The Mill City enterprise., March 30, 1950, Page 5, Image 5

Easter Party Treats for Small Fry
Birthday Dance for
Teen-Agers Held
5— THE
Local Enumerators
Chosen for Census
March 80. IBM
MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
FEMME PACE
As the day of the big count ap­
One of the most enjoyable dancing
MELSONS ENTERTAIN
parties of the season was held Friday proaches, the persons appointed as
Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Butler of Kansas
night at the Bohemian hall when ' enumerators are busy receiving their
Mrs. Ernest Podrabsky entertained a final training and instructions before
City. Kansas have been visiting for
group of the teen-agers. The party embarking upon their duties as of
the past ten days with Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth A. Nielson. Mrs. Nielson Is
was in honor of LeRoy Podrabsky 12:01 am, April 1st The instruc­
who was celebrating his 16th birth­ tion school for this district is being
Mrs. Lyle Kinzer was hostess for their daughter and Mrs. W. G Stover
held at the McCleay Grange hall in the Women's Society of Christian i their grand daughter.
day.
Following an evening of dancing, conjunction with the group of Service with the meeting held at her
Mr. Nielson took Mr. Butler to visit
refreshments consisting of sand­ trainees from the S. W. Marion home with a large attendance, Mrs. the Masonic lodge Monday night. It
wiches, punch and birthday cake were county district. The trainees from . Laurene Walworth presided over the was their first trip to the West coast.
served by the hostess assisted by the S E. district, which includes Sil­ business meeting, and the devotions Sight seeing trips were taken to
Mrs. Lee Kuhlman and Mrs. John verton. Silverton Hills, N. Silverton, were lead by Mrs. George Clipfell. Bonneville Dam, Detroit Damsite,
S, Silverton, Union Hills, Sublimity, Many plans were made and commit- Salem and to the beaches.
Davidson.
Present were LeRoy Podrabsky, West Stayton, Stayton. Mehama. Mill I tees appointed. It was decided to
Mr. and Mrs. W. G Stover enter­
Barbara Barton, Dorothy Downer, ■City, Gates, Horeb, Niagara. Detroit, have clean-up at the church and com­ tained with a family dinner last Sun­
Pat Brown, Pat Wolverton, Pat Dav­ i and Idanha precincts are under In­ munity club house, Monday and Tues­ day evening for for Mr. and Mrs. O.
struction and supervision of Tony day, March 27 and 28. and the trip
An Easter party for the youngsters is fun for everybody, with saucy idson, Barbara Smith, Arlone Kuhl­
Moravec of Stayton. The enumera­ was outlined for the district meeting L. Butler. Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Nielson
man.
Carol
Jane
Blazek,
Eddie
Rob
­
Easter bunnies, gay candy baskets and brilliantly colored Easter eggs to set
tors
will attend five (6) half day to be held in Albany Wednesday, and son Larry.
a festive scene. For refreshment, birds’ nest cakes made of meringue are a erts. Denny Maritala, Lawrence
delicious accompaniment to the sparkling fruity strawberry orange punch Thornly, Ernie Podrabsky, Don Fl- sessions while the urban enumerators March 29. Plans were made to have REGISTRATION CLOSES APRIL 18
served in a tall pitcher or punch bowl. This flavorful punch is inexpensive
will be required to attend three (3» a tamale sale April 11 with Alice
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and easy to prepare with the new concentrated orange base which comes in cek, Tommie Kanoff, Bill Shepherd,
y
er
j
Huber, Eva Bressler, Elsie Lande, i
— - half day sessions.
handy-sized cans you can keep on your shelf. With water added, each small Phillip Goble, Dick Downer,
The
following
appointees
are
can of fruit base makes a full quart, and you get all the tangy, fresh fruit Moberg. Mrs. Lee Kuhlman, Mrs. ,
i Vivian Walworth and Anna B. Julian j
flavor without the fuss of straining or squeezing.
John Davidson, and Mrs. Ernest
‘hose receiving training in as the cooks. Minnie Wagner, Evelyn
EASTER STRAWBERRY ORANGE PUNCH
enumeration work:
Julian, Eva Bressler and Vivian Wal­
drabsky.
Two small cans orange base
Jessica Z. Cooper; Stanley B. Mat­ worth, the publicity committee; Alta
Fresh or frozen strawberries, sliced
his; Agnes J. Haugen; Eleanor M. Bodeker, Ethel Huffman and Mis.
Water
To each small can of concentrated orange base, add five cans of water. Three Links Give Honors ! Meland; Ella L. Oehler and Helen M. Hartnell «’ere appointed the nominat­
Stir and add sliced strawberries. No sugar is needed. Makes 2 quarts.
Zetterberg all of Silverton. Lora E. ing committee for officers for the
Rand, West Stayton; Patricia A. Ben­ coming year. The next meeting will
On Members Birthdays
I by the hostess, Mrs. Saunders to Mrs.
der, Betty G. Emery, Delila M. be held at the community club house
Clubhouse Plans Okayed I Steve Champ, Turner and Miss Janet The Three Links club met Thurs­ Champ,
all of Stayton; Ramon L. Tuesday afternoon, April 4, with Mrs.
Klecker, Stayton. visitors, Mrs. A. D. day at the home of Mrs. Clayton Rauscher. of Sublimity; Kenneth Anna Johnson hostess. Each mem­
By Gates Women
Johnson, Mrs. Theodore Burton, Mrs. Baltimore for a no-host luncheon. Randall and Dorothy Draper of Me­ ber is to bring a toy new or old for
Mrs. Frank Saunders opened her j Elmer Stewart, Mrs Lincoln Hen- The group honored Mrs. Fred Duffy | hama; Grace E. Cooke, Kathryn a child under six years of age to be
home to members of the Gates ' ness, Mrs. Wilson Park, Mrs. Glen and Mrs. Lee Bassett on their birth­ Colburn, Isabel Mason, Callie Thomas sent to the children's hospital. At
Womans club Thursday afternoon for Hearing, Mrs. Harold Wilson, Mrs. day and were presented gifts from all of Mill City; and John Ray of the close of the meeting Mrs. Kinzer
Mrs. Joe Liberty Idanha.
the social meeting. The blue print Kay McCarty, Mrs. Larry Shelton those attending.
' served refreshments to Mesdames
was presented a “going away" gift
of the club house was studied and and Mrs. Albert Millsap.
“Since these enumerators are your Jim Lande .Willard Hartnell, Loren
from
the
club
and
Mrs.
Marie
Stew
­
approved. A vote of thanks was
fellow citizens and neighbors,.’’ Mr
The Silver tea sponsored by the art was given a baby blanket from Moravec says, “I urge all of you Chamberlain, Laurence Walworth,
given Tex Allen, engineer for the
Glen Julian, Albert Julian, Clinton
the
club.
C.B.I. who drew up and donated the Women's Society of Christian Service
people to-co-operate with your enum­ Hubbard, Wallace Power, Albert
Following
the
luncheon
the
group
held
at
the
Lyons
community
club
plans to the club.
erator, and to you farmers who have J Ring, Oral Toland, Earl Wagner,
Plans were discussed for the Easter was well attended with guests pres­ made rosettes for the Theta Rho not filled out an Agriculture Ques­ George Clipfell, George Huffman,
dance, sponsored by the club, to be ent from Mill City and Mehama. The girls.
tionnaire, I urge you to do so and help ; Clyde Bressler, Alex Kuiken, Mrs.
Present were; Mrs. Lee Bassett,
held Saturday evening, April 8th, room was beautifully decorated with
expedite the work of the enumerators. ■ Alice Huber, Mis. Catherine Julian,
in the school gymnasium, proceeds to spring flowers and the dainty re- Mrs. Fred Duffy, Mrs. Joe Liberty, Let’s make this 17th big count the
Mrs. Minnie Smith, Mrs. Calloway,
i freshments carried out the Chinese j Mrs. Marie Stewart, Mrs. W. W. most accurate of all.”
be added to the building fund.
Rev. and Mrs. O. A. Jewell.
Henderson,
Mrs.
Arnold
Syverson,
motif.
The
speaker
of
the
afternoon
The next regular meeting of the
club will be held at the home of Mrs. was Mei Ling Wu, an exchange stu­ . Mrs. Alma Thomas, Mrs. Mel Robin­
birthday party in honor of Mrs.
Elmer Stewart, a no-host luncheon, dent at Oregon State college who son, Mrs. Rachel Olmstead. Mrs. Kindergarten Teacher Leaves
April 13th. Election of officers will gave a very interesting talk on the I Floyd Fleetwood, Mrs. Howard Kan­ Mrs. Robert L. Ash, kindergarten Cree's mother, Mrs. J. M. Dickinson. I a««
off, Mrs. George Veteto, Mrs. Frank teacher, is planning to Join her
be held. Refreshments were served living conditions in China.
Merrill, Mrs. Frances Bodeker, Mrs. husband in Tacoma, April 1st, where
Bertha Shepherd, Mrs. Wilma Stew- they will make their home. It is with I
| art, Mrs. Melbourne Rambo, Mrs. much regret that the children and
j John Nelson, Mrs. Jennie Davis, Mrs. their mothers see her leave, as she Ì
I John Swan, Mrs. Lester Hathaway had endeared herself to all. Mrs.
SERVING THE CANYON AREA
. and Mrs. Clayton Baltimore.
Martin Jepsen will take over the
PICKUPS AT
kindergarten, as of April 3rd, and
continue through May 26th.
Laundry—Nu-Method, Mill City and Stayton
Lyons Rebekah Choose
Laundry and Dry Cleaning—
Ken Golllet, Mehama; Mt. Jeff Cafe, Idanha
Astoria Delegates
Dry Cleaning— Santiam Self-Service Laundry, Detroit
DEANHA PTA MONDAY NIGHT
The regular meeting of Faith Re-
The grade school library was the
163 South High
SALEM
Phone S-912S
j bekah lodge of Lyons was held at scene of the general meeting of De-
the hall Wednesday evening with a anha PTA Monday night with a large j
large attendance, and the following attendance in spite of the blizzard
officers in the chairs, Blanche Wag­ weather. At the business meeting
ner, noble grand; Beulah Lewis, vice with T. S. Moore presiding, the basic j
HALVES AND SEGMENTS, No. 2ft can
grand; Garnett Bassett, secretary, or children’s school law was explained
and Celene Taylor, treasurer. The by Mrs. G. Bangs and Mr. White gave
2 for
regular routine of business was car-1 a very clear talk on the rural school !
FRESH DAILY — VERY REASONABLE PRICES
ried out and delegates elected to law.
attend the Rebekah Assembly of Ore­ Moore named Ida Hansen, chair­
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< X X X X'X»®äaß®I»i«lX«IkX.a X X X X X X X X X’X K X X x.X'x gon which will be held at Astoria
man with Elsie Girod and Roselle
some time in May. Delegates elected Vicker the nominating committee for
MILL CITY
were Hazel Lewis and Effie Heineck next year’s officers.
1 Alternates were Alta Bodeker and Delegates to the PTA convention
SUNDAYS and HOLIDAYS
OPEN WEEK DAYS
« !Garnett Bassett. At the social hour
9 A M. to 4 P.M.
8
A.M.
to
7
PM
in
Portland
April
25.
26.
27
were
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X i refreshments were served by Zona elected with Edison Vickers, Mr. Has- VI;
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Sischo, Frances Randall, Lois Myers nick, Mrs. Payne and Mrs. Snyder
' and Alta Bodeker.
voted delegates with Mrs. Girod, Mrs.
Following the lodge meeting a Overhaulser, Mrs. Weisgerber and
short business meeting was held by Mrs. Gordon as alternates.
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the Three Links club with Beulah A very interesting program was 0
Lewis president in charge.
Plans provided, Stanley Wipple being the
were completed for the card party speaker of the evening, who spoke
which will be held at the Rebekah on sports and hobbies. Mrs. Russell
MODEL AIRPLANE MOTORS
MODEL AIRPLANES
hall Saturday evening April 1st, with Hoyt displayed her many bells and
TOYS AND DOLLS
SPECIALTY CARDS
500 and pinochle in play, and the told a few things about them. The
MASQUERADE
SEPPI JES
TRICKS
AND
PUZZLES
| party dance to be held Saturday eve­ grade school children demonstrated
ning April 15th, instead of April Sth two experiments pertaining to air
e
Use Our Mall Order Service
pressure.
Eight Junior high boys o
and girls did three dances, very aptly
performed.
SALEM'S ORIGINAL
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Mrs. Leach’s room again won the V
as qay as a Springtime
attendance prise. Refreshments were
served by the sixth grade mothers.
mommo-as lovely a$
Lyons Service Society
Plan Tamale Sale
SALEM LAUNDRY
MILL CITY MEAT MARKET
Quality Meats & Groceries
FROZEN FOODS
Friday & Saturday Special
PEACHES
Myron's Packaged Meats
LF7C
Kellom’s Grocery
Friendly Service
Check the Stock in
Our Windows for the
Merchants Quiz
H. 0. Model Railroading Equipment
KEITH b™™
Toy & Hobby Shop
Lastertime itself
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Photo Finishing - 24 hour service
Lending Library
Toys
Gift Items
Notions
Housewares
Socks
Underwear
MILL CITY VARIER
JIM O'LEARY
IRENE O’l-EARY
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We Invite You
To meet the newest member of our staff
Mary Gilbert Lee
Easter Cards
Specialist in Hair Cutting
MRS. LEE HAS TRAINED WITH MR. PEBOLA AND DARWIN JONES,
NOTED ARTISTS IN THE BEAUTY FIELD.
Shirley's Beauty Shop
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Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cree and
family were in Salem Sunday to a
Edward Williams
«3.30 Court St.
SALEM, ORE.
Complete Line of Dermetics
Phone 6102
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2nd & Broadway