2—Ute Mill City Enterprise. 'ntursday, Nov. 6, 1975
Holiday Gift Gallery
At Silverton Nov. 7
Hall-Bethel United
At Halbert Mem.
Womans Page,
Providence Church
Scene Of Wedding
Former Marine* To
Celebrate 200th
B.rthday Saturday
Former Marines living in the
A group of women who have
Providence Church in Scio I area have lieen Invited to cvle-
worked together on crafts and
' was the scene of the wedding < brate ihe 300th birthday of the
arts for 12 years will hold its
of Melissa Lorene Etzel and Unit«>d States Marine Corps
10th Annual Holiday Gift Gal­
William R. Martine/ on Oct. with an anniversary ball start­
I
Norma J. Long, Woman's Page Editor
Phone 897-2772
lery, Fri., Nov. 7 at Chan’s
ing at 8:00 p m Nov 8 in the
25
Banquet Room in Silverton,
I The bride is the duughter of Black Angus restaurant in
from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Sid Etzel of Rte Salem.
Miss Cindy Sue Bethel of I
During the day, Don Pettit,
Wed
In
California
1, Box 90, Lyons, and the par­ Sponsoring this event is the
of Silverton, will demonstrate Turner, and formerly of Mill1
ents of the groom are Mr. and Service Company of the Sixth
City,
became
the
bride
of
Mar-
,
glass blowing. Mr. Pettit, a
Mrs. George Martinez of Al­ I Engineers Battalion which is
junior in chemical engineering tin Douglas Hall on Oct. 25,'
headquartered in Salem After
bany.
at
the
Halbert
Memorial
Bap-
j
at OSU, studied glass blowing
a no-host cocktail hour, dinner
Rev.
Harold
Brown
officiat
­
tist
Church.
in order to make some of his
ed at the 10:00 a m. ceremony. will lie served with dancing
The rites were read by Rev. I
needed equipment.
Miss Alice Smith played the following.
I
and Charles W. Reagan at 7 pm.
Showing
porcelain
Colonel Hubert J. Fultyn,
wedding
music at the piano.
The
bride
is
the
daughter
of
I
I Cathy Shelton, granddaugh- I
handpainted china is Mrs.
USMC, Ret, from McMinn
The
bride
’
s
floor
length
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Darrel
E.
Bethel
I ter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Pettit. Miss Betty Kleinsorge
the ’Pt-uker. Col
' Loucks, was recently married gown was of natural color I vil|p- w111
and Alma Beyer, of Mill City, of Turner and the groom is the
_____
accented
with
fail|
Kul
‘
y
n
wa
*
«warded
‘he Navy
cotton.
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Richard
to Gregory Jasonides, son of
will also show china painting
colors.
It
was
made
for
her
by
(
’
r
‘
,sx
'
,hv
highest
decoration
M.
Hall
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jasonides
and other small gift items.
Mrs Carol Etzel of Scio The'“lv'‘n
,h<’ navy f,»r his uc-
The bride chose an old-fash-1
of Antioch. Calif., in a double church
Flodene Jarvil will display
was also decorated |h ' Hon on Iwo Jima during WW1J,
;
ion
styled
gown
of
white
satin
.
ring
ceremony
at
St.
Nicholas
tole painting and Betty Nie­
His citation reads, "When all
flowers and color>
I Greek Orthodox Church in San fall Maid
meyer. who teaches at Chema- | brocade made with empire,
of
honor
was
AnitaIcompany
officer hud been
Jose, Calif. Cathy is the daugh­
wa. will show “Cone Crea­ 1 waist, high necklne with sa-1
Hutchinson, of Lebanon. Best kill<*d or wounded, he reor-
tin
buttons
down
the
front
of
ter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
tions.”
__
ganized the unit and led it
Martinez was
Shelton < Vera Loucks) of 1220 man for Mr
There is no admission fee I the bodice and bishop sleeves j
fellow
against the enemy " Col. Fal-
Mike
Coddington,
a
i
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1
with
deep
cuffs.
The
full
skirt
1
for the viewing and coffee will
> Patio Court, Campbell, Calif., classmate of OSU. Corvallis | tyn was wounded twice and
both of whom graduated here
be served throughout the af- j ended in a chapel train.
......... for
_ the newly- | was given a battlefield com-
A reception
from the old Mill City High
I Her tiered floor length veil I
temoon.
weds
was
held
at the church ' mission.
School in 1952,
of illusion was edged in lace.
■ "
I^ocal residents interested in
Wearing a white silk organ- before they left for a wedding buying dinner tickets may con­
She carried a colonial nosegay
trip to the coastal area. They
|
of
yellow
sweetheart
roses.
'
za
gown
with
a
long
train
and
Pinochle Winners
tact the local unit at 1015 Air­
carnations.
chrysanthemums j
j floor length veil, the bride will make their first home in port Road SE. Salem or tele­
Lebanon.
One thousand aces were held and gypsophila.
I carried pink rosebuds with
Mr. Martinez is a third year phone the U S Marine Corps
by Lorraine Bibler and Maude I Maid of honor was Miss j
1 white and pink carnations and
student
at OSU and Miss Etzel Reserve
Flatman during play at the Dawn Thomas. Flower girl was ,
(baby’s breath. For something
has
attended
OSU for two
pinochle party held Thursday Tracie Warde, neice of the
I old, she wore a string of cry-
afternoon. Oct. 30. at the bride, and Trina Bennett was ’
. stal beads belonging to her years, but is currently employ Rainbow Girls To
Eagles HalL
grandmother,
Mrs.
Earl ed at the Stayton Canning Co Sponsor Benefit Drive
ring bearer.
Winning high score for the
Loucks.
She
was
given
in
mar
­
Lighting the tapers were |
ladies was Dorothy Newberg,
Saturday, Nov. 15
riage by her father.
Miss
Laurie
Bethel,
sister
of
and Lorraine Bibler placed
Attending the bride were Local Women Attend
Marilyn Assembly »60. Or­
the
bride,
and
David
Peterson.
,
second George Arthurs won
her sister, Lori Shelton, as Woman's Fed. Meeting der of Rainlxiw for Girls is
cousin
of
the
bride.
high for the men. with John
Miss Cathy Shelton was married recently to Gregory maid of honor, and brides-
ponsorlng a drive to liencflt
Standing with the groom as Jasonides in a double ring ceremony at St Nicholas Greek
"iMniw ' "rfstriti< and
Swan taking second honors.
The fall meeting of the the Goodwill Industries of
I
best-man
was
Sam
Kidd.
Ush-
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Jeanne
Efstratis
Orothodox Church in San Jose, Calif She is the granddaugh­ Valarie Morgan, sisters of the | Marion County Federation of
The pinochle prize was won by
Oregon, on Sat, Nov. 15.
ers were David Peterson and ter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Loucks of Mill City.
Dorothy Arthurs.
groom, Jamie Carroll, Nancy' Woman's Clubs met Oct 28 at
Goodwill uses useable and
the
These card parties are being Donald Bethel, cousins of
Carter, Rosemary Carter, and I McNary Golf Club in Salem, repairable items; such as toy»,
each Thursday at 1:00 p.m bride.
Raye Loucks, cousin of the1 with the members of the Sa­ clothes, small appliances, fur-
with everybody welcome
A reception followed in the
bride. Karen Shelton, sister f lem Woman's Club as hosts.
mture, knick knacks, etc
fireside room at the church. I
President,
Mrs.
of the bride, was junior brides-1 County
For pick up of large item.s,
1UU>U ’s » neice, Clyde Tays presided Commit- contact 897 2131 and arrange­
Leola
Delker,
Evelyn
Davis
¡
Later
the
young
couple
was
Marilyn
Chapter
-145,
OES,
maid,
and
the
groom
DATSUN SERVICE , honored with a wedding party will hold their regular meeting and Marion Dorothy.
flower- . !
reports were received from ments will be made to have
Katy Efstratis. i was
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Dominick, them pick«! up by the truck
I at the Turner Community on Monday. Nov 10. at 8:00 tn
girl.
| j Civics. Mrs. Floyd
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AND REPAIR
i
MUI City IOOF Hall
Carrying the same nosegays of Hubbard. Conservation, Mrs j
AH Wart Gaanateod and yea . center.
as the bride, the attendants j James Bright, of Woodburn;!
SATE 30% an Salem Fries» 1 The voung couple flew to! John DavLs, chairman of the Rainbow Grand
wore gowns of dark pink and Education, Mrs. Walter Tho­
|
Disneyland
for
their
honey-
Home
Endowment
Fund
of
the
Worthy
Advisor
to
Call 897-2062
mas, Mill City; Legislative,
I moon. and. upon their return. i Grand Chapter of Oregon. wiU
maroon voile.
ELMER TRIPP
The bride’s mother wore a Mrs O. W Lindqui st, Aurora;
'they wiU live in Salem.
™akln* bls °«‘cial visit Make Visitation Here
'
_________________ __ ' Mr. Davis is from Vista Chap- • Members of Rainbow. Ext­ peach chiffon
floor length International Relations. Mrs.
I ter »184 in Salem He will be ern
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__ an
_ orchid I Judith Hill. Detroit and Farm
adorned by
Stars ___
and __ Masons
are _____
be- * gown
showing slides and telling ing reminded that on Sunday,1 corsage. The groom’s mother ■ Home. Mrs. Glencard Denny.
about the work of the Eastern Nov. 9. Miss Suzanne Judah, wore an orchid corsage on a Aurora.
Guest speaker- were Mr». Wednesday, November 5
Star-Masonic Home at Forest Grand Worthy Advisor of pink chiffon floor length gown.
For Your
Forest Service Land Use
Nancy
Bishoprik, Director of
___ __ in ________
Grove. What the local chapter ! Rainbow for Girls
Oregon. I A brother-in-law of the
Meeting,
Santiam
be'will
1» making
moL-ir.« her official i ' groom, Nick Efstratis, was best District Four, and Mrs. I. O Timber
can do for the home will
wUl be
' will be
High Schoo], 7:00 p m.
outlined and needs of the home visit The meeting will be in man Ushers were Steve Shel- Wilmunson, past president.
After the luncheon, recess Thursday, November S
will be presented. It is import­ the Mill City IOOF Hall with | ton, brother of the bride, Ron
Card party. Eagles Hall. 1:00
ant that all members be pres­ assemblies from Stayton, Sil-, Denevi, Bob Klyce, Chris Mill­ entertainment with music,
ent to hear about this work.
verton and Mill City taking ias. Mark Amollas, and Hector song, and readings were pre- pm.
Garden Club dessert lunch­
sented by A1 Torgensen.
Members of Marilyn Chap­ part Miss Judah comes to Mill | Enriques.
ter that serve on the Home City from Forewt Assembly
Father John Berns officiat­ Stayton Woman's Club U- eon, 12 30 p.m., Evelyn Pfoert
home.
Endowment Fund Committee »34 at Forest Grove
ed at the ceremony, which was sued an invitation for the ner
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Monday, November 19
.
*
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al
_
U
_
O/V)
spring
meeting.
are Marilee Lyness, Leora
Rainbow girls will hear of. followed by a reception for 300
Mens — Womens and Childrens
Lions Club dinner meeting,
Attending from Mill City
Stevens and Muriel Phillips. the projects the grand worthy at the Saratoga Country Club
Kate Doble will be in charge advisor has chosen for the year A six-tiered cake was served, Woman's Club were Mrs O. 6:30 p.m., Frontier Inn
OES »145 meeting at IOOF
of taking donations for the and will make donatons to­ and music was provided by K DeWitt. Mrs Laurence
Hall,
8:00 pm
Doble.
Mrs.
J.
Kimmel.
Mrs.
banquet size table cloth which ward these. Fun-type skits Rhythm and a Creek band,
Harry Mason. Mrs Ben Saal- Tarada y, November 11
has been donated by Mrs. will be included in the pro- Yasoo.
Steering Committee meeting.
Lowell Cree and embroidered gram.
Cathy attended Del Mar feld. Mrs. H Schultz. Mrs. 8:00
pm at Margaret Snow
Arthur
Snow,
Mrs.
Walter
by Mrs. Nettie Gawley. The
It is hoped to have a good High School, San Jose City
linen cloth has been done in attendance for this meeting, College, and Son Jose State U. Thomas and Mrs Ralph You­ home
Wednesday, November 12
400 3rd Av«.
769-2762
shades of blue by Mrs. Gawley. which is one of the big events She lj employed at Security mans.
City council meeting, city
She is a resident of the home of the year for Rainbow Girls. National Bank in Walnut
Stayton
hall, 6:00 p m.
at Forest Grove and was 81
Creek.
Marilyn
Assembly
*60.
years of age last February
A graduate of Antioch High Woman's Golf Club
Rainbow
Girls
meetng
at
IOOF
Still an active person, she does
School and San Jose State U., Closed Season Oct. 28
7:30 p m
beautiful handiwork. This is
Greg has a B. S degree in phy­ Tuesday, Oct. 28. the San Hall.
November 13
just one of her projects for
sical education. He is head tiam Woman's Golf Assn. 18- Thursday,
School
District
129J Board
raising money for the home
pro at Tennis Town Racquet hole group closed the 1975 sea­ meeting. 8:00 pm.,
Santiam
I
this year. The table cloth wUl
Club in Pleasanton
son with a 9:30 a m breakfast,
be on display through April
The couple's wedding trip cards, and a 3:00 pm luncheon High School.
'12.
was to Sunriver, Ore. and Lake (at the Santiam Golf Club.
Sponsored as a public eervir«
Also on display, and for sale
The benefit
box supper Tahoe They will make their • ■ New officers were introduc-
Broad
897-2291 following the meeting, will be social held Oct 30 at the IOOF home in Dublin, Calif.
led and awards presented.
Those attending the wedding Heading the 1976 season will
handmade pictures. Anyone hall received very light public
wishing to donate a picture support and only $80.50 was from Oregon included Mrs. be Mrs. Luther Guest, captain.
may bring them to the meeting raised for the _ Ministerial Earl Loucks of Rte 1. Lyons, Mrs Jack Evans, co-captain.
BEAUTY CENTER
or give it to a member of the Assn. Christmas Basket Fund, Mr and Mrs. Tom Shelton and Mrs. Al Dye, secretary, Mrs.
committee. All proceeds will Numerous canned food items family of Eugene, Glen Shel­ Paul Galloway. treasurer, Mrs.
Phone 897-2137
go to the Home Endowment were donated to the Christmas ton of Gates, Mr. and Mrs Don ' , Ron Hendricks, social chair­
239 S. W. Broadway
Basket.
Lambocker and family of Sun man, and Mrs Vem Chamber-
Fund.
•:00 a m. to 5:UU p.m.
Special guests will be mem-' Following the supper, bingo river, Mr and Mrs. Harold Pas­ lin, tournament chairman.
Evening, by appointment
bers of Adah Chapter -34 from ' and pinochle were played. At i ley and daughter, Robin, of (
Independence.
one table two 1000 Ace hands Hillsboro, and Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Garton, were held in consecutive Don Porter and family, Mr.
associate patron and associate games, Albert Harris and and Mrs Ralph Jull and fam­
matron will have charge of in- —
Percy Mulligan were the play­ ily and foreign exchange stu­
stallation of officers. Greeters ers.
dent from Sweden, and Mr.
for the evening will be Mr. j Albert Harris was the auc- and Mrs. Lyle Mason, all of
and Mrs. Verne Clark
! tioneer for the supper boxes Salem.
The refreshment committee and Glenn Anderson was the
is Else Allen. Gladys Lake, bingo caller.
Round Robin Club
Baptist Church
Jasonides-Shelton
Married in
California Ceremony
Marilyn Chapter 145 To Meet Monday
Calendar
Of Events
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Meets At Bornhardt
Home Monday Eve.
The Round Robin Pinochle
' Club met at the home of Car-
' men Barnhardt, of Gates, on
Monday evening.
I
Winning high score wa» Lor­
raine Bibler and Shirley San­
ders took low Marie Stewart
won pinochle
Guests for the evening of
play were Glenda Roten. Lor­
raine Bibler, Shirley Sanders,
and Lois Gruver.
Betty Pittam Hosts
Bid or Bunch Group
Betty Pittam was hostess for
the Bid or Bunch Pinochle I
Club at her home Monday eve­
ning, Nov. 3.
Edna Ross, '
Guests were
Anne Mueller, and Sharon
Blaylock.
Winning high was Carol
Cree; low by Joyce Trout.
Betty Clark won pinochle.
Edna Ross and Carol Cree held
a 1500 trump hand during the
evening
The Nov. 17 meeting will be
held at the home of Joyce
Trout at 7:30 pm.
Stop in and try our Luncheon Special
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