2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, July 20, 19671
Married Saturday
'Wo&iawk Page.
School Staff Members
Honored With Parties
'Kelly-Hadden Ceremonies Held Saturday
At Mill City Presbyterian Church
Several parties and dinners
honored Helen Ellingson,
Goldie Rambo, Woman's Page Editor, Phone 897-2772
Claude DeFrates and Clare
Rush following the close of
school this spring.
Champ Reunion Held
Mrs. Ellingson who was one
Goldie Rambo
of the school cooks moved
At City Park Sunday
with her husband to Sweet
In case The Enterprise extinguisher in the hallway
The third annual Champ
Home and Mr. and Mrs. De­ looks different to you this and Melbourne grabbed it and
family
reunion was held at
Frates have moved to Molalla. week — you are probably squirted foam on the TV in­
Clare Rush retired this year 1 right, as Dave and I are run­ nards. No more westerns for the City park Sunday with a
pot-luck dinner served early
after working for several ning the show while Don and awhile.
in the afternoon.
years as bus driver and school Alta are vacationing in sunny
There were about 40 family
On these hints regarding
custodian. Mr. DeFrates was (plain hot) California.
members
and friends present
fire
prevention
in
the
home
—
custodian at the grade school
You know when I first they always say check, or for the day which was spent
for many years.
came to work here—eight
reminiscing and playing cards
The trio was presented with years ago this month, believe change the extinguisher per­ and horseshoes. No Champ
iodically
—
this
is
no
doubt
a
a number of gifts by friends,
it or not—it was really a
family gathering is complete
teachers and school board small type job. Of course I good idea, but our ten-year-old
without
a “card session”.
number
worked
real
good
last
members.
was really green at that night—and no doubt gave
The day also honored Steve
time about the many facets the firemen a rest from a Champ on the occasion of his
Mrs. Jim Baltimore (Cathy
Ninety per cent of driving of newspaper work. But as call to our house, at least.
85th birthday anniversary
Staven) who was married Sat­ decisions depend on sight, our circulation, advertising
which was July 17. He was
urday at the Presbyterian says the Traffic Safety Divis­ and office space has grown,
presented with a specially
Speaking
of
fires
—
here
is
Church at Lake Grove. The ion of the Department of Mot­ the job naturally takes more
decorated
cake and many
sort of a cute one in definite­
young couple will live at or Vehicles. If you find road time also.
cards.
ly
a
lighter
vein.
Sheridan where he teaches at signs beginning to blur, get
The Champ family present
We often look back on the
the high school.
your eyes checked. Remember
A woman who runs a nurs­ were descendants of Stephen
time when EVERYTHING
careful driving takes careful
was crowded into the small ery school in a certain nearby Hicks Champ and Laura
Why Don’t You Subscribe to seeing.
large town, was delivering a Gardner Champ, pioneers of
quarters we had just off the
The Mill City Enterprise
highway. The passing of station-wagon load of kids Colorado and Ohio and early
home one day when a fire residents of Northeastern
trucks, cars, etc., intermingled
with the ringing of the phone, truck zoomed past. Sitting on Washington and Mehama.
operation of the linotype and the front seat was a Dalma­ Among those attending Sun­
tian dog. The children, en­ day were Mr. and Mrs. Don
rolling of the press.
tranced by the large animal Champ and Linda, Mr. and
We wonder now how we fell to talking about the dog’s
got by—but like things al­ duties. “They use him to Mrs. Charles Champ and fam­
ways are—if it has to be, ev­ keep the crowds back,” said ily of Portland, Mr. and Mrs.
eryone manages to survive. one four-year-old. “No,” said Eugene Laird and family,
However, we do get lots of another, “He’s just to bring Doyle Smith of Salem, Mr.
compliments from other good luck.” A third youngster and Mrs. Duane Champ and
printers, salesmen and so on brought the argument to an daughters, Mr. and Mrs. By­
about our nice clean shop. As end. “They use the dog,” he ron Champ and family of
The Mill City Presbyterian
you know our Boss has a said with emphasis, “to find Stayton, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Church was the setting Sat­
Champ and family of Meha­ urday for the two o’clock wed­
thing about litter and by golly the fire plug!”
ma, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bruce ding of Miss Karen Jean Kelly
we better be clean!
The firemen in Mill City and family of Jefferson, Mr.
won
’t need a “seeing eye” and Mrs. Steve Champ and to Kenneth Harold Hadden.
This being fire season—a
The bride is the daugnter
dog,
as this week Freddie, our Mr. and Mrs. Mel Rambo.
strange thing happened at
of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hall
Friendly
PP&L
man
was
busy
our house last (Wednesday)
Kelly and the groom is the
evening—inside, not out. But slinging bright red paint on
son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
the
fire
plugs.
Fred
—
you
it proves a point; always be J
Garden Club Plans
Hadden of Menlo Park, Calif.
calm, cool and collected and didn’t look happy on that job!
Officiating at the wedding
have a fire extinguisher han­
For Coming Events
was
the Rev. James Murray
dy.
Cecil
Catherwoods
with
Mrs. Don Sheythe play­
The Mill City Garden Club
We got a new TV at Christ­
Call anywhere In the U.S, after 8 PM and
ing the wedding music. Solo­
met
last
Thursday
at
the
mas time—our other one Tell of Daughters
all day Sunday station-to-station for $1.00
“Firs” shelter at Fishermen’s ist was Miss Mary Gay Re­
serving us very well for al­
Bend park. A business meet­ Mine, cousin of the bride.
most 12 years (wish I had it Marriage Recently
The bride, escorted to the
ing was held at 10 a.m. with
back). Anyhow, I was in the
altar
by her father, wore a
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cather- Mrs Dellis Hince, president,
kitchen doing up some work
gown of white silk organza
and iny husband was watch­ wood are announcing the mar­ presiding.
The group voted to accept embroidered with daisies and
ing a western when suddenly riage of their daughter, Carol
I heard a mad scramble from Ann Bishel to Leonard the amendments to the by­ made cage style.
She wore a long veil with
laws.
the living room and our pup Bridges.
bow cap and carried a cas­
Thursday,
July
20
the
group
The
marriage
took
place
at
Rustly barking madly — the
Serving Mill City, Aumsville,
cade bouquet of phaleonopsis
darn thing (TV) had caught Zephyr, Nevada on Saturday, will meet on their “Corner”
and stephenotis.
at
the
city
center
to
pull
on fire. Luckily we had an July 1.
Detroit-Idanha, Silverton. Turner
Honor attendant was Mrs.
weeds, etc. All who can are
Daniel
Espalin, wearing a
urged to attend.
beacon
green
linen A - line
A Christmas sale will be
dress
with
bell
sleeves. Her
held Nov. 30.
flowers were white daisies.
Final
plans
were
made
for
.» i*
Bridesmaids were Miss Gin­
the club’s Flower Show on
«6
ny Mensor, Mrs. Vern Soeken
August 1.
Following the meeting, a and Miss Mary Gay ReMine.
potluck dinner was served They were gowned the same
with Mrs. Fred Woods, Mrs. as the honor attendant.
Junior attendant was little
Mrs. Frank Baechler and Mrs.
Lori
Lynn Eide whose dress
Else Allen as hostesses.
Present were Mrs. James was fashioned similar to the
Bevier and Sharon, Mrs. Don other attendants.
Best man for the groom was
Carlson and Mrs. Mabie King
all new members; Mrs. Dar­ James Hadden and ushers
win Raines, Mrs. Charlie were Pat Kelly, Jim Fitzwil-
French, Mrs. Jesse Haywood, son and Carl Kelly.
For her daughter’s wedding
Mrs. Lowell Cree, Mrs. Edith
Mason, Mrs. Hollis Turnidge, Mrs. Kelly chose a yellow
Mrs. Tena Graham, Mrs. linen dress with matching ac­
Dellis Hince, Mrs. Charles cessories.
Dolezal, Jr., Mrs. Arthur The bridegrooms mother
Hedge, Sr., Mrs. O. K. De­ wore a Dior blue silk with
Witt, Mrs. Wilbur Harlan matching lace jacket and blue
accessories.
and the hostesses.
A reception was held in
the Fellowship hall of the
church immediately following
Mike Golden Has
the ceremony with Mrs.
Frank Biazek and Mrs. Roger
Birthday Dinner;
Harris, aunts of the bride
cutting the cake.
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Mike Golden, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Golden, cele­
brated his Sth birthday Sun­
day with a family dinner held
at the home of his parents.
Sharing honors with Mike
was his maternal grandmoth­
er, Mrs. William Lensman of
Sublimity, whose birthday is
the same day.
Present were Mike Golden,
Mr. and Mrs. William Lens­
man of Sublimity, Mrs. Don­
na Adkins, Randy, Ronnie
and Diane of Salem, Mrs.
Don Wiley and Angie, Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Golden and
Debbie.
On Monday Mrs. Golden,
Mike and Debbie and Mrs.
Clyde Golden went to Port­
land where they visited the
zoo.
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MILL
Pouring were Mrs. Shields
ReMine, Miss Susie Kelly,
Mrs. Collin Slade and Sarah
Kelly.
In charge of the gift table
was Miss Jan Klinefelter and
Mrs. Roger Mink with Mrs.
Molly Crowley in charge of
the guest book.
The serving table at the re­
ception was centered with the
bride’s cake and arrange­
ments of daisies were used
throughout the room.
Following a wedding trip
to Lake Tahoe the young cou­
ple will live in Germany
where he will be serving the
army as a 2nd lieutenant.
Both young people are grad­
uates of the University of
Oregon.
The next time you take a
long trip, invest in endur­
ance insurance, says the Ore­
gon Department of Motor Ve­
hicles. Don’t stay behind the
wheel for long periods of time
Community
Calendar of Events
Wednesday, July 19—
Santiam Rebekah lodge at
hall 8 p. m.
Thursday. Friday, Saturday
July 1». 20, 21—
Gates Woman’s club Rum­
mage sale at the clubhouse.
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