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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (June 18, 1970)
ft 2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, June 18, 1970 F Wosnowi. PcUfñ We Have A Brand New Supply Of PRE-FINISH PANELS Norma J. Long, Woman's Page Editor A Melody Rosamond Honored Wednesday B ank A miricaro a At Bridal Shower Mrs. Rex Ohmart and Mrs. Douglas Ohmart were co-host- esses for a lingerie shower Wednesday evening honoring Miss Melody Rosamond, bride elect of Frank Catherwood. The bride’s colors, blue and white, were used in the decor. you watch where Games were played and af ' ou're goin’ — That ‘S’ stand ter the opening of gifts, re >r TI P1D’?!” freshments were served to the honored guest and Mmes. Ir vin Tucker, B. Bumgarner, James Wright, Hannah Cather wood, Gerald Rosamond and Miss Judy Klecker of Salem. Those sending gifts were Mmes. Gale Pennington, Wayne Rosamond, Merle Stew art and James Girod. KELLY LUMBER SALES MILL CITY. 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S.. free replacement or repair, including related labor, of parts found defective as to workmanship or material under normal use. and returned through Amana s dealer-distributor organization Owner is responsible for local cartage repairmen s travel expense if required, replacer,.ent of gaskets, rubber or plastic parts and light bulb* Any product subjected to accident, misuse, negligence abuse, defacement of serial f late or alteration shall void the warranty. n Canada, the warranty applies as above except that it does not cover taxes, duties, assessments levied at time of part export. IT SHOULD BE AMANA! Come In and See a Live Demonstration! Stayton Refrigeration Swnrthlnf truly nuw In coking wutrnl FAST ILICTRONIC COOKINCI STAYTON Bride Married on Birthday Phone 897-2772 Moore-Bennett Wedding Vows Exchanged Sat. At a 2 o’clock ceremony on Saturday afternoon Miss Pa tricia Ann Moore became the bride of Mark Earl Bennett at the local Presbyterian church. Rev. Charles Fultz, minister of the Mill Oity Christian church, officiated at the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Daniel W. Moore, Jr.,'and Mark is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bernard Ben nett, all of Mill City. The bride chose her 18th birthday anniversary' for her wedding day. She wore a gown of imported Chantilly lace with bouffant skirt of ruffled tiers sweeping into a Cathedral train. A camelot cap of lace trimmed in seed pearls held her tiered illusion veil. She carried a nosegay of white roses and the wh.te prayer book her mother carried on her wedding day 25 years ago. Preceding the bride to the altar were two flower girls,1 Nancy Moore and Molly Ben nett. Maid of Honor was Miss Shirley Stone and Bridesmaids were Mrs. Donald Podrabsky, sister of the groom and Miss Judy Boroughs. They wore floor-length dresses of baby blue dotted Swiss with full. | Miss Patricia Ann Moore became the bride of Mark puffed sleeves, accented with Earl Bennett Saturday, June 13 in an afternoon cere white lace cuffs and wide. white sashes tied in the back I mony at the Mill City Presbyterian Church. with a large bow. They wore| wide brimmed hats made of white lace and carried nose gays of white roses and carn ations tied with baby blue streamers. 1 Robert Wood stood with the groom as best man. Ushers were Craig Bennett, the, groom’s brother and Donald Podrabsky, brother-in-law of, the groom. A reception followed in Fel- lowship hall. The young couple are both. graduated of Santiam High, the bride graduating with the class of ’70. The young couple will be making their first home in Sa lem. GATES— The Morningside United Methodist Church in Salem was the setting for the wedding of Miss Linda Reed and Herbert Romey on June 12. Rev. Charles W. Easley of ficiated at the 7:30 p.m. cere mony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Reed of Sil verton and the groom is the son of Mrs. Louisa Wrigles- worth of Salem and formerly of Gates. Lime green and shades of pink were the colors chosen by the bride for her wedding. Her gown was made with an empire bodice, sculptured neck line edged with scallops, three quarter length flounced sleeves of Alencon lace and watteau train in matching lace. Lace appliques accented with tiny iridescent sequins on the organza skirt. Her shoulder length veil of | illusion was caught to a head- • piece of pearls and rhinestones. She carried an arm bouquet of pink chrysanthemums tied with pink and lime green rib Presbyterian Women bons. Maid of honor was Miss Cin Hold "Work Day" dy Reed, sister of the bride. Her gown was floor length, At Fellowship Hall empire style of pink crepe The Presbyterian Women’s I trimmed with lime green dais Association held a “work day” ies. at Fellowship Hall on Thurs Miss Rita Gross and Miss day, June 11, beginning at 10 Patty Rose were bridesmaids. o’clock in the morning. Sever Their gowns were the same as al large boxes of Summer the Maid of honor. All carried clothing were sorted and pack baskets of pink chrysanthe ed for shipment over-seas. mums tied with pink and lime At noon, the ladies enjoyed green ribbons. a sack-lunch, with Mrs. Arlo Standing with the groom as I Tuers serving as hostess for best man was Roy Spaikman.. dessert and c' ffee Groomsmen were Carl Reed., No ' formal ------ ■ 1 business —»• meeting brother of the bride and Nor was held, but preparations man Graves. Seating the guests were begun for serving at the were the bride’s cousins, Scott reception following the Mark Gotter and Steve Gotter. Bennett-Patricia Moore wed A reception followed the cer ding on Saturday, June 13. The emony in the Church’s social women have also been asked room. to serve at the wedding recep Following a trip along the tion for the Frank Catherwood- Oregon Coast the couple will Melodv Rosamond wedding on make their home in Salem. the next Saturday, June 20. Lyons Couple Honored on 35th Wedding Date LYONS—Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schiewek were honored on their 35th wedding anniversary with a reception held Satur day night. June 6, for relatives and friends at the First As sembly of God Church in Sal em. Hosting the affair were their daughter and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Brown of Hood River and their son and wife. Mr. and Mrs. John Schiewek f Lebanon. Another son and wife, Mr. and Mrs David Schiewek of Hawaii, were unable to be present Mrs. I>eo Phillips and Mrs. Vernon Brown served the cake Mrs. Frank Thompson, sister of Mrs. Schiewek who was maid of honor at the wed ding, p ured the coffee and an other sister. Mrs. Tom Ruvle presided at the punch bowl. Patty Thompson, neice. was in charge of the guest book. John Schiewek sang two numbers and read the history. Fer Quality Job Printing call The Entei prise, 897-Î772. Community Calendar of Events I Wednesday, June 17— North Santiam Chamlter of Commerce Installation Dinner at Riverview Cafe. Cocktails at 7 p.m.. Dinner at 8 p m. Don McNiel of the Salem Chamber of Commerce will be the guest speaker Thursday, June 18— F. O. E. at Ixxige Hall. 8 p.m. Monday, June 22— T.A.C. Meeting at Krecklow home. 8:00 p.m JayCeettes at the home of Barbara Penrose at 8:00 p. m. ■Sponsored as a public service MADISON & DAVIS Insurance Agency, Inc. 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