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Exhibit
To End
The Rogue Valley Art Associ
ation reminds residents that this
is the last week to see the ex
hibit of sculpture and paintings
by Melvin Schuler.
The show will continue through
December 12 at the Rogue Gal
lery, 220 West Main Street.
The exhibit has attracted wide
interest during the three weeks
it has been on display, associa
tion officials noted. The 17 oils
and 24 pieces of sculpture were
completed during sabbatical
leave from Humboldt State Col
lege where Mr. Schuler is a pro
fessor of art.
The large and vibrant paint
ings are mainly abstractions of
P"ometric or natural forms.
Five have a figure or group of
figures done in rich and subtle
color against a brilliant white
background.
The sculpture is for the most
part done in wood walnut,
olive, rosewood and acacia.
The show will be on display
at the Oregon Ceramic Studio in
Portland in February.
Weavers Have
Demonstration
ASHLAND The Rogue Val
ley Handweavers Guild met
recently at the home of Miss
Ruth Bebber, 361 Guthrie Street,
to see a demonstration by Robin
Groff of McMinnville.
Mr. Groff, formerly of Santa
Barbara, Calif., is editor of the
magazine "Warp and Weft."
He showed samples of hand
weaving, including yardage, cur
tains, place mats, bags and
skirts, and also exhibited weav
ing supplies and instruction
books.
Miss Irma Klinghammer pre
sided over the meeting and the
hostess was assisted by Mrs.
Walter Arron when refresh
ments were served.
The Rogue Valley Handweav
ers Guild is open to anyone in
terested in hand weaving.
SUNDAY, DECEMBER , 1963
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Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis Casner Jr.
Newlyweds Make Home
At Montana Air Base
ASHLAND - Mr. and Mrs.
John Lewis Casner Jr. are liv
ing in Great Falls, Mont., fol
lowing their wedding trip to Yre
ka and Redding, Calif. The bride
is the former Miss Diana Mae
Savage, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. James Wallace Savage,
lSl Coolidge Street, Ashland.
The bridegroom, a son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Lewis Casner,
Project City, Calif., is an air
man second class serving at
Malmstrom Air Force Base,
Montana.
The wedding rites were read
November 16 by Bishop William
H. Davis of Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints in
the Davis home at 1040 Clay
Street, Ashland.
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Photographic Association Officers Are Installed
C. E. Strecter, Ashiand, was
installed president of the South
ern Oregon Photographic As
sociation during a banquet
meeting of the group Decem
ber 2 in Kim's Restaurant.
Edward J. Klimko, retiring
president, presented a gavel to
the newly installed officer. In
return Mr. Strceter gave Mr.
Klimko a plaque depicting a
gavel honoring his presidency.
Miss June Hoefft, secretary;
Lawrence Juttner, treasurer
and Howard Lind, vice presi
dent, were installed by Mayn-
ard Legacy.
Mrs. Howard Lind. Mrs.
Strceter. James Simonson and
Ceroid Wollam were introduced
Additional
Society
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as members of the board of
directors for 1964.
About 50 guests attended the
dinner event.
Committee chairmen an
nounced were Mrs. Mildred
Nelson, ho u se committee;
Charles Parlier, Southern Ore
gon slide show; Mrs. J. R. Wil
son and Miss Alice Saunders,
news and publicity; Mrs. How
ard Lind, membership.
Larry Holman, Medford Mail
Tribune photographer, was
guest speaker. He told of his
(irst hobby which started with
a 1901 Edison phonograph.
Later he acquired an ABC Pro
cess photography kit and began
a hobby of photography which
has continued for 18 years and
has now been made his pro
fession. I
Miss June Hoefft received:
both the color slide and black
and white trophies for 1963.
The winter exhibition theme for
the group is "Outside at Night."
The color pictures will be ex
hibited and judged at the Feb
ruary meeting and the black
and white prints will be exhibit
ed at the March meeting.
The local members will be
host group for the Southern
Oregon Photographic Associa
tion Wednesday, December 18
at 8 p.m., in Rogue Gallery,
220 West Main Street, Medford,
when a reception and preview
of a photographic salon print
exhibition will be held. The ex
hibit will go on public view
December 19 and continue
through January 3.
Shady Cove Club To Hold Party
SHADY COVE - Shady Cove
Garden Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Frances Water
son, River Road, for the annual
Christmas party Monday, De
cember 9 at 12:30 p.m. There
will be an exchange of gifts.
Mrs. Richard A. Pfeifer, pres
ident, will conduct the business
meeting.
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Given in marriage by her fa'
ther, the bride wore a satin and
lace street-length gown. A tiara
of rhinestones held her shoulder
length veil and she carried a
bouquet of white and pink car
nations. Sister Is Attendant
Miss Flora Ann Savage was
her sister's only attendant. Her
pink gown was of nylon and lace
and her accessories white. -She
wore a white and pink carnation
corsage.
Steven B. Crawford, Happy
tamp, (Jalil., was best man.
Baskets of mixed flowers dec
orated the Davis home.
Miss Pamela Lewis sang the
wedding songs.
About 70 guests attended the
ceremony and reception given
by the bride's parents in their
home. Mrs. Viola Savage, an
aunt of the bride, served the
wedding cake and punch.
ine Dride wore a red suit
trimmed in black with black ac
cessories for their wedding trip.
Parents Attend
Guests at the wedding includ
ed the bridegroom's parents and
his brother, William Casner; the
bride's brother, David Savage,
who had just returned from Ger
many where he was serving
with the Army; Mr. and Mrs.
Darrel McLaws, Springfield, un
cle and aunt of the bride: Mr.
and Mrs. Buddy LeRoy Savage
and three children, Brookings,
cousins of the bride; Don and
George Savage, Kerby; Mrs. Di
ana Capsuj, Seima.
Mrs. Marguerite McLane, Mrs.
Gertrude M. LcMaster and Mrs.
Crawford, all Happy Camp; Mr.
and Mrs. Kay Oreen and Jesse
Gaskill, all Grants Pass, and
Mr. and Mrs. George Sutter,
Yreka.
The bride is a 1961 graduate
of Ashland High School and the
bridegroom was graduated from
Happy Camp High School in
1958.
MOLB Circle
Meeting Set;
Ceremony Held
Roguetle Circle, Military Or
der of Lady Bugs will meet
Tuesday, December 10 at 8
p.m., in Veterans of Foreign
Wars Hall, 42 North Front
Street, with newly installed offi
cers presiding. Mrs. Fred Law
rence now is president.
For the recent installation cer
emonies guests included Mrs.
Mae Pinkston, Coos Bay, a na
tional officer and Mrs. Edna
Roundtree, North Bend, state
president.
Mrs. Ivan Lusk, hospital
chairman, arranged an all-day
tour of Veterans Domiciliary,
White City, for guests and ac
companying them were Mrs.
Dale Sawyer, Mrs. Con Rost,
Mrs. Ben Allison. Mrs. R. E.
Schulz, Mrs. Ralph Pittock and
Mrs. Lusk.
Several Roguette Circle mem
bers were in Riddle December
1 to install officers of the Silver
Peak Circle. On the installing
team were Mrs. Allison, Mrs.
Lusk and Mrs. Rost. Mr. Lusk
accompanied the members.
Barbara Baccus
Named Officer
CORVALLIS Barbara A.
Baccus of Medford has been
elected an officer in her living
group at Oregon Slate Univer-.
sity. j
She will be president for one
of the units of West Hall dormi
tory. Miss Baccus, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Baccus, 1
747 West Jackson Street, is a
junior in the school of educa
tion. Past Matrons
Plan Dinner
JACKSONVILLE - The Past
Matrons Club of Adarel Chapter,
Order of the Eastern Star will
meet for a covered dish dinner
and evening of entertainment
Friday. December 13.
The dinner will be served at
i 6:30 p.m., and husbands and
wives of past matrons and past
patrons will be guests.
Tabe service will be required.
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