2—The Mill Cifri Enterprise, Thursday, Oct. 25, 1978
Mr. and Mrs. Gorton
Wamatú» ßatf»
Santiam Ripples
Celebrate Golden
by Glenn Humes
Anniversary In Salem
Monday after school Pep
Club had a worknight.
Wednesday
after school,
GAA held a meeting and talk­
ed about Spirit Week. Inter­
school council met third period
Wednesday. They talked about
the school lunch prices.
Thursday, there was an ex­
ecutive student council meet­
ing and they talked about the
homecoming. Friday, during
activity period, class meetings
were held. Each class talked
about how and what they were
going to do for Spirit Week.
For Spirit Week, everyone
mutt bring a stuffed animal
Monday Tuesday is Hat Day,
Wednesday
is Sock Day.
Thursday is Class Day, and
Friday is Red. White and Gray
Day. All week pennies are to
be brought for each class for
points.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cree,
Mrs. William McClintock and
Sue attended a reception Sun­
day afternoon in Salem honor­
ing Mrs. Cree’s brother-in-law
and sister. Mr. and Mrs. O. W.
Gorton, who were celebrating
their Golden Wedding Anni­
versary.
Mr. and Mrs. Gorton were
married Oct. 10, 1923 at the
home of the late Rev. J. J.
Evans, minister of the First
Christian Church. Attending
the service were Mrs. Gorton’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Dickinson, her sister, Mrs.
Cree, and Mr. Gorton’s sis-
ter and
brother-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold White, who
Mrs.
were their attendants.
Gorton’s father is now deceas­
ed. Th" others were all pres­
ent at the reception Sunday.
Mrs. Cree served the punch
during the reception.
Mr. and Mrs. Gorton have Monday. October 29
lived their entire married life
Meat Hash
in Salem. Mr. Gorton retired
Bread and Butter
eight years ago from the for­
Mixed Fruit
mer Oregon Pulp and Paper
Mountain Bar Cookie
Co. They have four children,
Milk
Mrs. John (Jean) Wehrli of Tuesday, October 30
Salem. Mrs. Blaine (Wilma)
Grilled Cheese Sandwich
Hanks of Pendleton, Lloyd
Sliced Tomatoes
Gorton and Dale Gorton, both
Pineapple
of Salem, and 12 grandchild­
Ice Cream
ren. Mrs. Gorton has one sis­
Milk
ter and two brothers. All were Wednesday, October 31
present at the reception,
Chili Beans
Buttered Toast
A dinner was served follow­
Tossed Salad
ing the reception for about
Diced Pears
fifty members of the family.
Chocolate Cake
Milk
Over two hundred attended
Thursday. November 1
the reception.
Chicken Pot Pie
Orange Juice
Ice Cream
For a Good Selectioa of
Milk
Norma J. Long, Woman's Page Editor
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To Visit Local Auxiliary
Attends Lebanon
Lodge Anniversary
Phone 897-2772
Lebanon IOOF Lodge -47
celebrated its 100th anniver­
sary Thursday, Oct. 18.
Going from Mill City were
School of Instruction
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ander­
Mrs. Dave Barnhardt,
Held by Local Chapter son,
Mrs. Alex Bodeker, Mrs. Al­
Marilyn Chapter #147, OES, bert Carr, Mr. and Mrs. Tom
held a special meeting at the Dougharty, Mrs. Velma Har­
Hugh Johnston.
IOOF Hall on Monday evening rison, Mrs.
‘at 8:00 p.m. for the purpose of Mrs. Lang Stafford, Mrs.
Arthur Snow, Mrs. Otto Weid­
the school of instruction.
Mrs. Gale (Marjorie) Wilson man and Mrs. Luther Yates.
Forest Reed, noble grand of
from Sweet Home, associate
grand matron of the Grand Lebanon IOOF -47, was mas-
Chapter of Oregon, was the ter of ceremonies for the oc-
casion. Distinguished visitors
instructress.
Kenneth
Overgaard,
Guests escorted and intro­ were
duced were Karl Wipper, PGP grand master of the Grand
of the Grand Chapter of Ore­ Ixidge of Oregon, Ralph Pauli,
gon. Marjorie Wilson, associate grand secretary of the Grand
grand matron, Mildred Wiley, Lodge of Oregon, and seven
President Marian Glaab
grand representative to Colo­ past grand masters. Mavis
The Fraternal Order of
rado in Oregon, Marjorie Pauli, past president of the
Warrington.
worthy matron Rebekah Assembly of Oregon Eagles Auxiliary State Presi­
and John Warrington, worthy and marshal of the Interna­ dent, Marian Glaab, will make
patron of Victoria Chapter, tional Assn, of Rebekah As­ her official visitation to the
Santiam
Auxiliary
semblies, represented Vivian North
1 Turner,
Visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Puitt, president of the Rebe­ Thursday evening, Nov 8.
A banquet will be held in
Glen Staley from Del Mar kah Assem. of Ore., who was
unable to attend. Also attend­ her honor at the Frontier Inn
Chapter, Pacifica, Calif.
With Mrs. Wilson instruct­ ing were five other past presi­ that evening at 6:30 with a
regularly scheduled auxiliary
ing, the officers practiced es­ dents.
corting, balloting and conferr­
Christine Smith, past presi­ meeting to follow at 8 p.m. at
ing of degrees
with Betty dent of the Rebekah Assembly the lodge. All auxiliary mem­
Plane
from
Turner
and of Oregon and past president bers and husbands are invited
Gladys Roberts from Sweet of the IA of RA, was presented to attend the dinner.
Marian Glaab of Bend, is a
Home as courtesy candidates. a membership jewel from the
Merle Garton served as IARA by Mavis Pauli. Jon life-long resident of Oregon.
worthy patron; Lowell Cree, Stogsdill, grand ruler of the having lived in Portland and
associate
patron:
Gordete Junior Grand Lodge of Ore­ later in Bend. She joined
Garton, associate conductress; gon, and Kathryn Stogsdill, Bend Auxiliary #2089 on May
Thelma
Moore,
chaplain; president of the Theta Rho 25, 1945. She served as Ma­
Muriel Phillips, martha; and Assembly of Oregon, a first dam President of Bend Auxil­
Mary Kelly, Warder, in the brother-sister team to be elect­ iary in 1947-48. During the
absence of the regular officers. ed to the two top offices, were years following, she served as
Drill Team Captain for sev­
Mrs. Wilson spoke briefly present.
under good of the order. Re­
Music was provided by an eral years and is still an active
freshments were served fol­ excellent seven member local member of the team. She was
lowing the meeting by Mrs. band and a vocalist and her elected to her first state office
in Pendleton in 1967 and has
Kate Doble, Mrs. Muriel Phil­ accompanist.
lips, Mrs. Pat McClintock and
Pearl Rebekah Lodge #47 served as a state officer con­
Mrs. Jane Moore. The tables entertained with a drill by a tinuously since that time, be­
were decorated appropriately 16 member team under the ing installed as madam state
for Halloween.
direction of Mrs. Audrey Tem­ president in Grants Pass in
1973.
Mrs. Wilson and her travel­ ple. drill captain.
ing companion, Mrs. Gladys
Mrs. Dave Barnhardt. noble
Roberts, were dinner guests Lodge #166, presented Mrs.
Why don’t YOU wuhscribe
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. grand of Santiam Rebekah
Lowell Cree before the meet­ Freda Grugett, noble grand of to The Mill City Enterprise T
ing.
Fearl #47, with a gold rose
candle snuffer in honor of the
occasion.
MEHAMA — The Mehama ting and serving the cake
Community Church was de­ were Mrs. Gordon McMorris
corated with baskets of pink and Carol Walz, both of Sa­
glads and white button mums lem, and Cynthia Hughes of
with pink candles and green­ Astoria, cousin of the bride.
ery for the wedding of Bonnie Mrs. Susee Engdahl of Healds­
Dean Christensen and Robert burg, Calif., aunt of the bride,
C. Reid on Saturday. Oct. 20.; ' and Mrs. Dan Hughes of As­
The Rev. Frank Schutswohl, toria were at the coffee urns.
pastor of the Church, officiat­
Making and serving the
ed at the double ring cere­ punch were Mrs. Donald
mony. Mrs. K. J. Golliett was' Teeters, aunt of the bride,
organist and the candles were I Jane Engdahl, cousin of the
lit by Garth Enghahl and ’ bride, and Mrs. Edward Walz.
; Laurie Hughes, cousins of the ] Mrs. Bruce Teeters passed the
bride.
i ' ____
________
guest book
and _____
Mrs. _____
Douglas
The bride is the daughter of Teeters and Sheryl Hughes, all
Mrs. Gerald V. Christensen of cousins of the bride, were in
Mehama and the bridegroom’s' charge of the gifts.
parents are Mr. and Mrs.
The new Mrs. Reid is a
George C. Reid~of Hull, Mass, graduate of Stayton Union
Bid or Bunch Club
Stuart G. Christensen of High School and is now serv­
San Louise Obispo, Calif, esc­ ing with the navy at Lemoore
orted his sister who wore a Naval Air Station in Calif.
Meets At Podrabsky
long white gown in Victorian Mr. Reid graduated from Hull
Santiam
Rebekah
Lodge
style, trimmed in lace and a High School in Hull, Mass, and
short veil. She carried a bou­ received his discharge from #166 met in regular meeting Home Monday Evening
Oct. 17 with noble grand, Mrs.
quet of pink baby roses and the navy in April.
Mrs. Gladys Podrabsky was
daisy mums centered with a
After a short trip, the couple Dave Barnhardt, presiding.
hostess for the Bid or Bunch Thursday, October 25
Anderson,
Albert
Glenn
going away corsage. For some­ will be making
their first
Pinochle Club at her home
IOOF #144 meeting at the
Carr and Otto Keoneke were ’
thing old, she wore her home at 18414 Kings Estate, F. appointed
to the membership , “Dyre^n6 All members IOOF Hall at 8 p.m.
grandmothers pearls.
10, Manford Amona Rd. Le- committee for Thomas Dough-| w^ pr£sent.
The brides only attendant more, Calif.
FOE #3384 Aerie and Aux­
erty.
I The Halloween motif was
was Susan Hays of Wichita,
used in the decor and refresh­ iliary meetings at the lodge
Mrs.
Arnold
Syverson,
sec-1
Kans., who wore a floor length
retary of the Three Links Club ments served before the eve- at 8 p.m.
gown of deep pink frosty-
reported on the October 1 1 j - ; ning of cards.
pucker material with small
Pinochle party at the Eagles
meeting. The club accepted , Mary Wright won the door Lodge at 1 p.m. Public invited.
flowers and carried a single
,
prize
and
Ann
Hovey
the
pi
­
the Mill City firemen’s bid to
pink rose.
Elsie Ohmart
Santiam Booster Club meet­
serve their annual Thanksgiv­ nochle prize.
Teeters of Stayton
Douglas ~
ing dinner Nov. 18. Mrs. Otto won high score and Carol ing at 7:30 p.m. in Room Three
acted as best man for Mr.
Weidman was appointed chair­ Brosig received low.
of the high school.
Reid and ushers were Chris
Joyce Trout will host the
man
for the event.
Engdahl of Healdsburg, Calif.,
It was voted to clean the next party on Nov. 12.
LYONS — Exchanging their
and Michael Walz of Mehama.
Monday, October 29
A reception followed in the, marriage vows at Our Lady of dining room curtains and wait
I Mehama club hall which was | Lourdes Church in Jordan Sa- until the repainting had been
Women’s volleyball at the
grade school gym, 7 to 9 p.m.
j------ -_ in the •___•
— turday were Miss Christine completed before buying new Historical Society
I decorated
bride’s colors
■ of pink and lime green. Cut- Marie Henning and Robert drapes and curtains.
A potluck dinner served the
Joseph Ruettgers with Father
Sponsored as a public service
Mill City Meeting October 28
Bernard Neumann officiating members of the
IOOF #144 honored Mrs.
at the 3:00 ceremony.
There will be a meeting of
The bride is the daughter of Mabel Carlson who will be the Linn Cohnty Historical
Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Hen­ going to Roseburg to live with Society at Maple Lawn (Burk­
ning of Lyons and the bride­ her sister.
hart House) 1950 Salem Ave.,
Election of officers for the
groom, the son of Mr. and
Albany, Sunday, Oct. 28, at Insurance Agency, Inc.
lodge
was
concluded
with
the
Mrs. Herman Ruettgers of
2:00 p.m.
following officers elected: Mrs.
493 Third Street, Stayton
Scio.
Members are asked to bring
The bride’s empire style Luther Yates, noble grand; cookies or doughnuts.
The Remember Us For Your.
dress was of satin with chan­ Mrs. Arthur Snow, vice grand; society will provide coffee and
tilly lace appliques on the bo­ Mrs. Otto Weldman, recording cider.
Life and Health
dice, full sleeves, wedding ring secretary; Mrs. Walter Tho­
Mrs. Irene Reeves of Jeffer­
neckline, and chapel train mas, financial secretary; Otto son will show slides of the
Insurance
Koeneke, treasurer. Installa­
bordered in lace.
highlights of her recent Euro­
Her elbow length veil of tion will be in January.
pean trip.
Phone 769-6311
A joint Christmas party for
illusion was caught to a
Il matching lace camelot cap. members, family and friends
|| She carried a bouquet of yel- was discussed. The proopsed
l| low and white flowers. For date set is Dec. 22. It is to be
| "something old” the bride a potluck dinner, gift
J] wore a bracelet given to her change, games and other
her tertainment. Irl Plymale
H great-grandmother
by
|| great-grandfather on their been asked to perform
Santa Claus.
| wedding day.
The month of November has
Yellow and white was the
I color theme for the wedding been declared education loan
|| and the bridegroom’s grand- fund month. There will be a
| mother, Mrs. Anton Rosprofka Goodie Walk Nov. 7 and a
I of Scio, made all the flowers grab bag Nov. 21.
There will be an afternoon
Bring your attic insula­ U for the bouquets.
get together to make favors
Mrs.
Dan
Humphreys
was
tion up to six inches
u j her sister’s only attendant. for the IOOF Home with the
and save up to $100 on |
' Charles Ruettgers of Mill City date to be set later.
heating costs.
Mrs. Alex Bodeker enter­
U was his brother’s best man and
I f ushers were Don
and Jim tained with a poem ‘‘At Home
Ruettgers of Stayton, brothers in Tillamook.”
The refreshment committee
of the bridegroom.
A wedding reception fol­ for Nov. 7 is Mrs Arthur
lowed at the Mari-Linn grade Snow and Mrs. Ed Hamilton.
iberglas
Following the meeting, re­
school cafeteria. The couple
will make their home in Stay­ freshments were served by
Owens-Corning is Fiberglas
ton. The bride is employed at Mrs. Walter Thomas and Mrs. j
Investors Mortgage Co. and Luther Yates.
Mr. Ruettgers at Stayton
Canning Co.
Out of town guests attend­
ing the wedding were: Mr.
and Mrs. Alvie Henning from
Elgin. Ill.. Mr. and Mrs. Ar­
nold Henning and Susan, Mrs.
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Phone 897-2785
Mill City, Ore.
and Mrs. Chris Dalby of Kla­
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math
Falls;
and
Mr.
and
Mrs
Mill City, Ore.
F-inar Dalby of Albany.
Rebekah Lodge 166
Elects Officers
Community
Calendar
Of Events
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In Jordan Saturday
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