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SUNDAY. JUNE I. 113 2 C "HI I El c i 1 5h ,ll ' , - . m i i ' it ! It 1y -voa 1 v ' w u i i i - i i i i i t l' ' 11 1 - MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON Miss Bjorlie On Tour With Lutheran Choir. Ashland - Miss Judith Bjor lie. daughter of Mr. and Mr. Oscar C. Bjorlie, 611 Normal avenue, wai a member of the Pacific Lutheran University Choir of the West that left Seattle last week for a two- month European concert tour Included in the 41 appear ances will be many in the Scandanavian countries and a concert before King Olsf of Norway. Two weeks will be srjent in Germany, Switzer land. France and Italy, and on their return to the United States July 29 there will be a day of sightseeing in N e w York. Cunnar Malmin directs the choir and Mrs. E. C. Knorr, choir mother for the past 12 years, accompanies the sing' era on the tour. Queen Karen Foley, (left) daughter of Dr. and Mrs. A. W. roley. Met Oleander street, will reign ever the annual activities of the Catfish Derby Sunday, June 1. at TouVelle State park. Shown with Queen Karen are members of her court (left to right) Toni Compagnoni, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John H, Compagnoni, 201 Crater Lake avenuei Janet Kolkemo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Kolkemo, 923 Haven street) Kathy Mitchell, diugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell, 920 South Holly itreeli and Sandy Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Wilson, 441 Lynwood avenue. The candidates were chosen by students of the sophomore English classes at Medford High school. Mrs, Ryder Berg is their advisor. I ' - II Three Family Members Earn College Degrees Miss Darlene Shelley Engagement Is Announced The engagement of Miss Darlene Shelley to James Al vin Woodruff has been an nounced by the bride-elect's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jean M. Shelley, 132 Vancouver ave nue. The bridegroom-elect, of 819 South Peach street, Med ford, is a son of Mr. and Mr. Spencer T. Woodruff, Salem, Ore. Miss Shelley Is a 1963 graduate of Crater High school and is employed at Don and Ralph's Greyhound res taurant, Medford. Her flnnce, n 1957 graduate of David Douglas High school, Port land, is now employed by the Pacific Northwest Bell Tele phone company in Medford. He served for six years in the Uavy. The wedding is planned for February 7, 1964. Student Tapped By Honor Group ' Miiui Ellen Montgomery, (laughter of Mrs. John Z Montgomery, 136 South Kecnoway drive, was recent' ly tapped by the Oregon chapter of Sigma Delia Pi, national Spanish honorary society at the University of Oregon. Basis for selection Is ex cellence in academic achieve ment anj Interest manifested in the study of the Spanish language and of the Spanish world. Initiation was held in Eugene May 19. Miss Montgomery is a fresh man, majoring in foreign lan' guages. She was a 1962 grsd uate of Medford High school where she wai a member of the National Torch Honor so ciety and the Academic Hon ors group of Medford. She was the 1962 winner of the local Elk's scholarship award lor ouutanaing student as well as the merit award win ner of the National High fccnooi poetry Anthology Californian Vailey Guest Fred Alexander, Los An geles, arrived in the Rogue vaney mursday morning and is ine nouseguest of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Newman, route box S9K, Jacksonville, former owners of the Holldsy Inn in weaiora, Mr. Alexander, a former neighbor of the Newmans wnen they lived In Los An geles, plans to fish while In the area. A dog fancier. Mr. Alexander assisted the New mans soma veers ago when they selected Gretche.n, their dachshund. Central Point-Mr. and Mrs Lewis Kilbourn, Table Rock road, Central Point, were In Corvallis to attend the recent Oregon State university com' mencement exercises when three members of their fam ily received degrees. Their daughter, Miss Janet Kilbourn, and their son, Lee F. Kilbourn, both received bachelor of science degrees, and their daughter-in-law, Mrs. Lee F. Kilbourn, received doctor of philosophy degree. Miss Kilbourn, who wss graduated from the school of home economics where she majored in dietetics and Insti tutional management, will in tern for a year as a dietitian at Massachusetts General hos pital in Boston beginning July 1. Mr. Kilbourn majored in general science- He plans to enter the University of Oregon school of architecture next fall for further study. His wife, the former Miss Joan Pri8cilla Payne of Salem, received her degree from the graduate school of science in the field of microbiology. She will be on the faculty of the University of Oregon beginning next September. She and Mr. rei nstallation Set By Medford Unit v Medford Home Extension unit officers will be Installed during an annual unit picnic Wednesday, June 12, at the home of Mrs. William Naylor, New Ray road. The picnic luncheon will be served at 12 noon and members are to take table service. Miss Data Hochhaltrr will Install the officers during the give bourn plan to remain in Cor vallis for the summer. Both Mr. Kilbourn and Miss Janet Kilbourn are graduates of Crater High school. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Kil bourn plan to leave June 19 to accompany their daughter to Boston. They plan to be away for several weeks. ittcrnoon. GFWC Meeting To Be Attended By Five Officers Of Interest to many valley women is the coming national convention of General Feder ation of Women's clubs to be held June 10 through 14 In Milwaukee, Wise. Several Oregon women, all officers, plan to attend the sessions. Heading the delegation will be Mrs. Melford M. Nelson, Monmouth, president of the Oregon federation, With her will be Mrs. John S. Tyler Jr., Salem, and Mrs. Walter B. Rich, first and second vice presidents; Mrs. H. M. Zell, Wasco, chairman of the Inter national Council of Clubs, and Mrs. Marion T. Weatherford, Arlington, a member of the GFWC International Affairs department. Government officials, well known artists and theatrical figures are scheduled to ap pear before the convention assemblies. Lyndon B. Johnson, United States vice president, Is to the evening address Miss Gteichen Meier (Knackstadt photo) Fall Wedding Plan of Pair A fall wedding is planned by Miss Gretchcn Valerie Melor and Ted Edward Dc- Ford, whose engagement has been announced by the bride clcct's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hanns Meier, 645 Lozier lane. The bridegroom-elect is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Ted DcFord, 2533 Sandy terrace. Miss Meier is a 1962 grad uate of Medford High school and Is a student at the Uni versity of Oregon. Her fi ance, a 1958 Medford High school graduate, is a 1963 graduating student at the University of Oregon. Family Attends Wedding Rites Mrs. Trena Heard, 38 North Oakdale avenue, and her daughter, Mrs. Roy Howe with her daughter, Miss Gay Howe, 119 North Keeneway i drive, returned last Sunday after being in Newburg, Ore., to attend the June 1 wedding of Miss Mary Ellen Farr and Malcolm Frederick Johnson. The bridegroom is a grandson of Mrs. Heard. The bride is a daughter of Mrs. Bonnie Farr, Newburg, and the bridegroom's parents are Mrs. Itha Heard Johnson and F. H. Johnson, both of Portland and formerly of Medford. The double ring ceremony was performed at the New burg First Presbyterian church by the Rev. Leonard C. Brown, uncle of the bride groom, also formerly of Medford. The newly-wedded couple will do graduate work this summer at the University of Oregon and both will teach at Fort Stevens Junior High school in Hammond, Ore., next fall. The bridegroom attended Oregon State university where he was a member of Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity and is a University of Ore gon graduate. While north Mrs. Heard, Mrs. Howe and Miss Howe were guests of the bride groom's mother In Portland. Miss Classick To Be Married Rogue River - Announce ment of the forthcoming mar riage of Kathleen Antoin ette Classlck to Gary Leon Faye has been received here by friends of the Classlck family. The bride Is the daughter of Mrs. Homer E. Classlck. The wedding ceremony Is set for Friday, June 14, at St. John s Catholic church, Den ver, Colo. A reception will follow. The Classicks lived in Rogue River for a number of years and later moved to Portland and then to Denver. Loretia Lampman (Bralnerd photo) Engagement Is Announced Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Loretta Lampman and Robert Hogenson. The bride elect is a daughter of Mrs. Dorothy Lampman, 3602 Ross lane and T. G. Lamp man. 233 North . Oakdale avenue. The bridegroom .-'elect is a son of Stanley - Hogenson, 1913 Birch street, Medford and the late Mrs. Hogenson. He is a graduate of Medford High school and is a student at Oregon Technical in stitute. The bride-elect was just graduated from Medford High school. No wedding date is set. Temple Plans Event A no-host luncheon and afternoon of cards is planned for members of Zuleima tem ple. Daughters of the Nile, from Medford, Ashland and Grants Pass, Monday, June 17 in the Medford hotel. The luncheon is to be served at 12:30 p.m. This is the first such social activity to be held for the group in this vicinity, and it is expected that plans will be made for regular monthly meetings begining next fall. Reservations . should ' b e made by Thursday, June 13. Taking reservations in Med ford are Mrs. Ernest B. Price, 772-2891; Mrs. Ralph Krows, 772-8586; and Mrs. Charlotte Brenneman, 772-2822. In Ash land, Mrs. M. P. Dunn will re ceive reservations by tele phone, 482-1828, and for those living in Grants Pasa, Mrs. E. H. Trady will take reserva tions. Those who attend are to take playing cards. Houseguests Major and Mrs. h. J. atou and daughters, Linda and Gale, arrived last week from their home in Taylor, Tex., as houseguests of Mrs. Stoll's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Sanden, Route 2, Box 443A, Medford. Mrs. Stoll is the former Miss Eunioe Sanden. En route the group visited at Grand Canyon National park in Arizona. ' Wedding Date Set By Couple juenirai point - Mr. ana Mrs. Raymond Mayfield, Cen tral Point, announce the en gagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter. Miss Velma Lea Mayfield, to Carl E. Olsen, Eugene. Mr. Olsen is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl G. Olsen, Audubon, Iowa. The wedding date has been set for July 20 at the Commu nity Bible church in Central Point., - The bride elect is em ployed at the University of Oregon. She is a graduate of Crater High school and the university where she majored in secretarial science and business. The bridegroom - elect is employed at Orchard Park division of Reter Fruit company. 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Designed to ; show new trends in landscape art, the exhibit will include prints, drawings, oil paintings and watercolora. A preview for members of the Rogue Valley Art associ ation honoring local artists represented in the exhibit is set for Tuesday, June 11, at 8 p.m. Members of the asso ciation are invited to take guests. Refreshments will be served. Mrs. William Thorndyke and Mrs. Alfred S. V. Car penter are cochairmen for the reception. Assisting them will be Mrs. Bert Thierolf, Mrs. H. A. Stanley, Mrs. A. N. Potter Jr., Mrs. Jacqueline Langston and Mrs. B. J. Trowbridge, Jr. - Judith Ann Acord (Landis photo) Parents Tell Of Engagement Mr. and Mrs. William E. Acord, 3976 Crater Lake high way, announce the engage ment of their daughter, Miss Judith Ann Acord, to John Glogowski. The bridegroom elect Is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Antoni Glogowski, 433 North Columbus avenue. ' - Both Miss Acord and Mr. Glogowski attended Medford High school. The bride-elect attended La Verne college, La Verne, Calif., lor one year and tor two semesters studied at Southern Oregon college. She now is employed at Pay Less Drug store, , The bridegroom-elect is em ployed by the Model bakery. A September wedding is planned. Guild Members Schedule Picnic St. Elizabeth's guild of St. Mark's Episcopal church will hold the annual picnic Fri day, June 14 at noon at TouVelle State park. Those in need of transpor tation may contact Mrs. W. F Isaacs, dial 773-63S3. Art Work On Exhibit All interested persona are invited te attend a showing of art work at the Public Li brary tt Medford and Jackson County from June 11 to 14. Several high school stu dents have submitted original designs for Christmas cards and a panel of judges will choose the winner of a cash prize. The design of the winning card will be used for the an nual Christmas card sale by the Junior Service league to benefit the kindergarten for the hard of hearing. Later in the year the cards will be available from all league members and various places of business in Medford and Ashland. 4 Local Student Is Honored News has -been received here that Miss Jeanne Bevis, who is completing her junior year at the University of Washington, has been chosen as the Sweetheart of the 22nd Air Force squadron yearbook at the Air Force academy, Colorado Springs, Colo. , Miss Bevis, a daughter of Mrs. Mildred Bevis, 711 Wa verly avenue, attended Colo rado Woman's college at Den ver, last year. She is a Med ford High school graduate. Yeu wilt b proud of your Invito tioni and Announctmtnts whtn ordered htro uk tny of "our" Brido. Qualify workmanihip, all dono In our own plant. 6 sura and ihop our raatonablo pricei. The ACORN PRESS 325 N-Borilerr Medford, Ors. Center liif Mi a rnH 773-8447 L'AIGLON in a summer breeze A fresh flower print that will do a lot to cool your summerl Presented in 100 Dacron polyester . . . and it needs no ironing! 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