2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Manti 13, 1975 I
Henness - Kennedy Wed In Albany
Womans Paye
Norma J. Long, Wornan
School Menu
s Page Editor
Ceremony Held At Gates Legion Hall
Reception Honors
Mr. and Mrs. Morrison
I
Visitors Attend
OES Meeting
Marilyn Chapter -145. OES,
held their stated meeting Mon
day evening at the IOOF Hall
with Mrs. Jane Moore, worthy
matron and Lowell Cree, wor
thy patron, presiding.
The worthy rnatron read a
tribute to the flag with back-
ground music by Mrs. John
Schweer.
Visitors for the evening in-
eluded Carla Smith from Spo
kane Chapter #163, Spokane,
Wash.; Mrs. Ruth Ann Bor-
dersf associate conductress of
Gervais Chapter *118, Oscar
Noren and Jim Borders from
Gervais Chapter *188; and
Flora Schuck from Acacia
Chapter »63, Stayton.
The Fred Meyer benefit
luncheon was announced for
March 25 at 11:45 am. Tickets
are $1.00 each and may be
purchased from any member
of Marilyn Club.
The chapter voted to raise
the allowance for the worthy
matron or her
delegate to
grand chapter due to inflation.
Following the meeting, re
freshments were served from
tables beautifully decorated for
St. Patrick’s Day by Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Hansen. Mrs.
Shirley Baughman and Mrs.
Gladys Lake.
.....
I Lyons was the organist and
| Mrs. Richard Welter, the solo
ist.
A reception followed in the
church par'ors.
Fol lowing a honeymoon al
’ne Ini’ at Spanish Head, the
couple is at home in Lyons.
Phone 897-2772
Wednesday, March 12
Weiner and Bun
Potato Chips
Pears
Orange Juice
Ice Cream
Milk
brida.»', March 14
Flan Knsps
French Fries
Mixed Fruit
Cinnamon
Milk
GATES
The wedding of E. Kennedy was performed
Terry L. Henness and Laurance Feb. 14 at the First Christian
Church in Albany by Rev. F.
Wayne Bryant
Parents of the bride are Mr
and
Mrs. Keith Henness and
WHATS NEW
the groom’s parents are Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Kennedy, both
THIS WEEK
i from Albany. Grandparents of
the bride are Mr. and Mrs.
Glen Henness of Gates.
The bride chose an organza
gown
with appliqued lace and
LUCKY BUCK
veil. She earned a bouquet of
yellow roses and pink daisies.
SALE
I Peggy Maurice served as
maid of honor and Kathie Mc-
Daniel as bridesmaid. Jill
This Coupon Worth i Henness
served as flower girl
with Mark Henness as ring
$2.00 On Any Pur bearer. Dale Boedighiemer
was candlelighter.
chase over $10.00.
Randy Kennell served as
best man. Ron Henness was
groomsman and, with Gerry
Except on Sale Items
' Hennas-s, seated the guests.
! They are brothers of the cou-
Offer good March
I pie.
13, 14. 15. 1975
I The couple honeymooned in
i Washington and Canada. Their
first home is at 2560 Sherman
Brown-Scranton Repeat Wedding
Vows At Free Methodist Chtrch
Stan Ogden Photo
Willeta (Billie) Wolfe and
Cecil A. Brock were married in
an afternoon ceremony Satur
day, March 8, at the Gates Le
gion Hall.
Mrs. Wendell Fultz, the
bride’s daughter, was the ma
tron of honor and the bride
groom’s son. Robert Brock,
served as best man.
Bridesmaids were the bride’s
granddaughters. Miss Cynthia
Mary Gay Fleetwood
Honored On Birthday
Miss Dixie Gayle Brown and
Donald Arron Scranton re
peated their marriage vows
Saturday. March 1, at the Free
Methodist Church, Mill City
Rev. John DeMain officiated
at the 1:30 p.m. ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin W. Brown
of Lyons and Mr. Scranton
is the son of Mr. and Mrs
Roy Moore of Salem.
The bridal gown of satin and
Alencon lace was made by the
bride .«nd her mother. The
lace overlay b'Hiice featured an
illusion neckline wuth high
collai edged in iate. Cuffs of
the long, full sleeves were
edged in lace, A floral and
lace headpiece held her fin-
Nelson. Miss Donna Nelson and gertip veil and she carried a
Mrs William Cartledge, Don bouquet of blue and white
na Marie Cartledge was the daisy chrysanthemum«.
flower girl. Ushers were Wen- | Miss Susan Craig was the
deu'*Fuitx '•nd* *the'*'bride’s
Smokie Brown, brother of
grandsons. Scott Nelson and
the bride, served as the l>e*t
Randy Fultz.
' man and ushers were George
Following a wedding trip, Brown, also a brother uf the
the couple will be at home bride, and Bruce Lamkev, cou
after March 18 at 524 •k E sin of the groom
Mrs. Cal Culbertson of
Hazel St., Mill City.
Cannon - Corning
Host Garden Club
Mr and Mrs Howard Morn
son hosted a reception at
their home Sunday afternoon,
Mai ch 9, honoring their son.
Eddy, und his new bride,
Ella, who were married Febru
ary 24 at th«» Parkland Chapel
in Rero.
Guests calling to greet th«»
honored couple. Mr. und Mrs
Eddy Morrison, included Joe
wd Judy Ragsdale of Aurora,
Mi and Mrs. Jack Gulliford,
Mr und Mrs. Walt Nicholson,
Mr and Mrs. Jack Bain and
sons, all of Mill City, Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Ketchum and
Detroit, Tena,
Kathy
of
Blanca and Bea Floret of
Woodburn, Mr and Mrs. Larry
Dehut, Dan Gubser, Lucy
Blume and Tina, Susie DeBord
and Missy, Diane Morrison,
Darrn) Jackson and Elmira
Alniiraek. all from Salem, and
the hosts Mr. and Mrs Howard
Morrison.
Unable to attend were Mr
and Mrs. Vcm Morgan, Mr
and Mrs Lauran Holman and
Marilyn Schemmel.
Colors of pink and white
wen» used in the decorations
with a large sheet cake cen
tering the refreshment table
with a smaller bell shaped
cake on each side decorated in
pink with the honored couples
name :
Th* newlywed.« are making
their first home in Salem.
Calendar
Of Events
By Sally Jenkins
The Mill City Garden Clubj
Hectic
days preceded thc
A lively affair of Sunday af met last Thursday at the home
at | Thursday. March 13
tournament
ternoon. March 9, was the open of Mrs Fem Cannon with Mrs. basketball
last week
Home Extension m<»eting.
st m Albany.
Mill City Masons
house at the river-side home Eleanor Corning as co-hostess Santiam
Preparations for the event 10:00 a.m., Gales Community
of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Fleet for the 12:30 dessert luncheon. began
as the students received Church.
Dedication
Mrs. Corning presided at the
wood who entertained in honor
South .Albany High School, and
SHOES
APPAREL I the groom attended Albany Saturday evening following of the 21st birthday anniver business meeting in the ab- a brief talk concerning rules Dis! 129J Board Meeting.
Pendleton from the admin 7:30 p.m., Santiam High School.
schools. Both are employed by the dedication of the new Sa sary of their daughter, Miss j sence of the president, Mrs at
istration
Monday.
IOOF #144 m«»cting, 8:00
lem Masonic Temple, a dinner Mary Gay Fleetwood. 12
Many
Doris Rogers.
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j OSU in Corvallis.
Th” following day. Santiam ; pm. at hall.
was given in honor of Ross friends and relatives called i Charles Tate will report to
ext* '»MHi¿AR3
Gilkison, grand master of ma between the hours of 3:30 and) the club as soon as he hears T-shirts arrived, Many people Friday, March 14
Mill City-Gates Ix»gion Post
sons in Oregon, from Medford. 6:00 p.m. to offer their con- from PP&L about the land- displayed team support by
DATSUN SERVICE
purchasing these shirts which I and Auxiliary meetings, 7:30
The dinner was given for the gretulations and to share in! scaping project.
i p m. Legion Hall.
worshipful masters, senior the birthday cake (baked by' At the April meeting. Mrs.: were sold by the seniors.
AND REPAIR
a huge ser Monday, March 17
Phone 769-2762
Tues,
evening
vardens
and
their
wives
and
Hay,
from
the
Marion
County
the honoree), punch, coffee,
Ml Work Guaranteed and yea
AFAtAM *180 meets at IOOF
Extension Office, will be the pentine wound its way through
SAVE J#% on Salem Prices other members of the masonic or tea
400 3rd Avenue
town, stopping for cheers at Hall, 8:00 pm
lodge at the Scottish Rite Tem
Many former residents of guest speaker, This meeting various
businesses. Directly Tuesday. March 18
Call 897-2062
ple m Salem.
this locality enjoyed visiting will be held at the Fellowship
Stayton, Oregon
Woman’s Club meeting, 8:00
ELMEB TUFF
Following the dinner, en- and renewing old acquain Hall with the Lyons Garden afterwards, a presentaiton was
tertainment was provided by tances. The colorful daffodils Club members as guests. Hos- given in the auditorium com p.m., Mrs J. Kimmel home.
the
McNary
_
Highlanders
used for decoration were a tesses will be Mrs. Pauline nlon’ by coach Bid Sanders Sponsored ss a public «ervlcs
Choral Group from McNary gift from Mrs Ingr Anderson Hansen. Mr«. Faye Verbeck. •bout t„hP,te‘T an.d ,Mt yc,r^
By
Mrs Muriel Phillipa and Mrs
Refreshments were pro
High School under the direc of Silverton.
Eat Drink and Be Merry
Kate Ewell
vldpd bX f*P c,ub .
. .
tion of Mrs. Alice Jones.
The guest of honor, a stu Katie
The next morning found the
Ed Jordan of Salem, District dent at ihe U. of O. in Eugene,
The Federation of Garden
Deputy of the Grand Master, received a number of gifts Clubs will hold their spring student body congregating for
was emcee and introduced Mr and many lovely cards. Over meeting on March 26 with the a send-off as the team depart-
BEAUTY CENTER
later. led for Pendleton
GUkinscn who spoke briefly.
50 people signed the guest place to be announced
ened
bv
all
j
Student
spectator«,
pep
club
Phon* 897-2137
A card was sl| Rillie Wnifl ' members, band, and Wolver-
Attending from Mill City book.
239 8. W. Broadway
were Mr. and Mrs. Lowell
Attending the delightful present for Mrs Billie Wolfe,' ettes left to join the players
»■00 ajn. to 8:UU p-m.
Cree, worshipful master of event from out-of-town were a member of the club who was
| Thursday
Evenings by appointment
Mill City Lodge #180; Ray Keith Grimes of Albany, Mrs. to be married Saturday.
Katie Ewell and Faye Ver- I In an astonishing fourth-
Presler, senior warden; Mr. Altha Grimes of Scio, Miss
|netz War
and Mrs. Danny Moore, Sr.; Virginia Bauman. Mrs Jane be^V^rt^on^tt^mg’^1^*^
steering
committee
meeting.
IL,
01
?
ed
8
ed
, e
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Carlson; Bellinger
Fields.
Willard
verett^ performed during
and Mr. and Mrs Pat Moore.
Fleetwood (brother of Mary May 10 is the deadline for en 1
|
»>-.--
About 350 attended the din Gay), and Miss Anita Hutchin tcring a princess
ner
Mrs. Toni Thomas, chairman1 The Wolverines beat Enter
son, all of Salem, Miss Eliza
prise
and
Vernonia
during
the
beth Lupton, Miss Olive Arm of the bird committee, sent her next two days to settle for the
strong (Mary Gay’s great- report. This year the two fifth consolation prize. Meanwhile,
Announce Birth of
aunt), Dr. and Mrs. Earl P. grades will be making bird Santiam walked away with
Third Great-grandson Barker, and Mr. and Mrs. W. feeders On March 14, they will the
well-deserved sportsman
Mr and Mrs. Leland Kap- R. Sha'ttuck (her grandpar- be judged by Mr Ray and Mr. ship and rally trophies. Roger
linger have received word of « nts), all from Newberg. Miss Twedie. Cash przies of $5.00, Davidson was announced as
the birth of their third great- Nettie Hatteberg and Miss $3 00 ana $2 00 will be awarded all-star player for the state
,
grandson. a son bom to their Bessie Gregerson. both of I to each room.
second string team
ORDERS TO GO
granddaughter, Mr. and Mrs. Silverton, Mrs. Velma Carey1 For the program. Mrs Mae
In celebration of the award.«,
Mowry
spoke
on
conserva
Dwight Langley of Hunting and Mrs. Dorothy Grant of I
a party wax held in the Walla
tion.
ton. Ore.
Gates, and Mrs Fem Sletto of
Walla Room of the Indian
►
Door prizes were won by Hills Motel where S.intiam
The baby was born March 7 Lyons.
Phone 769-5311
a rose spec'ators stayed. Joel and
Others attending included Mrs Faye Verbeck,
on the fourth birthday of his
. T
primrose potted Bob Hamilton, accompanied by
sister. Marie. The baby weigh Mr. an.' Mrs. Charles Dolezal, bush, and
plants by Mrs. Jennie Cauble, Garry Morgan on drums, en
Sr.,
Mrs.
Phyllis
Dolezal,
Mr.
ed
nine
pounds,
11
ozs.
and
has
Stayton, Oregon
Open Evening« By
been named Andrew. He also and Mrs. Kenneth Hutchinson, Mrs. Mae Mowry, Mrs. Eva tertained Wolverine fans with
Appointment
Duffy
and
Mrs
Elizabeth
Cyr.
has a brother, Dusty, who will Mr. and Mrs. Don Sheythe,
music, while the Boosters fur
BankAmericard Welcome
Scrumpdillyishus
Mr. and Mrs. John MacGregor, Mrs. Nell D'-Witt won the nished free pizza for everyone.
be three next October.
Grandparents are Mr and Paul Loucks, Miss Daisy package of wild bird seed.
Sunday morning Santiam pack
Sublimity-Aumsville
Guests present were Mrs. ed up and returned to Mill
Mrs. Harold Judge of Salem
Geddes, , Mrs. Nell DeWitt,
Junction
Mae
Mowry,
Mrs.
Eva
Duffy
Fred Gruver, Mrs Edith Ma
City.
Evelyn Pfoertner,1 It was ail so much fun that
son, Mr. and Mrs. John Heid and Mrs.
Phone 749-2975
brink, Miss Ann Heidbrink, who later became a member of we plan to go back next year.
the
club.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B
Members present were Mrs. I
Scott, Mr and Mrs. Roy Ep
person. Mr and Mrs. Lee Ross. Else Allen, Mrs. Jennie Cauble,
Mrs. Helen Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Elizabeth Cyr, Mrs. Nell
Rex Ohmart, Mrs. Donna Po- DeWitt, Mrs. Kate Doble, Mrs
drabsky, John Brannan. Mr. Phyllis Dolezal, Miss Katie
and Mrs. Charles Kelly, Dan Ewell, Mrs. Pauline Hansen,
Cox, Mrs. Marie Stewart, Mr Mrs. Velma Harrison, Mrs.
and Mrs Gale Dorothy, Miss Muriel Phillips, Mrs. Carol
Mary Gay Fleetwood, the Thomas, Mrs. Faye Verbeck,
By James Rosenberg
guest of honor, and her par- and the hostess, Mrs. Fern
*36 8. W.
way
Mrs. Eleanor
*nts, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cannon and
Corning.
Fleetwood.
Produced by the Mill City Civic Theater
People
who
telephoned
CLAAS
In Cooperation with Dramatist« I’ublishing Co.
greetings but were unable to
MORAirNG WO
r»ttend were Mr. and Mrs.
ED LEWIN
Gerald Lemmons of Kelso,
Auctioneer, Inc.
Wash., Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Complete Auction»
Roach of Salem, Robert I. Wil
8:00 P.M. Santiam High School Auditorium
son, Jr., and Miss Lexie Heid
Phone 769-5466
brink of Mill City.
Sale almost every Sun.
TICKETS ON SALE AT THE DOOR $1.50
10 A. M.
Conalgnmenta
Welcome
Why don’t TOO «■boeri be
To Reserve Tickets Call .. .
897-2469
1050 Wilco Road Stayton
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