2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, July 17, 1969
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Goldenweds
Garden Club Has
Fisherman's Bend
The Mill City Garden Club
I met Thursday July 10 at “The
i Firs” shelter at Fishermen’s
Bend Park for their annual
picnic at 12 o’clock. Mrs. Char
lie French and Mrs. Don Carl
son were ca-hostesses and fur
nished the dessert and coffee.
Mrs. Clyde Phillips presided
at the business meeting.
The August meeting will be
changed to Wednesday, August
6 so that the members can go
to Salem on August 7th to the
Salem Garden Club’s annual ’
tour of Gardens. Those wish-I
ing to go on the tour are ask-'
ed to contact Mrs. Else Allen.
The August 6th meeting will
be at the home of Mrs. O. K.
DeWitt.
Mrs. Wendell Heller, chair
man of the Garden Club Flow
er Show announced the date
as August 19 and the show
will be held in the High School
Gymnasium. Mrs. Heller gave
each member present a sched
ule for the show. This years
theme Is “Dahlia Time up the Otto Weid mans Host
Santiam”. Each member of
the club was given a dahlia Garden Club Picnic
in the spring and they will
LYONS—Mr. and Mrs. Otto
be on display at the show.
Anyone interested in entering Weidman were hosts for the
the show may have a schedule annual Garden club picnic at
by contacting Mrs. Heller. The their home Sunday with a pa
schedule will also be printed tio picnic dinner served at 12:30
later in the Mill City Enter followed by a tour of their bea
prise. Some cash prizes will be utiful gardens. Attending were
given this year as well as rib Mr. and Mrs. Harley Scott, Mr.
bons.
and Mrs. Ralph Downer, Mr.
Present at the picnic were and Mrs. Hugh Johnston, Mr.
Mrs. Arthur DeVore from New and Mrs. Glen Julian, Mr. and
Orleans, Louisana, Mrs. Clyde Mrs. Chester Riggs, Mr. and
Phillips, Mrs. O. K. De Witt, Mrs. F’loyd Bassett, Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Corning. Mrs. Mrs. Earl Allen. Mrs. Clyde
Louis Verbeck, Mrs. Else Al .Bressler, Mrs. Gladys Nygaard,
len, Mrs. Ross McCombs. Mrs. Mrs. Leota Worden, Kathy
Darwin Raines, Mrs. Charles Neal, and special guests, Mr.
Dolezal, Jr., Mrs. Wendell Hel and Mrs. W. E. McMahan of
ler. Mrs. Floyd Fleetwood, Redmond, Mr. and Mrs. El
Mrs. Al Yankus, Mrs. Martin mer Wilson of Woodburn and
Hansen, Mrs. John Swan. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Steinfelt of
Lowell Cree and the hostesses, Aumsville, all former residents
Mrs. French and Mrs. Carlson. here.
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Henness
of Gates are announcing the
engagement of their daughter,
Kandee to Frank Tuers, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Tuers cf
Mill City. Both young people
are graduates of Santiam High
school and he will be a Junior
at OTI this fall and she will
enter OSU as a Sophomore.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Senior Citizen Has
Birthday Anniversary
GATES—Algie Murphy cel
ebrated his 87th birthday an-1
niversary Saturday. He was
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson R. Stevens will observe the
born in Michigan but came to 50th anniversary of their marriage on July 27 at a re
the valley at an early age. Most ception at the Fellowship Hall of the Mill City Presby
of his life he has farmed near terian Church from 2 until 5 o’clock in the afternoon.
Salem and Stayton. He operat
ed a sawmill near Kingston Their daughters, Mrs. Jack (Lois) Scott of Mill City
and was instrument^ in getting and Mrs. Albert W. (Halle) Toman of Salem and their
electric service brought to that husbands will host the reception. Friends and relatives
area which benefit»«! many of are invited through the press to call at the church to
the farms there, besides his greet the couple. Mr. and Mrs. Stevens ask that no gifts
mill. When the Stayton Can be given, please. The Goldenweds have lived in this area
ning Company was built he for 45 years. They were married at Seattle, Washing
furnished the cannery with
fuel for its steam powered ton on July 27, 1919. Mrs. Stevens taught school for
equipment. Of a family of nine many years and Mr. Stevens was engaged in ranching,
he is next to the eldest and the the logging industry and had other business interests.
only living son. He has four They both have been active in Civic and Fraternal af
sisters, who helped him cele fairs.
brate his birthday: Mrs. Nora
Potter and Mrs. Bess William
son of Stayton and Mrs. Bvron Allen Nicholas Visits
Walt Thomas Family
Robertson and Mrs. Clara
Thomas of Salem.
Has Vacation Trip
His wife passed away in 1960 Relatives In South
GATES—Mr. and Mrs. Walt
and he now resides with his
Allen Nicholas, 11 year old er A. Thomas Sr., and Chris
son and daughter, Clarence son of Mr. and Mrs. Hurston vacationed in California this
Murphy and Mrs. Hazel Sey- Nicholas returned recently past week. While here they
moore. He also has two grand from a jet trip to visit his visited their son-in-law and
sons and two granddaughters, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Neal
Mrs. Vick Riesterer of Sublim Ge rge Mulléndote in Magnol King and grandson, Travis of
ity and Mrs. Robert Porter of ia, Mississippi and Mr. and Fresno.
Stayton and seven great grand Mrs. Fred Crow in Century,
While there they all went to
children.
Anaheim, where a full day
Florida.
He had a very exciting time was spent at Disneyland. In the Bates Family Has
while in the south with trips afternoon there was a moment
made to the Astro World; of surprise during the Story Sunday Reunion
watched the San Diego Padres Book Parade when Mrs. Thom
The third annual reunion of
play the H uston Astros at as and Mrs. King discovered
Visit our carpet department Houston, Texas; fished for that the little boy everyone tht' descendants of Isaac and
before you buy
Brown trout, catching 50. He was enjoying so much march Lucy Bates of Scio was held
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also lock in the Ringling Bros. ing with Porkey Pig and Mick Sunday at the John Neal Park
100% Kode! Polyester fiber Circus in Houston and all in all ey Mouse, was their own. Trav- ¡at Lyons,
21 colors now in stock
Between 40 and 50 people
had a never to be forgotten is. He was promtly sorted out
Terms available
attended.
and
returned
to
the
curb
trip.
Mrs. Crystal Limbeck of
Allen said the weather back amidst jests of “party pooper”
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Redmond
and Mrs. Roy Bates
from
tiie
other
watchers.
there
was
hot,
ranging
in
the
Across from Santiam Golf
The next day was spent in of Lyons were President and
Course Sublimity — Aums high nineties. Magnolia. Missi- Los
Angeles where they were Secretary last year.
pi is tht home town of Mrs.
ville Junction
joined by Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Mrs. Clyde Morgan of Mill
Nich das.
King, of Belton, Texas; Mrs. City was elected President for
Darrel Hickman of Temple, the coming year and Mrs. Faye
Texas; Mrs. Mack McFerran Bates 'f Aumsville. Secretary.
of Oxnard and Miss Carie Linn
The reunion is held every
I. pez of Ventura. The feature year on the second Sunday in
attraction visited there was the July with a picnic dinner at
famous old Forum. The cafe 12 o’clock.
teria is a landmark of note and
Attending from Mill City
is still resplendent with its col were Mrs. Clyde Morgan. Mrs.
Where Friends and Fine Food Meet
orful ceramic tile and iron Myrtle Bates and Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Shepherd.
grillwork.
Open from 7 A.M. To I A.M
While there Mrs. Thomas
and Mrs. King visited some
Japanese
gardens.
Turnidges Home From
(lates, Oregon
Wednesday Mr. and Mrs.
Th.imai, Chris and Mrs. Rine Canadian Trip
and Travis spent the day at
Yosemite
National
park
Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Turn-
Thursday they all visited Read idge returned Friday from a
ing Park Zoo. A feature of the 10 dav trip to Canada. They
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zoo was a two-dav-old Flamingo went ar far north as Augar
chick. Reading Park zoo has Like where they visited
had notable success with their friends. They fished several
Flamingos. There were three Lakes. They visited Mr. and
eggs du«' to hatch but two days Mrs Sven Swanson at their
before hatching time vandals ranch near Williams Lake and
entered the zoo at night.pres Mr. an I Mrs. Roy Miller at
umably over the
‘
fence and Quenelle.. Mr. Swanson and
smashed two of the eggs by Mr Miller art1 hunting guides
dashing them against the lion where Mr Turnidge was moose
house.
hunting last Nov ember.
Friday Mr and Mrs. Thom
They planned on fishing
as and Chris drove to ____
Moro some other lakes but they had
Bay for some sunning in the Ix'en closed because of people
surf and sand They saw the leaving so much debris around
Hurst Castle from the road. and in the lakes.
Tourists were watting for
The Turnidges reported some
hours for their guided tours rain on the trip, but they also
They stop|>ed at San Francisco had some nice weather.
where an enjoyable time was
spent in China Town and an
unforgettable ride on a Cable Jenk ins Family Return
car.
On up the coast they took From Vacation Trip
Thare ar* times when everybody just has to talk
the route through the Avenue
to somebody. That’s one of the wonderful things
Mr and Mrs Donald Jenk
f Giants, missed the newly
about the telephone. A friendly voice is always right
found tallest tree because of ins. Susan. Sally and Dennis
road construction. but met six have returned from a vacation
at hand. With a telephone you’re never really alone.
busloads of Roy Scouts from trip to Yellowstone Park and
S ilt Like City at the Found the Grand Tetons National
er s Tree Grove. The boys Park They said they had a
were i>n their way to the Jam- wonderful time and perfect
weather for the trip.
boree in Maha.
Dennis has Iveen home on
leave from Ft. haffee. Ark
ansas and left the family
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Andersen Family Has
Annual Reunion
The Andersen family reun
ion was held July 6 at Fisher
men's Bend park with 86 at-
tending. Those present includ-
ed:
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ander-
sen and son. Condon: Mr. and
Mrs. jack Andersen and fam
ily of Brookings: Mr. and Mrs.
Orville Oderman and son,
Beach; Mr. and Mrs. Cary Rob-
erts, L ebanon; Mr. and Mrs.
Elton Devine. Sixes; Robert
A. Andersen, Eugene: Miss
Connie Williams. San Loren-
zo, Calif.: Mr. and Mrs. James
Swan, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Andersen and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Andersen. Mr. and
Mrs. Durrel Andersen. Mr. and
Mrs. Gene Gibson and family,
Lee Roberts. Mrs. LaDonna
Brooks and son; Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Gibson. Mr. and Mrs. Art
Andersen. Mr. and Mrs. Grant
Smith and Bill Miller. Mehama:
Mrs. Ann Shinn. Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Shinn and Mr. and Mrs
Ray Shinn, and Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Lovell all of Albany: Mr.
and Mrs. Ron Phelps and
daughter: Mr. and Mrs. George
Curie and son; Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Spoelstra, all of Salem:
Mr. ami Mrs. Howard Smith
and family: Mr. an I Mrs. Greg-
ry Rich, and Mr. and Mrs. Al
Shinn of Portland: Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh I^ifennan and
granddaughter and Mr. and
Mrs. James Wilkinson and
family of Mead. Wn.. and Mr
and Mrs. Thomas Smith and
daughter of Richland. Wn.
Conimg the farthest were
the Benny Willmans and
daughter, Mischelle Mrs Mill
man is the daughter of the
Jack Spoelstra’s of Salem. Mr.
and Mrs. Miltman were re
turning from Germany where
they have been for almost tw?
years, flying to New York and
driving the rest of the way ar
riving just in time for lunch.
There were six new babies
since the last family reunion.
Elaine Stafford Marries Patrick Moore
In Saturday Evening Ceremony
Miss Ruth Elaine Stafford,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mar
vin Stafford f Mill City be
came the bride of Patrick Wil
liam Moore on Saturday, July
12 at i’:3C in the evening at the
First Christian Church, The
groom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel Moore, of Mill
City.
The Rev. Charles Fultz, pas-
tor of the church, performed
the double ring ceremony.
Ligating the tapers were
Miss LaDonna Bradley and
Miss Debra Barnhardt with
Mrs. Eugene Davenport play-
ing the wedding music.
The bride, escorted to the
altar by her father, was gown
ed in a floor length Redingote
dress of Chantilly lace over a
peau nc S. ie sheath. The gown
featured a circular built-in
Watteau train and a flounce of
ruffled lace accented the high
neckline and long sleeves.
A contour demi-tiarra of
pearl embellished lace anti org
anza held a floor length veil
of silk illusion.
Her bouquet was made from
white ice berg mums and pink
rosebuds.
Honor attendant was Miss
Patricia Moore, wearing a blue
nylon dotted Swiss floor-length
gown and bridesmaids were
Miss Melody Barnhardt and
Miss Delores Staff rd.
Flower girl was Leia Weath
ers. carry ing a basket of pastel
toned rose petals.
Best man for the groom was
Verdyn Aerni and ushers were
Linn Stafford and Lee Stafford,
brothers of the bride.
For her daughter’s wedding
Mrs. Stafford selected a pink
lace dress with matching coat
and she wore pink accessor
ies.
Mrs. Moore selected a blue
shantung suit dress with blue
accessories.
A reception was held at the
IOOF hall immediately follow
ing the ceremony with Mrs.
Carol Weathers cutting the
bride’s cake and Mrs. William
Lyness, aunt of the groom,
and Mrs. Dave Barnhardt. aunt
of the bride pouring.
Both the church and recep
tion hall were decorated in the
bride’s colors of rainbow hued
flowers and ribbon streamers.
For the wedding trip the
bride donned a white en-
semble with yellow trim a nd
yellow accessories.
The young couple will live
at Gates where he is employed
in construction. She has just
completed a course in a Salem
Beauty college and when her
husband enters the service this
fall will work in that occupa
tion.
Both young people are grad
uates of Santiam High school
and he has attended college in
the east and OSU. She attend
ed Bend Community college
for a year.
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Wednesday, July 16—
Jaycees at hall 8 p. m.
Santiam Rebekah lodge at
hall, 8 p. m.
Thursday, July 17—
North Santiam Aerie Fra
ternal Order of Eagles at hall.
8 p. m.
Tuesday, July 22—
Marilyn Club will meet at
Gates Clubhouse, 12 noon cov
ered dish luncheon.
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