Joan Marie Prichard Marries
Lawrence Dean Robertson
2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, June 19, 1969
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Goldie Rambo, Woman's Page Editor, Phone 891-2112
sin of the bride. She wore a
mint green dotted swiss gown
with dusty print roses. Her
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head piece was a pink bow
with green net. Maid of honor
was Miss Sharon Robertson,
sister of the groom. Brides
maids were Miss Sue Fitting,
of Stayton and Mrs. Kenneth
Schmidt of Salem. They wore I
gowns identical to the matron 1
of honor and maid of honor,
and their head pieces were
white bows with green net.
Gene Calkins served as best
man for Mr. Robertson.
Groomsmen were Larry Prich
ard. brother of the bride, Le
roy Robertson and Tom Baley.
Ushers were Jim Olmstead and
Ricky Chytka. Candle lighters
were Becky and Karen Clason.
They wore pink dotted swiss
dresses with green bows on
their dresses and in their hair,
Flower girl was Teresa
son gowned the same as
bridesmaids. Ring bearer
Wade Stuhr. nephew of
bride. Organist was Mrs. Jean
ne Zimmerman and soloist
was Miss Sherry Whltlach.
Mrs. Pichard attended her
daughter’s wedding in a pink
lace dress with white accessor
ies. Mrs. Robertson chose f :r
her sons wedding a light blue
suit with white accessories and
they both wore corsages of
PhOtO By Stanley Ogden white miniature roses.
Following the ceremony Mr.
LYONS—The United Meth- pink gladioli.
Mrs. Roliertson greeted
odist Church in Lyons was the
The bride, given in marriage and
their
guests
at a reception held
scene of a very pretty June by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. in the church
dining room.
wedding Saturday, June 14th. Larry Prichard wore a tra Cutting and serving
the cake
when Miss Joanne Marie Pri ditional white gown of Chan were Mrs. Robert Miller,
aunt
chard became the bride of Sgt. tilly lace with seed pearls a- of the groom. Mrs. Don Arm
Lawrence Dean Roliertson round neck line. Her veil was string, aunt of the bride and
with Rev. Magnuson officiat held In place by a cap of seed Mrs. Earl Robertson, aunt of
ing at the 4 o’clock ceremony. pearls and net. She carried a the groom. Mrs. Larry Stuhr,
Miss Prichard Is the daughter cascade of white glads center sister
of the bride and Mrs.
of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Prich ed with pink roses. A keep Gene Phillips
aunt of the brid°
ard, Rt. 1, Lyons and Mr. Ro sake worn by the bride was a served the coffee
and punch.
bertson the son of Mr. and string of pearls given to her Miss I^iraine Clason
was in
Mrs. Wallace Robertson of by her brother when she grad charge of the guest book
and
Mill City. The church was uated from high school.
i n
Jeanette
Clason
Miss
beautifully decorated with
Matron of honor was Mrs. charge of the gifts.
Miss Janice Elaine Gordon, assisting with the serving were
white Chrysanthemums and Frank Jones of Roseburg, cou-
For going away the bride daughter f Mrs. Edna Gor Mrs. Warren Durham, Mrs. By
chose a green double breasted don of Mil] City became the ron Klaue, Mrs. Richard Ol-
dress with white accessories. bride of Wayne Raymond ander, and Miss Ruth Bern-
After June 29 their first home Swanson, son of Raymond M. ham all of Spokane.
will lie at Hahn. Germany, Swanson of Spokane. Wash Mrs. Bruce Gordon of Sal
where Sgt. Robertson is sta ington, Saturday June 7.
em. sister-in-law of the bride
tioned at the Hahn Air Force
The wedding was held at the was in charge of the guest
Base.
Church of Rock f Ages in book and Miss Ann Durham,
The new Mrs. Robertson is I Spokane at 8 o'clock in the Miss Debby Durham and Miss
a graduate of Stayton Union | evening. The Rev. C. A. Brown Kyle were in charge of the
High .School and a Beauty performed the impressive cere gifts For her daughter’s wed-
School in Salem. Mr. Robert mony.
ding Mrs. Gordon wore a petal
son is a graduate of Santiam
pink three piece jersey suit
The
Church
was
decorated
High School in Mill City and with baskets of pink gladiolas. and her accessories included a
is now with the United States white stock and dark pink peo pink net hat and pink gloves.
Air Force.
The hud vase on the com Her corsage was pink carna
Special guests at the wed nies.
munion
held a long stem tions centered with dark pink
ding were Mrs. Robert Miller med dark table
pink
The aisle rosebuds.
aunt of the groom from St. flowers were of rose.
light
pink car For the wedding trip to San
Louis, Missouri. Mrs. Robert nations, centered with
dark Francisco the bride wore a
Miller Jr., cousin of the bride, pink ribbon.
light pink crepe sheath dress
You don t
i Mr. and Mrs. William Prich
with matching lace coat and
The
attractive
bride
wore
a
have to go over
ard and Mr. and Mrs. Roy gown of white lace, made A- her e.rsage was made from
board to get complete
Clason, grandparents of the
line with floor length skirt. white gardenias centered with
bride.
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The round neck line had soft dark pink rosebuds.
The young couple will be at
ruffles around the edge. The
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home in Spokane at 6110 North
long
sleeves
were
also
edged
to keep thing« thipthape insurance-wiao. In one package, we'll
M. Gartons to Leave in ruffles. The shoulder length Buffalo.
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white net veil was held in
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place with a flower petal head
For
Hawa/
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Soon
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piece dotted with sequins.
are paid when due See us today.
Maid of honor was Miss Lyn
Friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Merle “Doc” Garton are invit Nixon of Glendale. California,
ed through the press to attend a Whitworth college roommate
a no host covered dish dinner, of the hride. She wore a colon
Saturday evening, June 21st ial style gown, made floor len
at 6:30 p. m. at the Gates Club gth with a pale pink linen
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skirt, slightly gathered at the
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Miss Carol Ragsdale was
Mr. ami Mrs. Garton will be empire waist. The bodice was
Mill City, OregoB
h:nor guest at a bridal show
long
of
white
cotton
and
had
leaving
July
2
for
Honolulu.
WHERE YOU RE TREATED LIKE A FIRION NOT A NUMBER
sleeves with ruffles on the er. Thursday evening, June 12
Hawaii to make their home.
Those attending are asked edge. A dark pink satin sash at the home of Mrs. Fern Hil’
to bring their own table ser had a bow at the empire waist in the Monmouth Mobile Court
line. Her bouquet was a Colo Miss Raggiale has made her
vice.
a
4“*’*
nial arrangement on a white home in the Cou:t the past
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lace backing with light oink two years while attending
I pompoms dotted with dark OCE.
Miss Bonnie Reis and Miss
pink ribbon streamers cascad
Community
Millie Vinsen were co-hostess-
ing from the center
Bridesmaids were Miss Trace es for the shower.
The evening was spent play
Calendar of Events Cullen of Anaheim. California:
Miss Barbara Gaylord of Port ing games followed hv the
land. b th College friends of bride-elect opening her show
the bride. Their gowns were er gifts.
The hostesses served refresh
identical to that of the maid
Wednesday,
June
18
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PACIFIC POWER'S
ments at the close ot the even
Santiam Rebekah lodge at of honor.
Candle-lighters were Billv ing. The cake was decorated
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"SPOTLIGHT SPECIAL
hall 8 p. m.
Walker of Vancouver. Wash with pink roses ami silver
Jaycees at hall 8 p.m
ington and Doug Reese of leaves and twin hearts entwin
Portland, nephews of the bride. ed with the names Carol and
Flower girl was little Susie Don centering the hearts.
Thui'tday, .Inn«' I!»—
Present were Miss Ragsdale.
Fraternal Order of Eagles Wright, niece rf the bride from
Mill City and ringbearer was Mrs. Star Rainwater. Mrs. Iva
meet at hall 8 p. m.
Kermit Gordon, nephew of the Bostwick. Mrs. Adrynne Lucas.
C« itaniBf worgF Broun and Frank Gorrhln
Mrs. Emma Reis. Mrs. Jovce
bride from Salem.
Friday, June JU
The flower girl was gowned Hammcrschmith. Mrs. Carol
4th of July Queen Corona like the other attendants and Watkins. Mrs. Fern Hill and
Aik for a srhedule of all "Spotlight
tion at M- C. Grade school 7:30 carried a white straw basket the hostesses Miss Reis and
Specials’ at rout PP&L office.
Coronation ball at Santiam filled with a bouquet of light Miss Vinsen.
High school balcony 8 p. m.
Miss Ragsdale will become
pink pom poms and dark pink
the bride f Donald L. Cree on
rosebuds and rose petals.
Sponsored as a public service
Best man for the gr'om was Augus" 15 at the First Chris
David Mickelson of Spokane tian Church in Salem.
by
and ushers were James Leus-
The young couple will make
chen and Dennis Weber both their heme in Mil! City.
from Spokane.
Miss Ragsdale is the daugh
Following the wedding a re ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rags
Insurance Agency, Inc. ception was held in the social dale of Mill Citv. She graduat
room of the Church with Mrs. ed from OCE Fridav. June 13.
DBA Hill Insurance Agency James
Wright of Mill City, sis She will teach English at the
Phone 897-2345
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the bride from Mill City. Scio High School this fall.
Charles Reese. Portland.
Mr. Cree is the son of Mr
Salem Mobile Phone Mrs.
Mrs William Walker. Vancou- and Mrs Ixiwell Ctee also ?f
ver. Wash . also sisters of the Mill Citv. He is employed in |
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bride, serving the ake. Others the lumber industry.
Janice Gordon Marries Spokane Man
In A June Ceremony At Spokane
HOW MUCH IS MISSING FROM
THE PROFILE OF PROTECTION
ON YOUR BOAT?
Carol Ragsdale
Honored At Bridal
Shower Thursday
: DON'T MISS
STARRING
• - TRINI LOPEZ
Friday, June 20
MADISON & DAVIS
Many Observances
Held At Home
Of Mike Glovers
Guests Sunday for dinner in
Eugene at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Mike Glover (Ciaudia Bud-
long) were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Budlong and Linda, Mr. and
Mrs. Al Glover and Trina of
Mill City, Mr. and Mrs. Char
les DeGuire from Silverton.
Miss Kathy Glover and Ken
neth Beats of Eugene and Mr
and Mrs. Mike Glover.
The dinner was in celebra
tion of Mrs. Mike Glover’s
graduation from the Universi
ty of Oregon, Sunday; Mike
Glover’s discharge from the
Army: Father’s Day and the
birthdays of Linda Budlong
and Mrs. Al Glover.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Glover
returned to Mill City where
they were overnight guests of
his parents and returned to
Eugene Monday.
Bridal Shower Held
For Mrs. Nydegger
LYONS—Mrs. Teddy Nydeg
ger, (Gloria Traw) a recent
bride, was the honored guest
at a shower held Friday night
at the Mehama fire hall with
Mrs. Judy Ragsdale, Mrs. De
lores Stavang and Mrs. Mar
garet Phillips hostesses. After
opening of the gifts refresh
ments were served to Mrs. Ny
degger honored guest, and Pam
Traw, Helen Nydegger, Gail
Primus, Margorie Mason, Jan
et Primus, Penny Traw, Ellen
Trask, Thelma Gescher, Dar
lene Gescher, Aggie Gescher,
Beverly Barrow, Shirley Grim
es, Marcelle Nydegger, Mabel
Downing. Alta Bodeker, Crys
tal Limbeck, Eva Bressler,
Kathleen Manning, Alma Olm
stead, Dorothy Downer, Irene
Roy, Lois Carpenter, Alice
Semolke, Violet Smith. Lorena
Stevens, Pearl Cooper, Leao
Johnson, Theda Nydegger, El-
eanor Montaya, Gloria Shafer,
Jo Philippi, Dortheen Wilson
and Lois Panavich and the
hostesses.
Sending gifts were Yvonne
Pyeatt, Joyce Longfellow, Wil-
low Phillips, Tillie and Joe
Tracy, Lura Fair, Jean Rib-
erts, Winifred Branch. Iris
Spies, Hazel and Boyd Norton.
Loraine Philippi. Betty Hunt,
Helen Anderson, Irene Clason
and Sue Walton.
Santiam Memorial Hospital
(Stayton)
WELTER—To Mr. and Mrs.
John C. Welter. Sublimity, a
daughter, Monday, June 9,
1969.
ROUSSEAU — To Mr. and
Mrs. W illlam D. Rousseau.
Scio, a daughter, Tuesday.
June 10, 1969.
PARRISH—To Mr. and Mrs.
Richard G. Parrish, Salem, a
daughter. Thursday. June 12.
1969.
GOSSEN—To Mr. and Mrs.
LeRoy C. Gossen, Salem a dau
ghter. Friday. June 13, 1969.
SAMEK—To Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond J. Samek, Salem, a
son, Friday, June 13, 1969.
^Rennnismtg
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By Goldie Ramiro
Summer d es not officially
arrive until Saturday, but with
the temperature in the 90’s the
list two days dates don’t mean
a thing. After our long, snowy
winter we shouldn’t complain
about <i little heat—but guess
it’s human nature.
We got our fall and winter
“Wish look” on Monday and
think that is really what hur
ried the seas n along. That’s
like getting the spring sale
book the day after Christmas—
after buying all those expen
sive winter items. Of course
with the kids in the strawberry
fields and canneries, they are
starting to think aliout what
to buy with their money—and
wherever they purchase their
i
clothes, etc—most of them at
least lock at the catalogs.
Our Boss is certainly getting
out of a lot of work around
here—he couldn’t possibly have
planned it that way ? ? ? ?
With our Salem section last
week, 4th of July busy time
and the start of our subscrip
tion campaign this week—we
in the print shop just wave in
hurrying from one spot to the
other.
By the way’—we are having
a lot of youngsters that will
lie out hustling to get sub
scriptions to The Enterprise,
both new and renewal—and
even though you are “paid up’’
it will help them for you to
get on the list for another
year—besides with all the ris
ing costs, who knows what
next year will bring.
Don’t forget the Queen's
coronation this Friday—start
ing at the Grade school gym
at 7:30. The 4th of July prin
cesses have put a lot of time
and effort in getting ready for
their appearance and talent
numbers. It is a lot of fun (to
me) to watch these young peo
ple and I am always amazed
at the really good performance
they put on. Many of them
will say, “Oh. I don’t know
how to do anything”, but they
manage to find some perhaps
hidden talent and provide a
good evenings entertainment
as well as a crown for the
lucky one. But win or lose—
none of them really LOSE as
it helps give each and every
one confidence in themselves—
which is important.
.
Reception To Be
Held Sunday For
Kirt Baughmans
Mr. and Mrs. Sid Baughman
will have a reception at their
home on Lyons Rt. 1 (former
Albert Julian home) for their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Kirt Baughman who
were married May 7.
The bride is the former Pat
Tuthill of Oregon City where
the couple live. Mr. Baughman
is employed as a physical ther
apist in Portland.
The couple will be greeting
their guests from 2 until 5 p.
m. and friends of Kirt in this
area are invited to call and
see him again and meet his
wife.