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Married in Beaverton 2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Sept. 22, 1966 Pcufe Married Here Saturday Goldie Rambo, WOman's Page Editor, Phone 897-2772 Sharon Kay Pate, Rusty Whitten Wed ■Here Saturday Engaged Tamra Morris and James S. Ray Wed On Saturday Miss Tamra Lou Morris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Morris, became the bride of James S. Ray, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Ray of Beaverton, Saturday, Sept. 17. The high noon ceremony was held at St. Cecelia Cath olic Church in Beaverton. Father Gerace performed the marriage rites. The attractive bride was gi F > ven in marriage by her fa J ther. I She was gowned in a floor length satin back brocade sheath dress with long taper Rev. and Mrs. Donald Dish- ed sleeves and full circular ong are announcing the en chapel train. Her three tiered gagement of their daughter, French illusion veil was held Kathryn Dishong, to Law by a lace pill box headpiece. The bride’s flowers were rence Robertson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Robertson. white spider mums, stephan- Both young people are grad otis and pale blue daisies uates of Santiam High school made in a cascade bouquet. Miss Maralee Copeland, cou and he is now serving in the U.S. Air Force at Castle AFB sin of the bride was the honor in California. Miss Dishong is attendant. She wore a floor length gown with royal blue working in an office. No date has been set for empire bodice and powder blue skirt with border of blue the wedding. satin embroidered roses. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Shei Mrs. Charles Whitten (Sharon Kay Pate) who the tapers. la Oar, Miss Carol Chaffin, The organist was Mrs. was married Saturday afternoon, September 17, in Mill of the groom and Mrs. Mrs. James S. Ray (Tamra Morris) will make her Lee Ross, Mill City. Perry cousin City Presbyterian Church. The bride is the daughter Pam Morris, sister-in-law of home in Portland. Clipfell, Lyons, was the solo the bride. They were dressed of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pate of Gates and bridegroom is ist. the same as the honor attend Saturday evening served by Guests were invited to the ant. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Noyes Whitten of Mill City.— Lynette Parker To the Job’s Daughters and the Fellowship Hall for the recep Photo by Ogden, Mill City Best man for the groom was Buckeroo breakfast Sunday tion. Mrs. Daniel Tompkins Dalahunt and ushers Be Installed As morning. and Mrs. Donald Tompkins, David were Terry Morris, twin bro Marilyn Club will meet Dayton, aunt and cousin of Mrs. Virgil Schuetz Wins at Golf Tues Tuesday, Sept. 27 at the home the bride, cut the cake. Mrs. ther of the bride, George Lit Worthy Advisor and David Hosford. Beautiful weather added to Fehlen. Mrs. Ervin Peterson for a Damon Waters, Aumsville, tle For Installation ceremonies for of her daughter’s wedding the enjoyment of the Santiam Class A winner was Mrs. 12 o ’clock covered dish lunch grandmother of the bride, and Or- Marilyn Assembly No. 60 Golf Club women Tuesday at Rudy Tohl with 13; Class B Miss Nancy Stewart, Mill Ci Mrs. Morris selected a pink der of the Rainbow for Girls eon. All members of the East suit with pink accessor the Stayton course when winners were Mrs. Robert ty, poured. Assisting at the silk will be held next Sunday, ern Star are most cordially Day’s play was Bingle, Bangle Andersen and Mrs. Luther guest book were Mrs. Clyde ies. Her corsage was white Sept. 25 at 2 p.m. at the lo invited to attend. The bridegroom’s Nokelby with 12 and Class C Bungle. Morgan and Miss Juanita rosebuds. cal IOOF Hall. First low net was won by winners were Mrs. Elmer Morgan, Mill City. Bruce Har mother wore a blue lace dress Miss Lynette Parker will Community Mrs. Virgil Schuetz and se Klutkc and Mrs. Roy Peter ris assisted in passing out the with white accessories and her corsage was also white be installed as worthy advis cond low net by Mrs. Elmer son with 9. rice. or. Miss Parker is the daugh For going away, the bride rosebuds. Calendar of Events wore a two piece suit of lav A reception was held fol ter of Mr. and Mrs. Dick lowing the ceremony at the Parker. ender and blue floral print Members of the DeMolay with matching accessories Beaverton Elks lodge. Cutting Wednesday, Sept. 21 and a white gardenia corsage. the bride’s cake was Mrs. for Boys from Stayton will Blanche Pire, half-sister of Santiam Rebekah lodge at conduct the crowning cere After a short honeymoon, hall, 8 p.m. the couple will be at home in the bride, and Mrs. Carolyn monies. Corvallis where Mr. Whitten Copeland, aunt of the bride. Members of the Masonic Thursday, Sept. 22 will resume his studies at Pouring were Mrs. Cleda and Eastern Star lodges are Lions Auxiliary meeting at Wegner and Mrs. Velda Chaf- Oregon State. invited to attend and friends > fin, aunts of the groom. As and relatives by invitation on Julia Bassett home, 8 p.m. Presbyterian Women’s As sisting were the Misses Cherl ly. sociation at Fellowship hall, Kreiger, Barbara Copeland A reception will follow with 1:30. Louann Goff in Hosts and Treva Henikman. Mrs. Merle Garton, Mrs. Char Following the reception a Jayceette Meeting Educating today’s youth for tomorrow’s lie French and Mrs. Lowell Saturday, Sept. 24 luncheon was given for fam- Cree, members of Marilyn IOOF lodge at hall. Louann Goffin was hostess ily members by Mr. and Mrs. opportunities is the most important job in for the September 15 meet Clyde Powell, Mr. and Mrs. Chapter No. 145 OES serving Santiam Valley Grange Fall America. An important part of this prepa on the refreshment commit Fair at Lyons Grange Hall, ing of the Mill City Jaycettes Dick Douchek and Mr. tee. Ham dinner 5:30 to 7:30. when further plans were Mrs. LeRoy Wallis. The and ration is the development of an appreciation lun made for the display and sell cheon was held at the Wallis Monday, Sept. 26 for and an understanding of the forest ing of Christmas cards by home in Beaverton. Lions club dinner meeting Local Star Members that group. This is their main resources that helped build this nation. Our For the wedding trip to the at hall, 6:30. money raising event of the coast and Victoria, B. C. the forests, used wisely and protected from fire, year. Wednesday, Sept. 28 new Mrs. Ray wore a plum Attend Reception The showing will be held at colored paisley print suit with Order of Rainbow for Girls, will provide the wood we need for products Mr. and Mrs. Merle Gar the home of the president, plum accessories and an or 7:30 at hall. ton and Mr and Mrs. Steven essential to our comfort and security. Mrs. Lou Waikart on October chid corsage. Chudzinski went to Bend Sa Sponsored as a public service 18 from 10 to 12 in the morn- young couple will be turday where they attended ing and from 8 to 10 in the at The home in Portland at 8590 the reception for Mrs. Marg evening. S.W. Canyon Lane after Sept. Following the business 26. The groom will attend ery Jones, worthy grand mat meeting the group made tray Portland State where he is ron of the Grand Chapter of favors to be used at Santiam a medical technician student Oregon, Order of the Eastern Memorial hospital during the and the bride, a graduate of Star and Virginia Chapman, Grand Martha of the grand J. C. Kimmel - Bud Davis month of October. the Good Samaritan school of Prizes were won during the nursing recently, will be on chapter. Owners The reception was held in evening by Jan' Waikart and the hospital staff. Phone 897-2660 the gymnasium of the Bend Shirley Hoover with the next Senior high school. meeting to be held at the Mill City, Oregon They attended the dinner home of Paula Grant. Edna Lady Hosts Present Thursday evening besides the hostess were Shir Bid or Bunch Club ley Hoover, Paula Grant, Jan The Bid or Bunch pinochle Waikart and Nancy Girod. club held their first meeting j of the fall at the home of Ed-| na Lady with a dessert serv Irene Podrabsky ed before the evening of | Entertains Card Club cards. Guests for the Evening were You Can Have . The Round Robin Pinochle Donna Podrabsky, Bobbi Bud- club members and guests long. Ernestine McLenon and I were entertained Monday ev Linda Bastuschek. ening at the home of Irene Esther Cline won both pin Podrabsky when four tables ochle and low and Susie Ste and of cards were in play. The wart won high. hostess served a dessert be- The next meeting will be , foie the cards were played. Oct. 3 at the home of Edna Winning high prize was Gordon. Sunnie Chance with Margaret Caused By Accidents Boroughs and Ruth Tohl. ty ing for low and both receiv I Farm Fire East ing a prize. Marilyn Drynan received the pinochle prize. Of Lyons Damages Present for the evening KEEP OUR were Lora Mason of Salem, Charles Martin Farm For STATE GREEN Alta Moffatt, Margaret Bor LYONS — A barn, chicken oughs, Tearly Muir, Agnes houses. about 500 chickens I Carlson, Mabel Yankus, Lou and $4,500 in farm and gar Freres Veneer Simpson Timber Company MacGregor. Frances Alban, equipment were lost to Lyons, Oregon Timber Division P. O. Box 308 Albany Marie Stewart, Wilma Moore, den fire Monday night on the Sunnie Chance. Marilyn Dry Charles Martin farm two nan. Ruth Tohl. Evelyn Davis, miles east of Lyons. Boise Cascade Corp. Willamette Plywood Corp. and Goldie Rambo. Firemen said the blaze was P. O. Box 127, Independence,', Ore. P. O. Box 228 Aumsville, Ore. The next party will be held started when a Martin son at the home of Lora Mason accidentally dropped a match J. C. Kimmel - Bud Davis, Owners Oct. 3. The giuup will have in hay about 7:30 p.m. Mill Young & Morgan Timber Co Frank Lumber Company, Inc Phone 897-2660 Mil City, Oregon dinner at a Salem restaurant City and Mehama fire depart Idanha and Mill City, Oregon Mill City, Oregon ments aided in the fight. before the evening of cards. GATES—A Sept. 17 bride was Miss Sharon Kay Pate, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pate of Gates. Her marriage to Charles (Rusty) Whitten was solemnized at 4:00 p.m. in the Presbyterian Church at Mill City. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Noyes Whitten of Mill City. Officiating at the double ring ceremony was James Murray of the Presbyterian Church at Mill City. Mr. Pate gave his daughter in marriage. The bride wore a floor-length empire gown of white textured linen lined with slipper satin. The dress was accented by a matching bow. The A-line skirt and bell sleeves were accented by a detachable train that was at tached with pearls and fell from the shoulders. A tiara of pearls held her shoulder- length veil. The bridal bou quet was a cascade of Garden ias. Miss Lynda Parker, Mill Ci ty, was maid of honor. Mrs. Phyllis Burns, Astoria, Mrs. Carol Weigel, Salem and Miss Judy Pate, Gates, sisters of the bride, were bridesmaids. All the attendants wore floor length empire styled dresses made of blue crepe with matching lace overblouses. Their head pieces of blue matched their dresses. The attendants carried white gladioli. The flower girl was Miss Lisa Pate, sister of the bride. Best man was Steve Sor- seth, Eugene and the ushers were Jim Fencl, Mill City, John Crowder, Portland, and Bob Glaeser, Corvallis. John Crowder and Bob Glaeser lit L AMERICA HILL INSURANCE AGENCY Hunters! $15,000 Life Insurance $1,500 Medical Expenses For THREE DAYS $2.30 Hill Insurance Agency
