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2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, April 19, 1973
Local Residents
Attend Wedding
In Silverton
Several people from here at­
tended the wedding of Miss
Lorna Lee Nelson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Richard NeI-< n
of Silverton, and David Croan.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Edsel
Croan of Sublimity, formerly
of Mill City, which was held
at
the
United
Methodist
Church in Silverton on Satur­
day, April 14.
Mrs. John MacGregor cut
and served the wedding cake
Others at-
at the reception,
here included
tending from
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Epperson,
Mr and Mrs. Don Carlson, Mr.
and Mrs. Bonnie Whitsett, Jr.,
Mr. and Mrs. Al Yankus, and
Jim Olson. Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Sigfried of Stayton, but for­
merly of Gates, were also pres­
ent. Most of the men had
worked together at Detroiit
Dam. where Edsel Croan is
still employed.
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Community Church was the
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the wedding of Miss Delva siding at the gift table was
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The wedding cake was made
Chuculate. The seven o’clock
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ceremony was performed by and decorated by Jerry Collis,
the bride’s uncle, Rev. Luther Moses Lake, Wash., a cousin
Church School
Saner of Springfiield. A re­ of the bride.
ception followed in the Detroit
High School library.
Children Put On Skit
The bride is the daughter of
Children of the Presbyterian
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Saner, Jr.
Church School, which meets
of Idanha and the bridegroom
each Monday after school, put
is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
cn a Palm Sunday skit during
Moses Chuculate of Bakers­
the regular service Sunday
field, Calif.
morning, with a large group of
The bridal gown, designed
children taking part. Tedd
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and made by the bride's aunt, I
Wilkinson, a high school stu­
Collis
of
Seattle,
Mrs. Howard
dent, was the narrator.
was of off-white Spanish lace Thursday, April 19
Arranging the skit, during
over yellow bridal satin, fash
which a free-standing cross
Public meeting with Sen
ioned with empire waist and
was decorated with laurel
scalloped
neckline.
The
hem
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Ken
Jernstedt at the Eagles
by
the
leaves and daffodils
line of the
skirt, cathedral Lodge at 8:00 p.m. Sen Jern­
children, was Robert Hayes,
train of lace and fingertip stedt will discuss the McCall
assisted by Margaret Strom-
veil
were bordered in scallop- Tax plan.
quist, Donna Podrabsky, Elsie
' ing. A crown of seed pearls
Santiam High School play
Ohmart and Monty Megargel.
held her veil in place and she “Finders, Creepers” at the
carried a cascade bouquet of High School Auditorium at
yellow and white daisies. Her 8:00 p.m.
necklace was a pearl drop fire
opal and diamond, a birthday Friday, April 20
gift from her mother.
Mill City-Gates American
Miss Alta Saner was her sis­
ter’s maid of honor. She wore Legion meeting at the I.O.O.F.
a floor length polyester yel­ Hall at 8:00 p.m.
Good Friday services at the
low gown fashioned with em­
pire waist. Orange and yellow Community Church at 7:30
hearts crocheted together trim­ p.m.
med
the length of the gown,
man’s Club, assisted by the
sleeves, and band of her yel­ Sunday, April 22
Junior Woman’s Club, at Fel­
low hat. She carried a basket
Easter Sunrise services at
lowship
Hall I
on
Friday,
,
of
yellow daisies.
the Christian Church at 6:30
. April 13, for the benefit of
Miss a.m.
Bridesmaids
were
I Camp Easter Seals for Crip-
Burns
Jackie
Williamson
of
Easter breakfast at the San­
was
adjudged
a
pled Children,
tiam High School Cafeteria
huge success, Over $65 was
from 7:00 to 11:00 a.m.
taken in from the Dime-a-Dip
Annual Easter Egg Hunt at
Self-Service, thus enabling the
empire waist, short sleeves, ac- the City Park at 1:00 p.m.
clubs to sponsor more than two
i cented with yellow and white
full campships for worthy
, daisy trim, and wore yellow Monday, April 23
persons.
Lions Club dinner meeting
hats. They carried white bas­
General chairman for the
kets of yellow daisies.
at 6:30 p.m. at the Frontier
lovely affair was Maymie
Candlelighters were Miss Inn.
Reed, with other members on
Lynn Shaubel of Tiillamook
Womens volleyball 7:00 to
her committee
being Mary i
and Miss Louann Hile of 9:00 p.m. at the grade school
Youmans, Helen Kimmel, Kate
Salem. They wore yellow floor gym.
Doble, Ruth Cummings, and ‘
Theresa Saalfeld. Edith Ma-
Mr. and Mrs. William Me­ I Chemeketa Community Col- length polyester gowns dotted
I with white daisies. Green flow­ Tuesday, April 24
son was chairman of table dec-1 Clintock of Mill City are an­ lege.
Marilyn Club benefit lunch­
orations, and Jenny Cauble nouncing the forthcoming mar-
Fred is the son of Mr. and ing ribbons trimmed the em­
was in charge of the kitchen.1 riage of their daughter, Miss Mrs. Wayne Alban of Stayton. pire waist and they wore pale eon at the Fellowship Hall be­
Mary Lou Suckling represent- Patty McClintock, to Fred Al He is also a graduate of San- green hats. All of the attend­ ginning at 11:45 a.m.
Bid or Bunch pinochle party
ed the Junior Woman’s Club ban on June 24 at the First tiam High School, OTI at Kla- ants gowns were designed and
hand sewn by the brides at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Ann
on the committee, and mem- Christian Church in Salem,
Miss McClintock graduated : math Falls and served two mother, Mrs. Phillip Saner, Hovey.
bers of both clubs furnished
last June from Santiam High years in the army. He is now Jr.
the salads.
Wednesday, April 25
I Richard Davis of Bakersfield
The centerpiece for the serv­ School and is now attending I a mechanic at Scio.
Marilyn Assembly #60. Or­
¡stood with Mr. Chuculate as der of Rainbow for Girls,
ing table, made up of red and
j
best
man.
Ushers
were
Harold
yellow tulips and branches of
meeting at the I.O.O.F. Hall
Crees Celebrate
Hiebert and Donald and Estel at 7:30 p.m.
quince, was arranged by Lou
Saner, brothers of the bride.
MacGregor.
Santiam Chapter, A.A.R.P.
Following a wedding trip to meeting and potluck dinner to
Friday, the 13th, proved to 42nd Anniversary
Canada, the couple will reside begin at 6:00 p.m. at the high
be a lucky day for all those in­
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cree
in Idanha. The bride is a stu- school.
volved, and those in charge spent last week vacationing
; dent at Phagan’s School of
want to express their appre­ in Victoria. B. C., Canada cele­
Cub Scout Pack meeting at
Beauty and the bridegroom is
ciation to all those who assist­ brating their 42nd wedding an­
7:30 p.m. at the Scout Cabin.
employed at Green Veneer,
ed, as well as the good turnout niversary. They went up Sun-
1 Inc. in Idanha.
which attended
' day and returned Friday night.
The Presbyterian Women’s I Cutting and serving the Sponsored as a public service
'They visited the Butchart Gar­ J Association met Thursday af­ cake at the reception were
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dent, Parliament Buildings, ternoon, April 12, at the home Mrs. Howard Collis and Mrs.1
I museums and other points of of Mrs. Charles Kelly with on­ Darrell Marler. Presiding at I
> interest.
By Debbie McLain
ly seven members present due the coffee urn and punch bowl
The weather was like sum­ j to illness and other commit­ were Mrs. Merle Birch and
Monday morning, right af­
ter the bell rang, the chorus mer all week and the flowers ments. The hostess served a Mrs. Lucille Wallis, all aunts Insurance Agency, Inc.
students traveled to Scio to and flowering trees were bea­ 1:30 dessert luncheon before
493 Third Street, Stayton
practice for the Spring Festi­ utiful.
the meeting.
They
also
attended
Installa
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val with Dr.
Donald Winn
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The Gospel Truth Singers Star chapters in Victoria.
with Mrs. Arlo Tuers acting as
paid another visit to Santiam
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on Monday morning. The stu­
utes of the previous meeting
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were read and the treasurer’s
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this year as they did last year.
report given by Mary Tuers. |
Monday, after school, the
Donations of $25 were voted,
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basketball team traveled to
including $10 to Overseas Hos­
The
pinochle
parties
which
Cascade High, to play their
pital, $5 to Feed the Hungry,
junior varsity baseball team. have been held all winter and and $10 to National Missions.
The Wolverines didn’t do too spring at the Engles Hall,
Literature on
the “One
great, and were thus the losers. sponsored by the auxiliary, Great Hour of Sharing” was
The final score was six to four. have been discontinued until received, the annual collection
Whether it be leather, Candles or Stained
Tuesday morning, the band fall. Committee in charge has for which will be taken up
Glass. We have a Gift for every occasion.
students visited Scio to prac­ been Lorraine Bibler, Toots during the Sunday morning
tice for the Spring Festival Blazek, Dorothy Peterson and services at the church.
North Santiam Blvd.
Elma Stewart assisted by other
with their various directors.
The association received a
members.
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—10 a. m. - 6 p. m.
After school, the Wolverines
request to serve at the recep­
The final party was held tion following a wedding on
played the Kennedy Trojans in
except Wednesday
a baseball game. The Wolver­ Thursday with Gwen Swope I Saturday, July 28, to which
ines were the victors, but I and Ervin Peterson winning , they agreed,
have no score from that game. high; George Arthur and Ruby | Members were invited to at
Tuesday evening, Scio held Brisbin, low. Mrs. Brisbin and I tend a Thursday evening meet-
the annual
Spring Festival. Orville Hayward received the ing at the elementary school '
The band and the chorus did pinochle prizes.
preparatory to making ar-1
A donation of five new decks rangements for the Health Fair
great jobs with their songs,
and Mr. Hillesland did an out­ of cards to start the fall sea­ which may be held here in
standing perforamnce as the son was made by Gwen Swope July.
director for the massed bands. and Ruth Nelson.
Devotions were led by Mrs.
The chorus was very thankful
Earl Loucks who read several
to Mr. Grant, as he got out of Cu+sfor+hs Return
passages from the scripture, I
bed to go play for them. We’re
also calling attention to the
glad he felt well enough to From Trip South
letter from the Laddy Elliotts
GATES — Returning home who are serving in Alaska.
make the trip to Scio.
Thursday, Colton arrived for last Saturday from a weeks Prayer was given by Mrs. Her­
a track meet. It seems like the vacation were Gael and Leo­ bert Schroeder.
boys are really doing alright, nora Cutsforth. They went
A get-well card was sign­
but the girls are still behind. down through Reno, Virginia ed by the members for Mrs.
The outstanding performers City and on to Death Valley John Swan, a faithful attend­
on the boy’s track team were which was the purpose of the ee who was ill at home with
Ron Podrabsky, who threw the trip. They spent two days the flu.
discus 104’ 4", and put the shot there visiting Scotty’s Castle
The program for the after­
45’ lOy«"; Kenny Morgan, who and all around the area. Few noon consisted of the showing
broke the five-minute mark on roads they couldn’t get to be- of a film-strip, entitled “A
the mile. His time was 4:58.8. cause of snow Everything was World Filled with Neighbors,’’,
Kurt Carpenter had three first so green and flowers bloom­ which comes under the cate­
places: pole vault, high hurd­ ing all over the place. There gory of “Self-development of
les, and the 440 relay.
had been an unusual amount of People". This was in prepara­
One of the outstanding per­ rain this year, about ten in- tion for the One Great Hour of
formers for the girls was Lori ches, and there were flowers Sharing.
The meeting was closed with I
Hildebrandt who took four in bloom that hadn’t bloomed
each member giving a sen-'
first places: low hurdles, 440 in years.
relay, 880 relay, and the long
They returned home through tence-prayer as suggested by
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jump with a jump of 13’ H".
the Sequoia Forest and stop­ : the president, Hazel Hayes.
Friday, the Junior-Senior ped at Oakland, Calif, to visit
Attending Thursday after­
m Princesses were an- Leonora’s aunt and husband, noon were Daisy Geddes,
nced. They are: Linda Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sher­ Mabie Schroeder, Clara Ep­
g, Cindy Nelson and Fran- wood. In Olivehurst they vis­ person, Mary Tuers, Mary
Hamilton. Good luck and ited a niece and husband, Mr. Loucks, Hazel Hayes and the
the hostess, Mary Kelly.
gratulations!
and Mrs. Charles Center.
LYONS — Mrs. Reta Cruson
and Mrs. Evelyn Julian were
hostesses for the Lyons Gar­
den Club Wednesday afternoon
held at the Cruson home. Mrs.
Katie Skillings presided over
the meeting with Mrs. Dorothy
Downer, secretary.
The
usual
business was
carried out and each answered
roll call by telling what plant
they grew best. At the close of
the meeeting, the guest speak­
er, Mrs. Mary Regimbal, told
of her trip to Washington, D.C.
which proved to be very in­
teresting. Attending the meet­
ing were Hazel Wirth, Cathy
Neal,
Gertrude
Weidman,
Helen Johnston, Katie Skill-
iings, Dorothy Downer, Fern
Sletto, Gladys Nygaard. Leona
Gunn, Eileen Todd, Celene
Taylor, Eva Bressler, Frances
Bilyeu, Florence Burmester.
Mauretta Silbernagel, Nellie
Riggs. Alma Olmstead, Bea
Bassett, Virgene Scott, Mrs.
Mary Regimbal and guests.
Mrs. Katie Schaefer from Le­
banon and Mrs. Wilameane
Johnson of Lyons.
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