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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1960 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. ORE. Annual Don Loper Show To Benefit Kindergarten Fashion conscious women of the Rogue valley are look ing forward to the annual Don Loper show to be given Saturday, October 8, at Rogue Valley Country club. The style show and dinner will benefit the kindergarten which the Junior Service league operates for children with hearing deficiencies. To be shown will be the fall fashion collection of Don Loper, southern California who is termed "designer for the stars." Mr. Loper, known throughout the United States, designs all the clothes worn by June Allyson for her "June Allyson Show" on tele vision, and also designs for Marlene Deitreich, J a y n e Meadows, Lena Home, Hed da Hopper and many other stage celebrities. Reservations for the event are to be made by calling Rogue Valley Country club. The Junior Service league kindergarten Has established in 1953 as a .Qi-profit orga nization. The staff consists of the director and an instruc tor who are specially trained as teachers of the deaf. In addition, two members of the league assist the teacher. Each member completes a nine-rQnth training course before giving service at the kindergarten. Children with hearing im pairments are referred to the kindergarten by a physician or an agency such as the pub lic health department or wel fare agencies. A physical examination is required and no mentally retarded children ire accepted. Pupils .tare en rolled from ages two"o six. Parents of children receiving instruction are invited to at tend the training course eiv- en to members of(Jpe Juni4? Service league. The school is supported by the league through their various proj ects, and many other civic and service organizations have donated money, services, and equipment. Tuition to the school is vol untary. Speech, speech reading, language development and rhythmic training are empha sized along with regular nurs ery school and kindergarten experiences. The school is equipped with a group hear ing aid. The Junior Service league kindergarten serves all of Southern Oregon with chil dren enrolled from Klamath Falls, Grants Pass, Jackson ville, and Bandon as well as Medford. One family moved to Medford from Great Falls, Mont., after hearing about the kindergarten. Since 1953, 39 children have been enrolled in the school. At the present time, seven deaf and hard-of-hear-ing pupils are learning to speak and understand speech at the kindergarten. Engagement Told Of Paula Kruse, WMIiam Ryan Portland - Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Kruse, Portland, have an nounced the engagement of their daughter, Paula Kruse, to William L. Ryan, son of Mr.Qnd Mrs. R. W. Ryan, Central Point. Both the bride-elect and her fiance are students at Or egon State college. No date has been set for their wedding. iTbiJin...vir 1 ; IJmu r Bp?;;m v, Vkc;tw -;? . A Busihess Women's Week Opinlf "Beep of Week" To Be Honored Medford Business and Pro fessional Women's club will unite with other clubs of this organization, which is inter national in scope, to observe Business Women s week which opens today and con tinues through October 9. The federation is the largest or ganized group in the world devoted entirely to the af fairs and welfare of business and professional women. Theme for the week is "Symbol of the Sixties iQ, and Mrs. Roy Douglas Reagon Jr. (Classic photo) Carpi Frances Scott PKed To Roy Douglas Reagan Jr. "Miss Carol Frances Scott be came the bride of Roy Douglas Reagan Jr., Eagle Point, in a ceremony held September 23 at First Baptist church. The Rev. Edward C. 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She is serving hcj second year as financial secretary in Catho lic Daughters of America, is musician ofQJpper Applcgate Grange, to which she has be longed for a number of years, and is a charter member of Siskiyou Knife and Fork Thirteen students from the Medford area were pledged to University of Oregon fraterni ties at the close of formal fall rushing September 25. A to tal of 445 men were pledged by the school s fraternities. Pledges from Medford were Larry Lea, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Lea, and nyrry Ryan, son of Mrs. A. E. lssple. who were pledged by Kappa O.B...U; ui uuioeriajn, sonclubi Asnland ui. mi. una mis. r-tiui UDeri- . T ... . , son, and G. ErWohnson, Phjrh ""5- "'."f J$"u" ; rWth Berg, sonT V u 1 , L,- ""'s' Episcopal Service Marries Couple o of Commerce kaffeeklatsch at the Medford hotel at 9 a.m. Broadcast of this informal gathering of business and pro fessional people will be on Saturday, October B, at 9:45 a.m. over KMED. Recognition wille given the Medford Business and Professional Women's club 'f local radio stations aitn ; KBES-TV. Closing the week's ' events ! will be a breakfas at the Rogue Valley CoiQry club Sunday, October 9, planftd by Mrs. Wesley Colcma) committee, for BPW club members and their invited guests. This will be an infor mal social lime and will ter minate earl yenough fortQr ticipants to attend church services. Medford Business and Pro fession VJlomen's club takes part in mWy service projects, maintains a membership in Jackson County Chamber o Commerce, and contributes to an oriental scholarship spon sored by clubs of the state. Central Point - Miss Marga ret DeHaas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth DeHaas, 1929 Scnic avenue, Central Point, became the bride of William G. Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Emery, 513 Eealty street, Medford, Sep tember 16. A small number of close relatives attended the cere mony, which was performed at St. Mark's Episcopal church at 9:30 o'clock in the morning. A small reception followed a the Emery home. The newlyweds are making their home at Seaside follow ing a short wed dingtrip north. ; Out-of-town guests at th wedding were Glen and Peri ry Davis, Seaside, relatives of the bridegroom. o MELD'S FASHION CENTER Open Mondays 10 A.M. to 9 P.M o o Use Your Charge Account ... on Our Budget Plan q Up to 6 Moyii-T 'n 'rUj 2U E. Main Phone SP 2-7169 The bride 'is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Scott, 2004 LaPine avenue, Medford Mr. Reagan is a son of Roy W. Reagan, Los Angeles, Calif., and has made his home with an aunt, Mrs. Amber Williams, Eagle Point. Flame colored gladioli with yellow and bronze chrysanthe mums decorated , the church for the double ring rites. Fre cedine and during the cere- moilcJMr. Scott sang, accom panied by Mrs. Clarence Wag- ler, Trail, sister of the bride. Given in marriage jsy her father, 1 the bride We an ankle length frock fashioned with lace bodice and full net skirt over satin. Her fingertip length veil was held by band of flowci and she car ried a bouquet of white chry santhemums, roses and ivy. Miss Jean Miecar, Seattle, Wash., was maid of honor and other attendants were Miss Pa tricia LeQuieu, Ashland, Miss Linda Scott, sister of the bride, and Mrs. Wagler. They wore taffeta frocks in autumn shades. Miss Messecar wore flame colored; Miss LeQuieu was in toast; Miss Scott, gold; and Mrs. Wagler, green. They carried nosegays of roses and chrysantherStims. Tgree-year-old Linda Scott, sister of the bride, was flower girl. Lee Gossett, Eagle Point, served as best man and seating the guests were Robert Berri man, Eagle Point, and Cartee Wood, cousins of the ' bride groom. Mrs. Scott wore a dark blue sheath dress with white acces sories and pink rosebud cor sage. Mrs. Williams, guardian of the brukgroom, chose a black dress"with chrysanthe mum corsage. Following the wedding a re ceDtinn wan hplri nt tho (Dchurch. Mr.NU. R. Wagler, I Troll t.V. ,.jj:.. !.. assisted by Mrs. Allan Alex ander, Medford. Mrs. Elhridge G. Sullivan, cousin of the bridegrooBL presided at the punch boVl. Miss Mary Lee DePlace poured coffee and Miss ConniS-Berriman was In charge of the -guest book. MrsVobert Berraafer and and Mrs. KennetrTOwen were at the gift table. The couple are making their home at 205V4 Summit street following a wedding trip. The Drme wore for traveling a Thblue sheath jacket dress with The bride is a graduate of Eagle Point High school and is employed at KBES-TV. Mr. Reagan attended Eagle Point LKtgh school and Northrup TWiauon institute, i Los An geles, and is a student at Southern Oregon college. Among the out -of 'town guests attending were Mrs. Warren E. Harmon, Banning, Calif., and Mrs. Ben Rod- erique, aunt of the bride t Student. Returns To Utah School SI.Vy Cove - Miss Suzl Chubb has Qiurned to Brig ham Young university, Provo, Utah, for her sophomore year. She Is a daughter o5)Mr. and Mrs. Ray Chubb. ' Two friends oLJhe college student, Miss LQi Conkey, Los Angeles, and Miss Bar bara Brown, Paso Robles, were guests of Miss Chubb during the summer vacation. Mi, rnnlrpv i. nttpnrlinff Southern Oregon college this year. 4 GutJts in Gold Hill Gold Hill - Mr. and Mrs. Dale Norton of Trinity Cen ter, Calif., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lance last Kappa Sigma; of .Mr. and Mrs. Ryder Berg, A. Gary Cummings, son of Mr, and Mrs. A. G. Cummings, Ray Konopasek, son of Mr. anovMrs. Charles F. Konopa sek, and Darrell Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Miller, Sigma Phi Epsilon. Gordon Pathmann, son of HQ. Agnes O. Pathmann, Sig ma Chi; Jack Joyce, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Joyce, and Jim and John Lacy, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Li'; and Richard Kengla, son of Mr. ar Mrs. V. W. Kengla, Phi Sigma Kappa. Gardeners Plan ShovrWednesdav . Talent - A LittleH'lower show will be held during the Wednesday, October 5, meet ing of the Talent Garden club at the home of Mrs. Or may Goddard, Wsk-jner Creek road. The meetmg will held at 1:30 p.m - Constructive criticism about the show will be given by Mrs. E. A. Bay. Assisting Mrs. Goddard will be Miss Bertha Hayman, A plant exchange will be held. Seven .members of the club attended the Oregon Federa- out the week. Public recogni tion will first be accorded her at the annual autumn tea which has been arranged by Mrs. Floyd Palmer and her committee and will be held at the Girls' Community club from 3 to ffVclock this aft ernoon. Not only club mem bers but interested business women of the community are invited to attend. Club members have been invited to take part In the Chamber of Commerce lunch eon at the Jackson hotel at noon on Monday, October 3. Woman To Speak Mrs. Thomas Gutter of the League of Women Voters is the featured speaker lor a luncheon planned by Miss Gladys Durrand's committee for Wednesday, Octobfir 5, at the Jackson ' hotel between 11:45 a.m. and 1 p.m. Mrs Rutter will talk concerning Wdmen in Politics." Special invitations have been extend ed to women's organizations of the community. Other In- 9Sled women of the com- IT'S TIME TO ORDER! YOUR PERSONAL O . - . Name Imprinted CHRISTMAS CARDS Over 40 AlbunQ To Choose Fyrt On the Balcony BOOKS GIFTS RECORDS I o . ' Medford'- munity are welcome, ah those Dlanning to. attend should make reservations with Miss Voda Brower, SPring 3-5039 or SPring 2-6171. Thursday, October 6, Busi- finn nt rs.rrion rMiihs Kislrl. npus and Professional Worn- vou district meetingr in Cen- en's club ' members are in- tral Point Wednesday. 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