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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 24, 1963)
I PAG1 I D BF.1ULD AND NEWS, Klamath Falli, Ore. Sunday, Frhruary 24, 19fi3 7 p(e St School Course Is Evaluated f x - ! 1 (Mr o ;u ccne ail-turner Uoivi OFFICIAL VISIT Helen Gragg of Seattle, left, governor of District M, Interna tional Quota Club, made her official viiif to Quota Club of Klamath County on Friday, Feb. 15. She met with the Board of Director! at a noon luncheon and spoke to the club members that evening at a banquet in the Green Room of the Winema Ho tel. The governor is shown at the head table with Shirley Soran, center, president of the local club, and Vi Mitterling, right, first vice president. Photo by Kettler On .Ian. 1!) the Klamath Temple was the setting for the marriage of Juanita Turner and I. r a I g Thomas Paslay. both ot Eugene. The couple exchanged their wed ding vows before an altar dec orated with baskets ol pink car nations and dark pink heather combined with tall lighted tapers. Officiating at the 7 pm. double ring ceremony was the Rev. K. W Johnson, uncle of the bride, pas tor of Northgale Open Bible Church, Seattle. Assisting was El mer Krctzinger, pastor of Klam ath Temnle. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Turner, this city was given in marriage by her fa ther. The bridal gown was of white silk organza with quipure lace detailing the sculptured neck line. The fullness of the skirt was made by diagonal pleats flowing into a chapel train. An organza flower with pearlized drops held in place the elbow length veil of ilk illusion. I he bridal bouquet 'f! f ; i yl 'JL TriClub Banquet Held In Lakeview NEW QUOTARIANS The impressive Quota Club ini tiation ceremony was conducted by Eva Dickson, right, past club president, at the Feb. IS banquet meeting at which Helen Gragg, district governor, was present. Wel comed as new members of Quota Club of Klamath Coun ty, were Sandra Voight, left, and Mildran Loudon, center. Photo by Kettle Alturas Girl Recent Bride ALTLRAS The Alluias Bapuas embroidered list Church was the scene of the ceremony uniting Marsha Kay Sides, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I,oe hides of Alturas, and Jerry Quiglcy, son of Mr. and Mrs, Earl tHnglcy of Canny, Saturday, Jan. !(. at 2 p.m. The Ilcv. One Chism officiat ed at the wedding before an altar decorated with white stock and bouquets of white chrysanthe mums Willi hows of blue and pink. Mis. James llnichey sang "Be cjte" and "The Wedding Pray er" preceding the wedding, ac companied by Mrs. Russell Boyd. The bride, given in marriage by lirr father, Le Sides, wore a street length while lace wedding r 1 1 n . Willi a shoulder length veil. 'I he simple scalloped neckline 01 ILAW NAHM-Ill LOS ANGELES lUPI'-Joe Out l.iw was arrested Thursday on sus rmon of speeding, driving with on lights, possession of deadly weapons, burglary and rubbery with seed a bouquet of pearls. She carried white carnations. The maid of honor. Sandra Packnel was allired in a lilac colored street length riiess and carried a bouquet of orchid and while carnations. Larry l)uigley, brother of theT nrinegiwim, serven as nesi man and ushers were (lary Sides nnd Fred Ingraham. Mrs. Sides wore a blue street length dress with a pink carnation corsage tor her rumghler s wed ding and the mother of the bride groom wore a rose colored dress with a pink carnation corsage. A reception follow ed at the church social hall. Assisting were' Mrs. Jim Jordan. Mis. Nnrns Bell. Mrs Bill Thnmason and Therci-a Knudsen. Mashauna Amick pas-ed the rice packets. Tlw young couple honey mooned in Seattle betore relum ing to their home in C.mhy where he 0erales a service station. LAKEVIEW A Valentine theme, effectively carried out, was the setting for the annual Tri-Club banquet on the evening of Thursday, Feb. 14. at Hunter's Lodge when the Lakeview Busi ness and Professional Women's Club was hostess to the Lakeview Chapter of the American Asso ciation of University Women and the Lakeview Soroptimist Club The serving was smorgasbord style. There were 115 members and guests scaled at the banquet ta bles as the welcome was given by Mahel Thornton, president of BPW, who urged all to tarry out the theme of "Tri-Sweethcarts" for the evening. She called on Gertrude McDougall for the invo cation. Responses to the welcome were given by Frances Nichols, president of AAUW, and Alice Busacker. president of Ihe Sorop timist Club. All members and guests were introduced. Pink and white were used throughout the tables with center pieces of pink bouquets, lajicrs. and tiny pink hearts scattered on the white tablecloths. Each lady was presented with a corsage of tiny pink roses, and siecial cor sages o( roses and carnations witii a miniature heart of rliincstones imbedded were presented to those sealed at the head table. Large felt pink hearts, trimmed with lace and dotted Willi silhouettes formed covers for the programs For the entertainment program Robert Shotwcll. head of the vo cal music department of the Lake- iew" schools, presented a girls' quartet from the senior high school ill two numbers. It was made up of Toni Cozzalio, Teresa Jacobs. Darlcne Sanliorn and Inyce Fenimore. Vocal numbers were also enjoyed from a girls' triple trio from the ninth grade. This included Carol Simpson, Mar- cia Mast. Patti Metzen, Linda Moran, Marcia Flynn, Bonnie Rratton, Sherrie May. Linda Lin- ville, and Virgie Padget, with Susan Orr as accompanist. A highlight of the evening was the fashion show produced with the cooperation of five local shops and stores, Bon Bazaar, Mary-Jo Shop, Maxwell's, Modc-ODay and C. Penney Company. Narrator for tile show was Jo Decly. The models entered the runway by stepping through a huge pink and white heart. They included Ora Lee I.eBlanc. Nora Michael son and Louise McClain for the Bon Bazaar; Mcrceill Bell, Helen Sicbert, Juanita Mulkey, Delpha Plalo and Helen Porter for the Mary-Jo Shop: Gertrude McDoug- al, Earlene McOougal, Carol Al len and Jimene Allen for Max-I well's: Tena Butler, Sheila Hick ey, Mildred Higgins. Darlcne San- horn and Jean Batighman for Mode-O-Day; and Garnet Rueg ger, Poliy Gawronski and Dolores Heavilin for Penneys. The chairman of decorations and programs w as Daisy Cox. She was assisted by Frances Herbert Marie Hall, Flossie Miller, Ann Johns. Ix?lia Williams, Alela Tu dor, Dora Hcrwick, Mabel Thorn Ion and Vesta Bean. Peggy Strie- hy altended to arrangements for Ihe style show. In charge of tick ets were Lillian DuBose, Edith Laird and Gertrude McDougall The musical numliers were ar ranged for by Dora Herw ick. was fashioned of pink baby rose buds and white carnations. A lin en handkerchief carried by the bride was one which her motlier and great-grandmother had car ried at their weddings. Janice Turner, sister of thel bride, was maid of honor. Brides maids were Carolyn Snyder, Springfield, and Mrs. Vein Marks, Eugene. The bridal attendants were dressed alike in silver blue and mauve stain brocade frocks and carried pink carnations and dark pink heather. Cindy Olp was flower girl and Rodney Graham, Eugene, cousin of the bridegroom carried the rings. Candlelighlers were Dwight Wor rell and Ralph Jennings, Klamath Falls. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence C. Paslay of Eugene. Best man was the Rev. Clyde Johnson, Stockton, Calif., cousin of tiie bridegroom. Ushers were Jim Mitchell. Spripgfield, Bob Hayes and Vern Marks, both of Eugene. ' Mrs. Alvin Hess of Merrill was organist. The soloist. Skip Marks. Grants Pass, sang "Because," Hawaiian Wedding Song" and The Iive of God." The reception was held in the Klamath Tample annex. Assisting were Mrs. t. W. Johnson, Seattle; Mrs. Harlan Lindstrand. Everett, Wash., cousin of the bridegroom; Mrs. Bill Mayficld and Mrs. James Colella. both of Martinez, Calif., aunts of the bride, and Mrs. Jack Wesely of Roseville, Calif. The couple spent their honey moon in Mexico and now are at home in Eugene, w here he is em ployed. The bride has completed two years at Bible Standard Col lege. Her travel outfit vvas a rose wool sheath worn with matching accessories. Other out-of-town guests includ ed Gordon Armstrong. Antioeh, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wilte, Mr. and Mrs. Boh Haves, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Svaruerud. Eugene. Mrs. Clyde Johnson. Stockton, Bel ly Pruit, Martinez. Sicily is 150 miles from Bi- rerle; Rome is 110 miles distant. VFW Al XII.IAHY .MKKTS MERRILL Merrill VFW Auxil iary mel Feb. fi at the VFW Hall. Gossip Fisher nl the Pelican Aux iliary of Klamath Falls was a guest. A donation was made to the Heart Fund and all members were reminded of the special so cial meeting which will he held served by Mrs. Tony Suly Jr. and Mrs. Robert Trotman. The Klamath Falls Branch of the American Association of Uni versity Women Higher Education Study Group recently participat ed in an AAUW evaluation of a proposed public school course. The evaluation of the course, "Democ racy versus Communism" was made at the request of the Ore gon Slate Department of Educa tion. The resulting critique which combined suggestions from the 26 Oregon branches was commend ed by both the governor and the department. The report submitted to the De partment of Education stated that the course as presented was too mature for the students and that while fairness to communism was accorded, course material must not apologize for democracy. Branches suggested books to be added to the course bibliography, special teacher training, and close correlation with current events. BRIDAL PAIR Mr. and Mrs. Craig Thomas Paslay were married Jan. 19 in Klamath Temple. They will reside in Eugene. Mrs. Paslay is the former Juanita E. Turner. Photo by Ferebee New Officers Are Installed MOUNT SHASTA - Mrs. Har-Edna Maxwell of Gazelle was old Engdahl was installed as pics-1 toaslmistress. Mrs. Boyd Melin ident of the Toaslmistress Club gave the invocation and led Ihe of Mount Shasta at ceremonies, pledge of alleoiance to the flan Feb. 6 at the Ski Bowl Cafe. Speakers were Mrs. Harold ( as. Serving with Mrs. Engdahl will per, Mrs. Robert Aikins and Mrs. he Mrs. Charles Wilder. vice Edson Fouls of Gazelle Mrs Mrs. Chester Chase, Mrs. A. L. McHenry, president; secretary treasurer, Outgoing president is Mrs. Carl Hill. Happiness" was the topic chos en by Mrs. Jack Andrews, topic mistress for the evening. Mrs. Club Women Plan Affair MERRILL Members of the Merrill Library Club met for their annual Valentine luncheon at Mol alores Restaurant in Klamath Falls on Feb. 7 w ith Roma Walker presiding over the meeting. The annual silver tea and style show was planned for the April meeting. Ellen Fcige and Boa Mattson were appointed chairman for refreshments. Lela Stolt wit be in charge of publicity. Marjorie Newnham, Jean Hel truck and Joyce lliomas were welcomed inlo the club as new members. The next meeting will he March 7 at the library. All interested per sons are invited. John Jensen presented the his toric report. Guests at the affair were John Codamo, Mrs. Cecilia Fifield, Mrs. F. N. Hartley, Mrs. Edward Graves, Mrs. Nina Kelly, Mrs. Ralph Brooks. Mrs. Eldon Poe. Mrs. Mcrritt Sheldon, Mrs. Bert ram Tassie, Mrs. Francis Hold en. Mrs. Paul Herzog and Mrs. ! Frank Nash. i WHILE YOU WAIT, your present lenses can be mounted in beautiful new frames at very little cost. 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