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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 28, 1963)
PACC t-B HERALD AND NfcWS. Klamath Falls. Ort. ewday, July 21, 1961 fe Bj J L UfX H7 FOR LUCK Mrj. Wayne Wafkini, left, placet coin in slipper of hor siiter, Kathleen Wood, before her marriage to Richard Rochon. Mrs. Watkinj was a brideimaid and , her daughter, Carla, holding ilipper, was flower girl. Photo by Guderian It's Jones' Office Supply for SfflfflWF Bridt Booki, from 2.00 Wedding Plan Booki from 1.80 Wedding invitation and gift lilt book, 2.50 f) Showar Invitation cardi (pock), from 59c Whito or eolortd Bibles, 3.75 to 8.00 t) Mr. nd Mrs. Game pok, S gamai, 1.00 and Bridal and Shower Needs Bridei' Bingo, 1.00 Wodding Cakt Figuroi, from 2.90 ) Miniature Bride end Groom, from 16c t) And many ether wedding deceretioni end supplies including ongogement en nouncemtnti, wedding In- vitotiom.itc. - See Our Wedding Consultant for all Your Needi QviisiA ' Office Supply 629 Main Ph. TU 2-4408 xclianqe OUJ31 YJuptiai UowS Kathleen Wood and Richard i Danny Charlton, nephew of the Rochon. both of this city, were bridegroom, was ring bearer. married June 5 in a nuptial mass Robert Pomeroy, cousin of the at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, bridegroom, was best man. Ush Mser. T. P. Casey officiated. era were Frank Patsch, San Diego, Th. hrido i flip dauohter of Mike Slowey. the brides cousin,. Mr. and Mrs. Guilford Wood. Her.and Vaughn Stone. lath- h.r in marria in ih Bom moiners wore pinn rose, II a.m. double ring ceremony, corsages. m.. Mr .A Mr. Hrn.rJ R,h,,n iht ' Wnite Sne"n 'th J80' Mr. and Mis. Bernard Rochon ' .riM. Mm. are parents of the bridegroom. - ... ... Church decorations were alll ilh uhj. .,..-ssorip,. white, stock, gladioli and carna- ImnledjaU,y a(ter ,,e ceremony lions, arranged in baskets. White a receplion , Mi jn the parish pew bows outlined the center j)a a's'e. Mr. Frantic KlnUHV Alint nf th Patricia Korsen was the r-bride. and Mrs. James Wood, a ganist. Rosalie Bartcll was solo-',jster.jji.iaWi served the wedding ist. The bride wore a floor length gown of white bow knot Chantilly lace over tafleta with pearl trim outlining the neckline. A fingertip illusion veil was held in place by a tiara of pearls. She carried a white prayer book topped with a white orchid and streamers of ribbon and stcphanotis. Karen Gutcnberger, Seattle, was maid of honor. Her short bouffant (rock was of coral brocade taf. fcta which was matched by her slippers and circlet veiled hat. i Dressed identically to the honorj attendant were the bridesmaids, :Mrs. Wayne W'atkins, Van Nuys, and Audita Wood, both sisters o( the bride, and Mary Ann Knight All wore white gloves and pearl necklaces which were gifts of the bride. I Carla W'atkins. niece of the' bride, flower girl, wore a white nylon dress and veiled hat. She carried a miniature version of the bridal attendants' bouquets which were cascades of white and coral carnations. cake. Coffee was poured by sis ters of the bridegroom. Mrs. Jack Charlton and Mrs. Joe Sanders. Attending the punch bowl were1 brothers of the bride, Charles and James Wood, and her cousin. Don na Slowcy. The newlyweds spent their hon eymoon in California. For travel Ins the new Mrs. Rochon wore I coral sheath with matching jack et and beige accessoiies. At her shoulder was the bridal orchid Both young people are graduates of Sacred Heart Academy. .Mrs. Rochon Is a beautician and her husband an employe of the Great Northern Railroad. Out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. James W'ood and family. San Diego; Charles Wood and family, Lakeview; Mrs. Wayne W'atkins and family. Van Nuys: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sanders and family, Roseville: Marvin Edd Blue Lake. Calif., Karen and Pat' sy Gutenberger, Seattle: Mike Wong, Berkeley; Francis Monti Portland: Mrs. Grace Cleveland. Carmichael. Friends Bid To Reception Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Ray L. Hunsaker. longtime residents of Klamath Falls, are invited to a reception in their honor on Sun day. Aug. 4 at the First Baptist Church. Hours are from 2:30 to 5i p.m. The occasion will mark the Hunsakers' 501 h wedding anniver sary. Making arrangements for the affair are children of the couple. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hunsaker, Fort Klamath; Mr. and Mrs. Don Hun saker. Salem: Dr. Dale Hunsaker. Portland, and Mr. and Mrs Floyd Hunsaker, White Plains MY. former Werntf QJ Rite Couple Notes Special Date BONANZA Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Marchant, former residents of Bo nanza, observed their golden wed-' ding anniversary July 7 at their home in Grants Pass. The occa sion also served as a family re union with all six of their chil dren present. One daughter, Mrs. Herman i Hazel fcnscn. came' from Perham, Minn., for the open house. Also coming from out-of-town was another daughter, Mrs. John i Pearl i Tjoclker, Myrtle Creek, and a son. Ray Marchant, Bel- lingham, Wash. Three daughters live in Giants Pass, Mrs. RobRoy (Ruby) Mc Lean, Mrs. Charles (Dorothy) Martin and Mis. Ray (Beatrice) Jones. The Marchants' daughter-in-law and five sons-in-law were also present. Mr. and Mrs. Marchant have 17 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Guests honoring the ooldcnwcds Included Mrs. John Brown and Alex Sapiens, Bonanza, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Jones, Dairy, and Mrs. Lee Miller and children, Klamath Falls. thudded- Jerry JaLe f-iace J)n A nuptial high mass July 6 at Holy Cross Catholic Church in Tulelake united in marriage Ona Lee Terry of that community and Dennis Wayne Russell. Father John Dowling officiated. The bride is the daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Jolin V. Terry ol Tulelake. The bridegroom, son ol Paul Morton Russell. Iiulio, Calif., is presently stationed at Kingslcy Field. Colors of the rainbow were chosen by the bride for the theme of the morning ceremony.. Mixed garden flowers were used for ef fective decorations in the theme. John Terry gave his daughter in marriage. Her bridal gown was princess style in white lace. Seed pearls and sequins accented the front of the litted bodice which had a scalloped Sabrina neckline dipping to a V in back Rosettes added back interest to the bouifant floor length skirt. Tlie fingertip illusion veil was secured by a contoured crown of scalloped lace and pearl hearts with satin inserts. She carried a white missel topped with a spray of pink rosebuds and stcphanotis streamers. Something old was a handkerchief borrowed from Mrs. Betty Gatler: something new. her dress; something blue, the garter, and something borrowed, her veil. A lucky 1944 penny was in her slipper. In keeping with the rainbow color theme were the bridal attendants' outfits. Shelia Ann Simon, cousin of the bride, was maid of honor, wearing a light pink taffeta frock. Bridesmaids were Barbara Roberts, K a t h y Anderson and J e r r i e Hanna. YJuptiaL 9 I ah Their taffeta dresses were blue, orchid and green. All wore white veiled headbands and white slip pers. Pearl necklaces were fills of the bride. Carnations in com plementary shades were bouquets for the girls. Shirley Louise Terry, sister the bride, was flower girl. Site r ' wore a pale yellow taffeta dress and carried a bouquet similar to the attendants'. Mrs. Terry was dressed in beige lace with matching acces sories and corsage of roses. Joseph Lipomi was best man and Randolph Rizzo. Ben Hagan and Dennis Roskon were ushers. All are from Kingsley Field. Douglas Davis, cousin of the bride, was ring bearer. Mrs. Robert Baker was organ ist. Mrs. William O'Keelfe, New ell, sang "The Lord's Prayer" and "Ave Maria." After the ceremony guests at tended a reception at the Tule 1 a k e Fairgrounds where Mrs. George Heilstuman used pink and white Sweet William for pre dominate decorations. The three tiered cake deco rated with pink and white rose buds was first cut by the newly weds and later served by Mrs. Kdna Jamison and Mrs. Wesley St. Peter. Punch was poured by Mrs. Louis Ablard and Mrs. Art Davis and coffee by Mrs. Robert Schir mann and Mrs. M. P. Pevytoe. Susan Kline attended the guest book. Assisting with gifts were Barbara Roberts, Kathy Ander son. Mrs. Raymond Simon and Sheila Simon. The new Mr. and Mrs. Russell spent their honeymoon in Southern California and Mexico. They will make their home in Tulelake Out-of-town guests were Mrs. Raymond Simon and Sheila Klamath Falls; Mr. and Mrs. Al bert Simon and family. Ray Si mon. Lee Vining, Calif.; Mrs. L. R. Thomas, Delhi, La.: Mr and Mrs. Albert Burby, Mac-doe!; Mrs. Ken Ablard and Lesa. Hono lulu: Susan Kline. Portland, and Roger W htman." Oregon City. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Barry Honey, Mr. and Mrs. Rich ard Arce. James Rieison, Gary Krause. Robert Decker, John J. Jones. 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It was styled with Sa brina neckline, Empire waistline and chapel train. A small crown of aurora bore al is crystals held the veil of silk illusion. Her bouquet was white rosebuds accented with ivy. The traditional something old was the Irish coin given to her when she was very young by Mrs. Jack Lynch of Langcll Valley. Maid of honor was the bride groom s sister, Laura Munding. Santa Maria. Bridesmaids were Patricia Ves tal. Red Bluff, cousin of the bride, Peggy dimming, Hawaii, and Lynetle Rodriguez, Saratoga. dressed alike in docks of pink silk organza with embroidered bod- BIRTHDAY OBSERVED SUMMER LAKE Pepper With ers received congratulations on his eighth birthday, June 13, from first and second grade classmates at a surprise Dartv at the I-niii Withers home. Attendine from Paisley were Steven Novy, Lana Carlon, Bobby Blasingame, Shar on Morgan, Regina and Carol Brunner, Jessie Aikins and Trent Williams, who were chauffeured by Mrs. Mary Novy. 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