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By Helen Btchin
WOM Meet In Me rrill
Merrill Chapter No. 18. Women
of the -Moose, met in regular ses
sion Tuesday, July 2, with newly
installed Senior Regent Liz Sle-1
zak presiding. Fourteen memlwrs
were present, with all chairs tilled
except the recorder, Leta Stolt.
Myrtle Kuccra was pro-tern re-
corder.
In the ahsence of College of Re
pents chairman. Ruby TschirkyJ
Rose Baley presented accordion
it Benny Tschirky who enter
tained with several selections. Sen
ior regent reported on the Mer
rill Lions Club dinner which the
College of Regents Committer
served on July 1. Announcement
was made of the next Lions
Club dinner on July 15. which
J he publicity committee will serve,
'.iloria Watkins is chairman.
A discussion on birthday din
ners met with hearty approval,
and resulted in plans being made
for a politick every other
month, the next one to be held
on Aug. 20, honoring those with
birthdays in July and August.
jSpecial guests will be members'
ot the LOOM Lodge No. 306.
The quarterly report was read
and approved. Ruby Powell was
reported ill. Ellen Feigi and Myr
tle Kucera had birthdays. Ma
ble Craig won the special prize.
Academy of Friendship will
meet for a polluck luncheon at
the home of Barbara Mauch Fri
day, Julv 12. The next regular
meeting of the chapter will be
held Tuesday, July 16, in live
Merrill Recreation Hall. College
of Regents Committee will serve
refreshments to both the men
and the women in the Moose
Home following the meeting.
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tion. More color in tiles and wall
coverings is being used and you
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want from Louis XV to Alice in
Wonderland. Framed prints, and
even paintings, are being hung in
the Bathroom.
SERVICE CLUB STAFF Judy V. Taylor, left, Kingsley Service Club director, and Mn.
Joe Leonard, new staff assistant, work on plans for club social activities. Mrs. Leonard
came to this city from New York in 1944 to work with the Camp Fire Girls program
and later with the State Employment Office. During World War II she served with
the American Red Cross in Italy. Talented musically, Mrs. Leonard will further develop
the current weekly "jam session" at the club and will initiate barbershop quartet and
chorus activities among her other duties.
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Anniversary
Is Observed
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Puck
ering of Klamath Falls celebrat
ed their 25th wedding annivcrsa
ry June 29 with a round of fes
livities beginning with a reception
in Portland Riven by their daugh
ters, Mrs. Norman Miller and
Mrs. Klaas Ellerbrook.
Mrs. Henri Conradi of Medford
honored the Puckerincs by en
tertaining a group of close
friends at their summer home
at Lake of the Woods.
Mr. and Mrs. Puckering left
July 3 for Canada where they
I also be entertained by friends
and relatives.
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FETED AT PARTIES Mrs. Olive
been recently honored in Bonanza
after teaching second grade for 19
Micky I Fraley has
where she retired
years. Mrs. Fraley
was postmaster in Dairy for 14 years before starting to
teach. At an evening reception, Mrs. l-raley was given a
little "Red Sehoolhouse" containing gifts of money. At
a potluck dinner for all persons connected with the school,
she was given a gift of luggage. At the latter party,
Larry Lur H, Evelyn Osborne, Jackie and 'rt Moriey,
teachers, who will not return to Bonanza in the fall, were
also honored.
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Rainbow Lodge Installation
MALIX Loudean Lyon was in-, were presented to her mother and
stalled as worthy adviser of Ma
lin Assembly, Order of Rainbow
for Girls at the 43rd public in
stallation in the Malin Masonic
Temple. The welcome addressl
was given by Mrs. Louis Kalina
Honored guests introduced were
Past Worthy Advisers Cathy Ken
yon, Leona Cacka and Lois Owens,
Malin Assembly, and Judv Lyon
Laurel Assembly, Worthy Matron
and Patron Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
Ottoman of Prosperity Chapter
OES, and Thomas Chatburn, Rain
bow Dad for Loudcan's term.
During the entrance of officers,
Mr. and Mrs. James Lacy sang1
"I May Not Pars this Wav Again."!
accompanied by Mrs. Rudolph
Paygr at the piano. Installing of
ficers were Maralce lllian, worthy
adviser: Cathy Kenyon. chap
lain: Mrs. Judy Lyon, recorder:
Lois Owens, marshal; Mrs. Ru
dolph Paygr, musician, and Mrs.
Jesse McFall. mother adviser.
Performing the crowning cere
mony were members of Lost River!
Chapter Order of DcMolay. Dur-j
ing the ceremony, "The Lord's1
Prayer," was sung by Mr. and
Mrs. James Lacy.
An addenda honoring Loudean
was presented by several officers
of the assembly. On behalf of thc
assembly, Ronda Lyon, small
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rodney
Lyon, presented Loudean with a
bouquet of blue carnations. The
theme chosen by the new worthy
adviser is, "Music in May." Her
colors are blue and silver. Carry
ing out the theme the officers
carried miniature blue violins en
circled in flowers. The line of
ficers carried miniature blue harpsl
also set in flowers.
For entertainment, Connie Unis
and Marilvn Duncan sang "But
tons and Bows" and "Play a sim
ple Melody."
The worthy advisor introduced
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Lyon. Other relatives introduced
were Mrs. Carl Lyon, Leona
Cacka. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lyon,
Mrs. Rodney Lyon, Mr. and Mrs
Rirky lllian. Loudean s flowers
her Bible to her father.
Other officers installed were
Peggy Long, associate worthy ad
viser; Nondice McFall, charity:
Linda McFall, hope: Connie
Unis, faith: Kathy Brooks, record
er: Jeanne Stastny. treasurer;
Darla Micka, chaplain: Kristi Ot
toman, drill leader: Linda Schmid-
li, love; Joan Cacka. religion;
Linda Woods, nature; Linda Tur
ner, immortality; Ann Johnson,
fidelity; Diane Williams, patriot
ism, Joan Mullanix, service; Joan
Kirkpatrick, confidential observer;
Barbara Unruh, outer observer:
Terry Petrasck, musician; Joyce
Mullanix, choir director. Choir
members are Stacia Peterson.
Linda Frazier, Patty Walker and
Cathy Angel.
Closing the ceremony the girls
sang "May the Good Lord Bless
and Keep ou."
The refreshment table was in
blue and silver, with a large deco
rated sheet cake centering the ta
ble. A dance followed the refreshments.
KF Woman
Is Honored
Mrs. Hugh (Marie I O'Connor
was awarded a national life mem
bership by the Oregon State Fed
eration of Garden Clubs. Inc. at
the I9C3 convention in Portland
The presentation was in recogni
tion of Mrs. O'Connor's 30 years
of outstanding work in landscape
design, flower arrangement and
gardening.
The life membership is the
highest honor that can come to
a member of a federated garden
club. The recipient becomes a
"Steward of Tomorrow" in Na
tional Council, is an honored
guest at any meeting and re
ceives National Gardener maga
zine lor life.
The $100 life membership servos
a two-fold purpose by placing $50
in the national scholarship fund
and $30 in the permanent home
fund.
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Goldenweds
To Be Feted
A family gathering honoring Mr.
and Mrs. All red G. Meissncr of
3475 Ferry Street, Eugene, is
planned Sunday, July H. by the
couple's daughter, Mrs. Josephine
Meissner Kittredge, at her own
home, 433 Pinto Way, Eugene.
The event will mark the cou
ple's 50th wedding anniversary.'
They were married July 16, 1913.
at Grants Pass. Mrs. Meissner
va; Mr. Gertrude Obenchain
Roberts, a widow with a small
daughter, later adopted by Meiss
ner. Until the past year, Mr. and
Mrs. Meissncr had made their
home at Klamath Falls, where he
operated a blacksmith shop for
many years. From 1332 until 1832
when lie retired, he had been
employed by (he California Ore
gon Power Company, at the
same trade. They moved to Eu
gene a year ago to be near their
daughter and other relatives.
Guests at the afternoon gather
ing, kept small because Alfred
Meissncr has not been well, will
be the grandchildren, Patrick Kit
tredge and Mr. and Mrs. William
hittredge and children, Karen
and Bradley, all of Adel, Ore.;
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Olson and
children, Kimberly, Kent and Da
vid, of Eugene; and Meissner s
sisters and brothers-in-law, Mr
and Mrs. Robert Carpenter and
Mr. and Airs. Chester Riebol, all
of Eugene.
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TO WED Lora Lee Leonard, daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
H. A. Leonard, this city, has announced her engagement
to Walter E. Mackeniie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter F.
MacKenzie, San Mateo. The future bride, presently
employed by a travel agency in San Francisco, is a
graduate of KUHS and University of Nevada. While at
the university she was affiliated with Gamma Phi Beta
sorority, was president of Sagens, upperclass women's
honorary, and secretary of the associated students. Her
fiance, a reporter for the Reno Evening Gazette, is a
graduate also of University of Nevada. He was a member
of Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Sigma Delta Chi, professional
journalism society, and was listed in Who's Who on
American University and College Campuses. A summer
wedding is planned.
Wednesday. July 10, 1963 PAGE T B
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HEADS LODGE Loudean Lyon was rtcantly installed
as worthy adviser of Malin Assembly, Rainbow for Girls.
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