3—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISETHURSDAY, MAY t, 1M7
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This weekend the Oregon Jaycees
wilt hold their annual convention in
Portland. The Mill City club is furn­
ishing expenses for President Roy
Podrabsky to attend. This is the big-
»est state meeting of the year. AU
state officers will be elected at the
convention.
Application blanks for the Teen
Age Road-e-o are atill available,
However, we would like to have
them all in by next week. If we know
how many contestants there will be,
we will be better able to prepare for
the contest
Scoutmaster Al Nesbitt reports
that the boys have received applica­
tion blanks for the Boy Scouts. As­
sistant Scoutmaster Rev.
Robert
Roach, distributed them at school last
week. To date, Mr. Nesbitt says none
have returned. We urge the parents
to see that the applications are filled
out completely and returned to How­
ard Farmen at the grade school as
soon as possible. These forms have to
be processed and the boys names
entered on the application for Troop
Charter before anything more can
ba done.
At the last Jaycee meeting, it was
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Giri ocjul Hostesses smile a cheery wel- 212 (In their official camp uniforms) are
come for prospective campers and their par- (1. to r.): Terry Hillpot, Judy Pero, Diane
ents who will be visiting Camp Smith Creek Carter, Gail Mauk, Jackie Trombley, and
Sunday afternoon, May 5, for an open house Kathryn Haines, — Photo by Evelyn Jordan
picnic. The Scouts from Santiam troop No.
decided that we should make up a
calendar of projects and events for
the remainder of the year. This will
enable us to fill in the slow periods
By .Mrs. Albert Milleap
By Mrs. J oh« T««t«ra
of the national calendar with some
Members of the Santiam Canyon
Sunday guests at the Ed Castle
local projects. Jim Grant has been ] Home Extension unit met at the , home were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cremer
working on the calendar and reports Gates Community house in an all­ and family of Sublimity.
that it is coming along fine.
day session Friday. Election of of­
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Walz and
The next meeting will be held Wed­ ficers was held in the morning per­ family attended a large family gath­
nesday evening, May 1 at the Fire iod. Mrs. Bernard Bumgarner was ering in Salem Sunday at the home
re-elected chairman for a second of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
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term; Mrs. Richard Parker, reelected Walz who were celebrating their 49th
vice chairman and Mrs. Stanley Vail i wedding anniversary.
elected secretary-treasurer, replacing! Visiting during the past weekend
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I Mrs. Glen Hennes, who had served | at the Frank Buckler home were
daughter
family, «...
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two years. It was decided to hold a their
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benefit dinner Friday, May 17, be- Mrs. Al Molnar and Jimmy from Oak
tween the hours of 5:30 and 7 p. m. Grove.
That GLOW OF HEALTH come» from within-BUT-
Mrs. K. J. Golliet was hostess for
at the Community house, to raise
not without a well-balanced diet. Oregon Wheat
funds to complete the kitchen of the a benefit coffee at her home Wednes-
Community house. Following the pot-1 day morning April 24. Mrs. Chris
food* are a natural »ource of nutrition and energy.
| luck diner served at noon project McDonald presided at the coffee
In every meal — every day - take your choice of
leaders, Mrs. Bumgarner and Mrs. table and poured for the large group
light and exciting hot bread», pajtrie»,
Grace Meyers demonstrated the mak­ calling between the hours of 10 to 12.
cookie» and fluffy des»erti ideal for
ing of sofa pillows. Installation of The proceeds from the eoffee went
officers will be held at the May to help pay for the drapes for the
that healthy glow.
meeting of the unit, which will be Fellowship hall at the church. Sev­
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held at the home of Mrs. William eral more coffees are being planned
105 1. W. 1O0>, P«n4UtM, Or««««
Pennick. Subject for that meeting in this series.
will be laundry, with a county agent | Announcement was made here last
I week of the marriage of Violet
present to demonstrate.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brisbin vis­ 1 (Tietze) Cooper of Salem to Frank
ited for four days last week in Rose­ Dugger of Kaiser at Stevenson, Wn.
burg at the home of his sister and April 14. Mrs. Dugger, who has made
family, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Williams, her home in Salem for a number of
a family get-together honoring an­ years has many friends here as she
other sister, Mrs. Bertha Lancaster, spent her girlhood here where she at­
from Morgan Hill, Calif., whom they tended school.
A group who enjoyed th« weekend
had not seen for years. Another sis-
ter present was Mrs. Anna Fisher, I at the Wagner cabin on the Metolius
from Grants Pass. During the visit included Mr. and Mrs. Giles Wagner,
the group visited the old family | Duane Wagner and son, Jimmy, Mr.
homestead at Olalla, where they were and Mrs. Ike Myers and Mr. and Mrs.
born and spent their childhood and Jake Meyers.
Mr. and Mrs.
returned
saw the old school house, unused
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now, but still standing, which they home a week ago Tuesday after
attended. Mr. Brisbin also visited his spending several days with Mr. Caa-
son, Wallace Brisbin, while in Rose­ tle’s brothers family at Bellevue,
Wash, and with friends at Kirkland,
burg.
| Mrs. George Arthurs returned Wash., and Willamette.
Visiting relatives here several days
home from the Salem Memorial hos-
' pital Thursday where she had sub­ last week were Mr. and Mrs. Joe
mitted to an operation upon her eye. Martin of Portland.
Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Prine and
Mrs. Maude Davis returned to her
home the last of the week after children from Dayton, Ohio, arrived
having visited her daughter and Saturday at the J. M. Teeters home
family, Mr. and Mrs. James Over- for a visit with Mrs. Prine's parents
lock in Seattle, over Easter. Her and with other relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Tietze and Mr.
! son, Edmund, of Tacoma accompan-
and Mrs. Jim Richmond and daugh­
I ied her home for the weekend.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bowes, ac- ter spent from Friday to Sunday at
; companied by Mr. and Mrs. Walter the Tietze cabin on the Metolius
Brisbin were among those attending river. The Tietzes and Richmonds
a Masonic initiation in Prineville last attended a large family gathering at
Saturday evening. Sunday they saw the Eldon Tietze home at Aumsville
Sunday evening.
the boat races on Ochoco Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Wise »nd
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hughes, all of
Portland were weekend guests at the
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home of Mrs. Frankie Johnson.
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Mrs. Rosa Roten and daughter,
from
Mrs. Louisa Wriglesworth,
Portland spent the past week at Cntered as second class matter No­
their Gates homes. Mrs. Wrigles- vember 10, 1944 at the poat office at
worth was recovering from an illness Mill City, Oregon, under the Act of
March 3. 187».
and came home to rest up.
1 Oliver Watson underwent a second
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’operation at the Veterans’ hospital in
Outside,
Marion-Linn Counties S3-S0
Portland after Easter. Mrs. Watson
spent four days in Portland to be
near him, returning home Friday
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