WILLAMINA TIMES, Willamina, Oregon, Wednesday, June 13, 1973 Page 5
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by Elsa Simonson
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Mrs. Fred Ohmacht returned
home last week from a two month
stay in Lower Nicola, British
Columbia with her son’s family
the Larry Slades. Mr. and M rs’
Slade became the parents of a
7 lb. 3 oz. son, Jason James,
on May 25. He joins a sister,
Toni, age five, and a brother,
Val, age four.
Loretta Miller and her cousin
Rita Miller from Willamina are
home after spending over a year
in Sarasota, on the west coast of
Florida. The girls went there
m February 1972, and had an
enjoyable ‘'tim e driving back
home. While in Florida, Loret
ta worked in a drapery shop and
Rita in a department store.
Grenfell Park was the site of
the Sheridan Garden Club potluck
picnic on Monday, May 4. New
officers elected for the coming
year are: president, Ruby Smith;
vice-president,
Cassie See-
christ; 2nd vice-president, Ruth
Jones; secretary, Frances Har
rison and treasurer, Evelyn Eh-
nes. A plant ,sale was planned
for next fall.
Miss Roberta Guttry is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Robert Guttry
for an indefinite time.
Mrs. Frank Harter is home
from the Good Samaritan hos
pital in Portland. She had the
misfortune of breaking several
bones in her arm.
Mrs. Adeline Bontrager and
family will be moving to Stur-
gess, Michigan as soon as her
teaching duties are over for this
year. Her daughter, Debbie, who
just graduated from Western
Mennonite will attend Goshen
College at Goshen, Indiana this
fall.
Overnight guests of the Calvin
Yoders on Saturday, June3, were
Mrs. Robert Mishler and chil
dren from Cave Junction and Mr.
scene
in
and Mrs. Melvin Mishler from
Navajoa, Sonora, Mexico'. The
Mishlers are former Sheridan
residents and are in missionary
work in Mexico. Mrs, Robert
Mishler was here to attend the
graduation of their daughter, Sue,
from Western Mennonite.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Belieu
attended the wedding of her sis
ter, Deanna Wade, to William
Rommel at Vernon Presbyterian
church in Portland on Friday
evening. A reception followed
at the bride’s home in Tigard.
Out of town guests at a buffet
supper at the Lester DeHart home
on Friday night were Mr. and
Mrs. L. W. Houston from Til
lamook, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mc
Rae and family from Astoria,
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. DeHart
and Mrs. Kempie Nance and fam
ily from Vernonia, Mr. and Mrs.
A. L. DeHart Jr., from Colum
bia City, LeAnne DeHart from
Monmouth and Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Heckman from Carlton. They
all attended the high school grad
uation exercises where Larry
DeHart was one of the gradu
ating seniors.
Out of town guests at the Hel-
erfe Harris home on Friday for
Larry’s graduation and recep
tion were the Ben Miller family
from Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Harris, Bend; Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Countryman and children,
Portland; and the Robert Bain-
ter family from Willamina.
Guests at a reception for Janet
at the T. J. Simonsons following
graduation were Mrs. Emil John
son and Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Kynsi and Ann Marié, Clatskan
ie; Ann and Douglas Green and
Debbie Holland, Tacoma, Wn.;
Mr. and Mrs. Adê Pelzer, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Zimbrick, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Simonson and
Christie, Mr. and Mrs. Waino
Simon and Jane.
Knutsons
Rebekah Lodge Notes
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Sheridan
Club will hold the annual pot
luck picnic at Deer Creek Park
on Thursday, June 14 at 1p.m.
The program committee is in
charge.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Knutson,
Emily, Trudie and Brandt return
ed home Friday from New Lon
don, Connecticut. They attended
the commencement exercises of
their son, Ensign Kenneth N.
Knutson from the Coast Guard
Academy, and his wedding on
June 6. They also drove ac
ross Massachusetts and New
York to Syracuse for the Intern
ational Racing Association Re
gatta to watch Ensign Knutson
participate in the final crew race
in which he and his teammates
got second place in the nation.
•The Knutsons visited with the
Arthur Anderson family in We
thersfield, Conn., also. Mrs.
Anderson and Mrs. Knutson were
roommates in college.
While the Knutsons were back
east, Uli Wilschko stayed with
the Reverend and Mrs. Max WiRs -
by Mrs. Karl Hummel
Primrose Rebekah Lodge #184
met for its regular meeting on
June 7 at 8:00 p.m. Vivian Pu-
ett, president of the Rebekah
Assembly paid her official vis
it.
The lodge hall was attractively
decorated in the colors of the
president, pink, white and tu r
quoise. Her emblem, the mute
swan, was represented by a large
white net swan resting on a blue
table, decorated with a water lily
candle.
She introduced three of her of
ficers, June Bartow, Marshall,:
Edith Littlejohn, Outside Guard
ian, and Freda Thayer of the
jewelry committee.
The president’s theme for the
year is “ rededication.” “ Pray
er Perfect” is one of her songs
and this was sung as part of the
program, by Olive Watts.
Initiation was held and Ruth Lee
became a new member. She was
presented a certificate by the
president, Vivian Puett. This
certificate will be given to new
members by her, during her
term.
During a “ recess” ofthemeet-
ing a comedy was presented by
some of the members, “ A Mix
ing Bowl.” Sister Vivian was
asked to participate, this con
cerned adding many good ingredi
ents to the mixing bowl to make
a “ good Rebekah” and of course
it turned out to be she. This
was fast paced action by fancy
chefs, wearing curly mustaches
and white chefs caps, running
about, stirring and bumping much
to the amusement of all.
The meeting adjourned and the
members were served delicious
refreshments of cake and jello.
Students aid library
The Reverend and Mrs. Robert
Wallace
and family visited
friends in Sheridan and were at
the graduation exercises Friday
night. He is a former pastor
of the Sheridan, United Metho
dist church.
Baby boy born
June 2
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Millikan,
of 351 E. Main St., Willdmina,
are the proud parents of a baby
boy born June 2 at the Dallas
hospital. ,
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Skyberg, of 645 B St.,
Willamina and Mr. and Mrs.
Forrest Millikan of Santee, Cal
ifornia.
Mr. DeHart, Principal of Chapman Grade School, and several fifth
graders help move books from the old library to the new Sheridan
Public Library which opened for busirtess this last week.
The Sheridan Women’s Study
Western Wear for Phil Sheridan days
and Gifts for Fathers D ay now at
p Picture Frame Sale
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Mrs. Kenneth Knutson
(Photo by Loring Studios)
Miss Maxine (Missy) Yuchniuk
and Ensign Kenneth N. Knutson
were united in marriage at a
2 p.m. ceremony on June 6 at
the Coast Guard Academy in New
London, Connecticut. The bride
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
.Max Yuchniuk of Oakdale, Con
necticut and the groom’s parents
are Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Knut
son of Sheridan, Oregon.
The double ring ceremony was
performed by Chaplain Brink of
the Academy.
Maid of honor was Judy O’
Connell, Oakdale, foster sister of
the bride. Bridesmaids were
Charlotte Levy, Wethersfield,
Connecticut;
Linda Barstow,
Hartford, Connecticut; and Emily
Knutson, Sheridan, sister
of
the groom.
Brandt Knutson served his bro
ther as best man. The ushers
were Ensign Robin Gutridge, San
Francisco, Calif., Ensign Doug
Hertz, Redding, Pennsylvania,
Ensign Bill Plage, Clark, New
Jersey.
Honor Guard, sword bearers
making the traditional sword arch
with the ushers, were Ensign
Tony Yamata, Honolulu, Hawaii;
Ensign Merton Lawrence, Lawn
side, New Jersey; and Ensign
Fred Montoya, Los Vegas, New
Mexico.
The bride was given in m ar
riage by her father. She de
signed and created her gown of
alencon lace, with a portrait
neckline and an empire bodice
piped in pale blue velvet ribbon
decorated with tinyba applique
roses, cathedral sleeves and
illusion veil and train.
A dinner dance followed at the
Officer’s Club where the-newly
weds were toasted by the best
man.
"Following a honeymoon trip a-
cross country, the young couple
will be at home in Coos Bay,
Oregon where Ensign Knutson
will serve on the Modoc, a search
and rescue vessel.
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