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Sunday, July 14. 196)
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AT THE RECEPTION Mrs. Ronald Simpion. the former
Emilia Jo Pastega, posed with her father, Mario Paitega,
at the reception following her recent marriage.
. Photo by Bob Anderson.
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her former home in this city for
her June 22 marriage to Ronald
Simpson. She is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Mario U. Pastega
who now make their home in Cur-
valhs.
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Simpson,
Klamath Kails, are parents of
the bridegroom.
The wedding took place in St.
Pius X Catholic Church with the
Rev. David J. H a z e n officiating
at the 2:30 afternoon double ring
ceremony,
Altar floralabra held tall white
tapers with blue, white and ycl
low daisies and gladioli. Rib'
bon and bows marked the white1
covered aisle.
Leona Ormsby was the organ-1
ist. Soloists were Mrs. Elida Leg-
get and Robert Gion.
Ths bride was escorted to lhe
altar and given in marriage
by her father. Her gown, import
ed from Switzerland, was fash
ioned of pure silk embroidered or
ganza with short train. The skirt
was modified bell shape with soft
fullness at the sides and in back
The neckline and short sleeves
were finished in scallops. A flower
petal crown secured the water
fall veil of illusion. Her bouquet
of roses was centered with white
orchids.
Bianca Pastcga, Mount Shasta,
aunt of the bride, was maid of'
honor. Nancy Wise and Sharon
Hathmachcr, both of Klamath,
Falls, were bridesmaids.
The attendants wore long for
mal gowns of blue taffeta with
three quarter sleeves and scoop
necklines. holt pleats in back
gave fullness to the bell shape
K 1 r t s. Matching headdresses
were daisies with brief veils.
Sterling Steele, this citv. was
best man. Ted Steiner was
groomsman. Ushers were t h e
bride's brothers, Gary Pastega,
Kenneth Pastcga and Dennis Pas
tega, Corvallis.
Lisa Pastega, 2-year-old sister
of the bride, was flower girl.
vicKy Shultz attended the ouesl
book.
For her daughter's wedding.
Mrs. Pastega chose a hosted
peach satin brocade sheath, white
feathered hat and white acces
sories. Mrs. Simpson wore a blue
taltcta brocade dress with match-1
ing accessories. Both mothers had
white orchid corsages.
After the church ceremony
guests adjourned to the new Na-1
tional Guard Armory where the
bridal couple were toasted with
ble was a solid panel of green
cry. Garlands of white, blue and
yellow gladioli and daisies and
silver candelabra decorated the
head table. Smaller bouquets ten
tcred other tables,
The white wedding cake, lopped
with blue satin bells, was decn
rated with white swans and swirls
of blue roses,
The dinner was served by
Airs. Matilda Sari. Music was
played by Tony D'Aquila, Linda
Gibson and Woodrow Murphy
For their honeymoon, the new-
lyweds toured California stopping
ai numerous points of interest
For going away, the new Mrs
Simpson wore a three-piece avo
cado knit suit with matching hat
and accessories. She is a grad
uate of Klamath Union llinh
school and attended Oregon State
University. Her husband, also a
hUHS graduate, is employed bv
ine I'epsi-ioia Company in Cor
vallis where they will make their
home.
. The wedding and retention
served as a reunion for families!
of the bride s parents. Among the
guesis were Mr. and Mrs. Roma
no Pastega, Mount Shasta,
grandparents of the bride.
Other special guests included
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Gregg, Se
attle; Mr. and Mrs. John w ' Sni,
tier, Medford; Mr. and Mrs. Sam
J. Sposito and Phyllis, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Prasil. Mrs. Paul
Prasil, Portland; Mr. and Mrs
Pat Scoville, McMinnville; Andy
oureuo. iwr. and Mrs. R. L. Simp-
sun ana aaugnter, Bend; Mrs.
Ralph Holden and daughter. Mr.
and Mrs. Dario Baratto. Mrs. Lu.
cille Morgan, Mrs. Agnes Chan-
sicr, nir. and Mrs. E mcr w
Kennedy. Mr. and Mrs. MarW
Hudson, Mr. and Mrs. Audrey
Handlcy and daughters, all of1
Mount Shasta: Mrs. Virginia Bul-j
lis, Mrs. Juck Germundson, Mr.
and Mrs. Claude Uikens and
Gary, Mr. and Mrs. Guido Cunial
and Linda, Corvallis; Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Girimonte, El Ccrri
to, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Neil
Taylor Sr., Richmond, Calif.:
Mrs. Harry Douglas, Corte Ma-!
dcra, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Her
bert Baldino, McCloud: Mrs. Ma
ria Bacchetti, Mr. .and Mrs. Los
Spannaus. Dorris; Mrs. Josephine
uozier, .ncaaing; Mr. and Mrs,
Pete Cunial, Weed; Mr. and Mrs.
Buzz Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Gino
Cunial, Mr. and Mrs. B. East
man, Yreka; Mr. and Mrs. R. J.
champagne punch before the buf- Powell and son and Mrs. Duane
fct dinner and following dance,
Lavish hall decorations fol
lowed the color theme of the wed-
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and Mrs. Thomas Simpson, Sa
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IDAHO NUPTIALS The former Elizabeth
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Colonel R- M. Johnson, McCal
Idaho, is the bride of James Allen O'Connor. His parents
are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O'Connor, Bonanza.
Idaho Rites
Unite Couple
ENGAGED The engagement of their daughter, Beverly
Jean, to Merle Gene Wischnofske is announced by Mr.
Mrs. Herbert C. Bower of Junction City. Both young
people are graduates of Oregon State University. The
future bride is presently 4-H eqent with the Klamath
County Extension service. Her fiance, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur O. Wischnofske, Blodgett, Ore., is wildlife biol
ogist with the Forest Service in Oakridge.
the wedding
arranged by our
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BONANZA A pretty home wed
ding at McCall. Idaho, on June
united in marriage Kathleen
Elizabeth Johnson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Colonel R. M. John-i
son of McCall and James Allen
O'Connor, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas O'Connor of Bonanza.
The bride came down the stair
way escorted by her father who
gave her in marriage. Her floor
length gown was of white Rachel
lace over stain, with empire styled
bodice and straight skirt. Her
fingertip veil was held with
pearl tiara. Her bouquet w a s
white carnations, pink rose buds!
and sprays of lilies of the valley, j
The two o clock double ring!
ceremony was read by the Very!
Rev. William B. Spofford Jr.,
dean of St. Michael Episcopal
Cathedral at Boise. I
Maid of honor was the bride's
sister, Joyce Johnson, who wore
a changeable apricot taffeta with
bell skirt. Her bouquet was
white carnations and pink rose
buds.
Best man w as James Kantola of
McCall.
traditional wedding music was
played by Elizabeth Greaves.
Beauty baskets of pink carna
tions, and white stock and white
candlelabra were used for the
wedding.
The bride's mother wore a
shaded beige lace sheath dress
with orange accessories and an
orange rosebud corsage. The
bridegroom's mother wore a pink
lace sheath dress with matching
jacket, white accessories and a
corsage of white rosebuds.
The bride is a graduate of
McCall - Donnelly High School and
presently employed by an insur
ance company in McCall.
The bridegroom is a graduate
of Bonanza High School and will
be a senior this fall at College of
Idaho.
Following the ceremony a re
ception was held for the 35 guests
Pouring was Mrs. Thomas O'Con
nor and serving the cake was
Mrs. M. E. Hoff. Patty O'Con
nor, sister of the bridegroom, was
in charge of the guest book.
Out-of-town guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas O'Connor, Albeit
and Patty, Bonanza; Debbie Cru-
son and Ronald Blankenship, On
tario: Diane Urauga and Ken
neth Tucker. Homedale, Idaho.
For traveling the bride wore a
turquoise suit with while acces
sories and a white corsage.
Alter a honeymoon trip to Sun
Valley, the young couple are at
home at McCall, until September
when they will move to Caldwell.
Hostesses for a shower at Shore
Lodge, McCall, was given for the
bride-to-be by Mrs. M. E. Hoff.
Mis. William Kirk, Mrs. Henry
Allen and Mrs. Harrv Ruark.
Couple Wed
In Nevada
A recent nuptial service in
Carson City united in maniage
Barbara Hurt of Medford and
Albert Gunn Jr., Klamath Falls.
The newlyweds ire now residing
in Columbus. Ga., where he is
stationed with the Army.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Hurt, Med
ford, are parents of the bride. The
bridegroom is the son 6f Mrs
Ora Gunn, Klamath Falls.
The marriage of Christine Annl
Sather, daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
T. C. Sather, Medford, and Wil-
lard Dale Turner, son of Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. Turner, Klamath
Falls, was solemnized June 15 in
t. Mark's Episcopal Church in
Medford.
Altar decorations for the 8 p m
ceremony, officiated by the Rev,
George R. V. Bolster, were bas
ket arrangements of white stock,
gladioli and spider chrysanthe
mums. Pews were marked with
white satin bows.
The bride was given in mar
nage by her tamer. Her lloor
length gown of silk organza and
imported Chantilly lace over taf
feta was designed with a fitted
bodice. The skirt was bell-shaped,
in front with overskirt of lace
in full shepherdess back with
chapel train. A cap of Chantilly
lace and taffeta embroidered with
pearls secured the bouffant veil
with butierfly lace veil of silk il
lusion. She carried a cascade bou-j
quet of stephanotis and sterling
silver i roses.
The attendants wore identical
floor length gowns of cherry pink
nvlon sheer over taffeta. They
were fashioned with fitted bodices
and skirts with controlled fullness
and shepherdess backs accented
by self-material bows. Dior head
bows made by Mrs. Sather,
matched their dresses and they
carried crescents of shattered!
hite carnations with white gla-j
melias.
Monica Sctty was maid of hon-l
or. Sheryl unnstian ana raren
H a w 1 e y, Giants Pass, were
bridesmaids. Sara Sather. sister
of the bride, was a junior bridesmaid.
Best man was "Earl Bradford.
Klamath Falls, and ushers were
Arnold Myers, Eugene, and David
Patterson, Douglas Pylcs and
Gene Simons, all of Klamath
Falls.
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Mrs. Earnest Conrad was the
organist and accompanist t o r
Robert Blanton who sang The,
Lord's Prayer" and "The Wed
ding Prayer."
Following the ceremony, the ap
proximately 200 wedding guests
attended the wedding reception!
at Rogue Valley Country Club.
Tables were covered with Vene
tian lace cloths. Decorations fol
lowed the wedding theme with
white roses, stock and spider
chrysanthemums.
Mrs. David Patterson attended
the guest book and Jenny Dickey
and Marian Parsons were at the
gift table.
Mrs. Sather wore for the occa
sion a pale green silk dress w ith
matching accessories. Mrs. Tur
ner was dressed in a bone silk
sheath accented with turquoise
accessories. Both mothers had
orchid corsages.
The new Mr. and Mrs. Turner
honeymooned in San Francisco
and Carmel before returning to
Klamath Falls to make their
home. For traveling (lie bride
changed to a cherry pink knit
suit with white accessories and a
white cymbidium orchid corsage.
Mrs. Turner, graduate of Med
ford High School, attended South
ern Oregon College and was re
cently employed at the Med
ford Clinic. The bridegroom is a
graduate of Klamath Union High
School and attended SOC also.
This fall he will enroll at Oregon
Technical Institute.
Out-of-town guests included
Mrs. John Morton, Cora Sathers,
Mrs. John H. Loomis, Bend; Mr.
and Mrs. James Speedling and
family, Sunnyvale, Calif., Mr. and
Mrs. William Cogdill, grandpar
ents oi me uiiueiuuiii, juio. Air.
and Mrs. Edward Brosterhous
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Roger
Beck and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Cogdill and family, all of
Klamath Falls: Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Zarosinski and family,
Portland; Mrs. Frederick Loom
is and son, Fred Loomis, Palo
Alto: Mrs. Ellen Cronkite and
family, Eugene.
The evening prior to the wed
ding the parents of the bride
groom hosted the rehearsal din
ner in the Candle Room of the
Medford Hotel.
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