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■nrr 2—Th«* Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, August 29, 1963 THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE STORIE PACIF Entered as second class matter November 10. 1944 at the Post Office at Mill City. Oregon un der Act of March 3. 1879. NATIONAL EDITORIAL lAS§,t6’,3N <7** NEWS PA PER PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION Womans Pacfe. Goldie Rambo, Woman's Page Editor, Phone 897-2772 Cascade Locks Girl Becomes Bride of Wm. Deibert Subset ipuon Rates Aiarion«.uU) Cvuiit.es $3 a year MARION FORKS — Nuptial Outside Marion-Linn $3 50 a Yr vows were exchanged between Telephone 897-2772 or 897-2930 Miss Sue Ann«* Ray and Wil a radio presentation of DON W. MOFFATT. Ed.-Pub. liam Jerry Deibert on Sunday. August 17, at St Mary's Ca tholic church in Hood River, The brid«* is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James M. Ray of Cascade Locks, and the told by bridegroom is the son of Mr. NELSON OLMSTED and Mrs. William Deibert of Marion Forks. PARIS WOOLEN—hear <h«BiU« The Reverend Father Moore about a pioneer Oregon Behold, I am with thee, and officiated at the 2 o'clock cere textile industry. will keep thee whithersoever mony. Music was provided by thou goest.—(Gen. 28:15). Friday, August 30 a Hood River choral group. We are never really alone Of Chantilly-type lace was the KRKT KWIL or deserted. God is ever with gown. fashioned with a 12:10 pm 4:35 pin and within us. Therefore, we bridal bouffant skirt. The Sabrina- Friday. August 23 should daily acknowledge His necklined bodice was accented with seed pearls and sequins presence. and featured short sleeves, with matching lace guanth’ts. An il lusion veil of fingertip length was held in place by a crown of pearl clusters. She carri«*d a bouquet of white and peach carnations. We use Naugahyde Plastic Covers, Nylon Fabrics Th? attendants wore match ing street-length dresses of and other materials. apricot, with lace bodices and skirts of chiffon. Their white short-brimmed cloche-type hats Call 769-2236 for Estimates were trimmed with roses which matched the color of their dres STAYTON UPHOLSTERY ses. They each carried nose gays of white carnations. located in A sister of the bride, Mrs. John Thissell, of Alsea, was matron of honor, with an aunt. Mrs. Howard Drago. Marion Forks, and the groom’s sister. Phone 769-2236 Stayton, Ore. Miss Kaye Deibert, Longview. Wn.. serving as bridesmaids. Vernon Hollenbeck of Detroit was best man. Ushers were Howard Drago, and Johnny Weatherford, a cousin of the groom, from Longview. A reception followed in the YOU CAN RELAX ABOUT church parlor. Pouring was an YOUR FAMILY, YOUR HOME, aunt of the bride, Mrs. Judy Sprague, of Spokane, Wn., with YOUR CAR, EVEN YOUR BOAT... die cake being cut and served by Mrs. Lyle Ray of Lewiston. WHEN YOUR INSURANCE AGEN1 Idaho, also an aunt of the bride. DISPLAYS THIS SIGN I For her going-away outfit the bride chose a two-piece dress of beige and orange, with matching duster and white ac cessories. After a two-week stay at Marion Lake, where Mr. Deibert will serve as fire guard for the U. S. Forest Ser vice, the couple will reside at Corvallis, where he is a stu dent at Oregon State University. Look for the Safeco *‘S” with its PACIFIC POWER & LIGHT COMPANY Furniture Upholstery Stav ton Radio & TV protective roof, and you’ll find an agent who sells the finest, most complete proteetwn at the lowest possible cost. Stop in to see your Safeco Agent soon. Or call him now. He’s just a phone’s length •way, 24 hours a day 1 SAFECO INSURANCE 1 Jerry Pittam Insurance Phone 897-2413 or 897-2754 Mill City, Ore NOBODY SETTLES CLAIMS FASTER AND MORE FAIRLY! Garden Club Makes Plans for Show Grandma Circle September I 8th Plans are being made for the Mil’ City Garden Club Flower show. The date has been tenta tively set for September 18 at Fellowship hall. Mrs James Swan, Mrs. Hor ace McCarley and Mrs. W.xxiy Heller are co-chairmen for the show; Mrs. J. C. Kimmel. Mrs Herbert Schroeder and Mrs Fred Moore are on the food committee. Mrs Harvey Tol- bert will be making the posters and Mrs. Curtis Cline is select ing the judges. The schedules will to pub lished soon. Jaycettes Discuss Plans For Next Year's July 4 Float The Jaycettes held their re gular meeting at the home of Carol Laeuallen. On display was the blue rib- bon received from the Stayton Fire Department for first place in the civic division at the San- tiam Bean Festival recently. The group decided to sell Christmas cards again to raise money for the Toys for Tots project at Christmas time. Cleta Wills and Paula Grant will be in charge of selecting the cards for sale. A good time was reported by all who attended the Jaycee Water ski party which was held recently at Detroit Lake. Discussion was held on a float for next year's entrance in the 4th of July and possibly other celebrations. It was agreed that a new platform would have to be built for this purpose. Speech Therapists Added Tolinn County Edu. District Two speech therapists have been added 'M| to the staff of the Linn County Educational Dis- trict for the coming school year, These therapists will give direct service to the pup ils with speech probelms in the schools which have con tracted with the County Office for this service. Mrs Ethel Wyman of Scio, who has taught tn the public Santiam Rebekah lodge ob schools of this area for a num- served guest night at their last ber of years, will serve as ther- meeting with visitors from Mt. apist for Linn and Benton Jefferson Rebekah lodge; Eva Counties. Mrs. Wyman has her No. 92, at Stayton: Faith of B. S. Degree from Oregon Col Lyons and Rose Lodge of San lege of Education. Leandro, Calif. Mrs. Shirley J. Johnson, Cor- The group from Lyons brought i vallis. will serve the Linn the traveling tablecloth which County Schools. She is a 1963 will be passed on by Santiam. I graduate of Eastern Washington This is a cloth that was pre- state Colllege, Cheney, with a sented to Thelma Watkins, a. B A ln Speech Correction. She past president of the Rebekah also attended Lewis and Clark Assembly of Oregon. It has in Portland, earning a B. S. in the Rebekah emblem in Special Education. At this time center and each lodge in t^le she had speech training at the state receives the cloth and i — Teacher Training Center for the noble grand embroiders her Teachers of Deaf in Vancouver, name and lodge number, before Washington. passing it along. This program is under the A committee was appointed direction of Mrs. Eunice Fleen- to investigate those who are er, Director of Special Educa eligible for 50-year jewels. tion tor Linn County. Members are: Blanche Syver- son, Gladys Mason and Lettie Swan. Deibertz Honored Names that have been pro posed to receive this recognition are Jessie Heath, Frankie John At Potluck Affair son, Eva Jewel and Mabel MARION FORKS A no-host Schroeder. Following the business meet potluck dinner held at the ing White elephant bingo was Howard Drago home at the played by members and guests. Marion Forks Fish hatchery on The lodge hall and dining Wednesday, August 21. honored rooms were beautifully decorat Mr. and Mrs. William Deibert, ed with late summer flowers who have since moved to the with Blanche Syverson and Bonneville hatchery grounds. Gladys Mason in charge. They Mr. Deibert will serve as a also headed the refreshment staff member of the Eagle Creek fisheries station. The committee. couple, who have been residents of Marion Forks for the past Birthday Party Held four years, were presented a For Mrs. Charles Kelly card table as a farewell gift. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Mrs Charles Kelly was hon Adrian Overlander, Mr. and ored Saturday evening when of Mrs. Norman McClure and group of friends and relatives gathered at her home for a Vickie. Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. party in their basement recrea Young and three daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Young, Mr. tion room. A buffet supper was server! and Mrs. diaries Shroy and late in the evening from a table children, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry attractively arranged in the Deibert, Mr. and Mrs. Drago and family, and the honorees. "Happy Birthday” theme. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ross, Mr. and Mrs. Don Moffatt, Mr. and Mrs. Mel Rambo. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kel ly. Rebekahs Observe Guest Night Subscribe To The Mill City Enterprise The Grandmother's Circle »»f tl><* ihn.sihui church met W«d nesday morning tor their Au gust meeting nt the home of Mrs Nat Wills The devotions were presentisi by Mrs. Ftoyd Shepherd, fol lowed by the business meeting. Coffee and «k»iuts were served by tile hostess. 'Hie Grandmother's Circle has finished its second year. The Cir?le is made up of the older ladles of the church. They run the Thrift Shop located on S W. Evergreen St., under the cap able supervision of Mrs Nat Wills. Here donations are ac cepted from anyone. The mem bers wash. iron. mend, and clean all articles donated and put them in their shop for re sale at a very tow cost They also help families who bum exit or are destitute regardless of religious denomination. Pro ceeds from the shop are us<*d for improvements to the church, I 11» Goldie llitnibo missionary work etc The- past two years Gene War«* from Another cool August wrrk has But the money that each re Stayton has donated com and gone by the river almost ran ceives is all shelled out In ntsxit Mrs. IXella Boedigheimer has dry one day and the britlge th«* same channels, food, hous donated beans which wen* pick painting goes on! ing. insurance, tases, educata») ed by the Grandmothers and I am sure for many of y>xi ami if you are lucky a little re- canned for their relief work. other interesting and exciting creati*«« and savings The two biggest projects ac things have happened twit I complished by the gnxip this seem to be In a rut but I’m Being a "worrier" 1 was In- year was the financing of th«* happy I have one to stay in! terestvd In an article I read refinishing of the pews and hav the other day you know one ing the complete upstairs of One event I am looking for of those kind that tell» you how th«* church repainted. anti new ward to is the Shak«*sprrian to quit worrying U m * tnxible la draperies hung. Festival al Ashland I have at The Grandmothers thank each tended several times and al .t looks a l«>t earier Ui print than and everyone who has s<» gen- ways enjoy it. This year we , In actuality. On.- quote particularly inter erously donated things to the have tickets for Romeo and Jul shop. If it wen* not for the iet as <xir daughter, being at the ested me Ihinx 4 y»wr life generous people up and down romantic age. said that was as an Nxir gl >M . . thousands the canyon the shop oxi Id n«X the one she wanted to see. We of grains of sand In the tup of the hour glass all fiaaa slow- prosper. hope to attend “as a family” ‘ ly and evenly thnxigh the nar Anyone who has things they if my husband's "sea legs" get cannot use may leave them totter, Another attraction In row neck tn the middle. .»>e sand at a time You at the shop Monday thnxigh that area is the fact that we grain and I and everyone else la like Friday from 1 to 4 p. m. or get to s<s* young Steven! | this hour glass. Wton we start call Mrs. Nat Wills for pickup Those attending the meeting I looked at the calendar In in the morning, there arc hund- Wednesday were Mrs. Gil IXick- amazement to discover that j red» of task» which we feel we must accomplish that day. but worth. Mrs. Clyde Golden. Mrs next Monday is Ijibor Day Floyd Shepherd. Mrs. Charlie we usually do some laboring, , >f wo do not take them one at French. Mrs. Unveil Cree. Mrs. around here anyhow on that day a time and let them pass Arthur Hedge, Sr.. Mrs. Rachel —mostly trying to figure out through the day akmdy and Olmstead and the hostess. how to get nd» and news <xi a | evenly, we are bound to break our own physical or mental The September meeting will holiday. be held at the church on Wed Speaking of 141 bo r Day to structure.” Or as Robert Ixxiia Staven nesday, September 18 at 10 a. most people is it just another m. The group will tie two wool holiday in fact the last one of aan said. "Any««ie can carry his hunlrn, however hard, fir quilts. Each one attending is the summer (?) season asked to bring her own sack Several decades have passed <>n<* more day. And that la the lunch. Anyone attending the since the first Izibor Day was <mly time we can possibly Uve: Christian church, who are of observed and labor Itself has from now until bedtime, one the grandmother age group are grown stronger than It leaders day at a time.” Invited to attend. They do not of another and simpler age pro have to be a grandmother. bably imagined. Nowhere in the world has Custom Bulldozing Farewell Party Given labor earned and gained as many material benefits as In Al. WARD For Roger Nelsons the United States. In most in (fell R97 ?X5S or art tBM Mr. and Mrs. Roger Nelson, stances the ’’blue collar” man "No Job Too Small' who are moving to Salem Sep has caught up with the "white tember 1 to manage an apart collar" man. ment house w»re honor<>d with a farewell party Saturday even ing at the Gates Woman's club house Cards were played fol lowing the 6:30 potluck dinner. A gift of a silver dollar tree centered the serving table, Invited were Mr. and Mrs. I Bill Bickett. Mr. and Mrs. Curt- is Cline, Mr. and Mrs Bob Chichester, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ressler, Lt. Col. and Mrs. Q. V. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. K-i- neth Bain, Mr. and Mrs. King, Mr. and Mrs. Ace Unde-wxxl, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Haywood. Mrs. Mike Cherry, Mrs. Floyd Völkel and Jim Cuthbert. RAMBO’S RAMBLINGS Brides’ delight.. .our beautiful FLOWER WEDDING LINE with 5 exclusive new Regency Scripte “He’d better watch out or I II punch a bunch of random f.o.ea in hia Data ProceaHing card.” and ^Roij &d«tard Caucj&o« ■vau Jiïr anti QTTn 'yirtfiur Qi. Qlrodrrici no—im <h«B>W» Return to the Almighty.— (Job 22:23). We have never been forced to God’s good but we have been inspired by it. We have never been compelled to turn to God but we have been im pelled The invitations to turn to God for His strength ening are always there. When you choose from our famous Regency Flower Weds ding Line you need have no qualms about quality-this rich, raised HELIOGRAVINO* has aU the distinction of the fin est craftsmanship—yet costs ebout half as much as you’d guess! Do see the many other elegant type sty les... for your complete wedding stationery needs *Heliogrsving-nof t* be confused with engraving. The Mill City Enterprise Phon« 807-2772 117 N. E. Wall Street, Mill Qty
