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Sunday, August 35, 1963
HERALD AM) NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregoo
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RECENT RITES Mr. and Mrs. David Charles Elliott,
married in an afternoon ceremony in Roseburg will make
their home in Ashland where he is manager of the Oak
Knoll Golf Club. His bride will continue her studies at
Southern Oregon College from where he graduated this
year. Photo by Chris Studio, Roseburg
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ANNUAL LUNCHEON
1 MAUN Sixteen members o(
jthe Helping Hand Society attend
ed Ihc annual luncheon, June 19,
at Molatore's Restaurant, Klam-i
ath Falls. A short business meet
ing was conducted by Mrs. Harold
Kniskern, president. Also present
were Mrs. John McCuIley, Mrs
Merle Loosley, Mrs. Robert
Brown, Mrs. James Lacy, Mrs.
Francis Street, Mrs. Ervin Street,
Mrs. George Pappc. Mrs. Lester
Schreiner. Mrs. Les Unruh, Mrs.
George Smalley, Mrs. Bill Hays,
Mrs. Dick Deny, Mrs. Clarence
Kirkpatrlck, Mrs. Gerry Brown
and Mrs. Emma Wilson.
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LAKEV1KW The wedding cere
mony uniting Carol Mac Medi
an of Roseburg and David
Charles Elliott of Lakcvicw, was
performed by the Rev. John Ad
ams recently, at four o'clock in
the afternoon iu the First Presby
terian Church at Roseburg.
The bride is the daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Thomas L. Mechan of
Roseburg. The bridegroom is the
son of Mrs. Carl Lange and Thom
as L. Elliott of Lakcvicw,
Organist was Mrs. Homer Crow
and soloist, Danny Fromdahl.
The double ring ceremony was
performed against a background
of white gladioli and daisies in
floor baskets, and the traditional
candelabra. The aisle bows were
of white satin decorated with or
ange blossoms and tulle in apricot
shade.
Given in marriage by her fath-
', the bride wore a gown of
white organza fashioned with full
length bouffant skirt which flowed
into a chapel train. lh lace bod
ice had a round neckline and
long sleeves were pointed at the
wrist. The fingertip length veil
was secured by a pearl-studded.
petal type headdress. Her bouquet
included a while orchid in a clus
ter of slcphanotis and white
streamers. A family heirloom
pearl necklace was a gift from
the groom.
Matron of honor for her sister
was Mrs. Frank Webster Jr., of
Eugene. Bridesmaids wore Anne
Kilkenny of Walnut Creek, Calil.
Karen Guldager of Eugene; and
Marcia Holmcr of Anaheim,
Calif., a sorority sister. They wore
identical frocks of apricot-colored
taffeta in sheath style with round
neckline and three-quarter length
sleeves. The short-veiled head
nieces and shoes matched the
dresses. All carried white gladioli
arm bouquets.
Candlclighlci's were Glenn van-
dcrgaw of Lakeview and Mrs. Jim
Halloway 'of Canoga Park. taut.
Flower girls were Terri Webster
of Eugene and Lon Meehan ol
Costa Mesa, Calif., nieces of Ihc
bride.
Best man was Gordon Elliott,
brother of the groom, from
Springfield. Ushers were Ted
Story, stepbrother of the groom,
Cook Laird, both of Lakeview,
Jack Kopacz of Ashland, Thomas
C. Mcehan of Costa Mesa, Calil.,
brother of the bride, and Frank
Webster Jr., of Eugene, broth
cr-in-law of the bride.
Mrs. Median's costume was a
light blue Jace sheath with match'
ing slippers and white elbow'
length gloves. Her corsage was of
white gardenias. Mrs. Lange wore
a beige silk sheath with match
ing accessories, and a corsage of
talisman rosebuds. Mrs. Belle Gor-
don, grandmother of the groom,
William gel
White' fil
For a better understand
ing of what's really going
on in the nation's capital,
read him in the
wore a blue silk slieath, with a
corsage of white gladioli.
The reception was held at the
Roseburg Country Club. The lace
covered table centered by a
white cake tiered on pillars, with
two small cakes on each side.
was decorated with white daisies.
The cake was served by Mrs.
Carl Fair of Roseburg and Mrs.
Jack Kopacz of Ashland. Serving
punch were Mrs. Edwin ivolle ol
Roseburg and Mrs. Louis Brunier
of Portland. At the coffee serV'
ice was Mrs. Gordon Elliott of
Springfield, sister-in-law of the
groom. Attending me gut tame
were Mrs. Dick Sjogren ana sirs.
Eddie LaRoque of Roseburg. Mrs
Jerry Curry of Roseburg circulat
ed the guest book.
Leaving for a honeymoon trip
to Carmel. Lake Tahoo and Reno,
the bride wore a pale green sheath
dress with bone-colored accessor
ies, and the orchid from her wed
ding bouquet. The couple is now
at home at 383 Bridge Street,
Ashland.
The niuht before the wedding
Mrs. Lange was hostess for the
rehearsal dinner at the Roseburg
Country Club.
The bride is a graduate of Rose
burg High School and attended
the University of Montana where
she was affiliated with Alpha Phi
sororitv. She is currently attend
ing Southern Oregon College and
will graduate in elementary edu
cation this coming spring. Elliott
was Graduated from Lakevicwl
High School, and from Southern
Oregon College this year, witn a
bachelor degree in social science,
He was a member of Theta Delta
Phi. men's' honorary scholastic
fraternity. He is now manager of
the Oak Knoll tJolf Cluo in Asn-
land.
Guests at the wedding from Cali
fornia were Mrs, David Damon
of Berkeley; Mr. and Mrs. Thom
as G. Median and family of Cos
ta Mesa; Mr. and Mrs. James
Holloway, Canoga Park; Marcia
Holmes, Anaheim and Anne Ml
kenny of Walnut Creek. From
Portland were Mr. and Mi. Louis
Bruinier, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Pin-
dell and Mark D. Saul. From
Lakeview, in addition to the fam
ily and attendants, was Sharon
Washburn. From Ashland were
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kopacz, James
Porterfield, William bebbcr, Ted
Pauck. Joe Anderson. Al South,
and Lynne Ouclelte. From Med
ford were Carol McKeown, Sandra
Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Mole, and Peggy Smith. Other out-
of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Tom W. Wclburn and family of
Eugene; Sandra Ghelardi of Cen
Iral Point: Janet Vanarnadcll of
Kort Jones, Calif.; Gwen Lallaie
of Grants Pass, and Mrs. David
Maxwell of Klamath Falls.
'JNITED
IN HAWAII Pat Anderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Anderson, this city, is shown as she arrived in
Honolulu to attend the six-week summer session at the
University of Hawaii along with 2,000 coeds from all over
the country as members of the annual Joe Howard Tour.
She attends the University of Oregon.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY
A rhirken dinner was the high
light of the ninth birthday for
Wesley Hope, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Hope. Mrs. Hope was as
sisted by her daughter, Dorothy.
Grandparents of the young man
are Mr. and Mrs. Norton Hope,
Downing, Mo., and Mr. and Mrs.
W. A. Franklin, Stockton.
CHAPTER OFFICERS Meetings during the coming year for Beta Phi Chapter, Beta Sig
ma Phi, will be under the direction of this new slate of officers. Left to right are Joanne
Gestvanq, president Barbara Wagner, vice president; June Roady, recording secre
tary; Elda Salvage, corresponding secretary; Mildred Lewis, city council representa
tive. Not pictured is Kathleen Shaw, treasurer.
STORK SHOWER
MALIN Mrs. Don Micka as
honored Wednesday, July 3. with
stork shower at the home of
Mrs. Jack Freeman. Twenty five
guests were present for the social
afternoon and refreshments. The
guest of honor was assisted at
the gift table by Mrs. Karl Ku-
iac. Hostesses were Mrs. Gordon
Kandra. Mrs. Joe Zlabek, Mrs.
John Guthrie and' Mrs. Jack
Freeman.
FAMILY CAMPS OCT
BONANZA A four-day camp
out was enjoyed by the Hubble
family during the Fourth of July
holiday.
Baseball and swimming and
several barbecues were enjoyed
as they camped at Twin Springs
pool in Langell Valley.
Attending were Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Hubble and family. Cres
cent City, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Whitmore and family, Oakridge,
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Almeida and
family, Eugene, Mr. and Mrs.
George Hard and family, Klam
ath Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Pavitt
Newnham and family, Merrill,
Mr. and Mrs. King Hubble, Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon Hubble and fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hubble
and family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Roberts and family, and Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Dye and family, all
of Bonanza.
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Brenda, to Robert C. Zucaitis, of Sacramento. No wed
ding date has been set. The bride-elect is a graduate of
College of the Sisklyous and Heald's Business College in
Sacramento. She is presently employed by a Sacramento
insurance firm. Her future husband is stationed at Mather
Air Force Base, near Sacramento, where he is studying at
Sacramento College. He is the son of Mrs. Margaret
Roberts of Sacramento and Frank J. Zucaitis of El Monte,
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