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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (May 15, 1969)
Connie Gotchall Marries Dennis Klutke At Honolulu Church Engagement Told 2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, May 15, 1969 rUJo4nan!i Prüfe. Friends and relatives have received word of the marriage April 8 in Honolulu of Miss Connie Gotchall of Turner to Goldie Rambo, Woman's Page Editor, Dennis Klutke of Honolulu. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Gotchall of Turner and he is the son of Garden Club Helps In Improvement Project Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Klutke of Gates. The young couple was mar ried April 8 at the Harris Me morial Methodist Church in Honolulu with the Rev. Miller I officiating at the 7 p. m. cere- | mony. The bride was given in mar riage by Danny Kwock and j her only attendant was Sandi Klutke. sister-in-law of the groom. Best man for his broth er was Ross Klutke, also of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fultz Honolulu. Glen Molina was of Mill City announce th- en the usher. gagement of their daughter, The bride was gowned in a Linda, to Ray Taylor, son of floor length dress of white or- Mr. and Mrs. Clarance Taylor ganza with chapel train and of Gates. her veil was waist length trim Miss Fultz and her fiance med in seed pearls. She car are both 1969 graduates of San- ried a cascade of pink anther- tiam High School. iums for her bouquet. Pictured are several members of the Mill City Gar She presently attends Sal The young couple is at home den club who have made many improvements on com em Business College while Mr. at 1703 Citron Street in Hon er of the highway and entrance to Mill City on First Taylor attends O.T.I. in Klam olulu. Mrs. Elmer Klutke was in street. As part of the ABC beautification project the ath Falls. Honolulu for her son’s wed women are planting more shrubs and flowers and are No date has been set for the really making a bright spot there. Shown in the pic ding. wedding. To Se Married Phone 897-2772 Garden Club Plans Fall Flower Show The Executive Board of the Mill City Garden Club met Friday morning at 10 A. M. at the home of Mrs. Else Allen. Final plans were made far anniversary team which be Thursday, May 22 at Scout Cabin from 1:30 to p. m. Mrs. Wendell Heller, Chair man of the Flower Show an nounced the date, for the show as August 19 at the High School Gymnasium. The theme this year will be “Dahlia time up the Santiam”. The Garden club has purch ased new drapes for the Scout Cabin which will be put up before the tea. At lhe next meeting of the club June 5 at the home of Mrs. Kenneth Corning, Mrs. ture are Mrs. Wendell Heller, Mrs. Floyd Fleetwood, Merle Curtis from Salem will Mrs. Clyde Phillips, Mrs. Kenneth Corning and Mrs be the guest speaker. By Goldie Rambo Another Mother’s Day has come and gone ajod what a plea sant one it was for me. Our daughter Laura Nelson enter tained “both sides of the fam ily” at her home. With all the traffic on the highways from Friday through Sunday, it was surprising any one was home. Decided I’m really aging— as I got my first sentimental Mother's Day card from my son in years. Usually it’s one of these sexy Grandma type things! Well, I love sentiment —doesn’t everyjne whether they admit it or not. But be ing remembered and rememb ering others is the important thing. Mill City and area friends have received word of the en gagement and forthcoming marriage of Terri Ann Clegg to Earl B. Humpreys. The bride elect is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Clegg < f St. Helens. Mr. Hum phreys is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George B. Humphreys of Portland, former area resi dents. Miss Clegg was graduated from St. Helens high school in 1968 and is employed in Port land. Her fiance graduated from Santiam High school with the class of 1964. He served a tour of duty in the U. S. Navy and is currently employed by a Portland firm. The couple plan a May 29 wedding. Did you read about the gal that wore a demure nightgown to a fashionable social gather ing and didn’t even create a Charles Doezal, Jr. There were others working that stir. With all the plunging day but were not on hand at “picture taking time.” Marilyn Chapter OES necklines and pant dresses, it’s —The Mill City Enterprise Photo. no wander. I’ve thought for several years some nightgowns Honors Mothers; Nancy Stewart Feted could serve a dual purpose— For Quality Job Printing call The Enterprise, 897-2772. much less expensive too. Elect Officers TV, Radio & Appliance Call Us Any Day For Service Mrs. Davenport To No Mileage Charge on Route Calls Between At Graduation Party Stayton and Gates. Mias Nancy Stewart, daugh Marilyn Chapter No. 145 With all the safety cam Present Students In ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charley OES met Monday evening at paigns being conducted lately— ON OR OFF THE CABLE Stewart, Sr. and a member of the hall with Maud Clark, W. 1 think all parents should start the graduating class at the Un M and Verne Clark, W. P. right now to check lights and RCA VICTOR Piano Recital iversity of Portland on May presiding. reflectors on their youngsters The Best TV for Cable or Fringe Areas. RCA WHIRLPOOL The Best Laundry Equipment 503 N. Third Ave. Stayton Ph. 769-2154 Piano and organ students of Mrs. Doris Davenport will be presented in recital Sunday, May 18, 3 p. m. at the First Christian Church, Mill City. Students playing will be Es ther Freeman, Jeri Jo Parker, Phyllis Kenline, Tim and Lori Eide. Kathy Lyness, Margaret Pratt, Sharon and Denise Muise Susan Henness, Debra and Deanna Quarry, Susy and Jacki Wilson. The public is cordially in vited to attend. Mrs. Kimmel Hosts The Enterprise Prints Wedding Announcements Presb'y Women's Ass'n Mrs. J. C. Kimmel entertain Expert Craftsmanship—Fast Service Too Having Bad Transmission Trouble? SPECIAL ON AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SERVICE If you’re having any trouble with your automatic transmission—why not bring it to Gene Teague Chevrolet today and have it taken care of by our experts. JUST CALL 769-2126 For an Appointment It pay« in the long run. A check up now just might Save a major repair job later. POWERGLIDE or TURBOGLIDE SPECIAL Reg. $ 12.60 $7.20 NOW ONLY Plus Parts / geneteaguechevrolet \ STAYTON '__ OREGON 11 was honored at a party fol lowing the ceremonies. A family gathering was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stewart in Portland with a patio picnic held on the bright, warm day. Miss Stewart will leave in early June for her position with die CPA firm of Haskins & Sellers in Denver, Colo. She was a business administration major at the U of P. Attending the party besides Nancy, her parents and Char ley, Jr., were Mr. and Mrs. Merle Stewart and family of Mill City, Mrs. S. W. Stewart, Jack Stewart and sms and Mr. and Mrs. Troy - McGowan all of Hermiston, Mr. and Mrs. James O'Halloran and daugh ters, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Traskan and son of Portland and Don Tobey and sons of Silverton. Escorted and introduced were Estelle Spiva, W. M. of Victoria Chapter, Turner, and Inez, W. M. and Harlan Neal, W. P. of Euclid Chapter, Jef- ferson. The men were hosts for the evening honoring the mothers. Merle Gartm presented plants to Mrs. Ruby Brisbin, the old est mother present, Mrs. Mari lee Lyness, the youngest mo ther present, and Mrs. Nettie Hedlund, the mother with the most children. Election for 1969-70 was held with Mrs. Veryl Hoover, elect ed, Worthy Matron; William Hirte, Worthy Patron; Mrs. Alex Burrell, associate matron; Alex Burrell, associate patron; Mrs. Lowell Cree, secretary and Ervin Peterson, treasurer. Mrs. Hoover asked permis sion for open installation to be June 29 at 8 p. m. OES members were request ed ta attend Rainbow installa tion Saturday, May 17 at 7:30 when Christine Ohrt will be installed. An addenda for Mother’s day was presented by a group of the officers and the Worthy Patron read a poem “Mothers.” The altar was draped in memory of two past grand of ficers who passed away during the year. Guests were present from Ainsworth chapter. Salem: Victoria, Turner; Euclid of Jefferson and Acacia, Stayton. Following the meeting the men served refreshments. hum Calendar of Events Wednesday, May 14— Order of Rainbow, for girls at hall 7:30. City council meeting at hall 8 p. m. Thursday, May 15— Dale Parnell will speak on “Taxation and schools” at Privacy is really a thing to grade school gym. 7:30. be cherished in this day and North Santiam Aerie 3384 age. The times when we could F.O.E. Meets at 8 p.m. at lodge. walk over hill and dale are gone. It’s too bad, and our Monday, May 19— Round Robin pinochle club own greed and destructivness has made it that way. Peo at home of Evelyn Davis 7:30. ple didn’t used to have to put club dinner meeting up No Trespassing. Keep Out at Lions Fellowship hall 6:30. and such. But with so much vandalism—our trust in hum A.F.&A.M. stated meeting at an nature is being lost. hall 8 p. m. I was talking to one person this week who, with his fam Tuesday, May 20— Women’s club meeting and ily, took a jaunt in an area he had known for years and was installation of officers. Nell De used by the public—and was witt home. 6:30 patluck. ordered off. Supposedly the Wednesday, May 21— man had mineral rights to the Jaycees at hall 8 p. m. area. Rebekah lodge at hall 8 p.m. I’m afraid I’m with the kids —up to a point on this Zap—in Friday, May 23— North Dakota. The few mer Whitewater challenge Queen chants in that tiny hamlet sort coronation at grade school gym of invited trouble when they 7:30 p. m. planned on getting young peo ple in for the week-end and Sponsored as a public service make a “money thing off them”. Perhaps the kids got fed up with their greed—and when they raised the price of beer from 35c a can to 50c, it Insurance Agency, Inc. triggered it off. Miss Johnson Honored Well, our affluent society DBA Hill Insurance Agency will have these problems and Phone 897-2345 At Bridal Shower then I read today that 5 mil Salem Mobile Phone lion people in the U. S. are LYONS—Miss Brenda John HUNGRY! Something’s badly YP2-2600 son, bride elect, was the hon Wrong. ored guest at a shower held Monday evening at the United Methodist church at 7:30 p. m. with Alma Spellmeyer, Evelyn Julian, Helen Johntsm, Rose Bassett and Alta Bodeker host ess. After opening of the gifts refreshments were served to Miss Johnson, and Er.uice Phil lips, Mildred Prichard, Martha Cruson, Joanne Cruson, Fran ces Cruson, Viola Helsel, Katie Skillings, Florene R ten, Mab el Downing, Myrtle Prichard, Sue Frederic, Wendee Wil- liams, Carrie Osburn. Leao Johnson, Zel Gilbert. Hazel Wirth. Sue Walton, Lougena Fowler. Gwen Fowler. Sharon Spellmeyer, Kay Cox, Phvliss Power. Hester Searle, Eva Bressler, Virgene Scott. Ber tha Allen. Dorothy Downer. Lois Morgan. Lucille Huber. Kathleen Manning. Effie An derson. Daphna Pyeatt. Bertha Wilson. Margaret Wilson. Frei- da Wilson. Leota Worden, and the hostesses. Why take a chance when you can be sure of having Sending gifts were Betty reservations by simply calling ahead. Traveling Carter. Alma Olmstead. Reta can be so much more fun when you're expected. Cruson, Doris Miley. Joyce Foltz. Margaret Kunkle. Beu lah Ix?wis. R se Schwindt, Or- pha Rove. Mary and Susan Seig. Nellie Riggs. Leora Stev ens. Thelma Hawthorne, Ixxttie Grosso. Thurman and Olen Smith. VALLEY TELEPHONE CO, ed the Presbyterian Women’s Association at her home on Thursday afternoon, May 8, with a dessert luncheon before the regular meeting. Mrs. John Swan assisted her with hostess honors. Mrs. Floyd Fleetwood, vice- president, conducted the busi Five Generations at ness session in the absence of the president, Mrs. C. E. Rog Family Gathering Sun. ers. Reading the minutes and A family gathering was the correspondence was Mrs. held at the home of Mr. and Louis Verbeck, secretary, and Mrs. Ervin Peterson on Mo- Mrs. Arb Tuers gave the trea-1 ther’s day. surer’s report. The Lions Club • From Milwaukie were their dinners were discussed, as this ' daughter and family, Mr. and is the last month of the current Mrs. Alvin Bueneman and twin sans, Robin and Ronald season. Devotions for the afternoon and his brother Frank Buene were read by Mrs. Earl Loucks man; their daughter and fam who also read Psalm 19 from ily, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Alek- the Scripture, and closed with sichs and baby daughter, Holli Marie from Portland; Mr. and a prayer. Mrs. Herbert Schroeder read Mrs. Mervin Ortman and from the Yearbook of Prayer, Jill Ann; Mrs. Ortman is a with Brazil and South-Western granddaughter: Mrs. Peterson’s United States receiving special mother, Mrs. Mabel Allen of consideration. the Marian Home, Sublimity. Mrs. Ijoucks requested the In the evening. Mr. and Mrs. members of the Association to Howard Hill of Milwaukie be in charge of the reception joined the group. in observance of their 10th wed In the evening the group ga ding diHiivcibdij anniversary on uuij July to. 13. , thered uiuieu di uie iiuiiie at the htme vi of mi. Mr. and It was announced that the Mrs. Peter Brusasco in Stay next meeting will be a picnic ton where they honored Mrs. at one o’clock, June 12, at the Brusa-co on her birthday, home of Mrs. Fleetwood. | Birthday cake and coffee were An article, entitled “A Vo- served. cation of Honor.” from Moth-1 There were five generations ers of the Bible by Rev. Billy present which included Mrs. Graham was read by Mrs. Allen, her daughter. Mrs. Er Fleetwood, and a brief report vin Peterson, her daughter, on the recent Presbyterial Mrs. Alvin Bueneman and her meeting was given by Mrs. daughter. Mrs. Mark Aleksech Verbeck and Mrs. James Swan.' and daughter. Holli Marie. A letter from Vera Hatha- --------------------------- way, a former member, and _ _ . .. recently received by Daisy Canyon Extension Unit Geddes was read. Mrs. Hatha- Has Paint Purchase Noble Streeter is her pastor, way is in Redding. Cal., where Demonstration He is a former pastor of the GATES—The Canyon Exten church here. sion met May 8th at the Gates Club house with Mrs. Kenneth Woman's Club Group Harrison, chairman in charge. The demonstration of Buying Tours Hillcrest School paints was presented by Len- A group of Mill City Wom ora Cutsforth and Janet Lew an's Club members made an is. Mrs. Kenneth Harrison was interesting visitation to the elected chairman to succeed Hillcrest School for Girls near I herself for the c ming year. Salem last Friday afternoon, The members present were: enjoying a tea at the school at Carol Woods. Penny Peterson. I 1:30 in the afternoon. They Ruth McCombs. Josephine were also taken on a tour of Hampton. Eleanor Corning. ■ the buildings and grounds Jan Woods, Virginia Davis. which are beautifully land- Sharor. Harrison. Wy ma Bac- ' scaped. chler. Gladys Cline. Dorothy Those going to Salem were Newberg. Lola Henness. Rosa Mrs Glen Cummings, presi Cupps. Lenora Cutsforth. Phy- dent. Mrs. J. C. Kimmel. Mrs. liss Gregory. Carol Ohrt, Ruby IO. K. DeWitt. Miss Daisy Hutchinson. Ellen Rust, Jane Geddes. Mrs. John Swan. Mrs Mink, Hannah catherwood. I Alex Burrell. Mrs. Cyril Arch Janet Lewis. Phyllis Ricketts Whv Don't You 'subscribe to er. and Mrs. Charles Kelly. ! The Mill City Enterprise and Sue Gillenwater mu bikes. Coming home from Sal em the other evening at late dusk we narrowly missed hit ting a kid on a bike. A few seconds later a car from the other direction did hit him, knocking him to the pavement. A narrow escape from tragedy. The two boys were riding bikes on the highway (from side to side) without a sign of any reflector or light! Community MADISON & DAVIS • pert of Sunnyside Telephone Ce. P.O. Box 507 • Silverton, Oregon 973*1
