SUNDAY,
Graduate
Interning
At Hospital
Miss Claudia Kay Hoover,
who received a degree in oc
cupational therapy from San
Jose State college January 22,
Is now interning at the Ala
meda County Fairmont hos
pital, San Leandro, Calif. Miss
Hoover is a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Claud W. Hoover,
Vilas road.
Miss Hoover will remain at
the Fairmont hospital until
the end of March, and In April
and May will intern at the
i...nh P Kennedy Jr.. Re
habilitation center, Brighton,
Mas.
In June and July she will
be at the San Fernando Vet
hmmitul San Fernando,
Calif. Miss Hoover has already
completed a three monms
Internship at the Twin Pines
Psychiatric hospital at Bel
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The first of August she will
take her national test for reg
istration as an occupational
therapist at the University of
Southern California. . After
rl.trallnn nhe will be quali
fied to work in the fields of
psychiatrics, physical disa
bilities, pediatrics, tubercu
losis, and general medicine
and surgery.
mi Unnvpr nlann then to
return to Medford, and her
wedding to Robert fi. Alien
Is planned for the middle of
August. Her fiance is to grad
uate from Harvard university
In June and will enter lempie
University Medical ocnooi.
TJhlloH.lnhta. this fall. Miss
Hoover will' work in one of
the hospitals in Philadelphia,
ttarting the first of Septem
ber. Mr. Allen is a son of Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Allen, 951
South Stage road.
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Harper-Root
Ceremony Held
Mies Margie Ann Root and
Donnle Ray Harper were wed
in February 8 rites in Park
chapel, Reno, Nevada. The
single ring ceremony was per
formed at 8 o'clock in the
evening.
The bride is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Horace L. Root,
102S Ellendale drive, Med
ford, and is a 1062 Phoenix
High school graduate.
The bridegroom's parents
are Mrs. John Fundcrburg of
Hilt, Calif., and Coy Harper,
Sheridan. Ark.
Miss Elva Root, sister of the
bride, was her only attend
ant, and the bride's father
served as best man.
The bride wore a white lace
street length dress and a short
veil. Her bouquet was of
while flowers.
The couple is living in
Reno. The bridegroom has
served in the Navy.
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FEBRUARY 24. 1963
Mr. and Mrs. David Ellet Foreman
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Methodist Ceremony
fVeds Medford Couple
Miss Sheila Noelle Frank
tin ho, -amp the bride of David
Ellet Foreman in a single-ring
ceremony performed in Meek
er chapel, First Methodist
church, at 8 o'clock, February
14. Dr. George Roseberry of
ficiated.
tho hrlrlA in a daushler of
Mr. and Mrs. Dale H. Frank
lin, 1470 Kings highway, Med
ford. The bridegroom is a son
of Mr. and Mrs. Otis M. Fore
man, 42 Hawthorne avenue,
also Medford.
About 60 guests attended
the ceremony and the recep
tion following.
The only attendant or me
bride was Miss Judith Fore
dnter nf the bridegroom.
Little Miss Sherrl Ann White
was ring bearer.
Benjamin Darras was Desi
man. and Larry " Muir and
Eugene Vincent seated the
guests.
Wears Taffeta
The bride, who was given
in mnrrlnoo bv her father,
wnre n Rtreet-Iensth sown of
while taffeta in sheath style
with matching cut-away over-
skirt. The neckline and SKiri
nt the sheath were trimmed
with white embroidered flow
ers. Her headdress was a
crown of brocade trimmed
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with pearls, and held a shoul
der length veil. She wore a
heart-shaped opal pendant, a
gift from the bridegroom. Her
bouquet, which was also
heart-shaped, was of white
hyacinths and red rosebuds.
The honor attendant wore
a white chiffon dress with a
red lined lace bolero jacket.
Her nosegay was heart
shaped, of red and white car
nations. The ring bearer wore a red
velvet dress and red shoes.
She carried a white satin pil
low with a wedding band be
longing to the bridegroom s
mother. Both the ring bearer
and the honor attendant wore
red velvet pillboxes with brief
red veils.
The chapel was decorated
with altar baskets of white
stock and red tulips.
Mrs. Leslie Boardnmn pro
vided the organ music, and
Mrs. D. G. MacDougall was
soloist.
For her daughter's wed
ding, Mrs. Franklin wore a
gray silk sheath dress and
print satin pillbox hat. Mrs.
Foreman wore a red nylon
lace dress with a white pill
box, and both wore corsages
of white hyacinth petals.
Reception at Church
The reception was held in
the parlors of the church.
Table decorations were red
hearts and white candles,
with red carnations surround
ing the cake.
Mrs. Verne Shangle served
the cuke, and Miss Marlys
Franklin, sister of the bride,
poured coffee. The punch was
poured by Mrs. Edgar Sims,
aunt of the bride. Miss Judith
Franklin, n cousin, was at the
guest bonk, and Miss Susan
Vox was in charge of the gift
table.
Both the bride and bride
groom have attended Medford
schools. The bride is a stu
dent at Medford High school,
and the bridegroom was grad
uated from that school in
1062.
Area Students
'Are Initiated
! Among the 23 candid-.lcs
1 InitlHtcd into Sigma Epsilnn
Pi, a women's scholastic hon
orary society at Southern
Oregon college, were a num
ber ow young women from
the Rogue valley and north
ern California area,
j From Medford were the
Misses Mary Jo Batrcr. Lois
Beardsley, Vivian Wiegand,
Jacqueline Graber and LaRuc
Reese.
j Those from Ashland were
the Misses Danuasia Bell,
Peggy Parmns, Janet Coving
ton, Karen Culp. Gerry Mil
ler, Marilyn Mobley and Su
san Thompson.
Others were Miss Alia
Grimes, Talenl; Miss Dorothy
Hcssig, Montague, Calif., and
the Misses Pcgl Hodge, Gwen
Lallaic snd Janet Lund, all
Grants Pans.
Chapter to Meet
At Lorish Home
Chapter AA. TEO. will
meet Wednesday, February
27. at 12 ;ti p.m. at the home
of Mrs. F. C. Lorish. 8:10 Min
nesota avenue. Assisting her
will be Mrs. Alfred McDon
ald and Mrs. R. L. Caster
line. Two American Firld srrv
I Ice students w ill present the
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MEDFORD
Gallery
Events Are
Announced
Three events are on the cal
endar in coming days for
members of Rogue Valley Art
association and others inter
ested in the current show at
Rogue gallery, 220 West Main
street.
Tuesday, February 26, as
sociation members are invited
to hear Lloyd Halverson, art
dealer and collector, speak
concerning works from his
collection on display at the
gallery. The topic is "The
Role of the Collector" and
the talk is planned for 8 p.m.
Wednesday, February 27,
Mr. Halverson will speak on
the same subject at the gal
lery for members of Xi Mu
chapter. Beta Sigma Phi. As
sociation members unable to
attend the Tuesday night lec
ture may attend Wednesday
evening.
On Sunday, March 3, the
collector will lead a gallery
tour and speak concerning the
historical background of the
works. The tour wiT begin at
3 p.m. and the public is in
vited to attend.
In the show are works by
several world-known masters.
Included are paintings and
drawings by Van Dyke, Goya
Poussin, Modigliani, Turner
and others. The Halverson
collection is said by some au
thorities to be the most val
uable private art collection in
Oregon and association offi
cers have stated that the feel
most fortunate to be able to
have the exhibit open to the
public.
Miss Pamela Belies, South
ern Oregon college student
from Kailua, Oahu, Hawaii,
hat baen selected as princess
lor the annual skiesta, a win'
ter sports carnival sponsored
by the college. The event will
be March 1-2 at the Mt. Shas
ta Ski bowl. Nine other prin
ctssas, representing either
Oregon or California colleges,
will alto vie for the title of
Skieiia Queen, She will be
chosen at the Friday night
dance.
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Medical Auxiliary Plans
Benefit Luncheon, Show
March and April usually
means a quickening of social
activity in the Rogue Valley,
even though it is the Lenten
season.
Among coming events is a
pre-Eastcr luncheon and style
show planned by the auxil
iary to the Jackson County
Medical society on Monday,
April 1. It will be held at
Rogue Valley Country club.
Luncheon will be served al
noon, and spring fashions will
be modeled by auxiliary mem
bers and their children. Cards
will be available to guests
who wish to piny bridge or
canasta during the afternoon.
Reservations may be made
by calling Mrs. Charles Mc-
Adnms, 773-63:16.
Mrs. Donald McGcary and
Mrs. John Watson are co
chairmen of the benefit lun
cheon, and proceeds will be
given to the auxiliary fund
for the post-graduate educa
tion of registered nurses. In
1962. $300 from this fund was
given to three Jackson coun
ty hospitals to help pay the
expenses of six nurses who
attended a course In new
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and Mrs. Robert John Gee
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Lieutenant and Bride
Leave for Ft.
Lt. and Mrs. Robert John
Gee left this week end for Ft.
Benning, Ga., to make their
home after being guests the
past week of Lieutenant Gee's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John T.
Gee, 2618 Syringa drive, Med
ford. The couple's wedding
was an event of February 4 in
Peace Lutheran church,
Seattle.
The bride, the former Miss
Karen Louise Nelson, is a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ken
neth J. Nelson, Seattle. The
bridegroom attended Medford
High school and both attended
Washington State university,
where the bridegroom recent
ly was graduated as a second
lieutenant in the Army after
completion of advanced
ROTC training.
Of the seven men commis
sioned at the time, Lieutenant
Gee was one of three desig
nated as a distinguished mili
tary graduate because of his
outstanding scholastic and
military work. He completed
his work in pre-law and was
graduated from the university
at the same time.
The bride also attended
Whitman college.
The wedding ceremony was
performed at 7:30 o'clock in
the evening by the Rev. John
F. Paulson. About 75 guests
attended the ceremony and
about 65 attended the recep
tion. Miss Paula Kay Nelson was
honor attendant for her sister,
and the bridegroom's sister,
nursing techniques in Los An
geles.
The auxiliary raises money
within its own group to award
a $200 scholarship annually
to a worthy nursing student,
and to donHte to the AMA-Ed-ucation
and Research founda
tion, which assists medical
schools in their educational
programs and administers a
student loan program for
medical students.
Parents Visit
Newlywed Pair
Prospect Mr. and Mrs.
Press Wilson have returned
from Jordan Valley where
they visited their son-in-law
and daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Payne. Mrs. Payne is
the former Miss Donna Wil
son.
The couple's marriage was
an event of last December.
Both attended Prospect
school, t lie bridegroom gradu
atmg last spring. Mrs. Payne
is completing high school in
Jordan Valley.
OREGON
Benning
Debbie Gee, was candlelight-
er. Best man was James lun-
ston, Medford. Ushers were
Virgil Taylor, Anacortes,
Wash,. Lewis Nelson, a bro
ther of the bride, and Ron
Scott, both of Seattle.
The bride s gown was
fashioned with a full length
bell skirt and brush train.
The bodice was trimmed
with lace and pearl ap
plique and designed with a
high neckline. The bridal bou
quet was of yellow baby rose
buds with stepnanotis. Her
short veil was held from a
pearl crown.
The honor attendant s gown
was of yellow organza with
bell skirt and scoop neckline
and she carried white flowers
The candlelighter also wore
a yellow organza frock, trim
med with white lace and her
wristlet was of yellow rose
buds.
The church was decorated
with yellow and white
flowers.
The reception was held in
the home of the bride s par
ents on Marine View drive in
Seattle.
The couple traveled to
Hood's canal for their wed
ding trip.
Lieutenant Gee is to report
for duty in Ft. Benning on
March 11.
Local Woman
On World Tour
Miss Marie Eicher, 18
Hawthorne avenue, sailed
from San Francisco Saturday,
February 23, aboard the SS
Monroe, passenger freighter
of the American President
Lines, on a round-the-world
cruise. She plans to return
to New York City in May.
Miss Eicher will visit Jap
an, Okinawa, Hong Kong,
British Crown Colony; Viet
nam, Singapore, Malaya, In
dia, Pakistan, Egypt. Italy,
and France prior to her re
turn. She plans to take several
side trips by plane from Yoko
hama. Hong Kong, Bombay,
and Suez, reluming to the
ship at a later port.
Miss Eicher left Medford
Wednesday for San Francisco
where she visited relatives
prior to sailing.
Return
Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Bash
have returned to their home
on Bundy avenue after a trip
east. Mr. Bash made the trip
on business, and Mrs. Bash
spent her lime with her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank N. Bash, and their
year -old daughter. Katie
Green Bank, West Va. The
young Mr. Bash is one of nine
scientists on the staff of the
national radio astronomy ob
servatory at Green Bank.
Medford Couple To Wed;
Bride-Elect Is Vocalist
Mr. and Mrs. John Thrun,
121 Kenwood avenue, have
announced the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Fran
ces Lorraine Thrun, to Arthur
Olaf Aos, 225 i South Holly
street, Medford.
Mr. Aos is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Trygve Aos, Everett,
Wash., and is employed as
loading and shipping foreman
at Fir Ply corporation. White
City. He is an active mem
ber of both the Loyal Order
of the Moose and Fraternal
Order of Eagles lodges.
Miss Thrun, known in the
Rogue Valley for her singing,
recently returned to Med
ford from Portland where she
had been employed the past
year as a bookkeeper by Ore
gon Pacific Forest Products
corporation. While there she
was a member of the Port
land Symphonic choir and
sang in the chorus for a pro
duction of the opera, "Aida."
Previously she had been em
ployed by the W. H. Daugh-
erty Lumber company, the
Medford Corporation and Jor
gensen's Dairy.
The wedding has been set
for May 11 at the Sacred
Heart Catholic church.
Musician Gives
Concerts Abroad
Ashland Miss Betsy Dean,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Graham M. Dean, Porterville,
Calif., writes that she has
given concerts this winter in
West Berlin, Amsterdam and
Copenhagen and will later ap
pear in Zurich. The former
Ashland musician, a flutist,
has been living abroad for the
past several years and is now
residing in London.
Until 1960 the Deans were
owners and publishers of the
Ashland Daily Tidings and
Siskiyou (Yreka) Daily News.
They presently own the Por
terville Evening Recorder, as
well as other dailies in New
Mexico.
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Grandmothers
Give Party-
Central Point - The annual
sweetheart's dinner for grand
fathers was given by Crater
chapter, of Grandmother
Clubs of America, at the
Central Point Grange hall
February 18. The president,
Mrs. Richard Larson, was
given a birthday cake.
Pictures of a trip to Wash
ington, D. C. were shown by
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hover.
Don Milligan presented the
club a large flag prior to
showing interesting pictures
of a transcontinental flight
across Canade from east to
west.
The next meeting will be
al the home of Mrs. W. J.
Gebhard, 4978 Gebhard road,
March 8.
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Names Pledge
Corvallis Miss Karen Nor
land, Medford, is one of eight
Oregon State university stu
dents named to membership
in Sigma Delta Pi, national
SDanish honor society.
The eight were chosen for
their scholarship and leader-
shiD in laneuage programs
Miss Morlan is a junior in
the school of education. She
is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
Fred Morlan, 1625 Stratford
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Mr. and Mrs. Bill Earl Richv
ardson are making their homaJ
In Las Vegas, Nevada, follow.
Ing their marriage there Feb;
ruary 7. X
The bride is the former;
Karen Gay Christensen, ;
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Teaf
Christensen, 2722 East Mc-:
Andrews road. Mr. Richard-"
son's parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Earl M. Richardson, 2133 '
Crater Lake avenue.
The Rev. Charles A. Cady,
of All Christian Assembly,
church, officiated at the can-'
dlelight service held in a"
chapel in Las Vegas. White!
gladioli decorated the chapel.-
The couple was attended by
William L. Thompson and
James L. Champbell, friends"
of the bridegroom.
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bridegroom are graduates :
Medford High school. She at-:'
tended LaVerne college, La-:"
Verne, Calif, and Southern.'
Oregon college. Mr. Richard.
son attended Southern Oregon
college and was employed by
the Medford - Mail Tribune '
prior to joining the U.S.
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