Harlan Bos
worth, J r., Mrs. Therein Rust,
Mrs. Richard Sousam , Mrs.
W illia m G. Jones, Mrs. Gene
Barlow and Mrs. Jim Cabler.
rge Brewer and Mr. O .W . Ma
theny. Mrs. Brewer was In
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APPLEGATE PTA FUND R AI
SING EVENT
Thunday, January 27, the
At one tim e, Mam ie was
Applegate PTA w ill present
postmistress for ten yean of the
"Enrico , th e-M agician ," as
then Copper postoffice.
their fund raising event of the
Among the more than 200
year. Refreshments w ill be
persons who were present to
• sold. For details call 899-1635.
congratulate the honored couple
were two former teachers of
LIONS BALL WELL ATTENDED
Mks. Winningham, Mrs. Ina
Approximately 250 couples
Purcel, T A ylor Road, Apple-
attended the second annual
gate, and Mrs. Bert Harr, Ruch
Grand Ball, Saturday evening,
at the now non-existant Watkins
January 15 In the U .S , Hotel
School, Upper Applegate.
Ballroom. Those who did not
Other special guests were Mrs
attend this event missed an in
Maude Port, Ashland, former
spiring sight -the ladies with
ly Ruch and Star Ranger Station
their elegant gowns and mat
Mrs. Bertha A. Baughman, A
ching coiffcre. Many of the
Ashland; Donald Helgeson,
gentlemen attending were also
Canton, Minnesota; Mr. and
attired In period cortumes.
Mrs. Edward Peteraon, Brook
Among the guests attending
A money tree was among the
many gifts prese tfed to the cou
ple during the aflemooX's
event
M cR ctb, high w ay 238, served
end guests of Mrs. Word's pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Offen
bacher, 5. 3rd St. and Mrs.
Word's brother , sister-in-law
and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Offenbacher, Sterling
Chunk Style
TUNA
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COFFEE
Douglas, Susan and Jimmy,
Redding, California were week
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