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PAGE 2 C HERALD ANT) VKWS KLAMATH FALLS OREGON SfNTTAY. JUNE 7. 19V X'- - A; 4 I I MR. AND MRS. EDWIN H. ERLAND Photo b Bennett, Leeview Susan Ravizza Ties For Honor Susan Ravliia, i senior in the Department of Nursing Educa Hon In Portland, tied with Joanne Caputo, lenior it Sacred Heart Hospital in Eugene, for recognition aa Student Nurse of the Year for the itate of Oregon. Thif award ia presented annually by the Oregon League for Nurs ing and the Oregon Mate btu dent Nurse's Association at the Florence Nightingale Memorial Service. A student representative from each of the seven profes sional nursing schools is selected on the basis of her grade point averaga, contribution to her school student organization, and service to her community, as well as be ing the outstanding nurse of ber ichool. , Before entering nurse's training Susan attended the University of Oregon where she was a member ol Alpha Chi Omega sorority, bhe is the daughter of Mrs. Harry Ravizza. formerly of Chiloquin sow living In Portland, and the late Harry Ravizza. Mrs. Leslie Rogers of Klamath Falls Is ber grandmother. WEEKEND GUESTS ' Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Leitzke nd children, Steve. Jerry and Tom, of Everett, Washington, were weekend guests at the horn of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry lyeitzne, rairnaven tteignis. Shower Honors Louise Niehaus CHILOQUIN Louise Niehaus was honored Tuesday night. May 28, at large bridal shower given at the Chiloquin Masonic Hall. Hostesses were Met Collins, Bette Winkle, Claudia Heglund. Di ane and Donna Kircher, Jinny Doak, Mrs. Elmer Heglund, Mrs. Dwight Kircher, Mrs. Ivsn Doak and Mra. Robert Doak. Beautiful arrangements of glad ioli were placed throughout the rooms and small coral sprays were in vases on the tables at which guests were seated. A mock wedding started the Dartv. Janet Hall and Nadine Old aker were the bride and bride groom. Donna Kircher the minis ter; Nadine Christiansen, best man: Caludia Heglund, mother of the bridegroom: Diane DeBortoli, and Doris DiUlio, the flower girls. Barbara David was the winner of a bride designing contest and Micki Wolff and Agatna uiuuo were winners of i lucky plate con test. Gift cards read with over loo names of friends and relatives. The honoree waa assisted in opening gifts by her mother, Mrs. Wayne Niehaus. her future mother-in-law, Mrs. Jack Siemens, and her two school friends. Claudia Heglund and Meta Collins. Attending from out of town were Janet Clark and Lou Ellen coon. Ashland; Mrs. Leonard Kinney and Mrs. Richard Ward, Klamath Falls; Mrs. William Zumbrun and Mrs. Pat Jenkins, Fort Klamatn. IfFlaJetijnn Header J3ride Of Arthur 2)afe oinSon MsaVyna M. Meader became the bnde of Arthur Dal Johnson on May II in I ceremony per formed by th Rev. LeRoy Redal at th Klamath Lutheran Church in the presence of 100 guests. Standing basket of whit gla dioli and stock and pink carna tions flanked th altar for th 1 o'clock afternoon service wore identical frocks of light green nylon chiffon over taffeta. The harem skirts were ballerina length. Their headbands of light green satin held shoulder veils of green net. Pearl necklaces and earrings were guts ol tfte bride. Th maid of honor carried a cascade of lav ender carnations and th brides maid a flowers wer pink cam- Mr. and Mrs. Theadore E. Mea- lions. der are parents of the bride. The Vicki Meader. sister of th. hrirf bridegroom is the son of Mrs. as flower eirL war rn .rJ, Myrtle Johnson of Rose burs. iplnk ballerina frock with match- The bride was given in marriage ! 'ng headband and carried a white by her mother and father. White satin bows marked the pews along th aisle down which she was es corted by her father. Th bridal gown of Chantilly lac over white satin was borrowed from the bridegroom's a i a t r, Mrs. Dale Blanck. The bodice was mad with a net yolk, round neck line and long pointed sleeves. A back panel of net over satin fell into a chapel train. She wore a pearl tiara which held in place a fingertip veil of illusion and car ried a cascade of stephanoti cen tered with a corsage of pink rose buds. She wore pearl earrings and a blue garter mad by ber grand mother, Mrs. Anna Meader of Al bany, Oregon, and carried an heir loom handkerchief belonging to her mother. A lucky penny was in ner supper. Pamell M. Meader was maid of honor for her sister, Mrs. Dale Blanck of Roseburg, sister of the bridegroom, was bridesmaid. They T " ' , V I, t : THE BETROTHAL of Don. 'na L Dioz to Dnil L Sort of Gridley, Cali fornia, ws. recently n nounced by r-sr parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. soi of Grnd. Th brid-lct ws grad uated from Yrk High School and is prsntly em ployd at Chico Stat Col lege where th eompltd a vocational buiinais court last Jun. Hr finc served two yars with th Army ftr he was graduated from GridUy High School. H is now senior at Chico Stato ColUg whr h is a mam bar of Delta Pii Dlf fra ternity nd Alpha Pil Om. g, music honorary. Th wadding date has keen let for July 1 1 at th Yrlt Mtthodist Church. Photo by Yreke Studio basket of pink rose petals. Mark Stephens, cousin of the bride from Vallejo, California, was ring Dearer. Jerry Cumpston was best man Ushers were Dale Blanck. broth er-in-law of the bridegroom, and Don Doyle. Ail are from Rose burg. Wedding music was played at the organ by Mrs. Arthur Deni- son. She was accompanist for Roy uinagren when he sang Dearly Beloved'" and "I'll Walk Beside You." Mrs. Meader selected a navy blue raw silk suit for her daugh ter's wedding. Wuh it she wore white accessories and a corsage of pink rosebuds. Mrs. Johnson wore a pink lace sheath dress', pink hat, metallic brown acces sories and a pink rosebud cor sage. A reception in the church par lors was arranged by the Ladies Aid of the church. Mrs. Dicksy Freeman, close friend of the fam ily, used pink chrysanthemums and white stock for decorations. Pink rosebuds were placed around, the base of the three tiered wedding cake which was decorated with pink rosebuds and topped with a bridal pair. After the first cut was made by the newlyweds, the cake was served by the bride s aunts, Mrs. R. A Meader and Mrs. H. H. Stephens. Grandmothers of the bride, Mrs. Anna Meader and Mrs. C. C. Ste phens, presided at the coffee ta ble. Mrs. Jerry Cumpston poured punch. Gifts were received by Mrs. Virginia Haezreen and Mrs Lionel Olsen, cousin of the bride. attended the guest book. For the wedding trip to Reno and Virginia City the new Mrs. Johnson wore a beige two piece dress with white and pink acces sories and the corsage from the bridal bouquet. The couple will reside in this city. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. Myrtle Johnson. Mr. and Mrs Dale Blanck. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cumpston, Don Doyle, all of Rose burg: Mrs. Anna Meader. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Meader and daughters, of Albany: Mr. and Mrs. Art Dix on and children of Eugene: Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Stephens. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Stephens and children from Vallejo. A miscellaneous shower given by Mrs. Virginia Haggreen and Mrs. Evelyn McColsin was among the pre-nuptial affairs honoring the bride-elect. Mr. and Mrs. Meader entertained members of the wedding party and out-of-town guests at the re hearsal dinner. j ' : .: Jj f If 1 ft J 4 J r MADELYNN MEADER was icortd by her father to th titer of th Klamath Lutheran Church wher th . ehngd wadding vows with Arthur Del Johnson on May 10. BAKER VISITORS cock's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lin- Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hiscock and "In Leitzke, Fairhaven Heights. daughter, Maria Lynn, of Baker recently. Mrs. Hiscock is th for- visited at th home of Mrs. His-lmer Cora Ann Leitzke. MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR DALE JOHNSON Photo by Ferebe RECENT WEST Marcia Hawley. who will grad- uate from the Providence School of Nursing in Portland on August 16. has been a recent guest at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Vance F. Hawley. Marcia attended the KL'HS commence ment exercises this week as her brother, Delmar, was a member of the graduating class. iiih wwy urn i a mi WEDDING PLANS art being mad , by Sharon Louis Hyford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frd Hay ford of I67S Portland Street, and James Dolan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dolan of Prtseott, Arizona. Th brid-lct, mmbr of Alpha Gamma Dtlta so cial sorority, was graduated at a horn conomict major from Oregon Stt ColUg and is now teaching at Myrtl Point. Her futur husband, alio an OSC grad uate, is a number of fhsta Xi fraternity. H is employ ed with th Forst Service. Thir wedding will b an vnt of Jun 20 in Serd Heart Church, this city, i Photo by Ferebe THE ENGAGEMENT of Gall Mannaring to Ronald Eugn Lggt, son of Mrs. Lucille Lggt of Bonanza and formarly of Fort Klm th, has bn announced by th brid-let'i ptrants, Mr. and Mrs. John Manner ing of Chiloquin. Both young popl r grduati of Chiloquin High 'School and ar at tending Southern Orgon ColUg. The wedding will take plc In August. CHARLYNN O'NEILL Is th brid-lct of Jerry Col lint of Chiloquin. Thir n gagmnt wt announced retently by Mr. and Mrs. Gln O'Neill of Grents Pais. Both the young people re graduatai of Chiloquin High School. The bride-to-be ettended the University of Oregon. A fall wedding it planned. in Clamourous , New Fashions! ...HELPS MAKE THEM LOOK LOVELIER! Over 300 leading garmrat mtnufsciurcrt m lh $uNu fin lining proceM lor their aew (ithient. TheM (brie-conieiiig popI know (hit 5nNu teitil finithing igenit help eJoth itiy newlooliing, (toft and wlarful.., ffviM liar cleaner and wrinkla-(re longer! Jlfjf W hio thii rlul SlaN roraat lour eioinea, too, can nava inn tjeiuit staw.a finiihing nd al f ct ! ytn, S giva all your garmenta Ihta precioua fabrie eart, ihai'a an added leaiura to our tipert dry cleaning. 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