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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 3, 1961)
s c c i E 1 ' Y :! By HELEN BECHEN "WOW for the big news about car insur ance in State Farm's big ad in the sports pages. 'Ihen call me! LYNN COLBY Main & Esplanade Ph. 2.3673 STATE FARM MitlUl AlltMMbtlt lUWUM CM HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Orr. Tuesday, October I, 1961 Page S Pair Exchange Nuptial Vows Barbara Lea Austin and Emilio Aldo Giacomelli exchanged wed ding vows in a recent nuptial mass officiated by Msgr. James Casey at St. John's Catholic Church in Dunsmuir. The bride is the daughter of1 Mrs. Geraldine E. Austin of Klam ath Falls and William H. Austin of Dunsmuir. Mr. and Mrs. Emilio Giacomel li of Dunsmuir are parents of the bridegroom. White gladioli, lily of the valley and baby breath decorated the al tar to which the bride was es corted by her father. Her princess style, ballerina length gown of white satin was fashioned with a sweetheart neckline outlined with embroidery. A shoulder length veil of nylon organza was held by a crown of seed pearls. On a white missal .ihe carried an arrangement of lily of the valley and white gladioli. Sole attendant to the bride was the bridegroom's sister, Louise Giacomelli of Sacramento. Her bouffant frock was of lime green chiffon over satin with matching satin headpiece with brief veil. Alco Giacomelli, Tulelake, was best man for his brother. Ushers were Nick Padula and Alvino Pe rcz, both of Dunsmuir. Mrs. Austin chose for the occa sion, a rose satin finish taffeta 5-R nn n lev, wtom! 15 BURGERS Bob & Polly's 2301 So. 6th Drive In Or Call TU 4-7727 dress with white accessories and corsage of lily of the valley. Mrs. Giacomelli wore a navy blue flou red silk with white accessories. White carnations formed her cor-i sage. The same all-white flowers used for the wedding decorated the ball room of the Travelers Hotel for ihe reception. There, the newly weds cut a pretty three tiered wedding cake before leaving for their honeymoon to San Francisco and Sacramento. Mrs. Giaco melli traveled in a sea foam green two piece suit with white acces sories. She carried a bouquet ol pink rosebuds. She attended school in Klamath Falls and fol lowing her graduation from Duns muir High School was employed by Pacific Telephone Company in Sacramento. The bridegroom, graduate of Dunsmuir High School, is associat ed w ith his brother at Jock's Super Market in Tulelake where the cou ple will reside. Out-of-town guests included Mary Lee and Joe Rider. San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. John Neygrow, Blanche Gonzales, and Rita and Angela Valenquela, all of Sacramento. m Aw. I . I VJS. 4v PI V U r , TO LIVE IN TULELAKE Mr. and Mrs. Emilio Aldo Giacomelli returned recently from a San Francisco hon eymoon to make their first home in Tulelake. The bride is the former Barbara Lea Austin, daughter of Mrs. Ger aldine Austin of Klamath Falls and William Austin of Dunsmuir. Photo by Hap Penman, Dunsmuir thi orotn OMHl KtOlll mutt (..,,!.. L- r.:.. .l o-.;" ven though the need for our services may be in the for distant future, our ex perienced counsel is ovoilable at oil times. Should you hove questions on funeral prac tice, procedure or prices, coll at your convenience. MOHAIR'S MEMORIAL CHAPEL KIAMATH FAllS, OREGON KIAMATH FAUS. OREGON We The Women Taste Of Success Rips Away The Beatnik Pose Ruth Millett Newspaper Enterprise Assn. I see by the papers that John Osborne, the original angry young man of Britain, has taken to suc cess like a duck to water and has developed a healthy respect for the very things he once tnougnt he despised. The young man whose novel. Look Back in Anger," started him on the uphill climb now con fesses that he likes money be cause it means comfort, that he likes money because it means in dependence, and that he likes money because it means power. This ought to come as quite a shock to the beatniks who are still running around with their scraggly beards, their dirty tennis shoes, and their clothes with a slcpt-in look pretending to disdain suc cess. The only difference between being a beatnik and having been a beatnik is a little taste of achievement. With just a little success a beat nik is ready to take a bath, get a shave and a haircut, look for a clean place to live and start conforming. With just little success a beat nik begins to look with a critical eye on the stringy-haired, sloppy looking girls he has been pairing SLPECDAl! FRIGIDAIRE RANGE FULLY AUTOMATIC - 30-inch DLu?e , Model RD-38 61 With your 7 year old range, popular make in work ing condition. Newer ones are worth more . . . older ones a little less. per-size oven with gh-speed Broiler Automatic Oven Only 30 inches wide Vern Oweni' off with and to grow impatient with the talk, talk, talk of the do-nothings. With just a little success a beat nik finds he no longer is a mem ber in good standing of the beat society for his success is envied and resented by those who are still all beat. In other words you can't be a successful beatnik. Just as you can't remain an angry young man once you've made enough money from your anger to be a success ful young man. Merrill Moose Schedule Dates MERRILL Women of the Moose, Chapter No. 18, met in regular session Sept. 26 in the Moose Hall. Elizabeth Slezak, jun ior graduate regent, presided. Women of the Moose w ill serve the Lions dinners for the months of October and November. Moosehaven committee reported on the check room for the potato festival dances. Friendship committee will meet in the Moose hall on Oct. 13 for a meeting and social hour. Zena Ste venson is chairman. Drum Corp practice is sched uled for Wednesday, Oct. 4. Refreshments were served at the close' of the meeting by Leta Stolt of the publicity committee. The next meeting will be on Oct. 10. PSYCHOLOGICAL POLITICS DES MOINES. Iowa (AP -Sombebody has been putting "For Sale" signs on the lawn at 2900 Grand Avenue in Dcs Moines. That's the governor's mansion Custodian C. E. Carey complained to police about it, and said that in about a week he had re moved several such signs, includ ing which said: "Sinner Repent. More than 4.400.000 babies are expected to be born in the United States this year. Ire You Sittings. Pr.tty j i win ji IEEH lEN Ad A DAY AN AID TO J APPETITE CONTROL" DON T WAIT- lose WEIOHT Church Rites Unite Couple RECENTLY WED Mr. ind Mrs. J. Lewis York were married Ihls summer at Peace Memorial Presbyterian Church. She is ihe former Joanne Hamilton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Home. Photo by James Metier In a recent summer wedding at Peace Memorial Presbyterian Church Joanna Hamilton, daugh-j tor of Mr. and Mrs. Paul H Home, became the bride of L. Dennis York, son of .Mr. and Mrs. J. Lewis York, all of this city. Bouquets of garden flowers dec- i orated tor the double ring candle light ceremony read by the Rev. fjiLaing Sibbct. Mrs." Ross Ragland was the organist. Escorted and given in marriage' by her father, the bride chose a simple street length frock of white taffeta Willi short sleeves and scoop neckline. The fitted bodice I was covered w ith embroidered or ganza. A slwrl scalloped veil was held by a pearl tiara. A gold cnain necklace with two pearl drops was a gift of the bride groom. Gardenias and baby white roses were arranged for the bridal bouquet. The bride also carried a family heirloom silk handkerchief over 100 years old. Mrs. Larry Swayne, matron of honor, wore a rose chiffon frock with a matching headpiece, simi lar to that worn by the bride. Her bouquet of white carnations was, centered with rose carnations. I.arry Swayne was best man. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Home chose a multi-col ored silk print dress with white accessories and a corsage of pink! rosebuds. At the reception in West minster Hall, a miniature bridal Windl. Donna Epps attended the guest book. The new Mr. and Mrs. York honeymooned at Lake Tahoe. Her going-away outfit Aas a cream colored sheath worn with white accessories and pink rose cor- couple topped the pretty pink ond'sage white wedding cake which was She is a June graduate of Idem flanked by white tapers and pink ath Union Hich School. Her hus and white Powers on the recep- band, also a KUHS graduate, was lion table. The cake was cut by affiliated with Alpha Sigma Phi Mrs. James Metier. Coffee a n d at University of Washington. He is punch were served by Mrs. Paul I presently employed by Weyer W. Jones Sr. and Mrs. Jameslhaeuser Company. lliRY'U 1 1 1 f " tie! V ;;"Hf 1 I rV i ' A M The w alls of the Corn Palace in Mitchell, S.D., are covered with ears of corn, grain sorghums and grasses. Gaily colored corn ears are especially grown to contiib ule to the mosaic pattern. NEWLYWEDS Mrs. Jean Suedmeyer of Los Gatos and Jerry Macken of Malin were married by the Rev. Ethon Whitman in his study at the Malin Presbyterian Church Sept. 15. Immediate family members present were the bride's three children, Margaret, Larry and Monica; the bridegroom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Macken, end his sister, Delores. The bride was dressed in a blue satin sheath dress for the occasion. After a honeymoon to the coast, they will matte their home near Malin. Photo by Morolock mm The Same Accuracy and Dependability You Get in 60 and '70 Welches 17 Jewels Shock-Rtsiirant Waterproof Anti-Magnetic Unbreakable Balance Staff and Mainspring m3 CROTON CRUISER Only EASIEST. TERMS 700 Main St. Ph. TU 4-3151 National Pharmacy Week, Ocf. 7-7 Support Your Pharmacist... He's Your Friend! (BouariptuM i sorry... j you can t get sick ; until next week! You've heard such apologies tn many service centers where the needed product was not in stock and it had to be reordered. 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