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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1975)
iKr.nnnætœs& ’—The Mill Cit) Enterprhr. Thursday, Aug. 21. 197.» fhJo4tUi4^> P<Ufß Carpenter - Hopper Fows Exchanged Kurt Carpenter of Mill City exchanged wedding vows with with Miss Carol Ann Hopper The Willamette Council of Norma J. Long, Woman's Saturday afternoon at the home of the bride’s parents, i Camp Fire Girls which encom I Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hopper at passes the counties of Marion. Polk. Yamhill. Linn. Benton Former Resident Wed 2:00 pm at Stayton. and Lincoln begins the bicen- Rev. Byron Pickering, uncle In Ceremony In Eugene of the groom, officiated at the 1 tennial school year with a trip i for all of their members and Saturday, August 16 service The bridegroom is the son families to a northwestern his- Miss Susan Wirick of of Mr and Mrs. Ixv> Carpenter j torical site of Oregon. Eugene .daughter of Mr. and of Mill City. Participants are to meet at Mrs. Kirk Wirick of Reeds For her wedding, the bride Ft. Rilea at 12:00 noon on Sat., chose a gown of white chiffon Sept. 6 with a sack lunch. port. became the bride of Brian over crepe with lace bodice From there tours will be taken Polzel. son of Mrs. Charles and long lace sleeves. Her to the Astor Column and to a Polzel of Springfield, at an shoulder length veil was special program at Ft. Clatsop, impressive ceremony at 7:30 caught to a lace cap and she (where lewis and Clark spent p.m. Saturday evening. Aug carried a bouquet of white their first winter.) Evening 16. at the Fair Center in Eu roses and gypsophila. She wore time will be spent with every gene. The lovely bride was given a locket belonging to her one cooking their own supper mother which her father had j on the beach over the camp in marriage by her father. Kirk Wirick, and was attended given her. fire with group singing. Over- sisters, the Misses The bride's onlv attendant ■ by her two Ruth Wirick. and Joyce and was Miss Sandi Gilbert. arranged at Camp Rilea and Leroy Shepherd of Mill City then a pancake breakfast for , two other friends as brid was best man for the groom. all in the mess hall. Reserva ; maids. David Wirick of Noth Ushers were the groom’s j tions to take part in this his four brothers. Craig Carpenter, torical Lewis and Clark Expe j Bend and Steve Wirick Herbert Carpenter. Armen dition can be made bv calling Reedsport. brothers of the I bride, served as ushers. C.irpenter and Shawn Carpen-1 581-0477. 1 Immediately following the ter I ceremony, a reception w is The young couple will make 1 their first home in Stayton Stayton High School. The ! held at the church with Lila when they return from their groom graduated from San- Wirick (Mrs David) presiding wedding trip to 'he Oregon tiam High School and is now- over the guest book. Flower employed at Bird’s Chevrolet arrrangements for the recep- beaches. tion were from the gardens of The bride is a graduate of Garage in Lebanon. the bride’s grandmother and grandfather, the Louis Ver becks. Mrs Verbeck being pre sented with a corsage of carna tions. 771 e newlyweds both gradu I Æwy Ä? JKWMf ated from NCC in Eugene, and the bridegroom is also a gradu- i ate of the U of O. He will be i teaching in the elementary school at Amity this fall, and Red Wing the young couple will make ! their home in McMinnville. Attending the ceremony Tennis Shoes I from Mill City were the bride’s grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. I Louis Verbeck, and friends, Mr. and Mrs Martin Hansen I Mr. and Mrs Richard Verbeck and three children were also Corduroy Tennis Shoes I present from Tangent. A I brother of Kirk Wirick. Alvin I Wirick. came up from Califor- i nia with his wife and two I daughters to attend the festiv ities. I-------------------------------------------- 1 Adidas --- ---------------------- — ■ - - - - - LEE RIDER JEANS l4Oz. 100% Cotton Denim— Controlled Shrinkage $1000 $000 BOYS SIZES W MEN’S SIZES*« CORDUROY JEANS 100% Cotton $000 Boys Sizes $1900 Men’s Sizes *■■ BOYS SHIRTS ■— Short or Long Sleeve $2« $E50 to BRIEFS and T-SHIRTS BOYS SIZES ‘u 'If $089 mens sizes 4 L. L $069 Package of 3 GIRLS DRESSES $029 to to Package of 3 Zz /fé $Æ69 $Q98 $/198 ■■ to JACKETS s12 $25°° $16’8 „ $3 qoo BALDWINS BOYS and GIRLS Sizes MEN and WOMEN Sizes 3rd Miss Iris Patricia Hampton,, were Tina Hampton, sister of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. the bride and Todd Boedig- Lewis Hampton, Jr. of Gates, heimer, brother of the groom. became the bride of Raymond The ushers were Melvin Lulay, Boedigheimer at a recent Larry Nydegger and Craig ceremony at the Immaculate Boedigheimer. Best man for Conception Catholic Church in Mr. Boedigheimer was Larry I Stayton. Mr Boedigheimer is Lindeman. the son of Mr. and Mrs, Rich The bride’s mother was ard Boedigheimer of Stayton. dressed in a full length laven- - Weuman der^‘"prnk“go^T“and’the formed ’s , * the ~ ceremony " ", ~ with bridegroom -J mother was Leuds F Hampton and Jodi dressed in a full Ien<tth , Boedigheimer luting the of pink brldc was ^yen .tapers Miss J Delkr-wax the in marriaXe by her father, vocahst with Mrs Don Bet- After the ceremony a recep I ker Ker at the organ. The bridal gown was of tion was held at Stayton I»- ' white satin with an empire land Park Cutting the cake waist embroidered with seed was Mrs. Ba May with Alicia pearls and a long train edged Pavlic and Mrs. Rita Tietze Assisting in lace and satin roses. The pouring were Buche, illusion veil was held in place Marguarita Alice with a floral cap of white Hampton, June Whitney and flowers. Her bouquet was of Mrs. Ila Bataman. velvet and crystal flowers with ... white streamers. The bride r Aft7 a , *' * ?P ? wore a bracelet of gold coins Canada and ,R^no' ^-vada, the worn bv her grandmother for couplf> are at horne ln Staton. her wedding I The honor attendant was Linda Moreland, and the Daughter Born To bridesmaids were Alicia Pav lic, Sandra Hampton, Cindy Mr. and Mrs. C. Smith Nydegger, Rita Lock rum, DETROIT Mr. and Mrs. Cindy Whitney and Colleen Ray Marsh, Detroit, received Grant. The junior attendants word recently that they are great grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Smith, Portland, arc the proud parents of a daughter bom Aug. 13 at a Portland hospital. The baby, named Margaret Irene, after her two grand mothers, weighed in at seven pounds, eight ounces at birth to Regular and Full Length Sizes 2 to 14 351 For Presbyterians Soloist last Sunday at the Pre .byteriuu Church was Cyril Archer, Jr whose numlierg were greatly appreciated Tlie lovely arrangement of poach colored gladiolus and white d.u.slles were furnished by Mrs. Roy Epperson. There well- also .some huge red dah lias making a colorful dis play. Sept 7 has been set for a .special Church Day for Pres byterlans and their friends An 11:00 Sunday morning service will iregln the celebration, culminating with a 2:00 pm potluck picnic at the Cedar’s Shelter at Fisherman’s Bend Scheduled for the day are visiting, singing, games, and stories of our area as the his toric past is shared with some of the newer people, and a general good time Children are also invited as there will be baby sitter to organize fuo for them. This event Is expected to take the place of the former "Hallv Davs” or Homecomings ot past years, and all arc in vited to keep the date In mind. Special greeters at tin church door last Sunday were Bill and Alma Beyer Calendar Of Events Thursday, August 21 Card party, Eagles »full. 1:0® p m Sue McClintock. Worthy Advisor of Acacia Assembly, Order of Rainbow for Girls, and Mrs. William McClintock, Worthy Matron of Marilyn Chapter #145. OES. went to Albany Monday evening where they attended a meet- ng of Barzilla Assembly, Or der of Rainbow for Girls. Three girls received their majority degrees due to the age limit. Ono of the girls was Jerri Jo Parker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Parker of Abany, and formerly of Mill City. Girls were present from a number of visiting assemblies. Refreshments were served following the meeting Friday, August 22 Mill City-Gates Post #159 and Auxiliary meetings. 7:30 p m , Ix*gion Hall. Eagles Auxiliary Rummage Sale, 9:00 a 111 t<> I 00 p m . Eagles Hall. Sponsored as ■ public aervle« P J.’S BEAUTY CENTER Phone 897-2137 239 S. W. Broadway »:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Evenings by appointment Why don’t YOU subscribe to The Mill City Enterprise? BACK To SCHOOL SPBMK — Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Boedighrimer Boedigheimer-Hampton Wedding Held 3rd St.. STAYTON, OREGON Mr. and Mrs Fiet! Gruver have returned from u weeks I visit In Anchorage and Se- , ward, Alaska with their son, ; Dick, who is with the IT. S. Army. Dick is stationed for the I summer at an army recrea- I tion camp in Seward. He op erates a 20 ft. charter fishing boat for army personnel who visit the camp and wish to go 1 fishing. The Gruvers spent a day with him on Resurrection Bay They caught a 12 lb King salmon, a 9 lb Silver salmon and a large black bass Mr. and Mrs Gruver met Rev. and Mrs Charles Fultz, formerly of Mill City, in Sc ward and spent an evening visiting with them They also visited Jim and Erma Hayes Mr Haves taught school in Mill City from 1963 to 1966 He Is now a principal In an An chorage school and operates a charter fishing boat out of Se- ward 1 luring th< » «rummer The Haves sent a “bello** fo all their farmer friends in Mill Ci tv The Gruvers observed that all of Alaska b« growing Hip idly and new buildings an d roads are beine built over the entire area. The weather remained beau tiful for their entire stay, but • hev stated they nrc happv to be back in the beautiful San- tiam area. The Gruvers arc also happy to announce that Dick has now been promoted to Sp/4 Albany Rainbow Girls Visited By Local Girl Converse Kreitzer's Men's Clothing ' Phone 897-2772 Shoes Levis L Page Editor Church Day Sept. 7 Gruvers Return From Vacation In Alaska Stayton, Oregon • Ph. 769-2926 V :5 W Broadloom Carpets, Linoleum and Formica SPECIAL SALE On Carpet and Linoleum Through August VAN’S CARPET STUDIO 134 W. 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