Married In Garden Ceremony
2—Hie Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, August 30, 1973
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Following a short business
meeting of the
Mill City
I.O.O.F. #144, a social hour
was held with the interested
public in attendance.
The U. N. Pilgrimage Tour
student, Don Hoover, gave a
report on his tour and showed
many slides.
Don presented to the spon­
soring lodges, through their
noble grands, Albert Carr and
Mrs. Dave Barnhardt, a peace
medal from the U. N. The me­
dal will be placed on display
in the trophy case as a proud
memento of the occasion of
having sent a high school stu­
dent on the U. N. Pilgrimage
Tour.
Following the question and
answer period, refreshments
were served by the Santiam
Rebekah Lodge #166.
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Mr. and Mrs. Craig Martin Shaw (Colleen Kay Noe)
who were married ht a garden ceremony, August 26, at
the home of the bridegrooms parent’s, Mr. and Mrs
Verne Shaw, 23 Parkside Drive, Mill City.
•—Photo by Vera Sidwell
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Shaw-Noe Wed In Garden Ceremony
Photo by Loyd Sidwell
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The Parkside Drive home
of Mr. and Mrs. Verne Shaw
was the scene of the marriage
of their oldest son, Craig M.
Shaw and Miss Colleen Noe on
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Sunday afternoon at 1:00.
vin Preston of Montesano,
Moi
The ceremony took place in
Wash. Mrs. Briney was maid
the garden with Rev. Donald
of honor and Mr. and Mrs.
Andrews, the groom’s uncle
Melvin Preston were groms-
from Gold Beach officiating
man and bridesmaid at the
The young couple exchang­
Freeman’s wedding 25 years
ed their vows beneath an
ago.
archway covered with bamboo
JACKI SMITH
greenery. Pink and white
dahlias
and
multi-colored
Former
Residents
Couple Married
roses in white swans were
Mill City friends will be in- Announce Engagement placed at the top of stone
terested to learn of the mar
Announced recently was the steps. Tall baskets of dahlias
riage of Mrs. Harold Freres' engagement of Miss Jacki were placed on each side of
(Sharon Gallagher) to Robert1 Smith to Roderick Charles the arch.
The bride, who is the daugh­
Altman of Salem which was Hayter of Everett, Wash.
held recenily in Salem at the Jacki is the daughter of Mr. ter of Mrs. Helen Noe of
Candalaria Heights home of and Mrs. Maynard Smith of Cheyenne, Wyo. designed her
the bride.
Boring, and formerly of Mill gown of white sheer polyester,
The couple are now at home City where they lived for street length and with it she
in Salem following a wedding about ten years, having many wore a short veil held in place
by a pearl cap. She carried a
trip to Lake Tahoe and other friends in the area.
Miss Smith is a 1973 gradu fan of red roses, baby breath
points in California.
Sharon attended Mill City ate of Sam Barlow High and pink carnations.
William Howe of Salem, a
schools for several years when School and attended Mt. Hood
she made her home in Mill Community College, She is friend of the groom’s parents,
now
attending
modeling gave the bride in marriage.
City.
The bride was unattended.
school and will graduate in
Skye W. Shaw stood with
October.
Mr. Hayter is the son of his brother as best man.
background
music
Mrs. Lois Hayter and the late Stereo
Chaiton Hayter of Darri ng - played softly during the cere­
ton, Wash. He is a 1973 gradu­ mony.
The bride’s mother was un­
ate of Darrington High School
and attended Everett Com­ able to attend.
Members of the immediate
munity College. He is now
employed at Corrvair Airline, family and a few close friends
attended.
Inc., in Everett.
A reception followed for
The young couple is plan-
ning a spring wedding to be friends of the couple.
Mrs. Shaw chose a gown of
in Everett.
purple and white with laven­
i der shoes.
Cutting and serving
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Freeman Honored
On Their 25th Wedding Anniversary
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Don Hoover Speaks
On Pilgrimage Tour
IV ed 25 Years
Garlic bread
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Mr. and Mrs. Richard Free
man, Mill City, were honored
at a 25th wedding anniversary
dinner recently at the home
of Mrs. Freeman’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Preston in
I Longview’, Wash.
Richard Freeman and Bar­
bara Pneston were married
j Sept. 11, 1948 in Longview,
■ Wash. They have lived in the
Mill City-Lyons area for 19
| years and have three children.
They are Earnest Freeman,
Martinville, Ind., who is at­
tending Christian Theology
Seminary
in
Indianopolis,
Ind.; Esther Freeman. Eugene,
attending NCC and the U. of
O.;
and
Paul
Freeman,
i Eugene, minister of youth and
music and also attending NCC.
Also attending the anniver­
sary dinner party were Mr.
1 and Mrs. Ralph Briney, Long­
view; and Mr. and Mrs. Mel-
identicheck
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wedding cake were the
groom’s twin aunts, Mrs.
Donald Andrews of Gold
Beach and Mrs. Elmer Bilyeu
of Mill City.
Mrs. Bilyeu made the three
tiered wedding cake with a
bride and groom and doves
and cupids between the layers
and pink and white flowers.
Candles with pink and white
flower candle rings flanked
the cake.
Mrs. John Wills and Mrs.
Fred Krecklow served the
coffee and punch.
The bride and groom open
ed their gifts after toasting
each other with glasses that
were a gift of the groom’s
brother, Skye.
Assisting at the reception
were Mrs. William Howe of
Salem, Mrs. Donald Walker
and Fred Krecklow.
For their wedding trip, Mrs.
Shaw wore a long blue flower­
ed gown.
The bride Is a former bank
employee.
The groom is a graduate of
Santiam High School and is
a smoke jumper at Winthrop,
Wash.
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Women’s softball practice at
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Auxiliary meetings at the hiill
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Monday, September 3
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Tuesday, September 4
District 129J Schools open
Mill City Jr. Woman’s Club
meets at 7:30 p.m. at the home
of Marilyn Jahn.
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Mill City Garden Club 12:30
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