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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 12, 1963)
- DATE SET Mr. and Mrs. Everett R. Ball ennounce the engagement end forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Carolyn Lee, to Ray H. Shallhorn, ion of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Shellhorn of Keno. The wedding will take place July 14 In the First Presbyterian Church. The future bride is a graduate of Klamath Union High School. Her fiance is a graduate of Henley High School and Oregon Tech nical institute and is presently employed by Thomas Dodge Company. Photo by Ferabee SMALL APPLIANCE REPAIRS Vacuum Crooners Irons Mixers Coffee Makers Fans Toeitera Heeters Electric fry Pens WORK GUARANTEED REX APPLIANCE REPAIR CENTER 162 I. Mein TU 4 J35J The newest design Irom Ven- dome Jewelry: flowering parasol pins that bloom on their own slender stalks. Milady has a choice of daisies, tulips, orchids, roses or a charming miniature nosegay. GRADS!! Plen a cereer In Beauty Culture Rewarding, Interesting. Klamath Beauty College 124 N. 4th Ph. TU 2-1411 Need Money For Spring? II print I tll-up Mint around lb horn'. 1,M ni 1n th money la likt rrt mt urn mi fnoi, now thrubt and athar tblnta thai maha yanr ham laob brlttr. Il Uktfl Jutt mint) It la camrlUa four I Hubarbant torraw no, of payments' $100.00 12 ma 1300.00 IS mo $300.00 24 mo. Amount . $10.03 , $21.11 . $21.1 SUBURBAN FINANCE 3870 So. 4rti Phou TU 4-77 3 Town oriei Country Shopping Contor Chiloquin Laundromat Now Open For Business WATCH FOR GRAND OPENING OF CHILOQUIN'S ONLY COIN OPERATED CLEANING CENTER Second Annua, Chiloquin NOTICE! All grocery and variety specials in last Thursday's Big-Y Ad good through this coming Wednesday! BIG-Y Super Market 4710 South 6th Worth working 4 years to get... gJim OMEGA If-winHing watch tcilh a memory o OMEGA AUTOMATIC CALENDAR WATCH World lrflfr, mIm Mffu tivtt, prffMontl and Ifth mral men . . . this i the walrh preferred when lime muM b mratured with hmh-prff iiuon. Self-winding. ter and duti remtint, with iweep-ircond hand and automatic date indicator register. Shock resistant and non-magnetic. J. C. RENIE, Jeweler . 14K H cm, V 7 i V I -J : J' ANNOUNCED The engagement of Kayce Ann Marti and Grover Dahn is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Martz. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Dahn. An early summer wadding is planned. 1.1 I .".Hi eW I I . l VlJt '.1.1 I ' V4 ;.; I I i rt 1 7 x5 I Lm .i M5a , "lean' a T.", I TO WED Former Klamath Falls residents Mr. and Mrs. Mario Pastega, now residing in Corvallis, announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Emilia Jo, to Ronald W. Simpson. The wedding will take place June 22 in St. Pius X Catholic Church in Klamath Falls. Both young people were graduated from Klamath Union High School last year. The future bride is presently attending Oregon State University. Her fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Simpson, Klamath Falls. Photo by Ferebee 1 'TV ,PA(iEJ-C IIKRA1.I) AND NEWS, Klamath falls. Orrjjon .Sunday, May 1!, 1M1 HR BET-TOOKTHEB The May meotins of the South ern - Norlhern Neighbors was held recently at the home ol "it. and Mrs. J. I.. Crahan at Macdoel. Refreshments were served following an evening ol games. Hosts for the June get together of railroad persons will he Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tonole of Stronghold. A new knitted glove fits either hand equally well, it will be on the market in the fall. HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY! SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER BONANZA CAFE WED IN NEW ZEALAND Mr. and Mrs. Danny George Heavilin, who were recently married in New Zealand, have returned to Lekeview to reside. She is the former Patricia Mary Ewing Graham. ' Photo by de Clifford James, Dunedin AAUW Set Meet Date Claude Hall, a member of the Modford office of the National Cash Register Company, will ad dress the May meeting of the American Association of Universi ty Women on Saturday. May Id. at the Winema Hotel. A graduate of Chico Stale College, Hall has a degree in business administra tion. His topic will he. "The New Accounting Machines and Their Effect on the Woman Consumer." Installation of incoming offi cers Include Marilnu O'Connor, president; Mrs. Frederick Hyde, vice president; Mrs. Orton Mann, corresponding secretary; Mrs, Robert Dcltosier, recording sec retary, and Mrs. Howard Hall, treasurer. Pending areis which will be in cluded on the A.U'W Board if ; structural changes are made at the June national convention to be held in Denver. Colo., are; Mrs. James I'mniger. communi ty problems; Mis. John Schenk. cultural interests; Josephine Reg inuto, education, and Mrs. Wil liam Wales Jr., world problems. Other board members are Mrs. Terence Boyer, fellowship; Mrs. Richard Beesly. legislative; Mrs. W'es t'zell. meeting arrangements. Mrs. Frederick Hyde, member ship; Mrs. Richard Newman, par. Iiamentanan; Mrs. R. P. Elling son Jr., program; Mrs. Jennings Johnson, Christmas party: Mrs. SUn Neilling and Mrs. James Creswell. March meeting; Mrs. George Clark. Monday luncheon; Mrs. Ogden Knapp, publicity; Ce cile Vanilenberg. bulletin: Mrs. Philip Blohm. hitorian; Pat Isen see, yearbook; Mrs. David Hen Ml, recent graduates: Mrs George Nelson, social; Mrs. George Alolrico, telephone; Mrs. Frederick Krauel, ways and means, and Mis. J. C. O'Neill, instrumental music. Hostesses (or the 12 .10 luncheon will be Mrs. James Creswell and Mrs. Raymond Lung. Reserva tions may be made by calling Mrs. Stan Neitling. TU J-SK8. New Zealand Nuptial Site LAKEVIEW Danny George Heavilin. son of Mr. and Mrs. 0. R. Heavilin. has returned to Lakeview to make his horn e. bringing with him his bride, the former Patricia Mary Ewing Graham of Dunedin. New Zea land. She is the daughter of Mrs. M. Graham and the late J. M. Graham of that city. The couple was recently married at the Hanover Street Baptist Church, Dunedin. with the Rev. E. W. Baits officiating. The bride was given in mar riage by her brother. Lyndon Graham. Her full length gown of cream lurex threaded satin was styled on classical lines with the heavily pleated skirt extend ing into a chapel train. A circlet of pearl orange blossoms held her fingertip veil and she car ried a bouquet of pale gold car nations and cream roses. Her bridesmaid, Janice Gra ham, and Junior bridesmaids, Pamela Morrison and Linda Jordan, wore full length froka of chutney satin. Circlets of match ing roses fastened with satin bows were worn in their hair I and they carried bouquets of apricot carnations and cream roses. Best man was Graeme Batts and ushers were Ewan Beck and L. Jane. j Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sizcmore were seated for the bridegroom's parents, who were unable to at tend the ceremony. Mrs. Graham wore for her daughter's wedding, i a coffee frost lace ensemble with squirrel trim and matching ac cessories. Mrs. Sizcmore chose a gold dress, squirrel cape and while hat. After Ihe wedding guests were received at the La Scala for the reception. For traveling, the bride wore a gold lame knit suit. The couple spent their honeymoon touring New Zealand before leaving for the United States on the ship Oriana. They stopped at Fiji Islands, Hawaii, Vancouver, B.C., and San Francisco en route to Lakeview. fOK YOUR Qr Protection Jerry Tkomflt Amwert Your Imuranct Questions QUESTION: Does the Home owners insurance policy cover thtfr of things like a power mower or garden tools from on open garage? ANSWER: Yes, it doet. This is part of standard residence theft coverage which is, in turn, o port of the standard Homeowners coveroge. 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