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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1959)
;SUXDAY. JUNE 21. 1959 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE 3 C MR. AND MRS. KENNETH WAYNE DUTCHER Photo by ferebee MAUN Beverly Elaine Scot' became the bride of Kennet: Wayne Dutcher May 30 in a cere mony performed hy the Rev. Cor nelius O'Connor of the Holy Cros Catholic Church o( Tulelake in Si Augustine tatnoiic i nurcn. sierrw. in the presence of 7S guests. Tall baskets of pink gladioli pink carnations and white lilie: and stork decorated the churcr lor the 4:30 p.m. service. Wed ding music was played at the organ by Mrs. Donald Harris and soloist was Mrs. John 0 Neill Jr of Merrill. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold G. Scott of Malin are parents of the bride. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Viola Dutcher of Vancouver, Wash- ngton. Escorted by her father, who gave her in marriage, the bride was lovely in an all white gown of Chantilly lace and net. designed with a fitted bodice. The long sleeves were tapered at the wrists and the round neckline was fin A BLUE GARTER is adjusted for Beverly Elaine Scott before her wedding by her foster sitters, Patricia and Christine Hunt, who served as junior bridesmaids. Photo by Ferebee Cooking With Sunshine Tested On Reservation PARKER. Ariz. vn A Univer sity of Wisconsin research team -is selling the Indians of sun-baked Arizona on the usefulness of sun jahine. "It's not exactly selling." Dr. Milton Barnett says. "We prefer to all it good anthropology." Dr. Br ' lett is head of a team .which has been instructing Indians -on the Colorado River Indian Res 'ervation on the use of solar cook ers developed at Wisconsin. The university wants to Know n peo ple in areas where only sunlight and poverty are plentiful will use them. . The solar cooker consists of a saucer-shaped reflector and a grill on which a pot, pan or skillet jnay be placed. The reflector is about four feet in diameter and -made of cheap plastic coated with aluminum foil. When the reflec tor is pointed toward the sun, Yays are focused on the grill. . Living on the sun-drenched res ervation have been two members OfJCnnA W. Sulci The young couple honeymooned i Reno and Lake Tahoe. For trav eling the bride wore a black .heath deess with white jacket and .hue accessories. Pinned at her houlder was the white orchid from ler bridal bouquet The new Mrs. Dutcher attended chool in Malin and was graduat ed from Sacred Heart Academy in Klamath Falls. She attended the Northwestern School of. Commerce in Portland Her husband wa graduated from Vancouver High School and has sered three years, in the Army. He is employed at the National Biscuit Company. Portland. They are now at home at 6720 N. E. Mallory Street, Port land. Out-of-town guests included Mr and Mrs. Bill Goodwin, Mr. and; Mrs. Dale Urban. Mr. and Mrs Ron Hardy, Mr. and Mrs. Dary! Phares and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Johnson, all of Vancouver, Wash ington: Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Guth rie and children of Astoria: Mr. ished with a scalloped edging of; and Mrs. Joe Wagner, Joan Gern- lace accented with iridescent se-; stone. Claire tarson, Mrs. Helen quins. The graceful waltz length skirt belled out from the dropped waistline and was fashioned of lace apptiqued on net. Her veil of illusion net was held in place by a crown headdress of lace with iri descent sequin trim. "She carried an arrangement of a phaleonapsis orchid with stephanotis on a white prayer book. Matron of honor, Mrs. Dan Mc Auliffe, the bride's sister, wore a dress of blue embroidered chiffon over blue taffeta with white ac cessories. She carried a white lace fan with pink and white carnations and pink satin streamers. Junior bridesmaids were Patri cia Hunt and Christine Hunt, fos- Brubaker. and Mr. and Mrs. Pat Adams, all of Portland: Mr. and Mrs. George Travess and Mrs. Jerry Aekle of Roseburg. sr. .1 V 1 r''u : I .ar r.ll' IV fe'V W 11 Dress For Heat Then Ignore It The hot and often humid weather of summer frequently brings on skin problems. Women who have sensitive skins find themselves prone to rashes and other irritations. There are several ways to keep yourself comfortable through such weather. First, remember that lightweight, loosely fitted clothing is far more comfortable and there fort better for your skin. It's also time to put away your closed pumps and get out open, airy san dals. If you've a special summer sport, say golfing, take a medical led powder with you to the links. !lt should go into your golf shoe before you start playing. It's ab sorbent, refreshing and contains, the makers say, two antiseptics to destroy harmful bacteria. It'a also handy to make a girdle slip on easily during hot and sticky weather. And by the same token, this powder can be used daily after shower or bath to give your skin a cool, slick feel ing. , North America ranks third ia ize as a continent, after Asia 'and Africa, respectively. Beta Sigma Phi DL'NSMUIR KAPPA PHI DUNSMU1R Kappa Phi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority re cessed for the summer following an installation of officers at the home of Mrs. Catherine Mason. Betty Spencer was installed as president: Beverly Cartwright. vice president; Maxine Robson. recording secretary: Barbara Stanley, corresponding secretary; ' t ' 1 : 1 -..-.. 1 1 n m4 Use ter sisters of the bride, who wore -" bouffant dresses of pink flocked j Mra Blan,ey- exiensjon o.ucer say they like the cookers, wheth er they use them or not." The scientists had a hard time distributing the stoves at first. The neat, shiny reflectors looked like commercial merchandise to the four tribes of the reservation, who are never far from poverty. "We had to sell them on the idea of taking something for nothing." Dr. Barnett said. Once the In dians accepted the idea, they be came almost too eager to help. Thirty-seven families accepted cookers, and all of the owners said they used them constantly. A little applied research and the scientists discovered perhaps half the families were actually using them. Other solar cookers have been distributed to various parts of the world, but Barnett says the Wis consin project is 'the first attempt at gauging the device's efficiency and acceptability in daily food preparation. The findings? Indians nave no nylon over pink taffeta and match ing headbands. Their flowers were white lace fans with blue and white carnations. Donald Eugene Dutcher. broth er of the bridegroom, Portland. was best man. Ushers were Regi nald Hunt and Ernest Hunt, fos ter brothers of the bride. Mrs. Scott chose for her daugh ter's wedding an afternoon dress of blue-green silk print with match ing jacket and black and white accessories. The bridegroom's mother, Mrs. Dutcher, wore an afternoon dress of aqua and white chiffon print over taffeta with white accessories. Both mothers wore corsages of pink rosebuds. Following the church ceremony a reception was held at the Malin ranch home of the bride's parents At the guest book was Mrs. Don ald Dutcher. the bridegroom's sis ter-in-law. The beautifully decor ated cake was served by Mrs. Robert Scofield. At the coffee serv ice was Mrs. Larry Johnson and serving punch was Mrs. Dor Brechlel. Pins were presented to Barbara Stanley. Beverly Cartwright, Jan ice Long and Maxine Robson in the Ritual of Jewels ceremony. Mrs. Reva Coon presented a pro gram entitled, "The Amateur and Love." The executive board consisting of Donna Harmon. Jackie Holland. Phyllis Kleaver, Rose Ellis. Jean Mackey and Betty Spencer, served refreshments. ef the Wisconsin team. Mr. and trouble understanding, or using Mrs. Bradley Blake. Blake is a, the cookers, graduate student. Possible defects? Size. Dr. Bar- "The people here are just toolnett says. Present cookers will .courteous." Blake says. "They all I heat only one pot at a a time. GYM-DANDY The Safest, Sturdiest Play Gyms Your Money Can Buy! Sturdy! Full 2-inch tubing on model shown Gym-Danar . . . tfce " 4vertiM4 in wits Good HouMkMin megaiinn! Adult tttud tor t"" th',' aetetr lie better, wftr vm wade. Medel (hew includes Sky SkooHr, 1 Sint with Him end treeete r, 7-ooi. doublt curved slide. Medtl sliewa is 9 feet lonf. 34 95 n Apprtwd Credit! Play Gym sets start at Larger Size - Similar to illustration Stainless Steel Slide - No. 710-B Stainless Steel Slide-No. 708-B $19.95 S44.95 ..... $32.95 . $2195 Many ether ldi"dml . er complete sets eveilebl. LUCAS 19S E. Main FURNITURE hotie TU 4 3134 MR. 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