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A Sunday, Auf. 23, 1959
Couple Wed
In Colorado
August Rites
. The wedding of Mrs. Hazel
dean Hohensee, 331 Haven
street, to Lee Harold Smith,
801 Newtown street, was held
Sunday, August 18, at Grand
Lake, Colo.
A reunion of the bride's
family, the first such gather
ing in 20 years, took place
at the wedding, which was
held in the Grand Lake Com
munity church.
The double-ring ceremony
was performed at 1:30 p.m.
by the Rev. Sterling Alam of
Granby, Colo. Community
church. '
Mr. and Mrs. Harold E.
Waldo, Denver, attended the
couple. The bride wore an
off-white two-piece suit and
carried a white Bible topped
with Hawaiian wood roses,
oak leaves and bronze-toned
fujli.
. Mrs. Waldo wore a multi
colored silk taffeta ensemble
with white accessories. Her
corsage was of white and
autumn-toned fujii.
Native wildflowers and
candles decorated the church.
The bride's brother, Rennison
Read, played two clarinet so
los and her sister, Mrs. Rich
ard Eames, Grand Lake,
played the organ.
Mrs. Eames also planned
the dinner which followed. -
The newlyweds will reside
at 801 Newtown street follow
ing their return from a trip
to visit the bridegroom's fam
ily in Kansas. They plan to
stop at Taos, New Mexico,
the Painted Desert, Grand
.Canyon and Las Vegas en
-route.
j Members of the bride's
'family who were reunited at
I the event included her broth
er and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Rennison Read, and chil
' dren, Steve and Tom; brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. John Hollis Read, and
.son, John, who flew from
'New York City; brother-in-
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Family Dinner
Gold Hill - Mr. and Mrs
Harry Quinn, Casa Rogue Mo
tel, were honored at a family
dinner given at their home,
August 18 to celebrate their
4 8th wedding anniversary,
August 17.
The honored couple were
surprised with . a decorated
anniversary cake .made by
their granddaughter, Mrs. Wil
liam Barlow. Others attend
ing were Mrs. Barlow's small
son, Michael Barlow, and the
Quinn's son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Whitlock, aU Medford.
The couple were married in
Alma, Neb. on August 17,
1911 and lived near Blooming-
law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Eames, and daughter, Linda;
and the bride's children,
Brenda and John.
The bride's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Chester H. Burn
ham, Laconia, N.H., were un
able to attend.
The bride is a graduate of
Southern Oregon college and
is a music and art teacher in
the Medford public schools.
Mr. Smith attended Elk City
High school and is a whole
sale butcher with Midway
Meat company here.
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Harold Smith
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ton, Neb. where he farmed.
Retiring from ranching in
1924, the Quinns moved to
San Diego, Calif., where he
owned and operated a garage
and service station until 1946
when they moved to southern
Oregon, purchasing the Casa
Rogue Motel north of Gold
Hill.
Mrs. Quinn is president of
the Amethyst Rebekah Friend
ship club of which she is a
charter member. An active
member of the Amethyst
lodge and Gold Hill Health
unit, her hobby is crocheting.
Mr. Quinn spends his leisure
hours tending his flowers and
lawn.
Kiwanian Dames
Plan Coffee Hour
Mrs. Ray Baker is holding a
"coffee hour" for the Kiwan
ian Dames at her home, Table
Rock Vista ranch, route 2, box
273, Central Point, Wednes
day, August 26, at 10 a.m.t All
Kiwanian Dames are invited
and it is suggested that all
wishing to attend meet at the
rear of the Big Y Market,
Table Rock road, in order to
have a guided tour to the
ranch.
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Monica Sheets
Is Bride of
D.G.Anderson
Miss Monica Sheets became
the bride of Duke Gilbert An
deYson Thursday, August 13,
in a wedding at the home of
the bridegroom's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Alton M. Anderson,
260V Eastover terrace.
The bride, a daughter of
Mrs. Nettie Sheets, Forest
Grove, wore a white lace
gown with matching head
piece and carried a white or
chid bouquet. A friend, Thom
as Culbertson, gave her mar
riage. The Rev. G. Robert Jacks of
the First Presbyterian church,
performed the ceremony.
Kenneth Leek served as best
man and Mrs. Marie Kines,
Forest Grove, sister of the
bride, was matron of honor.
Ushers were Rick Colver and
Jerry Anderson.
Assisting at the reception
were Mrs. Harold Colver, Mrs.
Culbertson and Mrs. Max Mul
hollin. The bride was graduated
from Forest Grove high school
in 1958. The bridegroom was
graduated from Medford High
school in 1954 and from Pa
cific University college of op
tometry with a doctor of op
tometry degree in 1959.
He is to attend navy offi
cer's candidate school at New
port, R. I., from September 28
to January 8 before being
commissioned' into the naval
medical corps.
The newlyweds are employ
ed at Pinnacle' Packing com
pany this summer and are
making their home at the
Eastover terrace address.
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Gamma Phi Beta
Sorority to Meet
Alumna and active mem
bers of Gamma Phi Beta so
rority will hold a swim party
Wednesday, August 26, at 7:30
p.m. at the home of Mrs. Jack
Crawford, 1503 East Main
street.
Any member wishing trans
portation may contact Mrs.
Jack Sanborn, SPring 2-8937.
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'Great River of the West'
Booklet Published by League
" Great River of the West,"
a fact-filled booklet on Colum
bia River Basin resources and
problems will be published in
September by the League of
Women Voters of Oregon,
Washington, Idaho, and Mon
tana. Mrs. Joseph E. Spang, water
resources chairman for the
Oregon League, said that ma
terial for the booklet was as
sembled by league research
committees in the four states,
then edited, compiled, and il
lustrated by league members.
The information has been
checked for "accuracy and bi
as" by experts in the water
resources field from each
state. Included is a color map
obtained from the U. S. corps
of engineers showing present
and future reservoirs, flood
zones and irrigated lands.
Medford League, as well as
all others in the United States,
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four-year study of water re
sources, according to Mrs.
Kenneth H. Baker, local chair
man. Concensus on principles
governing the use of water
resurces will" be compiled in
the local leagues and forward
ed to the national office in
November. Support of legisla
tion in line with agreements
reached will be possible once
a "go-ahead" has been given
by state and national league
boards, she explained.
Mrs. Baker will attend a re
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October 3 to plan for presenta
tion of the material in discus
sion meetings later in the
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