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MEDFORD' MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE. SUNDAY, AUGUST 7, 1969 Q I Linda Lillian Nelson Linda Nelson, David Bollweg To Wed in Fall Central Point - Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Nelson, Route 1, Box 324, Central Point, an nounced the engagement of their daughter Linda Lillian to David Michael Bollweg. He is a son of, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bollweg, formerly of Central Point and now of Clackamas, Ore. Both Miss Nelson and her fiance attended Crater High school, and Mr. Bollweg is employed by Western Auto ?"pply company. ' A fall wedding is planned by the couple. 1 . Family Arrives From Roseburg Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Hall and son James Kendall Hall, Rose burge, are house guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Randol pha, 303 Vancouver avenue. They plan to attend Shake ipearean festival plays in Ashland, and will visit their on and his bride, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Alan Hall, 14 South Orarige street. Mrs. E. S. Hall is a sister of Mrs. Randolph. October Rites Planned by Pair Mr. and Mrs. Martin D. Schnack, Campbell road, bti- nounce the engagement of their daughter Madalene to Dominic Bregante, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. Bregante, Mill brae, Calif. Miss Schnack was gradu ated from St. Mary's - acad emy, Medford, and attended the University of Portland Both Miss Schnack and her fiance are on the staff of Wal ston and company in San Francisco. The couple plans an Octo ber wedding. r,"r''g P "''3 4 a Madalene Schnack (Landii photo) Meeting Slated By Alpha Chis The annual mid-summer meeting of Alpha Chi Omega sorority members will be held Tuesday, August 9, at the home of Mrs. Fred Konshot, 1820 Vrown avenue, Medford. It is set for 1:30 p.m. Members may make reser vations by calling Mrs. M. M, Huggins, Coal Mine road, SPring 2-6449. A special invitation is ex tended to members of the sor ority who are new to south ern Oregon. Ci 4 ') HOW TO REVIVE Tired Colors That suit, dress, sports coat, summer car coat , ; does it look dull and lifeless? Perhaps the color seems to have grown "tired". Don't give up. Chances are good there's a lot of lively, sparkling color left in that garment. Prob ably the fibers of the fabric just need the refresh ment of expert dry cleaning. Call us . . . Dumas Domestic . . . for professional fabric treatment. You'll be surprised at the way your garments "come alive" again. W. Glvt ind Rideem SILVER DOLLAR STAMPS Phone SP 2-6165 For FREE Pickup and Delivery Service umad omesiic LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS S0-2Z 1i1$mti(k , . . 1Maptii$ufM Your Professional Laundry Serving the Rogue Valley for Over SO Years E,TTERT Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Di- brow. Turner, Ore., announce the engagement of their daughter Sandra to Dale Don aid Foresee, ion of Mr, and Mrs. Gene Foresee, 3514 Rob erts road, Medford. The bride-elect and her fiance will be sophomores at Oregon State college this fall No wedding date has been set Betrothal News Announced Here Mr. and Mrs. William K. Suit, 1666 Springbrook road, announce the engagement of their daughter, Marva, to Jim E. Guches, son of Mrs. Earl Guches, 819 Marshall avenue and the late Mr. Guches. Miss Suit is a graduate of Phoenix High school and at tended Robertson School of Business. She is employed at Sears Roebuck company. Mr. Guches '.vas graduated from Medford High school and is employed at Rogue River Or chards Packing plant. The wedding is planned for October 15 at the Phoenix First Presbyterian church. r Wedding Day Set By Couple Hornbrook - Mr. 'and Mrs. Ernest Elmore have announc ed the engagement and ap proaching marriage of their daughter, Gerry, to John L. Wayne, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wayne, Hornbrook. Miss Elmore was a mem ber of the 1960 graduating class of Yreka High school, of which Mr. Wayne also is a graduate. He is employed at Eastlick's Mill in Yreka. Their marriage is set for August 27 in the Hornbrook Methodist church, after which they will make their home in Yreka. Miss Elmore is a charter member of the Vaquerras, Hornbrook's girl's mounted drill team. Student Nurse To Be Graduated Central Point - Miss Laurel Higinbotham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Higinbotham, Taylor road, Central Point, is scheduled to graduate Friday, August 12, from the Univer sity of Washington, School of Nursing, Seattle, Wash. Miss Higinbotham, a grad uate of Crater High ' school, also attended Seattle Pacific college and took her clinical training at the Swedish hospi tal, Seattle. She majored in orthopeuics and also received training with convalescent pa tients. Attending the ceremonies Friday will be Mr. and Mrs. Higinbotham, her sisters, Sandy, a sophomore at Simp son Bible college, San Fran cisco, and Sue, a senior at Crater High school, and brother, Tim, a junior high school student. Miss Higinbotham will work at the Swedish hispital. Later this month she plans to visit relatives in the valley. Hornbrook Woman Home From Kansas Hornbrook - Mrs. L. E. Je ter has returned home from a two weeks' trip to Arcadia, Kans., where she visited her parents and her sisters and brothers. She made the trip both ways by air, the return trip on a jet plane, which brought her from Kansas City, Mo., to Los Angeles in a little over two hours. In Los Angeles, Mrs. Jeter visited briefly with her daugh ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Campbell and sons, Ricky and Tininiy. It was while they were en route home from a visit with the Campbells that Mr. Camp bell's grandparents, Siskiyou County Superior Court Judge and Mrs. James M. Allen of Yreka, were killed Tuesday evening approximately only ten miles from home. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell are expected to arrive soon in Yreka for his grandparents' funeral. Dancing grandparents have the right idea. Step lively if you don't want to age as you grow old. Dancing, garden ing, and even the exercise' of keeping house help prevent the loss of muscle tone. Janice Robinson, Paul Gene Roby Engaged to Wed Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Rob inson, 116 Sunrise avenue, announce the engagement ot their daughter, Janice Anita to Paul Gene Roby, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Roby, 133 Taft avenue, this city. Miss Robinson, who will be a senior at Medford High school this fall, is employed by her father at Robinson Brother's store. Mr. Roby, who graduated from Medford High school in 1959, is working with his father, a contractor. The couple plans to be mar ried in the fall of 1961. f MEETING ANNOUNCED Mrs. Carl Fichtner will be hostess for a meeting of Pyth ian club to be held at her home, 613 South Holly street, Tuesday, August 9, at 8 p.m. Janice Robinson Mrs. W. L. Michael will be co-hostess. Birthday Dinner Given for Three Gold Hill - Mrs. John Cogs well, Harry Neunham and Lester Parker were honored at a birthday barbecue din ner July 31 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cogswell, Gold Hill. The three honored guests had birthdays either on Au gust 1 or 2. Attending the event were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Abbott and daughter, Jean, Downey, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Howard David and daughter, Mrs. David Parker, and grand daughter, Lauri Jo, all Med ford; Mr. and Mrs. Vettie Biles and son, Dick, Miss Elaine Parkins and Miss Donna Hop per, all Grants Pass; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Abbott and children, Debbie, Julie and Dickie, Mrs. Harry Neunham and son, Wink, and Mrs. Lester Park and daughter, Linda. Natural Food Associates To Hold Convention Here The fifth annual state con vention of Natural Food asso ciates will be held in Medford Thursday, August 25. Theme of the meeting will be "Sur vival in the Atomic Age." The entire program will center around foods that are known to maintain health. Miss Alfreda Rooke, Escon dido, Calif., will be the prin cipal speaker. Miss Rooke has taught more than 20 years and supervised health educa tion in California schools. For eight years she was an in structor in nutrition at the University of Southern Cali fornia, college of dentistry, department of dental hy giene. She is educational con sultant of the American Acad emy of Applied Nutrition and curator of the Dr. Weston A. Price Research Studies, and is clinical nutrition counselor. During the convention here organically produced foods will be displayed and the eve ning banquet will be pre pared entirely from such foods, it was announced. 1 Applegate Families Entertain Visitors , Applegate Valley - Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. Maddox and six sons have returned to Pacific Beach, Calif., after spending a week with Mrs. Maddox's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claud Williams, Sterling. Other out-of-state guests here recently were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hyde, Pullman, Wash., who were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Forbes Brown. Club Announces Bridge Tourney An open individual master point session is being planned by the Riverside Bridge club for Wednesday, August 17. 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