’—The Mill Cit) nitcrpri»«, Thursday. Dec. 4. 1975
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LUNCHEON SPECIAL
Five Days A Week
Norma J. Long, Woman's Page Editor
Stop in and try our Luncheon Special
BREAKFAST
LUNCH
DINNER
rd ri Wedding
LV Af/f// n n
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Golden
VIV’S STEAK HOUS1
Anniversary Dinner
Honors Karrs Thurs.
—OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK—
Santini» Hwy
Phone 897-27
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Celebrating their
golden
wedding anniversary with a
Mill Citi'
family Thanksgiving dinner
I were Mi and Mrs. Bert Karr,
1 former residents of the area.
' Hosts for the dinner party,
1 which wa- held at McNary
Golf Club were their children, I
Mr. and Mrs. Jim (Mary)
Coonradt, of Layton. Utah. Mr. i
and Mrs. David Karr, of Slay- I
897-2291 ton and Mr. and Mrs. Jim]
¡(Laura' Kreiler, of San Jose.:
The couple has eight grand-
• children.
Ada Coates and Bert Karr
ere married on Nov. 27, 1925
Oakland. Calif. They have
red in Salem for twenty
■ars, then in California and
ick to Oregon. He is a re
tired government worker for
the U. S. Navy and has served
as coordinator setting up a
Senior Information and Re
ferral Service Center in Sa-
| lem. Both musicians, the cou-
i pie is active in volunteer
work and play often for the
nursing homes, convalescent
centers and senior clubs.
First United Presbyterian Church
MÇ RN I NG\VORSHIP- 11:00 i.m
^V isitors welc < í
By Farah
TAN — BROWN — GREEN — NAVY
$3g°o
B mk A nericarii
$4100
Dick & Carols
Shoesand Apparel
100
3rd Ave.
769-2762
Surprise Reception Honors Couple
On Thirtieth Wedding Anniversary
The 30th wedding anniver ens on. Mr .1 .lane Pumphreys,
sary of Mr. and Mr. Howard Mr and All Claience Howe,
Farmen wa celebrated with Mr and Mi John Fohl. Mrs.
a surprise open house for them Lee Ro . M* r. and Mrs. Gale
at the home of Mr and Mrs Ihn othy. Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Fred Krecklow from 2 until 5 Scott, Mi und Mrs George
o’clock.
Sunday
afternoon, lamg, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Nov 30. Joint host and ho-te - Farmen, the guest <>f honor,
with them were Mr and Mrs. and their son, Michael Farmen,
ittul the hosts and hostesses,
Joe Lalack
i Mr. and Mr George Long Mr ■ind Mrs Joe Lalack and
had driven th? Farmen- to a Mr and Mr Fred Krecklmv
I Salem restaurant that morn-1
Levons Entertain With
¡ing for brunch," ostensibly m
If the number following
"Open House'
observance of the birthday an
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Levon
niversaries of both Alice und your name on The En
entertained at their home with
Norma, and upon dropping in I terprise label reads
an “after 5” Thanksgiving
at the Krecklow home after j
open house on Saturday eve
their return to town, they were ; 12-75 it's time to send
ning, Nov. 29 About 30 guests
really surprised to find a num i a check for renewal.
enjoyed the informal visiting,
ber of friends gathered there |
af.er which a buffet supper
in their honor.
was served.
A beautifully decorated tier- II
Attending the affair were
ed wedding-cake in pink and
Anthony
Bladas-
Mr. and Mrs.
white, and flanked by pink
sare of Salem, Mr and Mrs. E.
I from Santiam High School and tapers, served as the center
Victoria Sue Olson, daugh- [
A. “Bud” Haugstad of Gates,
serving table
i later
attended
Chemeketa piece of the
Mr. and Mrs. John Wills, Mr. ter of Mr. and Mrs. George, | Community College.
She is where pink punch and coffee
and Mrs. Vern Shaw. Mr. and Loveall. formerly of Mill City, currently employed by South were also served. Mrs. Jack
Mrs. Fred Krecklow, Mr. and but now residing in Ketchi eastern Electric. The groom at Scott cut the anniversary Thursday, December 4
Club
Christmas
Mrs Don Walker. Mr. and Mrs. kan. Alaska, became the bride I tended Ketchikan High School, * cake; Mrs. Bill Fields presid- | Garden
Carl Kelly. Mr. and Mrs. of Earl David Allain, at a 7:00 and is employed by the City cd at the punch bowl and Mrs. lunch* on. 12 :00 noon. Kenneth
Shields ReMine. Mr. and Mrs. p.m. candlelight ceremony on of Ketchikan, where the couple George Ia>ng poured the cof turning home
Charles Kelly, Rev. and Mrs Oct. 24. at the Methodist will continue to live.
fee Mrs Farmen wa < present-1 Card party, Eagles Hall, 1:00
p.m
John Heidbrink, Mr. and Mrs. Church in Ketchikan.
lovely pink and
Following the ceremony, a ed with a
The bride was given in mar reception was held at the Sons white
Vern Peterman, Mr. and Mrs.
of
roses,1 Friday, December 5
corsage
Christmas Bazaar, Eagles
Jack Scott, Mr. and Mrs. BiU riage by her father She wore of Norway Hall.
and Mr Farmen with a pink
Hall,
12:00 noon to 9:1)0 p.m ,
Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. John a white organza wedding gown
carnation for his lapel.
Sat. 10:00 am. to 4.00 p.m.
Fohl, and the host and hostess, and veil with a beaded tiara.
Alice
Robert!
Tally
^n" Sunday, December 7
She carried a bouquet of or Round Robin Pinochle
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Levon.
Howard Farmen were married i "That's
Entertainment”
chids with gold and yellow Club Meets At Pratt
at the Christian Church here dance show, 4:00 p.m., Santlam
daisies
Maid of
honor was Toni Home Monday Evening on Dec. 16, 1945, and have liv High School Auditorium.
ed in Mill City their entire .Monday, December 8
Newberg, of Salem. Brides
The Round Robin Pinochle married life. In fact, Alice was I Marilyn Chapter «145, OES.
maid was Sharon Allain, sis
____ _______ ____
~ , meeting
6:30 p.m
ter of the groom, of Great Club met Monday evening at bom here She is at present smorgasbord
the
home
of
Mrs.
Robert
Pratt
employed
part-time
at
the
Mill
8
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p
m
,
IOOF
HaR
Falls, Montana. Wendy DeBoer,
Clt> Enterpriseand the local
C?ub'dinner meeting,
also of Great Falls, was the for dessert followed by an eve-
ing of cards. Mrs Olive Barn- branch of the U S National 6 30 pm FronUer Irul
flower girl.
Standing with Mr Allain as hardt was a guest. Mrs Arey Bank Howard is in his 25th Wr-dneaday, December 10
Podrabsky won pinochle; Mrs. year in the custodial service
Steering Committee meeting,
best man was Eric Bodding.
Olive Barnhardt, high; and at the Mill City schools where 8 00 p in. at the home of Mar
Ushering was James Olson,
Mrs. George Davis, low
he is now maintenance super- garet Snow
brother of the bride
They
The December 15 meeting visor.
City Council meeting, 8:00
also served as the candle-
will be held at the home of
Signing the guest-book at p m„ City Hall
lighters.
Mrs. Charlie Stewart, Sr. This the affair were Mr. and Mrs. Thmreday, December 11
The bride graduated in 1972
will be the club's annual Wilbur Meinert of Waldport,
School Dtst #12W. Btard
Christmas party and gift ex Mr. and Mrs
Bill Fields meeting, 7:30 p m
change.
(Nancy Lalack) and Monte La
Shaws Return From
Attending Monday evening’s lack, all of Salem, Mr and Sponsored as a public earrice
Plane Trip East
party were Mrs. David Barn Mrs. Elmer Klutke of Stayton.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Shaw hardt, Mrs. Burton Boroughs, Mr and Mrs Wilbur Harlan
recently returned from Kansas Mrs. Don Carlson, Mrs Joe and grandson, Mr. and Mrs.
where they visited relatives. Chailender, Mrs. George Davis, Robert Levon, Mr and Mrs
To
They made the trip by plane, Mrs. John MacGregor, Mrs. Elmer Shaw, Mr and Mrs.
BEAUTY CENTER
landing at Wichita where they Arey Podrabsky, Mrs Charlie Wesley Jahn. Mr. and Mrs.
were met by her sister Mrs. Stewart, Sr , Mrs. Al Yankus, Vern Shaw, Mr and Mrs.
Phone 897-2137
Mary McGill and her neice, Mrs. Tom Drynan from Stay Charles Kelly, Mr. and M rs.
230 3. W. Broadway
Mrs. Robert Scott They had ton, Mrs. Olive Barnhardt and Lee Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Arey
•:00 a.m. to 5:ou p.ni.
dinner and spent one night Mrs. Robert Pratt.
Podrab-ky, Mrs. Goldie Sor-
Evenings by appointment
with another sister, Mrs. Min
nie Rainbolt at Great Bend be
fore going on to Kingsley.
At King ley a family re
union was held at the home
of Mrs. Robert Scott.
Another sister and her hus
band came from Arkansas and
visited while they were there.
They reported beautiful sun
shine weather all the time they
were gone. They returned
home earlier than they had ex
pected due to Mr. Shaw be-
coming ill.
Their return trip was rough
and they had to circle the
Denver Airport for one hour
before they could land, due to
ice on the runways. This made
their plane two hours late.
To
They were met in Portland
IM
by their son and daughter-in-
law. Mr. and Mrs. Verne Shaw.
Allain-Olson Exchange Wedding Vows
In Ketchikan Methodist Church
Calendar
Of Events
LADIES GOWNS
$6» $18»
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LADIES DRESSES
$10“ „ *30“
LONG DRESSES
Women $g200$4QC0
$798 t $1293
MENS PANTS
$12°o $20»“
DRESS 1 SHIRTS
$1500
$^98
To
JACKETS
$g98
BALDWIN’S
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Mary Wright Hosts
Bid or Bunch Members
The Bid or Bunch Pinochle
Club met at the home of Mary
Wright Monday evening, Dec.
1, wl h four tables in play.
Gue ts were Edna Moffatt,
Sharon Blaylock, Pat McClel
lan, Hattie F'encl, Jean Rosa
mond, Jeri I.edgerwood and
Shirley Davidson. Edna Ross
became a member of the club.
High was held by Edna Gor
don. Elsie Ohmart was low
and ninochle was won by Pat
McClellan.
The D"c. 15 meeting will be
the clubs’ annual Christmas
party and gift exchange at the
home of Betty Clark at 7:30
p.m.
Lloyd Center
In joy the ( hristnias Mayic of Llovd (enter
I
( hristnkis isnt Christmas
until youvr visited Lloyd Center.