4—The Mill City Enterprise. Thttrxlny, Nov. 13, 1975
Reptile Show Held At Detroit
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Visitation Team Visits Detroit Schools
THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
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PHONE 897 2772
MILL (TTY, (IKK. 973M
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City, Oregon, under the net of Congress of March 3, 1879,
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charge or cancel the charge for that portion of tin advertise-
ment which is in error if the Enterprise is at fault. An inde-
pendent newspaper, dedicated to the development of the
timber Industry and agriculture in this area.
Exchange Vows
|
DETROIT — Miss Ariene
I
Loraine Roberts and Ricky
I
’ Lynn Williamson exchanged
j
their marriage vows at Grace
Baptist Church, Salem, Satur
MFMBfR
day afternoon.
Rev. Larry Goin, pastor of
Oregon
the
Idanha
Community
Newspaper
Church, performed the 2:00
Publishers
ceremony which was followed
hs î Association
j by a reception in the church
parlor,
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
j Tiie bride is the daughter of
Marion-Linn Counties, per year ........ .......
Outside Marion-Linn Counties, per year
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Roberts of
Outside Oregon, per year
Salem, and the bridegroom is
| the son of Mr and Mrs. Lynn
GEORGE LONG
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„.....
Editor and Publisher
I Williamson of Idanha.
RAYMOND E. PRESLER
Printer
NORMA LONG
............ „..... . Society and New» Editor
| The bride wore an empire
ALICE FARMEN
Society and
Editor
stylo gown of white satin and
Superintendent Bill Hili answers questions of Frank Fnzzio ROSE CREE
Local N-w« Editor
> Alencon lace fashioned by the during
the Orientation se-..ion <>f th<‘ Visitation team.
MARY KELLY
Local New» Editor
I bridegroom’s mother. The
CORRESPONDENTS
Second grader Jill Hopson looks relaxed as a friendly bodice was overlayed with re-
Detroit-Idanha
. Boot» Champion
snake introduces itself to her during a recent assembly at '• embroidered lace with satin
Gates
. ... Joyce Presler
the Detroit Schools. The assembly featured naturalist Kit ’ and leg-o-mutton sleeves. The
:
....... Eva Bressler
Beecher who has spent 25 years providing audiences with skirt was of chiffon over satin
Mehama
Mis. John Teeters
thrills and unuerstandmg reptiles.
with a wide ruffle at the hem-
• line enhanced with lace and
Career Education Program Discussed
Boots Champion
pearls The detachable train
was of satin bordered with
The St. Chistopher Mission
I lace.
Altar Society wishes to extend
i Her waist-length veil cas their appreciation to all who ■ DETROIT
A 28 memlx r
caded from a Juliet headpiece participated in their recent delegation from the Ore Stat.*
of lace and pearls and she raffle to raise much needed Dept, of Education were guests
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carried a bouquet of pink roses money. Winners in the draw of the Detroit School District
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and yellow chrysanthemums. ings were Duane Greese, of on Tuesday, Nov. 4. The De
Miss Carolyn Roberts was Stayton, who was awarded the troit School Disirict was select-
her sister’s honor maid, Mrs. Fisher Boy, Helen Lopeck, of i ed by tiie state board of edu-
Donald Richter and Miss San Idanha, who received the af ■ cation to participate as one of
dy Moore were the brides- ghan. and Gloria Sanders, of the seven pilot districts for the
maids. Shannon Lyon was the Idanha, who won the Madonna. new minimum standards for
A group of family members elementary and secondary
flower girl.
The maid of honor wore a attending the wedding of Miss schools in the State of Oregon.
floor length empire gown of Ariene Roberts and Ricky Each of the seven districts
candy pink cotton accented Williamson Saturday afternoon will receive an unofficial re
with lace and ribbon at the in Salem, drove to Portland port from the accreditation
neckline, waistline and on the after the wedding to observe team that will provide Infor
short sleeves. She carried a the forthcoming birthdays of mation about existing educa
single pink rosebud.
The Mrs. Lynn (Dorothy) William tional programs The delega
bridesmaids
wore
similar son and Fred Taylor, a brother, tion was under the direction
gowns of floor length yellow with a dinner at The Rhine of Dr. Clarence Mellbye. Dele
lander. Family members were: gation specialists visited with
cotton.
Elaine Hopson discusses Detroit’s career education
Three year old Shannon Mr. and Mrs. Lynn William district employees and atu- with Mrs.
Howard Brock, state department specialist in forest pro
Lyon, flower girl, wore a long; son. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Taylor dents during the day long ducts
pink dress of cotton accented ’ and daughters
Sharon and visitation.
with a ruffle arcund the hem Ann, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Detroit Students Participate In Clinic
line and appliqued flowers on . Lichlyter and Mr. and Mrs.
Assorted geometric shapes add an artistic touch to this man
the bodice. She carried a bas (Johnson, Portland. Mrs. John-
ufacturing photo taken at Detroit Diesel Allison Division of
ket of flower petals.
Mrs, j-on is a sister of Dorothy and
General Motors in Indianapolis. Featured is one of the firm’s
. Gordon Plotts and Mrs. Mike i Fred.
new V-730 automatic transmissions for transit coaches. This
.Monroe, accompanied by Mrs. I Visitors at the Champion
transmission is the latest technological entry into the burgeon
' Gina Slayden at the piano, | home on Wednesday of last
ing mass transit industry and represents the first phase of a
presented
song selections, j week were Mr. and Mrs. Cliff
major expansion effort at the company. Each of the new
Michael Williamson acted asj McMillian of Gates While in
DETROIT — Highlighting
thrcc-speed automatics goes through a series of static and
best man for his brother. , the area, they also visited at the Detroit Womans Civic Club
Ushers were James Pirtle and the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bud meeting on Nov. 5 was a pro
operational tests by technicians such as Charles L. Acton to
gram presented by Joyce Sav
Stanley Williamson, a brother Logsdon.
verify quality and reliability before shipment to the coach
of the bridegroom. The newly Vem Berggreen was releas- age, Marion County Health
manufacturer. Fluid flowing under pressure through the in
weds will spend their honey- ed from St. Vincents Hr>spital, Nurse. Mrs. Savage gave an In
tricately carved channels of the valve body (in front of Acton)
moon at home in Salem. Mr. Portland,
F_..l—:, Z_.
__
Saturday
and has re- teresting and informative talk
activates a series of valves. These in turn control the auto
Williamson Is employed at the turned to hi» home in Rose- on free civic and health pro
matic-shifting components. Completing the picture are the
burg.
grams available to commu
North Salem Fred Meyer.
roller conveyors and perfon-ted walkways covering the pro
At the reception. Miss Col Mr. and Mrs. Lynn William- nities through Marion County.
duction floor.
Following her addresK a
leen Stalford was in charge of son hosted a pre-wedding
the gift table and Mrs. Gina turkey dinner following re motion was made, seconded
Slayden the guest book.
Ihearsal Friday night at their and carried to sponsor health
Mrs. Ron Dixon of Albany, home in Idanha at 8:00. Fam- clinic programs available to
and members of her family, ily members and guests pres- this area.
Final plans were made for
served at the reception table.! ent were: Bride-elect, Arlene
Out of state guests were Mr. Roberts, and her fiance, Ricky the clubs annual Christmas
and Mrs. Arnold Fox of Shel-1 Williamson; her parents, Mr. bazaar to be held Wed., Nov.
ton. Wash. Other out of town and Mrs Keith Roberts and 19, from 2:30 to 7:30 p.m. in
Detroit Elementary Students reporting to the well-child
guests were from Portland, daughters, Carolyn, all of Sa- the social room of Detroit City I
Grants Pass and Albany.
| I lem, Sandy Roberts, Albany, Hall Anyone may donate item* clinic under the watchful eyes of Mrs. Edith Bittner and Mr»
James Pirtle and Gina Slay —craftsmen may exhibit, sell Dorothy Wdliamson as Mary Hucka watches
den, both of Salem, Mr, and or donate crafts at the bazaar, i--------------------------------
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First Snow Arrives In Mrs. Mike Williamson and However, the club asks ten ... ..
Trash Fire Causes
Wp I hi d I nip
Announcing
daughter,
Trisha, Stanley Wil- percent of any sales
Upper Canyon Area
Those wishing to enter items ’»VII VIIHU VIIIIII
liamson. Shannon Lyon, Mr
Concern To Reporter
DETROIT - “Old Man Win and Mrs. Charles Lichlyter, are being asked to bring them
th.
DETROIT — This reporter
to
the
city
hall
on
Nov.
18
be
ter” sneaked into the Upper Mr. and Mrs. Fred Taylor and
(Boots) got quite a scare Sun
tween
the
hour
of
7:00
and
daughters,
Sharon
and
Ann.
North Santiam Canyon late
day night about 3:00 p.m. when
good
Saturday afternoon and pelted Colleen Stalford, Rev. and 8:00 p.m., or on Nov. 19 from | DETROIT — The Marion the emergency phone rang
the area with snow showers, Mrs. Larry Goin, all of Idanha 10:00 a m. to 2:30 p.m.
In other business, plans were , County Health Dept, in co and a neighbor reported my
the first of the season in the and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
newi?
made
for the member’s annual operation with local Detroit- house was on fire.
Plotts,
Sr.
and
son,
Gordon
Detroit-Idanha areas. The
I'm happy to report It was
I
Christmas
dinner, the date be Idanha community volunteers
snow showers later turned to Dale, Detroit. Grace Baptist
provided the community with not my house, but a large
ing
set
for
Dec.
3,
tentatively
Church
in
Salem
was
the
set
rain.
the annual well-child clinic on I barrel of trash in the back
According to a report ting for the wedding on Satur at 7:30 p.m. at the city hall Oct. 28. The clinic was held at yard of my next door neighbor
Smart brides always choose ottr famoue
Members
may
invite
lady
Sunday, packed snow was re day.
guests. There will be an ex Detroit High School with the that had been touched off. In
ported on roads in the Santiam
change
of unmarked gifts not aid of community volunteers. the darkness, the reflection of
and Willamette Pass areas.
They were Mrs. Tina Michael the fire appeared to be my
to
exceed
$2.00.
Better get those long-han
son, Mrs. Margaret Feyerherm, house. I want to thank the
Hostesses
will
be
Ruth
dles and stocking caps out of
Thomasson, Caro) Benton and Mrs. Ginny Goin, Mrs. Edith firemen of the Idanha Rural
the mothballs.
Marcia Guerin. The Woman Bittner, Mrs. Juanita Wiley, Fire District for their quick
Monday, snow showers re
of
the Year Award will be Mrs. Merelene Ableman and response The community can
occured throughout the day in
DETROIT There are prob presented at the Christmas Mrs. Dorothy Williamson. Due certainly be proud of these de
the Upper North Santiam Can ably elk hunters galore, but
(to illness, Mrs. Barbara White- dicated men. I al o extend my
yon covering the area with a not all of them are successful. dinner.
ley and Mrs. Judy Olivera appreciation to the neighbor
Maryellen
Hancock
announc
light blanket of snow. Most Three hunting parties were
were unable to help.
who turned in the alarm. It
er!
that
there
is
a
fund
for
fed
Featuring 5 new scripte»
of it is gone, as this is being successful recently when they
Physical exams and innocu- gives one a warm feeling to
eral
grants
to
help
those
with
written Tuesday.
f went after the big game in low Incomes to make their lotions were provided tor Dc- know there are neighbors who
Ea-tern Oregon.
homes warmer. Interested troit School students and local are watchful, and I am great
Stanley Williamson bagged persons may contact her by community children by Joyce ful, even If it was a false
Idanha Rural Firemen
a five point bull elk near cow calling 854-3351.
I I Savage, Health Nurse for alarm. Again, my thanks to
, Called Out Saturday camp while hunting with his Carol Hamill announced she Marion County, and her staff. all.
IDANHA — Idanha Rural father, Lynn, and a brother, would like to start classes in
of the typing and sewing. Interested
Fire District was called to the Mike, the weekend
Athel Savage cabins located opening of the season. All are persons may contact her at The Enterprise Prints Wedding A
ouncements
the school for further Informa
about two miles East of from Idanha.
Tom Leming bagged a spike tion.
Idanha just off Highway 22,
Expert Craftsmanship—Fast Service Too
The raffle gift was won by
about 7:40 a m. Saturday morn last weekend near Enterprise
ing. The bedroom of the third while hunting with his father, Maryellen Hancock.
Guests were Joyce Savage, j
cabin in the string of four Jeff, and Stan Gable. Mrs.
units was gutted. Fire Chief Leming and Patty Tower went JoAnn Toleman and Carol .
along on the trip. The families Hamill Hostesses for the eve- j
Presley said.
ning were Rachel Music and
The remainder of the four reside at Idanha.
TlCr <in</ TlCr» Tiri Amr H Timiirki
room cabin sustained water Dallas Benton, Idanha, along Phyllis Hill.
damage as did the household with his brother, Etsel, and a
furnishings that were remov friend from Kansas, and
ed from the burning cabin. Ferris Benton, Burns, were FOR SALE — Rubber Stamps
Mora and more brides are finding they can have the htxury
Driven* who qualify save with special lower ratcn
. . , made to order at the
The
people were not at home hunting near Enterprise last
took they love and still keep oo the sunny side of their
Tuesday.
Mill City Enterprise. Come
for non-ainoker* and driven* age 30 to 60.
and
the
fire
is
under
investi
bridal budget with exquisite Regency stationery. It few
in and see us or call 897-
I Brother Etsel and the friend
gation, Presley said.
turae Hellograving* — an amazingly rich, raised lettering
2772
Names of the renters were pach bagged a spike,
with all the good taste and distinction of the finest craft»,
CALL
not learned.
2 3
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DET ROTI ' Detroit Schools
IDANHA Visited By Oregon
State Ed. Dept.
Health Nurse Talks
To Womans Club
Held In Detroit
Flower
Wedding Line
Canyon Hunters
Bring Home Elk
Invitations
Farmers Insurance
Company of Oregon
manship—yet costs so little. Do see our exciting eelectioa
st contemporary and traditional type faces...one, perfect
tor you) *H«liotrsvin^—not to be confused with engravtr^
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