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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (May 22, 1969)
2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, May 22, 1969 Married Recently 'UJrunc^ú, Pacye. Princess llenntnsrmg I* Goldie Rambo, Woman's Page Editor, Phone 897-2772 ï Evelyn Davis Hosts Illinois Woman h' Round Robin Club C9 Receives Medal from o Evelyn Davis hosted mem Shower Recently By Goldie Kambo bers of the Round Robin pin Willamette U Mrs. Helen Davis, Miss Dar ochle club at her home Monday lene Silbernagel, and Mrs. evening, serving dessert be For the first time in my life Mrs. John Fleming, sister of Mary Jane Stavang were host fore the evening of cards. when I get out of a car I am Mrs. Harry Mason of Mill City esses for a bridal shower for The Davis home was decor conscious of where 1 am park Joan Schwindt, recently at the ated with a profusion of spring received a special 50 year an ed; whether my car is locked, home of Mrs. Minnie Gisler, flowers and the tables were at niversary medal from Willam when I will be leaving and 757 East Jefferson Street, tractively arranged with all the ette University at special cere such. To those of us that have monies at the University over Stayton. favors and table covers in a always lived in a small peaceful White bells, yellow and blue and white Danish pattern. the week-end. town it is particularly disturb white umbrella and a bridal She and Mrs. Mason both at Margaret Boroughs won the ing. I imagine in cities this has doll were used for the decora high prize with Agnes Carlson tended the University with been something people have tions throughout the rjoms. winning pinochle and Marilyne Mrs. Mason receiving her 50 always thought about. Games were played and those Drynan. low. Guest for the year pin five years ago. Mrs. But nowadays with women winning prizes were: Pam Gis evening was Carmen Bam- Fleming now makes her h me ler, Grace Silbernagel, Rose hardt and the last party of the in Springfield, Illinois, leav Louise Gruver, daughter of' being literally snatched out of mary Silbernagel, Irene Silber season will be June 2 at the ing Oregon in 1930. She also Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gruver will i parking lots it certainly pays to be cautious. nagel, Betty Ann Fischer, Ella home of Lu MacGregor. received special honors for be the Rebekah-Oddfellow prin And—it isn’t only young wo Silbernagel, Rita Silbernagel, cess for the -4th of July celebra coming the greatest distance Diane Schwindt Rose Schwindt tion here. She will compete, men although they are natural Katie S. Killings to the re-union. She will spend with other girls for the title! ly the main targets. But as one and Mary Frichtl. another week or so with her of Queen. Louise is a Junior women said when her husband After the gifts were opened, Honored / at Open told her she didn’t have to the guests designed and dress at Santiam High school. sister. worry, site was too old (what a ed the bride in a white tissue House Sunday nasty remark!)—“Yes, she re LYONS—A large crowd at- ¡taper gown, and she was then plied. "but they might not find Engagement Told given a bouquet of yellow ros tended the open house held that out until it was too late.” es and white mums. Refresh Sunday, May 18 at the Mari- ments were served to the fol Linn School hononng Mrs. Here at the end oi the school lowing: the honored guest Joan Fred (Katie) Skillings second year events are coming so Schwindt, Rose Schwindt, Dia grade teacher who is retiring thick and fast it is hard to cov ne Schwindt, Doris Schwindt, at the end of this school year. er them, newswise, let alone Betty Westenhouse, Minnie Mrs. Skillings is well known attend everything one should— Gisler, Julia Silbernagel, Irene in the community, was born if they are a "joiner.” But Silbernagel, Teresa Silbernagel, and raised on McCully Moun soon it will be summer and I Ella Silbernagel, Josephine tain and is one of 13 children hope it is a long hot one. Per- Thomas, Bertha Small, Marcel of the Martin Kuiken family, haps I will have to eat those la Etzel, Betty Ann Fischer, Mrs. Skillings has spent 31 words come August. Well, bet- Joni and Peggy; Joan Silberna years in the teaching profes- ter than drown in them like gel, Ruth and Rosemary; Mrs. sion, 22 of them in Lyons; I did last year. I^awrence Silbernagel, Jean three years in the old school ette, Linda and Rita; Mary house which is now the Catho- In case the boss happens to Ann Silbernagel, Grace Silber lie Community Hall and 19 pick up a copy of "his paper" nagel, Marian Frichtl, Ann and years at Mari-Linn; three years along the vacation trail—will Mary, Mrs. Ted Silbernagel, on McCully Mountain, two take this opportunity to say Ruth Silbernagel, Arnolda Sil years at Fox Valley; two years we do miss him around here— bernagel, Zoe Ann Silbernagel, at Mill City; one year at Swale especially me as I hit the type Connie Gisler, Esther Gisler near Albany and one year at writer keys perpetually and and Pam, Eleanor Gisler, Pat Blue Den in the Jordan dis George—likewise on the lino ty Silbernagel, Karen Meats, trict. Pictured are Miss Sharon Ev no wedding date has been set. type. He and Alta said they and the hostesses Helen Davis, Miss Evans is a 1968 grad Darlene Silbernagel and Mary Maurita Silbernagel, Carol Sil ans, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. uate of Sandpoint, Idaho high would call home every Friday Robert J. Evans of Gates and to keep us informed of his Jane Stavang. bernagel and Marguerite Sil- Michael Swaim, son of Mr. school and Mr. Swaim graduat whereabouts, hut that they Those sending gifts were: bemagel. ed from Santiam High school and Mrs. Floyd Swaim, also of in 1968 and is now attending didn’t want to hear any bad news. Well, neither do we. sir! Gates. Their engagement has Oregon Technical Institute at recently been an>.. unced but Klamath Falls. i Joan Schwindt Honored at Bridal LYONS — Pink and white was the color theme for the wedding of Miss Brenda Louise Johnson and Brian Jordan Phillips on Friday evening, May 9. The couple exchanged their marriage vows at the Lyons United Methodist Church with Dr. James D. Hu lett performing the rites. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. John son of Lyons. Mr. Phillips is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude A. Phillips of Stayton. The wedding gown was fash ioned with an empire waist and softly draped skirt which dipped in the back to form a short train. The bodice and 1 ;ng sleeves were appliqued with Ciiantilly lace. The elbow length veil was also styled of lace and held in place with a cluster of white silk organza roses and seed pearls. The bride carried a Ixiuquet of white carnations centered with pink rose buds. Mi-is Susan Frederic was maid of honor. She wore a floor length gown of pink crepe fash ioned empire style and enhanc ed with pink lace. She carried a nosegay of pink and white chrysanthemums with white satin streamers. Mr. Daren Goin stood with Mr. Phillips as best man and ushers were Todd Phillips bro ther of the groom, Ron Middle brook and Mike Brown. Light ing the candles was Pat Tay lor, nephew of the bride. Th-? newlyweds greeted their friends at a reception in the Fellowship Hall. The couple will spend their honeymoon a t Timberline Lodge and other points of in terest in Northern and Central Oregon. The Enterprise Prints Wedding Announcements Expert Craftsmanship—Fast Service Too SANTI AM GRADUATES OF 1969 Rummage-Food Sales Charles Kelly's Attend Are Successful Events Postoffice Dedication GATES—The Annual three At Brooks Saturday CLASS OF 1969 Sheryl Anna Alban Lynette Marie Anderson Minnie Dean Bodeker Judith Kay Boroughs Marvin Earl Brown Marry Linda Budlong Charles Vai Challe nder David Stanley Chance Deborah Lynn Chance Don Raymond Deyoe VaDonda Jean Earhart Lonny Joe Elliott Esther Naomi Freeman Randy Lynn Harmon Jeannette l-aurine Herron Stewart Warren Hill Bellis Joe Hince, Jr. Barbara Ellen Hutchinson Janis Kay Jacobson Sherry Ix-e LaManyan Karen Rae Loveall Dennis Robert Lunsford Deborah Sue McClellan Teresa Lynn Metteer James Irwin Mowry Alan Le Roy Muise Martha Ixiu Pennington Joseph Laurence Ragsdale, Jr. Frances Lee Shaddon Helen Adele Simon Lee Willard Stafford Joyce Fllen Stahlmau Donna Lee Walker Clifford Alfred Warde Dianne Gayle Welstad Catherine Ixiuise Whigham ★ ★ ★ Commencement Thursday, May 29th Processional.............................. High School Band “Pomp and Circumstance”—Elgar Spencer Hillesland, Director Invocation.................................. Mr. James C. Murray Pastor, Presbyterian Church Salutatory Address Lonnie Bodeker .... Stars and Stripes Forever High School Band Introduction of Speaker . . William E. Lewellen Superintendent of Schools, 129-J Commencement Address . Dr. Howard W. Runkel Chairman of the Program in Rhetoric and Public Address, Willamette University “Who is the Truly Educated Person?” Presentation of Awards . . . Burton Boroughs Principal, Santiam High School High School Band National Emblem Karen Loveall Valedictory Address Presentation of Diplomas William R. Morgan Recessional High School Band * * ★ Baldwin’s 351 3rd Phone 769-2926 Stayton, Oregon day rummage sale held at the Gates Womens Club, W. W. I Legion Auxiliary and Gates Community Church closed with a considerable amount of items still on hand so it has been planned to hold a second sale in June. Additional items for this sale would be welcomed. The organizations holding the sale wish to extend their thanks to all those who donat ed items and those who attend ed the sale. The foods’ sale held in con junction with the “Rummage Extension sale by the Canyon ~ was very successful. Sufficient funds were raised to cover their rent costs and for a nice contribution to the 4H scholar- arship sponsored by the County Extension. These scholarships Seniors of Santiam and Detroit-Idanha High are in two catagories; the sum mer 1H training program and Schools. May you succeed in your chosen field the summer tour to other coun tries for select students who of endeavor. We wish you every success. will live with participating families and learn about agri DETROIT-IDANHA GRADUATES OF 1969 culture and home making from their hists by living and work Jefferey Drago ing in two or more homes dur ing their summer tour. These Beverly Calbreath students then share their George Derrick knowledge and experiences James Hiebert with their fellow 4H members, Sharon Johnson the schools and all interested •Paul Michaelson adults. Donna Pizer 1 fF-'O Ä. # Linda Roth Teri Sweeney Eloise Tompkins Terresa Tompkins •Rick Williamson National Honor Society ★ ★ ★ Commencement Tuesday, May 27th 8:00 P. M. Processional........................... Mrs. Margaret Zelfer Invocation................................. Rev. F. W. Callan, S.G. (Pastor St Christopher’s Church) Salutatorian ...... Paul Michaelson Musical Selections ... Detroit School Chorus Introduction of Speaker - Mr. Ronald Wilkerson (Superintendent of Detroit Schools) Commencement Address - Mr. Kirby Brumfield (KATU - TV) Presentation of Awards - - Mr. Robert Kirk (Principal of Detroit High School) Valedictorian.................................. Rick Williamson Presentation of Graduating Class............................... Mr. Ronald Wilkerson Presentation of Diplomas Mr. U. S. Floyd Rev. Harold Roth Benediction - Recessional ... Mrs. Margaret Zelfer Postmaster and Mrs. Charles Kelly were among those attend ing the dedication ceremonies for the new building housing the Brooks Branch of the Sal- em Post Office at Brooks, Sat- urday afternoon. May 17. Sal em Postmaster E. D. Spencer welcomed the large crowd, which was seated out-doors in the brilliant sunshine, and the Brooks Elementary School Band furnished the music. Int"oductions were made by Master of Ceremonies Rev. Lester Young, with Rev. Ro bert Swope giving the invoca tion, and Rev. David Draper the benediction. Dedication speaker was Warren Whittier, Seattle Regional Customer Re lations Officer. During the Flag Raising Cer emony, “I Am The American Flag" was read by Glenn Har baugh. Postal Clerk and well- known Legionnaire. The Col or Guard was made up of Brooks Firemen, headed by Chief Ted Miller. Several members of the Mar ion County Board of Commis sioners. as well as Postal Ser vices Officers, were introduced. Community Calendar of Events Thursday, May 22— I. O. O. F. lodge at hall 8 p. m. Booster’s Club. Room 5 Mill City grade school. Attend and support this organization. 7 P. M. North Santiam Aerie 3384 F.O.E. Meets at 8 p.m. at lodge. Lions Auxiliary meeting at Bonnie Krecklow home 8 p. m. Friday, May 23— Whitewater Challenge Queen Coronation at Grade School gym 7:30 p. m. Monday, May 26— Lions club dinner meeting at Fellowship hall 6:30 p. m. Sponsored as a public service MADISON & DAVIS Insurance Agency, Inc. DBA Hill Insurance Agency Phone 897-2345 Salem Mobile Phone YP2-2600 California Couple To Make Mill City Their Retirement Home Mr. and Mrs. Ozzie Mikkel- sen of Oakland, California have purchased the house recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Eastwood, op the banks of the Santiam river. Ti e house, built | by Mr. and Mrs. Forest Baker, was purchased two years ago by Mrs. Sara Hay of Alaska. The MikkelsenR. parents of Mrs. Leo Poole, lived here during the construction of the Detroit Dam where he was employed by Kaiser in the per sonnel department. Since his retirement they have been looking for a place they would like to live perm anently and decided this w’as the ptace. They recently pur chased a Camper and Mr. Mik- kelsen has been trying out the various “fishing spots”. Mrs. Mikkelsen arrived in town Saturday and they plan on do ing some extensive remodel ing and re-decorating to their new home. Mr. and Mrs. Eastwood have | leased the Fred Moore home at the west city limits on high- wav 22. Her own phone...worth graduating for When you give your child her own telephone for graduation, you're giving the whole family a gift. She’s delighted, of course. And the family phone is freer for others to use. VALLEY TELEPHONE CO, ■ part of Sunnyside Telephone Ca, B om 507 • Silverton. Oregon 973M
