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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 22, 1966)
A thought for the week — “Many a man has tried to pull the wool over his wife’s eyes by giving her the wrong yarn.” Enjoying a week’s vacation last week were Mr. and Mrs. Mel Eide with their first stop at Ashland where they took in the Shakespearean Festi val. Thej' made the trip by private plane with three other couples, Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Horn, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Guthner of Salem. Dr. Horn and Mr. Guthner both took their planes. After re turning to Salem Mr. and Mrs. Eide left for Westport, Wn„ where they had good luck salmon fishing. They also visited with relatives in Washington. j Merry Jo Cruson Married in Rites At Lyons Church 5—The Mill City Hnterprise, Thursday, Sept 22, 1966 Mnrripd Kd Yartrt Hunting Supplies Deer Bags SPECIAL By Eva Bressler The Lyons Methodist church was the scene of a beautiful fall wedding Saturday night, Sept. 17, when Miss Merry Jo Cruson, daughter of Mr. and Nancy Stewart spent sever Mrs. Leo Cruson, became the al days last week visiting with bride of John Bryant, son of her grandparents and other retetives in the Pendleton Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Bryant of Stayton, with Dr. Bert Bastus- area. Nancy returned to Mt. Miss Leona Lamb of Port check from the First Metho Angel College Saturday for land is spending the week dist Church in Newberg of her sophomore year. here at the home of Mr. and ficiating at the 7:00 p.m. dou Mr. and Mrs. Pat McCarley Mrs. Don Moffatt. Miss Lamb ble ring ceremony before were called to San Diego re is on vacation from her duties members of the two families. cently to attend funeral ser as physical therapist at Em Organist was Cecil Bassett of Salem. vices for his brother, Thomas anuel hospital. Decorations at the church McCarley, who had passed away in that city. The Mc Father Gearen, resident pas were baskets of burnt orange Carley’s went by jet. They re tor of St. Catherine’s Catholic glass with olive green bows late that this is really the Church is living in the house with arrangements of burnt way to go. It was their first owned by Florence Ressler on orange glads and candles for plane trip, and it occurred on Santiam Blvd. This is the first the altar. The bride, given in mar their 4.3rd wedding anniver time St. Catherine’s church sary. They went down Thurs has had a resident pastor for riage by her father, chose for many years. her wedding a white gown of day and returned Saturday. high princess empire line of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kelly peu de’ soie with scoop neck Sandra Duggan, who is em ployed in Portland, visited were in Eugene Sunday, tak line. tiny puff sleeves of lace last week with her parents, ing their son John back to and ruffled hemline of lace. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Duggan the U of O for his Junior year. A spray of Lilies of the Valley held her bouffant double and Chris and Kathy. Also Mill City friends and rela pouff French Illusion veil. visiting at the Duggan home was her mother, Mrs. L. tives have received word that She carried a nosegay of Lil Mrs. Elsie Potter underwent lies of the alley. Hurst of Salem. major surgery last week at Matron of honor was Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Dory Salem Memorial hospital. She David Bennett of Salem, sis of Salem accompanied by his is getting along satisfactorily ter of the bride. She wore a Rev. and Mrs. Lloyd Knight of Corvallis, who were brother, Grant Dory, were and expects to return home gown fashioned the same as honored on their 64th wedding anniversary on Sunday, Mill City visitors this week. this week. Her sister, Mrs. the bride of white Estrin with The two men lived here in Gladys Trask of Fresno, Cali orange polka dots, with dou September 11 at a family reunion dinner and reception the early 20’s when they fornia, will be with her for a ble ruffled hemline, orange at the home of a son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. worked at the old Hammond time. Mrs. Potter’s home ad velvet ribbon encircling the Philip Knight, Mill City.—(Loyd Sidwell photo). dress is 2696 N. Broadway in empire waist. Her head piece Mill. was orange velvet and she Salem. carried a crescent of burnt Woman's Club Makes Janice Gordon, daughter of Mrs. Edna Gordon, is attend John Savage is convalesc orange gladioli with olive ing Whitworth College a t ing at Salem Memorial Hospi green bow. Bridesmaid was Plans for Year Spokane again this year. She tal following major surgery Miss Nikki Cruson of Lyons, The Mill City Woman’s club worked in the Kelly Lumber performed Friday. He is re cousin of the bride. Her gown held their first meting of the LYONS — The first fall and bouquet was the same as ported to be getting along Sales office this summer and meeting of the Marl-Linn fall Tuesday evening at the the matron of honor. Dennis home of Mrs. J. C. Kimmel School PTC was held Thurs will be a sophomore at Whit satisfactorily. Sherwood of Lyons vas best with Mrs. Marie Tolbert pre day night, Sept. 15 with Fred worth. P.F.C. Paul W. Loucks has man for Mr. Bryant and Bud siding. Lindemann, president, presid NOTICE — The Studio of graduated from the Medical dy Cruson, brother of the ing and Mrs. Hazel James, Plans for the new year Hair Design will be open Wed Corps Training Center at Fort bride was usher. were discussed and Mrs. Tol secretary. The following com A reception was held fol bert nesday through Saturday un Sam Houston. He is now back appointed her committees mittee members were appoint lowing the ceremony at the til further notice. Shop hours at Fort Hood, Texas where he which will be announced next ed: Program — June Namitz, 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Betty Klutke, has a three-month tour of du home of the bridegroom’s week. Helen Johnston, Byron Pick parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. D. prop. 23tf ty in the post Pharmacy. A fourth district meeting of ering and John Elmore; fin Bryant at 818 Ida Street in ance — Irene Roy, Shirley Stayton. Cutting and serving Women’s clubs will be held in Shull, Marilyn Kuiken and Dallas on October 7 and the the cake were Mrs. J. L. Smo Willa Gilson; membership and key, sister of the bridegroom Marion County Federation social — Eva Benefiel, Kath and Mrs. Jim Cook. Serving meeting will be in Stayton on leen Manning, Sue Walton the coffee and punch were October 27. Mrs. Nell DeWitt, and Marian Frichtl; room mo Mrs. Lenard Cruson, aunt of active member of the Mill thers — Glenda Lindemann, the bride, Miss May Agnes City club, attended a state Mary Sieg and Mauretta Sll- Morgan and Mrs. Bruce Phil club meeting in Portland on bernagle; children’s commit r* ippi. The house was beautiful Wednesday. The next meeting for the tee and girl scouts — Florene I ly decorated with burnt Roten; telephone — Donna orange glads with candles en local club will be October 18 Waters, Rose Schwindt, and at the home of Sylvia Duncan. circling the cake. Following Tuesday even Joyce Neal. Following a wedding trip A reception was also held to Banff, Canada the young ing’s meeting refreshments for the teachers and Curtis couple will be at home in were served by Mrs. Kimmel. Benefiel, principal of the Springfield, Ore., 711 Mill St., school, introduced the teach after Sept. 23. For her wed ing staff and the school board ding trip the new Mrs. Bry Noon Luncheon members which gave the par ant wore a tangerine and ents a chance to meet and get Honors Susan Hoeye green tweed coat dress with / acquainted with the teachers matching turban hat with A noon luncheon was given especially the new ones. Í green accessories, designed at The Highwaymann Inn on by the bride and made by Friday, Sept. 16 for Mrs. Da Taylor To Teach her mother. vid Hoeye (Susan Bain) by The bride is a graduate of her co-workers at the Ranger At Police Acadenmy Order Early Stayton Union High School station. Chief James Taylor has and has been employed as She has resigned her posi again been requested to teach Accounting Clerk for Simpson tion at the office there and classes at the fall term of Timber Company in Lyons. will move to Seattle where the Oregon Police Academy MEL EIDE, Owner Mr. Bryant is also a graduate her husband has employment at Camp Wlthycombe. This Phone 897-2812 Mill City, Ore. of Stay ton Union High School with request was made by Karl Boeing. and will be a senior at the Attending the luncheon be Van Asselt, executive secre ..... . . -à University of Oregon, major sides the honoree were Paul tary for the Oregon Assn, of ing in Geography. Brady, Glenn Hird, Louann City Police Officers. Taylor Special guests at the wed Goffin, By Rarey, Jo Whitsett, taught at the academy earlier ding were Mr. and Mrs. Lou Waikart, Rush, Na this year after being certified George Bryant from Eugene, dine Westrick, Vern Joe TerLouw, by the Governor’s Advisory grandparents of the bride Dave Oja, Maynard Smith and Board on Police Standards groom, also Mr. and Mrs. Jim and Training. He would teach Wettergreen. Earl White from Ryderwood, a two-hour class for one day Wash., grandparents of the in October, and another in bride and Mr. and Mrs. Ed November. Miss Meria Craigmyle Kinsmen from Montana, aunt Hunting Caps $110 A Bright Red - Orange Felt Hats $165 Red and Yellow A SWEAT SHIRTS ............... .. ZIPPER SWEAT SHIRTS $1.98 $2.69 WEYENBERG HUNTING BOOTS Still a Few Logging Boots Left $29.95 Rubber Calks............. ............ $27.50 ROSE HARDWARE AND GENERAL STORE Western Auto Catalog Order House Mill City, Oregon Phone 897-2785 TIRE SALE General Nylon Mari-Linn PTC Names Committees Plus Tax Complete Stock of Winter Tires Don't wait until snow cornei! Be Prepared! Mehama General Tire “Service Is Our Business’* Mehama, Ore. Phone 859-2753 Christmas Memo1. See Our Complete New Selection of WOOLENS Christmas Cards just in time for Mill City Pharmacy When time is money (and when isn't it?) smart businessmen save both by checking the Yellow Pages first! member weighed 12 pounds 2 ounces and has a sister Treva, who is 15 months old. Mrs. Ruby Ziebert of Mill City is paternal grandmother and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Carter are maternal grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Gil Duckworth Mrs. Al Yankus and Mrs. Detroit-Idanha, Silverton, Turner 100% Honored at Shower William Metteer, conductress and associate conductress of Marilyn Chapter No. 145 OES attended the line officers luncheon held in Turner last Saturday. Serving Mill City, Aumsville, You can find just what you need in the sewing line at our store.... at prices you can af ford to pay . . . and no parking problems either. Too Late to Classify A clever birth announce LYONS — Miss Meria Craig ment was received by The Mill FOR SALE—Two steers, just, City Enterprise this week myle, daughter of Mr. and right for locker meat. One i from Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mrs. Floyd Craigmyle and large, 1 small. J. P. Lengach- Ziebert of Seattle. It announc bride elect, were the honored er, Rt. 1, Box 62, Lyons. Ph. ed a “brand new Republican”, guests at a shower held Fri 859-2711. 39p Jeffrey Scott Ziebert, born day night at the home of Mrs. September 13. The new party Donna Asmussen with Mrs. FOR SALE—'52 Ford Pickup. Jr. and family from Renton, Wash., spent the weekend at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gil Duckworth, Sr. Valley Telephone Co, FALL SEWING Mr. and Mrs. Rocky Moore, Mill City, visited Sunday at Monmouth with their son-in- law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Dick George and child ren. Mr. George is getting his Master’s Degree at OCE. Ernest Grosso, Mrs. W. W. 4 speed. Good condition. Carter, and Mrs. Roy Brown $300. Ph. 897-2420. 38p Sr. as hostesses. Playing of bingo furnished FOR RENT —Two bedroom house at 618 S. W. Douglas, the entertainment and after Ph. 897-2851 after 4:00 opening of the gifts dainty P. M. 38tf refreshments were served to the honored guest, Miss Craigmyle and Mmes. Don Automotive Felton, Dallas Franklin, Ro and bert Franklin, Alvin Palmer, Ernest Schiewek, Elmer Cul- Industrial well, Floyd Craigmyle, Clyde Maintenance Bressler, Alex Bodeker, Carl Anderson, Luther Miley, Rich Diesel Engine Service ard Tunnell, Mrs. Hazel Welding Wirth. Mrs. Ethel Huffman, Shop or Field Miss Helen Grosso, Miss Ruth Dealer for Airco Welding Tunnell and the hostess, Mrs. Products Asmussen, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Delco Batteries Grosso and Mrs. Brown. Send Factory Equipment ing gifts were Mrs. Effie Ny- degger, Mrs. Laura Wohlge Ignition Parts muth, Mrs. Jeannette Bodig- heimer, Mrs. Naomi IntVeld, Mrs. Katheleen Manning, Mrs. Doris Roy, Mrs. Shirley Jim and Veryl Hoover Grimes, David and Ann Evan Phone 807-2911 Mill City and Miss Ginger Carter. 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