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| aid Johnson of Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rogers
of Castle Rock, Wn., wfere
weekend guests, August 20 to
[ 22, at the Edward Titze home
when they were here to attend
the wedding of his niece, Alice
Clason, to Guy Walker on
August 21. Mrs. Mae Wiltse
left for her home in Seattle
August 28 after a week’s stay
at the Titze home.
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First day of school.
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Ohmarts Return from
Trip to Canada
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Ohmart
and John have returned from
a weeks vacation that took
I them to Vancouver, B. C.
Norma J. Long, Woman's Page Editor
Phone 897-2772
I where they visited with their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Ron Ohmart. Accomp
anying them was Mrs. Oh
mart’s mother, Mrs. R. H. Poff
Reunion on Sunday
The Ron Ohmarts are both
LYONS—The annual reun teachers and work with the
ion of the Kuiken family was, emotionally disturbed child
held Sunday at Fishermen’s. ren for the Children’s Aid So
The marriage of Miss There
Bend park. Of the eight living ciety. They have been in Van
sa Lynn Lankins to James Ed
members of he family,
six couver for about a year.
ward Ross was held Saturday,
were present. They will Wil-1 The Ohmarts took the Ferry
August 28, at the St, Vincent
liam, Wiebe, Anna Cochran to Victoria where they spent
DePaul Catholic church
in
Katie Skillings, Effie Toombs, two days and then went on to
Salem. Officiating at the 6 P-
the San Juan Islands, They
and Minnie Manning.
m. double ring ceremony was
especially enjoyed Butchart
Father Robert J. Crum.
Attending were Mr. and Mrs.
The bride, a resident of Sal-
Clifford LaVine from Toledo, Gardens in Victoria.
em, is the daughter of Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Wiebe Kuiken,
Mrs. Claude T. Lankins of Mill
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Kuiken, Mrs. Ed. O'Donnell
City. Parents of the groom are
of Scio, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Guest at Shower
Mrs. Ruby Ross and Ralph
Tuamo of Astoria, Mrs. Gladys
The Dale Broslg home was
L. Ross, both
of
Klamath
Kuiken, Mrs. Minnie Manning,
Falls.
Mrs. Anna Cochran, Mr. and the scene last Wednesday ev
Miss Lynn Fischer and Joe
Mrs. Gene Aldrich and daugh ening. August 25, when a pink
Smith sang the “Lord’s Pray
ter from Sacramento, Mrs. Jim 1 and blue shower was held hon
er,” “More”, and “We’ve Only
Murphy of Albany, Mr. and oring Mrs. Ed O’Donnell. Co-
Just Begun.” Organist was
Mrs.Bill Holtrof, of Aumsville, j hostesses ^were ! Mrs. Brosig
Mrs. Paul Riedl.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wiliams and and Mrs. Herb Bastuscheck.
Pink bows marked the pews
family of Turner, Mr. and Mrs. | The refreshment table was
and the altar was flanked with
Bill Alderson and family of ' centered with a cake, decorat
baskets of pink glads, white
Independence, Mrs. Elva Kui ed with pink and blue bootees.
mums and burgandy carna
ken, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Adams, 1 Appropriate games were play-
tions. Candlelighters were the
and daughter of Stayton, Mr. 1 ed and presenting the honored
altar boys.
and Mrs. Harvey Grimes and guest with gifts were the
son of Portland? Mr. and Mrs. Mmes. Bert Wells, Roger Pen-
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a gown
Hubert Dersham of Creswell, ‘rose. Terry Morris, Jerold
fashioned with a high, ruffled
Mrs. Hazel Kuiken of Beaver-, Mumey, Donald
Wiley,
Ed
collar, empire waist and beau
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Unger Anderson, Bill Bogle, Richard
The bride’s mother wore a of Hillsboro, Mrs. Barbara Moore, and Frank Stromquist.
tiful bishop sleeves with a
chantilly lace panel adorning pink crepe gown with pink ac Hutchinson of Mill City, Robin Sending gifts but unable to
the front of the gown. All-over cessories and the bridegroom’s Looney of Salem, Mr. and Mrs., attend were Mrs. Chris Teague
chantilly appliques surround mother chose a green ensemble Jack Roy and family, Mr. and and Mrs. Bid Sanders. Mrs.
ed the detachable train. Her with green accessories.
Mrs. Donald Kuiken and fam-; Bastuscheck was also unable
Assisting at the reception ily, Mr. and Mrs. James Toomb, '° attend.
shoulder length bouffant veil
were
Mrs.
Elmer
Baranick
and
of imported English nylon il
Mrs. Katie Skillings, Mr. and!
lusion was held by flowers cf Mrs. Mat Kolding cutting the Mrs. Delmar Skillings, Mr.1
Peu d’ Ange lace accented cake. Pouring were Mrs. Mar and Mrs. William Kuiken all
with seed pearls. She carried ian Torrey and Mrs. Susan of Lyons.
Mrs. John Teeters
a cascade of pink elf roses, Neiger. Miss June Kennedy
Oldest member present was
Mrs. Bruce Matthis returned
white baby breath and ivy, passed the guest book and the
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held with a burgany ribbon. Misses Debbie Lankins and Wiebe Kuiken of Scio, and home Tuesday, August
For good luck, she wore a Ellen Hoyven presided at the youngest, Jody Williams, of from a week’s vacation trip
gift table. The reception room Turner. Visitors present were she was accompanied by Mrs.
sixpence in her shoe.
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Honor maid was Mrs. Dennis was decorated with a punch Mr. and Mrs. Claude Litch- j Darlene Johnson of Salem,
field, Mrs. Alma Lentz of Sal- i The ladies spent several days
fountain
surrounded
by
greens,
Cline. Her gown was a full
length, pink shantung with pink glads, white mums and em, Miss Zeta Prichard of Mill. at both Victoria and Vancou-
City, Miss Johanna Holzfuss' ver, B. C., and would have
short bell sleeves and empire burgandy carnations.
For a wedding trip to British of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Hen liked to stayed longer. They
waist with a bow and semi
train in back. She carried a Columbia, the new Mrs. Ross ry Holzfuss of Lyons, and Mr. were guests overnight and vis
nosegay
of
pink
daisies. chose a burgandy suit. The and Mrs. Jim Garrison of Den ited one day at the home of
Mrs. Johnson’s sister in Seattle
Bridesmaids were Mrs. John couple will be at home after ver. Colo.
on the way home.
Blair, sister of the groom, and September 7 at 696 Oregon
Guests Monday and Tuesday,
Miss Ginny Lankins, sister of Avenue N. E. in Salem.
She is a medical assistant Miss Linda Nydegger
August 23 and 24 at the home
the bride. Their gowns were
of Mrs. Arthur Anderson were
identical to the maid of honor. and he is a student at Chem-
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Smith and
Flower girl and ring bearer eketa, studying law enforce Honored at Shower
Shelly of Richland, Wn., and
were Loreli Kolding and Mat ment.
LYONS—Mrs. Orville Down- ( , Mrs. Jack Anderson and child-
thew Kolding niece and neph
ing, Mrs. F
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Mrs. Barbara Callahan and of Brookings.
Serving as best man was
Mrs. Yvonne Pyeatt were host- ' Luncheon guests Monday,
Robert Rawlins and ushers
esses for a bridal shower held ’ August 23, at the home of
were Larry Gasperine and
Wednesday evening at the Mr. and Mrs. John Teeters
Ralph
Buckingham, all of
Downing home honoring Miss were his sister, Mrs. Robert
Klamath Falls.
Linda Nydegger, bride elect
j Coombs of Waldport, and Mr.
Bridal Bingo furnished the and Mrs. Lester Martin of Leb-
entertainment and after open-, anon. Mrs. Martin is a cousin
ing of the gifts, refreshments of Mr.
Teeters
and
Mrs.
were served to the honored Coombs.
guest. Miss Nydegger, Frances I
and Mrs. Robert Smith
Mertz, Barbara Palmer, Bern- °f Vancouver, Wn., were guests
ice Roberts Edith Albus, Car- Sunday at the home of his
oline Rabens, Ruth Rabens, brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
Cindi Nydegger, Sandi Me-. and Mrs. Grant Smith.
Dougall, Rosenary Silbernagel. i Susee Engdahl and sons,
Kelly Callahan, Cheryl Pyeatt, Erik, Chris and Garth were
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Guest. Elnora Boedigheimer,1 Sunday afternoon guests at,
Ruth Silbernagel, and the host- 'he home of Mr. and Mrs. Don-
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esses,
Mrs. t Downing,
Mrs. Py- oald Teeters were her cousin
eatt, Mrs. Barrow and Mrs. |
Callahan.
Several sent gifts who
unable to attend.
Theresa Lynn Lankins Marries James I
Ross Saturday in Salem Ceremony
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Friday night guests at the
Charles Kelly home were Mr.
and Mrs. T. W. Barkley of Es
calon, Calif., accompanied by
their grandson, Chris Barkley
of Pullman, Wn.. who is spend
ing this week here with his
other grandparents.
The Barkleys had spent sev
eral weeks in Pullman helping
in the care of their son’s fam
ily following recent surgery
undergone by Mrs. Paul Bark
ley (Leia Kelly.)
Saturday
they left for Corvallis to spend
a few days with relatives there
before going south.
Chris has a reservation for
Sunday to fly to Spokane,
where his parents will meet
him.
The Kellys took their young
I
houseguest boating on Detroit
Lake Saturday afternoon, and
to the State Fair in Salem on
Sunday afternoon and evening.
They enjoyed the Pete Foun
tain show at the grandstand i
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