t—The MUI City Enterprise, Thursday, Sept. 21, 1Ö451
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The Minne-ha-ha Campfire
girls held their first meeting
of the fall at the home of their
leader, Mrs. Wendell Heller.
GATES- Mr. and Mrs. L. L.
Officers for the first term Rynearson were honored with
; were elected with Susie Duebar a farewell party Friday even-
Goldie Rambo, Woman's Page Editor, Phone 897-2772
| to serve as president; Susanne [ ing in the Gates clubhouse, giv-
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j Nixon as treasurer.
I parement and their wives. Ry
The girls welcomed Pat back nearson had been a most active
Mill City Cheerettes
’ into their group. She had been member of the Gates Fire De-
Entertained at
a member lor part of the time 1 partment for several years.
last year but the family moved
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Oliver, Mr.
Ercill Wilson Home
i to California, returning recent and Mrs. Elmer Klutke, and
ly.
Mrs. Ercil Wilson entertained
1 Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kelle were
GATES The first fall meet a group of Cheerettes who have
i Projects for the year ! were t ...........
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be committee
in charge of the
ing of the Santiam Canyon Ex been working at Santiam Mem
discussed with the girls decid-I pof ]uck buffet dinner party
tension unit will be a morning orial Hospital at a morning
New officers were installed at ing to make favors for hospital which slarted at 8 p m foi_
meeting, Thursday, September coffee at her home Tuesday.
the September 19 meeting of trays at various times during [owed by dancing. Rynearson
28, which will start at 10 o'clock
Those attending from this
the year. They also will do | was presented with a transistor
in the Gates clubhouse Project area were Helen Kimmel, lot the Mill City Woman's club some work in mosiac tile as i radjo as a parting gift from the
when that group met at the old
leaders for the coming year tie Swan, Sylvia Hayes, Shir
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Gates school house. Purpose of Mrs. Heller received instruction department here.
About
will be appointed, and members ley Laird, Roz ReMine, Char
in that craft during the sum- COUples attended the affair,
having
the
meeting
there
was
for committees selected. Cof lene Cooper, Alta
Moffatt. so that members could view the mer.
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fee will be served, but there Margaret Boroughs. Ann Prim
recently formed Santiam li-1
will not be any pot luck dinner eau.
' brary. Club members will have
Rebekahs Make Visit
at noon, as this is a short meet
Mrs. Wilson is co-chairman of
Honored Oa 40th
ing. Mrs. Toni Thomas will be the Cheerette program and | charge of the library Mondays
the Wedding Anniversary
Thursdays
during
To Salem Lodge
present and will enlist volun said she would like to see more and
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month of October.
teers to serve in the newly cre volunteers from this area. At
GATES—Mr. and Mrs. Clare
Several members of Santiam
Installed as president was 1 Rush were the honored guests'
ated Santiam library. The topic present most of the women
for the October meeting will be work one day a month at the Edith Mason; first vice-presi at their home Sunday, when Rebekah lodge were in Salem
-Vegetables.” All ladies and hospital, with the exception of dent, Nadine Duggan: second their sons and families arrived Monday evening to visit Salem
homemakers in this and the Mrs. Hayes who has been work vice-president Elaine Russell with a bountiful dinner and a Rebekah Lodge No. 1 when Cle
Mill City area, are invited to ing there every Sunday during was unable to be present; Cor- specially decorated cake, and one Applegate, president of the
responding secretary, Daisy the daughter-in-laws took com- Rebekah Assembly of Oregon
join the Santiam Canyon unit, the summer.
Geddes;
Secretary,
Helen piete charge of the kitchen, din- paid her official visit.
and visitors are always wel
The Cheerettes relieve Nurs
Mrs. Applegate, who is from
Kirnmel;
treasurer,
Jesse jng room and decorations for a
come.
es Aides and other members
Central Point, will visit Santi am
The 1961-62 projects will all of the hospital staff in some of Bodeker. Tearly Muir was elect special occasion—the 40th wed
lodge January 17. She will also
be of interest and a good social die routine duties. They check ed as a member of the finance ding anniversary of Clare and
committee. Other members are Margaret, which falls on Sep- be present for District Conven
time Is expected. Meetings are in visitors, deliver flower and
Goldie Rambo and Agnes Carl tember 20. While preparations tion in Lyons February 17.
always held on the 4th Thurs mail, write letters if patients
Attending Monday evening’s
son.
were in progress the grandpar-
desire and other varied jobs.
day in each month.
An invitation was read to ents and the five children took meeting from here were Ann
attend meetings of the Salem a walk in the woods, gathering Primeau, Gladys Mason, Lettie
Women's Club on October 13 many
children Swan, Blanche Syverson, Daisy
"souvenirs”
and October 27.
love, and returned to find ev Geddes, Ida Fleetwood, Toni
Projects undertaken last erything in readiness for the Thomas. Dorothy Vail and Mar
year were reviewed and plans family dinner, and a surprise garet McWhirk. They were
discussed for this year's pro gilt of a set of silverware!
joined by another member of
gram.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Santiam, Mae Mason of Salem.
Main project of the club is the___
Lyle Rush and three children,
active sponsorship of the Mill, of Salem,
1. and
and Mr.
Mr. and
and Mrs
Mrs.
City Campfire Girls. They as- William Rush and children of
sist the girls financially and Corvallis. Bill Rush took pic
individual club members act as
tures throughout the day.
sponsors. Serving as sponsors
this year will be Sylvia Dun
can, Goldie Rambo, Ann Prim- John Lengacher and
eau, Elaine Russell and Jesse
A guarantoad perfect
Miss Judy Jones Wed
Bodeker.
diamond, set in a beau
LYONS—Mr. and Mrs. John
The club also assists with
tiful mounting, is your«
Lengacher
are
announcing
the
the youth center in the city
when you choose Keep
park, aids American Field ser recent marriage of their son,
sake ...the best dia
vice program, Children's Farm John, to Miss Judy Jones of
mond value available
Kingfisher,
Okla.,
daughter
of
Corvallis
and
other
Home at
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Jones of that
anywhere.
civic and charitable drives,
It was voted to again have city.
The wedding took place at
the club name and meeting
time on the Lions Club calendar. Winnemuca, Nev., at the Com
The next meeting of the club munity Methodist church on
will be October 17 at the home September 2 with Rev. C. R.
of Dora Rogers with Goldie Silverstein officiating.
Rambo and Lettie Swan as re-1 The bridal couple was accom
panied by her parents, who
freshment hostesses.
Serving at Tuesday night’s came for the wedding. They are
meeting were Edith Mason and now at home at 3202 Bluff St.,
Salem, and are attending Wil-
Agnes DeFrates.
lamette University where they
both are seniors.
These picnic foods: Relished
grilled hot dogs and cold cuts
Pears should be canned when
along with lemonade and fresh under ripe for eating. The pear
fruit minimize risk of food poi should be green except
soning. More dangerous foods pores which are showing
for picnics include: deviled tinge of yellow.
eggs, meat mixtures for sand- .
wiches, chicken, cream pies.
Apple cider tastes good and
I is easy to make. Directions for
a simple apple press are avail
SUBSCRIBE TO THE MILL able at the County Extension
CITY ENTERPRISE. U A IM office. Ask for ’’Fruit
Extension Unit To
Hold Meet. Sept. 28
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Farewell Party
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Call our business office today. See how
easy and economical it is to add the
colorful convenience of an extension
telephone to any room in your home.
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YOUR OWN GOOD
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RAMBO’S RAMBLINGS
Here's uhat Mrs. Hal McCall of Cottage Grove says about electric living...
I use electricity as many
ways as I can...it's a wonderful
help with the housework”
*1 was amazed to find that we often use 17 dif
ferent appliances in just the first hour of the
day. But with four active youngsters, my big
gest time savers are the washer find dryer ...
in an average day I do three loads of clothes!
Electricity heli* me with dozens of chores,
giving me more time to devote to my family.
For all the help we get from our electric sen ice,
we call it our biggest value.”
Like Mrs. McCall, thousands of Willamette
Valley homemakers are using lots of PP&L
electricity these days . . . more and more all
the time.
See the many time-saving, work-saving appli
ances at your dealer’s soon. Make generous
use of today’s biggest value, electric service
from Pacific Power & Light.
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These 39 electric appliances
serve the McCall family:
V Range
V Freezer
V Washer
V Radio
V Iron
x/Vacuum Cleaner
V Furnace Motor
[xZ Vent F an
V Coffee Maker
V Fry Pan
V Waffle Iron
kZ Air Conditioner
kZ Power Tools
sZ Blender
Y Floor Polisher
V Hair Dryer
BB Clocks-2
S’ Shaver
VI. awn Mower
V Water Heater
y Refrigerator-
Freezer
Dryer
s/ Television
V Stereo Set
kZ Roaster
V Food Mixer
V Electric Blankets—2
vi Portable Fan«—3
** Toaster
*/ Sandwich Gnll
V” Heating Pad
V Room Heater
M Lighting
How many of these appliances work
for you in your home?
You Live Better... Electrically!
& LIGHT COMPANY
By Goldie Rambo
Have you ever gone to
Church and thought the min
ister must be speaking direct
ly to you? Such was the case
Sunday when Dick Cole deliver
ed an interesting message on
the futility and actual physi
cal drain on one’s system that
can be caused by worry—at
whicn 1 have always been pret
ty good.
Some of you may not be
lieve it—but 1 really have ov
ercome a lot of it—I suppose it
was bound to get better!
Always remember to ask
yourself
this basic queston.
"What is the RIGHT thing to
do?”
And, lastly, never give up.
Keep at it. Keep believing,
keep thinking until the answer
comes. Remember the darkest
hour is just before dawn”.
I think we all have imagin
ary problems and then when
something
really hits us—it
wasn't what we were worry
ing about at all. Don’t we have
a habit of thinking too much
As he said its easy to tell about ourselves—just another
some one not to worry—but form of egotism.
there
is'nt just some little
button that will turn it on and
off—if we could just take it
from day to day.
One thing. I think lnsomru-
acs like myself—have a field
day, or night—as somehow
troubles seem magnified at
night and it can be a real det
riment to relaxing.
I ran across an article
written by Norman Vincent
Peaie. that is certainly good ad
vice and I would like to pass it
on—maybe it can help some
one with their problem*.
"Don’t panic—never tense up
in the presence ot a problem
because if you do panic you
will not be able to think sound
ly. Emphasize calm thoughts
and you can obtain an emotion
ally’ controlled state.
Don’t act overwhelmed by the
problem and don’t be dramatic
about It CUt the situation down
to size; don't build it up in
thoughts or words.
Don’t waste time with regrets.
IXm t ask
Why did 1 ever get
into this?” Just take it from
where you are
Think In terms of solution
rather than problem and then
seek a solution, not for the whole
problem but the next step. Take
it a step at a time.
Wedding Ring
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$125.00
Wedding Ring
$62.50
MILL CITY JEWELRY
Phone 897-2434
Mill City. Oregon
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Come on out end enjoy yourselves.
You'll enjoy dancing to their rhythm,
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Gates, Oregon