Reunion Plans Made
HI RAI.D AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon
Sunday, May 5, 193
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Recital
Is Presented
The music room of the Malin
Other students participating
were Kathy Spolek, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Spolek; Jan
Halousek. daughter of Mr. and
program were the three oldest
children o( Mr. and Mrs. Tim
Joining in the parade of sum
wood Trumbull, Ruth Varnadore.
William Hill, Bob Johnson, Jackie
Lee Smith.
Any information on these per
sons should be sent to Dorothy
Griffith Dickinson, 2211 Reclama
tion Avenue, or Rosmand Bran
nan, 880 California Avenue.
mer reunions is the KUtIS Class
of '38, who liae chosen June 22
Wolfe. Sandra, Linda and Landy.
Wolfe.
A novelty number consisted of a
double duet played by two brother
and sister teams, Patty and Dan
ny Byrne and Linda and Landy
Mrs. Gray's students presented
her with a bouquet of American
Beauty roses, fallowing the dis
tribution of awards.
Parents of the students served
as I he date (or a big gala din
ner dance at the Wincma Hotel
Mrs. Richard Halousek and Pa
tricia and Danny Byrne, son and
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
The committee in charge has1
received good response from a
large number of (ormer class
mates. However, there is a list
High School was crowded with
Byrne, all of Tulelakc. Other
admiring parents on Sunday,
Malin students were Judy McCul
ley. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
April 2fl, when the students of
Mrs. Lucile Gray were presented
in their annual piano recital.
of names that they desire any
McCullcy; Peggy Long, daughter
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of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Long:
Terry Lee Pctrasek. daughter ol
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pctrasek, and
Mrs. Lillian Craven. Also on the
Names of the list are Anita
Bell Haskius, Kenneth Boyle. Ju-
First honors were given lo Mar-
refreshments in the home eco
nomics room.
dena Colts. Lois Couey, Shirley
caret Ann Blohm, daughter of
Evans. Barbara Franz, Betty
Horn, Nelimae Jackson, Gene
vieve Lewis, Leonard Marker.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Blohm. and
tc Shai leen Rupe. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Wilmer Alices, each of
Matin.
Second honor was awarded to
Jere Gooding, grandson o( Mr.
and Mrs. T. A. DeMerritt, Malin
Duain Monroe, D;::'i; Nelson,
Dcane Robinson. Wayne Shea.
Mclvin Shearer, Betty Jane Ste
phens, Fremont Stephenson, El-
soned to taste with vinegar, salt,
pepper. Tabasco and dill seed
Garnish with tomato wedges.
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APRIL BRIDE Before her April 27 marriage, Mrs. De
lane Frank Oliva was Vickie Lea liskey. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Liskey of Merrill.
Photo by Guderien
Dick Roiling was one ot (our
Southern Orepon College students
who presented an interim report
on the ExoloRical Reconnaissance
of Bear Creek Drainage research
project at the 28th annual Oregon
Student Science conference at
Reed College on April 27.
Named to the Dean's List (or
outstanding academic accomplish
ment during winter quarter at
California Stale Polytechnic Col
lege was Robert Addinglnn, a ma
jor in animal husbandry.
Belli Dey was among seniors
in the Youth Leadership Training
Program at Valparaiso University
who recently received appoint
ments in youth work in the Luth
eran Church Mo. Synod. She w ill
serve at King of Kings Lutheran
Church at Mountain Lakes, N.J.
Kenne'.h H. Henry, junior in the
School ot Engineering, has been
elected president of Sigma Pi fra
ternity at Oregon State I'nivcr-sily.
Susan Tubaih has been elect
ed secretary of Azalea House at
Oregon State University. She is
a freshman this year in educa
tion.
Krancis Kenynn will serve as
niaVidcnt of the Oregon State t in
fiisilv Memorial Union next
school vear. This position is con
sideied one n( tlie Ion student
positions at OSC. The new ollucr
FOR SUNDAY MAY 12TH
TAKE TIME
TO REMEMBER
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is a junior in the School of Pharmacy.
President of the IBM-member I
JUST MARRIED Mr. and Mrs. Delane Frank Oliva cut
their wedding cake after they exchanged wedding vows
April 27 at the- home of her grandparents, Mr, and Mrs.
W. P. Hooper. Photo by Guderian
Vickie Liskey Is Married
Vickie Lea Liskey, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Liskey of Mer
rill exchanged wedding vows with
Delane Frank Oliva. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Oliva of Mai in.
on Saturday, April 27.
The pretty ceremony was per
formed at the Home of the bride's
maternal grandparents, Mr. , and
Mrs. V. P. Hooper on Moyina
Way in Klamath Falls.
A lavender and white decor was
carried out with baskets of stock
and chrysanthemums on low
chests and floor candelabra with
white tapers forming a hack
ground for the double ring cere
mony oflicialed by the Rev. Lloyd
Henderson of the Merrill Presby
terian Church.
Jack Liskey gave his daughter
in marriage. She wore the wed
ding gown of her aunt, Mrs. Keith
Gentry, which was fashioned of
white satin and chiffon with lace
accent along the bodice. A crown
of seed pearls in flower design
held the shoulder veil of white
net. The bridal bouquet of white
roses and carnations was hacked
with lavender net.
Karen Gcntrv. this citv was
senior class for next year at Ore-. majd 0f honor (or her cousin. Her
jon State University is William frock was of lavender satin
Manning, majoring in the School matched with satin slippers. Her
of Engineering. 'headpiece was a white Mower and
brief veil. She carried lavender
and white (lowers.
Jerry Micka of Malin was best
man.
Mrs. Liskey chose a white suit
with blue accessories for her
daughter's wedding and Mrs. Oli
va wore a navy blue shantung out
fit with white accessories.
An informal reception took place
following the 1:,10 p.m. ceremo
ny. 1 he white tiered cake was
served by the bride's grandmoth
er. Mrs. John Liskey. and the
mothers of the bridal pair served
colfee and punch.
The new Mrs. Oliva wore
coral suit with white accessories
as a going away outtit. The new
lyweds will establish Iheir first
home in Bly.
Out-of-town guests at the cere
mony included the bridegroom's
sister. Norma Oliva, Reno, and
his brother, Norman Oliva, On
tario, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. Hooper cnlertain
members of the wedding party at
their home following the wedding
rehearsal on Thursday evening
Two showers honored the bride
prior to her marriage. One was
given by her aunt. Mrs. Keith
Gentry on April 17. and the other
was hosted by the bride's Merrill
High School classmates on April
2.1 at the home of Carrol Parnel
the
orranged by our
bridal salon where
brides-to-be find skilled
assistance in planning
weddings small or
large . . . informal or
lavishly elegant.
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